Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-19
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BY AL1NE THOMPSON

Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. Grier, ac'
companied By Mr.. and Mrs. William
IL. Burghardt, Jr., and Mrs Zadoc
Riggs, motored to Oregon City Sunday.
Miss Bertha Oliver returned Sunday
night from u visit to Portland aud
Clackamas. While in Portland Miss
Oliver was the guest Of Miss Alverda
Altman.
The regular meeting Of the North
Salem Woman S club, will be held
Wednesday, tomorrow afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. John Dubuis,
1875 Il street.
A programme has been arranged for
the meeting and will include an inter
esting talk on the treatment of tuber'
culosis in q modern sunitorium by Mrs
Edna Daily, who has nad experience as
n nurse in sanatorium ut Milwaukee.
Dnring the afternoon Mrs. Merlin
Harding viii also favor the members
with vocal solos.
Mrs. William A, Me Glow and daugh.
ter, Helen, of Bay City are visiting
MIc. y. r. hbiNhS'
Mrs. George Palmer Putnam and
small son, David, arrived home last
night from Sound Beach, Conn, where
they have been passing the summer
while Mr.. Putnam was absent at the
border.
A motoring party composed of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph II. Albert, Dr. and
Mrs. j. G. Griffith and children, and
Miss Mildred Virgins went to Claek'
nmas Sunday for picnic. They were
ioined by Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Il. krause
and daughter, Miss Helen Krause of
Portland, and Paul Wallace who is at
Camp withycombc with Company M.
Miss Lyra Miles and her brother
Ross Miles, left Monday for Newbcrl
10 resume their studies at Pacific Col
lcpe. Miss Miles is in her senior
year and Mr.. Miles is taking his third
years work.
A gay little party of last night was
that enjoyed by group of high school
students, who gathered on the PENN
sula for picnic. The young folks
were chaperoned by Miss Olive Che
nault and included Miss Lucille Jones
Miss Doris Churchill Miss Letha Dris
coll, Miss Fern Mortcnscn, Brcymar
Boise, George Weller, Wallace Carson
and Charles Huggins.
Miss Cleo White, who has been the
guest OF her cousin, Miss Nell Sykes FOL
a few days, has returned to her home
in McMinnville.
DIR. and Mrs. II. C. Epley accompan
led Nv Mrs. Gordon McGilchrist, Mrs
Matilda Grant and daughter, Miss
Laura Grant, motored to Portland fol
the week end.
A marriage that has caused rip
pie of plcasurablc surprise is that o
Henry Bolinger, son of Mr.. and Mrs
IA, T.. B3linger, and Miss Mildred En-
dicott OF Albany, which took place II
Vancouver, Wash, Saturday night. AT
ter short honeymoon the young coupl'
will be at home to their many friend
in Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles IL. Fisher mo
tored to Eugene this morning for
brief visit.
An informal dinner was given Sun
day by Mr.. and Mrs Henry Pascoe a
their home l06S North Seventeent
street in compliment 10 Miss Cor
Beach Of Wateryille, Minnesota, VIII
has been their guest for u few day
and Mr.. Pascoes brother, Williai
Pascoe, OF Clarence, Montana, who ha
been visiting them for several weeks
Monday the visitors were the guest
of honor at u dinner presided over b
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred q. Bartholomew.
The regular monthly coffee of th
Jason Lee church will be held at th
church on Wednesday afternoon. Tn
hostesses for the afternoon will be
Mrs. q. Keuscher and Mrs. Derke.
Miss Jennie Pells Of Seattle, arrive
in Salem Sunday to pass the wint'
with her cousin. Mrs. G, 4. Brown q
400 Norta Twenty first street.