Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-23
THE DAILY CAPITAL JoUR SALEM SATURDAY,

By CAROL 8. D1BBIE


The girls of the Philodos;an society
of Willamette university entertained
a coterie Of the new girls of the col
lege, this afternoon at a charming tea,
given at the home of Mrs. Earl Fle-
gel barbara Steiner), former Will
lamette student and PhilCdosian. A
handsome yellow color scheme prevail
ed in the decorations, Masses of beau
tiful deep yellow chrysanthemnms
making brilliant foil to the dainty
gowns of the coed guests.
Mrs. Flegel was assisted at the serv-
ing hour by Mrs. Allan Byron (f'lor-
ence Hofer) and Miss Mary Parouna-
gian, president of the Philodosian
society.
An informal program was enjoyed
during the afternoon. Miss Laura Arenz
gave several pleasing piano numbers,
and Mrs. Richard Robertson (Louise
Benson) OF Portland sang a group OF
songs with her old time charm. Miss
Anna Packingham also gave most en-
tertaining reading.
Calling between the hours Of three
s;,ls ,,,ora. M;ss T,orelc; Blateh-
anu s. Ny pI p,a..ha cto;n;go- Miss Mil
loll' 1l S.asons s Miss Fave MeKenneth.
Miss Grace Collins, Miss Genevieve
Sevy, Miss Leisla Rubey, Miss Ruth
Austen, Miss Mabel Stanford, Miss
Eumice Rush, Miss Marjorie Brown,
Miss Vivian Islam, Miss Pearl Ander-
son. Miss Lucille Tucker, Miss Ruth
Bush. Miss Doris Skies, Miss Carmen
Howard Miss Rubey Ledbetter, Miss
Pavlar. Miss Eva Roberts, Miss Helen
Fletcher, Miss Emma Shanesett, Miss
Helen Ellis.
x ,c wo,.o,s
The ". Il. Lyties anu W. = ,,t.,a ,;m
were tne sPonsois ~ VI . 81; honor of
neI pnr'y inu ' aa;n. h ann;warsarv
tne seventeenth woauine Vim, mse 49,
or MI. ana Mrs' y, y; nooAs. ~ L
ner was served at 1se 1oon: apo as msns
and formed one ol sel'es " osaraI s
dinners, as euiinlna,iOn .s " V IS tha
hunting tnps, wnlcn .he msn ren ono ~ I os
party nave tahcn iaso'y ho lne ~ sn;na
Ihursaay nignt piossu " ~ IN ,rare
dinner. earchng the ,es'iVo NJ NJ W. WI
Mr. ana Mrs; IocNe, M NJ, '','u III M NJ ana
ION, Mr; 1.,,! anu sha. Inis ' n.onn;nr NM n lat.
er Tor the evening were Af' anu i''
Waiilam burgnarot 's.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. ". Laflar were
hosts last night at jolly '.ooo, par
ty at their residence, ll9O South Lid
erty street Five tables OF cards were
arranged for the players the hlgh
scores falling to Mrs. W. Z. Buchner
and r. G. Hunter.
Quantities of multi.hued chrysanthe-
NUNS furnished effective decoration al
the rooms. The finale OF me evening
inviting oyster supper.
Those hidden were. Mr.. and MRS,
Gerald Volk, Mr. and Mrs W. W.
Moore, and Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Wood,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Endieott, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. S. East, Mr. and Mrs. W.. r.
Buchner, Mr.. and Mrs. X. Il. Marster,
Mr. and Mrs. R. 9. Hunter, Dr. and
Mrs. 0. l.. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs George
Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Poisal, Miss
Caroline East, Miss trace breckln-
ridge.
Mrs. Harold Jones and son, Whit |
son, Of Boston were entertained the lat
ter part of the week in Salem, as the
guests of Clyde b. Clancy. The visit
1rs have been touring California dur
ing the summer and fall. and were en-
route to Washington, having left this
morning for North Yakima. Mrs. Jones
husband is commander in the United |
States navy. Mr.. Clancy entertained
! few friends at dinner last evening
n their honor, at his apartments on
North Liberty street.
A masquerade progressive dinner par
" proved to be one OF tho nest I'M
,ortant social events Of the past week.
The affair was planned in q very orig
nal manner, and was decidedly differ
mt from the usual gathering. Of the
many clever and unique costumes were
hose of Hula girl, an impcrsonation OF
iuekleberry Finn, Scotch Highlander,
'otite Chinese girl, Robin Hood, pier
tte, and butterfly. I
Machines carried the guests TO and /
rom the homes Of those entertaining
IF the seven courses, the first was
erved at the home OF Miss olga Gray,
$40 Capitol street. The color scheme
Z pink was attractively carried thru
ut the entire course by means Of
blossoms and dainty Japanese favors.
The second course was at the home