Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-29
By ALINE THOMPSON

I IOTmdHy IutSudy Win a. -uoh6h'i "a
Kensington. The affair was given al
the Catlin residence, where the charm
inc honoree is now visiting. p.
The guests were a few friends OF
Miss Sears, who frequently visits here
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Hofer and at
tractive sons, who have been summer
ing in Alameda, California, are ex
pected home the latter part of August
The Hofers are having a delightful
lsoiourn in California and have devoted
much time to motoring around the bay
Before RETURNING they will tour the
picturesque south.
Mrs. Max o. Buren has had as her
house guest, Mrs. A. E. Glazier of Fort
Madison. Mrs. Glazier left today fol-
] Portland where she will attend the
Pythian Sisters convention, before re-
turning to her nome in the east.
An informal and CAV little party OF
the week was the picnic for when
Miss Laura Grant was hostess today,
complimenting her house guest, Miss
Elizabeth Cox of Tella, Iowa, who will
visit in Salem for about week. Miss
Grant took her guests up the river in
a launch, where a delightful supper
was enjoyed
Those included in the party besides
the hostess and nonor guest, were: Mrs.
Charles L. Knowland, Mrs. Cloyd
Rauch. Mrs. Gerald Volk and her
niece Mrs. Ruth Perkins of Wichita,
Kansas, Miss Mae Rauch, Miss Joy
M, .xl tLn M;ooac Tannia and
Maude Hollister
Miss Margaret Rodgers has gone to
Vancouver, B. c., where she will be the
guest of the T. W. B. London family
for few weeks.
An enjoyable affair of the week was
the informal Kensington given on
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. N. Welch
bidding adieu to Mrs. Charles Fuller,
who is leaving soon to make ner home
in Bremerton, Washington. Mrs.
Weleh asked as her guests the mem
bers of the w. A. S. Club and several
other friends of the honoree.
Late in the afternoon the hostess
served a dainty buffet lunch. -
Those present were: Mrs. Fred Zim'
norman, Mrs. Walter MINER, Mrs. M.
H. Moore, Mrs. Otto Wilson, Mrs. Eu'
gene Rulifson, MRS. j. A. Mason, Mrs.
Roy s. Nelson, Mrs Harry Elgin, Mrs.
Warren Pohle, Mrs. l.. Micklesen, Mrs.
w. r. Kane, Mrs. Chas. Wilson, Misses
Mae, Alice and Mildred Welch, Mrs.
Adoiph Gueffray, Mrs. N. Welch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myers and Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Briton have returned
from several days motor trip to Til
lamOOk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Dick motor,
ed to Portland Friday for brief
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Albert and
Miss Mary Jane Albert left Friday for
an outing at Nye Beach. The Alberts
have one of the most attractive cot
tages on the beach and are among the
Salem folks who summer there every
season.
Neskowin is attracting many Salem
families this season. Dr. and Mrs. X.
f. Lee Steiner left TODAY to open their
cottage for the summer and will en-
tertain guests there during the next
month.
Other Salem folks wao summer there
are, the Frank Durbins and the Daniel
]. Frys Mr.. and Mrs. Durbin, Mrs.
Ralph jackson and Frank Durbin, Jr,
also left today.
Miss Ellen Thielsen mas as her
house guest, Miss Helen Whitney of
Portland. T.
DR.. and Mrs. Carlton W. Smith have
had as their guests, DR.. and Mrs, Hugh
w. Graham, and daughter, Kathleen,
of Flint, Mich, and Mrs. II. f. Lamb
and daughter, Dorothea, of. Detroit,
who are op 10000 mile motor trip
through California, Oregon, Yosemite
Grand Canyon and many other inter
esting and picturesque points.
Mrs. Smith and the Grahams were
school chums, the former having lived
in Michigan when girl
Miss Catnarine Carson is entertain
ing as her house guest, Miss Myrtle Al
bright of Marquim.
Mrs. Carey +. Martin and children
have gone to Eugene and are visiting
Mrs. Idaho Campbell. They will be
Joined. Monday by Mr.. Martin and
will leave for month s outing at Bel
knap Springs.
About 100 members of the Three
Link club and families participated
in the gayeties of picnic given last
night at the fair grounds.
Supper was served In the Christian
church restaurant and j. A. Mills acted
as toastmaster. Many clever toasts
were given during the supper hour in
Guiding responses from Mrs David
Wright, Mrs, w. A. Cummings, Mrs.
Clara Grubble, c. f. Albin, A. L.Ham'
mond, r. w. Simeral and W. A, Cum
mings.
Later short programme was given
and the younger folks enjoyed dane
ing in the Machinery hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. I. Howard enter
tanned informally Friday evening with
few tables of briagc. Their guests
included group of married folks,