Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-12


Mischler, MIS- W. C. Moore and Mrs,
Fred Day.
The juvenile guests were Doris Nc
Callister, Maxine Mischler, Velma Per
ry, Gracey Day, Lorane Acheson, Lo-
rena Moore, Bernice Schaffer, Delbert
viesko, LiHnie schaffer, Luther Cha
pin and Russell P. Scott
Mrs. Lizzie W. Smith, past depart
ment president OF the Woman's Relief
Corps, was hostess at a small dinner
recently. when she entertained in hon
or of Mrs. Jennie G. Pritchard of
Portland, past department treasurer
of the w. R. G.. Additional guests
were Mrs. Hattie Cameron, first de-
partment secretary of the w. R. c. of
Oregon, and Mrs. Agnes Dinsmore.
The art classes of the Salem Wo-
mans club, under the direction of
Mrs. Alice H. Dodd, will resume its
classes on Monday, January the four
teenth.
Mrs. Charles G.. Sabin of Portland
the guest of Mrs. W. H. Lytle.
George B. Gray of Seattle is the
guest of his daughter, Miss Gertrude.
Gray, over the week end.
mrs. O. L. Scott and small son, Rus
sell, went to Oregon City Friday to
spend the week end at the home of
DR.. scott's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Scott.
An exceedingly pleasant afternoon
was spent on Tuesday, when the la
dies of the Jason Lee Aid society met
at the home of Mrs. j. G. Broom on
Broadway, as a farewell attention to
Mrs. D. w. Weyant, who is leaving
Salem to make her home at Sellwood.
The honor guest has been constant
" identified with church activities for
a number of years, and in recognition
of her varied services, the members of
the AID remembered Mrs Weyant with
a book, presented by Mrs. E. G. Min
ton. About twenty friends gathered
during the afternoon, which closed
with the customary refreshment hour.
Mrs. Geotge j. Pearce and daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Pearce, went to Port
land today for short visit.
Miss Inez Goltra will entertain a
club of girls, who are meeting every
two weeks at the homes of the differ
ent members, at her residence on
Court street this evening. The honor
guest of the evening will be Miss Ruth
Boyer, whose marriage to Harry E.
Rice of Chicago will take place the
twenty seventh of this month
The members of the club are: Miss
Dorothy Pearee, Miss Helen Pearce,
Miss Laura Bell, Miss LYDIA Bell, Miss
Gertrude Eakin, Miss Lyra Miles, Miss
Ada Miller, Miss Genevieve Avison.
Miss Inez Goltra, Miss Eva Scott, Miss
Louise Benson.
Walter Mills of Hood River who
with his wife and baby, have been Wis
iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. A
Mills over the holidays, left for Hood
River this morning.
He will return to Portland tompr
row, where he will enlist in the ord
nance department, going to Eugene
Sunday, to take the ordnance course
of six weeks. During the absence of
MI. -LlliS, his VIE Will IbHd1u Win
his parents at their home on Winter
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. MeDougal threw
open their doors to few friends on
Wednesday evening when they enter
tanned informally, with a gay little
dinner party at their home on Twelfth
street.
The now all-popular color scheme of
red, white and blue, affording, how
ever, such a fascinating variety of
decorative effect, was distinctively
brought out by an arrangement of car
nations and narcissus combined with
red and blue ribbon and a grouping
of small silk flags.
These hidden were: Mr. and Mrs.
A T. Livesley, Mrs. John Carson, Mss
Catharine Carson, Miss Mabel Witty
eombe, Governor James Withyeombe,
John Carson and Bruce Dennis.
An announcement causing a fl1rry
Of surprise among her hosts Of friends
in Salem is that Of the marriage of
Miss Mareella Bynon, the daughter Of