Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-16
By R s. DTBBLR

MIS- freuerlcK OLeWArC enterLdAheA
with a delightful little line party al
the Oregon theater Monday Afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Edward Thielsen Of
San Francisco. The guests included
number of the old-time friends of Mrs
Thielsen.
Ms. II. H.. Vandervort and Mrs. U
q. Hcit were joint -hostesses on Wed.
ae5day night, when they entertained
E. mbers Of the Flynch club at the
residence of Mrs. Vandervort on North
Winter street. The club win be enter
itained at its next meeting by Mrs
civilian Z. Kirk and Mrs. II. J.. Glenn
ents.
An ensemble of patriotic decoration
lprevailed at the dance given this
week by the Monday Night Dancing
club at the Moose hall. Brilliant and
varied arrangements of red, white and
Iblue were glimpsed in the network Of
serpentine paper festooned across the
ceiling, in the unique, pictured ban
ners hung along the walls, and in the
gay groupings of flags.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hearth, Mr..
and Mrs. e. T. Hotfnell and Harry
Hammer of Portland were among the
additional guests of the club.
Following the dance, a delightful lit
tile supper party was enjoyed by a
humber Of the club members, who were
bidden by MI. and Mrs. Merlin Hard
ing for an informal farewell gather
80. - 4In,. bc.,n an Nnpfh G1uar m or
street, in honor of Il. o. Siecke, who
left Tuesday for Austin, Texas, on an
extended business trip.
Circling the prettily appointed table
were: Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Marvin,
and Mrs. William McGilchrist, Jr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myers, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. b. Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. james
n. Chinook, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bur-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Galloway, Mr..
and Mrs. E. O. Siecke, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Bonnell.
Also complimentary to Mr.. Siecke
was the charming dinner party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. James T.. Chinook
last Saturday evening, when a clever
observance Of st. Patrick 8 Day was
noted in the unique table decorations.
The julius Caesar club of the high
school will be hosts Saturday night at
a dancing party to be given at the
Masonic Temple. A merry coterie of
high school students will comprise the
guest list. This is the sixth annual
given by the club. Arthur Ross and
Wallace Carson are on the committee
in charge of the event.
Mrs. David Eyre, Mrs. Herbert
Haid, Mrs. W. G. Allen, Mrs, w. l..
Staley and Mrs. John Pollock were
hidden as additional guests by Mrs.
Il. G. Bowersox, when she entertained
the members of the Monday Afternoon
Bridge club this week.
A. lovely profusion of spring bios
rendered an attractive setting
for the merry gakhering of club mem
bers, who circled three tables.
Mrs. Arthur Moores and Mrs. Sta
ley assisted Mrs. Bowersox in serving.
The club will meet next week with
Miss Calista Moore.
Miss Laura Grant was hostess at a
pretty Kensington Monday afternoon
1t her home on Center street, Red Cross
n~eedlework and music served to pass
/ most enjoyable afternoon. The rooms
we're attractively decorated with DAFT
,cdils. Miss Marietta Thompson assist
ID Miss Grant at the serving hour.
Those hidden were: Mrs. II. b. Thomp
ION, Mrs. T.. J.. Bulgin, Mrs. Tom
townsend, Mrs. Gordon MeGilehrist,
Mrs. r. w. Walton, Mrs. Don Miles
Mrs. Earl Unruh, Mrs. G. r. Bonnell,
Mrs. w. H. Darby, Mrs. Bertha Junk
Darby, Mrs. o. E. Price, Mrs. II. c..
Epley, Mrs. Win T. Kirk, Mrs. II. s..
Swart, Mrs. G. +. Knowland, Mrs.
Manner of The Dalles, Mrs. f. J.. Huff
nan of jefferson, Miss Joy Turner,
Zoe Almsted, Miss May Rauch,
Ruth Ranch, Miss Emily Palmer,
Flora Case, Miss Mable Page,
Hiss Helen Mercer, Miss Alice Hollis
or, Miss Myrtha Blair. I
= !,
Miss FNrenee Cleveland WAS
harming hostess last night, when she 1
Entertained a few friends informally /,
t dinner. The table was daintily cen
cred with daffodils, the covers being {
by exquisite little potted sham
ocks as favors. Circling the table were
fr. and Mrs. r. Munroe Gilbert, Mr.. {
nd Mrs. Arthur Wilson and Fred Man I
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