Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-30

ter visited a few days with Mrs
Clapp's sister, Mrs Gatchell. They
were on their way home at Lost Nation,
Iowa, after taking in the exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Larsen, of Atwood,
Kansas, are spending few days at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fikan
Mr.. and Mrs. Larsen ere on their way
nome after taking in the fair.
f. N. ST. Helen, of Donald, spent
Tuesday in Woodburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Israeli of Fair
field, Iowa, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Davis last week.
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Chapman have
moved into their beautiful new bunga-
low, which was jus; recently completed.
j. A. Zimmerman and family have
moved to Albany, where they will make
their future hocnc.
Il Mrs. +. w. Settlemier was hostess the
past week to a few friends in honor
of the anniversary Of Mr.. Settlemier s
Oirth. Cards were played during the
evening. Mrs. ScGtlemier served punch
assisted by Mrs. W. A. Chapman. Those
present were: DR.. w. A. Chapman, r.
II. Scott, G. +. Whitman, Walter John
son, w. j. Huntington, j. f. Steelham-
mer, C. +. Whitmal, DR.. o. p. Overton,
l.. Lawrence and j. M. POorman.
Miss Grace Harding was given fare
well surprise party before her departure
for Glendale Tho affair was given
at the hone of her sister, Mrs. Gail
Lansden. The evening was spent with
games and music, after which lunch was
served by Mrs. LanSden. Those present
were: Miss Crescentia Glatt, Miss Flor
ence Casey, Miss Grace Harding, Miss
Ruth Austin, Miss Margaret jackson,
Miss Rose Mccormick, Messrs. Oscar
3 Beck, Roy Scollard, Doyle Jonnson,
Adolph Glatt, Leland Austin and Dewey
=, Bitney
/. Some of Cy Zoder S friends gave him
Q q pleasant surprise Tuesday evening
when they dropped in to help celebrate
p. his birthday. Those attending were
e Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Brown, Mr.. and
G Mrs o. A. Neudel, Mr.. and Mrs. r NJ.
+ Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Brown, Mr..
h and Mrs. Bert Broyles, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Yoakum,
4 Archie Engle, Patrick Kennedy and
e James Forbis.
n The members of the ST. Mary s Epis-
|. CORAL guild met at the home Of Mrs.
T. c. Poorman Wednesday afternoon.
/. After the regular business meeting the
e ladies enjoyed u delicious lunch, served
r by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Austin,
Mrs. kellogg and Mrs. Livesley. Mem
# bers present were: Mrs. II. M. Austin,
d Mrs. r. l.. Guiss, Mrs. Blain McCord,
r. Mrs. H. l.. Gill, Mrs. o. p. Overton,
Mrs. Frank Wolf, Mrs. Ed Boscoe and
e Mrs. Phil Livesley. Guests present
e were: Mrs. Kellogg, of Idaho; Mrs
Ie +. W. Settlemier, Mrs. j. Golden and
Mrs. w. johnson.
IS Mrs f. NJ. Drake entertained few
A. friends at a $500" party, given al
n, her home Friday last Mrs. l.. Lawrence
received first prize and Mrs. o. p
,r Overton the consolation. The rooms
4. were prettily decorated in flowers and
rs ferns. Lunch was served by the hos
tess, assisted by Mrs. l.. H. Shorey. At
h. tending were: Mesdames o. p. Overton
c. h. WASTE c. e. Carloes, c. f. Whit
n man, Alice Kennedy, L. II. Shorey, l.
Lawrence, b. l.. Guiss, w. A Chapman
' j. r. Fitzpatrick and Miss Lucy Waste
of Minneapolis, Minn.
A bunch OF Woodburnites took
4 hike to Silver Creek Falls last weel
= and the trip was made without any ac
cidents or unpleasant affairs. The.
spent four DAYS at the falls and return
ed the first of this week. Those enjoy
ing the outing were; Mr.. and Mrs Hall
Neil Hail. Margaret Hail. Jessie SIMS
le Mrs. 0. G. Willer, Merle Hall, Elli
Mehring, Mana Johnson, of Portland
Glenn Gilbert and Bertha Harbison
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Emmette return
ed the first of the week from Newport
where they have been for the past tw
weeks. m
Misses Ethel Bcmney and Aletna Bit
ney returned Wednesday after wv
weeks outing at Newport.
l. J. +. Fitzpatrick, who was deit
1. gate from Woodburn, who attended tn
III meeting of the conductors and trainme
n of the western railroads at Chicago
returned home Sunday,
o, sam Hardcastle returned Monday
m where he and Ills wife and son wer
;" snendinp their vacation. Mrs. HarG
&c castle and son will remain for a whll
longer. .L. NJ.
Wallace Williams aad daughter, Mn
y rice returned from Newport, wher
they spent four weeks for tne ponea,
of Mr.. williams health, which is grea'
ly improved. ,e woa.o.ao
rs for few days visit with reiat'Ves d
pr Scott s Mills. =. rA1o
Mrs. F. W. Settlemier left InnrsGa i,, s'ia
far Oakland, Cal, where she VIII Wis
~ friends and relatives -. aud Mr.
TX Mr.. and Mrs. 0. p. over',0,nii ,,ii,a ana s, sn,
Alice Kennedy motored to Wiinot o''
~ day