Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-21

endar for next week is the tea TO be
lgiven Thursday afternoon by the Salem
Woman s club at the residence of Mrs.
Ruben P. Boise. 1t viii be a silver tea,
for benefits nowadays are the pass
word in Salem, as they are in every
other city.
This time the money is to be devoted
, to fund being raised for the core
gon Federation hospital fund, - which
goes to the regimental chief medical
loffieers to be used exclusively for the
! comfort and nourishment of the sick
soldiers of Oregon.
Club women all over the state are
devoting their time to this worthy
cause, as every division of the service
recently on the border had such fund
Except those confined in the hospital
by sickness.
The tea hours will be from three un-
til five o clock and all those interested
in the cause are invited to attend.
Mrs. Chauneey Bishop gave a charm
ing children S party today in honor of
the fourth birthday anniversary of her
small son, Charles Kay Bishop, and a
happy gathering of the future beaux
of Salem were assembled for an after
noon of frolie.
All of the mothers dropped in to see
the kiddies in their play and to en-
Joy an afternoon of sewing.
Late III the afternoon the gayeties
were closed with delightful refresh
ments. The youngsters were all seat
ed about a huge round table, which was
arranged very low so that wee baby
chair was high enough to see the top
of the lovely table, which was all done
in a red, white and blue color scheme.
A huge basket of red tulips and white
and blue hyacinths .centered the table
and small silk flags marked the plac-
es.
The mothers and their sons asked for
this attractive party were: Mrs. George
Palmer Putnam, David Putnam, Mrs
Clifford Brown, Werner Brown, Mrs.
Frederic d. Thielsen, Frederic Thiel-
sen, Jr., Mrs Curtis B. Cross, Frank
Cross, Mrs. Thomas A. Livesley, "Tom-
my" Livesley, Jr., Mrs Ben w. Olcott,
Chester Olcott, Mrs Asahel Bush, Asa
hel Bush. Jr., Mrs William Connell
Dyer, "Billy" Dyer, Jr., Mrs. Robert
McKinnie Hofer, Ernest Hofer, Mrs.
Frank H Spears, Frank Spears, Jr.,
Mrs. David w. Eyre, David Eyre, Jr.,
Mrs. John HARRISON, Sam HARRISON.
Mrs. James Elvin, Tommy Elvin, Mrs.
Oscar Gingrich and Oscar Gingrich, Jr.
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Laurence Hofer is. expected home
Wednesday from San Francisco, Cal,
where he went last week to see his sis
ter Miss Florence Hofer, who is at
tending the University of California
and to attend the annual triangular in
Intercollegiate crew race which took
place last Saturday.
Mr. Hofer was very interested in the
race, having few years ago attended
Stanford University, of which crew he
was a member while in college.
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Early in the coming week Mrs. j..
! w. Todd will have ass her house guests
Mrs. p. +. MaeMichael and daughter,
Miss Marauise MacMichael of Auburn
who will stop i'll Salem en- route home
from a several months sojourn in Los
Angeles, California.
Monday night, Mrs. Todd will be
hostess for a dinner and musicale IN
honor of her guests.
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In honor OF thelf mouse guest ZI Ms
Ldoyd Hausef Oh Eusehe, Mr, anu ~ aLt .
Paul Hauser ehtettatneG 1on9i lasu hls"'
The rooms were attractively decked
| with fragrant spring IloWefs' anu ''o
guests clreied SIX tables OF t9e sal4e,
Ihe card honors feh 10 MIS- atil
Schmidt, H. l.. Mathews, Mrs. Louis
Aldrleh ana Wlillam j. LlJeq9ls'' W.
Mrs. Ha0sef was ASSISTED py Mls,
Charles Elsln ana Mrs. James 81 Nhl4hog@ ,':s
me guests were: MI ana MIS' - -9tlS E9':
Aldrlch, MI and Mrs; lanes 5, |: ' MI lI
mock, Mr. and MIS- thafles Ed2lll, ME-
and MIS-. Faql :, aellmlut' MI anu NJ Me-
William j. Llilequlst' NJ ana vi L45
Joseph Anstn, Mf; ana MIS- Nei.ielp
Brown Mt ana MIS-. " ~ N"IieME,' va, ,f'
Mf. ana MIS- . r. SqiVeE, VT; % ailo ~ >
/ faul hasShussen, MT, anu VIZ. T. "a b. y
renee 0pahSle or Foftlaia ana - "oS
Byrd
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About 30 matfons Y Satnsfeo W. g. ,,ls
nome OF Mrs, W. :. flhoiey e4HeS
! aay' Whe! She eh'erla!heu ny - ~
sing Iea ctop with an lillofnl"l "lte'
noon or sewing. -,
/ Ihe rooms were 9ally du0FHtu vain