Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-12-16

49, EteIrNhere, In boxes Zoe. and 15c-
Christmas day with Mrs. Hartley,
iather, Mr.. John Craig In Santa Ana
ana viii also visit brother, Mr.. Da.
yid Craig, in Berkeley, California
During their soiourn, Catherine Crair
Hartley will be the guest Of Mrs. 4 Sott,, ot,
ert Downing,
Doctor and Mrs F. II. Thompson
entertained informally last Wednes,
day night. with a dinner compliment
ing Miss Bess Hanson. The dining
room and table were attractive with
Christmas decorations.
49,
Last week Friday, Central hall ON
the Silverton road, was the scenA q,
merry assemblage Of neighbors from
that locality who brought lunch bas-
kets and proceeded to have a social
evening. A good program had been
arranged for the entertainment. The
Grange hall is In need of repairs. and
It was TO raise money for this purpose
that a basket social was given.
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mss Cornelia Marvin left Salem
last Monday for Chicago, New York
and other eastern cities where she
Will speak upon the beneficial work
OF school and circulating libraries.
Miss Marvin was elected president OF
the National Librarians league at the
convention held in Los Angeles.
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The Kensington Tea club has post
poned meetings for two weeks, when
Mrs. Frederick A, Legg will be host
ess at her home, 26S High street.
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Mrs. E. p. Paddock Of Independence
was the guest of her sister Mrs. VIII
liam Steiger for few days this week.
Mrs. George N. Patterson is entar-
tanning her sister from Portland, who
will remain until after the holidays.
Miss Lillian Applegate went to Port
land last Saturday for a short visit
with friends,
Mrs. o. p. Hoff left Salem last
Thursday to remain over Sunday in
Portland
The second of the series of Assem-
bly, parties will be given in Hotel
Marion on the evening Of the ninteenth
of this month.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hoyt Aver has op-
ened her vocal studio, which for the
present will be at 150 North Eight
eenth street. Mrs. Aver has had much
experience in the middle west, with
voice training, and comes to Salem
highly recommended.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Albert were
Portland visitors this week.
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After a delightful visit with Miss
Ellen Thielsen, Miss Helen Whitney
returned to her home In Portland last
Sunday afternoon, accompanied by
Miss Thielsen, who will remain for
short visit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. u G.. Shlpley went
to Portland last Sunday Mr.. Shipley
remained for the week end and Mrs.
Shipley returned yesterday. Her ME e
Miss Helen Beverldge OF 631 East
Couch street, accompanied them after
a visit in Salem as their house guest
sss
Miss Kittie Harbord, who Is presl-
dent of the State Board of Pharmacy,
went to Portland last Tuesday, when
a class of sixty candidates, two Of
them young women, was presented for
in the Woodman temple
$50
Mrs. Lena Belllnger and her daugh-
ter, Miss Margery, OF Scott's Mills, are
expected in Salem about the first Of
January and will be guests OF Mrs.
F. c. Everett and Mrs Martha Bel
Ilnger.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. b. Jones OF Com !
nercial and Center streets, accom-
panied by their daughter Miss Alta,
eft Salem last Thursday for two
months sojourn In California.
Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Braunstein sur
,rlsed their daughter Rosa on last
Wednesday with a fine Chlckerlng
'iano, the occasion being her seven
eenth birthday Friends we're asked
or the evening, adding TO the sur
rise. There was music. with games
nd refreshments later. Pearl Braun