Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-06
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! tanned a group Of the younger set on
Thursday night with a charming din
ner party, in honor of their sister. Miss
Florence Hofer, who is home from the
University Of California for the hol-
idays
An artistic basket of eerise and pink
cyelamen tied with pale blue and pink
ribbon deeked the table Dinner was
followed by an evening of bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hofer IS guests were:
Miss Hofer, Miss Helen Deekebaeh,
Miss Barbara Steiner, Allan BynOn,
Homer Egan, Earle Flegel, Laurence
Hofer and Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis b.
Cross.
Miss Ellen Thiclsen will have as her
house guest. Miss Helen Whitney
of Portland Miss Whitney win ar
rive Monday and will be here for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Thomas B. Kay and her daugh-
ter, Miss Marjorie Kay went to Port
land Friday to attend the Gamma Phi
Beta sorority tea for which Mrs. Kay
was asked to pour.
The affair was given this afternoon
by Miss Kay's sorority sister Miss Bea-
triee Locke, at the residence of her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. J. X. Locke.
About Is of the younger maids and
men made merry Thursday night at the
delightful dancing party for which
Miss Edith Bynon was hostess at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
| S. Bynon.
Miss Bynon s sister, Miss Mareella
Bynon, who is home for the holidays,
was the honoree for the dance which
was very informal
Those participating in the festivity
were: Miss Helen Rose, Miss la Spauld
ing, Miss Olga Gray, Miss Ina Proctor,
Miss Clara Breitenstein, Frank Dur
bin, Jr., Allan Jones, Glenn Alderman,
Curtis Mahony of the Oregon AgTicul-
tural College, Ira, Mercer, Orren La
Course, Hayward Fowle, George Doust
and Mr., and Mrs. William Fletcher
Mrs. William Fletcher entertained in
formally on Friday afternoon with a
| few tables of 500N at her apartments
in The Court, omplimentary to Miss
Mareella Bynon.
Several of the younger girls were
guests.
Mrs. George E. Waters went to Port
| land Thursday for few days visit and
! is the guest of Mrs. William Knight
on. While there she also viii be the
guest Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Johnson enter
! -, Naxx- Vnar 70 IIuhf with An
| informal family dinner.
The pretty table was deeked with
Oregon grape and flaming poinsettas.
Covers were placed for 10.
After dinner few friends augment
ed the family party for an evening OF
IeeJ00 - The card honors were award
ed to Mrs. Clyde Sherman and Edward
IG. Smyth. -,
| Besides the members of the family
the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. W. J..
IStaley, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Smytb,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Sherman and Mrs.
L. X. Page.
Miss Margaret Gray has gone to En-
| gene for several days visit and is.
| the house guest of Mrs. David Nj. era
ham mildred Bagleyl.
Mrs. Russell CatlinI entertained de-
Ilightfully on Tuesday afternoon with
q small informal sewing bee.
Several matrons of the Kensington
tea club were guests Mrs. Frank IL.
Spears assisted her. mother.
An informal and gay little affair
of Tuesday night was the movie !"
party given by Mrs. Zadoe j. Riggs,
who entertained group Of matrons
at the Oregon theater.
i Later the party motored to the
Riggs residence for supper and were
Joined by several of the men.
The guests were: Mrs. Ben W. ol-
eott. Mrs. Clifford Brown, Mrs. John
IJ. Roberts, Mrs. Robert Chauncey
Bishop, Mrs. William H. Bufghardt,
Jr, and Mrs. George Palmer Putnam,
Miss La Velle Barker, who has been
the house guest of her sister, Mrs
lLouis w. Josse for a few weeks re-
4 turned to her home in Roseourg to-
lday.
| Mrs. Clifford f. Farmer had about
lis members Of her Kensington club at
her home for an informal afternoon OF
sewing on Wednesday. Miss La Vehe
i Barkr of Roseburg was guest OF the
Iafternoon.
| Assisting Mrs. Farmer at the tea
: thour were Mrs. John Caughin and Mrs
/, Armin Steiner.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Burton Webb, viii
Ibe hosts for delightful informal AZ
fair ON Wednesday evening, when they
will entertain the members of Mrs
! IWebb's Kensington club and the mel
! lat a dinner at their home on Souu
Commercial street.
A wedding that will be of consider
able interest to former University q
Oregon students is that of George Eu
gene Sulhcan of Oregon City and Mis-
Anna Genevieve Mann, daughter O
I Mrs. Maurice Mann Of Portland, whlei
was solemnized on Tuesday, January
| the second.
q Mr.. Sullivan who has many frtend'
in Salem is an electrical and civil en-
gineer. He is graduate of the Uni
versity of Oregon, and a member OF th'
! Beta Theta Phi fraterniay. While u
. college he was prominent in athletics
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