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

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/ Mrs. George w. Lewis entertaine,
informally ON Monday afternoon witt
a few tables Of bridge, asking as he
guests, a group Of matrons who hav,
been gathering together all season.
Following the usual custom of tn
club the prize money was given to tn,
Red Cross.
Besides the club members Mrs. Lewit
had Mrs. George M. Post, Mrs. John B
Craig, Mrs. Homer H. Smith, Mrs. vii
liam Bell and Mrs. Frederick Lamport
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| Miss Mabel Withycombe came home
Thursday night from the Withycombt
ranch near Union, where she has beer
enjoying several weeks delightful Wis
| it to hF brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Withycombe.
En- route home Miss Withycombe
visited friends in Pendletoun.
Carl Gabrielson left yesterday for
Seaside where he will join Ercel Kay
for several days outing. Gabrielson
and Kay are both golf devotees and
are planning to spend the greater part
of their time while at the beach, on the
links at Gearhart
Mrs. S. Jessup of Boise, Idaho, who
has been passing few weeks in Ore
gon City, as the guest of Mrs. John
Loder, will return to Salem next week
and will visit friends until late in the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. McDougal
entertained Informally on Thursday ev-
ening with a charming dinner party,
in honor of their house guests, Miss
Agnes Mcbride and Miss Irene Camp
bell of Portland, who were among those
coming to Salem to participate in the
tennis tournament.
An artistic arrangement Of pink Dor
othy Perkins roses deeked the table,
around which covers were placed for
Mr.. and Mrs. clyde c.. McDougal of
Buffalo, Miss Mcbride, Miss Campbell,
Miss Aline Thompson, A. b. FTohman
and Catlin Wolford of Portland, Carl
Gabrielson and the hosys.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederic D. Thielsen,
with their three small children, Henry
Wesley, Nancy and Frederic, Jr., will
leave the first of the week for Agate
Beach.
Mrs. Thielsen and the youngsters
will pass several weeks at the shore
and will occupy their cottage there.
Accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs Thom
as B. Kay, DR.. and Mrs. R. E. Lee
Steiner motored to Neskowin Friday
and will pass the week end at the
Steiner cottage, returning Sunday
night.
An informal dinner was presided over
on Thursday evening by DR.. and Mrs.
Harry E. Clay, who entertained several
girls and men from Portland, partici-
pating in the tennis tournament.
Cecil Drummer roses decked the ar
appointed table. Later the par
ty was augmented by a dozen or so
more guests, and the evening was mer-
rily rounded out dancing.
For dinner DR.. and Mrs. Clay's guests |
we're: Miss Stella Fording, Miss Mil
dred Wilson and Olin Lewis of Port |
land, Stanley Fenton and Forrest Brack |
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. Melvin Plimpton
will leave tomorrow morning for Agate |
Beach where they win be the guests |
If the Asahel Bushs for several days.
They will motor to the shore with |
Mr.. Bush, who joins his family each
week end.
Miss Elene Fawk will leave within a
'ew weeks for San Francisco, Calfor-
lia, where she will visit her sister, Mrs.
Jarl Lopey (Maree Fawk.
Miss Fawk was in the south the great
II part of last year, and will again
pend the winter there.
The Fawks have recently sold their
attractive residence on Fairmont Hill,
nd Mrs. Fawk is planning to accom-
any her daughter to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Miles returned
arly in the week from Portland, where
hey visited friends for few days.
During their stay they enjoyed
our of the Columbia Highway. Il
Guests at the residence of Mr.. and
Irs. George Rodgers for the tennis
ournament this week were Miss Bess
owdin of Silverton and the Misses st.
lair and Terry of Portland. All three {
t the girls participated in the tour
ey. Ia
Curtis B. Cross motored to Caseadia
,day TO Join his family. He will re- 5
ain in the mountains over the week I
nd, returning Monday night, accom- I
anied by Mrs. Cross and the children. a
Mrs. Charles Gray left yesterday for g
aseadia to Join her son and daughter
Flaw, Mr.. and Mrs. George William E
ray, who are enjoying an outing there $
II week or so. I
Miss Margaret Rodgers who has been
sitting in Vancouver, B. c., for cou- s
e of weeks as the guest of Miss Zu- a
,te London. will return the middle of h
e week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Fisher mo- p
red TO Eugene Thursday morning, re-
rning yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Myers and /.
lall children, Deryl and Maxine, have he
turned from a delightful motor trip a
the Tillamook beaches.
They spent the greater part of the Al
ne while away at Roekaway, visiting
II View. Neparts and several other
sorts en- route. 50
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Webb and chill IN
en-, who were with the Myers on their q
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