Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-07

Hostess for attractive tea on Mond
BY Florence Elizabeth Cartwright
THE lure of the sea shore is still
calling many of Salem's society
folk to it's cool confines for a
dot the beach. Among the people who
are contemplating a visit to the shore
are Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Roberts and
little daughters Helen and Mildred,
who are leaving tomorrow for a tour
Of the Tillamook beaches.
A very charming marron who is
being extensively entertained during
her stay is Mrs. Floyd Edgerton
(Claudine Rose. of Los Angeles, who
is spending the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Rose
Thursday Mrs Curtis Cross entertain
ed for Mrs. Edgerton, asking a few
close friends in for tea to chat over
old time pleasures.
Monday Mrs. Dan Fry, Jr., was
hostess for a small tea at her love-
y new High street home, bidding
about rs intimate acquaintances to
greet Mrs. Edgerton. The rooms were
symphony of lavendar and rose,
sweet peas in those shades carrying
out the color scheme. Mrs. Fry was
assisted in serving by Mrs. William
Lyle, Mrs. Earl Coulson Flegel, Miss
Hazel Downing and Miss Catherine
Carson.
One of the most delightful affairs
OF tne season was the tea for which
MIS- Gerald Volk was hostess, Thurs
Gay, when she entertained for her
sister, Mrs. Martha McCabe, of Wicl-
'a' who is spending the summer with
ner' The rooms were a power Of gar
ueh flowers, sweet peas, dahlias and
roses being artistically intermingfed
win fern. About IS matrons We're
present for the afternoon. Those who
enjoyed Mrs. Volk's hospitality were,
Mesdames B. ]. Miles, A. E. Laflar,
w. F. Kirk, G. Davidson, VIM. Nc
uiicnrlst, Sr,, w. w. Moore, s. w.
seeley, E. F. Moodey. S. F. Endicott,
o >. East, e. A. Minton, e. E. Fish
er' D. X. Beechler, E. Hofer, w. F.
buchner and Misses Mckinney and
Myra Grant. =.
sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
pecKebach entertained for their
guests Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Deckcpach
VI cincinnati, with an informal din
aer asking few close friends for
'ne evening. The table decoration
was lovely bouquet of variegated
sweetpeas, which made a gay spot of
eOior at the table around which were
sea'ed, the honor guests and DIR. and
nls, W.Carleton Smith,. Mr.. and Mrs.
rrederick Lamport, Mr.. and Mrs.
,,o"er Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
De,son' Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gill
nsnam, Mrs. Lovelace, Mr. and Mrs.
r.keoach, Miss Helen Deckebach,
: .,'noias Deckebach, Frederick Deck
eDach and Frank Deckebach.
a thursday afternoon the H. H. Van
s'ot home was thrown open to
e iaoies of the Home Missionary
sS.y ley OF the Methodist Episcopal
scn, when Mrs. Vandervort and
Ne Ne W, c. Winslow were hostesses.
as'urtiums and sweetpeas were ar
ESD prettily about the rooms. AIRS.
~ FISHER led the lesson. after
,or", n a social hour of chat was en-
WI W. unul late in the afternoon
sa.e aen the guests were served with
DAINTY refreshments
s,. sunday evening Mrs. t. C. Smith
''ained r;s. delightfully."- for her guests
smh ,h a small dinner. The table vas
~ osseilished with a dainty center piece
a, saiiegated garden flowers. Seated
m. he board were, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joha B. Black and Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ E D. caulder of San Francisco.
4 Howard Drake and Mrs. NJ.
Mr. ush of Portland and Mr. and
,sal Miss Gladys Steele, who formerly
seboes sebsluily conducted the training
for OF the Willamette sanitoriun
Ice oya. sIl years. and who saw serv-
suz.;., uz;serseas after which she took a
New course in Bellevue hospital in
sslsr. ork' has beer. secured by the
ena nssplial board as superintend- :