Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-15

WHITE treeslas and carnations in the
center of which two large red satin
hearts were arranged, formed a center
piece that none but a genius could
have conceived. In lien of shades, the
lights in the chandelier we're shaded
with large white wedding bells and a
delightful valentine motif was acmev-
ed in the distinctive place cards. Gov
ers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Reuf,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Dancy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Paulus, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Ghoate, Miss Marie Schfab, Miss
Nellie Sehwab, Albert Egan and c. b.
Clancy.
One Of the most attractive affairs of
the past week was the charming >Ain-
ner given Monday night by Mrs. Louis
Lachmund, at her home on Court street
at which Senator and Mrs. W. T. Vim
ton of McMinnville were the guests
of honor. A pale gold design was car
ried out in the decorations, the large
artistic basket of daffodils being dain-
tily emphasized by the more decided
shading of the marigolds with which
they were arranged. Covers were laid
for ten
Spell it out in golden capitals-Com-
pany M is coming homel According to
news dispatches the cruiser, Pueblo,
(did you know that there could be 80
much music in a namely will land at
New York on the 21st of February
with Company M on board. In the
meantime plans for their reception are
being smoothed out and carried on at
a marvellous rate. The most emphatic
point to remember is the registration
Of the boys as soon as they return.
This is to be done at the court house
in the local branch Of the war depart
ment and is absolutely essential if the
reception lis to be complete success.
Invitations are being extended to all
churches, fraternal and educational or
CARNATIONS for their cooperation in
the matter.
Important among the events of the
club year will be the annual state con
ference of the Daughters of the Amer
iean Revolution to be held in Port
land at the Multnomah hotel, Febru
ary IL ande Is Mrs. George Thatcher
Guernsey, president general, will be in
attendance and her address will be
the main feature of the program.
Zone of the many interesting social
affairs Of the conference will be the
luncheon to be held Wednesday at noon
at the Multnomah hotel. Reservations
may be made by calling Mrs. John
Pearson, Easel 1912, or Mrs. Murray
Manville, East 1895
A great many of the Chemeketa
cchapter of the Daughters of the Am
erican Revolution are planning to be
present at the conference. The dele
gates who were elected at the last
meeting to represent the local chapter
are Mrs. Russell Catlin, Mrs. Homer
Goulet, Mrs. U. G. Shipley, Mrs. b.
G. Clark and Mrs ]. w. Woodruff. The
alternates appointed are Mrs H. b.
Thielsen, Mrs. j. M. Brown, Mrs. HON.
or Smith, Mrs. Theo Wilson and Miss
Eliza cNolan.
Wednesday afternoon the home OF
Mrs. T. A. Livesley vase the scene
of an elite social gathering, when the
lllahee Red Cross auxiliary met. The
decorations of pink carnations were
elegant in their very simplicity. Miss
Brenda Francklyn, the distinguished
lecturer, and Mrs. Ben Sheldon, wife
of Representative sheldon of Med.
ford, were the guests of honor. Miss
E'ranclSlyn delivered graceful and
intellectual address and paid some
daintily turmSd compliments Ito the
women of the Capital city.
st. Valentine Is day was cele.-.<ted
with due honor in nearly every set in
the city. One of the most pleasing and
delightful affairs in the good Saint IS
honor was the fancy dress party Civ.
en- by the pupils of Sacred Heart aca-
DENY. Dainty costumes of every de-
scriptim woFe rim evidfnce. lbng
strands of hearts and ether valentine
symbols strung from the high ceilings
of the large rooms and profusion Of
daffodils and hot house plants form
ID the decorations Delicious refresh
ments were served in the course Of the
evening.
One of the largest and most inter.
esting affairs of the late winter in
which Salem will be Interested, Is the
luncheon planned for Mrs Phillip N.
Moore, prominent club woman, who
will be in Portland the fore part Of
next week as a member of the delega-
tion of speakers for the northwestern
peace convention. Mrs. Moore is a
past president of the General Fedora
ton Of Women 3 clubs and also for.
mer president Of the national asso.
citation Of collegiate alumnae. The
luncheon for this distinguished visitor
will be given Monday noon at Hotel
Portland under the auspices of the
Oregon Federation of Women's clubs,
Several hundred reservations are ex.
peeted, many of the local women's or.
ganizations reserving whole tables for
their members Reservations may be
mad ethrough Mrs. Sol Hart, Marshall
3077, or Mrs. J. W Petit, both phones.
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With the Cotilhon hall transformed
into a veritable children s paradise,
and a host of happy children making
merry beneath the tastily arranged
.festoons Of crimson hearts, clinging
ivy and sporty cupids, Mrs. Ralph
Whites fancy dress bali tonight gives
promise Of being an event not soon to
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