Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-07

ehJOydUlt independence uuy was
q spent anywhere than that parti-
cipated by a large number of Salem
people who were guests for the day of
Mrs. NJ. A. Stump, her son Fred Stump,
and the c. S. Hamiltons, at the splen-
did j. b. Stump farm, which comprises
nearly 700 acres near Suver. The Salem
contingent, filling numerous autos, mo-
tored to their destination early in the
day, and at | o'clock circlel tables
arranged out of doors beneath magnifi-
cent oak and maple trees, that had wit
messed 80 summers and winters. Fol.
lowing the serving of the several
courses and remaining seated the guests
were furnished an old-fashioned pa
triotic program, including an oration
by Judge Burnett toasts, poems, songs
and storytelling. The splendid acre.
ages, gardens and scenic places all
shared in furnishing interesting enter
tainment during the day.
The guests included: Judge and Mrs.
George H. Burnett, DR.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Cartwright, Mr.. and Mrs. b. II.
Bowman and Mrs. Roxanna White, of
Portland; Werner Breyman, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Brown, Mrs. r. p Boise,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lauterman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Catlin, Miss Margaret Cos
per, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Eldridge, Mr..
and Mrs. A. N. Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs.
i. LAHORE, Mrs. c. B. Kelliher, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ~ Moores, Mr.. and Mrs. P. H.
Raymond. Mr. and Mrs. John Rowland,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Schucking, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Weller, Mrs. Leila Ne
Collum. of Los Angeles; Mr.. James
Linn, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spears, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Hamilton and sons,
Ralph, Arthur and Clarence; Mrs. Ru-
dolph Prael and nieees, Barbara and
Anne Prael, of Portland; Miss Carolyn
Dick, Miss Althea Moore, Ralph Moores,
George Weller. Carl Steiver, of Jeffer.
son; Miss Paula Linn; Miss Nell Thiel-
ron, Miss Ruth Newmeyer, Miss Gladys
and Florence Cartwright, and Lawrence
Purvine.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Hal v.
Bolan celebrated their first wedding an
niverssry, entertaining with. a prettily
appointed dinner. Pink sweet peas and
ferns adorned the table, around which
was seated Mr.. and Mrs. William joan
son, B. E. DIETRICH and Miss Lillian
Meredith and Mrs. Grace MILAN, of
Portland Mr.. and Mrs. Bolan receiv.
ed many lovely gifts and floral expires.
sions of congratulations. Saturday
evening they accompanied their Port
land guests home, where they enjoyed
the William Hodge performance OF
"The Road to Happiness, at the Hcf
Zig theater.
The Y. W. G. A. tennis committee
will meet at the south tennis court OF
the Willamette university campus Wed
nesday afternoon at 5:15 clock.
large number of girls have evidenced
their interest in this form of exercise
and the committee mas requested thai
all who are interested be present OF
this evening to add their names to thu
list already started and to assist il
making plans for future activities.
Miss Grace Lilly (Queen Ann VI,
and her attendants, Miss Marie Bolin
ger and Miss Priscilla Flemming, re
termed from Portland Sunday nigh
after spending two delightful days il
the Rose city, where they went to par
ticipate in the electrical parade givel
Saturday night.
By. special request, Miss Lilly shared
the dias occupied by Queen Thelma o
the Rose carnival. The attendants o
the two queens also were stationed Of
tne royal float, all wearing the robe
which they used at the recent festivals
Accompanying Salem's queen an
maids were Mr.. and Mrs. B. X. Lawsoi
and their guest, Mrs. D. A. Leech, o
California.
Everything possible was done t
make pleasant their stay, their enter
tainment program including dinners
sightseeing tours and visit to tn
Oaks Amusement park.
Numbering As, the members of tn
day was spent with the most enjoyabl
"Nemo" Five Hundred club and the
families, with DR.. and Mrs T. G. Smit
and their guests, Mrs. NJ. A. Goug
and Mrs. A. H. Tatricran, of Astoria, 8
additional guests, motored to the Du
bin ranch Saturday morning, where tn