Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-26

Elizabeth is the name chosen for tn,
little newcomer, after Miss Lyons
mother and Mr., Lyons, whose names
are both the same
Mrs, Lyons has often visited Salem
and this happy event will bring con,
gratulations from friends in this
city.
Miss Anna Nowlen is having won.
derful success with her kindergar-
ten school this year 1t is attrlbut-
able to the fact that lessons are Civ.
en- in the morning hours when the
children are brighter and more alert
This applies to teacher as well as to
learner. The seasons term opened
with sixteen pupils and the increased
number is now twenty names en-
rolled. 1t would be advisable for
parents who intend to take advan-
tage Of the work to enter their chill
dren as soon as possible, for each
day adds bit more to the wee ones
learning and discipline,
Miss Essie Culver has resigned
from her position in the public IL
brary, to the regret Of many friends.
Miss Culver's excellent knowledge of
the work and genial personality have
won high commentator from patron
and friend, and her place, identified
with graciousness and tact, will be
difficult to fill.
Miss Margaret Gray and Miss Ger
trude Gray Of Seattle, who are Mrs.
John H. McNary's nieces and have
been her house guests for several
weeks, returned to their home in Sc
attic Tuesday the fifteenth.
Mrs. Ada Strong went to Portland
for a visit of a week or ten days
with Mrs. Joseph Baumgartner, Mrs.
Lenta Westacott accompanied Mrs.
Strang, remaining until Friday
Mrs Henry Belle returner home on
Thursday from a trip to Portland
and Vancouver, Washington. Mrs.
Harry Hobart and son, Stephen, Of
Vancouver, returned with Mrs. Belle
for visit in Salem.
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1t is a pleasure for her many
friends in Salem to be assured of
Mrs. Alice H. Dodd's rapid recovery
from an operation performed ten
days ago at st. Vincents hospital in
Portland.
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Miss Margaret Eagan of Salem,
who it attending the University of
Oregon, has been assigned an i'm
portant role in classical play to be
presented by the University Dramatic
Club This club has already given
come delightful acting. At the last
commencement, a campus play, GAS
You Like IT, was the novel and ex-
cellent entertaining performance.
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A number of Salem people will 60
to Eugene next Thursday for the
elaborate party to be given at the
Gamma Phi Beta sorority house.
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Miss Maud Durbin passed the
weekend with Miss Rita Steiner at
Belvidere, the summer home of Mrs.
G. II. Crocker, Of San Francisco,
whom Miss Steiner is visiting for an
indefinite period. Miss Durbin is at
tending Mills College at Oakland,
California.
Mrs. Morrison Reid was a week
end guest in Portland and attended
the Ellen Yaw Beach concert in the
Multnomah Hotel Saturday night.
$50
Doctor L. II. Mott, son Of Doctor
and Mrs. w. s. Mott of Salem, has
located in Newport and will make
that city his permanent home. Doc
toe Mott was graduated from North
western Normal College, the Univer-
sity of Oregon and the Willamette
University He has had three years
medical experience in the Jefferson
Medical College of Philadelphia, and
has been associated with his father
in this city. Doctor Mott is staying
at the Abby hotel and his offices are
located in the Western State Bank
building
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Robert Boice Carson will pass Sun
day with the Morrison Reids, at the
Salem Vocal Studio.
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Mrs. Calvin Baine of Newport is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Phoeba
Strong, South Commercial street.
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Miss Emmaline Cline has started
on a trip to Southern California. En-