Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-08-12

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were served at this altogether de-
[ lightful affair.
A happy event of last Friday even
ing was the surprise arranged by
Miss Emily Jeffreys, who asked the
Meum ct Teum club in compliment to
Miss Edith Sides. Upon returning
from dinner with a member OF this
| young womens club, Miss Sides
/ found the home invaded for this
[ farewell party. In five hundred the
regular club entertainment, Miss
Mayme Babcock was given high
score prize.
Next week Miss Sides will meet
her parents in Chicago and with
them return to her home in Phila-
delphia.
| Miss Minnetta Mayors closes her
summer classes today and will en-
Joy next week in Portland, the guest
Of friends. From there will be a
trip to Astoria for the regatta. On
the twenty-sixth Of August she will
attend her sisters silver wedding
anniversary, for which the following
Is copy of invitations sent to many
Salem friends:
| 1886 NJ. T.. 1911
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Thompson al
home Saturday evening, August
twenty-sixth, at eight o'clock. A sill
I yer stone"
"R. S. V. p"
The Oregon quartette is hard al
work rehearsing for their engage
ment during State Fair next month
when they are to sing each evening
Many new selections have been ad-
ded to their repertoire.
Mrs E. Gillingham asked few
friends last Wednesday to meet her
daughter, Mrs. Frank G. Davis, OF
Woodland, California.
4aT
Miss Mary Anderson, of Minneapo-
lis, Minnesota. who is visiting friends
in Dallas, spent Thursday and Fri
day in Salem, the guest of Mrs
Chauncey Bishop.
Mrs. w. c. Knighton entertained
informally last week Friday, with 6
luncheon complimentlng Mrs. F. r
Jessup, who has been a Salem visi-
tor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Roth miss
Leoline Skaife) received a son, Yer.
non Skaife, last Tuesday morning
who weighed seven and one-hal
pounds, Mother and child are well
Mrs. F. r. Jessup was the guest fol-
last week of Mrs. W. W. Waters.
Miss Maud Loughead, of Albany
was the guest last week Of Miss
Blanche Brown.
Miss Alice Bingham, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. George G. Bing-
ham, leaves this evening to enter
Miss Heads School for Young Wo.
men at Berkeley, California.
!
Miss Marie r. Hofer, Of New Yorl
city, arrived in Salem last Thursday
morning to be the guest for two
weeks of her mother and sister, Mrs
A. F. Hofer, Sr., and Mrs. George L
Schrieber.
Miss Hofer has been connected
with Columbia college for man.
years as extention lecturer anC
taught a summer course at Berkele,
in the University of California. He
entertainments in folk songs ant
dances are exceedingly interesting
1t was Miss Hofer who conducted thu
splendid pageant at Berkeley wheI
the festival of the story of California
was given.
On Wednesday evening about for
ty-hve members of the Baptist Younj
Peoples Union went five miles dow
|, Willamette in the launch for thei
annual picnic. After supper. whicl
was served directly upon landing, tn
crowd circled the bonfire playinj
games and singing. The eveninj
was glorious with its full moon un
clouded and the affair most delight
fully enjoyable.
Miss Ilda Jones, of Labish Mea
! dows, visited in Salem for a fey
days this week, the guest of Mrs
Chauncey Bishop
Mrs, w. w. Waters and Mrs. Fred
erick Waters left Salem last Monda
b for two weeks at Newport.
Reverend and Mrs. Barr G. lie
went to Ashland in southern Orego
b last Monday, to remain for fe,
weeks vacation.
After delightful month spent Il
Salem as the guest of Miss Althe
, Moores Miss Dorothy Clark left 70
her home in Alameda, California
- taking the steamer in Portland yes
terday,
! Mrs, f. NJ. Thompson, Miss Min
u meta Mayors and Mrs. Grover Pow
ers went to Portland last Tuesday I
attend a family dinner with cousin.
3 Mr. and Mrs. Hendry. There the
= were surprised to meet Mr.. ]. 1
Barkhurst of Chicago, also cousin
, and one whom Miss Mayors visite
while studying in Chicago
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Professor ]. ]. Kraps was sur
prised in his home last week Frida
by the students OF Capital Norma