Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-17

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ava ed from Tillamook, where they
{, have been enjoying an outing for the
past week or so.
Miss Cornelia Marvin and Miss Mary
Stewart Foster of Wisconsin left today
for an outing at Neah- Kah- Me.
Miss Marvin will return Tuesday.
The many friends Of Carl Gabrielson
and Roy Barth will regret to know that
they are leaving Monday for San Fran
cisco, Cal, to enter the officers train
ing camp at the Preside.
Mrs David L. Matheny of Tacoma
is the guest of Mrs. f. G. Fishburn.
Mrs. Matheny, who is pioneer of
Marion county, formerly made her
home in Salem.
Mrs. Esther Plumer Schreiber, wild
ow of the late George Roemer Schrei-
Der, is visiting at the home of her par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. G.. w. Plumer, of
South Fourteenth street. Mrs. Schrei
ber will remain in Salem for about tive
weeks before going to San Francisco,
Cal, from where she will sail Septem-
Der the first for Marking, China, to
attend the language school.
After the year S work in Marking
University, she will take charge of a
girls boarding school in China.
Miss Clara Ahrens of Turner is spend
ing the week end in Salem as the guest
of Miss Bertha Propp.
Mrs. Catherine Hewlett returned
Wednesday from Portland, where she
went early in the week, to attend the
reception given on Tuesday night by
the Department of Oregon, U. S. w
", in honor of Colonel Carle Abrams
of this city, past state commander of
the order, and Mrs. Cora Thompson,
past department president
The affair was held at the local
lodge rooms in the court house and
was one of the most interesting func
tions in Portland this week. Close to
200 members of the u. s. w. V. from
various parts of the state gathered in
Portland for the occasion, and the ev-
ening was made memorable by Adiu-
tant General White who gave an in
teresting address.
During the evening Colonel Abrams
and Mrs. Thompson were presented
with the Jewel" by Mrs. Hewlett,
the new president, and George A. Mix
elson, the new commander, in apprecia
tion of their splendid work.
Later a short programme was given
and the evening was rounded out with
dancing.
Miss Alice Dabney was hostess yes
terday at a smart luncheon in compli |
ment to Miss Marion Sampson, presi
dent of the alumnae of Miss MeClin
took 5 school at oston. Miss Sampson
is visiting here from the east and is |
being extensively feted by Portland |
girls who were her friends at school. /
Among those invited to the luncheon |
were Mrs, Glenn Sigel (Helen Krausse)
Mrs. Chester Moores( Lueen Moreland) /
Mrs. Sinclair Wilson (Katherine Wood
ward), Mrs. Gerald Beebe MARY Liv-
ingston), Miss Catherine Beck, Miss
Helen Page, Mrs. Charles Stolte. The
decorations were in blue and gold, the
school colors.-oregonian.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Fertig of Los An
geles. Cal. who have been visiting Mr..
uhu 4hASs y. H. cHNuSi VI A4cstiS stiOVts
left today for Portland
En- route home the visitors will again
make short visit in Salem.
The marriage of Miss May Shedeck
to Hilge f. Donaldson took place on
noon at the home of the
groom, on 54s South Fourteenth street,
Rev. G. w. Plumer officiating.
The young couple left for motor
trip, and upon their return will be at
home to their friends at 1000 South
Fifteenth street
Mrs. Frank o. Hatfield, past grand
chief of the Pythian Sisters lodge Of
Idaho, who has been spending a few
days in Salem, left for her home in
Ilo, yesterday
The Loyal Women S class of the First
Christian church was entertained in the
church parlors yesterday afternoon. At
ter short business session the follow
ing program was given;