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TWO. THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, FEB. 3. 1917. OCIETY By ALINE THOMPSON THK Subscription club dances which in the past have been premier over anything Salem aoeicty ha ever rnjoyed, hid fair again tin- neason to be the moat notable functioiia of the winter 'a gayeties. In fart no enthusiastic hare its mem fcers become that the dances are rr garde d as more aiid mom important and it requires couraEe indeed not to at tend these brilliant ftinctions.ln spite of the size of these affairs, the coterie that makes up the Subscription list can enter into its amusement with the whole hearted est that makes for thor ough enjoyment, with the reanlt that the dances give the suggestion of in formality, despite the fact that they arc undoubtedly tin- InrgeBt and most formal functions that society here spoil sors. The second of this season 'a parties which was given on Tuesday night at the Masonic Temple was no less wonder ful than preceeding affairs, although entirely different. Again the members of the club are indebted to two or three of a group of prominent matrons, nn whom society always depends to ad vance the most artistic and smartest functions of every year. The attractive bull rooms were thrown together for the event and the walls almost completely concealed be hind handsome Oriental rugs and tapes tries, brightened here and tlicro by vivid colored lights painied a picture of far Knstern siiniptuousness. There were Oriental divans orna mented with pillows oi many colors in every nook and corner and huge bask ets of snlnl leaves haugiiig everywhere The glow from handsome pedestnl lumps and myriads of candles suffused the rooms in a ruinbow of vivid color, visualizing the poet's conception of ueh an enchanted place. To add to the atmosphere of the nf air the orchestra played several ori iitnl selections before tho daneo. There were some now and lovety gowns w orn at I ho dance. A fow of those noticed follow: Mrs. Thomas A. livesley lleautil'ul gown of sHphirc blue tulle over satin With trimmings of silver. Mrs. Asahel Hush -I'aiinier gown of orchid and Magenta satin, the bouffant aide drape being fastened with festoons of pearl bends. The bodice wus of pearl bends and ribbon embroidery. A hand I .. ji .1 m li Homo pinh osuicu icuincr run cuuipiei-1 cd tins lovely gown. Mrs. Frederic D. Thielsen -Charming gown of apricot satin, very full draped skirt over gold lnco underskirt. The bodice was of gold lace and tulle. Mrs. Clifford llrown liillowy while tulle gown. The skirt was made in tier design edged with canary colored rib bou. Mrs. Robert SI un field of Pendleton Hoi pink tulle embroidered in gold over hu' in. Hold trimmed and tulle bod ice. Mrs. K. liny Sargent Black silk net over satin with trimming! of jet. Mrs. VI. Kelvin 1'llnipton Houffunl gown of white princess lace and fine net over silver luce iindorskirt. Silver trimmed bodice with silver and blue velvet ribbon girdle. Mrs Harry Terry of Portland Or chid pink satin with silver aud tulle bodice. Mrs. Onviil V. Kyre - Cerise ehnr lueuse embellished with silver lace on Hie bodice. Mrs. Louis W. C rattan of Portland Light blue satin with silver and tulle bodice. gggggggggggV JbbbbbwBbk BBBBBH) ?SHsaHP n i . Miss Oeorgabelle Booth, talented Salem girl, who Is now appearing with a trio of musicians on the Pantages Circuit. I Chicken Chicken X Perfect Chicken Dinner t The Best in Salem Everything else Soup, Desert, etc., etc. AU For 25 Cents THE CHERRY CITY t HOME RESTAURANT I 18G South High St. Mks 1'llen Thielsen Pink stripped novelty silk with pannels of lace. .Miss Helens Schober of senttU Ohio gown of black tulle embroidered in sil ver With silver slippers. Miss llu.el Downing- Pretty frock of flesh pink Georgette crepe, trim med with bauds of deeper pink satin, worn with filmy tulle scarf and silver slippers. Mrs. William J, Lyons of Portland -Silver (iray silk net embroidered in silver over pink satin. Mis. Men ill is. Moores.of Portland Hindi silk net over satin with jet trimmings. Miss Margery Marvin Light blue tule embroidered in silver over cloth of silver with silver slippers. M'rs. William ,11. Bnrghardt, Jr. down of white ere urteor with pan els of opalescent palette. Mrs. Chrales Reynolds White ehnr incuse and tulle with cloth of silver girdle, Mrs. Mack llofer down of blue and silver brocade, made in pannier effect over silver lace underskirt. Miss Kita Steiner White taffeta with pink velvet ribbon aud tiny clusters of rose buds trimming the skirt and bodice. Mrs. Walter L. McDouga (iernniiini .satin with silver lace and tulle bodice. Mrs. Keith Powell of Lafayette White tulle over cloth of silver under skirt with silver bodice. Mrs. John Withyconilie-Black tulle over satin with wide girdle of black jot. Mrs. Carl Steiwer-White satin and tulle with bodice of Princess laee. The club members participating In the dance were: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Llvesley, Dr. ami Mrs. Harry K. Clay Mr. and Mrs. Qeorge Bodgern, Mr. ani Mrs. S. (iuy Sargent, Mr. and Mrs. Asahel Hush, Mr. and .Mrs. Frederic I). Thielsen, Mr. nnd Mrs. George Pal mer Putnam, Mr. anl Mrs. Walter L. McDougal, Dr. and Mrs. Carlton W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd IMgerton. Mr, and Mrs. W. Melvin Plimpton, Mr, and Mrs. Mack llni'er, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Smith, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ben O. Sehucking, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford BrOWn, Mr. and Mis. William II. Hurg hurdt, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John J, Bob erts, Mr. and Mrs. Zadoe J. Higgs, Dr. and Mrs. William Lytic, Mr. and Mrs. Prank 11. Spears, Mr. and Mrs. William Walton. Mr. and ;drs. Charles Keyn olds, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Dick. Mr.. land Mrs. Keith Powell of Lafayette, Mr. and Mrs. John Withyeombe, Mr. land Mrs. Hen W. Olentt, Mr. and Mrs. I Carl Steiwer, Mr. and Mrs. David W. Kvre, Mr. and Mrs. William T. drier, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gouley, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Harbison, Mr. and Mrs. Chester M. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Komeo Qouley. Miss Ellen Thielsen, Miss Ida Sim mons, Miss Mabel Withyeombe, Miss Kitu Steiner, Miss Jessie Miller, Miss ac Downing, Miss Margery Marvin, Miss Aline Thompson, Laurence Holer, Carl (Inbrielson, .lames P. Alexander, Albert Kguu, Hoy Hurth, Paul Wal lace, .lames Mnrr, Daniel J. Pry, Jr., Uulph Moorea, James Young and Wil liam Lerehen. Guests of the club wore: Mr. and MrB. Frederick Steiwer, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert X. Stnnfield of Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill H. Moores, Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Crounn, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Lyons, Mr. and Mis. Harry Terry, Mr, and Mrs, 10. U Eoumaii and Miss Vivian Hretherton all of Portland. .Miss Helen McGnire of The Dalles, Miss Helens Schober and Miss Annette Linne of Seattle, Charles Prskin of Bend, C. i. Tengwald of Medford and Dean Hayes of Eugene. Honoring three eharming matrons, Mrs. Robert Stanfield of Pendleton, Mrs. Jesse Plamlers and Mrs. Ralph Watson of Portland, Mrs. Oliver C. Locke entertained on Wednesday with a delight tnl tea. Spring flowers wore used about the rooms and an artistic arrangement of daffodils and greenery and yellow can dles adorned the prettily appointed tea table, over which Mrs. Harry II. Oling er and Mrs. I'M win L. Baker presided. Assisting were Mrs. William II. Lytic Mrs. William Walton and Mrs. L. P. Griffith, Mrs. Locke delights in entertaining her friends at these very attractive af fairs nnd a little later in the season plans to give a series of teas. Culling to greet the visitors wore: Mrs. W. K. Anderson, Mrs. George G. Brown, Mrs. Edwin L. Baker, Mrs. Clifford Brown, Miss Vivian Hrether ton of Portland, Mrs. liuhcii P. Hoise, Mis. Asahel Hush, Mrs. William H. Burglinrdt, Jr., Mrs. Joseph Bamtibart uer, Mrs. William II. Hoot, Mrs. Hnrry K. Clav, Mrs. John Cnughcll, Mrs. Prank G. Deekebach, Mrs. William H. Dancy, Mrs. Charles L. Dick, Mrs. Prank W. Durbin, Mrs. L. P. Griffith, Mrs. William T. Grier, Mrs. W. Al Jones, Mrs. A. Hussey, Mrs. Shad Kraut of Portland, Airs. A. L. Love lace, Mrs. Thomas A. Livesley, Mrs. William II. I, vile, Mrs. Louis Laclimund Mrs. Milton L. Meyers, Mrs. Charles L. McNarv, Mrs. Henrv W. Movers, Mrs. Walter L McDougal, Mrs. Harry H. Olmger, Mrs. Hen W. Oleott, Mrs. K. Cooke Patton, Mrs. George Palmer Put nam, Mrs. W. Melvin Plimpton, Mrs. tieorge L. Rose Mrs. Charles Kntiip, Mrs John J. Roberts, Mrs. Zadoe Riggs. Mrs. R. K. Lee Steiner, Miss Rita Steiner, Mrs. Homer Smith. Mrs. John H. Scott, Mrs. Fred S. Stewart. Mrs. Thomas C. Smith, Jr., Mrs. S. Guy Sargent, Mrs. K. O. Siecke. Miss Mabel Withyeombe, Miss Aline Thompson. Mrs. William ; Walton, Mrs. James A. Wilson, Mrs. i.lohn White and Mrs. Vuuman of Port- ! land. I ' Mrs. Asahel Hush presided at a charm ing luncheon on Wednesday in honor I of Mrs. William J. Lyons, Mrs. Harry Terry and Mrs. Louis W. I'roiian of Portland, who, with their husbands, were the guests of the W. Melvin Plimptons for the Subscription dance Tuesday night. The affair was most informal, only Mrs. Plimpton and her guests being asked. An artistic arrangement of spring blossoms and greens flecked the ex quisitely appointed table. Miss Csry Howard, the charming young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. 1. Howard, left Thursday tor Hatty Springs, Miss., where she will visit rel atives. Miss Howard expects to pass several months in the southland and will be greatly missed by her many friends. Later she plans to join her sister. Miss Mary Creed Howard, who has been in the south for some time ami is now vis iting in Aberdeen Miss. i, I Mr. and Mrs. George L. Rose enter ! tained on Monday night with an in I formal "500" party, their guests for I the most part being about 20 of the married set who are members of the Monday card club. Six tables were arranged for the game, and the score honors were won llV Mr. 1111,1 Mrs. Conree I-1 Rodoers ! Assisting Mrs. Rose were her daughter. Mrs. Floyd Kdgerton. Mrs. George Rod gers and Mrs. Harry H. (dinger. Resides the (dub guests Mr. and Mrs. Rose asked. Air. and Mrs. Ralph Wat son of Portland, and Mrs. Jesse Flan ders, also of Portland. Mrs. Robert N. Stanfield of Pendle ton, who has been delightfully enter tained since her arrival in Salem, was again fae honor guest Thursday and Friday for a charming tea and bridge party for which her sister, Mrs. Wil liam II. Lytic, was hostess at her apart ment in The Court. An artistic, array of yellow daffodils adorned the apartment and the hostess was assisted Thursdav bv Mrs. William 1 1 II. Hurghardt. Jr., and on Friday by Mrs. Ben W. Oleott and Mrs. Oliver Locke. About a dozen matrons and maids I gathered for tea Thursday, the number lieing augmented to 10 tor bridge on Friday. Those asked to greet Mrs. Stanfield Thursday were: -Mrs. S, (iuy Sargent, Mrs. Harry K. Clay, Mrs. John J. Rob erts, Mrs. Thomas A. Livesley, Miss Kllen Ubielsen, Mrs. Clifford Brown, Mrs. Robert Gill, .Mrs. Clyde C. Gra ham, Mrs. George Palmer Putnam, Miss Aline Thompson, Mrs. Frederick Steiner of Pendleton, Mrs. William H, Hurghardt, Jr., Mrs. Zadoe J. Riggs, Mrs. Ben W. Oleott, Miss Mabel Withy combe, Mrs. Charles.Durk.ee and Mrs. William Walton. Por bridge Friday Mrs. Lytic 's guests were: Mrs. James A. Wilson, Mrs. Jesse E. Flanders of Portland, Mrs. P.. S. Edwards, Mrs. Ralph Watson of Port land, Mrs. George F. Rodgers, Mrs. E. Cooke Patton, Mrs. William H. Dancv, Mrs. L. F. Griffith, Mrs. George G. Brown, Mrs. Oliver C. Locke, Mrs. Louis Loehmuud, Mrs. Harry H. Olinger Mrs. W. Al Jones. Miss Mabel Robert son, Mrs. Bdwig p,. Baker, Miss Kitty Moore and Mrs. L. P. Griffith. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ben O. Sehucking were hosts Monday evening for a small in formal dinner party. Circling the table were Senator nnd Mrs. Frederick Steiwer of Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. Rov Gilbert and the hosts. A charming affair of Thursday was the exquisitely appointed luncheon for which M'ts. Harry E. Clay was hostess. It was informal, the guests for the most part being a group of prominent matrons, who are entertaining each other this season, with a series of these delightful affairs. There were two tables, each decked wilh an artistic basket of lovely spring Mowers, and feathery ferns, the first was done in red roses, hyacinths, violets anil narcissus and the other was of jon quils, laveudar prim roses, hyacinths and violets. After luncheon the guests made up three tables of bridge. The guests were: Mrs. Charles L. Mc Narv, Mrs. Henry W. Meyers, Mrs. Asahel Mush, Mrs. S. (iuy Sargent, Mrs. Walter L. McDougal. Mrs. Thomas A. Livesley, Mrs. Ruben P. Boise, Mrs. Thomas '. Smith, Jr., Mrs. John H. McXary, Mrs. Rollin K. Page and Mrs. John I. Roberts. i, Over (ifl of the younger contingent will gather at l:nion hall luiiight to participate in the gnyeties of a danc ing party to be given bv the Breakfast club. The club, composed of n group of the vounger girls, is sponsor each year for much of the gayety of this coterie of young folks and tonight's affair promises to be one of the merriest ofl the week's festivities. Informality will be the keynote of the evening. The patronesses will be Mrs. Milton ! L. ..icvers. Mrs. barte rv Spauldnn.. Mrs. Daniel .1. Pry, Mrs. Charles L. Diek, Mrs. R. K. UM Steiner, Mrs. C E. Reinhart and Mrs. P. Koscnqiicst. The club members aie: Miaa Jla Spaulding, Miss Carolvn Pick, Mis Ruth shuli. Miss Barbara Bteiaer. Miss Olga Gray. Miss Grace Holt, Mlal (iertrude Walling. Miss Irene Curtis, Miss Mary belle Reinhart, Mis Batata Hughes, Mis Clarice Haines, Miss Eth el Frazier and Miss Zeta Rosenqtiest. Guests of the club who have been asked to particulate in the gayeties are: Miss Dorothy Dick, Miss Hernice Craig, Miss Ellen Savage, Miss Jessie Taylor. Miss Clara Breitenstein, .Miss Ru'tb Pisher. Miss Opal Everett, Miss Gertrude East. Miss Bess Douglas, Miss Lucile McCully. Prank Durbin, Jr.. Archie Holt. Whitney Gill, Allan Jones. Roland Reinhart, Donald Proctor. Roy Keen, Hillnnl Tnsto, Earl Plegle, War ren Booth Wolcott Huron, Sidney Bai ley, Therou Hoover, Oris Pry, Oral Hagedorn, Bryon Goodenough. Glenn Ackerman. Pred Deekebach, Louis Grif fith, Charles Huggins, Lee Spitzburt. Dan Wriglil and Hurl DoaaelL One of the most delightful affairs of the week vtas the bridge parly for which Mrs. E. Cooke Pat tea was host ess, Thursday afternoon to honor three Portland visitors, Mrs. Jesse Evans Plnnders, Mrs. Ralph Watson and Mi-. Shad Krantz. Guests were asked to make up four Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it. 25c at all druggists. tables of bridge, card honors fulling to Mrs. Oliver 0. Locke, Mrs. Patton s guests were: Mrs. L. P. Griffith. Mrs. Milton L. Meyers,Mr-. Oliver ft Locke, Mrs. William H. Dan cy, Mrs. Frank W. Durbin, Mrs. James A. Wilson. Mrs. Edgar Hartley, Mri-. George G. Brown, Mrs. William Walton, Mrs. Charles Ramp? Mr-. R. E. Lee, Steiner, Mrs. Harry H. Olinger and Mrs. Edwin L. Baker. (Continued on page three.) EVERYTHING IN HUMAN HAIR GOODS Guaranteed First Quality Hair at exceptionally low prices. Have Your Own Combings l made up by an expert The Better Way" W. H. Girard Phone 635 365 N. High St. Salem. 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