Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-03
BY Eliza Nolan

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guest during the Legislative ses-
sion, Mrs. Amos Strong was host
ess at an elaborate luncheon mar
ty in the grill room of the Mari IN
hotel on Tuesday. The color motif
was a beautiful combination of
yellow and green. Quantities of
green huckleberry SPRAYS were
banked along the center of the
table, enhancing the effect of tn,
large crystal basket of daffodils
and two smaller bowls of the same
flowers which supplied a CAV COL
or contrast. Green candles and
green napkin holders were in evi-
dence and the dainty yellow and
green place cards attached to the
water tumblers completed the ar.
tiStic arrangement of the table an
pointments< The invitational LIST
included the following intimate
friends of Mrs. Kinney, Mrs. C. A.
Bell of Portland, Miss Cornelia
Marvin, Mrs. C. S. Dyer, Mrs. A. N.
Bush, Mrs. H. B. Thielson, Mrs. Fl
w. Meyers, Mrs. c. P. Bishop, Mrs.
w. H. Burghardt, Mrs. A. N.
Moores, Mrs. Joseph Baumgartner,
Mrs. Pierce Van Doren, Mrs. T, A.
Livesley, Mrs. w. G. Westicott, Mrs.
John McNary and Mrs. F. D.
TIL. .elson.
In celebration of the birthday
of Thomas B. Kay, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kay were hosts for the Merry Co
Round club on Monday night. A
yellow color scheme was carried
out by means of gay spring flow
ers and the large birthday cake
aglow with yellow candles formed
the principal table decoration. Cow
ers were placed for twenty eight.
The evening hours were passed in
the enjoyment of Five hundred,
Mrs. e. c. Cross and Judge Chas.
A. Johns receiving high scores.
Additional guests besides club
members were Mrs. E. C. Cross
and Mrs. c. S. Dyer.
Members of the Aloha clup an
nounces the fourth of their series of
dancing parties which will be an
event of March tenth. This affair
which will be for club members
and their feminine friends exclus-
lively is being happily anticipated
by members of the younger contin- |
gent,
A very delightful surprise was
given Mrs. LIE Roy Leedy by
group of intimate friends who gath
cred on Tuesday evening a, Ier
home in the, Court apartments.
Bridge occupied the greater por-
ton of the evening hours, Mrs.
Roy Mills winning the highest
score. A delicious supper prepar-
ed by the guests was served at a
late hour. Those making up this
merry party were Mesdames E. T.
Busselle,. Merlin Harding, D. ].
c. ]. Green, William
Walter Spaulding, Roy
Mills and LIE Roy Leedy.
The Missionary society Of the
First Christian church will be en-
tertained by Mrs. H. o. White, sos
North Front street, on Friday af-
-ernoon. Mrs. Headrick and Mrs.
Mcdonald will assist in the capac-
ity of hostesses.
The university Y. w. c. A. cabi-
net and the advisory board was en-
.ertained on Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. George H. Alden. Business re-
ports of the preceding year were
read and plans for the ensuing
year were discussed and perfect
ed. Mrs. NJ. c. Findley gave an in
address upon the work
entered into by Miss Mary Find
ey of Columbia university. De-
icious refreshments were also a
feature of the afternoon. The fol-
lowing guests were present, Mrs.
Carl G. Doney, Mrs. William Kirk.
Mrs. NJ. c. Findley, Mrs. c. P.
Bishop, Dean Frances Richards
and the Misses Sibyl Smith, Mild
ed Garrett, Edna Gilbert, Myrtle
Mason, Emma Shannasert. Marie
Corner, Vivian Isham, Sadie Pratt,
Oeane Hatton and Marjorie Flegel
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Jones and
Miss Junette Jones, who have spent
the winter in Salem, are once more
in their beautiful coun-
Try home on the river road.
Mrs. Ida Babcock spent last
week in Portland as the guest or
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