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r TWO THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEE. 19, 1916. 0 WW s 1 -rum-Mr O the drama of clothes Is to be rung in all its changes on us a few weeks hence. Scores of wouder ful things will bo shown to illustrate every caprice of tue hour. Particular emphasis is to be maile on t ' Jiastinio clothes this season, things to wane away tne summer ilavs in. Never wore sport togs so smart mid fascinating. In fact wardrobes of this nature have become so alluring tint One i giau to give up every other kind ot ciouies ror tno comfortable, the seusi tie, becoming sport toys, eveu if they io not indulge in tennis or golf. The broad heeled shoes, tiie brilliant sweat er, the short skirts, all invite long walks and country hikes. So much real delight is associated with sport apparel that instinctively one adores it. , The week jint ended wis fraught with charming affairs most all of which were delightfully informal. Informal aff lirs, dinners, luncheons and. dances which call for a small group - of congenial people have been much in voguo with the smart set this season. Kven elaborate functions, nowadays, avors of the informality that is neces sary to thorough enjoyment. Lirgo formal tens and receptions, whers a Jot of good natured people are thrown together under circumstances that obliges them to suffer from ennui have been laid on the shelf and milady lias taken, up the fad of entertaining ' at smaller affairs which are inforuiul und very delightful. Sfrs. If. J. Schulderman had a num- ler of matrons at her home Thursday , jii-rnoon ror .in attractive bridge Tan card rooms were aglow with apring blossoms; tulips and daffodils, jiii in rnuow, creating a sunshine hued effect thnt is unusually lovely. Sirs, fckhulderman's gucMts including ,. tfc Thursday Driiijje" Clui-arid scVeil additional matrous, were Mrs. FreiT Htewirt, Mrs. William Hort, Mrs. E. E. Waters, Mrs. E. Cook Patron. Mrs. Hnl. lin K. i'nge, Mts. Thomas B. Kay, Mrs. Charles Dick, Mrs. J. N. Smith, Mrs. .limn lueinnry, Mrs. ilarvey Wells, Mis, jeorge Waters, J he additional players were: Mrs. J. M. font, Mrs. .Joseph Richardson Jtrs. Hal D. Patton, Mis. E. C. Jorgen Hon ami .Mrs. O. K. N ittern, of Portland, wnu are ween enu guests of Mrs. Schul dennau 's. Mrs. William Hoot was awarded the Jiign score favor. me hostess was assisted by Mrs. Jticnardson. The usual enthusiastic throng of lov ers of ice hockey turncil out en mass Jtutay night at the Jlinoclioino in Port land to see tho game. Portland and Victoria, buttled lnnt veiling, the former tciim having u following of admirers from this city. Among the devotees of this thrilling aport attending tho gnuio last night were: Mr. and Airs, (huiincey Bisiiop and Mr. and Mrs. John .1. Roberts, who were joined by Clarence Hishop, of Pen dleton, and Mr. jnd Sirs. Asuhel Bush. The premiers of Spring, lovely yellow .lompiils and fragrant mucissiis ' inter mingled with lncey ferns, centered the artistically appointed luncheon table f resided over by Mrs. (!ny Sargent, 'ridny. Covers were placed for six! Luncheon was followed by bridge. w A gl'OUn of tho married set wnrn null "d for an informal sewing bee Wednes- oay nrrernoon Dy ilrs. ( iinrles McNarv jer guests were the matrons of the JVenmngton club. A charming mid week luncheon was presided over bv Mrs. B. .1. Miles, in compliment to iirs. K. B. Houston Wed nesday, Tho table wiih aglow with soft red lights, and centered with au at tractive candelebra, surrounded bv smaller candles. Circling the tublo were: Mrs. Hous ton, Mrs, Oeorgu Burnett, Mrs. Jim Wilson, Mrs, Douglas Minto, Mrs. Flint, Mrs. William (iullownv, Mis. Tillson, 1r. L. M. Bogus, Mrs. Paul Schmidt, Mrs. Frank Turner, Mrs. Snvder and Mrs. Miles. Mrs. Donald Miles and Miss Mar Rtiorito Miles assisted their mother. Luncheon was followed by a sowing. Ot.lETY folks are on tho "qui A bevy of girls and men were the vivo" for the grand military ball; guests of charming Miss Mary Schuliz to be given by the (herrians as i Tuesday evening for an informal danc- compliment to Company M, Third Regi-jiiig party. iiient, O. -V. 0. at the armory, March Crimson carnations, Pussy Willows the sixth. land the glow from soft red lights made Plans are rapidly Hearing completion j a pretty foil for the dancers, for tho affair which promises to be one1 A fortune telling booth presided over of the most elaborate and brilliant .by Miss faith kreff .ind (.atherine JIc formal events of the se.ison. Clellan rounded out the evening's gay- J he ( herrians, who are oast masters ! tties. in the art of entertaining are lending! Miss Schultz' guests were: Miss their zealous efforts to make the four- j Florence llofer, Miss Helen Deckebach, tion a huge success. " Miss Barbara Steiner. Miss Nanelle At a time when national nroria red-! Bloom, Miss Myrtle Albright, Allen ness is of interest to everyone, it is'Bynon, Jack Carson, Clarence Byrd, particularly ippropriate that this dance Homer Egan, Karl Flegle, William Hug- bo a patriotic one. This is the first military affair that has been given in recognition of our gins, ilarry Mills and Bert Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Chnuncey Bishop will patriotism and society folk are bestirred ! preside over a charming supper Sunday witii enthusiasm. evening, in celebration of their wedding The invitations will be issued next ; anniversary, including as their guests, week and the personnel of the com-!"-. ani1 Mrs- William Burghadt, Jr., mittee in charge will ask ts guests of Mr. anil -Mrs. r'rederic 'lliielscn, Mist honor: Governor James Withvcoinbe, Aline Thompson, Carl (labriclson and Mrs. Louis Josso hid a number of oiuigor matrons mid maids at her home .Friday afternoon, for nil informal Kcu wiigton, her Ruests being the members of the 1m Couder club. LET US Mak you beautiful. Our busi ness i improving the personal appearance and w have all tha latent, methods ami np-to-data Electrical Appliances for doing it. " . Our treatments will stop fall ing hair rr-mnva dandruff, and all disease 0f the scalp. Our face treat nients remove lines, coarse pores, liver spots and all facial blemishes. Wo guarantee, everything we uso to be absolutely pure and harmless. Massage, Manicuring, Hair dressing sad Shampooing. Open Saturday evenings. Phone for appointment. hperial Beauty Parbrs 301 Bank of Commerce Building, Phone 393 Dr. W. E. Stanton, Winifred W. Dueenbwjp who is commander-in-chief of Oregon National Gimnls; Adjutant General George. A. White, General Knaip mid t olonel l lenard McLaughlin, of Port land. The decorations will all be in keeping with the nulitiry and patriotic nature or the arrnir. ino personnel of the ( nerrian com mittee arranging the ball is: Car! Gabriclson. chairman; James Young. Dr. Prince Byril, Frank Spears, and Curtis i rims. The patronesses for the evening will include a large number of prominent so ciety women who Are: Mrs. Governor James Withvcoinbe Mrs. Brig. Gen Geo. A. White, .Mrs, Colonel Cleiiard McLaughlin, Mrs. Ma jor L. H. Ivnapp, Mrs. Major Carle Ab- rams, Mrs. Capt. Max Gehlhar, Mr t apt. Charles h. Dick, Mrs. A. M, Hush, Mrs. ( liftord Brown, Mrs. Asahcl Husli, .Mrs. ( iiauncey Biiihop, Mrs. W. H. Biirghardt. Jr., Mrs. Hurrv E. Cliv. mrs. wm. ( onuell liver, .Mrs. Frnnk Declcebach, Mrs. Daviil Eyre, Mrs. Chus, Fisher, Mrs. George William Gray, Mrs, W. M. Hamilton, Mrs. R. M. Hofc'r, Mrs. .1. Frank Hughes, Mrs. Thonns B. Kay, Airs, lhonins A. l,ivesley, Mrs. Milton Meyers, Mrs. John II. McNarv, Mrs. Charles L. McNarv, Mrs. Ben W. Ol cutt, Mrs. Harry Oliuger, Airs. Georgo Palmer Putnam, Mrs. Melvin Plimpton, Mrs. John J. Huberts, Mrs. George F. Mongers, .lirs. K. t;. Lee Steiner, Mrs. Fred S. Stewart, Mrs. Guv Sargent, Mrs. Frank II. Spears, Mrs. Thomas C. Smith, Jr., Mrs. Ben ). Schucking, Mrs. U. G. Shipley, Mrs. Frederick D. Tuiel sen, .rrs. Hurley O. White. - Mrs. Melvin Plimpton, who lias been the guest of friends in Portlund for sev eral days, returned today. " Mrs. George Palmer Piitnnin enter tained Thursday afternoon with an in fiiriu.il tea for her house guest, Mis. Jasper ( 'onuell. The rooms were charming with pink carnations, tnlipB ami greenery. In the dining room tho tea table was particularly lovely witli fragrant nar cissus and lncey ferns. Mrs. William Biirghardt, Jr." and Mrs. Clifford Brown presided over the siimov.irs. About eight mntrons called to meet the visitor, includinir Mrs. T'.inimis l.iveslev, Mis. Guy Sargent. Mrs. Ilarrv Clay, Mrs. Chnuncey Bishop, Mrs. Asii hel Bush, Mrs. Joliu J. Roberts. Mrs. William Lytic and Mrs. Zodac Kiggs. Mrs. Lawrence T. Harris entertained Wednesday afternoon with a delight ful bridge party. It was an informal anair, guests beiuir asked tor four tables ot tho game including the Happy Hour bridge club. Mrs. Edgar Hartley and Mrs. George G. Brown were asked to substitute for Mrs. John Alberts and .Mrs. 1 liomas Kay who were unable to attend. The high score honor fell to Mrs. John Griffith. Mrs. Robert Downing was awarded the consolation. Mrs. Harris was assisted by Mrs. Frank Brown and Mrs. Louis Lncli-muiiil. Mrs. Charles Gray was hostess Mon day evening for u delightfully informal bridge, which she planned as a charm ing courtesy to Mrs. Frank Jordan of Seattle, who is tho house guest of Mrs. Henry Meyers, Guests were asked for three tables of tho game. Miss Winifred Byrd, who is sojourn ing in New York tuis winter appeared on the programme at the Woman's League reception, January the thiilv first. Since her arrival in New York Miss Byrd has met a number of celebrities! and has become a gre.it favorite with tho musical contingent. iiiesdny ingot is an iiunortiint date on society's list of engagements as this is the date of the George Washington diucing party to be given bv the Klks at their club house. The Elks have givcu a number of sinnlj infurmiil dances this winter, and this affair, ul though formal, will be, as all tho Elks' affairs, very delightful. James M'ott gave a dinner Fri-lnv night at the home of his parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Mutt. The decorations were nil suggestive of Valentine, sweet smelling red carnatiniis nud ferus, deck nig tue tables. The guests numbered twenty nud were the members of the cast "of the "Forttiu Hunter." for which nrodue jtion Mr. M'ott won flattering praise. unite iu and musie lollowed the din ner. Mrs. Chester Moore, of Portland, is toe guest of her parents, Judge and Mrs. J. L Moreland. As a charming attention to Mis. Jas per Council, who la the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer Putnam, Mr. ami Mrs. Annuel Bush will preside over a small dinner this evening. The beautifully appointed table will huve covers for Mrs. Council, Mr. and Mrs. Putnam, Mr. uid Mrs. William Biirghardt, Jr., and the hosts. Mr. Connell, Mr. Bush and Mr. Put nam are all Psi I'psilou fraternity men. Clarence Bishop, of Pendleton who wore among the attendants at their wedding. Lovely spring blossoms, fragrant sweet peis, in tones varying from pale pink to tne deeper shades, intermingled with lncey terns will center the at tractive table. Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Bishop will entertain tno married set at an attractive bridge, guests being asked tor eleven tables or tne game The matrons of tho Monday Bridge club were charmingly entertained this week by Mrs. Robert Downing. The rooms where the card tables were arranged were adorned with fragrant red carnations and hearts. Guests plived at five tables and Mrs. Ernest llofer captured the attractive card fa for. Besides the nntions of the club Mrs. Downing asked Mrs. G. W. Allen, Mrs. Lenta Westacott, Mrs. A. X. Moorea, Mrs. David Evre, Mrs. Louis Lachmund, Mrs. W. S. Mott and Mrs. Walter Spaiihling. -Mrs. Downing was assisted by her liughter, Miss Hazel Downing. Another delightful social affair com plimenting Mrs. R. B. Houston was the luncheon presided over by Mrs. Armin Meiner Thursday. ine daintily appointed tablo was aglow with delicito pink candles and spring uiofsonis. An attractive art bns ket of pale pink tulips and sniilax iidorned with au airy tulle bow. formed tne lovely centerpiece Covers were placed for Mrs. Houston. Mrs. Carey .Martin, Mrs. John Coughill, Airs. Lawrence I. Harris and the host ess. Mrs. rnul Schmidt, Mrs. L. M. Boacs and Aliss Ldna Josse assisted in the serving. Luncheon was followed bv a delight ful sewing. Alls. Houston has been the motif for a number of delightful affairs and sev eral more will be given in her honor be ore her departure for the south. - Mr. and Mrs. William MeGilehrists'. Jr. attractive home was the setting for a five hundred purty Wednesday even ing, lirillinnt red carnations mil all the decorations typical of Valentine's lay made an effective foil for the clev- n tables. The hosts' guests included the mem bers of their card clubs and a number of additional players who were: Mr. ind Mrs. Douglas Minto, Mr. nud Mrs. Honert Downing, Mr. and. Mrs. C. B Webb. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Currie, Dr. and Mrs. Carlton Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Wain, .Mr. ami Mrs. G. J. Snell, of As toria, .Miss Isobel McGilciirist, Mr. ( in k and Millar McGih-hrist. The high score awards fell to Mrs. Robert Downing, Mrs. Carlton Smith, Rov Mills nn. I Paul Johnson. Mrs. McGilciirist wis assisted by Mrs. Currie, Mrs. Homer Smith, Mrs. Merlin Harding, and Miss Isobel Mc-Gilcluist. a cnarmnigiy informal hrulge was presided over by Mrs. Oliver Locke Fri day evening. A score of matrons were asked for three tables of the game. Mrs. R. E. Lee Steiner won the high score nonor, Opening the week's festivities Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Hauser were hosts for an attractive Valentine party Monday evening. The living room where the card tables were arranged was charming with viv id red carnations, cupids aud hearts, wuiie tne dining room was done in green. Guests played at five tables ot the game and the high score honors were cAptureu by Mrs. Charles Elgin, and Dr. Hoy Byrd. Mr. and Mrs. Hauser 's guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elgin, Mrs. and Mrs. James Chinnock, Mr. and rMs. C P. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hauser, Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Stiffler. Mr. and Mrs. Homa Hunter and daughter Maycle, Mr. and Mrs. Linu Baldwin and Mrs. Barbour who is her house uest, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. Hussey, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rasmussen and Dr. Boy Byrd. ' Mr. ind Mrs. Donald Miles were hosts for a dinner Sunday evening. The artistically appointed table, sug gesting the approach of spring with a center of delicate white tulips had cov ers for Mr. and Mrs. Mack Hofer, Dr. ami Mrs. Lloyd Mott, Mr. and Mrs. Cy ril rrnnner, Mr. and Mrs. Miles and Miss Marguerite Miles. About twenty matrons shared the charming hospitality of Mrs. A. L fcoff. Tuesday at a Kensington which she gave in compliment to Mrs. K. B. Houston. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Daniel J. Fry, Miss Edgar Hartley, Mrs. Douglas Minto and Mrs. L. M. Boggs. Mrs. Eoff's guests included: Mrs. E. C. Cross, Mrs. Patton. Mrs. Charles K. Spaulding, Mrs. Sherman Thompson, Mrs. Zidoc Higgs. Mrs. Charles Fisher. Mrs. P. G. Deckebach, Mrs. David Eyre, Mrs. Louis Lachmund. Mrs. Carev Mar tin, Mrs. Frank Meyers, Mrs. L. M. Boggs, Mrs. William McGilchrist, Jr., Mrs. Merlin Harding. Mrs. Edaar Hart Icy, Mrs. Hoy Burton. Mrs. Lawrence T. Harris, Mrs. E. Hofer. Mrs. Carlton Smith, Mrs. Daniel J. Fry, Mrs. Charles vvener, Mrs. C. tf. Bisuon. Mrs. Fred Hteusloff, Mrs. B. L. Steeves, Mrs. Douglas Miji to. Mrs. W. Oallowav. Mrs. i iiungnasr, mts. witter Spaulding and oirs. w. u. Alien, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hudclson. will he at nome to their friends Monday. Feh- ruiiry tne twenty-rust, from two to five o'clock at their residence, U15 South Twelfth streef. This dite is the' hosts' golden wed ding anniversary. Tliursdiy evening Mrs. Edwin L. Baker asked a group of matrons for an informal bridge guests circled three tables including Mrs. Harry dinger, Mrs. Charles Dick, Mrs. L. F. Griffith, Mrs. Homer Smith, Mis. Oliver Locke, Mrs. William Da:iy, Mrs. K. E. Lee Steiner, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. E. O. Seicke. Mrs. Milton Mevers, Mrs. Johi Coughill, Mrs. Albert Lovelace. SUMMERY COSTUMES' WORN AT PALM BEACH M T W ;iM If 1 1 f. II ! H M 1 I'jble affairs given by the guards of t'.iclby Mrs. J. H. Baker nt her homo on Silver Bell Circle of the W. of W. was Court street Tuesday afternoon, j held Thursday evening at the Moosej Enjoving the afternoon were: Mrs. Hall. ' E. B! Millard, Mrs. II. II. Vandcrvort, j The dernrntions which were unusual-, Mrs. P. J. Kuntz, Mrs. F. Von Eschen, I ly. attractive, combined Oregon grape Mrs. A. A. Lee, Mrs. S. C. DoLong, with myriads of ciimson hearts, and cu- j Mrs. J. A. Mills, Mrs. W. E. Vincent, J piils. From the center of tho ceiling j Sirs. H. Vooihies, Mrs. A. E. Hunt, Mrs. :huge red wheel was hung, and festoons J. O. Van Winkle, Mrs. U. G. Holt, Mrs. of tiny red hearts transformed the hill; Arthur Boescheu aud Mrs. R. It. Jones. I into a bower of brilliant coloring, a typical Valentine's setting. The dances were interspersed bv The Oaks Lodge club held a meeting Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. j charming skirt dance given by little; and Mrs. E. Donaldson. The game of Miss Alice McClelland and Annubelle j the evening was "oUO" and tables were i Golden. . arranged in rooms prettily decorated Card tables were amnged for the; with pussy willows and palms. The non-dancers, ami the punch room was prizes were awarded to Mr. and Mrs. j done all in red, white ami green, the John Shipp. Miss Eva Printz and Pei- lodge colors. The howl was presided! ry Jones received the consolations. over by the Misses Maycle Hunter, Le- i una Molt ami Lettia Wilson. A Washington and Lincoln party cooi- i At the opening strains of the music bined was that given by Mrs. T. W. 'which was played by the popular string Davies Friday afternoon. orcnestri, a grand march was formed The guests were the members of the and lead by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Miles. ; Pythian club, all of whom answered to As a whole the affair was very well; the roll call, with verses appropriate of done ami about one hundred couples in-j the occasion. dulged in their most cherished pastime. During the afternoon an enjoyable impromptu programme was given. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Fry aud Mrs. Fitch gave a reading, "Washington as Alice H. Dodd entertained the choir ami ;a Soldier"; Mrs. E. E. Parmenter read musicians of the First Congregational ; ing "Washington Eclipse"; Miss Es church at a delightful evening Thurs-j thcr Davies, instrumental selection; day. at tho formers' attractive home on Mrs. C. E. Barbour reading "The High street. Daughters 'of Our Country." A jolly evening was rounded out by Later a contest was held and tho refreshments. An array of crimson j honors were won by Mrs. H. F. Rail carnations nnd the clow from softly Iditf and Mrs. Anna Fitch. shaded red candles, nude an artistic Mrs. Davies was assisted by her arranged for the guests in the dining I Barbour. room. The club members present were: Rev. and Mrs. James Elvin were the 'Mrs. W. B. Suiiunorville. Mrs. Gcorce j honor guests. I Winchell, Mrs. C. J. Olmstead, Mrs. Iho hostesses were assisted by Miss Chides Parmenter, Mrs. C. E. Barbour, Jennie Fry. jMrs. Anna Fitch, Mrs. W. E. Morse, Mrs. H. F. Iiudcliff, Ma-s. Louis Bechtel, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Bowersox ' attract-1 Mrs. J. C. Perry, ivo suburban home was the setting forj The additional' guests were: Mrs. IT. an enjoyable five hundred party Tues-i S. Dodson, Mrs. Angie Kays, day i veiling. Mrs. J. C. Perry will entertain the Hij.li score honors were captured hv'elub in two weeks. Mrs. Mary llofer and Mrs. G. VV.j Shaml. Mr. and Mrs. W. AT Jones have Mrs. Bowersox was assisted by Mrs. moved and are domiciled in lo w .North W. L Staley. j Capital street. The card tables were circled by tiie members of the " E. 0. T." club andj Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Mickcl enter Mrs. Mary Wain, who was au addition- taiued tho members of the Jolly Score nl guest. ' dub Wednesday evening nt a five him- j drpd party. Piayers circled five tables Ati enjoyable tea was presided over of the game and the score honors which by Mrs. Joseph Schiniller, .Miss McLean ore awarded every third month fell to and Mrs. Jessie Phillips Friday after-1 Mrs- Noud, Mrs. A. A. Michel, -I. noon at tho home of the former on i B. Xathman and J. G. Xadon. ( heineketa street. Many charming creations, fore runners of what will be the vogue during late spring and early sum mer, are now zsen at Palm Beach, Florida. What probably is one of the most novel creations now seen in the southern resort is the one shown here. The walking suit is of white flannel. Its striking feature i the double cape of dark green flannel. The deep cuffs and the edg ing of the coat are of the same dark flannel.' A dancing party that will long be re membered as one of the most pleasur- About twenty-five guests accepted the hostesses hospitality including the ladies of the Central Congregational church and their friends. Tea was pre ceded by a sewing. A number of matrons who are lovers of fine music are planning on going to Portland to hear tho celebrated so prano, Emma Destiun, prima donna of the Metropolitan Grand Opera company, who will appear at the Jicilig, next Sat urday. As this is Destinn's first grand trans continental tour, the concert will prob ably be one of the most brilliant and largest musical events of the season. The matrons of the Ageada Kensing ton club were delightfully entertained Miss Eulcnia I.udsay and Miss Myrtle Enlline are spending the week end iu Cbrvallis as the guests of friends. Mrs. George Brown gave a small in formal bridge Thursday afternoon. Six matrons shared .Mrs. Brown's hospital ity and the high score honor fell to Mrs. L. P. Griffith. J. Harold Davis, assisted by Walter Mank and Waldon Morgan, entertained a coterie of their friends at the home of the former Thursday evening. Five hundred was the gune of the evening and the high scores were cap tured by Miss Brown and Harold Davis. Dainty refreshments closed a jolly evening. (Continued om Page Three.) W ediiesday nlternoon, Mis. Elmer I.uddcn nnd Mrs. Council Dvre will be hostesses for the first of a series of at tractive parties. About thirty matrons and maidens nrc asked for the bridge Wednesday which the hostesses have planned in honor of Mrs. Robert Kinney, of Astoria, and the M isses Gertrude ami Margaret Grey of Scuttle, who ire charming girls anil tremendous favorites in local society. At the tea hour a number of guests will augment tiie party. t ' Miss Hazel Frizun returned Mond ty from a brief visit to Lafayette waere she was the guest of Mrs. Keith Powell (Alice Binghum). One of the most attractive affairs of the week was the bridge party given by Mr. ind Mrs. Edwin L. Baker, Mon day evening. The card rooms were aglow, with trngiaut carnations and a profusion of red hearts which made an effective set ting for the seven tables which were circled by members ot the Nemo club. High score awards fell to Mrs. Jim Wilson and Joseph Bauiiig irtner. The consolations were awarded to Mrs. Geo. Brown, nud George Rose. As addition al guests the hosts asked Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Locke, Mr. and Mis. George Rod gei's, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Buniiigartiier, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Steusloff. A delightfully inform il bridge was the diversion of Friday afternoiiu given by Mrs. Homer Gimlet, rumoring Mrs. DuviJ Yantis, of Portland. Matrons were asked for three tables including Mrs. W. Al Jones, Mrs. Frank Durbin, Mrs. Milton Meyers, Mrs. R. E. Lee Steiner. Mrs. Edwiu L. Baker, Mrs. L. F. Griffith, Mrs. George Brown,. Mrs. David Yantis, of Portland; Mrs. Wil liam Diineey, Mrs, Harry Olinger and Miss hira steiner. ! The drawing room where the card! tables were arranged waa charming with vivid red carnation aud hearts. Msr. R. E. Lee Steiner was a war ted the high score honor. Mrs. David Eyre wss hostess Thurs day afternoon for the lriseilla club. 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