Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-06
By AL1NE THOMPSON

closing festivities of the old year, was
the dinner for which Mr.. and Mrs,
Charles L. Dick were hosts, when they
entertained the members of the east of
'The Dictator, which was recently
produced by the Cherrians for the ben
eft of charity.
Covers were placed for 16 around
table prettily decked with a basket of
feathery greens, tied with airy bows
Of tulle.
Assisting Mrs. Dick were Miss Caro-
lyn Dick and Miss Marjorie Kay.
A bevy of young girls gathered at
the pretty $500" party for which
Miss Florence Cartwright and Miss Mil
dred Gill were hostesses Friday after
noon, at the Cartwright residence on
Ferry street.
Pink blossoms adorned the rooms and
adorable handpainted butterflies done
| by Miss Gill s sister, Miss Margaret
Gill, were perched here and there, add
ing to the artistic effect.
Guests were asked for six tables Of
f'500,n card honors falling to Miss
Margaret Goodin and Miss Isabelle
| Croisan.
Miss Elizabeth Gill assisted the hos
tesses.
Their guests were: Miss Luella Pat
ton, Miss Maxine Buren, Miss Jose
phine Baunigartner, Miss Helen Rose,
Miss Dorothy Dick, Miss Margaret
Goodin, Miss Alice McClelland, Miss
Mary Talmadge, Miss Esther Spitz-
bart, Miss Florence Bayne, Miss Edna
| Alderman, Miss Elizabeth Leonard,
Miss Letha Driscoll, Miss Isabelle
Croisan, Miss Valerie Briggs, Miss
Lucy Leonard, Miss Elizabeth Bayne,
Miss Helen McInturff, Miss Ruth Glib
son and Miss Elizabeth Gill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zadoc J. Riggs will
have as their guest for few days
next week, Julian Hurley, senator of
Malheur county. Senator Hurley who
is coming to Salem to attend the legis-
lature will arrive Sunday.
Mrs. Riggs and Senator Hurley are
old school friends.
Miss Jane Fry and Miss Hazel Down
ling went to Portland today to attend
the luncheon given by their sorority,
Delta Delta Delta, at the Hotel Ben
son. The girls are both members of
the chapter at the University of Ore
gon.
| A delightful affair of Tuesday ev-
ening was the informal dinner party
| for which Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w.
| Spencer were hosts.
The artistically appointed table was
centered with a miniature Christmas
tree, covers being placed for s.
| Dinner was followed by an evening
of "500."
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer S guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Kay, Mr. and
Mrs. FRANK w. Durbin and DR.. and
Mrs. R. E. Lee Steiner
Mrs. John J. Roberts and small daugh
ter, Mildred, went to Portland Friday
They win be accompanied home by
| Miss Helen Roberts, who has been in
Portland visiting her grand mother,
Mrs. Eunice Roberts.
i Mrs. R. B. Goodin entertained on
Wednesday afternoon at one Of the
most delightful bridge parties of the
week
/ The affair was informal, only the
members of the Happy Hour club and
a few additional matrons being asked.
| Four tables were arranged for bridge
the card honors falling to Mrs. Asa
Eoff.
! Mrs. Goodin was assisted by her
daughter, Miss Margaret Goodin, and
Miss Helen Rose.
Guests of the afternoon were Mrs,
George P. Fox, Mrs. Edgar Hartley,
Mrs. John B. Craig and Mrs. Edward
lGillingham.
i Miss Minnetta Mayors returned yes
terday from Portland, where she has
been the guest of friends.
During her visit in Portland Mr.
land Mrs. Hartridge Whipp entertained
with small informal dinner in honor
of Miss Mayors.
/ Friday night the members Of the t
la, MO. club were delightfully."- enter
ltained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Roman G. Hunter on South Liberty
street.
Five hundred was played, the guests
circling four tables of the game. Mil
Ter Bevier was awarded the high score
lhonors.
II Mrs. Hunter was assisted in the sery
, ing by Mrs. Calvin Patton.
Besides the club members, Mr.. an'
: Mrs. Hunter asked, Mr., and Mrs. A
s. Hussey and Frank Whitman.
|
. About is members Of the Ratheter
liam club gathered at the delightful in
! formal afternoon for which Mrs. Fret
H. Thompson was hostess Thursday.
The afternoon was whiled away witt
3 sewing and chatter.
The rooms were adorned prettily yitl
4 pink rose buds combined with hya
cinths and green's, the small refresh
ment tables at which the guests wer
seated. being eentered with simiia
blossoms.
DR.. Armin Steiner left Monday fo
] a business trip to Rhode Island.
He will be in the east for about 81
weeks, going to Chicago before con
4 ing home to take post graduate cours
4 in dentistry,
Upon his return DIR. Steiner will b
associated with Drs. Harry II. Oinge
and 9. II, Epley.
4 Mrs. M. L. Prunk who has been Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. I