Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-07

The weighty diplomatic question con
eerning the Japanese-Cahfornia land
trouble had nothing whatever to de
with the meeting Of the Salem Wo-
men 5 Press club last evening, when
Mrs. Byron r. Brunk literally trans
PLANTED the blossom deeked land Of the
mikado into an otherwise occidental
Oregon homo for the pleasure of her
guests. From the dainty hand painted
invitations and place cards to the pret-
tily shaded lights and graceful art bas-
kets Of fragrant japanese ounce bios
SONS, every thing was in harmony
with the quaint oriental plan of the
reception. Mrs. William H. Prunk
was an additional guest at the affair
and delighted the guests with some
beautiful vocal solos and Miss Lucille
Elliott gave some beautiful dramatic
readings. Members of the club are
Miss Carol S. Dbble Miss Ella Nc
Mum, Mrs. Byron F. Prunk, Mrs.
Burton A. Myers, Miss Lucille Watson,
Miss Lucille Elliott, Miss Lucille Saun-
ders, Miss Doris Skies, Miss Gertrude
Robson.
Mrs. r. G.. Kriesel entertained tho
Elite Embroidery club last Thursday
afternoon at her home 800 South 14th
street. The rooms were gayly deeOrat-
ed with old fashioned wall flowers and
yellow daffOdils. A guessing game in
which Mrs. Shellburg carried off the
prize, and games of pool filled the
hours with lively entertainment. The
hostess was assisted in the serving of
dainty refreshments by Mrs. r. II.
Campbell.
Guests Of the club at the delightful
affair were Mrs. r. II. Campbell, Mrs.
Amy Wright and Mrs. E. Underwood.
Members present were Mrs. j.. A.
Bernardo, Mrs. Clough, Mrs. B. Wall
er, Mrs. Mcintyre, Mrs. Thompson,
Mrs. Brant. Mrs. Harley Pugh, Mrs.
Nellie Knox, Mrs. Q. A. Given, Mrs.
Clark, Mrs. Gene Roullfson, airs.
Reader and Mrs. Shellburg.
Mrs. T. A. Livesley has gone to
Vancouver, b. c., to meet her broth
er, Ward DE Beck who has served for
four years with the Canadian expedi-
ti0nary forces. Mr.. De Beck will be
the guest of his sister in Salem in the
near future.
The "stag dinner" at the Spa for
which DR.. Il. II. Fisher was host, Sat
urday, was such wonderful success
that those who were present at it vot-
ed unanimously that it be made an
annual affair. The dinner itself was
a masterpiece Of its kind one of the
choice smptuous affairs fer which Mr..
Myers has made the Spa locally fam
GUS, The "yarns" that were "swap-
Ped and the "reminiscences that were
recalled, the ridiculous anecdotes and
more serious experiences that were re-
lated all helped to make the dinner
on ethat even the excluded wives and
sisters Of the guests would have given
much to attend.
Circhng the handsomely appointed
table we're Walter Denton, David Eyre,
Cook Patton, r. II. GRADER Ed Hag-
gard, Hal Patton, Professor John Sites, |
DR.. Epley, Charles Knowles, Elmo
White, s. B. Elliot August Huckes-
lien, DR.. d. X. Bcechlcr, DR.. r. Il.
Fisher and DR.. Fishers father, c. A.
H. Fisher
The Parent Teacher club of the Lin
'oln school will meet tomorrow eve
ming at 1880 o'clock at the Lincoln
school. Miss Agnes Halsell will slng
md the second grade win furnish a
short musical program Miss Lucille
Elliott, one Of the most talented dra.
natic readers that Salem has ever
Known, win render some choice selee-
ions at the meeting.
An anticipated event at Corvallis
will be the inter-sorority dance that
will be held at Oregon Agricultural
ollege soon after Easter. Several
Salem girls will be guests
or the occasion.