Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-09

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foik who are wanting to help tn,
4 chapter in doing this for the me,
and their families who servet
during the war. All articles and aiJ
which people interested in the ex.
soldiers wish to give toward max.
! ing this ID big success will be en-.
Enthusiastically accepted by the
chapter. 1t will be put on in tn
armory some time during the
Thanksgiving season and proniis-
es to be an event of paramount ira
; portance.
a very large and elaborate so
cial function in Portland which is
of special interest to Salem folk
was the reception which the Misses
Helen and EveIene Calbreath gave
Monday night on honor of Mr.. and
4, Mrs. Franz X. Arens of. New York
city, who will spend the winter in
San-Diego, Cal. 1t is of special in
terest to Salem folk because the
hostesscs and their parents, Mr.
g;tnd Mrs D., f. Calbreath, and Mrs.
Irwin Griffith and Miss Harriet
Griffith now of San Diego, Cal,
are all former Salem people and
have a wide circle. of friends here.
Another note of interest about it
was that il was. attended by Sa-
lem. musician Dan Langenberg.
In the receiving line besides the
!, hostesses and the honor guests
were Mrs. Griffith. and DR.. and
Mrs. Calbreath. Presiding over
/! the Ices were Mrs. Charles Teas
dale, Mrs. Perry Abbott, Mrs. w.
III. Williamson, Mrs. Goehlir, Nj
John r. DAILY, and Miss Clariss:
Wiley. Assisting about the rooms
were the Misses Florence johnson,
Wilma Rinehart, Katherine Short,
and Harriet Griffith. The rooms
were beautiful with a galaxy of
flowers. i'm the hall huge yellow
chrysanthcmums were used, and in
the reception room the pink glad |
oil gave a dainty color note. In !
the music room autumn leaves
mingled with yellow chrysanthe- !
NUNS, and zinnias were beautiful I
Orchids and Juliette roses were !
used in the dining room, and in
the punch room purple asters and
lacy fern were combined
A stringed quintette placed in
the upstairs balcony furnished the
music, and during the hours sew
eral hundred smartly gowned
guests representing the musical and
socialelite of the state called.
Simplicity with its every charm
marked the tea for which Mrs.
George Gaskins of Olympia, Wash,
was the motif and for which Mrs.
b. l.. Sleeves was hostess Tuesday
afternoon at her North Churchc
street home. 1t was planned as a
farewell courtesy for Mrs. Gas
kins, who had been Mrs. Sleeves
house guest for fortnight, and
who left Wednesday for her home.
Dahlias and zinnias were artistic
in their combination while placed
about the rooms. At four o'clock
a daiHtily appointed luncheon was
served. Those who We're invited to
say goodbye to the honor guest
were Mesdames 'R. f. Downing, j.
I. Hunt, Frank Durbin, Carey
Martin, win 7. Kirk, F.. A. Legge,
+. c. Richards, J. B. Littier, and 4
T.. f.. Upmeyer.
Among the social attentions this
week which were planned for
visitGr was the one o'clock lunch
con at the Hotel Marion, over
which Mrs. Amos Strong presided
Tuesday with Mrs. Walter Eakin
the charming motif. Mrs. Eakin
was here with Mrs. Strong for a
few days during the week enroute
to her home in Astoria from Eu-
gene, and while here she was
with several little
lssemblages. Mrs. Strong's lunch
eaon was delightful in every way
and she had as her guests be-
sides Mr.. Eakin, Mrs. William III.
Jr., Mrs. Joseph Baum
gartner, Mrs. Lenta Westacotr and
Mrs. Frederick Thielsen.
Tuesday night Mrs. George
Rodgers entertained Mrs. Eakin
and her hostess for dinner and on
Mrs. Joseph Baum
sartner was luncheon hostess 70
them. Thursday Mrs. Eakin and
Mrs. Strong went down to Port
land for over the week end. Mrs.
Eakin going on to her home .om
hat city.
Mrs. Edward n. Weller and Mrs.
George H. Burnett are entertaining
his afternoon with an informal
ca in honor of their house guest,
Mrs. Emily Jordon, of Berkeley,
Cal, who leaves Monday for her
nome. About twenty matrons.
friends of the honor guest, have
,een invited to call to bid adieu to
,er.
Observing their sixth wedding
,Ir. and Mrs. f. v. McMechen were
losts for a small and informal
losts for a small and informal din
Ter at their home in Electric apart
nents Thursday night. The meal
vas served at three small tables,
ach of which was centered with a
ainty little basket filled with Ce-
il Brunner roses and maidenhair
ern. The appointments were in
astel pink and plates were set for
Ir. and Mrs. Harry Hawkins, Mr..
nd Mrs. T. A. Roberts, Mr.. and
Irs. Arthur J. Rain. Mr.. and
Irs. Lloyd Farmer. 9Ir. and Mrs.
IAN Fry, Jr., and the hosts.
hi ful little trihnta n Miss