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

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Mr.. and Mrs o, d. Hutton of Port
land, who have been visiting their
daughters, Mrs. Oswald West and
Miss 0rlene Hutton, left Salem
Wednesday for Los Angeles where
they will remain for the winter.
The ]. H. Alberts are entertaining
Miss Grace Dalrymple Of Portland,
Mrs. Albert's cousin, who came Tues
day and will remain for a short time.
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Mrs. o, W, Joslyn Of New York
City, accompanied by her son Allyn,
left Salem yesterday having enjoyed
a weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Y.
f. Woody, whose daughter and Miss
Joslyn were schoolmates and friends.
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Miss Sophia Catlln returned Thurs
day from a visit with friends in Eu-
gene.
Miss Catherine Carson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Carson Of Sa-
lem, is sophomore in the University
OF Oregon, a Phi Beta sorority girl
and fills position on the Emerald"
the college newspaper, which Is pub
llshed three times week,
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Mrs. George L. Schrelber left Sa-
lem Thursday night to join Mr..
Schreiber in Santa Mdnica, Califor-
MIA. Accompanying her were Mrs,
Mary n, Hofer the Misses Madeline
and Elizabeth Schneider, Ernest and
George L., Jr
From hosts Of friends in this city
sincerest wishes for happiness are
following them to the new home.
The young people in the family
have been very popular in high school
social circles, while Mr.. and Mrs.
Schreiber are greatly esteemed by
all who have had the pleasure Of
their acquaintance,
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Mrs. r. IT. Knox OF Independence
was guest Of the f. p, Talkingtons
Tuesday.
Miss Zoe Stockton, who injured the
llgament OF an ankle ten weeks ago
while in Newport, is still unable to
walk, although her physician prom
ises complete recovery in time.
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Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Waters
have sold their home, 174 South Cot.
tage, and removed to Candelaria fruit
farm, short distance south of Sa.
lem, where they will reside indefin.
ately.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Adams were
most delightfully."- surprised Frida!
evening, September twenty-seventh
when crowd of friends invaded
their home to celebrate their flftletl
wedding anniversary.
Among the many gifts from lovinl
friends was tea set of gold ant
white and a beautiful brass jardin
iere filled with a growing plant
Another very great surprise wa
the shower of cards coming from rela
tives and friends from all over tn
United States. Elaborate refresh
ments were served at the evening
, close.
Enjoying the happy event were
Mr. and Mrs. A. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs
, P. McMillin, Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Darks, Mr. and Mrs
Burr, Mr.. and Mrs. Mullencap, MI
and Mrs. Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
verson, Mr.. and Mrs, Rosebrougf
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rowe, Mr.. an
Mrs. J. w. Pettigrew, Mr.. and Mrs
G.. w. Gillis, Mrs. Leach, Mrs Small
wood, Mrs. McCrasky, Mrs. Chase
Mrs. Grimes, Miss Eulalia Lindsay
Miss Grace Mollencap, Miss Lorett
Darks, Miss Katherine Lynch, Mis-
Lula Burr, Miss Effie Grimes, Mis-
Edith Bailey, Misses Bessie an
Louise Martin, Miss Lorraine Ross
Russell Martin, Ital Bailey, Freder
ick McMillin.
There was hilarious meetini
Wednesday evening at Lausanne Hal
when the new students were initiate,
into the mysteries Of the "Hal
Bunch" The instructors wore won
, derfully made costumes and carrie,
out the extravaganza of ceremonie
and weird performances until tn
new members were completely ac
quainted with the rites.
The affair was one of real enjoy
ment. ir ...,l..l. q
A Jolly party of friends from Lib
erty surprised Mr.. and Mrs Roge
, Bait last Wednesday evening at thei
home, 1864 Saginaw street. Mrs
9 Bait was Miss Irene Mcdonald befor
! her marriage, which was recen
occurrence. Music and games wer
diversions for the evening
5 Mr.. and Mrs Bait were showere
e with gifts brought by the guests an
the merry evening ended with
y dainty luncheon.
Q Under the auspices Of the Youn
e Womm's Christian Association 10
- Willamette University was given tn
annual autumn outing last Saturda
at chestnut Farm" the beautiful
e ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. Dexte
- Field east of the asylum. The CON
. mittee in charge, Mrs. Lola Belle Bel
linger, Miss Jessie Young and Mis-
Lottie Penn, planned a delightful en-
y tertainment for the picnic, with mu
! sic, games on the lawn and refresh
I ments. These affairs are given at tn
/. opening of the fall semester by wa
A of introduction of social activities
I the new students.
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A large audience gathered in Firs
n Baptist church Friday evening, Sci
: tember twenty-seventh, for the mee
l. ing Of Woman's Mission Circle Mr.