Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-08

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last evening at the home of Edward
Rauch. Games rounded out jolly even
ing for the young people, followed by
refreshments served by the Misses
Ruth and May Raueh. Those present
were the Misses Veda Beryl Vaughn,
Merle Tracy, Ruta EIollister, May
Ward, Martha Gillett, Venita McKin-i
ney, Sylvia b. Edmundson, Lena Stef
fen, Mary Anderson, Birdene McKin-
ney, Rhoda Pearsons, Grace Mcdonald,
Anna CapPs, Juanita Chrsinger, Mar
gle Sehleusner, Esther Gremmels Ruth
Rauch, L. May Rauch, Ethel Jones, and
Messrs. Georoe Alfred Schomakcr, Ed
ward Raueh, Oral Lemmon, Harvey
Wilson, Glenn Nichols, Jack Bayes,
Ward Wolfe, Howard Pearsons, Earl
Dane, Robey Ratclitfe Lloyd C, Case,
and Delmer Heighton.
The violin and piano pupils of Miss
Joy Turner gave charming musical re-
cital this afternoon at her studio in the
Willamette university college of music.
The Past Guardians club of the Wom-
en- OF WoOdcraft met Thursday after
noon at the nome of Mrs. Caroline
Bushnell. After the business meeting
interesting papers were read by Mrs.
Helen Southwick, Mrs. Charles Lytle
and Mrs. Mary Moores.
The hostess was assisted in serving
by Mrs. Southwick.
The next meeting will be at the resi-
dence of Mrs. w. +. DeLong, 1916 Com
mercilI street Nav fourth.
The members present were: Mrs.
Charles Davis Mrs Ross Moores, Mrs.
o. L. Darling, Mrs. +. B. Southwick,
Mrs. Charles Lytle, Mrs. w. Z. DoLong,
and Mrs. Anna Miller.
A bevy of happy little girls reveled
at the delightful birthday party given
little Grace Thompson Friday after
noon. A dainty luncheon was served |
the little people at table prettily /
adorned with wild flowers, pink stream
ers and a lovely birthday cake sur
rounded by six tiny candles.
The little guests circling the table
were: Lois Nye, Janette Kennedy, |
Henrietta Bishop, Marion Shaw, Sylvia
and Cecile Thompson and the young
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. zadoc Riggs and a i
party Of friends will motor to Portland
Sunday morning. They will return late
Sunday night,
Mrs. Homer Goulct has had as her
guests Mrs. w. T. Williamson, Mr.. and
Mrs Hugh Williamson and small chill
dren Miss Josephine and Master Wal
ter Williamson, Of Portland
Miss Gladys Zell was the motif of
jolly surprise party Wednesday even
ing when number of her friends
gathered to celebrate her birthday an
niversary.
Those participating in the evening S !
gayeties were the Misses Grace Mollen- I
cop, Althea Dorks, Nellie McWhorter,
Pearl Burton, Rita Fletcher, Anna
Hlmpton, Alberta Hale, Pearl Collins,
Lizzie De bord, Olive Luter, Honor
Zel, and Messrs. Clarence Blundell, |
Donald Bradford, Fred Paulsen, Elmo
Wright, Basil Zell, Lenard Dorks, Da-
vid Korb, David Ramseyer, Leslie
Keuscher, Kenneth Zell Mr.. and Mrs. |
L. II. Luter, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Leacn and Mr., and Mrs. &. L. Zell.
Mrs. Frank Spears has as her house
guest, Miss Doris Sears, of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Kay enter
tanned as their guests Thursday, Mr..
and Mrs. S. NJ. Merrill, of Minneapolis, !
Minnesota. Mr.. and Mrs Merrill were
en- route home from sOjourn in Cali |
fornia.
Mrs. Carlton Smith entertained on
Thursday afternoon with bridge. 1t !
was an informal affair, guests being
asked for three tables Of the game in
cluding the mltrons of the Thursday |
club and half a dozen or so visitors.
Mrs. A, L. Lovelace was awarded the
attractive card favor.
Small informal affairs are held ev-
cry day or so among society matrons
and maids and half a dozen or so guests
assembled with their sewing for a cozy
chat and cup of tea.
One of the most delightful of these
affairs WAS given Tuesday by Mrs. !
Homer Goulet, when a few of her
friends motored out for the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Thoams Livesley will
motor to Portland Monday to attend |
the New York Symphony Orchestra and
Josef Hofmann Concert at the Hcilig
theatre Monday evening.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Roy Bo-
hannon and Mrs. d. Griffin entertained !
the members of their Hensington club
at the residence Of the former on Hoyt
street
During the afternoon the guests en-.
joyed o delightful musical programme,
after which the hostesses served re.
freshments,
Those present were: Mrs. A, NJ
Chapman, Mrs. j. Hall, Mrs. o. Enrigdt,
Mrs. C. T. Gordon, Mrs. Ed Souder,
Mrs. Chas, Speaker, Mrs. Fred Brown
ing aud Mrs, Townsend,
Charles Eppley, Jr. and Kenneth
Randall left Friday for Montana where
they have homestead.
The Sunbeam class of the Leslie NJ.
Z. church met at the nome of Miss
Elsie Boynton Saturday afternoon. AT
ter brief business session, games and
do iutv rafrpshnapte ,wcrn an ioNn1 Tho