Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-03-17

of La DOeena club.
st. Patrick novelties with snrine
flowers and Oregon grape afforded ar
attractive and appropriate background
for the card tables.
Mrs. Rex Turner and Mrs Virsil
Loxd were gnesis of the evening.
The club members plaxine were.
Miss Mae Rauehe, Miss Mabel Hudel.
son, Miss Hazel Bishop, Miss Lelah
johnson, Miss Minnie Mocllcr. Miss
Teresa Fowle. Miss Grace Babeock
Miss Mae Steuslotf and Miss Mayme
Babeoek.
Mrs. II. J. Booek was hostess sever.
al days ago when she entertained the
members of the Jolly Neighbors club
az her home on the jefferson road.
The hours were passed pleasantly
with fancy work and music and reci-
tatiqns given by the children. Later a
dainty repast was served by the hostess
assisted by Mrs. j. T. Crothcrs and
Mrs. l.. !. Lownds.
Those enjoying the afternoon were:
Mrs II. j. Boock, Mrs. John Fisher.
Mrs. Davis Reese, Mrs. w. L. Hatch.
Mrs G. II. Loon,is, Mrs NJ. II. tier,
Mrs. NJ. J. Boyce, Mrs E. II. Prothefo.
Mrs. /. G.. Lownds, Mrs. ]. f. Croth-
ers. Mrs c. II. Grabenhorst.- Mrs. w.
r.. Boone. The children present were
Eugene crothers, Albert Boock Mar.
tha and Stephen Prothero, Katheron
Lownds and Donald Hatch.
Mt. and Mrs. Charles II. Fisher left
to-day for few days visit in Eugene.
Mrs. e. NJ. Walker went TO Portland
Friday for Il few days visit and is the
house gnest of Mrs Charles Kanm.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Elgin was the scene of a delightful at
= fair Tuesday night when the members
of the Golden Hour club entertained
III honor of their husbands
Rooll formed the evening s diversion
with players circliig six tables Of the
game.
Suggestive of st. Patricll's 5 day the
rooms were prettily decorated with ev-
ergfeens and shamrock.
Phose enjoying the evening were:
Mr. and Mrs. Garlic Abrams, Mr.. and
Nrs. Mason Bishop, DR.. and Mrs. Fred
Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs.>L. G. Garfield. Mr.
and Mrs George Elgin, Dr. and Mrs.
j. r. Pemberton, Mr. and Mrs. A. b.
Poole, Mr.. aud Mrs Homer Ingrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Nibbert, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Siewert, Mr. and Mrs. Her
man sshcllzerg and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
White
Over 40 young folk made merry last
night at the st Patrieks party given.
by Miss Mu1el Sleeves and Miss Helen
hunt at the home OF the former s par
cffts i9r.@anFt Mrs. =: ~ Steevess
susgestlNe OF the oecasion the rooms
were prettily adorned with green's and
~ Patrlek novelties
Games and mNsie rounded out the
evening 9ayet1es and at q late hour
freshments.
simplicity characterized the pretty
wedding OF MISS ollve NJ Suter and
EdWafd Meafl Ralhef, WhlcA took
Place At the nome OF the bride S par
ents, MI. and Mrs, ~ II. suter at 1908
North seventeenth street, Wednesday
afternoon;
keV. Phelps OF the United Brethren
church offtelated and the couple were
unattended, Only relatives Of the bride
and groom were asked fof the eefe-
mony and the DINNER which followed
The BRIDE wore an attractive gown
trimmings and carried bouquet OF
carnations.
me rooms We're prettliy adoined
with Nlotets and dafiodlis slMIlar.
flowers also cehtefihg the dlnner table
II. ana hrs. Paimer Will ieaVe IN
about a month tor their new home IL
balhNllle, Montana.
among the out OF town guests pres,
ent az me wedding We're Mrs u.
gray OF besef, oregon, and Frances
ana EdNafd heboid OF Mt Anger col
lege
lhe members OF tAe Smnze jour
club and few guests gathered at the
nome Of MISS ha2ei Prlce several days
Inc hotaa were pleasantly Whlled
away with seWiag ana music, ana later
the hostess served delightful reiresh-
ments.
me elub guests endoylng the even
LII ang were; MISS A!lce Jnad, Mss Y, s, Joy ,
turner, MISS latherlne McClelland:
Miss Mary II HDuGp. Miss Marie Hon