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

Wednesday night, when they entertain
ed the members Of the public service
commission, at their home On Twelfth
and OAK streets.
SIX tables were arranged for " 800
in rooms sttrsctivcly deeked With hril-
liant Oregon grape, narcissus and Wild
flowers.
The card honors we're awarded TO
F. J. Miller and Mrs. o. p. Hon.
After the card games the evening
was merFily rounded cut with dancing.
Assisting Mrs. Green were Mrs E.
T. Busselle, Mrs. ". T. Seill, Mrs. lie
Roy Leedy and Mrs. John o. Bailey.
Those enjoying Mr.. and Mrs. Greens
hospitality were:
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Cory, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Buehtel, Mr.. and Mrs. E. 7. Bussel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ostrander Of
Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. E. ". MOreland
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Leedy, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. 7. Neill, Mr. and Mrs. O. +. Hoff,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ruseh OF Portland,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs.
John 0. Bailey, Mrs. Kinnell Of Port
land, and the Misses Rauehe, Schultz.
Moehler and Marvin.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Melvin Plimpton
have asked a small group Of friends
to their home tonight for an informal
dinner. Their guests win number 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin F. Patton en-
tertained the members Of the T. A. y.
10. club at an informal evening of
~ 500 on Tuesday.
Players eiTeled four tables of the
game and the card honors were award
ed to Miller Bevier and Frank Ward.
Spring flowers and wild currant
iadorned the rooms where the card ia
bles were arranged and the hostess was
assisted in the serving by Mrs. Clyde
sherman.
Mrs. L. F. Griffith and daughter.
Miss Ruth Griffith have gone to Port
land for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Dick will
motor to Corvallis tomorrow to pass
the day with their daughter, Miss Caro-
lyn Dick, who is attending the Oregon
Agricultural college.
Mrs. Al Steiner asked the members
Iof the Sweet Briar club to her home on
THE Wallace road for an informal af-
Iternoon on Wednesday. The after
Iternoon was pleasantly whiled away
with sewing ahi laIer the guests gath
cred in the dining room for refresh
Iments.
/ Fragrant narcissus centered the ta-
lble and the favors were tiny pots OF
wild orchids Miss Belle Miller assisted
the hostess in the serving.
i Mrs. Henry Isherwood was the ~ only
additional guest.
The club members present were Mrs.
Is. P. Kimball, Mrs. Harry Webb Mrs.
lE. O. Moll, Mrs. J. B. Olinger, Mrs. W.
IC. Franklin, Mrs. Charles Chaffee, Mrs
I'M. C. Pettys, Mrs. J. c. Ferguson
Mrs. W. C. Beckett, Mrs. D. R. Adams,
Mrs. A. H. Bum, Miss Belle Miller and
Miss Helen TAYLOR.
Mrs. A. J. Parkhurst arrived home
Friday night from a several weeks de
; Ilightful sojourn in southern Califor
, mia
During her absence Mrs. Parkhurst
visited Los Angeles, Long Beach and
IOtuef pldces VI lLItelCst-
! Mrs. Claire Vibbert entertained the
/ members of the Golden Hour club at
her home Thursday afternoon. The at
ternoon was spent with sewing and
chatter. Later the hostess served dain
: ty refreshments assisted by Mrs Fred
Ellis.
The members enjoying the Afternoon
were Mrs. Lee Garfield, Mrs. Geo. Ell
/ gin, Mrs j. R. Pemberton, Mrs. Free
| ELLIS, Mrs. Mark MeCallister, Mrs
: Shellberg, Mrs. A. A. Siewert, Mrs. Ho
l mer Ingrey, Mrs. Mason Bishop, Mrs
: A. B. Poole, Mrs, Jno. F. White ane
+ the hostess
a The home of Mrs. Henry schott, S59
1 f street, was the scene of a pleasant
Iaffair Thursday, when the members o.
the Woman s Relief Corps gathered to
S gether for an informal afternoon O
sewing.
The hostesses were Mrs. Schott, Mrs
Marie Thompson. Mrs. Bell Morris, Mr.
]. Florence Spencer, Mrs Gertrude Rem
I Iington, Mrs. Alice Ralston, Mrs. Emm;
Roberts and Mrs. Louisa koon.
t About 30 members of the corps am
: several guests enjoyed the afternoon
land Mrs William Faulkner was mad
the honor guest. it being the anniver
:, sary of her birthday Mrs. Faulkne
n greatly appreciated this little attention
and was showered with postal card
and other little gifts.
t During the afternoon, VIM. Faux
a ner, the commander of the Sedgwiel
j Post, G. A. R.. made few remarks Il
;. regard to the programme TO be give
Memorial day and on other lines of IN
/. terest to the corps.
d The guests of the Corps were Mrs
II NJ. J. Hunt, Mrs. A. F. Smallev, Mrs
: Nj. A. Worrick, Mrs. A. F. Peoples, Mrs
tC. j. Spitzbart, Mrs. Maggie Left, Mrs
Lavinie Foster, Commander Faulkne
y iand Comrade J. J. Worcester.
5 The golf links are the mecca for SO
;. Icietv since the advent of the goo
weather and almost any afternoon vii
e find some of the members on tn
5, IgTeens
I, The building of the new club hous
Il is in full swing and promises upo
eomuletion to be the scene of mue
r. Igayety as society has announced il
particular diversion during the sun
mer months will be on the golf eours'
d Since golf devotees always enjoy Al