Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-28

operation at a Salem hospital the first
of the week.
! VIM. Shields is learning to walk with
lerutches these days on account of hav-
ing cut hrs foot badly last Saturday,
while splitting wood.
/ Mrs. Cynthia Gilbert and Walter Il
Ruiz" were married ~ Salem on Wed
nesday of this week. Mi. Ruble is
farmss IN this vicinity and Mrs. hrbic
sis>or Af T. Coltrin. This est NAB
couple k,vc a host of friends who rx.
Etend heartiest congratulations.
Mts. & W. Loo mis- lGithtfully cuter-
tained her Sunday school class at h1
home on East Hill Saturday afternoon.
There were nine little maidens present
and a fine time is reported.
Miss Kora Brown was n charming
hostess at a party given thc teachers of
| the grade schools of Silvcrtor ct the
home of her parents last Friday night.
The festival spirit Of the good St Pat
rick reigned throughout the evening.
! Refreshments of ice cream and cake
was served and a very ple0saht time
reported
/ Mrs. Mathews, of Dee, Ore, came The
first Of the week to assist in caring for
her mother, Mrs. VIM. Copral, who is
very sick at her home on Mill street
! Mrs. George Hurst, who underwent
an operation at the Salem hospital a
short time ago, is at home again but not
tentirely recovered from the effects Of
the injury that was the cause Of the
operation.
Miss Elma Hutton returned home
| from Salem Thursday after E. pleasant
visit with her sister, Mrs. Osburn.
Mrs. Jesse Clucas will entertain the
Mizpah Circle at her home on MaGaine
street Wednesday, March %,
Mrs. Charles Blanden and little son
came the last of the week from Port
land for an over Sunday visit with Mr..
Blanden, who has been surveying for
the Silver Falls Timber company.
Mrs. VIM. Moores enjoyed visit
from her mother, Mrs. James Hicks of
Woodburn, and a sister, Mrs. L, L.
Jones, of Camas, Wash, ON Wednesday
of this week.
Mrs. Will Arthur, who has been back
in Minnesota a couple of months tC
visit her parents, returned home on
Sunday night.
Brice Mckinley is spending the week
with relatives at Oregon Jity and
Portland
Miss Ella Dolan was the guest ot a
lena friends the first of this wees
Mrs. r. L. Woleott accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Harley smith, were
Portland shoppers the first Of the week.
Mrs. w. A. Knapp came home on
Wednesday from California, where she
has been spending the past winter with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. Cass
The funeral of little Bessie Beulah
Booth, the five-months-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Booth, was held
from the chapel Saturday afternoon,
March rs. Rev. White conducted p
services and iuterment was made in the
Silverton cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs C. o. Bursell, who were
formerly OF the Scanty district, but liv-
ing near Monmouth at present, brought
their three-year-old child here for burial
Sunday afternoon A short service Of
prayer and song was held at the grave.
Vernon Woleott was pleasantly sur.
lprised last Thur,dav night at the home
os his sister, Mrs Harley Smith, VIZ
number of his friends came in for a
social evening Games and music were
the diversions of the evening and de-
lieious lunch was served. Those pres.
ent were; Mrs Gertrude Smith, the
Misses Grace Woleott. Carrie Anderson.
Nettie Resheim, Elma Grindle aud Eima
Hutton; Messrs. Harley Smith, Willis
Cooley, Clarence Rosheim, Fred Cavun-
der, Martin Smith and Vernon Wol2ott.
One of the most enjoyable affairs Of
the past week was q surprise party on
Friday night at the j. W. Tallman home
given in honor Of Miss Maurip' Tai
man 5 birthday by goodly numbcr Of
her friends. Music and games of va
rious kinds were enjoyed until late