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

Miss Marie Schulderman. Miss Lenta
Baumgartner, Miss Ruth Griffith, Miss
Prudence Patterson, Miss Catherine
hartley and Miss Margaret Stolz.
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Mrs. Homer II. Smith entertained on
Monday afternoon with delightful
bridge, guests being asked to make vi
four tables of the game.
1t was very informal, only the mem
bers of the hostess club and few ad
! ditional matrons being asked. The
| high score honors were won by Mrs
Charles l.. Dick
Assisting Mrs. Smith were Mrs. John
B. Craig and -1rs. Edward Gillingham.
The non-club guests playing were
Mrs. William Walton, Mrs. John H.
Scott, Mrs, William H. Dancy and Mrs.
Louis Lachmund
The many friends of Mrs. Warren
Frances Powers mabel Smith) will re-
joiee to know that she and Mr.. Pow
ers are expected to arrive in Salem
tonight from Detroit, Michigan, and
will be the guests of Mrs. Powers par
ents, DIR. and Mrs. ]. N. Smith.
1t is the first visit that Mrs. Pow
ers has made in Salem since her mar
riage and her arrival is eagerly antici-
pated. Although as yet Mr., and Mrs.
Powers plans are indefinite it is said
they expect to make their home in
Portland, much to the delight of the
latter's family and friends. They win
be in Salem indefinitely.
Among the delightful informal af.
fairs of the week was the 500' par
ty for which Mr., and Mrs George +.
Rodgers were hosts Monday night.
Six tables were arranged for $500
and the guests included a group of the
married set, who are members of the
Memo card club
Rose pink cycamen and primroses
adorned the card rooms and the host
ess was assisted by Mrs. Charles l..
McNary, Mrs. George Il. Rose and Mrs.
Joseph Baumgartner
Mrs. James A. Wilson and DR.. l.. +.
Griffith were awarded the card hon
ors.
A prettily appointed dinner was pre-
sided over Thursday evening by Sena
tor and Mrs. c. Z. Bishop.
Seated around the table which was
with yellow tulips and candles
were Senator and Mrs. w III. Strayer
of Baker; Representative and Mrs |
Charles Childs of Brownsville; Repre-
sentative and Mrs. William L, Schimpff
Of Astoria and the hosts.
The residence of Mrs. L. X. Page was
the scene of delightful affair Tues
day night when the +. O. T. club en-.
tertained with an informal $500" par
ty.
Players made up several tables of the
game and the card favors which were
attractive heart shaped boxes of can
dy were won by Mrs, +. NJ, Hoffnell, /
+. G, Bowersox, Mrs, Mary Hofer and
II. M. Hoffncll
Suggestive of St Valentines 5 day
the rooms were effectively adorned |
with profusion of crimson hearts and |
eupids with huge baskets and jars Of
pussy willow being placed here and
there
The club members playing were, Mr.,
and Mrs A. l.. Brown, MIR, and Mrs. w |
|. Staley. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Lane, Mr. |
and Mrs. George G. Shand, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bowersox and Mrs. Mary
Hofer.
Additional guests were; Mr.. and Mrs
David w, Eyre, aAIr. and Mrs. r. b. |
Goodin, Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Hofer, Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. VAIN, Mr. and Mrs. +.
N. Hoffnell and DR. and Mrs Q. A.
Olsen.
Miss Francis Northrop who has been
visiting at the Page ranch as tho guests
,f her cousins, Addison and Mabel
Page. left few days ago for her
lome in Seattle. Miss Northrop has
ust returned from an extended visit
II the east