Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-02-16

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Going up today from Salem for th
wedding were: Mr.. and Mrs. William
McGilehrist, Sr., and daughters, Mis-
Hazel MeGilchrist and Miss Ethel Nc
Gilchrist, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon McGil
christ and Mr.. and Mrs William Nc
Gilchrist, Jr.
The Cherry City Social club wa
pleasantly entertained Tuesday nigh
by Mrs. Edgar Hartley at her hom'
on Court street. Effective decorations
were formed by the abundant use o.
ferns, intermingled with daffOdils
Cards and music provided entertain
ling diversion for the members and ad
ditionaI guests. Mrs. Hartley was as
lsisted by her sister, Mrs. r. E. Down
ing.
The Sweet Briar club held its reg
ular meeting Wednesday afternoon al
the home of Mrs E. 0. Moll on the
Wallace road. Festal Valentine deco
rations were in gay evidence through
Que the rooms. Red cords, from which
were suspended little swinging hearts
were stretched diagonally across the
drawing room, and caught in the cen
ter at the chandeliers. Bewitching lit
tie Cupids beckoned from every con
ceivable nook and corner
At the refreshment hour, the guests
adjourned to the dining room, where
they circled small tables, each center
ed with a cluster of yellow daffodils
Assisting Mrs. Moll in the serving were
Miss Helen Taylor, Mrs. Al Steiner
and Miss Mildred Imlah.
Sixteen club members were present
with Mrs. Will Patrick of Portland
the house guest of Mrs. G. W. Gibson,
and Miss Mildred Imlah as additional
guests.
| Mrs. William Brown and Mrs. W.
H. Eldridge were joint hostesses for
the Thursday Afternoon club this
week, when they entertained the club
members and Mrs Edward M. Tillson
of San Francisco, as the additional
guest of the afternoon, The affair took
the form of charming s. 0. S. party.
1t was given at the residence of Mrs.
Brown on State street.
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Masses of greenery and ferns pro.
vided an exceedingly pretty setting
for the meeting of the Monday Bridge
club, which was entertained by Mrs.
William p. Babcock, at her residence
on South Commercial street this week.
The players circled three tables OF
cards, the high score falling to Mrs. R..
E. Downing. Miss Amelia Babcock as
sisted the hostess at the serving hour.
The table was centered with white
narcissus and ferns.
Additional guests for the afternoon
were: Mrs Edwin Baker, Mrs. 0. G..
LEX, Mrs. w. H. Dancy, Mrs. Al
Jones, Mrs. II. S. Poisal, Mrs. j. W.,
Woodruff.
Exquisite pastel shades prevailed in
the color scheme at the distinctive
dancing party, held Wednesday night
at Cotillion hall, when a coterie of
high school girls were charming host
esses for a number of the boys of the
school. Tastefully intermingled with
the delicately tinted streamers were
masses of greenery, a prOfusion Of ivy
being used and offset by the statelier
arrangement of palms. The feature
number on the program was q confetti
dance.
Chaperones for this gay little step
ping party were Mr.. and Mrs. James
T. Chinook. Those dancing among
the younger set we're: Miss Edna Ack
erman, Miss Isabelle George, Miss Cla
IA Breitenstein, Miss Grace Hum
phries, Miss Grace Hunt, Miss Tora
Mortensen, Miss Annabelle Golden,
Miss Grechen Brown, Miss Lucille
Jones, Miss Lacy Leonard, Miss Mar
garet Goodin, Miss Ethel Everette,
Miss Florence Cartwright, Miss Merle
Whitney, Miss Mary Talmadge, Miss
Mary Baync, Miss Sarah Rowland,
Miss Esther Busch, Miss Edna Magers,
Miss Lucille Dewitt, Miss Ina Proctor,
Miss Amelia Babcoek, Miss Mildred
Gill; Reed Rowland, Kenneth Wilson,
Amory Gill, Moss Latham, Guy Croi-
san, Richard Slater, John Lueker, Bcr
nard Nutting, Lyle Bartholomew,
Dewey Provst, Harold Walling, Ro-
land Reinhart, Woleott Buren,, Arthur
Ross, Wyndham Buren, Walter Bloom !
berg, Doust Brown, Arthur Rosebraugh
Armin Berger, Herbert Darby, Kenneth
Power, Hugh Latham, John Griffiths,
Leslie Springer.
Mrs. L. Sorenson of Portland, for
mer Salem resident, is the guest of
Mrs. John Sholund over the week end. /
Mrs. Sorenson was in the State Acci- |
dent commissioner S office, when she
lived in Salem.
A myriad display of the national
eolors rendered gay and patriotic
background, when the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Laflar on South Liber 7
ty street was thrown open on Thurs
day night to the members of the P. (
f. o. and their husbands, at the an
nual, social meeting of the club, when
the members husbands are made the
honor guests of the occasion.
Ropes of bright red crepe paper were
strung from chandelier to corner, and
swaying from these were scores of
glowing, cardinal hearts, an inner
heart OF each being cut out 10 form a
bold, little cupid. The walls were
gracefully draped with banners and
Tags of red, white and blue. while the
ielieately, yellow.shaded lights. were
'potted with red white and blue stars.
derriment could not dc otherwise than
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