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

Mr., and Mrs, Frank w. spencer en-.
tertained informally Tuesday night
with several tables of five hundred.
Their guests, who were members of
the married set belonging to the Mer,
ry-Go-Round club circled five tables
of the game. Honors for the evening
fell to Mrs. A. n Moorcs.
u
An informal dinner party was given
Tuesday evening by Miss Thelma Bless
ing and Miss Stanis Andersen who en-
tertained small group of friends at
the home of the former on North Com
mercial street
A color scheme Of red, white aud
blue was effectively carried out in the
decorations and appointments.
Covers were placed for s. After din
ner the evening was devoted to cards
and dancing
Those enjoying the evening were
Miss Marion Miller, Miss Frances
Goodenough, Miss Stanis Andersen,
Miss Thelma Blessing, Walter Ransom,
Joe Drysdale Earl Anderson and Doug
las Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hawkins are
now domiciled in their attractive new
home at 1890 Oak street, having moved
from The Court the early part of the
. week.
To bid goodbye to Miss Inez Siege,
who is leaving tomorrow to make her
home in Eugene, group of her friends
. oaua JaIinb tt,,l ct,f,,.;e, -, bny
homer Wednesday night at her home
on State street.
Those enjoying the evening we're;
ahss Pearl George, Miss Vera Golden,
Miss Meryle Whitney, Miss Bessie Gill,
Miss Marie Evans, Miss Esther EngIc.
bart, Miss Evelyn Stevenson, Miss
Opal George, Miss Myrtle Herdlein,
Miss Isabel George and Baynard Find
ley, Frank De Witte, William Pcrlck.
Harley Seamster, Lyons Simpson, Ralph
Lindsay, Harry Scott, Clarence Blum
dell and Warren Lindsey.
Another affair honoring Miss Incz
Siege was the pretty supper party Civ
en- at the Y. W. 9. A. Thursday even
ing. 1t was very informal, only a small
group or the honoree IS friends being
: asked.
An artistic array of eolorful wild
flowers adorned the table Supper was
: followed by music and chatter.
The guests were Miss Amelia Cassal.
man, Miss Della Englebart Miss Myr.
tie Hcrdlein, Miss Grace Wallencott,
Miss Eva White, Miss Esther Engle-
bart, Miss Evelyn Stevenson, Miss Luz
ella Iosel Miss Florence Cleveland,
Miss Hazel Price and Mrs Il. A. Elliott
y
A group of friends enjoyed the hos
Ipitality of Mrs. Frank J. Miller at an
informal afternoon on Thursday.
1t was a patriotic affair, and the af-
ternoon was devoted to games appro-
pirate to the occasion. Late in the af.
ternoon the guests gathered in the din
ing room for refreshments.
Waxy white begonas surrounded by
flags formed the artistic table deeora-
tons Favors of small silk flags were
given the guests, in appreciation OF
the promotion of the hostess son,
Franklin Miller, to corporal in Com
pany M, @. N. G.
Mrs. Miller's guests included the
members of the public service commits
sion clup, composed OF matrons whose
husbands are in commission office at
the state house.
Mrs Leroy Wood of Albany and Mrs.
A. Lee Morelock were the only guests.
The club members present were:
Mrs. Elmer W. Busselle, Mrs w. T.,
Moreland, Mrs. John 0. Bailey, Mrs.
W. 7. Neill, Mrs. c. j. Green, Mrs.
Leroy Leedy, Mrs, G. Davis and Mrs.
Fred G. Buchtel.
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The attention of the dancing contin-
gent is focused upon the dance to be
given by the Cherrians Tuesday night
lat the armory.
1t will only be jitney dance, and
there is no gamble about it being worth
lt, 1t is the expectation to make it one
OF the Sayest informals given this win
ter.
The Cherrians never permit the grass
to grow under their feet in things so
eial or otherwise, and merely go from
one thing to the next, planning many
original benefit parties and entertain
ments.