Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-05-18
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Cnce Heavren), of st. Johns, former
ly of Vancouver, Washington; Miss
Sallie Madigan, Of Portland; Miss
Edna Parsley, of Portland, formerly
OF Roseburg, Miss Efie Mae King, Of
Salem, formerly of Ontario, Oregon,
and the hostess. In addition to these
young women four others were chos-
en- to enjoy the Journals trip: Mrs.
Ralph Richmond Matthews of Ber-
kelley, California, who was Miss
Blanche Brown, of Salem; Mrs. John
Brooks, Of Ontario Miss Emile Cros-
en), Of the Dalles; Mrs. Frank Mey-
ers, Of Sheridan, Oregon, miss Ber-
tina Courtemanche), formerly Of Nc
Minnville and Miss Mollie Proebstel,
OF La Grande, who was special cor
respondent. These fortunate young
women were given a most delightful
winter journey to the summer land.
When little Janet Plimpton re-
turned home from kindergarten last
Tuesday afternoon, she was accom-
panied by the teacher Miss Now
land, and all the small pupils en-
trusted to her care This was Jan
cts fourth birthday and she had
asked them to help celebrate with
lawn party. After games on the
green, under Miss Nowland's watch
full eye, the little people were called
for refreshments. A long table ar
ranged on the north porch was COW
cred with a white spread painted
with pink roses, a cluster of new
blown roses, its center. AT each
place was candy souvenier, tied
with pink ribbons and all the serving
dishes and napkins were painted with
pink roses. Placed in front of the
little hostess was the beautiful birth
day cake, fashioned in pyramid style,
the topmost layer surrounded with
roses and decorated with four pink
candles placed about the center one
for Janet's good luck during the year
to come.
Although Miss Janet gave the
household management but a few
hours to prepare for her birthday
fete and her invitations were not is
sued until the close of school, moth
ing in the way of a small child's
party could have been more dainty
and frolicsome than this pretty af-
fair Of Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Eugene Breyman entertained
informally last Tuesday afternoon
complimenting Mrs. M, ]. Craighton,
who is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. W, H. Dancy
$50
Miss Nan Wagner is improving
splendidly and has convalesced sufii-
ciently after her operation to be able
to return home last week and is
wheeled out on the porch for a sun
bath each day.
William Kinney, of Astoria, who is
attending Willamette university, was
given birthday picnic last Saturday
in Rickreall at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederic Thielsen. Only rela-
tives and close friends formed the
party,
Mrs. Curtis Cross and her son. Ed
win Curtis, are expecting to be home
at 266 North Fourteenth street, one
week from today
Mr., H. D. Cockerllne, of Albany,
motored from Portland Wednesday in
his new Reno; remaining in Salem
until Friday.
Among out of town pupils who have
already taken up their summer vocal
work with Miss Minnetta Mayors, are
Miss Mary Scollard and Miss Edna
Paulsen, Of Woodburn, and Miss
Florence Barkham, of Dallas.
Mrs Asahel Bush, Jr.. was hostess
for the Kensington club last week
Friday at her mothers home In
South Salem.
Miss Margaret Poisal, Miss Maud
Durbin, Miss Catherine Carson, and
Miss Claudine Rose attended the Jun
ior week end promenade in Eugene.
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Doctor and Mrs. Harry Clay were
Portland visitors last Wednesday
Mr.. Claud Catch, Of Berkeley, Cal