Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-04


tained Monday evening at a delightful
five hundred party, asking about thirty
of the married contingent who are mem
bers Of card club Additional guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hamil-
ton and Mrs. Lenta WestacOtt.
Vases and jars of pale yellow jonquils
suggesting the approach Of lovely
spring were arranged about the card
rooms. Players eireled seven tables Of
the game, high score honors falling to
Mrs. William Dancy, Mrs. Harry Olin-
ger, George Rodgers and Dir. r. &. Lee
Steiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mills home was
the setting for an attractive five nun
dred party Wednesday evening.
The rooms were aglOw with yellow
daffodils, combined with graceful pussy
willows.
Players circled eleven tables of the
game including the members of the
hosts card club and the following addi-
tiOnal guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Hartley, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Downing,
Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Richardson, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. NJ. Hoffnell, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Liliquist, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Chinook, Mr.. and Mrs. David Eyre,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Spaulding, Mr.. and
Mrs Armin Steiner, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Durbin and Charles Wilson, Of Oregon
City,
Mrs. J. A. RICHARDSON and Roy Burton
captured the high score honors. Mrs.
Craig Marvin and Chester Cox being
Z a vra rla1 tna pongnlnf IONS
| Assisting in the serving were: Mrs.
Paul johnson, Mrs. Walter Spaulding
and Miss Zoe Stockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Meyers enter.
tained informally at bridge Thursday
evening, guests having been asked to
make up three tables of the game.
The Salem Festival Chorus composed
OF about one hundred of Salem S most
talented artists will give concert al
the Grand theatre Thursday evening
March the sixteenth. The chorus which
is under tine proficient direction OF
Frederic S. Mendenhall will offer the
beautiful cantata, ''The Hymn OF
Praise" by MeudelssOhn and the 'Cru
saders" highly effective and dramat
ie work by Gale.
The cnorus will be assisted at the pi
lno by Mrs. William Burghardt, Jr,
whose accOmpaniments will complete
the artistry of the excellent programme
The Perrizo orchestra gave their see
Ond series Of dancing parties last even
DO 4 buI /
couples Of the younger set were in at
tendance.
Mrs. j. A. Irwin and Mrs Albert
| Feustman entertained recently at the
home Of the latter in honor of Miss
Maude Clapper. The party was giver
to announce Miss Clapper's engage
ment, whose wedding will take place
in april. The mouse was prettily dec
Grated with yellow daffOdtls, pussy
willows, hearts and cupids.
The guests were the Misses Bulal
Presnell Maudc Presnell, Mabel Saw
age, Hazel Fuestman, Myrtle Herdeline
Grace Mullencot, Guiana Lindsey, Ber
tha johnson, Adelana johnson, Velmi
Brunk, Ula Beck, Katie Lynch, Verda
Ray, Jean McGreager, Christie Jewett
Bernice Rise, Mathel Churchill, Marie
Sehwab, Inice Bell, Loretta DOrks, Alice
Sutet, Mrs. H. Boersma, Mrs. A. +
Clapper, Mrs. Harry Clapper and Mrs
Elmer Mckee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max O. Buren were
hosts Tuesday evening for five hun
dred party, their guests being the mem
bers Of the Merry -GO-Round Card clut
composed of number of the married
contingent.
Six tables were arranged for the
players, score honors being awarded t.
Mrs. Ruben Boise and John McNary.
Miss Grace Bean was a guest at tn
Gamma Phi Beta Sororiety house il
Eugene last week.
Miss Margaret Putnam asked small
group of girls and men for an informa
supper after the dance Friday night in
Guiding Miss Mary Stevens, Tom Stev
ems, DR.. Walter Blyue, of Albany, an,
Mr.. Thompson, of Medford, who wer
her house guests, and Miss Vedl Cross
MISS AAuAdhJ Val anu 81 AAbAAs
Monday evening the Orpheus choru
gave an entertainment at the Stat
Training school and the programme wa
highly appreciated by the boys. Anon
the numbers was 1 solo by Mclnturff
solo, Snyder; mandolin and guitar st
lections, Alley and Carter.
! Much applause was accorded Car
Gabrielson and Rufe White in tAei
clever black face skit. AS a finale tn
chorus and the boys sang America
The Orpheus chorus with Dan Lar
genberg as director, are general favor
ties and are always cnthusiasticall
greeted,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Brown preside,
over a small informal dinner Tuesda
night. The artisticllly appointed tabl
had covers for Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Palmer Putnam, Mr.. and Mrs. John ,
Roberts, Dean Hayes, Of Eugene, an
the hosts.
Mrs. R. P. Mortensen and tw
daughters, Alice and Margaret, o
Springfield, Oregon are week end guest
of Mrs, Mortensen S parents, Mr. an
Mrs. Henry Senomaker.
The Pythian Sisters club met Frida
afternoon at the home of Mrs. j. {
, Perry.
Eleven members responded to the 70
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