Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-09-02

return trip will be entertained by Mrs.
Cox''s son Ralph in Sacramento, Cal
ifornia.
Mr., and Mrs. Chauncey Bishop and
son Robert Chauncey, Jr., returned
last Wednesday from delightful fort
nights stay in Seaside.
Miss Bush has been entertaining
Mrs. T. G. HALEY and her daughters
from Portland
From original plans will be the hard
times shower given next Wednesday
by Miss Adelaide McCune in honor of
the bride-to-be, Miss Ada May Bigger
The following quaint summons has
been received by number of her
young woman friends:
Kin You Kun
to
Miscellaneous Hard Times Shower
given in respect to
Spinster Ada May Bigger
by Spinsters
Adelaide McCune
and
Jennie Donnel
at
1913 Graham Avenue, in this town on
the sixth day of the ninth month of
this year nineteen hundred and
eleven, from two to five.
Ring me up, Woodlawn 1921.
$50
Mrs. Paul Siege and Mrs. F. A. Err
iXon went to Portland last Monday
for a weeks visit with Mrs. Stege's
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thielsen we're
in Portland for few days this week.
$50
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Waters son
and daughter Northrup and Louenna
of Portland, are visiting Mrs. E. E.
Waters at Summer and Marion
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Thielsen and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Thielsen and son
are spending a few weeks at the'ranch
home in Derry Orchard. Miss Helen
Thielsen has not returned from New
port.
A crowd of young people gathered
last Wednesday at the home of Misses
Gertrude and Hazel EriXon, for an
informal dance and luncheon The
affair was most enjoyable.
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Mrs. William R. Young and Mrs
Ray H. Mills are entertaining next
Friday with a miscellaneous shower
for Miss Nettie Miller, whose engage
ment to Mr.. Walter L. Spaulding has
been announced, and who will be a
September bride.
#%&
! Mrs. B. o. Schucking returned home
last Saturday, after a fortnight's visit
at Seal Rocks.
! Mrs. Jane Chadwick is entertaining
her daughter, Mrs. W. P. Gray of Sc
attic, two grand daughters, Mrs. Fred.
erick A. Tease of Seattle and Mrs
Howard Strickler of Portland, and
two great grandchildren, the infant
daughter of Mrs. Tease and a four.
teen months old son of Mrs. Strickler
Mr.. Roy Bishop of Pendleton has
been a visitor this week in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Bishop.
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Mrs. r. M. Hofer has for visitor
her mother, Mrs. E. w. Dent of Port
land.
Miss Blanche Brown returned las
Saturday, having visited for a weel
with Mrs. W. H. Downing at Waldo
hills.
Mrs. Eta Kneeves came to Salem
fI)m Newport last Monday, DR.. anC
Mrs. Mark Skiff and son with Mr. ant
Mrs. Calvert returning on the follow
ing day.
A poverty tea" given at the homt
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Byers and Mrs
Ronald Glover last Thursday evening
was a great success. The silver pieces
large and small, when counted addeC
generous sum to the fund of tn
Reds" So few are the signs of pov
erty in Oregon and especially in Sa
lem, that guests requested to wea
poor folks clothes, could find littl
of that sort in which to present them
selves.
In the decorating of rooms ant
porches with flags, flowers, ferns an
/. Japanese lanterns there was notice
an entire absence of poverty. Re
freshments of bread and water iva
fers and punch were served on tn
: rear porch where an improvised wei
I had been placed.
On the program arranged for thi
affair Mr.. Harry Mills gave vocal SOLE
Mrs. Cynthia Dunlap reading, Mrs.
: C. Clark whistling solo, Mrs. Bartlett
reading. Mrs. Ray Simeral vocal sol
( and little Vera Wright sang. AS guest
arrived, upon entering the hall the
we're given introduction slips readin
) "My name is -. What is yours!
) After the program there was a gra
=, bag presided over by Mrs. DUNLAP
1 All guests whose raiment did not loo
: poverty stricken, were taken by th
] policeman to Happy Hooligan. wh
J. acted as Judge. and who fined thel
according IN his ideas on dress. Th