Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-27

The Henry B. Thielsens, who have
been making their homefon South Com
mercial street are now domiciled at
i1O56 Chemeketa street, having taken
up their residence there this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. 4..oores who have
been summering at their cottage at
Nye Beach, are expected back in town
the first Of the month.
Mrs. Robert McKinnie Hofer and
Mrs. David w. Eyre will go to Port.
land Wednesday to hear Madame AL
ma Gluck, the brilliant prima donna
who will sing at the Heilig theater
Wednesday night.
Mrs Clyde c. Beckett of the Wal
lace road opened her home to the mem
bers of the Sweet Briar club on We'd
nesday afternoon and the early hours
were spent sewing and chatting.
Durino the afternoon the hostess
young daughter, Miss Gaynel Beckett,
favored the guests with recitation
and piano solo.
Suggestive of Hallowe 'en the rooms
were adorned with brilliant autumnal
foliage and numpkins. At the refresh
ment hour Miss Beckett assisted her
mother in the serving.
To bid adieu to Mrs. Elmer T. Lud-
den, of Grants Pass, Mrs George G..
Brown asked small group of younger
matrons to her home on Wednesday
afternoon.
The time was whiled away very in
formally with sewing and knitting, and
later delightful refreshments were
served, Mrs. Brown being assisted by
her sister, Mrs. Harry H. olinger.
Mrs. Frank II. Spears and her small
san, Frank, Jr., will arrive home next
week from Seattle, Washington, where
thew have been enjoying a few weeks
delightful visit with Mrs. Spears
aunt, Mrs. L. s; Robe.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronald c. Glover entertained informal
ly at dinner.
Covers for ten were arranged about
a table artistically centered with
luscious fruits and autumnal foliage.
Mrs. R. D. Gilbert came home today
after spending few days in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Rice gave a
charming dinner party on Thursday
evening for their small daughter, Kar-
lene Elizabeth, on her third birthday.
The table which was done in dainty
pink color scheme, was adorned with
fragrant sweet peas and birthday
cake bearing three tiny candles.
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A visit of several days in Portland
will be enjoyed next week by Mrs.
Donald w. Miles, who is going down
Tuesday to attend the concert to be
given by Alma Gluek, prima donna,
wednesday night.
During her stay in Portland Mrs.
Miles will pe the guest of the Harlo
Gradys and Miss Blanche Luckey'
As a little attention to Mrs. Freder-
ick Lamport on the occasion of her
birthday anniversary, Mrs. David w:
Eyre presided over q small informal
dinner on Wednesday evening. Her
guests included only the two families.
The elimination of the Y. w. c. A.
membership Campaign will take place
on Tuesday afternoon, when an infor-
NAL tea will be given at the associa-
ton rooms on Liberty street.
Mrs. Frederick S. Stewart is in
charge of the affair and the tea hours
will be from 4;30 to 6 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Vandervort
entertained a small group of friends
on Monday evening with delightful
duck dinner.
Covers for ten were arranged about
a table centered with an artistic ar
rangement Of vivid-hued marigolds and
wild Briar roses.
Assisting the hostess were Miss
Jeanelle Vandervwt and Miss Hortense
Harried of Spokane, Wash.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs
Jnhn " Todd, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
A. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah A.
Kurtz and Mr.. and Mrs, U. G. Holt.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Everett Anderson
motored home today from Foley
Springs where they went early in the
week with DR.. W. B. Morse.
Mrs. Lawrence T. Harris has gone
to Oregon City for the week end and
is the guest of her sister, Mrs, j. j.
Cook. She was accompanied by Justice
Harris, who is en- route to Pendleton.
A delightful affair of Thursday
night was the bridge party for which
Miss Edith Camnbell was hostess at
her apartments in The Court.
A profusion of roses decked the
rooms and the hostess was assisted In
serving delicious refreshments by Mrs.
Frances H. Whitehead.
A unique feature of the evening s
was the fortune teller
who gave each guest a short decisive
reading. Miss Henneilta Hoyser and
Miss Syble Harrington carried off the