Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-24

&c charles G Miller was charm
I hostess at an elaborate lun-
ing MS thursday at Hotel Marion
Ms Louis Josse, of Portland
bOnOllhs vsre laid for eight. Purple
C0sels a's,,s we're used in a gorgeous col
fnd VIZ VIZ. occentuated by the laven-
sss sssd candles that served as a
Pa ss s If Illumination. The beautifui
pleans ,.,,ar :. centerpiece was formed OF
ns ., "s corsage bouquets of vioiets ana |,
lsn. one of which was presented
p NEST at the conclusion OF the
n ss.~ saan Elegant pottery holders held
uncIsV u.s. nlace cards, in perfect keeping
s1 ~ ,ns white and purple motif and
~ l.sd a The places of the followlng'
a.a a.AIq Iauls Josse. Mrs, Clifford Far
- ,rrs Armin Steiner, Mrs. Walter
rlel, M Mrs. 7 r. Linn, Mrs. A. j.
ME-, Mrs. E. A. Skelley and Mrs. MIL
sr
. csrman brides of American soldiers
:. ON their way to the United States
EAR urecipitating a strike among the
...b mattresses in Hotel Petrograd,
.hs Y. NJ C. A. hostess house in Paris.
n, causing more or less of a tumult
prost Scarcely was the peace tres,y
.;,nod when 14O American doughboys
.oro married. to as many German wo-
rpn DESPITE the rules against frater-
wing with the enemy, which had held,
r,nposedly I'D to that minute, and the
,szt day % brides were on their way
Rrest via Paris, chaperoned by a
lieutenant and accompanied by two
Ehusbands, both sergeants.
4 Miss Eleanor Wood, in charge of the
N ". C. A. bureau for war brides in
Paris met the brides at the station
Ind took them and their luggage to
Hotel Perograd, the largest R. w. c.
hostess house in Paris, while she
iried to arrange for their passage. Ar
rived at the hostess house the brides
|Were taken into breakfast Suddenly
pue Of the maids heard the enemy tom
hue. She sent the news around. The
maids struck; they would not serve
bne Of the enemy, although peace had
been declared the day before. Service
vas suspended for five minutes while
Ihe brides ate on placidly. Finally the
5trike leader was suspended and peace
restored That night they left for
Brest. Henceforth brides from Ger
nany Or Luxembourg will be sent
traight through to the port and will
Ct be permitted to stop in Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Buchner en-
ertained group of friends Friday
evening with a 800" party at their
residence on Court street. Prizes for
high score went to Mrs. A. L. John
bon and Mrs, Gerald Volk. A we'll ap-
pointed supper was served at the close
pf the evening at which the hostess
Fas assisted by her charming daugh-
ers Miss Dorothy Buchner and Miss
suth Buchner. Guests at the affair
we're Mr. and Mrs, Il. e. Shafer,
Pudge and Mrs. William Bushey, Mr..
lnd Mrs 5. s. East, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Mcintyre, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
folK, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Poisal, Mr..
nd Mrs W. W. Moore, DR.. and Mrs.
l. cashatt, Mr.. and Mrs. o. p.
Fioll Mr. and Mrs. ], w. Culver, Mr..
ind MRS G. W. Laflar, Mr.. and Mrs.
ee Gilbert Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. John
F0n' Mrs. 3. Mayer and S. B. Elliott.
AZ social compliment to her hus-
anu VINO was celebrating his birthday
anniversary, Mrs. G. E. Schuneman en-
s''alnea coterie of friends with a
wv party lat her home on North
'''n street, January II. Red carna-
v's s., were used in an attractive decor
'ise motif, and centered the well an
vin,eu table at which a delightful
sa'ieOa was served at the close Of
"e evening. Ladies prize went to Mfs
:, davidson, while Otto Hartman
lev ss''seu nigh score among the gent
enen, Guests at tho nro+t, ee.,
S.r NJ mr. and Mrs. O. P. Hoff, Mr.. and
p.s,. p.S a j. Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
p." 'ei'ensteln, Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Quinn,
rs. ,s.enu L. ]. Derouin, Reverend
~ ssa, dallant of skagway, Alaska,
aAd Otto Hartman.
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