Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-05

received high prize and Lois Beebe
consolation. Music rendered by Nellie
Binkley on violin, and Hazel Bitney
at piano, was highly appreciated. At
a late hour the girls were invited into
the DINING room and seated around a
large table, centered by bOquet of
bleeding hearts. The hostess was as
sisted by her mother and Avon Nc
Kinney in serving. Those present
were: Misses Ursula Becke, Lois Beebe,
Nettie Broyles, Nellie Binkley, Hazel
Bitney, Ethel Bonney, Gladys Binkley,
Avon Mckinney, Lila Jerman, Sadie
Richards, and Aletha Bitney.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Cochran, old
time residents of Woodburn, have re-
turned from. Portland and will again
occupy their home in this city.
Mrs. Sam Brown and children Of
Gervais, spent Tuesday with her moth
er Mrs. A. Esson.
Oscar Bowers, of Salem, spent We'd
nesday in Woodburn on business.
Miss Gladys Warner left Friday fol
Sheridan where she has a position.
! Mr.. Earl A. Bice, of Woodburn, and
Miss Daisy Smull, of Hall s Addition
were married at the office of Justice
r. +. Hayes Monday, March 29th, al
8 p. m. They will make their home il
Woodburn.
Mrs. A. +. Johnson, of Silverton
spent Tuesday in Woodburn at The
home of Mrs Esson.
Carl Alleman and Geo. ZimmerlC
left for Florence, Oregon, where they
will work this summer,
Mr.. Mortenson of California, ar
rived in Woodburn Thursday to loOl
after his business interest here.
Mrs. c. NJ. Hugill and family lef
Saturday for Clackamas where her hus
band is working They will make thei
future home here.
The Woman's Foreign missionar!
society of the NJ. +. church meet at tn,
home Of Mrs. j. d. Wilson Friday after
noon. After the business meeting al
interesting program was rendered b,
different members Of the society, afte
social time, Mrs. Wilson served
/ delicious lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beach an,
daughter, of Portland, spent Sunda,
with relatives in Woodburn. The,
made the trip in their Ford
The NJ. +. church will hold 81,
O'Clock a. m. service Easter Sunda.
followed by Sacramento services. Their
will be cantata in the evening,
c. c. Goodale spent Sunday in Port
land.
Mrs. c. F. Whitman visited will
Salem friends Saturday.
G. c. Scmucker, Felix 1saacson, San
, Lowery, and Buck Hutchinson o
Aurora, spent Tuesday in Woodburn.
Mrs. j. +. Steelhammer and son
spent Saturday with her father il
Salem.
The Misses Bohn, Of Woodburn, re
turned home after spending a week witt
their grandfather at Monitor
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Balwebber ar
the proud parents Of a son born Tues
day.
Mrs. A. W. Gillis, of Monitor, wa
shopping in Woodburn Saturday.
Mrs. A. Davis and daughter Dori
spent the week with Mrs. w. E. Dayi
at Monitor.
Mrs. j. D. Wilson visited at the hom
Of Mrs. Cook near Monitor last week
Misses Ruth and Esther Dinwoodi
were delightfully."- surprised Wednesda,
evening when Mr., and Mrs. Johl
Dinwoodie invited in a number o
girls to help celebrate their daughter
18th birthday. The house was decor
ated with spring blossoms, and th'
table was centered with a large birth
day cake bedecked with l6 candles. il
one of the games Millie Branigar woi
first prize and Alice Roberts the con
ISOLATION. Misses Ruth and Ester re
ceived many pretty and useful presents z
Those invited were: oriel Campbell
Jessie Hicks, Ida Hendricks, Olive Has
kell, verna Lamb, Alice Roberts, Od'
Schermer, Minnie Settlemier, Milll'
Braniger, Ester Doud, Phoebe Theobald
ofa Stoner, and Pearl Blaekman. -
Misses Gladys and Gwendolyn war
ner spent the weekend in Portland,
! Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Rice, Of seotti
Mills, spent several days in Woodburr