Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-02-03
s SOCIET TY
By ALINR THOMPSON

esses for one Of these affairs. at the
residence of the latter. Mrs George G..
Brown presided over the tea table the
first hours, her place being taken bvI
Mrs. Frank G. Deckebach.
Assisting about the rooms were: Mrs.
Allen. Mrs F. G. Smyth. Miss Doris
Churchill, Miss Lucille Jones. Miss
Helen Deekebaeh and Miss Fits.
Another of the series was given
again on Wednesday night by Mrs.
George Pearee aud Mrs. Alice ii. Dodd
at the Pearce residence
Friday, Mrs. Russell Catlin and Mrs.
Frank~H. Spears entertained with
Kensington tea for the benefit of the
fund and on the same afternoon Mrs.
Charles X. Spaulding and Mrs. r. B.
| Goodin were Joint hostesses for a sim
liar affair at the Spauding home.
Several other matrons also are plan
ming affairs to be given next week.
Mrs Louis Laehmund was hostess
| Wednesday for an informal afternoon
of bridge, her guests being the members
of the Happy Hour club. Four tables
were arranged for the game and the
score honors were won by Mrs. Law
renee r. Harris.
The members of the Sweet Briar club
enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. James
lmlah on Wednesday afternoon. During
the afternoon Mrs +. J. Derby and
Miss Mildred Imlah gave readings.
| AT the refreshment hour the, guests
circled small tables, the hostess being
assisted by her daughter, Miss Mildred
Imlah and Miss Helen Taylor
Additional guests were, Miss May
Fuller who is the guest of Miss Belle
Miller Mrs. $. J. Derby and Mrs. Will
Patrick.
Honoring Mrs. Henry B. Thielsen s
guest, Mrs. Brennan Van Dusen of
Astoria, Mrs. c. P. Bishop entertained
Wednesday night with delightful din
ner party.
A handsome silver candlelabra tied
with airy bows of tulle adorned the
table around which covers were placed
for the honor guest, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thielsen, Senator and Mrs. w. d. Wood
of Hillsboro, Representative and Mrs.
William W. Lunger of Lafayette, Rep
resentative Benjamin G. Sheldon Of
Medford, and Mr., and Mrs. Bishop.
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| Monday night the members of chap
ter d. of the P. f. o. society will meet
at the home of Mrs b. J. Miles in Sa.
lem Heights.
All p. h. O.s not affiliated with chap
ter D and those visiting in the city are
cordially invited.
The Jolly Neighbors club was enter
tanned several days ago with a ''movie
party Mrs. l.. J. Lounds was hostess
for the gathering and later the party
enjoyed supper at the Y. w. c. A..
Mrs. 4. E. Crothcrs and Miss Martha
Prothero assisted the hostess. The
Iguests were: Mrs. w. II. GrabenhOrst,
Jr., Mrs. Ii. j. Boock, Mrs. John Fisher,
Mrs. W. l.. Hatch and son Donald, Mrs.
fC. II. Loomis, Mrs. NJ. H Utter, Mrs NJ.
}. Boyd, Mrs. f. II, Prothero, Mrs. l..
J. Lounds and daughters Alice and
kathlin, Mrs. j. +, Crothers, Mrs. G.
Il. Grabenhorst, Miss Martha Prothero,
Miss Carrie Grabenhorsi; the additional
guests were Mrs w. II. Harris, Mrs.
II. Holmes, Mrs c., S. Henry, Mrs. P.
NJ. Grouse, Mrs. II, l. Briggs, Mrs. R.
V. Ohmart.
The home If Mr. ana Nrrc wi1ion, u
Burghardt Sr was the scene ,t'"' of dc' To-,
lightful surprise party last night when
church gathered TO celebrate t5s ami,
,versary of their birthday. ~ "i''''
Thcy received ! beanfifml silvor ,iooo
off of their friends Tate in tba cy.
eninp the ouests served refrasbmants
An informal afteruoop of SOWING yas
epioyed bv tbe members = tho Rntb.
pepian cIn6 at tbn bomo Of ME- w
Walton on Thursday, Mrs WaIton All
Mrs. Raw smith were ioint bostnssos ~
the afternoon and the members VIM I,
numbered Il gathered aronnd small
tables nrettiIv adorned witb sweet mnas
and hyacinths at the refrfsbment bo%r
Mrs Elmo White win ba bnstosa r,,.
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