Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-06
WOODBURY. NOTES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

where she win pick hops
Frank Burkey, who has been the
guest of George Brune for the past
week, returned to his home in Port
land. y
Miss Villa Leonard left Tuesday Tor
Klamath Falls, after visiting several
weeks with friends here.
Mrs. R. Richard and daughter, Sadie
visited friends in Aurora Sunday.
NJ G. Dale left Saturday for his
home at westgate, Cal. He has been
the guest of Mrs. Chas. Haas during
his stay in Wooodburn. His daughter,
Hazel, has gone to Salem, where she
will attend school.
Roland Jones, of Portland, visited
several days last week with his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haas
Miss Ida Nehl left Tuesday for Port
land, where she will remain for sever
al days.
Mrs. W. G. Chapman was hostess at
charmingly appointed affair given
at her home Friday, August 20. The
rooms were decorated throughout with
large bouquets of asters. Bridge was
the game played during the afternoon
after which brick ice cream and cake
were served by the hostess, assisted by
Messrs. W. H. Young, Phil Livesley
and F. W. settlemier. Those present
were Messrs. W. Dinwiddie, M. Nc
Cord, L. NJ. Bitney, G. H. Beebe, j.
Mckinney, C. C. GOodale, B. Killen, D.
Settlemier, Rt. Guiss, P. Livesley H.
L. Moore, F. Dose, T. c. PoOrman, D.
M. Poorman, Fl. A. Austin, W. H.
Young, F. w. Settlemier, J W. saddler'
T. Drake, Misse Eleanor Wright and
Marion Young,
Miss Emma Howe of Los Angeles is
the guest of Miss Jessie Allen and
mother.
, Mrs. Walter Schooler returned We'd
nesday after spending several days
picking hops.
One of the most delightful affairs
was given in compliment to Mrs W, P.
.. King of Portland, who has been ex-
tensively entertained before her re-
!. parture for Washington, D. c. Mrs.
IF. w. Settlemier entertained at her
q beautiful home on Walnut avenue on
q Monday afternoon. Bridge was played
- and the fortunate contestants were Mrs.
. w. R. King, Mrs. w. Chapman and
h Mrs. II. Austin. The hall was beauti-
" fully and artistically decorated with a
profusion of yellow flowers and great
barliets of marigold. The yellow scheme
was also carried out through the dain.
ty lunch, which was served by the hos
X tess, assisted by Mrs. w. A.Chapman
n Mrs. Geo, Beebe Mrs. j. NJ. Poorman
Al Misses Aletha Bitney and Lois Beebe
IS Those present were: Messrs. j. NJ
n Poorman, It. c. Poorman, Blair McCord
H. NJ. Austin, Fred Dose, G. II. Beefe
j. Mckinney, r. T. Guiss, Phil Lives
ley, o. P. Overton, f. G.. Emmett, j. L
= Shorey, L, Shorey, T. N. Kennedy,
4 Kennedy L. NJ. Bitney, Robt. Scott, ]
7 H. Steelhammer, H. A. Young, w. H
"A Young, H. L. Hoffard L. Fitzpatrick
W. Shonson, LET. johnson, B. Killen
T. Drake; Misses Aletha Bitney, Haze
y Bitney, Marian Young Mary scollard
Madge scollard, Julia Galgraith Arol
Mckinney, Lillian Cornell; Messrs
: win R. King, F. G. Austin, R, Regner
J S. Guirs of Portland; Messrs. ]. W
saddler, II. L. Bents of Aurora, and A
A. Duley of Tualitin
Miss Helen scollard, who has beer
4 visiting friends here for several days
has returned to her home in Portland
n Albert Clark left for Portland Tues
day, after several days visit with
+ friends here
Miss Fern Parr left Tuesday fol-
West Woodburn, where she will pick
hops,
Miss Mary Pinsker and Miss Bar,
bara Rentz are picking hops near Ger.
vais,
Miss Luella Patton of Portland was
the guest of Mrs. Rt Guiss Tuesday.
4 Mrs. j. w. Saddler was the guest of
Mrs F. w. settlemier Friday.
Mrs, A. Mckay and Miss Agnes
Murphy of st, Paul spent few davs
last week with their grandmother, Mrs.
Chas. Haas.
Mr. and Mrs, E, E. settlemier and
children have returned after spending
several days at Newport.
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