Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-03

An informal luncheon was given on
Tuesday by Mrs Lawrence T. Harris.
who entertained group of Eugene
matrons.
They were Mrs. Bruce L. Bogart, Mrs.
Charles A. Hardy, Mrs. Roscoe ;. Bry-
son, Mrs. Frances y. Sehaeters, Mrs.
B. l.. Titus aud Master Claire Nonnant.
In the evening the party had supper
at the Gray Belle and were joined by
Mrs p. l.. Campbell and Dr. Fred ID.
Merritt also of Eugene, and Mr.. Harris
An important social event scheduled
in the calendar for st. Valentine 5
night is the charity ball TO be given by
the auxiliary of the Spanish American
war veterans at the armory.
All of Salem is asked to participate
| in the informal gayeties and lend aid
to this worthy cause.
A number of matrons will be patron
esses for the affair including Mrs. Hen
ry w. Meyers, Mrs George Palmer Put
nam, Mrs George William Gray, Ms.
Charles l.. McNary, Mrs. w. Carlton
Smith, Mrs John j. Z Roberts. Mrs.
Chauneey Bishop, Mrs. William McGil-
ichrist, .Ir., Mrs. Clifford Brown, DIR. NJ.
Z. Pomeroy and Mrs. Merlin Harding.
Mrs. George NJ. Post entertained in,
formally on Wednesday afternoon with
a delightful sewing bee.
Rose pink cyciamen and dainty place
cards adorned the refreshment table
around which the guests were seated
at the tea hour.
Assisting Mrs, Post were Mrs. Armln
Steiner and Mrs. Clifford Farmer.
Mrs. POSTS guests, who were the
members of her Kensington club, in
cluded: Mrs. James Chinook, Mrs.
John Caughell Mrs Grant Bonnell
Mrs. Frank G. Myers, Mrs. c. b. Webb,
Mrs. Armin Steiner, Mrs. William Ne
Gilchrist, Jr., Mrs. Craig Marvin, Mrs,
Thomas Galloway, Mrs. Sylvester Doer
fler, Mrs. Clifford Farmer, Mrs. r. O..
Siecke,, Mrs Merlin Harding, Mrs. Roy
Mills, Mrs. Paul Johnson, Mrs. Cloyd
Rauche.
Miss Carolyn Dick, the charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L..
Dick, will leave Monday for Corvallis
to attend the Oregon Agricultural Col
lege.
Miss Dick is one Of the most popular
of the younger girls, and will be great
ly missed by her little coterie of lnti-
mates.
Mrs. Henry B. Thielsen entertained
informally on Thursday afternoon with
few tables of bridge in honor of Mrs.
BRENNAN Van Dusen of Astoria, who
was a guest of the Thielsens for sew
eral DAYS. Mrs Van Dusen returned
home Friday morning.
The Kumalae club composed of CO.
terie of young girls gathered at the
home of Miss Florence Cartwright for
tea on Thursday.
Miss Ida Simmons has gone to Port
land to pass the week end.
Mrs. Frank G. Myers has added to the
gayeties of the past two weeks by Civ
ing series of attractive affairs, ono
of the most delightful being lunch
con for which she was hostess Monday
in honor of Mrs David w. Eyre S sis
ter. Miss Helene Schober of Seattle.
Covers for were placed about a
table artistically dccked with basket
of pink carnations and greens tied with
airy tulle. After luncheon Mrs. Myers
took her guests to the matinee at the
Oregon theatre.
The party included: Miss Schober,
Mrs. Eyre, Mrs. Curtis b. Cross, Mrs.
George William GRAY, Miss Veda Cross,
Mrs. William Connell Dyer, Mrs Frank
Il. Spears and her guest Miss Annette
Lime of Seattle.
Several days ago Mrs. Myers was
hostess for a similar affair, when she
entertained the members of her sewing
club Circling the table were
Mrs. James Chinook, Mrs. Armin
Steiner, Mrs, George Post, Mrs Roy
Mills, Mrs. Thomas Galloway, Mrs.
Paul johnson, Mrs. Craig Marvin, Mrs.
William McGilchrist, .Ir., Mrs. John
Caughell, Mrs. clifford Farmer, Mrs.
Sylvester Doerfler and Mrs. Cloyde b.
Rauch.
Another Of the series of parties be-
ing given by Mrs. Myers, was din
ner for which she asked Mr. and Mrs.
! Roy Burton, Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin Hard
ing end Mr.. and Mrs. f. O. ,Siecke.
: Last night she again entertained with
dinner her guests being: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dunsford, Mr.. and Mrs Gideon
Stolz, : Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. Giddings,
5 Mr.. and Mrs. B. Shaver, Mrs. Lenta
G Westacott, Mrs. Clara Myers and Miss
! Margaret Cosper.
!
Teas and all manner of affairs for
1 the benefit Of the scholarship loan fund
i !of the Salem Woman S club are still
e occupying ah important place in the
social calendar and several matrons en-
tertained again this week. "Wednesday
afternoon Mrs. Fred 5. Stewart and