Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-01

Maids and matrcns well known to
Salem society are lending their assist
ance this week at the state fair. Tn
nearly every booth there is a feminine
representative who welcomes the visit
ors. Among those in charge Of booths
and official departments are: Mrs. W.
H. Dancy, Miss Margaret Lovelace,
Miss Elva McElhaney, Mrs A. $. Hus-
sey, Miss Isola Hill, Miss Mollie Run.
corn, Miss Florence Houston, Mrs. Mura
Beeman, former Salem giri; Miss
Ruth Kres, Miss Barbara Steiner, Miss
Rita Steiner, Miss Anna Fischer, Miss
Gertrude Cunningham, Miss Margaret
Cosper; Miss Nanelle Bloom and Miss
Grace Thompson.
Mrs Lizzie Smith, on the official
staff of the Women s Relief Corps, left
this morning on an inspection tour of
southern Oregon She is the assistant
department inspector of the Oregon
chapter and will visit the neighboring
w. r. c. assemblies. After her tour
Mrs Smith will go to Fresno, Cali
fornia, where she will be the guest of
her son, Clarence Smith, until Novem
Der Is.
Miss Elizabeth Schultz, who has
charge of the Lakeview Fairgrounds
work in Pcitland, 80 been the guest
of her PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c..
Schulz, of Center street, since Tues.
DAY. Miss Schultz received special
training in Fairgrounds supervision in
Chicago. In Portland she oversees the
foreign quarter, having small Russian,
German and Austrian children as her
subjects. Her appointment will con.
tinue until November first, the close
of the outdoor Fairgrounds season,
Vivian Dent, brother Of Mrs. R. NJ.
Hofer, who with Mrs. Dent have been
left this morning for central Oregon
points, where they will spend short Wis.
its in Albany, Eugene and Springfield.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry f.. Clay have
planned pleasure trip to eastern Ore
gon. They will leave Saturday and
expect to soiourn for several days at
the beautiful watcrin retreat at Hot
Lake.
DR.. and Mrs. f. H. Thompson, of
North Twenty-first street, returned this
morning from short sojourn in Port
land where they were guests of DIR, anC
Mrs. A. Z. Rockey. The Rockeys have
u delightful country place in Rock
holm,
Miss Junia Todd, preceptress of Lau
same hall at the willamette university
is entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Hen
derson, Of Portland, who mot0red from
the Rose City yesterday.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Guy Abendorth and
son have returned from a sojourn il
Coos Bay, where they have been visit
ing relatives. The Abendorths have
opened thcir new home on Feast State
street.
Ten men from the University Of Ore
gon will be the special entertainers to
night at the fair grounds. The prog
ram Of solos and Stunts will com
mence at 1880 p. m. and will be held
in the auditorium Of the educationa
building, The college men are grouped
as first tenor Phillips, Apperson ard
Sprague; second tenor, Jerard, Langll
aud Bailey; baritone, Mann and Gil
lette; base, Heidenreich and Baker
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Tonight the b. p, o. Elks will have
an informal stag party bonoring tn,
popular players in the Coos Bay banC
and the Portland Ad Club quartet. DR.
r. NJ Emerson, woll.known member
of the Oregon Yacht club and Il member
of the visiting quartet will sing somC
of his fine HawiiOn solos which he hai
given special study.
House guests ot the T, b. Jones homt
on North Commercial street Urc Mrs
W. A. Jones ana children, RosNlic ont
Creighton, ol Joseph, Oregon Mrs. w
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