Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-03
i By GERTRUDE Robson

: red land or a realm Of faerie, 0
to set You down with matter Of fac
bump into an everyday world o
eiothespins and peace gardens. Per
hapS, with a masters touch on tn
keys, enc can even catch glimps,
now and then Of Dante's angel, or heal
a line or two of the love Poem that
Rafael wrote.
Honoring her sister, Mrs. HolisteI
Mcclure. who has been her guest for
the past few weeks, Mrs. r. NJ. Ho-
fer entertained with a dancing party
at the Marion hotel Thursday evening,
The affair was one of The most select
of the present social season. The guest
list included Mrs. Hollister Mcclure,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Eyre, Mr.. and
Mrs. sMeDougal, Captain and Mrs.
Allan Bynon, Ward De Beck. Jim
Young. Miss Elizabeth Lord, Dr. and
Mrs. 7. c. Smith, Albert Egan, DR.,
and Mrs. Prince Byrd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Fry, Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Plimp-
ton, Mr.. aud Mrs. John Roberts. Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Livesley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Doren Mr. and Mrs. Frederic
Thielsen, Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Spears,
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Cross, Mr.. and
Mrs. Connell Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
mer GOulet, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Oleott Mr.,
and Mrs. William Lytle, Mr.. and
Mrs. William BurghRrdt, Jr.. Miss
Marjorie Marvin, Miss Hazel Down |
ing, Miss Katherine Carson, Miss Ahne
Thompson. Miss Maud Durbin.
Mrs. McGuire is a well known plan
iSt of merit and a pupil Of Wallace |
Sabine and William J. Mccoy.
Perhaps the most brilliant social af.
fair Of the past week was the recep-
ion and luncheon given in honor Of
drs W. G. Hawley, at the home Of
Mrs. George lPearee yesterday. at
which Mrs. Pearee and Mrs. Frank |
,lliott were joint hostesses. The dee
Iative schemes had been carried out :
n magnificent scale The hall was l
into a woodland bower by
he artistic arrangement of branches G
dogwood; beautiful clusters of H.
les in the music room and library I
mt a subdued tone to the stately \
IONS; artistic bowls Of pink tulips
inferred the tables in the dining room,
hile the living room in which the !,
flee was served was enhanced with r
golden yellow color scheme. Assist 4
g the hOstesses in serving were Mrs. M
Gorge g. Brown Mrs. Fred Stewart, y.
rs, John Stott, Mrs. Ronald Glover, =,
RS. W. c. Hawley, Jr', and Mrs. !;
A Rain. Cutting ices were Mrs a
'hn H Albert and Mrs. Henry Tai q
It, and presiding at the coffee urn !,
as Mrs. +. G. Small Mrs. Alice q
odd, Mrs. Russell Catlin and Mrs. y
. G. Miles assisted in the rooms. n
bout ninety women were present. I
As a social compliment to Mrs. Isaac H
e Patterson, newly elected vice pres. M
ont general of the national order Fl
Iughters Of the American Revolution.
d honoring the state officers, Che.
'keta chapter will entertain with h,
oeption and luncheon at the Masonic II
.mple May 18th. Ia
In the receiving line will be Mrs. st
aac Lee Patterson, Mrs. Seymour N
mes, chapter regent; Mrs. F. NJ. m
ilkins of Eugene, who is state re. s,
Mt; Mrs. Walter Burrell state vice "
esident, of Portland; Mrs. s. c. in
ter, organizing chapter regent; Mrs. h,
mes Heltzel, honorary regent, and It
rs. y, G.. Shipley, chapter regent.
temmittees in charge of preparations Al
2 reception committee Mrs. Henry \,
ayers, Mrs. j. w. Woodruff. Mrs. i,
liner Smith, Miss Lillian Applepate, n
rs. +. W. Spears, Mrs. o. P. Hoff, r
RS. Russell Catlin and Mrs. c. c. IH
ark; refreshments, Mrs. Russell Cat a
, Mrs U. G. shipley, Mrs. F.. ". Ila