Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, March 13, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text' l I MRS. RECENT SPELL OF LETHARGY SAPPEARS KELLY IS HOSTESS AT FUNCTION Albany soclrty is slowly emerging ' from her recent pcll of Irthariry; the past wot-ks have hrrn vrry quu-t one making lh social CiilrniUr take it place In the luck irrountl. Kven Mas Irr Cupiit hut burn In hiding, but thin week he cam forth ami promised at least I wo weddings to lake plnct within I lie next two wrrks. We hope he dn'n'1 sec his shadow , and ifo lino retreat for six wk avaiil. Th .fjavotrcs of d.mrlnv will be glad lo tn that hr club committees have held meetings this wrek, and thr pop ular amusclnrnt will start with full Way. The clubs are attain mrriinir, and wr find a fvw dinner chronicled on I ha week's social calendar. MIS MASON KNTKKTAI.NH AT PINNKR Onr of the prettiest aoriul functions of the week was ihe dinner given by Mls tlauii, Tuesday vrninif at her home on sixth street. Hpiing flowera wrrt arranged uhout tha room, with artistic effect. The luble waa centered with a beautiful florj piece of larkspur and anapdraKona. 'ovrr, were placed for Mr. and Mra. K. K. Mason. Dr and Mra. W. II. Mavis. Mr. and Mra. Dan Johnson, Mr. and Mra Owen Iteam, Mr and Mra. J. II. Kal.ton, Mr. and Mrs. C. M Itrcwer, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Cus. irk, Mr. and Mrs. C. II Cuslck. Mra Thomas Hopkins, and Miss M4.011. A j social evening followed the dinner. -- CHURCH COMMITTEE KNJOYS BANyUKT DINNER ! Thursday rvenmir tho Hoard of Directors of the First I'resbytensn church enjoyrd an elaborate dinned at Ihe St, Francia hotel The table de- I corationa wet daffodils prettily ar- ' ranged and mingled with ferm. Cov- rrs were placed for twelve. , -- MRS. CI.INE 1 HONOkKI) ON BIRTHDAY ! Mrs. Nellie Arnold was hoslcaa at a dinner Monday evening when she i rntrrtainrd In honor of her sinter, Mra. Km ma Cline; the occasion being the anniversary of Mrs. nine's birthday. The tablr wa centered with spring Powers and greenrrv. Covers were laid for 16 guests. Following the din. j tier the evening was snent In singing cards, and dancing . Mr. Urn Mishler I of S.ilem gave a very pleading vocal ' selection . A quartette ronsiating of , Mr. and Mrs. Mt.hlcr, Mr. Delano, j and Miss Beth Johnson also gave -evuat beautiful avlrctioiia. Mrs. 1 Mishlrr and Mr. Delano sang a pretty duet. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Lew Mishler, Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Kred Delano, Snlem; Mrs. Hattie Nuhrr. Portland. Mr. and Mra J. C. Barnr, Meilford; Mrs. Gertrude Hurrhnrd and daughter, Portland, Miss Beth Johnson, Portland; Mr. and Mra. John Drake, Mr. W. F. Burman. and Mrs. Emma Cline of Albany. -- ! .Professor I.uduoig Wilson of San i Kranclco is visiting at the home of j Mr. and Mrs Alfred Srhmiti at their home on fifth street. Mrs. Percy R. Kelly waa otic of the weeks charming hostesea when he entertained the Covered (fish club at hrr beautiful home on sixth street Monday evening, Thr spacious room, were decorated with a profusion of spring flowera, potted plants, tulips, and violets, and dozens of "mall shaded inrondrsani and caudles with dulniy yellow canary birds nestling amouy the flowi ra, and on chande laira and different worka, reminding onr of a garden of flowers on a beautiful spring days, and the birds singing above our heads. The Urge table around which Mra. Kelly sealed hrr guests was centered with a low cut glaas bow(l filled with daffodils and asparagus; and two littlo birds perched on the edge of the bodwl dipping their dainty bill in the watrr again reminding ua it waa spring. Candles shaded In yellow yrre placed In two rowa through the renter of the table carrying out the color scheme of green and yellow. Follow ing the dmner right tables of 600 were played after which music and dancing waa enjoyed till a late hour. Additional guests were. Mr and Mrs. Andrus. Mr. and Mra. A. B. Wilson. Dr and Mm. . E. Rlggs, Mr. and Mrs. Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weidrr, Mr. and Mrs John French, Mr. Hill and Miss Mitchell. Those assisting Mrs. Kelly were Mrs. Veal and Mra. Waltrn Worrell. - LUNCHEON ENJOYED AT ST. FRANCIS-. The dirretors of the First National bank enjoyed a luncheon at the St Francis hotel Wednesday, eight cir cled thr tabic which had been nicely arradged and centered with ferns and carnations. - COMMITTEE MEETS WITH MISS LEE The Committee vho had chug o'. ife Christian E.tHiavor eonvrntio i re cently held in Alluny, hold a final meeting at Tremont Hull Wednr.dny evening to rrotr- ov t the rrault of their work. Before dispersing they decided to have a j'illifi-.'u.ion at the home of Misa II rih.l L! on Ferry street consequencely in Firiday even ing an elaborate ba-uptet minglid with a social tune took up the entire evening. Those constituting the com mittee were Mr. David Martin, chair man, Mias Margaret Gibson, Mi Florence Hunter, Miss Vera Perfect. Misa Lenhart, Mfca Myrtle Curry, Miss Bertha Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Sten berg. Mr. Raymond Tomlinson, Mr. Chalmers Patterson, Mr. Harold lr vln, Mr. Edward Sox. MRS FORTMII.LER CIVES BIRTHDAY DINNER Mr. Edwin Fortmillrr entertained with a pretty seven o'clock dinner Friday evening, in compliment to her husband on his birthday. The color scheme about the rooms was yellow and white; the pretty spring flowers appearing every place. The large table around which Mra. Fortmiller seated her guests, was centered a her guests, was centered a group of yellow randies with violets and daf fodils prettily arranged about them. The hostrsa was assisted in serving Ihe seven course dinner by Mrs. Wil liam Fortmiller and Mrs. George (,'rowill. The laat course was a beau tiful birthday tukv ornamented with many small candles and accompanied by the duinty Demi Tassea. The re mainder of thr evening was enjoyed with cards. About fourteen were present. - MRS STEWART HONORED ON BIRTHDAY Mrs. Robert Lanalng Stewart was given a surprise luncheon at the Elite on Wednesday evening, the hosts being the Freshmen Faenrh close of Albany college. The occaaslon waa Mrs. Stewart a birthday. ' HAZELWOOD CLUB MEETS Mra. A. N. Ilrisler was ho-tesa to ihe lluitlwood Club at her home Thursday afternoon. , Tha lleister home waa very pretty in Oregon grape and daffodila. The pleasant afternoon was spent in social conver sation and needlework. Thr serving of light refreshments brought the af ternoon to a close. Those present were Mcsdames S. MrKahen, II. B. Hicks, U. R Murphy, M. Wink, W. E. And'Mon II. It Kprenger. W. C. Max well, Carrie M. Lillard, F. Vernon, N. B Sprenger, T. B. Burton,' A. I.ineback. A. Steilnarker, and A. W. Heist, r. HIKING CLUB TAKES SHORT TRIP The members of the College Htk Ink club enjoyed a hikh cut to the new campus on the ("orvaili- hnnd Friday afternoon. While there th-y enjoyed a delicious luncheon. - W. C. T. U.'S Meet WITH MRS. HAMMER Tho W. C. T. U.'s held a special meeting Tuesday afternoon at the home of the president, Mra. A. M. Hammer. The meeting wis called to discuss ways and meana of collect ing money for the national Jubilee Fund. A -octal four followed the businria meeting. Light refreshments were served by the hostess. - MISSION SOCIETY MEETS WITH MISS BURKHART The young ladies mission society of the Christian church met with Mias Ella Burkhart, Thursday afternoon. Miss Florence Eastburn was leader. The afternoon's subject was "A mis sion school in Kentucky". Two very interesting papers on mission work were read by Miss Hallie Meyers and Mis Roberts Veal. The remainder of the afternoon was spent with mus ic and a general social time followed by refreshments. - LEAVES FOR TRIP IN EAST Miss Alma Wa.lill. w.ky left this morning for an rxU-nded visit lo her old home in Detroit, Michigan. Pre vious to her departure ahc was very much feted by her many Albany friends. Her sister Mrs. Beyvrlin gave many enjoyable affairs in her honor. - MR AND MRS. SCOTT ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Mr. and Mra. W. R. Scott had as their dinner gue-ta at the St. Francis hotel Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs.. Alfred Schmitt and sons, Lawrence and Roland. Red carnations formed the center piece for the table around which the guests were sealed. , MRS. HOPKINS HAS HOUSE GUESTS Mr. Geo. J. Pierre and daughter Misa Dorothy of Salem, apent thr weekend with Mra. Thomaa Hopkina. Mrs. Pierce's sister. They returned home Monday accompanied by Mrs. Small, mother of Mrs. Pierce and Mr-. Hopkins. MISS LEE ENTERTAINS , The Magnuni Opus club were guests of Miss Bertha Lee at her home IGOR, Ferry St. Wednesday evening games, music and candy were thr evening's enjoyments. STUDENTS VISIT WEEK FND WITH PARENTS Miss Natheel Donica and Miss Amna Hoflich, sophmqres at O. A. C. and siste rs in Alpha Chi Omega spent the- week end at the home of their parents in Albany. DRYNESS CAUSES MANY TO LEAVE NEW YORK, Mar. 12 By A. P. Prohibition is causing many foreign bom to leave the United States ac cording to Congressman Isaac Sigel, member of the House Imigration com mittee. Ellis Island records show fifty-four .thousand arrivals and sixty one thousand departure since Janu ary first, most of the latter have gone to Poland and Czecho-Slavika to stay. It is estimated that thjrty-six thous and leave and twenty-four thousand arrive in March. 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