Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-02
By cAEoL 8. DIBBL1

Mrs. frank Brown, Mrs. Walter Spaulc
ling, Mrs. Douglas Mimic, and thu
mother of the hostess, Mrs. Hugh I'll
lott
Mrs. Roma G. Hunter was hostess
at charming five hundred party this
seek, when she opened her home OF
S5u.h Libo.ty street to the members
of the willing Hands Red Cross aux
i4ia1y and few additional friends on
Wednesday afternoon.
-Four tables of cards were cireled by
the players, prizes falling to Mrs. Gus
Tow and DR.. NJ. E. Pomeroy. A pret
ty note of novelty was carried out il
the two prizes which consisted OF daf
fodils, each containing coin, IN, lti
ehaliee. The money was turned oVel
to the Red Cross, as was also the neal
little sum realized by the raffhng OF
the handsome daffodils, which graeec
tho rooms Red Cross needlework alst
occupied the attention of several OF
the auxiliary members during the after
noon.
Mrs. Miller Bevier and Mrs. Tracey
Hatch added to the pleasure or th'
gathering, by contributing several vo
cal solos, accompanied by the daugh
ter Of the hostess, Miss Macyle Hun
ter.
The members present were: MIS-
Miller Bevier, Mrs. Frank Ward, Mrs
ilKurth. Mrs. Frank Boehringer, Mrs
| "A. J.Basey F., Mrs. j. T. Traeger, Mrs
Clvde Johnson, Miss Linn Gleason
Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Tweedale, Mrs. Ca
Patton.
New members taken in at this meet
ing numbered Mrs. John Graber, Mrs
Gus Tow, Mrs. Perry Jones.
The additional guests hidden by the
hostess included Mrs. A. L. johnson
Mrs. Charles Jones, Mrs Tracy Hatch
Mrs. Lewis Sheldon, Mrs. Charles Ell
gin, DIR. NJ E. Pomeroy
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Hagedorn, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Saures of Vancouver, returned
home yesterday. Mr.. ands Mrs, Saures
are former Salem residents.
Mrs. ]. R. Pollock was at home
Thursday afternoon to the members OF
the Grain or Shine club" at her res
idenee on Luther street. Mrs. Arthur
Moore assisted Mrs. Pollock in enter
taining. A glass bowl of lovely yelio"
daffodils graeed the table
Additionally hidden for the after
noon were Mrs. B. w. Watcher, Mrs
EDGAR Burke, Mrs Carl Artke. The club
will meet next time with Mrs. Arthur
Moore.
The members of the Three Link Nee
die club will be sponsors for dane
ing party next Thursday night at Co
tilHon hall. Card tables will also be
arranged for the pleasure of those who
care to play.
What bids fair to be one of the most
popular of the dancing clubs of Sa-
lem among the younger married set,
was inaugurated Thursday night, when
about 40 couples assembled at the Ma
sonic Temple to participate in one OF
the merriest stepping parties of the
week.
Much of the auspieious success OF
this initial gathering of stepping en-
thusiasts was due in large part to Mrs.
f. T. Busselle and Mrs. Fred G.. Buch-
tel, who had charge of the evening s
festivities, assisted by Mrs. Elmo
White.
The personnel of this newly organ
ized club includes: Mr. and Mrs. Elmo
White, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Culver, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Buchner, Mr. and Mrs.
H. H. Corey, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Can
field, Mr.. and Mrs. R. X. Page, Mr..
and Mrs. J. s. Austin, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Craig, Mr.. and Mrs F, f. Shat
er, Mr.. and Mrs Wm. Steusloff, Miss
Dorothy Steusloff Mr. and Mrs. W. T..
NELL Mr. and Mrs Ralph Glover, Mr..
and Mrs Paul Hauser, Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. Hibler, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Neuga-
bauer, Mr.. and Mrs. David Wright,