Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-12

Inc Capltai
Mrs. William S. Walton. Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Burghardt, Jr.,
and Miss Gertrude Hartman.
Carl Waldestel was in Portland
portion of this week.
Mrs. A. ]. Rheinhart, of Dallas,
Iexas, is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. William Mclaughlin.
Mrs. Laurence N. Simon was
hostess for the Anxious club when
met Thursday afternoon at her
home. Mulu-colored spring flow
ers were combined with ferns and
greenery to make festive the rooms
Tor this occasion. Mrs. william
Murray was asked in addition to
club members. The afternoon was
Whlled away with needle work, and
refreshments were served by Mrs.
simon, assisted by Mrs. Lee Can
field.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
jacobs was the scene of an infor-
mai gathering last night, when Mr..
and Mrs. Jacobs invited a few cou-
pies 10 form two tables at cards.
br9sht-hued spring blossoms con-
trlbuted an appropriate decorative
scheme about the rooms. Those
invited for this affair were Mr..
ana Mrs. Robert Duncan, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Riches and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Stiff.
Mrs. George Pearce and Mrs. p.
II. Raymond were Joint hostesses
Tor the Thursday afternoon club
on March 10 at the Pearce home
ON winter street. The afternoon
was spent in delightfully."- infor-
mai manner each guest being re-
CURED to tell an Irish story or
sing an Irish song as her share of
the entertainment. Spring flow
ers were used effectively about the
rooms, the tea table being adorned
with an attractive combination of
hyacinths and violets. Mrs. P. H.
Raymond presided at the tea urn.
and Mrs. E. c. Small cut the ices
Inc regular meeting of the Pris-
CHA club was an exceptionally de-
hghttul affair of Thursday AFTER
noon at which time Mrs. S. S. East
was hostess. Beside club members
the following guests were hidden
Mrs 0. p. Hoff. Mrs. Walter Buch-
ner' Mrs. Roy Mills, Mrs. d. j. Nc
klnnon, Mrs. F. e. Shafer, Mrs.
w. p. Fowle and Mrs. Gerald Volk.
A tWo-course luncheon was served.
at which Mrs. East was assisted by
her daughters, Mrs. Hugh KYLE
and Miss Carolyn East.
Mrs. John Carson is spending the
Weekend in Corvallis as the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Ressler.
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Byrd were |
gracious dinner hosts Friday eve
hlng, entertaining informally for
MISS Edna Byrd of Honolulu, who |
Is enjoying brief visit in Salem
covers were placed for Miss Edna
Byrd DR.. and Mrs. Prince Byrd.
and Dr. and Mrs. w. H. Byrd.
MISS Pearl Pike is visiting dur
ing the weekend in Portland at
the home of Miss Dora Curry.
The Woman's Foreign Mission
ary society of the First Methodist
church was degihtfully entertained
wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. A. AZ Lee, this meeting be-
ing the occasion of their Regular
thank Offering. Mrs. e. V. Miller
received the guests at the door.
me tIrst portion of the afternoon
was devoted to the regular busi-
less meeting, at the conclusion of
whlch program was presented.
Mrs. c. A. Downs gave an inter-
'stlng address upon conditions
PREVALENT in China, and Miss Vera
sang Hold Thou Ny
Hand" During the tea hour. Mrs.
" 5. Savage and Mrs, Blair XIX
patrick presided at the urns, while
Mrs. J. b. Littler, Mrs. B. L.
sleeves, Mrs. Ronald Glover and ]
Mrs. A. A. Lee assisted in serving.
about seventy members were pres
mt and the afternoon marked one {
u the most enjoyable meetings this {
ociety has ever known.
Mrs. r. A. White entertained at
delightful dancing party in Sill !
'erton on Thursday evening as an {
pprOpriate elimination of tha I