Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-20

honor the dinner was arranged, pack
ed their camping equipment and
mounting their wheels started for a
trip of indefinite length, with Cali
fornia the objective point.
Mrs, Frederick Perry Schrock en-
tertained with tea last Wednesday
in compliment to the women of the
First Congregational church The af-
far was a house-warming for the love-
ly new parsonage in which the pas
tors family have recently settled. The
home was daintily decorated for the
ccasion. A motif in yellow nastur-
hums and daisies for the living room,
white for the dining room with Shas-
ia daisies and sweet peas, and clusters
of pink sweet peas throughout the
other rooms, Miss Ruth Harbert and
Miss Helen Farrar presided at the
punch bowl Receiving guests and
assisting about the rooms were Miss
La Rue East, Miss Margaret Poisal
and Miss Lucille Staley. During the
hours vocal selections were beauti-
fully given by the Ladies Trio, Mrs. J.,
s. Pinnell, Mrs. w. H. Bross and Mrs,
Grace Wheelock. Notwithstanding
the uncomfortable weather, about one
hundred women availed themselves of
the opportunity of calling to extend
congratulations and to view the pret-
ty new home
Mrs. Isaac Pattersons son, Phillip,
from Portland, accompanied by Mel
vine Fell are camping near the home
of Mr.. W. H. Patterson in Eola,
Miss Zoe Stockton and her nephew
Leon Culbertson, went to Newport
Thursday for a couple Of week outing
Mrs. S. G. Sargent is expected home
today from four weeks trip to Alas.
ka, Miss Rodgers accompanied her.
Mrs. c. A. Gray visited relatives il
Portland last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Henry T. Babcock en-
tertained for few days Miss Melvini
X, Ellis, a prominent teacher in thu
schools of Urbana Ohio. Miss Bllii
left Monday evening intending to visi
in California, and other states, on he
journey home.
Mrs. A. Steiner and Miss Gene Bell
> went to Newport Monday for a coupl
of weeks outing.
Doctor F. E. Smith, accompanied hi
wife and children to Newport yester
day, where he intends 10 settle ther
comfortably for the remainder Of tn
summer The doctor is returning t
Salem Monday.
Doctor and Mrs. B. L. Sleeves LEI
: home Monday for a months tri
through Canada and the American na
tonal parks, After seeing the sight
they will rest at Banff
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Abrams, VIII
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mr.
f. P. Talkington, left Wednesday fc
Seattle, Vancouver and Banff, befor
returning to their home in San FraI
cisco.
Mrs Elmer Luddon, who was Mis-
Edith Ragan, is a guest in Newport {
the summer home Of her parents, NJ
and Mrs. II, II, Ragan, Of Salon.
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Mrs. William stousloff was a guest
Newport for the week.
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Tho Carey Martins have been entei
tanning Miss Edna Blevins, Of TaI
gent, oregon, who is taking the sun
mer course at Monmouth Normi
school.
Mrand Mrs Gaylord Patterson le
home Monday for a months outing
Alaska.
Mr. Jacob Stocker, a student in WI
lametto university, sailed the sixth
July TO visit England and France b,
fore going TO Switzerland where h
parents reside. The trip will occur
two months. Mr.. stocker will be
Salem for the opening OF school.
Miss Ellen Thielsen was hostess
her summer home at Derry Orchar
for the Kensington club, yesterd'
afternoon.
The beautiful house and gallery de
orations Of Shasta daisies from Il
Wednesday before, retained the
brightness for this occasion. Add
tional guests were Mrs. Brennan Va
nnzen and Miss GenevieYe Haile