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

IlOuOI luS lue memory OF Robert
Morris birthday, which comes on the
first of August, Chadwick Chapter
Number 81, Order of Eastern Star
entertained last Tuesday evening. a
very large assemblage of members
and guests. At the first regular
meeting after his birthday, this foun-
der of the Eastern Star lodge is for
mally remembered. The program for
this event included: Piano solo. Mrs.
Mabel Moore; vocal solo, Miss Ger
trude Erixon, Mrs. Frickey accom-
panying; History of the Founding of
Eastern Star, Mrs. Alice Brandon:
vocal solo, Mrs. Carlton Smith. with
Miss Bernice Sauter, accompanist:
"Gondolier" and "Lorley' by Mrs.
Frickey who before giving these
piano numbers, explained the sub
1ects in excellent manner. Mrs.
Frickey is most accomplished pian-
ist. The members of Dallas Eastern
Star lodge had accepted an invitation
for this affair but owing to disagree
able condition of the weather, were
unable to be present. Fine refresh
ments were served at the conclusion
of the entertainment.
Mrs. Frederick Thielsen and Miss
Aline Thompson returned home last
Saturday evening from a delightful
visit with friends in Astoria. There
were luncheons and teas compli-
menting the young women. An auto
mobile trip to Gearhart and a con-
tinuous round of gaiety.
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Mrs. John McNary entertained in
formally last week Wednesday for
Mrs. Howard Strickler, of Portland;
and Mrs. Frederick A. Pease. of Seat
tie, asking Mrs. Jane Chadwick, Mrs.
j. P. Robertson, Mrs. Henry Pape,
Miss Mabel Robertson and Miss Mary
Chadwick
Misses Rita and Barbara Steiner
returned from Neskowin last Satur-
day. Mrs. Steiner and Milton will
remain a few week longer for the
finishing of their new cottage. A
number of families are staying
through the month of September.
Mrs. Ernest Hofer and daughter
and Miss Florence Mckinney re-
turned home last Wednesday after
noon from six weeks sojourn in New
port
Dainty little cards, bearing "Do
Come to My Party, sent by Helen
Roberts for Thursday afternoon,
brought to her home on State street,
accompanied by their mothers and
guardians, a hoase full of the dearest
babies imaginable. This party cele-
brated Helen's fifth birthday. After
the baby games were played and the
little future bellies and beaux were
gathered in the dining room, the
scene was one of beauty to hang on
Memory's walls. Around the long
table made beautiful with pink flow
eTs and. candles the little guests
were placed and here Helen cut her
wonderful birthday cake, with its
five pink candles. Souvenier bon
bon boxes were distributed among
the small guests. The little hostess
received many pretty gifts on the oc-
casion of her fifth birthday. Her
list of invited guests included Vir-
ginia Smith, Barbara Benham. Con-
stance Yantis, Maxine Meyers, Nancy
Thielsen, Dorothy Livesley, Jane
Thielsen, Rosalie Buren, Margaret
Livesley, Ethel Livesley, Beryl Mey-
ers, Louise Patterson, Robert Chaun-
cey Bishop, Chandler Brown, Robert
Smith, Henry Wesley Thielsen, Har-
old Ollinger and Hans William Thiel-
sen.
Mrs. Robert Ankeny of Rickreal, is
visiting in Walla Walla, Washington,
the guest of her parents.
Miss Maude Cathcart, of Portland,
will be the house guest of Miss
Francis Penn during State Fair
week.
Mrs. w. S. Ryan and Misses Esther
and Elizabeth Ryan, of Tacoma,
mother and sisters of Mrs. George NJ.
Post, have been her guetss for the
week.
Mrs. Ada Strong with her grand
ons, Henry Wesley Thielsen and
Mrs. L. A. Westacott left last We'd
nesday for Astoria, where Mrs
Strong is the guest of Mrs. Walter
Eakin and Mrs. w. S. Kinney. Mrs.
Westacott is visiting her sister and
aunt.
The members of the Guild of St
Paul's church, with invited guests
were pleasantly entertained by Mrs
Homer Smith last Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Beatrice Shelton visited
friends in Portland last week.
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Doctor NJ. E. Pomeroy, Miss Addie
McKean, Mr.. Pomeroy, Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Bynon, who left Salem
on August the twenty-sixth for q
trip to Tillamook and Newport, re-
turned last Friday afternoon, having
enjoyed a splendid vacation witt
roads and weather fine and the By
non machine on it's best behavior
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For week end guests Miss Nina
Parrish entertained Mrs. Brainart
and Miss SEWERS, of Portland.
The Daniel Frys closed "Cheery
In, their summer home at Nesko
win last week, Tuesday, and mo
tored to Salem in eight hours. Orri'
| started on the previous day witt