Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-20
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vastated regions such as Rhiems and
st. Quentin.
Typical of all exclusive affairs q,
this nature, the dance at the nlihee
Country club Thursday evening was
unrivalled by any previous affair this
winter. Strictly formal in every aspect
the dance was carried on with a fin
esse that bespoke thorough aeouain-
tance with social rules and REQUIRE.
ments, each individual detail serving
; to make the whole more perfect The
decorations were the product of ex-
perienced decorators, and the music
was the best that the city offers.
/ The Illihee Country club member
ship comprises salem's most promin-
ent people. and large percentage o.,
the personnel was in attendance Thurs
day night.
One of the prettiest st. Patrick's Day
parties among social circles last week
end was the one for which Mrs. Chaun.
cey Putnam and Mrs. Morris Hunt, re-
cent brides, were joint hostesses, at
the latter's home on Center street. AID.
propriate decorations were used In ad.
orning the various rooms, and dainty
refreshments. in keeping with the Irish
festival, were served. Fifteen guests
enjoyed the gracious hospitality of the
two charming hostesses.
Jonquils and wild huckleberry, ar
tistically mingled with a wealth of
green fern, were joyous reminders OF
the advent Of spring, when Mrs. I. ..
Green used them in abundance as a
decorative motif for dancing party at
her lovely home on Fairmount hill last
Saturday night. The affair. which was
strictly informal, was one Of the most
enjoyable of the weeks events. Twenty
guests were in attendance.
! Honoring Mrs. Claris Fulmer Of
Bremerton, who for the pase sevra
weeks had been the guest of her par.
ents, Mr and Mrs. A. Daue, Mrs Ell.
mer DaSe entertained with a beauti
). fully appointed dinner dinner at hei
residence, 1905 Fir street last Friday
night. Early spring flowers were uset
for an attractive centerpiece, and GOV.
ers were laid for eight guests.
Purple was used as the predominant
ing color of the elaborate decorations
for the dinner party over which Mrs
Harry Wenderoth presided last Satur
, day evening, at her home, 7S3 Nortl
Winter street. An art basket of roya
!, purple hyacinths centered the table
circling which were Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
Brophy, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Glover
Mr.. and Mrs. George Riches, Mr. an'
/ Mrs Paul Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. Har
ry Wiedmer and Mr.. and Mrs. Harr
Wenderoth. The remainder of the>ev
ening was spent in cad playing.
After an extended visit at the hom
of Mrs. Charles Elgin, Mr.. and Mrs, Il
]. Van Hussen and three daughters
: Alice, Helen and Henrietta, have re
turned to their home in Albany. Mrs
Elgin and Mrs. Van Hussen are sisters
9 The regular business and socis
. meeting of the Salem o. w. c. club wa
S held Thursday evening at the home G
: Mr.. and Msr. A. N. Hansen, 5O2 MI
e street.
g The Queen Esther society OF y
r Leslie Methodist church was deligh
fully entertained at the home OF Mr
q Ralph Z. Thompson, S34 South Con
i mercail street, Wednesday night. A
! ENJOYABLE time was had by the thir'
: girls who partook of the hospitality
d the hostess.
. Planning a motor tour OF Californi
n Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Bush left Wedne
$ day evening for California. They VI
|. be gone about four weeks.
Il -
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Lerche
: prominent members of the citys soci
n circle, left Thursday for a SIX wee
n tour of the south and east.
Ie
Mrs. B. L. Sleeves spent the pa
;. week at Seaside where she made a
10 rangements for the opning OF Il
c....,o- e,,r,y,ar nottaPe Mt that reS0l