Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-21
WOODBURY. NEWS
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Woodburn, Ore Aug. 2l.-Mrs. r.
Guiss entertained a few friends at her
home Monday afternoon in honor of
her guest, Miss Elsie Calkins, of Sc.
attic. Those invited wore; Mrs. Z. A.
Livesley, Mrs. d. C. Cowles and Mrs.
II. NJ. Austin.
Mrs, +, W. Seitemior entertained
Friday afternoon in honor Of Mrs. w.
X. King, of Washington, d. c. Guests
from out of town were; Mrs, W. r.,
King, Mrs. j. II, Spdlcr, Of Aurora;
Mrs. Geo. Kellogg, Of Wciser Idaho;
Mrs. j. W. Allen, Of San Francisco
and Mrs. Frank Miller, of Aurora,
Mrs. Robert Scott Friday evening
entertained the members of the Needle.
craft and few friends at $500. ~ Mrs.
| c. +. Whitman awarded the prizes
The rooms We're decorated with
pink asters and pink roses. Mrs. Scott
was assisted in serving lunch by her
daughter, Bonney; Mrs Walter johnson
and Margaret Beck Mrs. Alice Ken.
nedy played several selections on the
piano. Those present were: Mrs. j. w.
I.Allen, Mrs. Alice Kennedy, Mrs. X. L..
IGuiss, Mrs w. II. Johnson, Mrs. H.
Lawrence, Mrs, b. Killen, Mrs +. W..
Sottlemier, Mrs. j, NJ. Poorman, Mrs.
G. +. Whitman, Mrs G. C. Goodale, Mrs.
10. p. Ovcrton and Mrs. l.. NJ, Bitney
A crowd Of young people enjoyed a
lpicnic at WOlfcr's Springs Friday last.
A big bonfire was built and delight.
ful time was had in toasting marsh.
mallows and eating watermelms, ice
cream and cake.
Mr. Ellsworth Riches, Of this city,
and Miss Nina Shields, Of Orange, Cal,
were married al tnat place July 81. 1t
came as a surprise 70 Mr. Riches Wood.
burn friends, as he had not spoken Of
his intentions. Mr. and Mrs. Riches
will make their home in Woodburn aft.
er short hOneym0m,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. r. Settemicr en-.
tertained at a lawn party Tuesday even.
ing in honor Of Mr. and Mrs. +. Il.
Christensen. who will leave soon for
Alicel, Ore, where Mr.. Christensen has
accepted n position as principal Of the
school. There were about 30 present
and goul time was nad by all. Re.
freshmcnts were served by the hostess,
assisted by her son and daughter.
A picnic was held Sunday at Silver
Creek Falls. The crowd were taken
there in large auto truck Those en-.
ioying the day we're: Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Wright Mr. and Mrs. A. Neu.
del, Mr. aud Mrs g n. Carloos Mr.. aud
Mrs. w. II. Broylcs, Mr. and Mrs. Theo
Nehl. Mr.. and Mrs Ivan Dimck, Mr.
aud Mrs. II. Hail Misses Lillian Cha.
Ipelle Il. Bycrs and Archie Engle.
Mrs. X. l.. Gui,s entertained few
friends at whist Tuesday evening for
the pleasure of her guest, Miss Elsie
Calkins, or Seattle Tnose present were:
Mrs. Geo. Kellogg Mrs r. g. Pouman,
Miss Avon Mckinney Messrs, j. r..
Mckinney Eugene Riches and W. b.
Gin.
Clarence Bruno returned Saturday
from Newport
Mrs. Homer Alcman visited friends
in Geryais Thursday
Miss Sadie Richards has returned
home after spending a week at New.
port.
Mr.. w. Burgoync, Of New Era, Wis
itod friends here Friday.
Miss Elsie Calklns, OF Seattle, is the
guest of Mrs r. Guiss.
Mr.. and Mrs Ivan Dimick, Of this
city, and the formers parents, Mr. aud
Mrs ID. r. Dimick, Of Candy, left Tues.
day for two weeks outing at Lone
Rock They are making the trip by
auto.
Raymond Fisher and Miss Katherine
Evans motored 10 Salem Sunday with
Mr.. Il. 4. Randall aud Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Iickox, and attended the theater.
Mrs. y. Knutson and son spent Tues.
day in Siyerton.
Miss Barbara Hagnaw visited friends
in Portland Last week.
II. A. Cornell arrived home wednes.
day after a two weeks outing at New.
port.
Mrs. II. J. Miller, II Hutehison, Kas
and daughter, Mrs. Heldt, Of Minncapo.
lis, MINI, are visiting at the home Of