Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-16
SOCIETY "ddGLUBS

in the Juvenile dancing classes Of Mrs
Ralph White.
The p~atronesses included: Mrs. Ro
ma Hunter, Mrs. Frank Ward, Mrs
Thomas Brown, Mrs. o. w. Moon, Mrs
Harley White, Mrs. Ralph White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Glover were
hosts at a lovely little supper party
Thursday night, following the stepping
party at the Masonic Temple, given
by a group of the younger married set,
who are planning to form a dancing
club in the near future. Included in
this jolly little coterie of supper guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Cornoyer, Mr..
William Neill and Mrs. Ernest Hunt of
Portland.
MI. and Mrs. H. A. Cornoyer enter.
tanned informally Wednesday night,
bidding in a few guests for an enjoy
able evening of five hundred at their
residence on Court street. Five tables
were arranged for the players. Daffo.
dis formed attractive decorations.
Mrs. q. Il. Schaefer assisted the hostess
1hODO pay ling MtIB MI ana MIS-
George Il. Schaefer, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
w. Durbin, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul John.
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Glover and
their guest, Mrs. Ernest Hunt of Port
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Patton, Mr..
and Mrs. William McGilchrist, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Benson.
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The wives of the members of the
DrrII,o Gaw-saA
prise mi of the popular smaller, social
clubs of Salem, were the guests of hon
or at a charming five hundred party
given Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Frank u. Shafer and Mrs. Joseph Rob.
inson of New York City at the form
er'S residence on State street.
Three tables of cards were circled
by the players, the prizes falling to
Mrs. Charles B. Smith, Mrs. William
.Neill and Mrs. Fred G. Buchtel.
The table decorations carried out the.
spirit of st. Patrick's day in most ex-
quisite taste. A cut glass bowl filled
with fragrant v~iolets, intermingled
with shamrocks formed a beautiful
c~enterpieee. The little, green, goodluek
omens were also scattered over the
table, while favors in the form of
miniature Irish flags were found at
each cover. The living room was hand
somely done in yellow. daffodils being
extensively used in developing the
decorative scheme.
The club members thus compliment
ed were Mrs. II. H. Corey, Mrs. Fred
Buehtel, Mrs. e. t. Bussei.e, Mrs. Ed
Wright, Mrs. William NeiI1, Mrs.
Frank Miller, Mrs. w. ID. Clark, Mrs.
Spencer Workman.
Among the additional guests were
Mrs. Charles B. Smith, Mrs. ID. J. Me-
Kinnon and Mrs. c. r. Peek Of Marsh.
field.
Mrs. H. s. Poisal presided as. host
ess at a pleasurable knitting tea Thurs
day afternoon, complimentary to Mrs.
b. Il. Bower, who is leaving Salem to
take up her residence in the Waldo
hills, in the rear future.
Mrs. George Schaefer assisted Mrs.
at the serving hour. Daftodils
and ferns were tastefully used in dec
Grating.
The guests includedd Mrs. Caroline
Selee, Miss Moody, Miss Lillian Boot,
Mrs. Robertson, Miss Kate Robertson,
Mrs. H. w. Bross, Mrs. William Nc
Gilehrist, ST., Mrs. U. S. Miller, Mrs.
Hoeheim, Mrs. George Shaw, Mrs. Will
liam Mohney.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Buchner enter
at a most enjoyable five humid
red party Friday evening, at their res
on Court street, the guests cir
ding seven tables. Mrs. Spencer Wort
nan and Walter j. Kirk won the high
scores.
Quantities of large shamroeks were
used to carry out the st. Pat
rick motif in the decorations. The
were further adorned with hand.
some ferns and daffodils, while flags
we're effectively grouped together.
Those participating in the iolhties
II the evening were Mr.. and Mrs. T.
z Shafer, Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. East,
dr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Endieott Mr.. and I,
Yrs. II. H. Corey, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. s
Steusloff, Miss Dorothy Steusloff, 1
A. A. Han, Mr.. and Mrs.
Volk, NJ. and Mrs. E. T. Bus
ellie, Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Poisal, Mr..
md Mrs. Walter J.. Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs. I
v. NJ. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer I
Workman, S. b. EndicOtt.
A delightful afternoon was enjoy >
d by the members OF the Sweet Briar