Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-15
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rock have been with rev EXCEPTIONS
oonfned to family dinners and pic
MOS and informal events. The Pris-
niIlas and their families attended the
snnual banquet picnic on the beauti-
frl lawn at Bright View, the home of
naniel ]. Fry. This event celebrat-
inc the natal day of Priscilla Fry,
The clubs little mascot, whose birth
dav comes on the twelfth of July.
About forty guests were seated at
tbe long beautifully laid table placed
an the grounds east of the house.
After a most elaborate menu, Pris-
ella cut her cake which was decorat-
ed with the five candles and helped
herself to the first piece. This little
girl was the recipient of a beautiful
sDoon. The club members give her
one of the same pattern at each an
nual meeting. Mrs Fry's guests
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sides
and small daughter Betty, from
Pennsylvania, who expect to remain
for lengthy visit
Mrs W. Carlton Smiths linen show
er given last Thursday afternoon for
Miss Farah Mayors, a bride-elect |
was a most charming affair On ac-
count of uncomfortable condition of !
the weather, Mrs. Smith had thought
fully prepared a basement room for
the reception of her guests, and here
among unique decorations combined |
with sweet peas and ferns, the show
er of linen articles which every |
young housekeeper Graves, delighted |
the fair honor guest Uncle AL |
bertrand "Uncle Frank" considered !
themselves incompetent to select |
gifts for such an occasion and each |
solved the problem by sending a |
twenty-dollar gold piece.
During the serving of most delic-
ious refreshments, the guests were
presented with dainty souveniers of |
the happy affair. Charming features
of the entertainment were the blind !
ed bride-elect and the tiny candles. |
Vocal and instrumental music and !
readings have given during the after |
noon. Mrs. Smiths guests were Mrs. |
Anthony Cline and her daughters. !
Meta Marguerite and Emaline; Mrs. |
EriXon and daughters, Gertrude and |
Hazel and their guest, Miss Rankin,
Mrs Bingham and daughter Alice
Mrs, w. W. Skinner, Miss Marvin, |
and her sister Marjory, of Olympia,
Miss Hawley Mrs. Deckebach and
aunt, Mrs. Rice, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
Mrs. James Wilson, Miss Barnes,
Miss Blundell and Miss Farah Mag
er's auntS, Miss Minnetta Magers.
Mrs. Frank Mayors and Mrs.
Thompson.
Miss Farah Mayors when a resi-
dent of the neighborhood, endeared
herself to all who knew her.
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Mrs, Florence Irwin returned last
Monday evening from Shipherd
Springs at Carson, Washington,
where she enjoyed rest and recrea-
ton for two weeks. Doctor McNary,
former superintendent of state in
sane asylum, is in charge of the
place. Its hot mineral water is most
beneficial in effect. The springs
are hut two hours ride from Port
land on North Bank road and is
very beautiful place to remain for
Mr. and Mrs. George ]. Pearce
with their daughter, Helen. and Mr.
William Strang cousin from
whitehall, Illinois, motored last
thursday to Albany for the chautau-
qua
Mr.. W. P Babcock, who was great
" improved by his short stay in
Breltenbush is returning on the first
OF August for another visit of
month.
The F. N Derbys are guests in
newport for summer sojourn.
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One of our most talented violinists
Miss Mary Schultz, returned to Sa-
lem last Monday morning having
played for three days in the Wilson
orchestra at Albany Chautauqua.
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Miss Linnie Ballou, of Bellingham.
Washington, arrived in Salem last
saturday to be the house guest of |
the Andreas F. Hofers for the re-
malnder of the summer.
Miss Dorothy Pearce left last We'd
nesday morning for Albany to attend
lne Chautauqua at Albany.
For four months stay with rel
.atiyes in Pueblo, California, Miss
Edith Ragan left her home in Salem
last Thursday.
Miss Barbara Eakin, of Astoria,
who with her mother are guests of
the Frederic Thielsens, spent day !
OF two this week with Miss Aline |
Thompson.
Last Wednesday evening the
Knights of Pythias entertained the
Pythias sisters in honor of Mrs. Mary
hogue, of klamath Falls, who is
Grand Record-keeper. After the re-
cception, the guests were taken to the
opa where refreshments were
served.
The Woman's Relief Corps is in
session this afternoon A number of
new members will be initiated.
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Inc Daniel Frys and guests, Mr..
ana Mrs. Howard Sides and daugh-
eer are soon leaving for their
summer home at Slab Creek where
they will stay for the remainder OF
the season. Mr.. Sides is an old col
iege friend of Mr.. Fry's.
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