Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-15
BY ALINE THOMPSON

spears birthday anniversary.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Jaeol
o.. kamm, Mr.. and Mrs. William Con
nell Dyer Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde C. Ora
ham, DR.. and Mrs. Prince w. Byrd
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis b. Cross. Jane.
Young and Lieutenant Carl D. Gabriel
son
Mrs. Frederic d. Thielsen and small
son, Frederic, Jr., who have been pass.
ing week or so in Astoria. viii be
home early in the coming week.
While there they have been divid-
ing their time between the George r.
Rodgers, Kinneys and Walter Eakins.
Mrs. E. S. Lamport, who has been
IN san Francisco since early last sum
mer visiting friends and relatives. will
return to Salem about the middle Of
February.
While in San Francisco Mrs. Lam
port has been spending much of her
time with her son, Merrill Lamport.
who was at the Preside, but is now
stationed at Camp Joseph G. Johnston
in Jacksonville, Florida
A group of young folk made merry
| Wednesday night at an informal par.
lty for which Miss Jennelle Vandervort
was hostess, at the home Of her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. Henry H. Wander.
yort in honor of the G.. P. G.
Games furnished the evenings diver
sion, and later the gayeties were ton
ped off with refreshments. Mrs. Van
deryort was assisted in the serving by
Miss Hortense Herrold.
Those participating in the frolic
were the Misses Catherine Vincent.
Margaret Alden, Gertrude West. Jean
cite Jones, Florence Young, Genevieve
Endicott, lLethh Wilson and Homer
Richardson, Roland Randall, Hugh
Doney Evans Jones, Robert Tasker,
Frank Chapman, John Brown and
Richard Creide.
Miss Marie Hofer of Pasadena. Cal.
fornia, passed through Salem last
night, EN- route to Tacoma, where she
Will spend the Christmas holidays with
friends.
Miss Hofer is former Salem girl
and her many old friends will rejoice
to know that she win visit here for a
few days on her way home, the lat
ter part of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Howard Drake, who
have been here for day or so visiting
mrs. Drake's brotherin-law- and sis b
ter, DR. and Mrs Thomas c. Smith, Jr..
returned to Portland last night.
Friends Of Miss Winifred Byrd will
De interested to know that this clever
glrl wall make her debut in the New i
ork musical world on Monday after Z
noon, December the seventeenth, at
Aeohan hall Here is her programme: Z
I relade --..-..-...-..---.----,.,. Mendelssohn {
: antasle Mozart {
IcstV Scarlatti
Moto ferpetuo -..-----.----.......-..... Weber l
Ihree PreludeS .-.................. Cbonin
senate b tlat MINOR ------.......... Chopin
Grave-Doppio mOvemento. Scherzo. 4
Marche Funebre; Presto (Wind I
over the Graves) n
Nocturhe Grieg
Les Abellles ......................... Dubois
larantelle (Fenezia Napoli - -Liszt S
Wednesday, Mrs David w. Eyre had 4
ne members of the Happy Hour club !
It her nome for an informal afternoonA
'Ver the bridge tables. Guests made up G
hfee tables of the game, and the high d
core honors fell to Mrs. Thomas .. IL
Kay. h
Assisting Mrs. Eyre at the tea hour b
we're Mrs. Lawrence I. Harris and Mrs. a
:. B. Goodin. If
Mrs. Merrill B. Moores Gertrude
ones) who has been here for several IA,
ays; and has been dividing her time iw
etween the homes of her parents and Iw
lster, Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Jones OF Iy
Labish Meadows1 and Mrs, George d
William Gray, returned to Portland II
esterday. Ee
sac was accompanied by Miss Sara Inv
Elizabeth Cannon, the small daughter In
Mr.. and Mrs Anderson Cannon. In,
IL
Miss Myrtle Albright, who has been 8
ere for a few DAYS visiting Mrs. AL at
IN A. Bynon (F1orence Hofer). re. II
armed to her home in Marquam Thurs. b,
~. w
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Lee Patterson
ere hosts for an informal farewell lor
inner Sunday for their son, CAPTAIN a.
hilip Patterson, who left during the as
eek for Camp Lewis. gr
Besides the Patterson family the to
tests were: Mr. and Mrs. William
onnen Dyer, Lieutenant Carl Gabriel re
n, Lieutenant Mike Walker Of Dal. lpu
$ and c. T, Woodward OF Portland.
fAr
Mrs. John Fry ruth Knapp), who pr
IS been visiting the Daniel ]. Fry NJ
.mily for week or more, has returni A.
to her home in Davenport, Washing. ltei
n.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Mills of Hood III
yer have arrived in Salem to spend of
E holidays and are visiting the for-4 str
RS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. est
ms eal
Soon after Christmas Mr.. Mills ex@lbv
cts to leave for Eugene, to take ga
urse in the ordnance school, in order en-.
enter the quartermaster department ed.
the navy.
Mr.
Sergeant Harold Hager. who has Mi
IN home for several weeks, left to- Kn
hit for the PreSidfo W.
sergeant Hager is in the quarter Ba
sters department. and win be at the ME
esldio only fer a short time. later or
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