Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-03

University faculty, accompanied a
party of students to Newport last
Saturday, returning the following
Tuesday. The crowd followed the
new road to the lighthouse, climbing
into its tower.
From the tower of the life saving
station, which was visited, they saw
a number of ships pass the horizon.
Enjoying this delightful outing were
the Misses Hattie Beckley, Jennie
Edgington Pearl Bradley and Edena
Clark, Messrs. Grover Ballinger, A.
L. Beckley, Mertin De Long and Wes-
ley Beckley.
The next meeting of the S. S. club
will be in Yew Park with Mrs. E. j..
Sauter.
The twelve young women of the
Vimbeg club were entertained last
Tuesday by the young men teachers
with a picnic on the west side of the
river. Leaving at 10 o'clock, the
launch Independence carried them to
delightful spot where the day was
spent The hosts served most elab-
crate and delicious refreshments
which included fried chicken, straw
berries and ice cream.
Mrs. William Burghardt left last
Wednesday for a visit in Portland
and with her mother in Oregon City.
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The R. NJ. Hofers are entertaining
Mrs. Hofers sister, Miss Tessie Dent
of Portland, who has recently re-
turned from Boston conservatory of
music. Miss Dent is studying piano,
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Professor and Mrs. Won Eschen
are entertaining the seniors of Will
lamette University next Monday
evening.
Miss Inez Dennison met with q
painful accident last Tuesday after
noon. In falling the ligaments of a
loot were injured in such manner as
TO disable her for a time.
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Sixteen geology students in Will
lamette University accompanied bv
Professor Won Eschen. went to silver
Greek Falls this week for pleasure
and profit. Three carriages were
used to convey the party and fine
roads made the trip delightful. Four
Silver Creek Falls were visited. rocks
studied and specimens obtained. The
party in fishing, camping and cook
ing their meals, enjoyed some of the
pleasures of outdoor life.
Mrs. B. o. Schucking is entertain
ing this afternoon in her home a
number of the younger set. com
Miss Rand, a cousin of
Mrs. Livesley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Waters are
to make permanent resi-
1ence in Portland and for the present
Will be located on the East side. The
children who are guests of Mrs. e.
Waters and Mrs. F. R. Waters
'emain in Salem until the school
erm is ended. Mr.. Waters will at
end to the Portland business of the
irm. Mr.. w. c. Knighton who is ex-
'ecting to build residence in Salem,
will occupy for the present the home
Tacated by Mr., Waters.
Mr.. w. P. Babcock is expecting to
cave Salem tomorrow for Breiten
3ush Springs where he hopes to be
benefited by the mud bath treatment
md absolute rest from business
ares. Accompanied by Staytoa
riends, he will be carried to the
in comfortable manner. /
Fifteen men are already taking adj
'antage of the treatment. besides
ecuring rest and recreation.
SO
A most delightfully."- interesting lit
lie book has recently been published
md is meeting cordial welcome. In
his Bishop Scadding, under the title
It Three Bishops and Boat" tells
n charming manner, illustrating
With beautiful pictures from the
Kodak, of bishops of Oregon, Spo-
,ane and Olympia cruising in the
Iacht Foam" through waters of
'uget Sound. Bishop Scadding also
contributes Staging Through Ore
on exceedingly interesting read
ng-and "In the Coos Country with
he Bishop of Oregon" the author
H. e. r." gives an equally delight
ul story, both of these are profusely
Illustrated.
Last Thursday evening a dress re-
earsal of Summer Boarders" was
'iven at the penitentiary. All are
tar actors and each is letter perfect
n the role assumed. The little play
5 cleverly acted; far and away bet
er than that of many travelling com
anies seen in theatres. Miss Sarah
avage is entirely satisfied with the
resentation given at this rehearsal.
'hese affairs given at the peniten-
larry are a bright spot In the dim
ives of the inmates and are most
thoroughly enjoyed by all who are
the pleasure of attending
hem.
One of the men who formally
raveled with minstrel troup, gave
egro dances and whistled with won
erful ability, initiating the notes of
irds. After the rehearsal fine
inch was served by the superintend-
mt of the institution.
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Mr.. Charles Ford has secured a
eautiful horse in Portland for Mrs.
ord to drive. 1t was sent by boat
rriving in Salem last Tuesday.
his animal is a Mckinley and city
roke.
Mrs. Mary Jones was hostess for
he Needlecraft club last Wednesday