Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-09

with "A DdSheb OF loNtly pAuh bioSSOAAo
Mrs. Harry II. Olinger presided owe
the samovar and was assisted in th'
serving by Mrs. Milton L. Meyers, Mrs
! i. F. Griffith, Mrs. George G. Brown
Miss Lucille MeCulley, Miss Vita Rosen
quest, Miss Teresa Fowle, Miss Rosa
mond Gilbert and Miss Lola colley.
Monday night Miss Dorothy Pearct
also entertained in honor of Miss Gun
ningham with a box party at the Ore,
gon theatre, followed by a delightful
lunch at the Spa.
The guests were a few of the close
friends Of Miss Cunningham and includ
ed Miss Mildred Virgins, Miss Barbara
Steiner. Miss Rosamond Gilbert, Miss
Laura Ross, Miss Lola Coiiey, Miss Ada
Ross, Mrs. George G. Brown and Mrs.
George j. Pearee.
Messages of sympathy and quantities
of lovely flowers are cheering Mrs. w.
Melvin Plimpton, who is at the Salem
hospital where she underwent an oper-
alton Thursday morning.
Much regret will be felt over the de-
parture in the near future of Miss
Helene Schober, the charming little Be-
attic girl, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. David W. Eyre.
Although Miss Schober only has been
here for few months, Salem has come
to regard her as quite one of its young
er set.
She has been sharing in many OF the
social gayeties since her arrival, and
will be much missed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel j. Fry have is
sued the invitations for the marriage
of their daughter, Miss Jennie Harbord
Fry. to Mr.. Raymond Walsh Of Pasa-
dena. California, which will be smart
event Of Thursday June the twenty
first at the family residence Bright
View.
1t will be a morning wedding and
will be one of the largest and most at
tractive of the summer season.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Mccarthy
and their daughter, Miss Ruth Nc
Carthy, who are motoring TO Oregon
from San Francisco, California, will
arrive in Salem tomorrow. They viii
be the guests of Mrs. Mccarthy broth
er and sister-in-law, DR.. and Mrs.
Thomas C. Smith, Jr., and will be here
for sometime.
The McCarthy's IS formerly lived in Sa-
lem and their coming is the source OF
much Joy to their many old friends.
They plan to spend the greater part
Of the summer in Oregon and will de-
vote much of their time to motoring'
and visiting friends throughout the
state.
Miss Dorothy Dick entertained on
Wednesday with charming luncheon,
at the residence of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles L. Dick.
The affair was most informal, only
few of the younger girls who are class
mates of Miss Dick s being asked.
An artistic arrangement of yellow
poppies and buttercups decked the ia,
bic around which covers were placed
for Miss Ila Spaulding, Miss Sally Crol-
san, Miss Bernice Craig, Miss Dorothy
Buchner, Miss Doris Churchill, Miss
Ruth Jones, Miss Emma Shook, Miss
Edna Gilbert, Miss Helen Hogue and
the young hostess.
Mrs, Frank IT. Schmidt and small son
Teddy, left Thursday for San Fran
cisco, California.
They will pass the summer in the
south and will be joined later by Mr..
Schmidt. During their sojourn in San
Francisco they will be at the Hotel St
Francis.
Portland will be the mecca for Salem
folk next week, as scores are planning
to attend the annual Rose Festival,
which will be in full swing all week,
Thursday undoubtedly will be the
most popular day for "Salemites" as
the Cherrians are giving dinner dance
at the Hotel Multnomah on that night.
The affair win be held in the attract
i've gold room, and will be informal,
the Cherrians deciding at meeting
last night that informal attire would
be more in keeping with the OCCASION
Mr. and Mrs. William s. Walton, ae-
,ompanied by their house guest, Miss
Sue Wrigley, motored to Corvallis ear
" in the week to join Mrs. Walton 5
brother -in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs
Z. NJ. Smith, ON a fishing trip. They
returned Wednesday night.
Miss wrigley who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton for several days,
will leave early in the coming week
FOR California.
deI;ghthll affair Of ,aa mi1wHck
was the reception given ON Wednesday
NIGHT bv DR.. and Mrs. II. j. TaihOtt.
N honor of the graduates of hilabsll
,olGge
Receiving with Dr. and Mrs. Talbot
we're Or. and Mrs. w. W. Youngston OF
Portland, Mrs. Carl Gregg Doney, J.I
Van Winkle, Mr.. and Mrs. John
y. Goitra, DIR. and Mrs. f. Sherwood
md E. S. Hammond.
over l50 guests called during the !
,vening and the rooms were attractive
With the national eolors and quantl'
les of greens, ~
Mrs. A. n Bush and Mrs. Alice =.
Ooda presided over the prettily az
pointed table, and were assisted by a
,roup of college girls:
Over 20 young folk made merry last
hight at surprise party given feF
Hrank and John Brown at the home
Il their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
irown, on Oak street.
The evening was gaily rounded out
With games and at late hour the mc-'
iment closed with refreshments. Mrs.
arou.n ,vaS assisted in serving the I!