Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-24
MESDAAGES SADLER AND HICK-
OK ENTERTAIN AT DONALD


Mrs. ]. w. Sadler and Mrs. Guy Hick.
ok of Alora delightfully."- entertained a
company of friends at "open camp
Saturday afternoon, at the home-of the
former.
The hostesses, attired in nurses cos
TUNES, greeted the guests at the door,
and directed them to the sergeant. Mrs.
Percy Ottoway, where they registered
and paid ten cents, which entitled them
to physical examination, given by ex-
amining nurses, Mrs. Henry Hurst and
Mrs. Frank Miller. These examinations
disclosed some mysterious defects in the
anatomy of the patients, but the effect
was pleasing, rather than serious.
Some time was spent in playing pro-
gressive 500, for which high score was
won by Mrs. Kerr, and second by Mrs.
Isaacson.
About 4:30 Sergeant Ottoway COM
manded first contingent to form into
line and march to the home of Mrs.
Hickok for "mess." This consisted of
beans, brown bread, wienies, and coffee,
and was served in real army fashion,
on tin trays and in graniteware cups,
from a mess table.
While eating, the guests were enter
tanned by instrumental numbers by Mrs.
Frank Miller, and Mrs Frank L. Allen,
and by vocal selections by Mrs. Fred
Fargo, and Mrs. Ferd Sexsmith. Musi-
cal numbers were also rendered by these
ladies, during the serving of lunch to
the second contingent.
The proceeds of the afternoon were
donated to the Woman IS Club to assist
in buying liberty bond.
Those present to enjoy the occasion
were: Mesdames W. O. Wescott, Ivan
Dimick, Grover, Earl Gribble, M. Smith,
Jas. Ogle, Higginbotham, L. Kerr, Henry
Bents, A. w. Kraus, N. Blosser, Sam
Miller, VIM. Wurster, VIM. Kraus, Felix
Isaacson, Guy Hickok, ]. w. Sadler, L.
Gribble, w. w. Irwin, Green, G. Scheu-
rer, H. Hurst, Robt. Crissell, Frank
Miller, Percy Ottoway, J. F. Glesy, A.
Artun, Zeno Schwab, o. Morris, v. Berg,
E. Piper, VIM. Nibler, Misses E. Snyder,
L. Will, Emma Snyder, Pearl Kraus, all
of Aurora. Mesdames W. H. Bair, H. H.
Eccles, M. j. Lee, and G. N. Wait, of
Candy. Mesdames John Miller, Jack
Bartman, Loran Geisy, Frank l.. Allen,
B. S. Quinn, A. E. Feller, Fred Eexsmith
j. P. Feller of Donald, and Mrs. Fred
Fargo of Fargo, and Miss Arch Atkin,
OFF Doris, California.
The Donald Red Cross held an inter
esting melting at their rooms Wedens-
day afternoon. A dance to be given on
Thanksgiving eve in the Hoskins-De-
satr hall is being discussed. The pro-
ceeds will be donated to the Donald
branch Of the Red Cross. Music will
be furnished by Kent IS orchestra, and
tables will be prepared for those who
wish to pley cards.
Miss Mabel Doty and Miss Estelle
Grettie entertained the following guests
at dinner Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Fargo and two sons James and Robert,
of Fargo, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rader of
But+eville, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Nc
Call, Miss Conrad and Miss Steen of
Silverton and Rev. Acheson of William
ettte university, Salem.
Earl Bryan of eastern Oregon and
MEs. Cav of Portland, were visiting
over Sunday with their mother, Mrs. E.
E. Paine.
Mrs. Eppers was called to st. Helens
Thursday, by the severe illness of her
granddaughter.
Mr.. Hull of Wisconsin is visiting with
his sister, Mrs. Roy Garrett. They spent
few days of this week with Wood
burn friends.
Miss Lois Haller went to Woodburn