Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-08
By ALINE THOMPSON


tand their small son, John Oaks, O
Jamison, Oregon.
The Oaks are planning to come II
Salem during the holidays and will
be with Mrs. Oaks parents, Mr.. aqt
Mrs. Albert Heron.
Mrs. Oaks as Miss Leila Heron, wa
very popular in Salem and her visit
here will be the source of much JOY tC
her host of old friends, who have MOI
had an opportunity of seeing this at
tractive young matron in several years
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Miss Harriet Griffith, the young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Irwin Grif.
fifth, entertained a group of the young.
er contingent last night, with an in
formal theater party at the Oregon,
followed by supper at the Spa.
The affair was on the occasion of
of the young hostess birthday
cluded Miss Mary Jane Albert, Miss
Margaret Griffith, Miss Maxine Buren
Miss Josephine Baumgartner, Miss
Milton Steiner, Charles Robertson, Jr,
Ralph Wilson and Harold Millard
Mrs. G. p. Bishop has gone to
Brownsville for a visit, and will be
away until the middle of next week.
Miss Mabel Withycombe will be
hostess for an informal evening on
Wednesday, when dozen or more
girls will assemble to knit.
Her guests win include the same lit
A.. Il IL L
gathering together for these delightful
affairs since early in the season.
Thursday night, luiss FleAee HO-
fer entertained with similaf affair.
Mrs William H. Lytle, who has besfi
in Portland for the past week or so,
came home Wednesday. While there
she divided her time between Mrs C.
G. Sabine and Mrs, J. R. Bowles.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Gabrielson, ac
companied by their son, and grandsq1
First Lieutenant Carl Gabrielson and
Master Robert Bishop, returned Friday
from few days sojourn in Portland.
Mrs. Gabrielson and the boys went
to Portland Tuesday to meet Mr.. Ca
brielson, who arrived there the same
DAY from spokane.
Thursday, Lieutenant Gabrielson at
tended the Lambert-Snow nuptials.
Mrs. George G. Meyers, who has been
here for the past few weeks attending
to business interests, returned to San
Francisco last night.
During her stay, Mrs. Meyers spent
her leisure time with old friends and
Friends of the Meyers will be sorry
to know that Mr.. Meyers health is
and that their sojourn in
the south will be indefinite, if not per-
manent
Mrs. Henry ]. Sehulderman is pass
ing few days in Portland and is the
house guest of Mrs. Charles R. Frazier,
If Irvington.
Mrs. Louis w. Josse will have with
ler for a few days next week, her
mother and sister, Mrs. j. S. Barker
md Miss Velle Barker, of Roseburg,
Who are going to Portland for the hol-
days. !
Mrs. Frederic D. Thielsen with her
mail son, Frederic Jry mas gone 70 4
ASTORIA Tor Vlslt; one Wll be tnere {
or about two weeks, ana VIII diVide
Ier time between the Ge9rge r. hoog
RS ROBERT haklh ana hlhhey lalnl'
les. 4
She was accompanied 70 Astoria oy
dr. Ihleisen, VINO returned. yesterday
Members of society who are friends
I captain and Mrs. marry =: 501ay' \
Tho have been much missed TINS WIN
er' WilL De interested 10 Know tn'ls q
rom the reserve corps INTO the regu-
" U. ;. army. -,
The Clays have oeen aomielled III
n apartment out Preside way since In
heir arrival IN San Francisco; and p
ke many others, are IN rather an un- e
appy dilemma OF not knowlng now u
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