Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-25
Society and Club NezQs
Club Fete
on Tuesday
Is Success

mental In making tne garue
party given on Tuesday afternoo
at the home OF Mrs. w. P. Lor
by members of the Salem We
mans club one OF the most arts
tic affairs OF this season. Th
beauty of the garden with it
rich carpet OF green, its shad
trees, pretty pond and border 0
yari-hued old fashioned flowers
enclosed In the most picturesqu
of white wicker fences, was en-
hanced by groups Of ladies pret
ty In afternoon frocks in man,
blending shades. On the from
lawn tables were set for bridg'
and placed at convenient intervals
were refreshment stands, each I
distinct center, supporting its owl
motif.
A quartette composed of Mrs
w. Carlton Smith, Miss Ada Mil
Ter, Mrs. Arthur Rain and Mrs
William Prunk sang most pleas
ingly. Their first sefection was
Spring Will Return With You,
for which Mrs. Smith carried che
solo part; their second number
was my Love is All for YOU
and in this Mrs. Arthur Rain
was soloist.
A group Of fifteen little girls
were presented in barefoot dances
by Mrs. r. Il. White. Their dane
es were Woodland Sprites, a
group Of nature studies, ana the
Rose Ballad. Girls who danced
are Mildred Gilbert, Margaret
Belle, Dorothy Belle. Cynthia De-
lane, Maxine Meyers. Maxine
Glover, Marjory Webb, Janeth
Clifton, Nancy Clifton, Leona
Geer, Fay Wasson, Bertha Bah
cock, Dorothy Livesley, Mildred
Roberts and Janette Sykes
Groups Of prominent matrons
presided at various stations dur
Ing the afternoon. Serving coffee
and cakes at the table farthest
removed from the entrance were
Mrs. John HARRISON, Mrs. Arthur
J. RAIN. Miss Ada Miller, Miss
Ruth Johns, Mrs. Otto Wilson and
Mrs. H. B. Compton. Punch rs
served beneath the pergola where
color scheme of yellow and
green was carefully worked out.
Flowers OF this color were used
and all accessories were yellow,
Including even the chairs. Pre-
siding here were Mrs. T. G. Smith
Jr., Mrs. John ]. Roberts, Mrs.
Chester G. Cox, Mrs. d. w. Eyre,
Mrs. Ben w. Olcott and Mrs.
Louis Lachmund.
Tea tables we're especially at
tractive. two being provided, each
with distinct scheme Of color.
The one In orchid was dainty,
but strikingly pretty was the
table In shades OF Jade green, Chi
nese red and turquoise blue. Tea
was dispensed beneath the apple
tree, hung with huge Japanese
lanterns and presiding were Mrs.
U. G. Shipley, Mrs. G. G. Brown, |
Mrs. John McNary. Mrs. r. L. I
Farmer, Mrs. G. HI. Robertson,
Mrs. Thomas b. Kay. Mrs. Will
lam II. Burghardt, Jr., Mrs. Cliff
ford Brown, Mrs. S. A. Kozer,
Mrs. William Walton. Among the
most attractive spots in the gar
len was the shade Of the oak tree
where cakes were served and ices
,ut by Mrs. Frank Myers, Mrs
!. C. Perry. Mrs. G. C. Bellinger.
Mrs. william McGilchrist. Jr.,
Mrs. Roy Burton. Mrs. ID. r.
aoss, Mrs. c. f. Bates. Mrs. Wal
err l.. Spauldlng, Mrs. Roy Mills,
frs. l.. S. Geer, Mrs. Carl Webb,
'frs. Walter ]. Kir kand Mira
.owell Tweedale. II
IN tnatkC VI tue Ldiu tabiCA
vere Mrs. II. II. Olinger. Mrs.
Iomer Gouley, Mrs. +. w. Dur
in. Mrs. John Caughill. Mrs.
Iomer Smith and Mrs. r. K. Lee
teiner. Here high score was won !
y Mrs. william P. Lorn. Jr., Of
'ortland. who was awarded I
ook on landscape gardening. and
Dcond prize was won by Mrs. e. a
. Baker. who was presented with !,
set OF lavendar sticks. u
Hostesses in charge of the en- n
re affair were Mrs. w. Connell n
yer, Mrs. Curtiss Cross. Mrs.
rank Spears, Mrs. Harry Haw- /,
ms and Mrs. II. A. cornoyer. h
rustees OF the building fund.
= which the proceeds of the af- cl
lr are to be used. are Mrs. 10
lillian Everett Anderson. pres m
ant OF the Salem Woman's club. di
rs. F. A. Elliott and Mrs. 2. ].
ggs.
Girls who received at the gate he
re Miss Eugenia Zieber. Miss hs
arlotte ziebsr. Miss Marie Ros-
n, Miss Ava Miller. Miss Mable M
rcus. To-
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