Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22

the Iapltal city OF oregon. Her ar
rival is expected some til lie in Septem-
ber, when she will be the guest of Mr.. |
and Mrs. A. l.. johnson, Of 1892 North
Eighteenth street.
A family reunion was enjoyed Thurs
day when Judge and Mrs. George H.
Burnett, with their sister, Mrs. T.. SMELL
ing, of Albany, and Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin, of lafayette, went I'd McMinnville
to jointly celebrate that event and the
birthday anniversary of Mr.. Martin.
The latter is a nephew Of Judge Bur
nett. An all-day picnic W as held in the
McMinnville city park. The j. A. Mel.
son and Ira Nelson families. of Nc.
Minnville, were the hosts of the party.
Mrs. Henry w. Meyers returned Mon
day from fortnight visit in Seattle.
She brought back with her little Miss
Helen Jordan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
r. N. Jordan, of Seattle, who win re-
main for short visit. Mrs. Meyers
was guest at the Jordan home in Se-
attic.
Friday Mrs. Meyers was greatly
pleased to learn through letter from
the east that her friend, Miss Richard
son, of Brooklyn, New York, who has
been in Europe during the past two
years, is safe and nappy in Bremen.
Miss Richardson is a istant relative
of Mrs. Meyers and several years ago
visited her in Salem.
Miss Gertrude Meyers, of Baltimore,
will accompany H. w. Meyers on the
latter's return trip from the east next
week. Miss Meyers is a cousin of the
II. w. Meyers and her event as a guest
in Salem is pleasantly anticipated.
Miss Thelma Blessing was the in.
spiration of delightful porch party,
when Miss Louise Maund entertained
with cards at the home of Mrs. J. II.
Alberts, Thursday afternoon, August 20.
High card honor was captured by
Miss Helen Neugebauer, and Marybelle
Reinhart received consolation. The
color motif was yellow, and was taste
fully carried out in decorations and re-
freshments.
Those present were: Misses Thelma
Blessing, Helen Neugebauer, Esther
Lucas, Stanis Andersen, Mary Sun,
Frances Goodenough, Marybelle Rein
hart, Katie Reinhart, Louise Maund.
Il
Contributing to the pleasure of 90
patients and attendants at the state
sanitarium for tuberculosis, members of
! the EDWorth League of the First Meth
odist Episcopal churc gave readings and
songs there Wednesday night.
DR.. Bellinger took the party out in
mis- machine. The entertainers were the
Misses Grace and Elva Smith, who sang,
accompanied by Miss Norma Walton,
and Miss Lulu r. walton, who read
several selections.
/ Miss Mildred Trindle entertained
classmates of the Oregon normal school
4 Thursday afternoon at 'clock, in
honor Of the Misses Edith and Beulah
Jennings of Davenport, Nebr. A five
hcomse luncheon was served amidst pret-
ty decorations of white and pink sweet
peas, which were artistically bowled.
The guests were: The Misses Edith
Jennings, Beulah jennings, Edita Flu
4 gate, Isa Constable, Lotta Wilson, Ruth
Fugate, Mrs. w. H. Peterson, Mrs. o,
N. Goobins and Miss Ethel Trindle.
The Miss Edith and eBuah Jennings
who have been the house guests of the
Misses Trindle at the Trindle home OF
420 South Twenty-secdnd street, will
leave Monday for California, where
they will tour shortly before returning
to their nome in Nebraska.
A pretty mid-week luncheon was Civ
en- Wednesday when Mrs. II. d. Kim
ball entertained group of friends in
formally at her home on the Willamette
university grounds. Nasturtiums, artis
tieally arranged, lent dainty summery
decoration. Covers were laid for eight
Mrs. Olive and Nell slaster, o.
Charleston, Wash, are visiting thei
aunt, Mrs. S. 0. Long, on East Oak
: They arrived Wednesday and will visi
over the weekend.
DR.. and Mrs. B. G. Burton and Mr
and Mrs. f. B. Toothaere are spending
their vacation at Cascadia. They will
return Sunday.
Miss Mono Hildebrand left Wednes
day for an indefinite visit with he
grandmother in Portland.
DR.. and Mrs. H. G. Epley- left We'd
fnesday for Jacksonville, Ore, wher
they were called by the illness of I
relative, Mrs. T. T. Shaw. Mrs. Levi
and Glen Lewis accompanied the Ep
leys. If Mrs. Shaw RECEIVERS rapidly tn
party will return Tuesday of next week
Complimenting Mrs. Fletcher Homar
who leaves September first for Bostor
Mrs. !. H. Van Winkle dispensed hos
pitality Wednesday afternoon to tn
ladies OF tae neighborhood who so keer
ly will feel the departure of the Homa
family. There were twentythrae guests
Radiant in the livinE-rOOm were tn
deep red geranium decorations and tn
$ dining-room, where ices were servet
c was a bower Of pink and white swet
peas, intermingled with roses. in b'
half of the guests, Mrs. Robert Eaki
!, presented Mrs. ,HOman with han6
d some cut glass fern dish and cut glas
0 cream and sugar set She expresse