Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-20


~ Thursday afternoon at the delight
full St. Patriek's party for which Miss
Katherine Hartley was hostess at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
gar Hartley.
Masses of foliage and greens formed
an appropriate background for the
young guests and the afternoon was
rounded out with games. Miss Marie
lSehulderman won the favor at cards.
Later the party closed with refresh
ments.
The guests were members of the G.
r. club and included Miss Frances
Dick, Miss Ruth Griffith, Miss Marie
Schulderman, Miss Lenta Baumgart-
ner, Miss Margaret Stolz, and Miss
Prudence Patterson.
Mrs. Oliver C. Locke is in Portland
for brief stay, having gone Monday
She was joined this morning by, Mrs.
William Walton and both will return
tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Grier have
had as their house guests Mr. and Mrs.
l.. j. Shepherd of Oregon City, who
motored to Salem Thursday.
One of the merriest st. Patrick par
ties among the younger folk, was Civ
EN- Saturday night. when the All Mui
Low Campfire club entertained infor
mally in their club rooms, at the home
of Mrs Jennie Phillips, on South Cot
| tage street.
The rooms were adorned suggestive
of the occasion, with shamrock and
streamers of green, and the evening
was passed with games and music
Later the gayeties were closed with
Refreshments
With their guardian, Mrs. A. d, Dav-
idson, the club members present were:
Miss Dorothy Davidson, Miss Dora
Heglen, Miss Esther Davies, Miss Mil
dred Case, Miss Emily Philips, Miss
Grace Welborn, Miss Mary Eta Thomp
son, Miss Pansy Willard and Miss
Blanche Gibson.
Guests of the club were: Misses Pau
line Heglin, Annetta Bartlett, Gather
inc Barhyte, Lucy Holt, Mona Schaum,
Madeline Owen, Dolly Hutten, Char
lottc Horning, Lila Coollingham, Mrs.
Thompson and Paul Philips.
Mrs. Edward G. Smyth left yesterday
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Clerin, in
Portland. She win be joined later in
the week by Mr.. Smyth who will ac-
company her home.
Complimenting Mrs. Beulah Chase
Hewitt of Seattle, who formerly lived
in Salcm Miss Clara Albert entertain
ed at her home, S64 Mill street, We'd
nesday night.
Greens and st. Patrick decorations
adorned the rooms, the refreshment
table at which the guests were seated,
being centered with yellow tulips
Games suggestive of the occasion for-
med the evening s entertainment and
the guests who were mostly old friends
of the visitor included Mrs. Otto Will
son, Mrs. G. CPewtherer, Mrs. Charles
Roth, Mrs. A. Brandt, Mrs. J. s. AL
bert, Mrs. Otho Ragan of Portland,
Mrs Carol Barfield, Miss Edna Pur-
dy Of Albany Miss Louise Umphrey,
Miss Marie Schwab and Miss Nellie
Schwab.
Coming as a genuine surprise to their
many friends was the marriage ef Miss
Florence A. Billings, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs James NJ Billings, and Ho-
mer D. Foster, which took place Sat
urday afternoon at the First Methodist
church parsonage, Rev. Richard n. Av-
ison officiating.
Mr. Foster is head of the supply de-
lpartment in the secretary of state 5
office and both have wide circle of
friends in Salem.
Mrs. r. l., Frazier was hostess Thurs
day afternoon when she entertained
the members of the Elite Embroidery
club informally at her home on North
Summer street.
! The afternoon was pleasantly Will
ed away with sewing, and the hostess
served refreshments assisted by Miss
Mary Frazier.
| The club members present were Mrs,
A, NJ Cloueh, Mrs. Fred Prince, Mrs.
O, r. Weyant, Mrs Bert Waller, Mrs,
j. A. Bernardo, Mrs. H. D. st. Helens
Mrs. H. G. Pugh, Mrs. G. G. Givens,