Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27

set. has been attending fashionable
girls school in Washington, and is very
popular.
A pleasant social afternoon was en-
ioyed last Thursday afternoon by a
number of Salem people who were ask
ed as guests for the day of Mrs j, N.
Groshong of st. Louis, who entertained
with an old-fashioned quilting and ear
pet.making. Mrs. C. l.. Davis was ask
ed as honor guest, the invitational list
also including: Mrs. Lee Atcheson,
Mrs. Charles Davies, Mrs. William Ben
nett, Mrs. Joe Martin, Mrs. Jessie
Macy, Miss Lillian Lehman, Miss Lau-
ane Atcheson, Hugh, Rodney and
Claude Martin, all of Salem, and Mrs
I. +. Mills, Mrs. j. Booster, Mrs. Gal
brath, Mrs. Ben Eppers, Mrs. Eppers,
Mrs. Harold Lathy, Mrs. Aral, Mrs. g..
Aral, Mrs. Charles Moore, Miss Pauline
Aral, Mrs. Briggs. Mrs. II. Kirkwood,
Miss Wanda Miller, Miss Jessie Briggs,
Miss Mary Briggs, Miss Anna Gro.
shong, Miss Margaret Helen Eppers,
Leslie Eppers, Karl Kirkwood, Mr..
Galbrath and Mr.. Onsby.
Raymond Veatch, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. II. Veatch, was pleasantly sur
prised by number of his young
friends who called at his home last
Thursday evening to bid him farewell
prior to his departure to Cottage Grove
where he will spend the summer with
his grandfather, w. II. Veatch. Hif
guests were Marjorie Minton, Leo
more Minton, Magdalene Tufi, Flor
ence Valentine, Mable Mason, Herbert
Mckee, Theodore Tufli, Arthur Buell.
Lillian C per, Glen Craig and Robert
O'Neil
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Brophy, Mr.. ant
, Mrs. George Riches we're weekend Wis
itors in Newport. During their stay
, , they were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harr.
Wenderoth, who are occupying one o
the Savage cottages. They are enter
tanning Mrs. r. B. Jennings sister
, Miss Mauer, and Harry Wiedmer a
their house guests while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Watson are HON
! from a delightful four weeks tou
! through eastern states, arriving in S;
l lem Saturday noon. They were accom-
!. panied east by Miss Maude Durbil
, who with them was entertained by tn
I Senator Chamberlains in Washington
:. D. C. For their pleasure Senator Chan
berlain and daughter, Miss Carrie 1t
v Chamberlain, entertained with charm
o ing luncheon, asking among tn
i guests Miss Gwendolyn Smith, daught'
:. of Hon. c. j. Smith of Portland, an
Mrs. Carolyn b. shelton. Mrs. Chan
!. berlain was unable to preside as no
IS tess, being i'll from the effects of Il
9 intense heat which had prevailed pr
IN vious to their visit
" Mrs. Shelton was also a dinner no
$. tess for them, her invitational list i
# cluding many well known WashingtC
N people.
~ Atlantic City, New York City, Blu
II falo, Niagara Falls, Chicago, Denve
h. Omaha, Detroit, Salt Lake City al
other places of interest were include
c in their itinerary. Going by way
" Salt Lake they had the pleasure of sc
m ing the Garden of the Gods and &
j. contiguous beauty places. Miss Durb
N also accompanied them on their HON
of ward journey as far as Detroit. $
T. win visit there and in Ohio before h
ii, return home, which will probably be
September.
e. The Watsons returned by way of Ca
es ada, stopping at Glacier, near Ban
where they were given the unus'
ss- privilege of scaling one of the INNER
III glaciers.
I'm They were especially fortunate
49, avoiding the unpleasant heat which }
as characterized the eastern summer s.
lal SON each place which they visited
es. ioying a period of perfect weather
y
he Mrs, L. C. Nerod and her two-year-
tie son, Billy, Of Spokane, are spend