Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-12

Rosamond Gilbert, Esther Yend, Vesta
Mulligan, Vera Wise, Violet Maclean,
Nelma Baker, Carrie Cooksey, Irma
Botsford, Mildred Garrett, Ruth Hodge,
Averill Harris, Lucille Emmons, Rather.
inc McClelland. Emma Minton, Lois
Ashby. Esther Taylor. Margaret Fuller,
Lena Cherrington, Lila Doughty, Caro-
lyn Sterling, Olive Rosche, Eugenia Nc.
lnturff, Addie Tobie, Flora Housed
Ruth SpOor and Beatrice Newport, and
Mrs. Ida H. Garrett and Mrs Florence
Page Sleeves.
Mrs. William P Lord and her daugh,
ter, Miss Elizabeth Lord who have
been passing the winter in Manila, are
now in Baynis, the popular and select
resort on the island.
Mrs. Lord and Miss Lord plan to
spend June in Japan, returning home
sometime in the late summer. Their
home coming however will depend en-.
tirely upon war conditions.
Mrs. Thomas c. Smith, Jr.. was host.
css Thursday for an informal bridge
luncheon, her guests being the mem.
/ bers of small club.
/ The affair was very charming, and
was the last of series of luncheons
this little group of matrons have been
enjoving all season.
| The artistically appointed table was
decked with an arrangement Of laven.
dar and pale yellow Iris and pansies
! IN huge crystal bowl.
After luncheon the guests made NJ
three tables of bridge.
Mrs. Ben w. Olcott and the hostess
mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Golf, were the only
quests.
The others we're: Mrs. Henry W
Meyers, Mrs. John J. Roberts, Mrs
Chauncey Bishop, Mrs. Thomas A
Livesley, Mrs. Harry E. Clay, Mrs
Charles L. McNary, Mrs. Ruben P
Boise, Mrs. Rollin X. Page and Mrs
John H, McNary.
Miss Rita Steiner, who has been Wis
iting in New York for the past few
weeks, is now in BlufftOn, Ohio, er
route home.
She will leave there in a day or so
ARRIVING in Salem the latter part OF
next week.
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Mrs. Cursis b. Cross gave a chill
/ dren S party Wednesday afternoon, in
honor of the fifth birthday anniversary
! Of her little son, Edwin.
Nine happy little playmates were as
senblcd for the frolic, and late in the
afternoon the party closed with delight
| full refreshments.
/ The table was all done in a pretty
blue and pink color scheme, with forget
me nOts and blue birds forming the dec
orations.
! In the center of the table there was
! q huge sawdust pie, in which were
hidden all sorts of toys. Each toy was
tied to pink ribbon, extending to the
places, and as the kiddies pulled THEN
ribbons they captured one of these lit
tie Gifts
Some of the mothers dropped in tC
assist Mrs. Cross They were Mrs. Rob
ert McKinnie Hofer, Mrs. Chauncey
Bishop and Mrs. David w. Eyre. Other,
who also assisted were: Mrs. Frank w
Durbin, Mrs Il. Gross and Miss Veds
Gross.
The little guests were Robert Hofer
David Binney Putnam, Asahel Bush
PR, Robert Bishop, "Tommy' Lives
ley, Jr.y Chandler Brown, Frank Cross
David Eyre, Jr., Jack HARRISON an,
Stanley Doughty
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Laflar wer,
hosts a few nights ago for a farewell
dinner, in honor of Robin Day, who i,
member of the officers reserve corps
now in camp at the Presidio in Sar
Francisco.
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brophy, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon McGil
christ Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Il. Laflar
-. ". Smith and $. L. Jones.