Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-30

lfng hosts Friday evening for dinnel
party, at their residence on South
Fifteenth street. The dinner was CIV
en- in honor Of Mrs. Ellis mother, Mrs
NJ A. Hampton, and DR.. James Lisle
member Of the Willamette university
faculty, who leaves next week for an
eastern visit. Easter decorations pre-
dominated. The hidden guests were
Mrs n A. Hampton, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lisle, Everett and Esther LisIe,
Mr. and Mrs. Wineland and DIR. James
LdsIe.
The Priscilla club held its regular
meeting, Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. A. L. Brown, president
Of the club. Every member was pres
ent with m additional guest, Mrs.
William Greenwood Of Dallas. Dainty
Easter decorations and fayoTs at each
place with a huge bowl Of daffodils
Tor a center piece made the table very
attractive. The next club meeting
will be with Mrs. John Craig.
The Sweet Briar club was delight
fully entertained Wednesday evening,
at the home Of Miss Isabelle Miller and
Mrs. Marie Matthews on the Wallace
road. During the business meeting quo
tations were given on "The True Serv-
ice Of Economy" Later, at the Dretti-
ly appointed dining table, place cards
for each guest were found in the form
Of a yellow rose holding tiny Easter
eggs. During the evening an April
Fools party was planned for Monday
evening. April first, at the home Of
Miss Nellie Taylor. Mrs. A. l.. Bum
will be hostess for the next regular
meeting, TO be held at the residence
Of Mrs. NJ. @. Pettys:
A eharmingly informal dancing par
ty was given at Cotillion hall. Thurs
da yevening, when, the Priscilla club
entertained a large number of guests
The affair was a Red Cross benefit
and proved a very successful and pleas
ant evening.
A pleasant surprise was given Nor
man B. Purbriek last Wednesday even
ing at his home, 854 North CONNER
cial street, by employees Of the state
Industrial Accident commission, where
Mr.. Purbriek has been employed as ae-
couHtant He is one of the Salem boys
who have been called to the colors in
the seleetive draft, and will leave for
Camp Lewis Monday morning.
The cAsning was spent in playing
various games, and refreshments were
served. The feature of the evening
was the presentation by Al II. Steiner,
Ln sc ~.
dier 5 comfort kit to Mr.. Purbrick, at
the same time saying that they wish
ed him G0dspeed and a safe return.
Mr.. Purbriek in turn expressed his
thanks and assured all of his appre-
ciation of their good wishes
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
AL H. Steiner, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A.
Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Loren r. White,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Purbriek, Mrs.
Denison, Mrs. 0. B. Allm,
the Misses L. NJ. Hunter, Ruth Nor
wood, n Pruner, Elzanore PepoOn, Ly-
liza Lahme, Vivian Hopson, Marie
Margaret Steiner, Irene
Allm and the Messrs. Norman b. Pur-
brick, Harry +. Caldwell, Carl Pope,
David Steiner, Jack Allm and Andrew
V. OVAL.
Mr. and Mrs. s. NJ Endicott were
hosts last evening for an informal
card party. The guest list included
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. POisal, Mr.. aad
Mrs. b. +. Bower, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
g. Laflar, Mr.. and Mrs $. F. East,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buehner, Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Philips, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Volk
and Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Wood.
Cotillion hall was the scene Of an
1ther gay little party last evening
when the Ia Area club was hostess to
/ large number OF guests. The hall was
attractive with daffodils and ferns,
where the b4dden guests danced until
/ late hour.
Mrs. G.. f. Schaefer win entertain
ler bridge club Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Webb motored |
o Portland yesterday.