Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-11

] mrs. ,. n. NllhlnS OF Eugene, re
Gently elected state regent Of the
Daughters Of the American Revolution
will be the guest of Mrs. Isaac Lee
Patterson at her country home neal
Eola, over Sunday and Monday.
Mrs Ivan E. Bellinger and two chill.
dren, Ivan Junior and Jane Elizabeth,
are visiting friends at Forest Grove.
They viii remain for a month or more.
Miss Ola Kingsberry. a teacher in
the Washington junior high school is
passing the week end with friends
near McMinnville.
Mrs. J. B. Craig, Mrs. J. r. Pollock
AMI Mrs. Parkhurst were additional
guests hidden by Mrs. Edward Gill.
ingham, when she entertained the mon
day Afternoon Bridge club this week
at her home 1873 Leslie street. The
club will meet next week with Mrs.
Ralph Glover.
I Few study clubs embody in their
monthly magazine reports, more en-
Tightening reviews Of the current is
sues, than those contained within the
clever booklets, representing a mum
Der of magazines, which were arrang-
ed BY Miss Sylvia Alay Rel for the
members Of the Sweet Briar club, who
me. at her home on the Wallace Road
"Wednesday afternoon. This pleasurable
innovation in the way of club enter
tainment was based on the idea that
even the average reader knows at best
only two thirds of the available stand
ard magazines and what each of them
stands for as regards diversified read
ing matter The hostess, through the
kindness of Miss Cornelia Marvin,
state Librarian, seeurcs a large num-
Der Of the late magazines, and after
a thorough perusal Of their contents
devised miniature copies Of 1.-The Am
eriean,i "B0Okman, Good House
keeping, and many others, inserting
pictures and quotations from the Lead
ing articles of each. Each guest drew
one Of these little home edited maya
zines and joined with the rest of the
company in an informal discussion of
the magazine in question. A few OF
the aiticles chosen by Miss Reil,a as rep
r~esentative Of the respective magazines
were; "What people laugh at by
CLAYTON Hamilton from the Bookman;
Russian instinct for democracy, -
from the Survey, and a series Of let.
tiers From him. in the Ladies
Home Journal.
The place cards at the daintily ap-
pointed luncheon table also carried out
the magazine motif, the guest possess
ing the American magazine finding
her place by the card bearing a tiny
flag, and the holder of the National
Geographic found at her cover, a card
picturing kewpies atrayel in a tiny
baby buggy.
The dining room vas handsomely
decorated with pink tulips aud the
Christmas caetls bloom. The pink note
was also effectively developed in the
Hooyeriaed refreshments of nodded
rice. oireled by a dainty array of straw
berries.
yellow tulips and roses formed rich
decoration in the living room. The hos
tess was assisted by Miss Mary Greg
DRY.
Fifteen club members participated
in the enjoyment of the afternoon.
Mrs. Marie Matthews will entertain
the club at its next meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs b. C. Miles were DIM
ner hos.s for the members Of the Orig
inal Dutch Treat club, Wednesday
night at their home on Court street.
The occasion was an especially happy
one, inasmuch, as it also marked the
twenty eight wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. Miles. The rooms We're
aglow with masses of the golden Scotch
broom. The evening was pleasantly
passed with music and reminiscent
tales Of other wedding days
Covers were laid for: Mr.. and Mrs.
b. +. Carrier, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Al
len, DR.. and Mrs. b. l.. Sleeves, Mr..
and Mrs. f. A. Logg, Mr., and Mrs.
Ralph Jones, Mr.. and Mrs, Miles, Mr..
and Mrs. Lceg wiz entertain the club
at its next meeting.
\
The twelfth birthday anniversary of
Burton McElroy was merrily celebrat'
cd last night by a party Of young PEG
Pile, who frolieed through an evening
Of games and birthday festivities at