Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-08-16
SOCIETY
Continued from page 81

the summer at SCOTS Mills, mOtOred
over with her brother.in-law, Allen Bel
linger, and remained for few days at
her mothers home, 1853 North Twelfth
street. Mr. Bellinger returning the
same days after transaeting business in
Salem. Mrs. Bellinger returns to Scotts
Mills today, accompanied by Miss Lot
tie Penn, Miss Lucille Kuntz, Mr.. Ralph
Stearns and Mr.. Errol Gilkey.
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Mrs Thomas C. Haley and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Haley, are in Minneap-
oils at present, but intend to join Miss
Genevieve HALEY at Boise later, and all
will return to their home in Portland
some time this month Miss Genevieve
Haley has been studying art in New
York for the past year.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Wood and
family, who have been sojOurning for
a month by the sea at Newport, came
home Wednesday night,
Mr. Fred Tarpley, who has been stu
dying in Paris, France, for the past
year, recently recovered from a serious
illness which confined him to a hOspi-
tai in that city for several weeks. At
present he is touring Switzerland with
friends.
Mr. Frank +. Churchill, director of
Salem branch of the Northwestern Con.
servatOry of Music, and successful pi-
ano instructor, will leave Chicago en-
route home the last of this month. Mr..
Churchill has been studying this sum
mer with Emil Liebling, who is one Of
the foremost piano instructors in this
country or abroad. Mr.. Churchill will
organize his classes Immediately upon
his return.
Doctor and Mrs. J. N. Smith, Miss
Mabel Smith, Lois and their cousin,
Miss Mary Smith, returned early in
the week from Newport where they
passed a delightful three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick s., Stewart
and son Richard are returning today
for an outing at Cascadia.
Mrs Anna CulbertsOn and son, Leon
Augustus, who have been enjoying a
six weeks stay at Long Beach, are
expected home the last of next week,
Mr.. Asahel Bush, Jr., left on Thurs.
day evening for 'The Breakers to
join his family who are located at the
hotel. After ten days they will return
home.
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Mrs Walter Eakin, of Astoria, with
two daughters, Miss Mary and Eleanor
are passing a few weeks on the home.
stead ranch at Arrow, Oregon. They
will return to Astoria for the wedding
of Miss Barbara Eakin next month and
continue their stay at the ranch until
December.
Miss Winifred Byrd returned to Sa.
lem Wednesday, having enjoyed an out.
ing at Seal Rocks.
Mr., and Mrs. Henry X. Goldberg, OF
North Yakima, and their children, Pau
inc and Gilbert, who have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Ball AT
Glenn Acres, Riverside, are returning
home tomorrow
Mrs. George G. Bingham, her niece
Miss Zayda Haney, Miss Alice Bing
ham, and Miss Lucille Belle are ex
pecting to go to Newport next Tuesda,
for short stay,
Miss Beatrice Shelton and Miss Min
Meta Magers went to Portland Tuesday
for Henry Savage 3 presentation of tn,
drama, "Every Woman"
Miss Olive Metcalf returned yester
day from II vacation at Newport.
Miss Irene Howard is the guest O
Mrs. Floyd Shepherd, at SCOTS Mills.
Mrs w, Mclvno Plimpton and chill
dren returned Thursday from a visit il
Portland.
Mrs, George r. pearce and her moth
cr Mrs. Small, went to Portland Tues
day evening and will be guests of rel
atives and friends for a short visit
EH
! During the absenCc of Mr. and Mr.,
Ernst Hofer in Agate Beach, Lawrene
liofer and James Young have bee
Keeping house in the lIofer bungalow.
On her journey to the coast of Main,
Miss 2oc Stockton wrote of delight
ful visit with her cousins, the william