Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-05

DAILY CA
Miss Mosher were greatly enjoyed.
The evening was one Of pleasure.
Mrs. Carey f. Martin and her small
daughter, Frances Matte, Mrs. Fran
ces ]. Smith and Miss Rosa Williams,
Mrs. Martins mother and sister, re-
turned Saturday from Newport where
they enjoyed the month OF septem-
ber
Miss Beulah Clark of Salem has
been chosen principal of the Summit
district school nearing completion in
the Polk county hills. It will be
ready for occupancy in two or three
weeks
Miss Dorothy Nash reached Port
land Tuesday evening after having
passed the summer abroad coaching
with Harold Bauer in Switzerland
Miss Margaret Gill has returned to
Salem after two years of study in
the Art Students league and the
Pratt institute Of New York. She
also had private work with the well
known artists, Kenneth Hayes Mil
Ter, Rhoda Holmes Nlcols and Henry
Prellivits. Miss Gill is head of the
schoGl of arts In Willamette Univer-
sity.
Miss Frances Newman entertained
Miss Moreno Lewis OF Portland as
house guest this week
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Hofer spent the
week end at Hot Lake, near Pendle-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs Blair Andrews of AL
toona, Pennsylvania, who are touring
the middle west and coast states,
were guests this week of Mr. and
Mrs. w. S, Mott, $50 North CONNER
cial street
Mr. Andrews is Department Com
mander Of the Odd Fellows lodge in |
Pennsylvania, and attended the con-
vention recently held in Winnipeg,
Canada
Miss Florence Houston was week
end visitor with friends in Eugene.
Miss Maud Stewart, principal OF the
State Institute for Feeble Minded, re-
turned Saturday evening from va
cation passed with friends in Win
field Kansas.
Mrs. Charles Uzfovage of Tacoma
and daughters, Miss Alma and Miss
Anna Louise, are guests Of friends in
Salem where Mrs. Uzafovage former
Iy resided.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayborn NJ. Walker
have removed from Howell Prairie to !
Salem and are occupying the Soloman ,
Durbin home, 40i Church street,
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Mrs William b. Kirk addressed ,
he Dallas Woman's Club Tuesday af- q
erncDn on the biennial conventions r
# the General Federation Of Wom-
ms Clubs, which was held in San J
Francisco last June Mrs. Kirk was i
Ielegate from this state. t
Miss Winnifred Kerr Of Eugene, h
,raduate of the University of Oregon n
las been appointed instructor of do C
nestle science at the Oregon Mute c
school at Salem. il
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Miss Frances Pelton-Jones, who has Q
'een the guest of Mrs. A. N. Bush, left
or Portland yesterday, expecting to b
eturn to Salem about the middle of
his month @
Miss v Louise Thompson, Of Salem, S
as resumed her studies in the Butler e
lelkie dramatic school at San Fran q
lsco. Y
Mrs. George Meyers expects to leave Il
alem Monday, the seventh, for San n,
rancisco where she will be the guest A
Mr., and Mrs. Edward Thielsen. ~
.r. Meyers will join the family for
hrstmas holidays.
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Mrs. Holman Wheeler, of Portland, at
tended the Hamilton -Baumgartner D
"a yesterday afternoon. M
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A number of friends met with Mrs.
alter Spaulding Wednesday for an
'ternoon Of sewing and also for the wi
lrpose of organizing an evening five hi
lndred club. The rooms were gay an
ith red dahlias and the luncheon ta- HI
e adorned with saliva, and with its in
ce spread over red satin, was very
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