Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-11-14

Miss Daisy Long, of Hubbard, spent
Thursday with Woodburn friends.
Mary Smith, Of Mt. Angel, was do
ing her fall shopping in WoOdburn
Friday.
Miss Ida Mishler of Hubbard spent
Froday in Woodburn with her sister,
Mrs. Bent KILN.
Ben Dimick, of Salem, was in Wood
burn Sunday looking after his business
interests here.
Gus Lambert and Henry Berger, Of
St, Paul, spent Saturday in Woodburn.
Mrs. Eugene Davidson and daughter,
of st. Paul, were shopping in Wood
burn Saturday.
Fred Kerr, of Aurora, visited friends
in Woodburn Saturday.
H. Ramp, of Brooks, visited Wood
burn Saturday.
H. Freeman, of Broadacres, was in
Woodburn Monday.
Charles Randell of Salem spent Sat
urday and Monday at the home of M.
j. Lindahl.
Roy Rice is treating all his friends
to cigars, as he is the proud father Of
fine girl, born Sunday. Mother aud
daughter are both reported to be doing
nicely.
Harold Austin and Carl Gustefuson
spent Saturday in Albany.
win Goulet spent Saturday in Port
land.
Mrs. j. M. Poorman was shopping in
Portland Thursday.
Blaine McCord spent Friday in sa.
lem.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mckinney returned
home Friday after spending several
weeks at Newport.
Mrs. Frank w. Settlemier went to
Portland Friday to attend the Heilig
theatre
A. f. Austin and ]. R. Landon made
business trip to Portland Friday
Mrs. Aulthouse and daughter, Helen,
returned home after spending week
with Portland relatives.
Mr.. Marshall and daughter Vesta,
of Gervais, spent Monday with their
Woodburn friends.
Mrs. Cook, of Monitor spent Monday
with her daughter, Mrs. W. w. Din
widdie,
Mrs. Cutsforth, of Gervais, shOpped
in Woodburn Monday.
Miss Gala Knowles spent the week
end with her parents in Portland.
Ruth Gilbertson madea business trip
to Portland Thursday.
Phil Livesley made business trip to
Salem Thursday.
Faye Carpenter and Grover Giesy, of
Aurora, were in Woodburn Thursday.
II. Goulet made a business trip to
Salem Thursday.
Mrs. L. Lawrence speut the past week
in Portland with her friends.
Mrs. George Bonney is visiting in
Portland this week.
Grace Lindahl spent Wednesday in
Salem.
Mrs. Steelhammer, Of Silverton, spent
Thursday with Woodburn relatives.
A pleasant meeting held this week,
was that of the 500 club at the home Of
DR.. and Mrs 0. P. Overton, The rooms
were beautiful in decorations Of trail
ing vines, and autumn leaves, large
iardiniers Of chrysanthemums helped in
identifying the rooms. The highest
honor fell to Mrs. w, Johnson, who re.
ceived first prize. Mrs G. G. Goodall
received the consolation. The score
cards were filled by II o'clock, and a
dainty lunch was served by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs r. II. Scott and Mrs
| 6. c. Goodale During the evening Mrs.
Tom Kennedy delighted the club mem.
bers with several Of her best piano So
lections.
Mrs T. G. poorman charmingly en-.
tertained the members Of the Kaffce
Illatsche with fivecourse luncheon
at her home on settlemier avenue Fri.
dny noon. The table attractions were
yellow chryysanthemums an yellow can
dies Novelty place cards decorated
with Dutch figures were used and tho
favors were boxes Of candy. The after
noon was spent by the members work.
ing on their Christmas presents.
Mrs. j. y. stoelhammor entertained
ut her home on Corby street, wedues.
day evening with bridge. The house
was beautiful in decorations Of red and
green. The dining room and living
room were arrayed effectively with red
chryssnthemums, branches Of autumn
leaves and Says Of green filled with
red berries. The score cards were hand.
painted. Mrs y. W, settlemier cap.
turod honor prize. Tho consolation fell
to Mrs George Beebc. A dainty lunch
was served by the hostess assisted by
Mrs. George steelhtmmer and Miss Lois
Beebe The color scheme OF red was ef.