Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03

a SMALL informal supper party
"A was given last night by Mr.. and
= Mrs. .Chauncey Bishop, who enter
tanned few friends for their brother
First Lieutenant Carl d. Gabrielson,
who is home on few weeks furlough.
Those gathering to greet Gabrielson
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Connell
Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde C. Graham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis B. Cross, Mrs. G.
ID. Gabrielson, Mr. and Mrs Frank H.
Spears, Miss Mabel Withycombe, DR..
and Mrs Prince W. Byrd, Miss AIine
! Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. "Jack "
Pratt of Eugene, Captain Philip Fat.
terson and James Young.
Good byes were said yesterday to
Senator and Mrs. Charles L. McNary
who left this morning for Washington,
d. G. Much to the regret of the Nc
Nary 5, Mrs. McNary's mother, Mrs.
M. f. Breyman, was unable to accom-
pany them, owing to illness. She ex-
poets, however, to join them a little
later; going with the Ruben p Boises,
who plan to leave in week or so.
Previous to their departure Senator
and Mrs. MeNary were delightfully."-
feted by their friends
A group of young girls gathered at
the home Of Miss Marjorie Brown, Fri
day night, to participate in little in
formal affair for which she was host
ess in honor of Miss Dorothy Buckner,
who came home last week from o. A..
| G. to pass the holidays.
The guests were Miss Margaret
Legg, Miss Charlotte Croisan, Miss
Louella Patton, Miss Hazel McGil-
christ, Miss Muriel Sleeves, Miss Gla-
dys Harbert, Miss Ruth Jones, Miss
Emma Shook, Miss Helen Moore and
Miss Florence Shirley.
| Mrs. Frederick S. Stewart and SON
Richard Slater, passed the Thanksgiv-
| ing holidays in Portland and were
guests of Judge and Mrs. A. M. Craw'
| ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hooker of Jop'
lin, Montana, are receiving messages
of congratulation from their Salem
| friends, upon the advent of son, born
last Monday. Mrs Hooker was Miss
Ella Rineman, and both she and Mr..
Hooker formerly were residents of this
city.
James Young and Daniel J. Fry, Jr.,
who came home for the Thanksgiving
holidays, returned to Eugene to re-
sumo their studies at the U. S. ord.
nance school last night.
Mrs. F. M. Miles of Portland, is
spending a few days in Salem at the
residence of her relatives, the Judge
F. A. Moores.
She came early last week and was
joined over Thanksgiving by Mr.. Miles
First Lieutenants Clifford and Clint
linus arrived in Salem from the Pre-.
sidio, San FEaneiseo, yesterday morn
ing, and are Yhe guests Of friends for
a few days.
After their visit here the latter will
return to the Presidio and the former
will go to American Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Shields returned
yesterday from Amity, where they
have been visiting since Thanksgiving
with Mrs Shields mother, Mrs. Pat
ty.
Mrs. Tsadore Holman (Ceeelia
Haines) and small son, Alter, have re
turned to their home in Portland, af,
ter spending few days with Mrs. Hol2
man S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ
Haines.
Mrs. Ernest Harold Choate, who has
been confined to her home on account
of illness, and has been obliged to dis
continue her elocution classes will re
sumo teaching on Wednesday the fifth
Pupils who are studying under Mrs
Choate will take up their work again
at the usual hour.
The ladies aid society of the Leslie
Methodist church viii hold their an
tnual bazaar and cooked food sale il
the league room of the church on Wed
nesday December the fifth.
A free lunch and programme ha'
been arranged for the evening.
A meeting of the Junior Guild Of
st. Paul S Episcopal church win b,
held tomorrow afternoon at the resi-
denee Of Mrs. U. G. Shipley,
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