Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Melvine Plimpton
are expecting this evening from Port.
land, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.. Terry and
their small children, James and Betty,
Mr. Terry will remain over Sunday and
the family will continue as house
guests for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jay Roberts lit
tie daughter, Helen, who has been seri-
ously i'll, is convalescent, although still
requiring Doctors attention and the
care of nurse.
Mrs. A. W. Strong and Mrs. Fred
eric Thielsen went to Portland Satur-
day, Mrs. Strong returning the same
night. Mrs. Thielsen remained for the
week IS end visit, a guest Of Mrs. G. A.
Belle, and Mr.. Thielsen was a Sunday
visitor.
Mrs. William Brown and her small
grandson, Chandler Brown, arrived
from Seal Rocks Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Brown is returning today, to re-
main for two or three weeks longer,
when Mr. Brown expects to have their
beautiful new beach home completed.
The wedding date for Miss Gully
Cook and Maurice Crumpacker of Port
land, which was announced for octo-
Der twenty-second, has been set ahead,
and October eighth has been decided
upon.
Doctor and Mrs. Harry E. Clay and
Doctor and Mrs Thomas G. Smith, Jr.,
will be Sunday guests Of friends in
Harrisburg.
Mrs Frank Benson arrived in Salem
Friday of last week for a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Benson and with
a number of her friends.
Mrs. Oswald West and her daughter
Helen, who have enjoyed three months
outing at Ecola, Cannon Beach, return.
ed home Sunday, that Helen might en-,
ter school the following day. Mrs
Vests parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. D.
Hutton, Of Portland, are intending to
remain at the beach home during the
winter months.
Mrs. L. U. Josse and Miss Edna JossC
mOtored to Portland, Saturday Of last
week, returning home Monday, after
passing the previous night with 9
friend at Hillsboro.
Miss Mabel Robertson returned Sat
urday from an outing in Newport.
Mrs. J. R. Whitney of Portland wa,
in Salem Saturday and passed the day
with Mrs. E. E. Waters.
Miss Corinne Lachmund and her sis
ter, Miss Floria Lauchmund Of Seattle
arrived in Salem last week Tuesday
They are located at Lausanne hall fo
the winter and will attend Willamett,
university.
After two weeks of delightful visit
ing as house guest of Mrs. Wilson Nc
Nary in Pendleton, Miss Aline Tbomp
son returned last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Gilbert and Mrs
b. o. Schucking motored to southern
Oregon, where they visited relatives il
Medford and were joined by Mrs. Gil
bert s brother and bis wife, Mr. ant
Mrs. r. p. McCully, who were travel
ing in their car. The two automobiles
made a trip to Crater lake and the Sa
lem sojourners returned home Sunda,
by Bend and The Dalles, shipping theii
car to Portland and motoring to salen
from that place,
The young ladies of st. Agnes guilt
of st. Paul's church are planning t
arrange a candy booth in the restauran
at the fair grounds. These young wo
men. are expert candy-makers, anj
never fail to dispose Of any quantity
of homemade sweets placed before tn,
public. The money derived from thit
sale is to be used to defray pledge.
Mrs. S. c. Wall went over to Turnet
Thursday to Judge the art needleworl
at the children s fair.
Leaving Salem last Tuesday for Bal
timore, Maryland, Harvey Maurice Sla
ter will enter upon the third year Of
his medical studies in Johns Hopkins
university, Mr.. Slater is planning I,
pass a portion of his vacation next yea,
in this city with his parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs W. 4. Slater, and will also devot,
some time to hospital inferno work.
Mr. p. F. Goode and Mrs. JosepI