Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-04

and their small son, David Binney Put
nam, left today for their old home IN
Bend, Oregon, en- route east.
The Putnams expect to make their
home in the east, but as their plans
will be indefinite until after the war,
they will divide the time between now
and then with the senior Putnams in
New ork, and the Binneys, Mrs. Put
MANS parents. En- route east they will
linger for few days in Yellowstone
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Putnam are very popu-
tar in Salem, and their departure is the
source Of much regret to their host OF
friends.
Miss Echo Hunt and Miss Emma
Waldorf entertained informally on
Monday night, at the home of the for
mer on Marion street, in honor of Miss
Ruby Baker, who left Tuesday morning
for Hood River.
The guests included the members of
the La Area club and few friends,
and the honoree was presented with an
attractive ruby ring, a gift of remm-
brance from the club.
Miss Baker has a wide circle of
friends in Salem, and her departure is
the source Of much regret.
Those gathering to bid farewell to
Miss Baker were Miss Marie Hovdebo,
Miss Amy Hughes, Miss Bertha Wal
dorf. Miss Winnie Baker, Miss Essie
Prime, Miss Estella Wilson, Miss May
belle Brassfield, Miss Helen Savage,
Miss Dorothy Andersen, Miss Cleo Ken
non, Miss Grace Hunt, Miss Stanis An
dresen, Miss Echo Hunt, Miss Emma
Waldorf, Mrs. Clifton Baker, Mrs Clair
Vibbert, Mrs. H. st. Helens, Mrs. Ell
mer Armstrong, Mrs. Fay Collins, Mrs.
William Zosel, Mrs. Charlton and Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Hunt.
Miss Margery Marvin left today for
, Olympia, Wash, where she will be the
guest of Mrs. Nathaniel Roberts (Selma
Hansen) for week or so. Before com
ing home Miss Marvin also will visit
friends in Seattle, and her brother,
Fred Marvin, who is summering at the
Hespecides Inn, in Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Downing and
their daughter, Miss Hazelle Downing,
i are planning to leave next week for a
soicurn at Bay Ocean. They will motor
to the beach and will be away for a
week or two.
Miss Mabel Robertson left today for
a week end visit in Hood River, hav.
ing motored there with a party OF
!, friends. trr
Tuesday, Miss Robertson will go tt
lSeal Rocks, where she will be the CUES
lof Miss Elizabeth Lord for few days
before going to Waldport for an out
ling
An informal supper party was givel
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. 3
j. Miles, who entertained for three at
Itractive visitors, Miss Jessie Feighne
of Marion, Ind, and the Misses Clar'
and Louise Cottle of Boston, Mass
who are passing the summer Ill Salen
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Volk.
Covers for 8 were arranged about
table prettily adorned with daisies AM
roses.
Miss Rita Steiner left this mormn
! for a short visit in Portland.
Mrs. William skinner Of San Frar
! cisco, formerly Of Salem, arrived las
. night and is visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weidmer are b
. ing congratulated upon the advent OF
4 daughter, born last Sunday, She wi
: be called Helen Florence.
The Misses Nettie and LaVerne Gil
son have returned from Seaside, wnel
they have been spending their vacation
Mrs. f. Cooke Patton has returne'
4 after delightful motor trip to Illi
nook as the guest of her brother-l
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Rigner of Portland,
Mr.. and Mrs, William II. Burghart
Jr., entertained very informally
Thursday evening, with little far
! we'll dinner party in honor of Mr.. al
Mrs. George Palmer Putnam, who lie
: today for Bend, Oregon. Their gues
numbered six of the married set
Miss Catharine Carson left Wedne
dav for Seattle, Washington, where s.
viii be the guest of her aunt, Mrs. y
j. Rideley, for few weeks.
:. En- route to Seattle, Miss Carson W
y visi. friends in Portland for day
d so.
= Mrs. w. Melvin Plimpton and h
two children, sherman and Janet, W
i leave Monday for West Lake. whe
they win spend the remainder o1 I
summer with Mrs. Phmpton. pareh
Mr.. and Mrs, H. G. Campbell.
Mrs. Thomas Gerber of San Franc
co. Cal, arrived in Salem Thursday a
- is the guest of Mrs. Ardee Wallace
:. the Court Apartments.
Mrs, Gerber will visit in Salem
two or three weeks and will be JON
n later hv Mr.. Gerber, who is the co
mereial manager of the Pacific coz
division of the United Press assoc
tion in San Francisco.
Mrs. Gerber formerly was MISS MA
anne Smith Of Portland.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Whitney Boise Of Po
land are passing the week end IN
4 lem. and are the guests of their re
S tivcs, the Ruben P. Boise
Mrs. Chester A. Moores Queen Mo
landl who has been the guest Of
parents, Judge and Mrs. j. Z. M9
RN land, for several DAYS. returned 10
home in Portland Thursday.
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