Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-28

MIS-. tlauue hnlRnt OF Inc Odlles,
is spending fair week in Salem as the
guest of her sister, Miss Aline Fawk.
Other guests at the Fawk home are Mr..
and Mrs. James Hayes Of Portland who
arrived today.
Miss Hazel Downing, who has been
spending ten days in Eugene at ler sor-
ority house, the Delta, Delta, Delta,
returned to Salem last evening Miss
Downing was accompanied by Miss Ha-
eel Ralst0n, Miss Olive Risley and Miss
Vera Redman, Of Portland, her sorority
sisters, who will spend few days in
Salem.
Mr. and Mrs Emile Aufranc left this
morning for a week 8 outing at Sal
mon River. During their stay they viii
visit Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Homer form
Salem residents.
Last week at the exposition was an
especially enjoyable one, socially, as
the functions were less formal and par
took Of q more Ultimate, homelike ma
ture. The affairs were quite small and
exceedingly pleasant Among these,
Mrs. Lulu ID. Crandall g reception to
visiting and former Oregonians was a
particularly happy affair Mrs. Cram
dali, who is from The DalIes and a
member Of the Oregon Pioneers assO-
citation, mas come into touch with n
large number OF Oregonians and as a
result her reception was marked by an
attendance OF many guests who had
not been present OF any of tho previous
unqtul funaNtaVu % hn L..g
ing. Assisting Mrs Crandal was her
daughter, Mrs G. w. Brown, Of Idaho,
Mrs. Charles A. Gray Official hostess
and Mrs. Isaac Lee aPtterson, honorary
hostess during d. A. Il. week. The ever
popular loganberry juice Of Oregon,
was enhanced in reputation n little
more at this delightful gathering, waere
guests cnatted informally Of mutual
friends and interests all eenterilg
around Oregon. A great number of
guests wero from The Dalles, thongh
other places were equally well repre-
sented Among those from Salem were
Mrs. Isaac Ice aPtterson, Mrs Seba
Case Wall, Mrs, Edward Dunbar Gran.
dnll, Mrs &. p. Bishop, Harry Il. Gran.
dali, and Mrs. Crandall.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. IL. Townsend, of
Stratton, Nebraska, arrived in Salem,
yesterday to make an extended visit
with their daughter, Mrs. Nellie Town.
send, at her home, $40 Union street.
In response to an invitation from tho
Boy Scouts, Troop No. /, of Salem
Heights, tine Muhe.Low Comp Fire
Girls spent most enjoyable evening in |
the log cabin which has been built by |
the scouts, last Saturday, September |
10Th. A welcome was extended by |
their Scout Master, M. l.. Fulkerson. |
Then huge bonfire was built and af. |
ter engaging Ia sOmo very merry games
all gathered around the fire where an
impromptn program was given which |
was much enjoyed by all. Following
this came the event in which all could
take part, the weiner roast. After
tne weiner roagt, Louie +. Paul enter.
tanned hia guests pleasantly with al
reading, Hiawathn, The setting wns
most IDEAL among the fir trees with
only tho moon ard campfire for light.
A feature Of the evening was search
which onded with basket OF marsh.
mellows as prize. Tao Camp Fire
girls who enjoyed this evening Of fun,
were Arletta Bartlett, Lula Hoglen,
Dora Hegle, Pansy Willard, Mildred
Case, Ruth Petit, Marietta Thompson,
Emily Philips, Dorothy Davidson, Ruth
Caldbeck, Olivo Caldbcck, Edith Byaon,
l,eona Estes, Grace Welborn, Nina
lines aud Mrn. A. o. Davidson guardian.
The Boy Scouts present were: MorriaI
Sawyer, Jay Morris, David Howard,
Carrol Waters, Raymond Wilson. Elton
Thompson, Carl Fisher, Arthur McClain
James Wagner, Gordon Thompaou.
ulenn Morris LOUIS y. Paul, and Nj. l.,
Fulkerson, Scout Master.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thos Arthur and ron.
Kenneth, of Aumsvillc stopped over in
salem the week end ON their return
from Butte, Montana, whore they have
Deon visiting tacir son, Carl Arthur
Mrs Arthur roporte cool weather with
wrap needed nearly all summer, and
real snow storm Just before they
started homo. Thorc Is very little soil
npol tho granite hills, and that In con.
neetion with the sulphur fumes. makes
front yards and flowers nm almost nm.
known quantity. Butte is prosperous
mas about $4,000 population and n large
pay roll. Carl Arthur, who used to be
a Salem boy Is in the meat business in
Butte, end Is secretary Of tho butcaer =
nnion, Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur were glad
70 get back TO the good soil and green
hills OF the Willamette valley. They
were guests while In Salem OF Mrs. Ar. !
thur = mother Mrs. L. \. Keith, 4e5 N. |
ldberty street.
Miss Lizaie Wagner, OF Delta. Colo.
rSdo, Is the guest Of her cousin, Mrs.
Joe Martin ~ g,1en,