Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-07-13
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Miss Laura Lyman, a student of
Whitman college and resident of
Walla Walla, reume1 home last
Thursday after deIlgh tful visit with
Miss Frances POhle, Miss Lyman
stopped over after atteIRding the con
ference at Gearhart, OF the Young
Woman's Christian ASS ociatiOn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Per2,y Frederick
Schrock are comfortably settled in the
fine, new parsonage Of the First Bap-
tlst church
MISS Cora Hammock IS passing three
weeks at Walla Walla- visiting her
sister, Mrs. George DooE Ege.
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Miss Cora TalkngtOp accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris AhRrahams when
they went to Portland Last Thursday
for the Elks' festivities.
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Miss Helen Ladd and Miss Sara NC
Gully, of Portland we're Mrs. William
c. Knighton's automobile guests In
today's parade Of decorated cars.
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Mrs. H. Pohle, accom- panied by her
niece, Miss Mae TakerEnire, went to
Portland July fourth, foE a short stay
before visiting relatives in Seattle.
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Reverend P. s. Knisht is enter
tanning his granddaughtsrs, Helen and
Claire Stringer, Of SAn Francisco,
who, in company with their companion
Mrs. Charlotte Davis, wi IL remain un-
til some time in August.
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Miss Ethel Thomas wa the guest OF
her brother, Mr. A. l.. Thomas at
Ocean View, until her mothers arri-
val. They are occupying cottage
for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Ryan. of
$50 North Capitol street, and their
sons, Donald and Mars nall, are set
tied in their Nye BeacEa cottage, for
the summer.
Mrs. Homer Smith en6ertained very
Informally last Tuesday afternoon
with three tables'Oi five hundred. Mrs.
Lock captured honor Prize.
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Mrs. Paul Rasmussen and Miss Eva
Bellinger were hOstessess- at Mrs. Ras-
mussen's home last Monday evening
when crowd Of irlends showered
Miss Mae GremmelS bri de-eleCt, with
collection Of mIsCella9eous articles
daintily wrapped, and sp- read over the
dining table. The roOn4 was beauti-
fully garnished with profuslon of
Shasta daisies and bril- liant nastur-
tlums The honorees chair was placed
before this most INVITING mound of
mysterious packages After the Joy
of revealing all the tire assures, a de-
lightful social hour was passed in the
living room, with It's wealth of sweet
peas in many varieties
Misses Anna and Kate Schirmer as
sisted the hostesses In Serving love-
ly luncheon. The iren9s making up.
this shower party nClu ding the hos
tesses and the assslants, were. Mrs.
Kopplein, Mrs L. P, -AldriCh, Mrs.
Floyd Boyington, Mrs. l.. Curtis, Mrs.
James McBvoy Mrs AUGUST schaffer,
Miss Florence Smith, Miss Jessie
Rock, Miss Edith Schru9k, Miss Mar
garet Carter, Miss Mildred Baker, Miss
Ella Kooplin, Miss Efzie Needham,
Miss Hazel Price Miss Ella Kooplin,
Miss Leona Graber and Miss Esther
Gremmels.
The school districts Of Hazel Green
and Middle Grove entertained on July
fourth with picnic, program of mu-
sic and readings, and athletics sports.
Mr.. Thomas Walker tenSered the use
of his grove for day OF hilarty, and
several hundred people 1vailed them
selves Of this oppOrtuni ty for enjoy
ment. At ten-thlrty o. clock in the
morning the day was Op@ned with the
patriotic program which began with
America" sang by the choir, and the
invocation by Mrs Bertha Peoples.
Mr. George Swegle as 8 ElDeaker of the
day, followed with line address and
also read portion Of tn e Declaration
of Independence Miss Myrtle Cart
wright gave plano solo, "Flower
Song Ada Latham a re- citation, Co
lumbia" was sung by th@ choir. Fol-
lowing this was an Indi AN club drill,
with piano acc0mpanlm -ient by Lony
Peoples, a song %MamHy's shufflin'
Dance" Herman Race, Earl lsham
and Frank Race, who re Asponded with
Monkey on String, for encore.
These were costume soIEgs and were
heartily enjoyed. Miss Myrtle Cart
wright gave Wreck Of the Titanic" a
piano solo; twelve girls presented a
flag drill under direction Of Mrs. Peo-
pies, which was the geI-ln of the pro-
gram. A wand drill was given by Ha-
ze Green boys. The closing number
was "Star spangled Banner" The
afternoon was given over to athletic
sports. In the fiftyJard dash for girls
Myrtle Cartwright was FIRST and Miss
Esther Gremmels seCon d. Time As
seconds.
Mrs. w. Melvin PlImp ton and chill
dren are expected home tomorrow.
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Mr.. Paul Wallace returned today
from a sojoum Of ten weeks in the
middle west and eastern cities,