Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-02-20
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WOODBURY. NOTES


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urday for taffy pull. After the candy
was made games and music were the
diversions of the evening. Those in
vited were; Percy Seeley, Helen Wag-
erman, Lloyd Dimmiek, Hazel Magnu-
sen, Floyd Rice, Alta Rice, Elizabeth
and Edna Wilkens.
Mrs. Sarah Kennedy was hostess on
Friday for an elaborate six o'clock
dinner, complimenting the Priscilla
club, at her home on Hayes street. The
table was adorned with holly. A color
scheme was developed with red and
candles and red hearts. The favors
were valentines. The hostess was as
sisted in serving by her mother, Mrs.
S. NJ. Welch. After dinner the club
was delighted by reading by Miss
Laura Bonney Of The Dalles. During
the evening games were featured, Mrs.
Lyman Shorey received prize for best
guessing, Mrs. Robert Scott receiving
the consolation. Mrs. o. P. Overton
won the game played with hearts.
Mrs. B. McCord entertained Satur-
day afternoon at her home on Settle.
mier avenue, with six tables of bridge.
The score cards were in the shape of
valentines hand painted by the host
ess. Card honors fell to Mrs. Stella
Kennedy and Mrs. Robert Scott. The
house decorations were red hearts and
violets. Red hearts strung on a cord
were effectively used at the windows.
After the game a delicious lunch was
served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
r. 9. Poorman. The invited were
Mesdames r. G. Poorman, H, M. Aus
tin, p. A. Livesley, $, A. Livesley, F..
NJ Drake, Robert Scott, L. H. Shorey,
r. w. Settlemier, G. II. Beebe, g. j.
Stanarch o. p. Overton, R. L, Guiss,
h. NJ. Bitney, J. M. Poorman, W. John
son, G. G. Goodale, p. W. Kennedy, W.,
A. Chapman, j. i. Shorey j. G. Steel
hammer, n. G. Emmett, W. Sadler of
Aurora, Fred Dose, II. L. Moore, j.,
Kennedy, j, r. Fitzpatrick, Frank
Proctor Of West Woodburn, Cook Pat.
ten Of Salem, Miss Laura Bonney of
The Dalles, and Mrs. r. b. Houston of
Salem.
Mrs. Cook Patton and daughter Lu-
ella, Of Salem, spent the weekend at
the home of her brother, R. L. Guiss.
Mrs. G. J. Rice and mother, Mrs. d.
MOris, left Wednesday for Satsop,
Wash, to visit at the home of Mrs.
Mars' son, George Maris.
Mrs. R. b, Houston Of Salem, spent
Saturday and Sunday at the home Of
Mrs, b. G.. Emmett.
Mrs. Al Feller of Donald, spent Sat.
urday shopping in Woodburn.
Fred Cornell was a Portland visitor
Sunday
Mrs. j. A. Grover is spending the
week with her daughter, Mrs. Herbert
Berg Of Portland.
Ray Mckinney made trip to Auro-
ha Saturday,
Vesta Marshal Of Gervais spent Sat.
urday in Woodburn.
Mr. Ogle Of Aurora, made a business
trip to Woodburn Saturday
Fred Yergen of Donald spent Tues.
day here on business.
Charles Leith returned home Tues
day from Astoria when he went to at.
tend the funeral Of Mrs. Joe Barnard.
Mrs. Joe Barnard who was found
dead at her home in Astoria last week
was expecting to visit in Woodburn
with Mr.. and Mrs Charles Leith. When
she failed to arrive Mr.. Leith sent a
telegram to find out why she didn Y
come. The neighbors who had not
seen her for several days broke into
her house and found her dead, Her
death was caused by heart trouble,
which she has had for years. Mrs.
Barnard was widow, Her husband
died the e5th of last month, She was
about 55 years old, Mrs, Barnard was
we'll known in Woodburn, ns she has
visited here several times at the homo
Of tho Leiths
Dewey Bitney entertained number
Of his friends at the homo Of his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ Bitncy, The
house was tastofully decorated with
crepe papcr and spring flowers. The
evening passed pleasantly in games
Ipunng the dart in large heart, blind.
folded WIS won by Adolph Glatt A
guessing game was won by Oscar Beck
Glen Jack, getting the consolation
Telling the names Of groceries in sacks
by smelling them was won by Elbert
Chapman Miss Iva Fcllers won first
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