Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-16

EubeIoSb bOCldliys many parties
have been made up to the seaside
and the mountains. Motorcar par
ties are giving people larger free
dom in visiting all parts of the
state.
The Fishers and Bargers of Rose
burg have returned to their homes
after seeing this part Of the state
and they were quite charmed with
it. Next to Roseburg the hills south
of Salem are the most beautiful part
Of Western oregon.
II
Grandma Jones was entertained at
the home of Mrs. r. b. Houston on
Commercial stree one day the past
week and enjoyed herself very much.
Mr. Rollie Watson. of TilIamook,
a good roads and motor enthusiast,
was entertained TO dinner at the
home Of Banker John H. Albert Fri
day.
MIotocar Party for Neskowin.
Captain Chas. A. Murphy in Buick
car.
70. 4. Barnes in Rambler car,
Mrs Barnes and two children, and
c. s. Hamilton and Prof. Bach.
J. p. Rogers, studebaker forty
car, Mrs. Rogers, Miss Rogers, and
driver.
Henry W. Meyers, Ed. and Walter
Wood, Cartercar.
Homer Fl. Smith, Pope Hartford
car, Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Love-
lace, and Benjamin Dunno.
George Johnson, Hudson touring
car, with party Of three.
Rollie w. Watson, Hudson twen-
ty, Hal. D. Patton and Mr.. and Mrs
r. M. Hofer.
L. f. Hofer, Mrs. q. Hofer, Miss
Hofer and lslss McKinnie.
There were 32 in the party and
they left the point OF rendezvous fin
front OF the United States National
bank, where there was a picture TAX
en- at 2 p. m. The first stop will be
made at Sheridan, 25 miles west,
and the next at Dolph. The run
down the little Nestucca to Nesko-
win will be made in time for supper
at that delightful place known as
the old Salem Camp ground, now
advertised as Neskowin Park, where
the entire party win be the guests
of Mr.. Watson. There is a tremen-
dous interest taken in this first ex-
cursion, and II 1t is successful there
is to be one every Saturday during
the season Mr.. Watson has sue
ceeded in capturing a live bunch Of
salemites for his first trip.
On July Miss Leonia Probst and
Mr.. Chas. b. Reynolds, both of AL
bany. were united in marriage and
left on the train for short honey
moon at Newport The groom Is the
youngest son Of w. P. Reynolds of
this city.
Miss Dorothy Fiolds, a student at
Sacred Heart Academy, was given =
flfteenth birthday anniversary party
on Friday afternoon in which about
40 young ladies participated. The
entire color scheme was pink ana
chocolate and this extended TO the
games and refreshments and all
present had very enjoyable time.
Mrs. p. T. Judd and Miss Judd
spent a few days this week on their
ranch near Aumsville.
Miss Mamie BabcoolS and Mrs.
Patten of Macieay are enjoying an
outing at the Breitenbush Springs, a
popular resort on one Of the tribu-
taries OF the santiam.
Mrs. d. ]. Fry entertained the
Priscilla club at their annual picnic
which for number Of years they
have held on the beautiful grounds
OF the Frys on South High street
about as members and friends OF
the club had very enjoyable time
Tuesday afternoon, which Is the pic
mic anniversary OF this society.
Mrs. VIM. steurges Spencer left
Thursday for few days visit In
Portland
The Presbyterian church ana
Sunday school had Joint picnic at
the fair grounds on Friday. from
70 D, M. Lunch was served be-
tween six and seven. The ladies
brought we'll filled lunch baskets
The Aid society furnished ice cream.
and the Sunday school the Iemonode
A generei invitation was extend ~
TO the members OF the congregation
and sunday school TO come ana en-
Soy a good time and they did Il.