Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-09

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Lind today.
A number of prominent matrons will
gather at the residence of Mrs. John
H. Albert ON Thursday afternoon to be
guests at Kensington for which Mrs.
Albert, Mrs. John D. Sutherland and
Mrs. Charles A. Park will be hostesses.
The guests viii include the members
Of the Thursday afternoon club.
Owing to the request, asking that
all affairs for the benefit of the Red
Cross, arranged after June Is, be post
poned until after the big drive, which
closes June 25, the members of the
Memo club have called off their jitney
dance planned for Tuesday night, June
19 at the armory.
It is the intention however to give
the dance later in the season.
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An informal and gay little picnic
party was given ON Thursday by Miss
Margaret Stolz, who entertained the
R. C. club, composed of a group OF
young girls.
The party, ehaperoned by Mrs. Stolz,
motored out to the Stolz ranch and
spent the afternoon playing tennis and
other games. Later the gayeties were
closed with a delightful picnic lunch.
In the party were Miss Marie Schul-
derman, Miss Ruth Griffith, Miss Pru-
dence Patterson, Miss francis Dick,
Miss Lenta Baumgartner, Miss Gather
inc Hartley and Peter Schulderman and
Richard Stolz.
Mrs. Percy Young, who has been the
guest Of Mrs. John j. Roberts, has re-
turned to her home in Albany.
Mrs. Young came Wednesday to "a
tend the Red Cross benefit, and was ac-
by her daughter, Miss Isa-
bel Ioung, who returned home that
night.
Friends are welcoming Mrs. Charles
GRAY, who has returned from Eugene
where she has been passing the winter.
Mrs. Gray came home early in the
week and will be here for the remain
der of the summer.
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Miss Ruby Busselle of Indianapolis,
was the honor guest, Monday, for an
bridge for which Mrs. o. p.
Hoff was hostess.
Only a. few friends were asked to
meet the visitor who is passing the
summer with her brother and sister-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Busselle.
After the card games Miss Busselle
sang several charming solos, aceompan-
ed by the hostess daughter, Miss Della
Hagan. -
Mrs. Hoff was assisted by Mrs. E. I.
8usselle.
Mrs, Roy 7. Bishop of Pendleton,
who has been the guest of the {. I.
md Chauneey Bishops for few days
eft Tuesday for Portland.
Clarence Bishop who also was here
Turing the week returned to Pendleton
Thursday, remaining over for the Red
Cross dance Wednesday night.
Visiting at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Frederick Il. Thompson, are Mrs.
Thompson s mother and brother-in- law
and sister. Mrs. C. c. Emmel, and Mr.
and Mrs. G. G. Fords, and their daugh-
3er, Jean, of Portland.
They came to attend commencement
# the Willamette University and will
De here for week or more.
Mrs. Ben w. Olcott and small son,
Chester, have gone to Portland for the
week end, and are the guests of Mrs.
1leott IS sister, Mrs. Oswald West.
Miss Margaret Rodgers went to Port
and Yesterday to attend commence
nent at Miss Cathns' school for girls.
Miss Rodgers will visit in Portland
ior about a week and will be the guest
If several of her school chums.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Schulderman and
children, Peter and Marie, will go to
Portland next week for the Rose Festl- |
7al and will be there for several days |
Miss Alta Jones is visiting friends
n Portland for a few weeks and is the
.uest of Miss Mabel Creighton.
Mrs. Guy 0. Smith entertained infor-
nallv on Thursday afternoon, her
yuests being the members of the Raphe-
erian club
The matrons of this club have recent
V formed an auxiliary to the Red
cross, and will gather together through
tut the summer to do Red Cross work. |
Late in the afternoon the hostess
erved refreshments assisted by Mrs.
Roy Shields.
Miss Vivian HargrOve left Wednes-
lay for a several days sojourn in New
,ort, accompanying party of glrl
riends, who are members of the Delta !
du sorority at 0. A. c., of which she
,lso is a member.
Miss Hargrove's S sister. Mrs. E. NJ.
smith of Corvallis is ehaperoning the
'arty.
Mrs. E. S. Lamport left Thursday |
light tor San Francisco, California. She |
will be in the south the greater part of
he summer, and will spend much of /
Ier time with her son, Merrill Lamport,
Who is at the Presidio, with the off |
ers reserve corps.
During her stay in California Mrs.
4amport will be the guest of friends
md relatives.
Coming as a surprise to her many /
riends in Salem was the marriage of /
diss Wenona Rowland to Cecil Riggs /
which took place ON Friday at the home
+ her parents, near MeNary station.
The bride who has been teaching /
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