Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-23

Wolf and Mr.. Bert Kennedy
Mr.. Samuel Young, Of Denver, is
house guest of the Frederic Thlelsens.
Mr. Young, farmer resident of Salem
has many friend here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert L. Brown are
building a pretty, five-room bungalow
on the south side Of Bellevue street
between Commercial and Liberty. The
house will have every convenience
found in modern home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Moulton and
son, Lynn, have recently removed
from Waverly, Illinois, to make Salem
their home. Mr.. Moulton has charge
of the branch office Of the National
Cash Register Company, The family
will occupy the A, Gesner residence
at Cottage and Ferry streets.
John Carson, Jr., left home Tues
cay morning to resume his studies at
Mount Angel college.
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Miss Marie Schmidt, of Hope Island,
near Olympia, is visiting her brother,
Paul, In Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. M. q. Breyman, Mr.. and Mrs
H. P. Boise and Breyman Boise have
returned from an outing at Sea Rocks
Miss Lillian Metschan is returning
to her home in Portland today, having
enjoyed a delightful visit with her
sisters in Salem, Mrs. L. F. Griffith
and Mrs. Frank Meredith.
Miss Beatrice Shelton has returned
from her summer outing and win re-
sumo plano and ensemble work in her
studio. Special arrangements have
been made for children's work in
which she has had great success.
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Mr. and Mrs. r. b. Houston and
their son, Gene, went to Eugene for
the fair last week, returning Monday.
Gene filled the hours with vocal exer-
cises and his pockets with coin Of the
realm.
Mr.. Carl Gabrielson is entertaining
Mr. Dean Goodman, of Eugene.
Miss Hawley, state librarian, who
has been passing her vacation in
southern California, returned to Salem
Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. George stowell, Of
juneau, Alaska, were guests this week
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Eakin. Mrs
Stowell was Miss Jeannette McCauley
before her marriage, and a graduate
of Willamette university Mr.. Stow
ell is Mrs. Eakin's uncle.
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Mrs. H. A. Thomas and Miss Ethel
Thomas returned home Wednesday
from a summers outing in Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Livesley
and their two children returned Thurs,
day from a three weeks sojourn al
shipard Springs
A reception was given at the Elks
hall last evening by the local members
of the order of American Yeomen, in
honor of Judge Ronald p. Roberts
chairman of the board of managers
and Mr.. Arthur P. Evans, editor o.
the Yeoman Shield. Besides many in
teresting speeches. the following pro
gram was arranged for presentation
during the evening. GAY Afloat a
Dusk. (b) The Sweet Little Girl ant
the Quaint Squegee, Thursday Musica
club, Light of Mine Eyes, Miss Ine'
Dennison Reading, Miss Emmalint
Klein Irish Folk Song, Miss Gertrude
Erixon. Printemps, Miss Ada Miller
Reading, Miss Hazelle Erixon. Piano
duet, La savelleane, Miss Bernice Sau
ter, Miss Ada Miller.
Friday evening, September thir
teenth, Miss Grace Smith, president
entertained the Pelreans of the Meth
odist Sunday school. During an in
teresting business session a new Of
flee, that of librarian, was created ant
Miss Mabel Huddelson unanimousl!
elected to fill 1t. A delightful program
followed with readings by Miss Wal
ton, vocal selections, Miss Ruth Flu
gate and Miss Grace Smith, and piano
numbers by Miss Margaret Fisher
Games and contests enlivened the en-
tertalnment and refreshments rounded
cut the evening.
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Doctor R. N Ayicon read the mar
riagc service joining Miss Evelyl
jones and Mr. Walter Hatch, at tel