Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-19

Tuesday evening for an informal dane
ing party.
Crimson carnations, Pussy Willows
and the glow from soft red lights made
a pretty foil for the dancers.
A fortune telling booth presided over
by Miss Ruth Kreff and Catherine Nc
Clellan rounded out the evenings gay
cites.
Miss Schultz guests were; Mis-.
Florence Hofer, Miss Helen Deckebach,
Miss Barbara Steiner. Miss Nanelle
Bloom, Miss Myrtle Albright, Allen
BynOn, Jack Carson, Clarence Byrd,
Homer Egan, Earl Flegle, William Hug
gins Harry Mills and Bert Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Bishop will
preside over a charming supper Sunday
evening, in celebration of their wedding
anniversary, including as their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burghadt, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Thielsen, Miss
Aline Thompson, Carl Gabrielson and
Clarence Bishop, Of Pendleton who were
among the attendants at their wedding.
Lovely spring blossoms, fragrant
sweet peas, in tones varying from pale
pink to the deeper shades, intermingled
with lacey ferns will center the at
tractive table
Tuesday night, Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop
will entertain the married set at an
attractive bridge, guests being asked
for eleven tables of the game.
The matrons of the Monday Bridge
club were charmingly entertained this
week by Mrs. Robert Downing.
The rooms where the card tables were
were adorned with fragrant
red carnations and hearts. Guests
played at five tables and Mrs. Ernest
Hofer captured the attractive card ia
for.
Besides the matrons of the club Mrs
Downing asked Mrs. G. w. Allen, Mrs.
Lenta WestacOtt, Mrs. A. N. Moores,
Mrs. David Eyre, Mrs. Louis Lachmund
Mrs. W. S. Mott and Mrs. Walter
Mrs. Downing was assisted by her
laughter, Miss Hazel Downing.
Another delightful social affair com
Mrs Il. B. Houston was the
luncheon presided over by Mrs. Armin
steiner Thursday.
The daintily appointed table was
glow with delicate pink candles and
pring blossoms An attractive art bas-
.et of pale pink tulips and smilax
dOrned with an airy tulle bow, formed |
he lovely centerpiece.
Covers were placed for Mrs. Houston,
.Irs. Carey Martin, Mrs. John Coughilf, |
lrs. Lawrence 7. Harris and the host
IS.
Mrs. Paul Schmidt, Mrs. L. NJ. Boggs
nd Miss Edna JOsse assisted in the
erving.
Luncheon was followed by a delight
III sewing.
Mrs. Houston has been the motif for
number of delightful affairs and sew
raj more will be given in her honor be-
re her departure for the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McGilchrists
+. attractive home was the setting for
five hundred party Wednesday even
lg. Brilliant red carnations and all
he decorations typical Of Valentine s
ay made an effective foil for the elev.
a tables.
The hosts guests included the mem
ers of their card clubs and number
additional players who were: Mr..
nd Mrs. Douglas Mimic, Mr. and Mrs.
ebert Downing, Mr. and Mrs. c. B.
Iebb, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Currie, DR..
nd Mrs. Carlton Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Iam, Mr., and Mrs G. j. Smell, of AS.
,ria, Miss lsobel McGilcnrist, Mr..
uck and NTillar McGilchrist.
The high score awards fell to Mrs.
Obert Downing, Mrs Carlton Smith,
Oy Mills and Paul Johnson.
Mrs. McGilchrist was assisted by
Irs. Currie, Mrs Homer Smith, Mrs.
lerlin Harding, and Miss lsobel Ne
ilchIist.
Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Elmer
udden and Mrs. Connell Dyre will be
)stesses for the first of series of at
active parties.
About thirty matrons and maidens are
'ked for the bridge Wednesday which
Ie hostesses nave planned in honor of
RS. Robert Kinney, of Astoria, ana
le Misses Gertrude and Margaret Grey
Seattle, who are charming girls and
emendous favorites in local society.
At the tea hour a number of guests
ill augment the party.
Miss Hazel Erizon returned Monday
ON brief visit to Lafayette wAere
g was the guest of Mrs. Keith Powell
Nice Bmgham).
One of the most attractive affairs of
e week was ,he bridge party given
: Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Baker, Mon
~ evening.
The card rooms were aglow, with
agrant carnations and a profusion of
4 hearts which made an effective set
~ for the seven tables which were
relied by members of the Memo club.
High score awards fell to Mrs. Jim
ilson and Joseph Baumglrtuer. The
nsolati0ns We're awarded to Mrs. Geo
own, aud George Rose. AS addition
guests the hosts asked Mr.. and Mrs.
iver Locke, Mr.. and Mrs. George Rod
rs, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Wilson, MIR. and
RS, Joseph Baumgartuer and Mr.. and
rs. Fred Steusloff.
A delightfully."- informal bridge was
e diversion of Friday afternoon given
Mrs. Homer Goulet, hOnOring Mrs.
lvid Yantis, of Portland.
Matrons were asked for three tables
'lnling Mrs. w. Al Jones, Mrs. Frank
L.