Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-10
S0CIE,T d1CL.UBS

| Miss Margaret Gray of Seattle viii
rejoice to know that the girls have de-
eided to make their home in Salem
and have taken an apartment at The
/ Court.
They have a host Of friends in Sa-
lem and are popular members of the
younger set.
This week Miss Margaret Gray is en-
ltertaining as her guest, Miss Annette
Lime OF Seattle, who has been visiting
/ Mrs. Frank II. Spears.
All three of the girls were school
mates at Mills Seminary in California.
About ten members of the Round
Dozen club enjoyed the hospitality of
Mrs. G. W. Gill ON Wednesday after
noon. A short business session was held
and the members responded TO roll call
Later the afternoon was passed with
sewing, and the hostess served refresh
lments assisted by Miss Bessie Gill.
Mrs. George G.. Brown s afternoon of
bridge on Wednesday was one Of the
most delightful affairs of the week.
1t was informal, but very charming.
Guests were asked for six tables of
bridge and the card hon0rs were won
by Mrs. Ben W. OleOtt
Mrs Browns guests included about
25 matrons of society, number of
whom were members of the hostess
club
| Assisting Mrs Brown were: Mrs.
Fred s. Stewart, Nrs. Milton l.. Meyers
and Mrs. Harry H. Olinger
The out of town guests enjoying Mrs.
Browns hospitality were: Mrs. Jesse
Evans Flanders, Mrs. Jean Cline, Mrs.
Ernest E. Merges, mrs. Ralph Watson
and Mrs. Shad O. Krantz all of Port
land and Mrs. Edward Mahoney of SpO-
kane.
Mr.. and Mrs Chauneey Bishop, who
with a party of Pendleton people, have
been in the east for the past few weeks
iattending the annual mid winter sports
carnival at st. Paul are expected home
the latter part of next week.
The Bishops are having a wonderful
trip and their stay east has been one
gay whirl day and night. At present
they are in New York, where they went
the first of the week with ten Others
of the party as the guests of the Hill
railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop will leave New
York in a day or so and will stop EN-
route in Des Moines, Iowa, to visit rel
atives of Mrs. Bishop.
The Oregon party were in st. Paul
for about week and were guests al
the ST. Francis hotel During their stay
there they were delightfully."- entertain
led at the handsome residence of Louis
Hill, the well known capitalist and
railroad magnate and were at all times
welcome guests at the Minnesota club,
one of the most exclusive clubs in st.
Paul.
A charming event of the early week
was the bridge party for which Mrs.
James A. Wilson was hostess Monday to
honor her house guests, Mrs. Jean Cline
and Mrs. Ernest E. Merges of Portland,
and Mrs. Edward Maloney of Spokane.
Guests were asked to make up 8 tables
of bridge, the card honors falling to
Mrs. Shad o. Krantz of Portland.
The rooms were attrectively decked
with an array of yellow spring bios
SONS and about 35 matrons of society
were asked to meet the visitors who
returned to their homes Friday.
|
Honoring Mrs. Walter A. Dimiek,
wife of Senator Dimick of Oregon
City, Mrs. Frederick H. Thompson and
Mrs. w. d. Clarke entertained informal
! ly on Tuesday afternoon with delight
full Kensington at the residence of the
former.
| The rooms were aglow with crimson
carnations and greens and the hostesses
were assisted by Mrs. Thompson IS house
guest, Mrs. Cassie Thompson of Albany.
Those gathering to meet Mrs. Dim
ick were: Mrs George G. Brown, Mrs
William E. Kirk, Mrs. E. w. Moreland,
Mrs. Charles E. Bates, Mrs. Grover Bel
hnger, Mrs. L. s. Geer, Mrs. Roy F.
Shields, Mrs. T. l.. GRADER, Mrs. f. l..
Shanks of Condor, and Mrs. Vernon A.
Forbes of Bend, Oregon.
| Miss Elene Fawk and her sister, Miss
Marie Fawk, who have been enjoying
the winter in New York are now in
Los Angeles, California, where they
are the guests of friends at the Hotel
Alexander.
They arrived there the first of the
week and expect to remain in the south
land until summer, passing their time
at various California resorts
Mrs Otto Krause of ortland is pass
ing few days in Salem and is the
guest of relatives.
Miss Margaret Rodgers, who was
home last week end from the Universi-
ty of Oregon, entertained several OF
the younger girls informally on Satur-
day with a charming luncheon.
Fragrant white hyaeinths and greens
adorned the exquisitely appointed ta-
Bile.
Miss Rodgers guests were: Miss Car
olyn Dick, Miss Paula Linn of Port
land; Miss Zeulette London of Vaneou-
yer, B. c.; Miss Helen Mcclure of The
Dalles; Miss Charlie Fenton of Port
land; and Miss Cary Haword, whose
wedding was an event of Thursday.
Informal and delightful was the af-
ternoon of sewing for which Mrs. /. L.
Aeheson, Mrs. E. A. Kurtz and Mrs. W.
C. Young were joint hosresses ON Tues
day when they entertained the mem
bers of the Agenda club and few
n-.o~k. sha ha,,,o a., H....,..