Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-13

hostess was assisted by Mrs. J. N.
Smith and Miss Ellen Thielsen.
Besides the club guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. Page asked Mr.. and Mrs. U. G.
Shipley, Miss Ellen Thielsen and Miss
Helen Whitney of Portland.
Mrs. Lawrence T. Harris will enter
tain the members of the Happy Hour
club at an informal afternoon of bridge
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Nina Hoffhine gave a small
children s party on Wednesday after
noon for her small son, Bert Hoffhine,
who after an operation is once more
able to mingle with his little playmates
A merry gathering of little friends
were assembled for an afternoon of
frolic and later the party closed with
refreshments, which were served at a
table prettily adorned with pink and
white carnations and green's.
The appointments were all carried out
in pink and white color scheme, the
ice cream being moulded into roses,
while the little cakes were made heart
shape.
Master Hoffhines little guests were:
Wright, Genevieve Endicott, Eloise
Wright, Lucille Moore, Virginia Berger
and Karl Steiner.
Mrs. Thomas A. Livesley asked a
group of matrons to her home on Wed
nesday for an informal sewing bee, her
guests being the members of a small
Kensington club
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Davidson enter
tanned on Thursday evening with a
dinner in honor of the members of the
family whose birthdays occur in Janu-
ary. They were Mrs. J. A. Bishop, Mrs.
Mary E. Bishop, W. M. Bishop and the
host.
The table was adorned with prettily
lighted birthday cake, the candles num-
bering the age of the oldest of the
group, T. G. Davidson.
Circling the table were Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Bish-
op, Miss Hazel Bishop, Miss Henrietta
MIS- n. w. M uuhtIS VI oIuN
vile and the hosts.
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Mrs. E. T. Busselle was hostess on
Thursday afternoon, when she informal
ly entertained the members of the pub
lie service commission club.
This was the first meeting of the club
this season and the members who for
merly spent the afternoons sewing de-
cided to devote part of their time this
season to literary work.
The rooms were prettily adorned with
holly and green's and the afternoon was
passed with needle work and
games.
The members included in the club
are: Mrs. G. J. Green, Mrs. W. E. More
land, Mrs. H. H. Corey, Mrs. Leroy
Leedy, Mrs. S. G. Buehtel, Mrs. F. ].
Mrs. T. G. Davies, Mrs. w. P.
Ellis, Mrs. E. T. Busselle and Mrs. 0.
P. Hoff, Mrs. j. o. Bailey.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. f. Cooke
Patton entertained with a delightful
bridge party.
It was very informal, only the mem
bers of the Thursday club and few
guests being asked.
Three tables were arranged for bridge
the high score favor falling to Mrs. s..
G. Dyer.
Guests besides the matrons of the
club were. Mrs. Henry W. Meyers, Mrs.
William III. Lytle, Mrs. James Witty
eombe, Mrs. Lawrence T. Harris, Mrs.
R B. Goodin and Mrs. Charles II. Rob
ertson.
Honoring DR.. w. B. Morse S moth
er, Mrs Dolman, of Portland, who is
here visiting for several weeks, Mrs.
Ben o. Sehucking had few matrons
to tea ON Wednesday.
The affair was most informal, Mrs.
asking only old friends of
Mrs. Dolman, who formerly lived in
Salem. The early part of the afternoon
was passel with sewing and chatter.
Mrs. Schucking was assisted by Mrs.
Thomas A. Livesley.
Those gathering to greet the visitor
were: Mrs. +. L, Wasers, Mrs. G. Z.
Bishop, Mrs. E. G. Dyer, Mrs. A. Nj
Mrs. Perry H. Raymond, Mrs.
Thomas A. Livesley, Mrs. Alice H. Dodd
Mrs. A. J. Monroe, Mrs. w. A. Cusick
md Mrs. d. f Wagner.
The Pythian Sisters club will hold
he first meeting of the new year in
heir new hall in the Derby building
IN Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Halliday Height went to Port |
and today to attend performance of
he Ballet Russo.