Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-10

BOUT dozen little girls reveled
IN the delightful picnic given lit.
tie Frances Matte Martin Sunday
afternoon, in celebration of her sixth
birthday. Mrs. Martin took the children
to the Albert's play grounds for their
frolics, and the afternoon was merriIy
rounded out with games, and a birth
day lunch.
Assisting Mrs. Martin were Mrs.
Mary Rogers and Miss Helen Marcus.
The little girls enjoying the fun were
Mary Alice Gill, Maxine Glover, Nancy
Thielsen, Constance Fox, Elaine Brown,
Bertha Babeock, Marjorie Marcus, Vir,
ginia Berger, Marian Alice Shaw.
Eileen Gibson, Leona Geer, Gywnneth
Edwards and Leona Geer
Miss Frances Stewart of Seattle is
the guest Of Miss Ida Simmons, and
will be here for several days.
Miss Stewart and Miss Simmons we're
classmates at Annie Wrights Seminary
in Tacoma, Wash.
Richard Sedgwick, retired capital.
list OF Richmond, Ind, passed a day or
so in Salem, the latter part of the week
leaving yesterday for the Waldo Hills
to visit the jess Hunt family.
Mr.. Sedgwiek is accompanied by his
young son and sister, Theodore Sedg-
wick and Mrs. Beeson; and while
greeting his friends here was at the
Hotel Marion.
Laterin week or so, they will re-
turn TO Salem for q visit and will be
the guests Of DR.. and Mrs. b. l..
Sleeves, who now are away on motor
trip, but will be home the latter part
the week.
Mrs. Floyd Edgerton who, with her
small daughter, Jacqueline, has been
passing a few days in town returned to
the Rose ranch near Independence yes
terday afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Myers and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Webb
and children left today in their ears
fora trip to the various Oregon beaches
They will be away for about two
weeks and will visit Bar View, Seaside,
Tillamook and other summer resorts,
returning by way Of the Columbia
Highway.
Mrs. George Blower, who arrived in
Salem from California few months
ago to visit relatives, left last week
for Sea View, Wash. where she will
spend several weeks with her sister,
Mrs Elmer Hulden (Beulah Myersl.
Later Mrs. Blower will return to Salem
for visit before going east to join
Mr.. Blower.
Miss Miriam Belt of Spokane, aWsh
who has been visiting in Salem, left
Friday for Portland, en- route TO Berke-
ley, California, where sre will study
voice.
While in Salem Miss Belt was the
guest Of her aunts, Mrs. George G. Bur
mott and Mrs. Edward Weller.
Miss Gladys Cartwright went to Port
land Friday, joining her sister, Miss
Constance Cartwright, who has been
there for some time visiting friends and
relatives. During their visit in Port
land the girls will attend the N. u. A. !
which is being held there this week.
ooon after her return from Portland
Miss Gladys Cartwright will go TO San
Francisco, where she plans to remain
until the early fall
Visiting at the home of Rev. John
OVAL for q few davs are Mrs. Jonas |
Ahlberg- and her daughter, Mrs. Anna
Anderson of Seattle, Wash. Wesley +.
OVAL, son of Rev OVAL is son-in-law
of Mrs. Ahlberg.
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Miss Lylah Baker Of Eugene is the
house guest Of her sister, Mrs. j, Frank
Hughes, and will be here for an indcfi-
mite length Of time.
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The ladies aid society of the Engle
wood United Brethren church will /
noet with Mrs Carrie Chase, president,
AZ her home on North Seventeenth
street Wednesday afternoon. The hours
viii be devoted to sewing for the Sc
ciety.