Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-08-10

with her husband to Agate Beach for
a few days outing.
Governor and Mrs. Oswald West left
for Cannon Beach yesterday morning,
accompanied by their daughter, Helen,
Mr.. West is returning early in the
week, leaving his wife and daughter
to superintend the finishing Of pic
turesque log house, which will be
their summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Reece motored
to Tillamook for an outing Of few
days duration.
Mr.. and Mrs John F. Steelhammer
OF Woodburn, who have been guests
OF Mrs. Joseph A. Walsh for few
days, returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Walter L, Tooze are
again in Newport, having left Salem
last Tuesday for that popular resort,
Mrs. Barr G. Lees Sunday school
class In ST. Pauls church enjoyed a
merry outing Wednesday afternoon, on
the banks OF the beautiful creek In
Oak Grove, The Joys OF picnic en-
tertalnment and the luncheon follow
ing will long be remembered. Mrs.
George p. Fox assisted Mrs. Lee, In
the class are Josephine Baumgartner,
Beulah Fox. Vanessa Case, Alice
Ruddling. Emma Livock and Gladys
Atkins. Lenta Baumgartner, Con-
stance Fox and Jack Bings" we're
additional guests.
In remembrance of her fathers sew
entleth birthday, Mrs. ]. A. Walsh
arranged a charming dinner for Sun
day, August eleventh, when four gen
erations of Mr.. J, r. Goodies children
celebrated the event Covers were
laid at two tables. The one with red
carnations centerlng was devoted tc
the younger generation and the other
with the same flowers in pink and
white was circled by the Older rela-
tives Enjoying the occasion, besides
Mr.. Goode and his daughter Mrs
Walsh, were Mrs. d. A. Goode, Mrs
Edward Jory, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Steel
hammer Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Shantz
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Reece, Mr.. H. ]
Goode, and the children, Emily Phil
ips. Josephine Walsh, Carl Shantz
John Fejef Steelhammer, Karl Good'
Steelhammer, Paul Leroy Phillips.
The Kensington club passed its reg
ular afternoon of dainty sewing a
> the home of Mrs. Robert Benham, yes
terday. Guests besides were Mrs. L
, D. Howell and Mrs. Chester Cox. Mrs
W. Melvine Pllmpton assisted tn,
hostess.
} Agate Beach inn, one Of the mos
, artistic specimens of seaside hotel ar
! chitecture, catered to thirty-five tran
silent guests for luncheon last Sunda.
J and among the number were a dozel
= Salemltes. For dinner Thursday th
, guests from Salem were Doctor ant
] Mrs +. f. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N
Mcores, Mrs. S. W. Thompson, MT
and Mrs. George Brown, Miss Aim
( Thompson and Miss Mabel Witty
: combe.
The Ernst Hofers are building
5 commodious bungalow on the higl
e land Of this beautiful summer resort
Mrs. Cross OF Portland and he
e daughter Helen are guests of the J
, G. Griffiths and the Joseph Albert
at Nye Beach.
z Saturday evening In North Howell
e the young people Of the Sunday schoc
e gave an ice cream sociable and pre-
gram, entertaining about three hun
dred guests. Mrs g. G. Wiesner VIII
: is superintendent of the Sunday schoc
g arranged a delightful program of mu
r sic and readings, which closed with
sword drill and tableau given by foul
teen young ladies.
t Reverend Yarnes, pastor at Mort
!. Howell and at Brooks, was presente
with the proceeds of the entertain
o ment.
d At the Episcopal church in Eugen