Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-17

/ ing IN FORMAL aItalfs ABOUT 10 hhatFVH
being asked.
The rooms were aglow with yelloI
spring flowers and green's and the host
ess was assisted by Mrs X. +. Lee
Steiner, Mrs. Milton L. Meyers am
Miss Gertrude Cunningham.
The afternoon was made delightful
| by Miss Margaret Garrison who CAV
reading and Miss Mildred Wiggin
who SANG a charming solo.
Mrs. Elmo White was hostess Thurs
day afternoon when she entertained thu
members of the Ratheterian club. will
an informal sewing bee.
About IS matrons gathered witt
their sewing, the additional guests be
inc Mrs. NJ. d. Shanks of Condor, anC
Miss Cassie Thompson Of Albany wh'
is visiting Mrs. Fred II. Thompson.
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One of the merriest of the Valentine
festivities was the masquerade party
for which Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Beckett
were hosts Wednesday night at theil
home on the Wallace road, when they
entertained the members of the Sweet
Briar club and their families.
A profusion of crimson hearts and
cupids formed the appropriate decora.
tions and the evening was made especial
ly gala by games, the prize being award
ed to S. P. Kimball.
At late hour refreshments were
served by the committee composed OF
Mrs. James Emlah, Mrs. j. B. Olinger,
Mrs. S. P. Kimball and Mrs. NJ. G. Pet
tys.
Those participating in the gayeties
were: Mr.. and Mrs. S. 2. Kimball, Mr..
and Mrs. James Emlah, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. O. Moll, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Gibson,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Adams, Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Steiner, Mr.. and Mrs, NJ. c.
Pettys, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Franklin,
Mr.. and Mrs.- Charles Chaffee, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. j. Derby, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Ferguson, Mrs. Marie Mathews, Mrs.
j. B. Olinger, Mrs. o. S. Ausmus, Mrs.
A. II. Bum, Miss Mildred Emlah, Miss
Mildred Bum, Miss Cleo Kennon, Miss
Blanche ellison, Miss Helen Taylor,
Miss Margaret Olinger, Harold Bum,
Lockwood Franklin and Frank Belehee.
: At the Masonic hall on Wednesday
night the Yeomen lodge will give a
Martha Washington party and basket so
cial.
The women are requested to bring
baskets of lunch which will be auction
ed off at the refreshment hour.
All Yeomen are cordially invited to
participate in the festivity.
Foremost among the diversions of
the coming week is the military ball
which will be given on Washington $
birthday Thursday night) by Com
pany NJ at the armory.
The affair is eagerly anticipated by
the dancing contingent and promises 70
be one of the gayest and most delight
full of the winter S festivities.
A charming event of next week will
le the d. A. r. tea for which Mrs.
Henry w. Meyers will be hostess on
IS birthday Thursday at
Ter residence on North Summer street.
Each member Of the d. A. R. has
invited a guest for the affair which
will be one of the largest and most de-
ightful of the week.
A farewell party was given at the
lone of Mrs. Julia Lytle, Wednesday
light by the SilSer Belle Circle, w. ..
", for Mrs. Nancy Jones and her
laughter, Miss Ruby Perkins, who are
eaying the first of the week to make
heir home on ranch near Portland.
Suggestive of st. Valentin 'es day
he rooms were decorated with hearts,
upids and red candles combined WITH
scotch broom and ferns.
About 25 friends of the honor guests
rathered to bid them good bye and the
was pleasantly spent playing
ards and music. Later the hostess serv-
a refreshments assisted by Mrs. J.
frank Dunlap and Mrs. Frank Fleming.
Friday night the Misses Eleanor and
Iena Huckestein entertained with the
losing of series of parties enjoyed
his season by group of young folk
Five hundred formed the evening s
diversion, the prizes being won by John
Albrich and Clifford Nadon. Later
music and dancing rounded out the
yayeties. Miss Leotta Noud assisted
he hostesses in serving refreshments,
Those enjoyino the evening were the
disses Ella Fahey, Leah Suing, Doris
Iolverson, Cora Barr, Lenore Holver-
on, Leotta Noud, Clara Doreffler and
,yril Suing, Robert Driseoll, Philip
-askoski, Ed Heenan, Joe NAlbrich,
torrance Leggett, Frances Walsh, Cliff
ord Nadon and John Albrich.
Mrs C. j. Green and daughter, Janet,
ave gone TO Portland and are the
uests of Mrs. Green S mother, Mrs.
limmel.
They left Friday and win visit in
'ortland for about six weeks.
Mrs. Guy f. Pheleps was hostess
Wednesday afternoon, when she enter
aimed the members of the aid society
f the United Brethren church on North I
street. A pleasant after
DON was passed and refreshments were
erved.
One OF the gayest of the week s fes-
lvities was the informal dancing party
or which Miss Vera Golden was host
IS Thursday night at st. Joseph s hall,
| honor of Miss Katherine Anderson.
ne charming young daughter of Repre-
sntative Anderson Of The Dalles.
Suggestive of St. Valentine S day,
he hall was effectively decorated with
carts and eupids, combined with
askets of pussy willows and other