Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-08

e honor guests at a charming dinner pre-
d sided over by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Nathan Teal.
! Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Graves, of Rose
. burg, motored to Salem yesterday to
. be the guests Of the R. B. Houstons
They will remain until Thursday, when
tney. with the latter and Mrs. Lilburn
t NJ. Boggs will motor to Portland to
pass several days taking in the Rose
Festival Mr., and Mrs, Houston and
their son, Eugene, passed the weekend
with relatives and friends in Eugene
For the pleasure cf Mrs. Albert Ed.
win Hurst, of New York, who is visit
ing in Portland, Mrs. Philip Blumauer
was hostess Saturday afternoon at the
japanese tea room on the meZZanine
floor of the Hotel Multnomah. The
affair was quite infUmal and very pret.
| tily appointed. Bright pink clusters
Of carnations and roses were arranged
with a profusiol Of vine maple and fir
greenery, About 35 guests were in at
tendance. At the tea table Mrs Will
liam FELTON, and Mrs. Stephen Stoddard
presided.
Miss Nell Sykes, graduate Of the
Salem high school, and the Oregon Ag.
ricultural college, who has been teach
| ing domestic science in the Prinevillo
high school, arrived nome Monday for
her summer S vacation. She will be en-
tertained for awhile at Corvallis by
college friends, going over for the grad
uation exercises today,
Quite number Of Salem folk mOtored
to Corvallis today to be present at the
graduating exercises. Salem young peo.
pie who received diplomas were Miss
lucille Chase, Miss Jessie Harriet,
Miss Ethel Yates, Miss May Steusloff,
Lorena Parker, IL. c. Gilbert, Raymond
Chapler and Robert Savage. Miss
Chase was presented the Clara H. Wal.
do prize, Mrs. Waldo personally bestow-
ing the gift, Miss Chase is the daugh,
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. P Chase, Of
North Seventeenth street. Upon her
graduation she will leave for San Fran
cisco, where, with other girls from her
college, she will be representative in
the educational department, beginning
her duties the first Of July. This fall
she plans to enter an eastern college.
Among thcue from here going over
were Mr.. and Mrs. Chase, Mr.. and Mrs
William II. Steusloff, Miss Dorothy
Steuslotf, Mrs, p j. Lucker and Miss
Nell Sykes.
Miss Lura Purvine went to McMinn
vile Friday, where she planned to re
main until after the graduation exer
clses of McMinnvlle college From
) there she win GO to Newberg, where
she viii be the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Nlchard Thurston, returning home with
them Sunday by motor.
Mr., and Mrs. Russell Norman cele
brated their third wedding anniversary
last Saturday June 8, at the home Of
Mrs Moorman's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Mcmillan, of Rose avenue. Tit
guests were given a pleasant surpris,
upon the unexpected arrival of Mis-
vera Mcmillan, who had been out g
town for two months. A wedding din
ner was served and the avening ella,
with an impromntn mnsical nTogran,
f''e ''
Mrs. Elmer Downing. of MacIeov !
the house guest of Mr. and Mrs Gcorg
S Downing. Of East state street .
Today is the annual Flower Missile
and Relief Work dpy for rho Womon
Christian Tempcronce Union md /;
consequence Il large number Of ,Lnt.;n.
uyalids and other pnfor,rnoto noo,I
all over the land were mndc ham, r'Ih, ~
the gifts of beautiful rownrs oma roSp,o
appropriate rcmqmbrnpccs TIo do,. =;
usually recognized In Salon on5 -
Flowers are PARTICULARLY nrolifio NV ~ n,;
time Of the ycnr thn hosnitols yro"o on, 49,,
verified into n howor NJ ioyc,,, Mo-. NU,
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