Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-29

a RRANGEMENTS for the premier
"A dinner dance at the Hotel Marion
. Friday evening, have sufficiently
advanced 10 warrant prediction that it
will be one of the most delightful inno-
vatiens of the season.
Mr.. Miller is doing everything pos
sible to make these soirees tempt a
large gathering of devotees and from
reports a number of tables have already
been engaged by the married set and
younger society men for the premier.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McNary enter
tanned last night with several tables
Of five hundred their guests were the
members of the Merry -Go-Round club
composed of about thirty prominent So
eiety folk.
Saturday the Phi Delta Phi fratern.
ity will hold its annual banquet in
Portland, at the Hotel Benson. Judge
Cleland will preside.
Among the speakers will be Judge
Benson, Of Salem; James b. Kerr and
Ralph W. Wilbur, Of Portland.
Covers will be placed for one hun
dred men prominent in legal circles.
AIRS. William Burghardt who has
been A guest of friends and relatives in
Portland for several days returned last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson C. Dibble and
daughter, Miss Carol Dibble, who have
been soiourning in Palo Alto for the
past five months, arrived home last
night.
AIRS b. houston, Of Salem, form
erly OF Roseburg, has been visiting at
the home of Mrs. H. d. Graves on Kane
street, and renewing old friendships
and aequaintances while here. Mrs.
Houston is en- route TO Santa Rosa, Cal
ifornia, wnere she expects to make her
future home. Thursday, Mrs. j. G.
Fullerton gave luncheon in As. Hous-
ton s honor at her home ia West Rose
burg. Covers were laid at the attract
i've luncheon table for the following
guests: Mrs. r. b, Houston, Mrs. II. d.
Graves, Mrs. j. f. Barker, Mrs. G. c..
Sewell, Miss Buick and the hostess.
Mrs. Fullerton's guests were all Mrs.
Houston's friends of former days.
Roseburg Review.
A bevy Of little girls gathered as the
guests Of Miss Ruth Buckner Satur.
day afternoon to participate in her
eighth birthday party given at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
i. Bucbner.
The table was adorned with pink
carnations and candles with covers for
ROvena Eyre, Constance Fox, Durell
Anderson. Margaret Lewis, Helen Pat
terson, Winonl Smith Pauline Welsh,
Marry Cupper and the little hostess.
Mrs. Harry II. Olinger has returned
from a several days visit in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Durbin were
hosts for five hundred party Monday
evening, their guests included the mem.
bers of the Memo club and table of
additional players. Card nonors were
won by Mrs. William Dancey and DR., r
Il. Lee Steiner.
The Queen Esther Circle of the Les
ne W. ~, cnulcn composer OF about
twenty young girls met at the home Of
Miss Florence Smons Monday even
ing.
Dainty refreshents followed the bust.
ness meeting.
Those present were the Misses Alice
Burkhart, Alfredo Gibbs, Arneta Rob
erts, Alice Sperling, Cleo Walker, Edith
Seamster, Elsie Baynton, Florence Gof-
fer, Gladys Olsen, Florence Simmons,
Helen Hardy, Lucille Olson, Leona
Morgan, Helen Peterson, Marowe Mil
Ter, Rebeeea Samuols, Sophia Thompson,
Deda Rotten and Mrs. II. Gibbs.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. McClain have had
as taeir guests for several days, Mr..
and Mrs Milton Eggleston, Of Seattle,
who are en- route home from their
wedding trip.
Miss Hattie Day who has been visit.
ing relatives and friends in Portland