Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-27

4 Society folk thronged the Henry j.
Bean residence on Thursday afternoon
to attend the silver tea for which Mrs
Bean and Mrs. A. n. Moores were host.
esses.
The affair which was given for the
benefit Of the Scholarship loan fund of
the Salem Woman s club was the pre-
mier Of a series of parties to be given
by the various members of the club
during the season
During the hours Of 3 to : clock
about so matrons and maids called.
I Feathery ferns, and foliage were eff
feetively used about the rooms.
! In the dining room the tea table was
most artistic with yellow jonquils and
shaded candles. Mrs. James Witty
combe and Mrs. William Galloway pre-.
sided at the table and Miss Hazel
Downing, Miss Ellen Thielsen and Miss
Grace Bean assisted in the serving.
Assisting in the rooms were Mrs
John d. Sutherland, Mrs. Charles Wei
Ter and Mrs. William Engram of Port
land.
Among the other matrons who will
give affairs for the benefit of the fund
n
/ Hamilton, Mrs. Russell Catlin and her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Spears; Mrs. Rol-
lin X. Page, Mrs. William Galloway,
Mrs. Frederick S. Stewart, Mrs. George
Pearce, Mrs. Alice IT. Dodd, Mrs,
Charles X. Spaulding, Mrs. ]. o. Col
ira and the North Salem Woman s club
Delightful in every way was the din
ner and $500" party for which Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel J. Fry were hosts We'd
nesday evening, when they entertained
the members of the Cherry City club at
their attractive home ON South High
street
The card rooms were attractively
adorned with yellow jasamine and
pussy willow.
In the dining room an air Of spring
time was given by the floral decora-
tions; yellow daffodils and huge bows
of tulle being used on the prettily ap-
pointed table.
After dinner guests played at four
tables of "500'', the card honors fall
ing to Mrs. Edgar Hartley and Fred
Steusoff.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Catlin entertain
ed informally on Tuesday night with a
delightful "500' party, their guests
being the members of the Merry-Go-
Round club and few additional friends
Seven tables were arranged for the
game, the high score honors falling to
Mrs. IT, G. Shipley and A. ~.
Moores.
Mrs. Catlin was assisted by her
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Those playing besides the club mem
bers were: Governor and Mrs. Witty
combe, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Dick,
Mr. and Mrs. U. G, Shipley and Mrs.
+. c. Cross.
Mrs. Harry +. Clay will be hostess
Thursday for q luncheon bridge, asking
as her guests dozen prominent ma
irons, who are entertaining with a ser
les of these delightful affairs this sea
son.
OF paramount Importance on the So
cial calendar for next week is the see
ond subscription dance, which will be
brilliant event of Tuesday night at
the .dasonic Temple.
The affair as usual will call forth
about 100 of the smart set, who arc
members of the club, and also n num-
Der of out -of-town guests.
Several informal dinner and supper
parties are being arranged for the event
Among the club members who will
entertain out of town guests for the
dance are Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Rob
erts who will have with them Mrs. Rob
erts brother and sister-inlaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude +. Slade of Silverton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Melvin Plimpton
viii entertain party of Portland
friends, including Mr. and Mrs. William
J. Lyons (Hazel Tichner), Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis w. Cronan and Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Terry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Powell of La
fayettc are coming to Salem for that
night and will be the house guests of
Mrs Powell S parents, Judge and Mrs
George G. Bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs Anderson Cannon of
Portland have been asked for the
dance and win be the guests of rela-
tives.
A few who are here attending the leg
islature also have been asked by friends
including: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steiwer
of Pendleton; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Stanfield of Pendleton; MIR. and Mrs
Merrill Bruce Moores of Portland,
Plowden Stott of Portland, Roy Rit-
ner of Pendleton, Hamilton f, Corbett
of Portland, and Charles Erslin OF
Bend.
A charming affair of Thursday was
the informal afternoon of bridge for
which Mrs. George Il. Waters was host
ess. Guests were asked for three tables
of the game, card honors falling to Mrs.
Fred Waters. Mrs. Waters was assisted
by Mrs. Fred Waters.
The players included the matrons OF
the Tno club and few additional
guests, who were; Mrs. William IL. Boot
Mrs. Fred Waters and Miss Margaret
Gray.
Miss Anne d, Swezey bride-elect, was
the honor guest Thursday at charm /
ing luncheon Tor which Mrs. Il. 5. Wal |
lace was hostess.
An artistic arrangement of yellow
doffodils and smilax adorned the pret |
tily appointed table Covers were placed
for seven, lovely corsage bouquet
the place at which the honor
guest was seated.
The puests who were a Qroup of Miss |