Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-04-28
By ALNE THOMPSON


& Locke. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin L. Baker
and Mr.. and Mrs. George 6. Brown
were hosts Monday night.
The affair cane as delightful open
ing to the week 5 festivities and was
given at the Masonic Temple. the AZ
tistie BAH rooms being deeked with
huge palms and loads of lovely pink
ish Iavendar kydrangeas.
Sof shaded pedestal lamps suffused
the rooms in 8 rosey light and alt0geth-
er the ensemble resemnled a harmon
iously blended panorama Of soft beau
tiful eoloring.
Fourteen tables were placed about
the reception room for 500 =, and the
guest favOrs fell to Mrs. ". Everctte
Anderson and Homer Goulev while the
club prizes were won by Dr. L. +.
Griffith and Mrs. Frank ". Durbin.
After the card games the evening
was delightfully."- rounded out with dane
ing
About go Of the married set were
asked for this delightful affair, the
merry makers for the most part be-
ing the members o. the Memo Card club
with a generous sprinkling of guests
Miss Barbara Steiner and Miss Ger
true Cunningham presided over the
punch bowl and Mrs. Milton L. Meyers
assisted.
The club members and guests par
tieipating in the affair were:
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Meyers. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. W. Dancy, Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
Rodgers, Dr. and Mrs. Oinger, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Rose, Mr.. and Mrs G..
L. McNary. Mr.. and Mrs r. 2. Boise,
Mr. and Mrs Jos Baumgartner, DR..
and Mrs. Carlton Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Smith, Dr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Grif-
/ fifth, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. HARRISON,
Mr. and Mrs. f. 0. Siecke. Mr.. and
Mrs John Caughell, Mr. and Mrs. L.
G. Shipley, Mr.. and Mrs. Romeo Con-
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gouley, Mr..
and Mrs. +. W. Durbin, Mr.. and Mrs.
~. A. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Mey-
ers, Mr.. and Mrs A. $. Hussey, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. W. Eyre, DR.. and Mrs r.
E. L. Steiner, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Wal
ton, DR.. and Mrs. Lytle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nv. +. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs W. Al
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. +. Deckebaeh. Mrs.
Fred Stewart, Mrs. Alfred Lovelace,
Miss Elsie Miller.
/ =
Miss Helen Whitney of Portland is
the house guest of Miss Ellen Thielsen.
Miss Whitney came yesterday and will
remain with Miss Thielsen during the
absence of her parents who are visit
in friends in Astoria.
| Mr.. Thielsen left this morning to
join Mrs Thielsen who has been in
Astoria since last Saturday. They will
visit there for several days, returning
the latter part of next week.
Mrs. Lawrence t. Harris is passing
the week end in Eugene and is the
guest of friends.
During her visit in Eugene Mrs AIR
ris will discuss plans for the Red Cross
with Miss Lulu Cell, a Red Cross nurse
in the nursing service, who is now in
structing classes at the university.
Mrs. James Lewis entertained infor
mally Thursday afternoon with de
Ilightful Kensington.
The rooms were gaily adorned witt
vivid hued spring flowers, and tn,
guests numbered about Is matrons, tht
greater part of whom were member
J Of the hostess sewing club.
Assisting Mrs. Lewis were Mrs. An
: thoney Klein and Miss Maude Mccoy
The club members enjoying Mrs
| Lewis hospitality were Mrs Klein
/ Mrs. Frang g. Bowersox, Mrs. Johl
: Graham, Mrs. p. f. Fullerton, Mrs
} Worth Henry, Mrs. W. l. Staley, Mrs
r l.. G. Mccoy, Mrs. Frank Chapman
Mrs. Dudley Puryine and Mrs. G. L
, Reinhart.
The guests were Mrs. John II. Lew
is, Mrs. II. Dayton. Mrs John Robert
son of Morrow, Eastern Oregon, am
Miss Maude Mccoy.
The Misses Helen and Doroth,
/. Pcaree have as their house guests, Mis-
f, Flora Mason of Albany and Miss Leo
nide Fleury Of Portland
I Both Miss Mason and Miss Fleur.
! came to Salem to attend the charming
! luncheon for which the Pearce girl
were hostesses today in honor Of Mis-
, Veda Cross, bride-elect Of Dr. Prime
W. Byrd.
+, Salem society will be interested i
: AAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT VI tilN t4ttNl
of Miss Gertrude Koltes, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. kolts, to Roger /
Q Wright Of Riverside. California.
Although Miss Kolts and her famii
have only recently moved here froI
!, Riverside they are well known in Sa
lem, having lived here some years age
: They also have numerous relative
. in Salem, and the charming bride-tC
be is a grand daughter of the late So
oman Durbin, with whom she and he
sister have previously passed most o
: their summers.
Mr. Wright is the son of Mr. ar
+ Mrs. Z. n. Wright, an old and we
known Riverside family. He is inter
ested in the automobile business an
7 is associated with the Leach Motor Ca
company of Los Angeles, where til
couple win make their home.
: The wedding is to be a simple even
I of next month and both Miss kolts an
/ her mother are now in Riverside. haS
ing left Salem the middle Of the wcel
! They will be joined later by Nj
Kolts and he with Mrs. Kolts, will r,
I turn to Salem soon after the wdding,
Mrs. Henry j. Bean had a group 0
{. prominent matrons to her home for a
I informal afternoon over the bridge Il
' hles on Wednesday, her guests hein
|, the members of the Happy Hour elul
4 r.. Il a.