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"@hitc Wrnba".

S%lbetborrcns eller "thc Wtan
Seetles" iarliNe Surpe - the @hitc
@rllbs" - i~praariageoc iiior Wtaia-
aplerne / noroligc SIIinoia, ipoIise
&isconiin, n~orOIi0e Soma, Minneio-
ia, Wid)iaun og ohio, T%ennipIpania,
Neip Yort, Connecticut og Nem Ser
len Sfaoe Tor Milioncr Souor3. op=
lpIer Observation-Disclosures Gnto=
mologer. Tlagcn par pprre THOR enc
/ 1912, / bpilfet Nar @bitc @rllba
gioroc Sfooc Tor omtrcnt - Mtillio-
ner Collars.
Spor lo1n BELT @hitc 8ruba opcoc
fit S9rperf iibitc Nur, cler hpor man
MI unbcr ToararbciOct opouger Sen
itore @bitc 8rubS / Sorben, ifuloe
Sarmerne tage line T%orholo5re9ler.
Set ejplber at beifptte bette Iars Ip-
ling og ioa pibt mltligt iorebpgge, at
Glagen og EoeIGggcIien blipcr aft
for flor / 1918.
Gen @bite 8rlbS, ipm giorbc
Sfaoe Somumeren 1915, bar rimelig-
bis opbolbt fig / Soroen %interen
ober % fan pcnteS at fonnne nGrn1e-
re Soroiforpen iom flllbitor 2arpe MI
/ slprtl og Wfai. elsie itore 2aroer
bill / nogen lloitrGfning ltpre iig al
9lantereober % iaaleocs fomn1e til
at aicre mere ener minore Sfaoe pdu
Mplingen tioIigt pao Sommercn; men
De bill lpffeligpiS blipe Dormant" |
Mibten al Sunni % tioliet / Sllli for
panbles til Supper. s Spritningen
al Septembcr bill DC bnpe llopiflet Jig
til S~loenbprrer ener Ell Sort Sfarn-
basier, Der forblipcr / SorOen til
Gnnrcn 1917.
ga ben Itore eIer mobne @bite
@rubs iaonel Tom Tltpperne err mere
gnltaalelige og lettere at orGbe peo
9rl,nbigt at orbcioc Sorben, ems Sc
uopifleoe Sloenborrer err, er oct at
~onbefole, at SSarmere pIpier lin Iger-
iorb ioa mart iom mlligt eiter Slli
15oe 1916, flyer Igerbrugsoeporte-
mentets gntomolooer. Spis De no
bifleoe Sloenborrer tiaooeS operpin-
ire Sreb / Soroen, bill De / Woi 1917
fomme no iom "Mop Beetles, l9age
9gg og iaalebeS forberebe eft mt coe-
IGggenbe &lilo al @bite 8rubS, iom
bill epe lit SoelGggeliesperf / 1918.
Sor at minbife Sfaoen, Tom De
1tore @bite @rl,bs rimeligpis fommer
til at onrette uboper Saaren iaar, er
fslgenoe Sorbolosreglcr al Sigtis-
beo:
a.. Spis ct Igeritpffe ifal pleies
ener fultipereS MI ipaar, iaa uolpt
BET slrbeioe iaa IGnge iom mlligt ell
Ter til Sllltningen al Ipril, iaa oisle
ontalte @rllbS faar Sio til at fomnle
ioa nGr SSorblforpen, iom sc snlfer,
pg fan man faa Ell Slot SONS til at
felge efter Tlogen % eoelGgge
@rrbs, er oct uomerfet.
b. llolpt meo Ylantninaen til
15oe ener 20oe Wtai - liot ienere
poiaa ON mlliqt. Seniigten oermeo
er at Iobe oe unge Tlonter iaa ubpifle
fit Hooipltem iaa lent pnn &aaren, at
Bette Mnrs ltore 8rlibs lioen eler IN
gen Inleoning faar til at giere Sfa-
Sc, inben oen bliper Dormant" eQer
folber / Soole tioligt / Sum-.
{. Spor BET cr mtligt, iflllOe man
paa 2anb, Der err befpngt nleo @bite
@rrbs, unogaa at plnnte Wais, 81
motel, Sorbbrr eQer tiolige Toteter.
Som nppnt pil Den ltore @bite
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14
Sacd]ariue I SbeifeiuIo.


@Ioi5 Storcb %(nlminoclig Soitt'
orp Storcb) y Ebefop.
@unb ~ NintS.
CpIe5 StipcIien (tbe Stard) / Iibt
foIot @anN, % tiIisi IL Eint9 fog.
bc0t Gono, ioa oct bIiuer Ell gnuife
inf @IauOing. Mcn5 beb, rpr ino
S%trndninen, oq blanc go0t, iii ser
ingcn &lumper iinoe3. 3iliei ioa
Saccborinen. og pi$p gtnSien 9ritn.
oigt. Ssm MI benne qiiti9e MnSie
oper @p9gct, og rer fraltigt ON oeri,
til ocn giitigc Stipelic err blcpct Gobt
IorOelt oOer Spgaet (caer aorncN
2oo ian &ornet 6Iipe qo0t tsrt. Si6er
fan 0ette giitige @pQ CWfoi3, @peoc
eller on0ct &orn) opbeporc3 iaa IGr.
&c ma enlfer. Qten man bcr merle
Tlolfcrne eIler Sonoene: "FUiiun"!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14
Sarmen % 9apen.
Ttcstf7 uTt N VrafHE wdfmtf N

R,siatrtt a' en- yra,tin Sarmsr.

@riibs, Iom optrGocr ipaar, blloe en-
al De paa Tiltgtcn pprenoe, coeIGg.
acuoc "Ntau Beetles" cher Sloenbor=
rer / 1917, % ira oisie Slocnborrers
9Ga pil iremfomme DC imaa @bite
@rllba, Ser trller nneo at aierc Sfobe
poo Iplii1Qen / 1918. Saainart lie
fan citcr ,Sllli 15oe 1916 Iflllbe Sars
nlerrle / allc beipnatc Stro9 pleic %
bert cncite Stuffe &utb, hpori op-
bagcoe3 Ell iterrc MGngoe @rlibS /
1915 cler itor @rlibs / nogct betpbe-
ligt Intol MI ipaar. Gn Tlog, ser
brGffer op 1Sllrcrnc mco BET iommc,
ocn pcnocr Dem, CT at anbeinle, ellcr
oQlao lfliloc San0ct, citcrat Oct er
pleiet, bites Nrlloigt, iun Soroen Bit
per oobt ople't og alt Sla9S lltri /
Sen foritprrct cher oocloat. Set Mr-
beibc, iom bliuer giort Soften 1916,
bill blipe al itor @etpbning / aampcn
MOB Ben triienbe iSore / 1913. Set
er mnrat % mcget, iorn fan blipe
9iort. Wnn bar at pprc oarpongcn
o9 bolbe liz parnt til at meoc Ticn-
ben meo Gffeft bper @an9, bennc
blotitiaer Jig. @liper ser I. Gr. Sppr-
NE al Sloclborrer / Ipril % Wui
1917 ifllloc mo brll9e "2ontcrn
Craps" ON gtottcn, iomlt iprnp SrGr-
lie meb giftig "Sprap", iorot Sc 81.
b@enborrcr, iom ieger inb / SrGerneS
Sop for Teoe % for at lr9ge sGN,
fan blipc i~lorpboebe. Spimoo Sfto-
Der 15be 1917 ifllloe Smaagrenitnf-
fer % Slootteitpffer blipc plcicoe /
Den @eniigt at faa nbrpboet ing
@bite @rllbs.
Ilt N9erIonb, icn Soften 1917 hi
Ter Jig at uGre befGnat nleb ing
@rltbS, ifltloc plsicS gobt fer Sfto-
Der lite og ~tiliane3 meb Smaaaren
% &lpper bct foIoenbc Mor. Wfai5
eller Yntetcr iflllOe life blipe plantct
paa ioabant 9ano. Wten oct er bra
at laoe 8riie faa goo oerpoa, % bar
man en- Slot SONS meb iig, noar manI
plsier oct, bill bisie giere goo Nptte
o9 bare ri9tig Sulebnge. Spoa9er
man ON &aaren 1918 Ell itsrre
WtGngoe in1aa @rlbs, fan man fra
bisie pente fig nleget onbt / 2ebet al
Sommeren. Saa Smaagrpn eaer
alpper, belit be9ge Sele, paa iligt
2ano; men plant life Mais eler no-
get / &aber oerpan. Ylont Mais,
Toteter og ilige Cling pua Sano, iom
blep bolbt rent cg ernnbiat fllltipe-
ret Iaret fer. 2ao @riie bapne paa
bef9nat 2ano belle Chen, set bertil
er Mnleonine. @riiene er flinfe til
at robe op % fortpre 8rubs.
@~ereIbrils, en- foritanoia. plant
m9siig Gotation, er ferit og fremIt
al @istisbeo iom ct Torebpegelies.
miobel moo observation-disclosures Ser
ling. 5 Sc flelte SilfGloe bill Ell $40
totion al Sabre, alpper o9 Wfois 9is-
re Oenne graaoige "Wtulbore" on=
trent uifabelig. MuiSu9re % iroOige
&leperenge bill Sloenborrerne ip9rme
forbi, l1aar oe / Mai n9lte Nar flppcr
no for at l9gge fine 9gg. Wun bill
life / 1918 finoe mango @rllbs Der.
SIoenborrerne foretr9ffer Snlan.
grenagre, Simoteiiipffer % Stpffer
oGffeoe al llerGs, noor be Ifal beige
Jig Gilgeplaos. Igeritpffer, Oct er
SABRE pao, ltaar Sloenborren begpn-
Ser lin Slrlgt, bill ma finbe ma1ge
@rl,bs pao; men fslger aIeper eiter
SABRE, bill bisie @rllbs life fltnne
gipre flor Sfabe paa set Stpffe. ale-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14
en- Sommer
blanot 6laoiolcr
lNf en- Qammcl @IaoioImou0.l

lWf ell qdllllltl OluoioIl1lullp.
"2ecorob Eoiteu" bar ION beticnot
ipour opertcret @Iaoiol Vea iom Bra
mic. Set bar uit zig, at ser bIonot
pore 2Gicre CT Ell name, %uicre5ie Tor
ocule patre og oiliac @Iouit. D}orge
bnr itrcoct o. ipurgy ON Nnoo o. Rcts
Iebniu8 me0 0eninn til Hlaumu8 %
VIeie al 0j5ie EIonitcr. Ntcoetior at
irorc b0er cuteIt bar Vi iormduct en-
gamncI erioreu @IaoioImouo % &lou
iiereliter Ill AT ifriue ell lien Gpttci
ON 9IaOjoIer % oercs SteI ira lIgc til
llge eitcriont Sommcreu guor. &c,
iom er jntcre5ieret / 0lomitcr. bsr Der.
ior ira iorlt Al t.ippe Ms o. Qiemme
oi5ic GputIer, o9 noar 6c'tcu t0mmer,
nil Sc have en- bel linen p%ro.tiit gre, %
moriom 6oauobog / @Iaoiolour!niug.
20 oiteu"5 Neo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14

per er Ell glpIing, @bite @riib5 life
bar itor Hoab meb. Man paaltaar,
at alppcrcn "ninter-finS" ilemt / ipo-
lige Miaconiin, norolige SninoiS o.
anbre Stcber / oct Streg al Saroct
men oltfor ofte fommer bernie "@in-
ter-aiaing" berai, of &leperen life er
I~ipsfraftig nof. 2onoet fan bore for
ooorliat / SGpb % for fatti9t pau
&olf. Tna goot bppoet falfe- Soro
bill nof &lsperen funne lepe Sinterell
oper be Der nrpntc Steber % bore
frobiat ooiao. gn nnoen cling er
set, at 7arnerne burbe orbne Jig ilig,
at minblt muliet al beres Sano b9r
Simoteiaplinger og Smaagrsnaplin'
ger / 1917, Ga SIbenborrerne err at
pente. SiIili,t ber BET felgenbe Star,
/ 1918 aItiaa, Iais planteS pao
Maisgrunb og 5imotei og Smaa9rsn
aples paa set 2ano, oct bar Smoa-
aren % 5in1otei paa 9(aret Tor.
Taab % @inf.
WelfefanOer, iom noget al Sortln-
ningen err 9aoet al, ifuloe Ser life
fomme Wtelf ener Slebe / mere. sc
nlaa eilten fosicres ener igien fortin-
mes.
Toteter pil bape rig, bpb, los,
gobt brpneret Sorb. Wtua DC bGpoeS,
ifltIoe man BRUCE Stalogipoiel, Der
bar raoonet gobt, men alorig unber
nogen Smitrnoigbeo fcrif StaIogioo-
iel.
- ut plunte 9artrGr e1er "gper-
areens", hpis Meober err blepne op.
terfcoe, er crfesleit slrbeioe. Nuor
nlalt hcltter Srpr, @rlfe og Tlul1ter,
man bar orbret, ifulbe ma bape meo
Tia ct paaot Seiteopffen at oGffe oper
Dem meo, iii man fonrner biem.
Sonlnle laber fine Srpr, 9ltife oa on
bre Ylonter blioe mere eller millore
iortcrfebc, inoen sc %plantes, og naor
DC iad life gror, giuer De Splgeren
Sfploen. %rr life en- al ois'e,
9(rbeibc, Sfolerbbannelie %
Sea - @lio hiplpc ct bpert Barn,
inm life iaor lin fllloe Nnoel / oiaie
ire pigti9e Sing ilnoer Sppcrtenl
Gen cngelife 9fegiering bar |
Torcneoc Stoter % Canada beitilt
600 Miaioncr aanber "@cef Step".
Sper aonoe ifaI inocbolbe eft GilnO
"Step", bpori err S Ounces "@eci".
4 Ounces &iiengrpn, 1 Ounce Sen-
rer, 1 Ounce 500, I Ounce 8lllroo,
iomt I Ounce ilpbenoe Stoi. Oct
pil toge en- Iterre Sioro SIagtfrea.
tl,rer cg en- itsrre Hiienarpna9er %
aisffenbope, enc noqen al os bar Jet,
iii at IpIoe biSic 500 Wiaioner ann-
Der.
Tisiniect Spineitien en- Sang
iblonot meo ulPbifet aalf. Get er CT
biligt og gobt SorebpggeIiesmioSel
MOB @riiefolera % andre 6ar'oter.
- Iroiesior Sanien bar meo Selo
iaaet Mlialia iii of pore % tribes |
reaniuttige Srofter / Spb Safota.
San iatte no @IiaIiaplanter / Haber
% f~ultipereoe Tom / Ell Waisager. iii
IlIaIiaen begpnote of bGffe Soroen.
Sioen tlarer Ben Jig ielu.
8ooc Welfcfller pil oIiio brin-
&c ell goo Tris, e1ten areaturpriier-
nc er gobe eaer baarIige. Get lsnner
Zig berior at IG9ge Tino paa at iebe
op gooe &uer. enten man bar @rug
Tor Dem ielp, eler man iPIger Dem.
en- flor Slof Sens lenner liz
icm Heael life iorholospi5 iaa goot
iom ell minbre Slof. 0e. iom orIoer
SsnieapI / itor WaaIeitof, oeIcr Ser
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14
White Diarrhea

NIrre Ben Seq Ter Der meIoes ON
iIa mango. Der mlitcr 'lue imud NrQius
Ger ueo @blte GiorrhcI. buorf0r lcS rll
iortGue min Sriariu1. SeQ ple'coe n
nliite mango AZ famine aurilg. foris9te
mango g}loler og b1rNe oultreut op9icet
6aabet 5om iloiic (j,r,uQt icrote lea nj
@aItcr Rcmcou So. =. :. &uter!oo.
Sopd OtiollQerc AZ %GwouI. "a Tor Be
res @alto @bIte EluUrbed Henleop. Seq
bruQte 10 Doc Batter. cgorTtteoe 300
@bite @rduootIe3 o1 mrteoe ittc en- enc
lie cQer buuoe uoJen ina efter at have
Gupcuot gieojcineu oG mine Nnltuaer er
ltgrrc OF iuuoere emo uogcuiinoe Ter. Sea
bar iuuoet Nettc NlrWu be,r puuIloc,iQJ
o1 altio iuutl g}io.tt NJ. ouIgUltuoe.
Mrs Is y} Gru0ihGm. E~clcou5ielo. IN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14
6Iddioler!

Gum 0oQpnoerne bar .agt lin
Gift poo [uIlponer, ina bar alneri'
~faueruc lagt ia eiter GIaoioIer
Cenue itcteIiJc @.onit iaa rig
paa Observation-Disclosures. ar
aianncm AruosnirJ "a uioenlfuoe.
la IurtuinI bItt III ale Naoer3
Fruo. Sngcn &Ionlit cguer Jig lom
@laoioleu I'll al iUtte ! Bale
oens nloitruoigc @angeI poa Quit
Of oeus ltu,tge Taruer Qisr oen III
en- heit itattet &Iomit | SD5eiuer %
paa NoipitGl2t o. bporiombeIit man
swter At Oetorerc MED SIomiter.
@la0iolloQcn pIante@ / Gluten al
Nprll eller / &eJnuocIien al Nai
belt / Io3 MIulOioro. Cen pIantcs
> CONNER opbt "a meo / Sommers
ReQemrum @looloIeu bIomitrer /
Auluit.
"Seeurnh.T oiten" bar siurt Ir.
rnnaemeut meS eli @nrtuer, ium sr
Svecialin / @iaoiulsr, ON at ifafie
us spg, % vi fun ocriur ira M al
tilbu pore glbouneutcr | SunH ND
ieotc MlaoiOllea liuriti;lige Tnruer)
fur Den biliae %ris al % Geut0 81
Ter mco Soften" 81 "a
CT Nar Tor
Nhl er Set Sioen az b5itiae SereS
@~laoiolcr. SroreS e~rpeocreS pr. ONT
%gancuoe,
y. HuunSien Enbl. Gu.,
Seeorab, Sofua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-14
Bent life.

&eur ittt Until &bjte Siarrbeu bar
tapei 0uluoe.eu eller 10 SrcoieNele Al
nlnc Npululcv. Nuo oer lie iua Nooirs
ne. gar iorbereoI. Sirip loug. SuN os
bcpiie Tor oig. az @nlto piI forcbpQpc
@blte Einrrbea. Gem eiter 5oc 2GIe
pau Dor @aruutI oiue Eeuge tilbage
ON life ilIfreos. WALKER REMEDY
CO., Sc. 3, Waterloo, Iowa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-19
AURORA SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs. Fred Yergen entertained large
party at $500" Saturday night. Mrs.
l.. NJ. Bitney was awarded the first
prize for ladies and Miss Noma Yergen
the consolation. The mems prize went
to A. D. Yergen. Refreshments were
served at midnight.
The guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Crisell, Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL.
Monroe, Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Swan, Mr.,
and Mrs. Ed Vadnais, Mrs. Geise, Miss
Geise, and Miss Miller of Portland,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Bitney, Misses Haz'
ell and Aetna Bitney and Dewey Bit
ney of Woodburn, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S.
hoskins, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Walker,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. s. Quinn, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. P. Feller, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Feller. Mr.. and Mrs. John Barkman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Geisy and Loren
Geisy, Arthur Staples and joan Sta
pies of Donald, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Yergen,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Yergen, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. See, Miss Mona Yergen,
Ray Yergen, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Yer
gen, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Yergen, Mr.
and Mrs. Robt. Crisell, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. n. Crisell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Sad
leT. MI. anu MIS-. n. W. hlduSts W
and Mrs. +. L. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Ehlen, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ehlen
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Beuts, Misses Lieta
and Velma Bents and Dell Yergen of
Aurora.
A delightful $500" party was given
by Mrs. Chris Geisy last Friday even
ing in honor of her daughter, Mrs. E.
E. Brett, who is here from California,
The house was attractively decorated
and delicious refreshments were served
after which there wer esons and in
strumental selections by Mrs. F. B.
Fargo, Mrs. F. L. Miller, Miss Hazel
Bitney, Mrs. j. W. Sadler, Mrs. G. n.
Hickok and tae Misses Fargo.
Miss Hazel Bitney won the first
prize and Mrs. Fred Yergen the Sec
ond. Those present were Mrs. E. E.
Brett, the guest of honor of San Ca
briel, California, Mrs. Merton Skinner
of Anaheim, California, Mrs. Ed Vad-
nais, Mrs. A. A. Crisell, the Misses
Fargo of Portland, Mrs. L. NJ. Bitney,
Miss Hazel Bitney and Miss Aletha
Bitney of Woodburn, Mrs. Fred B.
Fargo of Fargo, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. j.
F. Miller and Mrs. Chas. Hoskins of
Donald, Mrs. N. C. Wescott, Mrs. G. A.
Ehlen, Mrs. VIM. Kraus, Mrs. H. L.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-19
Y. W. c. A. NOTES
X X X * * X x * X x x X x

A new branch of the Y. w. c. A.
work will be established in the fall,
with the organization of educational
classes at the association building.
Courses will be given IN Domestic
Science, millinery and dressmaking and
other classes will be formed if suit
able number for elias, work make the
demand. Miss Mabel Withycombe has
been appointed member of the educa-
tional committee of which Mrs. Alice
H. Dodd is chairman. The work will
be formulated under methods similar
to those used in other cities.
Miss Kathervn Jones has returned
from motoring up the Mckenzie river,
and weeks stay at Belknap springs
Miss Katherine Perlich, wlo has
been a guest at the Y. w. G. A. for
several weeks, has gone to Portland.
Miss Perlich- has taken up her duties IN
the art department of olds, Workman
and King.
Miss Grace Maxwell of Seattle will
arrive in Salem the latter part OF the
week, en- route from Los Angeles
where she has been spending her va
cation. Miss Maxwell is city secre-
tary of the northwest field, and will
be guest at the association building
during her stay in the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-19

numbering three hundred. Interesting
talks were given during the afternoon
by Miss Knowland, Mrs. C. w. Boesch-
en-, Mrs. c. A. Park, Mrs. E. C. Minton
and Miss Beryl Holt. Seasonable dec
orations of golden glow and dahlias
were effectively arranged. Miss Know
land was favored with genuine re-
minder of the state that was formerly
her home, in the shape of loganberry
punch, Oregon IS distinctive drink,
which was served the guests, Assist
ing Mrs. Farmer in serving We're Mrs.
Ivan Farmer and Mrs. Clifford Farmer.
The reception was attended by large
number of the honor guests old time
friends. Miss Knowland who has been
the house guest of Mrs. Farmer, left
Sunday for Astoria, where she will vls-
it relatives before leaving for Detroit,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-19
BE.LL..ANe s
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
provesit. 25cat all druggists.

Bents, Mrs. A. D. Yergen, Mrs. G. W.
Gergen, Mrs, Jas. Ogle, Mrs. Fred Yer
gen, Mrs. f. l.. Miller, Mrs. Z. G. Car
penter, Mrs. Guy N. Hikok, Mrs. j. w,
Saddler, Miss Lieta Bents and Miss
Velma Bents.
A very pleasant surprise was given
on Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rueck, Jr, Mr.. j.
Rueck, Sr., and Mr.. Carl Rueck Sunday,
August 18th at their home ON the Mo
lalla. Dinner was spread on tables un-
der the trees. There was singing in
the afternoon. Those present We're:
J. Rueck, Sr, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rueck,
Jr., Carl Rueck, Rev. and Mrs. H.
Bruess. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hoffman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Erbsland, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas Keil, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Pardey, Mrs. John Lettenmaier, Fred
peter, Mr. and Mrs. Il. Meter, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Nordhausen, Mrs. Sporal-
sky, Mrs. G. Nordhausen, Mrs. Phoebe
Wager, Portland; Mr.. and Mrs, Hugo
2. Keil, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Keil, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Muessig, Miss Erica
Miss Minnie Lettenmaier,
Miss Sidonie Nordhausen, Miss Wrie-
da Pardey, E. w. Hoffman, Otto Keil,
William Sporlasky, Henry Pardey, Geo.
Pardey and Dick Nordhausen.
A large crowd visited Wilhoit
Springs Sunday. Among those who
made the trip were Mr.. and Mrs. II.
L. Bents and family, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Wescott; Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. D. Leabo and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Fry and family and Miss
Van Vleet, Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Wolf.
er and Mr.. and Mrs. p. ii. Tucker, Jas.
McGill. Andrew Bachert and the
Misses NcAllister all Of Aurora or vi,
cinity. Mrs. Young and family OF
Wilsonville also spent the day at the
springs. In the afternoon G. A. Cone
and family motored in from Donald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Avon Jesse were among
those on the camp grounds.
Peggy Sadler, aged four, was the
guest of honor at dinner party Sat
urday at the home Of Mrs. Frank Set
tlemeier of Woodburn, that date being
Mrs. Settlemeicr's birthday also. Two
birthday cakes graeed the table, one
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-19

NOCIETY turned feminine the other
day and gave away secret. She
- confessed her agel Oh, but that
must remain confession! Suffice to
say, that once upon time, Society was
a CAV debutante, and had first sea-
son like regular debutante, and had
the world at her feet, like a modern
,iebutante. Then it was, in her first
season, that Society tossed her CO.
auettish curls and told the rest of us
what should be done in all the seasons
70 come after. Among other commands,
Society decreed that August should
forever after be the Dull month of her
reign, and be dismissed by all society
caroniclers, as precisely thus,-Dull'
And so it has been, dull. But this has
been a duller August than all the Aug
usts before. And the reason lies far
afield, where none of us can see IT.
down on the Mexican border. Had any
mere man dared to boast few months
past, that with one hundred and fifty
units of the masculine element with
drawn, Society would grow wan and
talk of going into a decline-imaglne
the RESULT A series of Eve and Eve
parties would have been the outcome,
merely to prove tnat Society could still
pursue its gay and wonted course,
without mere man. But, one hundred
and fifty of these mere men are gone
now and Society is pensive, when not
east down; echoes, indeed the matron
Mt the Benefit Tea, who said, 'There 8
no fun doing for me, till my boy
comes back
But Society forgets to sigh and rises
merrily to the occasion, in the way OF
benefits for the dependents of Com
pany M, O. n. g., the very latest be-
ing Silver Tea at the Y. W. I. A.
club rooms, on Wednesday, under the
auspices of the Salem Patriotic League
A profusion of deeptoned sweet peas
graced the drawing rooms, where n
musical program was given. Various
numbers were contributed by Miss
Frances Cameron, Miss Mignon Oliver,
Miss Ruth Schultz, Mrs. G. Il. Terwil'
Tiger, Professor T. S. Roberts, Mrs.
Carlton Smith and Miss Lucille Barton.
Miss 2. Galloway, the Misses McGil-
christ, Mrs. d. W. HARRISON and Miss
Cleveland assisted in the serving and
Mrs. William McGilchrist, Sr., Mrs. A.
N. Moores, Mrs. X. S. Wallace and Mrs.
William Galloway poured. Assisting
about the rooms were Mrs. y. A. Ell,
lott, Mrs. w. G. Aekerman, Mrs. David
Wright, Mrs. Chauncey Bishop. Tle
proceeds in the neighborhood of five
dollars will be added to the growing
sum in the treasury of the Patriotic
League.
Several novel benefits are being
planned for the very near future, fea-
turing musical and gala treats, certain
TO prove strong drawing cards.
Motor trips to noted points of scenic
interest, are proving more and more
popular as the most delightful manner
of entertaining out of town guests dur
ing the vacation season, and have quite
taken precedence this week over the
regular round of formal affairs, which
commonly fill to overflowing the So
cial calendar of the busy maids and
matrons, on the advent of the latest
arrival in question:. A trip offering
numerous and distinctive possibilities
of pleasure to the motorist was the ex-
tended sojourn, taken this week, when
a party composed of Mr. and Mrs. A.
N. Bush, their house guests, DIR. and