Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21

and her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Lord
from an extended visit in the Orienr
is the source of much joy to their many
friends.
They arrived home today aHd viii
be the guests of Mrs Bernard o. Sehuck
ing lor a few days before going to Sea-
Rocks for the summer.
En- route home the Lords visited
friends in Seattle and Portland.
They have had a delightful trip
They were in Japan for some time and
for four months were in the southern
islands of the Philippines. Later they
went to Baquio, an enchanting sum
mer resort, 5000 feet above Manila.
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The lure of out door life is not equal
ed by any call of a more restricted So
cial nature, and as society folk throw
themselves into the joyous spirit of the
summertime, motoring becomes more
and more essential to their pleasure.
The beaches and mountain resorts
are the mecca for motorists just now
and each week end is crowded with
jolly parties from Salem and elsewhere.
Caseadia always attracts the pleasure
loving in the summer and scores of Sa-
lem folk sojourn there during the sea-
son.
A party of the married contingent
who have been enjoying Sunday pic
mics and week end outings together,
motored to Cascadia yesterday and will
lingeT there over the week end.
Those making up the party are Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel j. Fry and daughter,
Miss Priscilla Fry, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob.
ert E. Downing, Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Craig and daughter, Miss Bernice Craig,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steusloff, Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas G. Minto and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Hartley.
Dr. NJ. E. Pomeroy, who with her son
and daughter.in-iaw, Dr. and Mrs. Ray
Pomeroy, have been in New York and
elsewhere in the east, for the past
month or so are en- route home and are
expected the latter part of next week.
Mr.. Pomeroy who will meet his fam
lily in San Francisco, left Wednesday
night.
DR.. and Mrs. B. L. Sleeves and their
Miss Muriel Sleeves, left
yesterday for trip to Alaska.
They motored as far as Seattle, and
will devote the time from now until
the thirtieth of the month, when they
will sail, to touring interesting places
in Washington and British Columbia.
They win pass the remainder of the
summer in the north returning home
sometime in September. :.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Lieesley mo-
tored home from Agate Beach carly in
the week, returning today. They we're
accompanied by Mrs. Ada Strong.
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A dozen friends and relatives were
the dinner guests of Joseph Doerfler
several days ago. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hiederer and son,
Anton, of Stayton, Mr.. and Mrs. Faust
md daughter Laura of Seattle, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Saub and Mr.. and Mrs. Berg
nan and son, Theodore of Portland.
The Portland party motored to Sa-
EN- and were accompanied by the Miss
IS Mary and Margaret Doerfler, who
nave been visiting in that city for a
'ouple of weeks.
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Laurence Hofer and John Carson mo-t
ored home Friday morning from few |
lays outing at Newport and Agate
3cach.
The Misses josephine and Lenta
who have been visiting
heir uncle and aunt, ~. and Mrs. Har-
Y Stapleton, in Roseburg for the past
wo weeks, came home last night.
Little Zelpha Geraldine White celc-
rated her fifth birthday few days
90 with a motor picnic in the country
| dozen little girl friends shared in the
ayeties, and the little hostess mother
FRS. l.. NJ. White, and Miss Helen Hunt
ook the party to an attractive spot on
he creek for lunch. The afternoon was
lerrily rounded out playing games.
Those asked to participate in the
rolic were Edith Findley, Lorraine Por-
II. Winnifred Woodwork, Pauline
indley, Helen Watcher, Neoma Vada
urns, George Hume of Stayton, Ha-
Fl Martin of Maclcay and Jeanie Viii
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The Misses Zelda and Eleanor Me |
laine of Silverton motored to Salem
asterday for the tennis tournament
i'd were the guests of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauneey Bishop and B
nall sons and Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
oberts came home Tuesday night from o
e beach, where they. with a party
Albany friends, including the Percy
oungs and Harry Cusicks, have been 7
loving few days outing.
They made the trip in the Bishop I
r, visiting several of the beach re-
rts, including Seaside, Gearhart and .
e Tillamook beaches.
Mrs. U. G. Shipley who, with Mr..
lipley, has been enjoying a soiourn !
Seaside and Cannon Beach, will be !
me the first Of the week. Z
Mr.. Shipley returned several days !
o, while Mrs. Shipley remained in !
rtland for a visit. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland S. Geer. with !
cir two young daughters, the Misses Z
ona and Lorena Geer, are planning to ]
we about the first of the month for !
motor trip to California
They will visit relatives in San Jose ]
4 win be away for several weeks. :
Mrs. George NJ. Post and her small Z
/. Hanford Post, will leave early III
, coming month for Union, EaSternl 4
egon, where they will visit Mrs. !