Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-08-24

Keen regret is being felt by the hosts
of friends of w. r. Skaters at their
decision to move to Portland, where
they will locate permanently, joining
Judge Slater, who has been associated
with attorney John Manning of Port
land for the past two years. The Sla-
ters will reside at 76S Marshall street,
near the Good Samaritan hospital,
where Miss Lillian Slater is in train
ing. Miss Leila Slater will continue
with her music. Mrs. Slater and her
daughter plan to leave on Monday.
The family will be keenly missed in
local society circles, having resided in
Salem many years. Mrs. Russell Cat
lin will entertain informally tomorrow
afternoon, honoring Mrs. Slater.
Mr. and Mrs. Chauneey Bishop and
sons, Robert Cnauncey and Charles
Kay, motored home yesterday from
Agate Beach, where they passed the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs S. NJ. Endicott enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday night, at
their home on Church street, h0noring
Mrs. H. B. Allen of Wichita, Kansas.
Covers were laid for five, besides the
hosts. Those circling the table were
Mrs. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Volk,
and Mr.. and Mrs s. s. East.
Miss Edith Carter Kinney will leave
tomorrow morning for Spokane, where
sne will have charge of the Spanish de-
partment in the Lewis and Clark high
school the coming winter. En- route,
Miss Kinney will visit friends in Ia
coma and Seattle, arriving in Spokane
for the beginning of the fall term, ear
ly in September.
C. d. Gabrielson left this morning
for Imperial Beach, where he will visit
his son, Corporal Carl Gabrielson of
Company M. Mr. Gabriels0n will be
gone two weeks, making San Diego his
headquarters, during his stay at the
border.
Miss Minnetta Magers returned yes
terday afternoon from ten days visit
in Portland at the home of ner broth
er, Judge j. Il. Mayors. During her
stay, Miss Magers took number of
delightful sightseeing trips to interest
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In compliment to Miss Anne Shan
non Monroe, authoress, Mrs. Edgar b.
Piper entertained at dinner last night.
Covers were laid for Miss Monroe, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Carriek Burke, Miss
Myrtle Gram, Tom Dobson, John Lo-
gan, Mr.. and Mrs. Piper and members
of the family.-Oregonian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Cross and chill
dren motored home last evening from
two weeks outing at Neskowin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Chapler are
being felicitated upon the arrival of
daughter yesterday at the Salem nos-
pital, TO be named Marguerite Jane.
Mrs. Chapter before her marriage, was
Miss Marguerite Ostrander.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James T. Chinook are, Mr., Chin
noek's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Chin
mock, his sister, Mrs. G.. w. Evans, and
her husband, accompanied by their
daughter, Miss Marie Evans. The par
ty motored up from Portland for few
days visit.
Henry Moody, Miss Ella Moody and
Mrs. S. w. Selee of Hanson avenue, ac.
companied by Mrs. N. T. Hellyer, have
returned from a delightful motoring
trip up the Columbia Highway Start
ing from Portland, the party spent the
night at Cascade Rock, returning the
following morning. Stops were made at
various points of interest along the
highway, including Horsetail Falls,
Wahkeena Falls, Shepherds Dell, Cloud
Cap Inn, Crown Point, and Multnomah
Falls. They motored home by way of
the Pacific Highway.
Miss Alethea Anderson returned
nome yesterday after spending few
days in Portland visiting with friends.
The SEVENTEEN birthday anniversary