Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27
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r R. and Mrs. Daniel ]. Fry, and
l son Dan, Jr., are being well
u coined by their friends after

NR R. and Mrs. Daniel ]. Fry, and
M son Dan, Jr., are being wei
AVA coined by their friends after
an absence of seven weeks, during
which time they have visited most Of
the principal eastern cities. Their trip
was taken early, enabling them to at
ttend the commencement exercises of
their son at the Philadelphia College
of Pharmacy, from which institution he
graduated with honors, in both thesis
and microscopic work. Daniel Fry, ST.
is a graduate of the same college, and
was called upon for an address at the
large banquet given by the alumni of
the college. DR.. and Mrs. Fry were
also attendants at the alumni recep-
ton. Leaving Philadelphia they spent
several days in New York City, were
the guests of friends in Atlantic City,
and also visited in Detroit, Chicago,
kalt Lake City, Kansas City, Sioux
City, Indianapolis, st. Louis, and also
viewed the wonders of the Yellowstone
National Park.
DIR. and Mrs Fry, with their daugh-
ters Jennie and Priscilla, will leave
this week for Neskowin where they
will occupy their cottage for the re-
mainder of the Summer.
Dan Fry, Jr., will be associated with
his father in his well-known local drug
firm.
DR.. and Mrs. Mark s. Skiff left
Saturday morning for Breitenbush
Springs, their son preceding them
several days. They will remain for
several weeks.
Mrs. Bertha Darby ehaperoned the
Endeavor Society on Thursday, when
they enjoyed their annual picnic.
In the party were: Lawrence Brew
er, Clifford Smart, Carl Smith, Hal
Cook, Philip Elliott, Herbert Darby
Wilhelmina Smith, Vera Dilley, Bea
trice Dilley, Mabel Mason, ThelmG
Cook, Marie Cook, Marie Emmons anC
helen Smith.
Returning home from Washington, D
g., Friday night, Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald
Glover are making brief calls and re
ceiving their friends at the home o.
Mrs. Glover 8 parents, General and Mrs
w. H. Byars, on North Commercial
street. Their stay, however, will be al
too brief, Mr.. and Mrs. Glover, will
Mrs. Byars, leaving this week for Cas-
cadia where they will remain durini
the month of August, joining Genera
Byars, wno left for that resort some
time ago.
The Gloyers made their trip by wa
of the Glacier National park, enioyin
an S4mile tour by motor and launc
through this newly recognized wonder
land.
Since Mr. Glover has served as Con
gresham Hawley's secretary, he ha
crossed the continent IA. times, Mr.
Glover acknowledging eight trips. O
their journey east last November the
were accompanied by Mrs. Glover s 81
ter, Mrs. Sherman Thompson, who sper
three delightful months sightseeing an
in attending the large diplomatic an
congressional social functions whic
were given during her stay in Was
ington.
Mrs. Glover is close friend of MIR
Hawley, and with her has enjoyed man
of the noteworthy social events give
by the various sets, as well as partic
pating in the equally delightful thoue
smaller affairs, which fill the days
the women whose husbands are eonnec
ed with the diplomatic, congressiont
senatorial and cabinet circles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glover are loyal Oh
gonians, finding no people or plac
equal to those TO the west.
Should congress adjourn, COngre!
man and Mrs Hawley and their daug
ter, Iras, expect to return to Sale
this fall. Mrs. Hawley, since her HI
band s appointment in Washington, b
been a member of the Congressior
club and has enjoyed all the social pr
tige incidental to such position. M
Hawley, who is considered one of t
prettiest girls of the younger debutar