Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-05

'N' wen lS the INFORMAL dance
and card party which the social
club of the order of Eastern Star
Is giving to its members and
trlneds at Moose hall Saturday
evening February 18th. This is
the first dancing party that this
popular club has sponsored. The
following prominent matrons are
patronesses for the affair: Mas
DANES George H. Burnett, Milton
Meyers, George C. Brown, Garlic
ton Smith, Eugenia Gllingham,
ralph Glover and Paul H. Hauser
Paul H. Hauser.
Miss Margaret Rodgers went to
Eugene, Friday to attend the
Freshman Glee on Friday night
and the Kappa Alpha Theta dance
on Saturday.
Mrs. Frederick Thielson was
hostess for a charminglg appoint
ed luncheon last Wednesday Ut
her home on Lincoln tc4et. ! e!-
low daffodils in a cut glass oowl
made a graceful table decoration
in combination with green candles
IN brass candlebra. The place
cards were also in yellow and green
making the color motif complete
IN every detail. Covers were plac-
ed for Mesdames John Roberts,
William Boot, Oliver Locke, w. M.
Phmpton, T. A. Livesley, VIM.
Lytle, VIM, Walton, Dan Fry Jr.,
j, L. Van Doren and the hostess.
After luncheon the guests be-
took themselves to the home of
Mrs. j. L. Van Doren where the
remaining hours were whiled
away at bridge. Additional guests
for the tea hour were Mrs. F. q.
Andrea, Mrs. ]. w. HARRISON, Mrs.
Amos Strong, Mrs. Pierce Van
Doren, Mrs. Kinney and Miss Ell
len Thielson.
Among the out of town people
who came up to attend the funer-
al of Mrs. w. H. Burghardt Sr., on
were Mrs. George Brodie
Mrs. Allan Hopkins, Miss
Lou Draper of Portland and Mrs.
E. E. Brodie of Oregon City. Mrs.
Brodie sang two songs upon this
occasion and many appreciative
comments have been made by all
who heard her beautiful rendi-
ton.
Miss Elizabeth Levy will be the
guest of honor Monday evening
when Miss Lena Belle Tartar re-
ceives at her attractive studio. This
at home will be the largest social
affair extended to Miss Levy since
her return from her European
trip and friends are eagerly antic-
ipating the pleasure of welcoming
her home. The hours will be from
eight o'clock until ten and friends
and associates of the hostess and
honor guest will assist in r-.ceN-
ing. Musical numbers will be in
terspersed thruout the evening oy
some of the city's prominent mu-
The home of Mrs. c. p. Bishop
was the scene of a very interesting
tea last Thursday complimenting
Mrs. Kinney of Astoria. The
north and south Salem auXilaries
of the Republican women's club
were joint hostesses upon this very
delightful occasion. Standing in
the receiving line were Mrs. C.
P. Bishop, Mrs. w. S. Kinney,
Mrs. F. p. Southwick, Mrs. o. p.
Hoff and Mrs. L. e. Bean. The
reception rooms were frightened
by huge masses of poinsettas and
'erns.
During the receiving hours Mrs
Babcock and Mrs. Percy Cupper
sang with much feeling and eX-
PRESTON, Sweet and Low" and 20,
Fc2 Mou in the Cauld Blast
1y ~ son, accompanied by Mrs
flint.
At Four o'clock Mrs. Kinney
delivered an informal address u,,-
N the vital subject Woman and |
which was deeply in
eresting to her audience and was |
eceived with hearty approval by |
II present. Mrs. owens Adair of |
Portland was also a greatly ap-
'reciated speaker of the afternoon
During the tea hour Mrs. Babcock