Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, December 09, 1916, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextlOCIKTYUJDS Br ALINE THOMPSON Tit K open purse that the fashion nowadays continue to make this one of the busiest seasons society lias known in many a -winter, for bare-1- do the doors 1 losjt upon on big pro ject before we are, invited to partici late in another. There is such, a diveisity of enter tainments offered that no one ean re ntal the appeals, whieh no one has the attnd to do, because the livelisst and gayest affairs of the winter have been ita benefit entertainments. The amount already raised this year out of the packets of Salem folk for charity has been tremendous, , The day, however, when people would crowd to a benefit simply because of the prestige of names connected with the undertaking is past. To fill ball ioobi or theatre you must have the At traction to bring the smart crowd and the talents to hold it Hfter it arrives. The next large and important chari ty affair scheduled in the calendar, is the, Cberrian benefit play "The Dic tator," to be Riven at the Grand the atre on the evenings of December the 14th and 19th. Already this philanthropy is creating a great deal of interest and enthusl nm and promises to be a huge suc cess. The play is under the direction ot .lames Mott. whose successful amateur productions have been not only "bene fits" but rare treats. A number of prominent matrons have been asked to be patronesses for the Affair, including: Mrs. George P. Rod gen, Mrs. Henry W. Meyers, Mrs. W. Melvin Plimpton, Mrs. Chauneey Bish op, Mrs. John J. Roberts, Mrs. Wll Ham H. Burghardt. Jr., Mrs. Thomas A. Livealcy, Mrs. George Palmer Put nam. Mrs. Harry K. (lay, Mrs. Asahel Bash, Mrs. Wjlliam H. Dytle, Mrs. Cur 1i It. Cross, Mrs. Clvde 0. Grahnni, Mrs. K. M. Hofer, Mrs. Harry H. ding er. Mm. William 0, Dyer, Mrs. David W. F.yre, Mrs. Prank H. Spears, Mrs. Charles H. Pisher, Mrs. George G. Iirwn, Mrs. Frederic D. Thielson, Mrs. Hollin K. Page, Mrs. E. Cooke I'atton, Mrs. Milton I.. Mevers, Mrs. Prank Beckebach, Mrs. U. G. Shipley, Mrs. Kadoc Riggs, Mrs. Charles L. McNary, Mre. Clifford Drown, Mrs. John H. Mc Mary, Mrs. Charles Dick, Mrs. Thomas H. Kay, Mrs. Hen W. Olcott, Mrs. Jos opb II. Aliiert. Mrs. L P. Griffith 's informal bridge Thurslay afternoon was one of the most delightful affairs of the week. The residence was decked with huge white chrysanthemums, pink carnations and greeus all artistically arranged in the various rooms. The guests who were the members of the Thursday club and several addition al matrons, circled four tables of bridge. Mr. Srank Snedccor of Birm jngham, AJabuma, was awarded the card favor. , Those playing were: Mrs. Ruben 1'. noise, Mrs. Milton L. Meyers, Mrs. N il liam Dancr. Mrs. Jesse Flanders ot Portland, Mrs. James A. Wilson, Mrs. Charles L. McNary, Mrs. George F. Rodgcis, Mrs. Prank Snedecor of Birm ingfanm, Alabiinia, Mrs. Joseph Albert, Mr. W,. Al Jones, Mrs. K. B. U-e Stein er, Mrs. Oliver ('. l.ocke, Mrs. George H. llrown, Mrf. Hnnj II. Olinger and Mrs. (George Rose. The matrons of the Trio chib and a few additional rnests gathered at the delightful bridge party for which Mrs. Tnomar, 11. Kay was hostess on Thurs day afternoon. The affair was most informal, guest being asked to make up three tables of bridge. Miss Gertrude Gray was award ed the card honors. Hesides the club guests Mrs. Kay asked Mrs. Fran Spencer, Mrs. Charles H. Kobertson, Miss Veda Cross, Miss Gertrude Gray and Miss Margaret Gray Mr. and Mrs. John D. Sutherland lclt today for Portland, where they will pass the week end. Governor and Mrs. James Withy combe and daughter, Miss Mabel Withvcombe, will move next week from their'apaitments at the J. A. Mills res idence and will occupy the attractive A. N". Moores residence on Chemeketa street. It is said the Moores have leas ed their place to the Withyeombe's for a year or so, during which time they will be ensconced in apartments. . Mrs. Harry Hawkins (Laura Taylor) the popular "Albany girl, whose recent marriago has given Salem society an other charming young matron, was the honor guest at an artistically appoint ed luncheon lor which Mrs. Clyde 0. Graham was hostess Monday. The alfair was most informal, only a few of the younger matrons being asked to meet the liftle bride. Yellow chrysanthemums decked the pretty ta ble' around which covers were placed for the honor guest, Mrs. George Wil liam Grav, Mrs. Curtis H. Cross, Mrs. Wlilliam 'Oonncll Dyer, Mrs. Charles Revnolds, Mrs. Kdward G. Smyth, Mis. Prank EL Spears, and the hostess. Luncheon was followed by an after noon of sewing. Mrs. William P. Babcoek entertained on ...ondny afternoon with a delightful bridge party. The guests, who were the members of the Monday afternoon bridge club, and several additional matrons made up 4 tables of the game, card honors fulling to Mrs. Robert B, Downing. The rooms wore attractively decked with feathery ferns. Miss Anna Berg assisted Mrs. Babcoek. Those nsked besides the club mem bers were: Mis. Henry B. Thielsen, Mrs. Charles H. Fisher, Mrs. Lawrence T. Harris, Mrs. Sherman W. Thompson, Mrs. George M. Brown, Mrs. ,Lonis La'chmund, Mrs .Lilbr.rn M. Hoggs. Mrs. ,1. W. Woodruff and Miss Anna C, Berg. . Mrs. Charles It. Robertson had a number of prominent matrons at her home for an informal afternoon, over the bridge tables on Thursday. The residence was artistically decked with fall flowers. Yellow chrysanthe mums were used in the living room and pink carnations and greens in- tho din ing room. Four tables of bridge were arranged for the guests, who were for the most part the members of the Happy Hour club. The card honors fell to Mrs. John Griffith and Mrs. Asa Kol'f. The non-club guests were: Mrs. Prank W. Spencer, Mrs. W. A. Cusiek and Mrs. Andrews of Boston, Muss, ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure No Alum No Phosphate indoor. SKATING MOTS mm mw S7 mm r Healthy Sport for Young Folks The skating fad is at its height and everyone is enjoying the fun. Footwear is highly important. We have correct shoes for indoor or ice skating. Those New Gaby Boots are here. Ask to see them. Fullertons 415 State 114 Liberty .gate ;B lnA bbbbbbbbbBN i bbI Monday night the Masonic ball room will be the scene of the third of the Mondav night dancing club's parties. Last season these dances were among the winter's gayest affairs, and from the interest evinced in the past two j dances, this season's parties will be a I repetition of the delightful times had !bv the club members last winter. Photo Earl I.eRoy .Tenks. MRS. W. CARLTON SMITH Who plays Juanita in the Cherrians benefit play "The Dictator" Mrs. Arthur 8. Benson entertained on Ncill's visit in thisc-ity. Friday afternoon, with a charming' Those playing were: Mrs. H. IF. Cory, bridge party in honor of her sistcr-iu- Mrs. Prank Miller, Mrs. T. ('. Davies, law, Mrs. N. C. Briggs, an attractive i Mrs. William Ellis, Mrs. E. W. More matron of Hollister, California, who ; land. Mrs. Rotiori B'hitalt, Mrs. Percy Cupper, Vrs. ?on with her three small sons, is passing several weeks with her parents, Justice and Mrs. Henry L. Benson. The residence was adorned with fra grant flowers, pink carnations, graceful ferns and other blossoms being effect ively arranged, making a pretty foil tor the quests, who made up four tables of bridge. Mrs. Ralph Glover was awarded I lie card honors. Mrs. Benson was assisted by her sis ter in-law, Miss Louise Benson. About 20 of Mrs. Benson 's f rieuds were ask ed to meet the visitoi est Ringo, Mrs Miss Harding. 8 ...Bailey. Mrs." Era ,oSig of Albany, an. Justice and Mrs. Lawrence T. Har ris will have as their guests for Sun day, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cook of Ore gon City, and Mr. and Mrs. William Adams and Miss Kay Cook of Portland. As a little attention to their guests, the Harris' will bcthosts for an infor mal dinner. Mrs. David V. Eyre who has been i visitinir in Portland for a few daysi ! returned last night. ... j One of the delightful affairs of the week was the small Kensington for j which Mrs. W. G. Allen was hostess oni jTnesday afternoon. It was very infor-1 nuil oulv the matrons of the Kensing-1 i ton tea club being asked. a An informal dinner was presided over Thursday evening by Mi. and Mrs. I Kay L. Smith, who entertained a small group ot t lioi r friendi at their resi-jT dence. J A crystal bowl of violets centered the pretty table. Complimenting Miss Sadie Heath, fi ancee of Edward Ostendorf of Portland, ..rs. Ralph White was hostess Thurs day evening for an attractive miscel laneous shower. A number of the bride-elect's friends were asked for the affair and she was showered with beautiful gifts. The house was appropriately decorat ed for the occasion with crimson hearts eu4ids, ivy, Oregon grape and brilliant red carnations. In the hall a huge red umbrella was hung in one corner to receive the gifts. In the living room an arch of ivy, and Oregon grape was centered with a large red bell for the mock wedding, which was a feature of the evening. Miss Gertrude Cory was the bride and Miss Burdin Myers acted as Broom. jwhile Mrs. C. C. Simeral performed the wedding ceremony. Small fables prettily adorned with red carnations and dainty place cards were arranged for the refreshments. Miss Macyle Hunter and Miss Margar et White attired in dainty white dress es assisted tho hostess in serving. Miss Heath has ninny friends in Sa lem and will probably be feted with several other pre-uuptial attentions. The wedding will be an event of the holidays. The guests were: Miss Gertrude Cory, Miss Birdcen Myers, Miss Zoe Olmsted, Miss Louaha Brown, Miss Jean DeWitt, Miss Veran DeWitt Miss Lucile De Witt, Mrs. Carl Neugebaucr, Mrs. B. Hardenbrook, Miss Winnifred Woelk, Miss Ruth Woodward, Mrs. J. A. Hearii, Mrs. Wni. Heath, Mrs. R. Hunter, Mrs. Prcd Swanson, Mrs. Stn Mnrchingtoii, Miss Amiett Graber, Miss Marie IIov debo, Mrs. Horace Hykes, Mrs. Cal I'at ton, Mrs. Clifford Bowen, Mrs. Henry i Talbot Mrs. Ray Simeral, Mrs. C. C. Simeral, Miss Varna Cooder, Miss May- cle Hunter, Miss Margaret White. Mr. and Xf rs. Homer Goulet and small son, Homer, Jr., are passing a few days in Portland fts the guests of .Mrs. Gou let 's brother-in-law and sister, Dr. and Mrs. Roy Mills entertained infoniuil y on Tuesday afternoon with a delight ful Kensington, complimentary to Mrs. George Jett ot Baker, who has been Mrs. Huch Williamson tier nnuse guesi ror a lew uays. bout n dozen matrons were asked to meet the visitor. Huge feathery chrys anthemums decked the rooms, around Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Johnson en tertained the T. A. N. O. club at an informal evening of "500" on Wednes- which small tables w;ere arranged forjdav. Guests made up four tables of the the refreshments. Mrs. Walter Spauld- game, and the card honors were won by Mrs. A. L. Johnson and Cal Patton. Roy Richardson was awarded the prize for the lowest score. Scarlet berries, a profusion of feath ery ferns and Oregon grape were ef fectively used about the card rooms. nig assisted tho hostess in the serv ing. Tuesday night, Mrs. Jett was again the honor guest nt an informal bridge party, for which Mrs. Walter L. Spauld ing was hostess. Yellow chrysanthemums were effect ively arranged about the card rooms. Guests made up three tables of bridge and the card honors were won by Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Glover. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Ringo were hosts Monday night for an informal -'500" party. Guests were asked to make up three tables of "500." Following the card games, Mrs. Ringo was assisted in serv ing a dainty repast bv Mrs. L. S. Gcer. t .'. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. McXarv will entertain the members of the Nemo club at an informal evening- of "500" on Monday. Mrs. David W. Eyre will entertain on Sunday evening with an informal supper party in honor of Mr. Eyre on the occasion of the anniversary of his birthday. About a dozen of the younger mar ried folk, who have been enjoying a series of the little affairs will be present. SHIPLEY'S , . Attractive Display of i Holiday Merchandise Offers Remarkable Values This store is now readv with a large assortment of sensible Holiday Gifts that will appeal to yourself and to your friends. Serviceable, Sensible Gifts for Women, Misses and Children, at Our always popular prices. UMBRELLAS HOSIERY UNDERWEAR GLOVES HANDKERCHIEFS WAISTS PARISIAN IVORY TOILET ARTICLES CROCHET THREADS INFANTS' WEAR SWEATERS SCARF SETS KIMONAS SILK PETTICOATS NOVELTY JEWELRY RICHARDSON'S LINENS ' BATH TOWELS ART LINENS UNDERMUSLINS RIBBONS NECKWEAR LEATHER PURSES HAND PURSES HAND BAGS BED SPREADS BED BLANKETS COMFORTABLES Toys Dolls Games Christmas Cards Den ni sons Boxes and Tags A visit to this Store will assist you in your Holiday Shopping. U. G. Shipley Company LIBERTY STREET Popular Prices Quality Merchandise Mr. and Mrs. E. Cooke Patton have i iaMie over the new dances. The Grady a had as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Har- are v,oth exceptionally clever danceis old. Grady, the popular professional! , , . ,)rofe&ioaai experience in dancers ot Portland, who come to Sa-; r ... , lem once a week to instruct classes in i ""' ot the larger cities has acrpiand the latest ball room dances. !cd them with a number of the most re- The Gradys who have been having i nonned international dancers .who seiut their classes on Thursday nights at the Moose hall will hereafter hold them on Monday nights at the Hotel Marion. They also have arranged to give. social dnnsauts following the class hour. Charles Milter, manager of tlr Hotel will assist them in giving these daatant? which will be among the most ftelight rul informal parties of the season. Salem devotees of the art who are. pupils of the Gradys consider them I excellent teachers and are very enthus-1 them all of the latest steps and dancas Last week tho Gradys received a net fox trot from the famous Ruth Si. Denis, and a new wait Irom Vestoff, the "reat metropolitan ballet master . f . Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Pomeroy an nounce the cngagsawjn- thei so( l)r Rov E. I'omerov to Mh Jeali GiiT fin, daughter of Mrs. Jean Griffin of-. (Continued on page seven.) Mrs. H. C. Epley entertained the ma a ' iw iv.D ....... ulro l ttiv- i niii ciuo in an uiior- Roy Richardson and Mrs. Frank Ward. "l 'ft! - i X ?hum,a'' Th,e J assembled with their sewing and whaled Miss Lucille Belle has gone to Port- "ffif ah afternoon. I.n.l where .he -in he the week end!. The hostess was assisted in the serv- Mrs. Spaulding was assisted by Mrs. ! '. nt M Theodore Are.,. " " Mlss Hotense fcpley. o M. Post. r . . ... In celebration ot the anniversary of Miss Mary Hetticks' birthday a jolly surprise part was given at the Bunga low Christian church on last Saturday night. The evening was spent playing games and music and at a late hour refresh ments were served by Miss Clara Page Georgo I Mr. and Mrs. Johu Dubuis were hosts Perhaps the gayest and merriest ol';lBgt night for B (.harming informal din all the atfairs tins week will be the,ncr party. dancing party for which Mr. and Mrs. circling the prettily appointed table George Palmer Putnam will be host wcr0: Mr. and Mrs. Edwaxd G. Smith, tonight. Informality will be the key I Mr. aud Mrs. David K. Bruce, Drewc note of tins delignttul altan to waicn I cierin. A. A. Hall and the hosts. ationt .0 ot the married set have Deen asked, including Mr. and Mrs. Thomas .A. I.iveslev, Dr. and Mrs. Harry K. Clay, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chauiicey Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Asahel Bush, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Ben (.. Scliuckiug, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam II. Hurgha.dt, Jr., Mr. nd Mid. Clifford Brown and Dr. and Mrs. Wil liam Hi I.ytle and Mr. and Mrs. Zadoc R'KXs. A group of the younger married set, who have recently formed a dinner club, were entertained last night by Mr. and Mrs. Clyde C. Graham at their apartments in The Court. Last night ' affair was the premier of these delightful little dinners which are to be most informal. Covers were placed for 8 around a table prettily bedecked with golden yellow chrysanthemums. The club includes: Mr. and Mrs. Gra ham. Mr. and Mrs. William Connell Dyer, Mr. aud Mrs. Curtis B. Cross and Mr. ami Mrs. Prank H. Spears I'l i A delightful affair of yesterday af ternoou wns the "500" party for which Mrs. C. J. Green, Mrs. Roy Leedy aud Mrs. E. T. Busselle were hostesses at the residence of the former on North Nineteenth street. The affair was to honor Mrs W. T. Neill of Portland, who is the house guest of Mrs. Green. Three tables were arranged for "500" and later in the afternoon a few matrons came in for tea. At cards the high score favor was won bv Mrs. C. C. Cory. The rooms were attractively decked with huge white and yellow chrysan themums. Several other affairs will mark Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dubuis' departure the ""j"" , P n . latter part of the month for Portland ra vr- is the source of much regret to their s present were he Misses Mary manv friends HetUck, I lara Poge. Gladys Poge, Mar- many friends. ;ion oladys Hettick Ha2f, , lU.L.i J -r tl 1 a nr, Harry We.uteroth has gone to U"A"U erc. ePnern , aits, vvnne Mrs Portland for few days visit. I The Frame Shop and uftery Home of the "Quality Cards' ' announces a new shipment oi LACQUER CAKE BOXES airs. Ada uowning and A rente Long, Wintield Berry. Mr. Branson, Harold White, Walter Lebold and Mr. Downing. Mrs. Ralph Glover and small daugh ter, Marine, have gone to Portland, where they will pass the week end vis iting Mrs. Glover's mother, Mrs. Viola Holland. Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Goodin and daugh ter. Mid Margaret Goodin. have re turned from a delightful visit in Port land. Miss Cassie Thompson of Albany, who has been visiting at the home of lDr. and Mrs. Fred 11. Thompson re turned home Friday. and the popular trays an covers T fur glasses; also one hundred new f oval raoto iramea. Have Your Photo Framed J Here f 413 Court St. Moore BUg, The CHRISTMAS V Problem Solved One Dozen Photographs In Dainty Folders Make 12 Christmas Presents Studio Open Sundays PARKER STUDIO Mrs. Jessie Flanders who lias been the house guest of her sister, Mrs. L. F. Griffith, returned to her home in i ortland Friday. She was accompanied by Mr. Flanders, who joined her Thurs day night. Miss Veda Cross will leave the mid dle of next week for Portland, where she will be tho guest of Mrs. Elmer Strayer for several days. She will be accompanied by her mother, Mrs. E. C. Cross who will return Friday. Mrs. Henry J. Talbott asked about 20 matrons, who are the wives of the faculty of Willamette University to tea on Tuesday. The afternoon wae de lightfully ra.-ed with sewing and later refreshments were served. y 1 1 Wm. Gahlsdorf I I i The Store of I ; . S Housewares s i' ;