Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-11

Miss Mary Ethel Baker of Eugene
is the week end guest of Miss Ila
Spaulding. Clifford Spaulding of New
berg also is passing a few days with
his family.
land, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. James
Garbade came Wednesday, having ac-
their return from a motor trip to Mt.
Rainier.
The visit of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cox
and their daughter, Miss Helen Cox,
of FL Paso, Texas, has been bringing
their friends together during the past
week, at several informal affairs. Mr..
and Mrs. Cox have been visiting Mr..
Cox IS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Cox.
and will leave for their home tonight.
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Cox
entertained with a small informal din
ner in their honor, covers being placed
for nine.
A similar affair was also given last
night by the senior Coxs, who enter
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1 Tonight, Mrs. f. B. Southwick will
give a farewell picnic for Mr. and Mrs.
lCox.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Milton L. Meyers will
motor to Neskowin tomorrow to be the
guests of the R. E. Lee Steiner fami-
ly. Accompanying them will be Mrs.
Meyers mother and sister, Mrs. G.
lSteiner and Mrs. Walter A. Denton.
Mrs Meyers will pass several days
at the beach, while the others will re-
turn in day or so.
Mrs U. G. Boyer and her daughter,
Miss Ruth Boyer, arrived home Tues
day from sojourn in Berkeley, Cali
Ifornia
Mrs Boyer has been in the south for
a number of weeks, having gone early
in the summer to join Miss Boyer, who
has been attending the University of
California for the past year.
William Wheeler and Hans Frohman
of Portland, motored to Salem today
for the week end and are at the Ho-
tel Marion.
Roy T. Bishop of Pendleton, who
has been in China and Japan for the
past three months, in the interests of
| the Pendleton and Washougal Woolen
Mills, arrived in Portland a few days
ago, and is now in Seaside with Mrs.
Bishop and the children who are sum-
mering there.
Since Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Green (Hel-
en- Ladd) of Portland have number
of friends in Salem society, the follow
ing from the Oregonian will be of in
terest:
Helen Ladd Green, bride, whose
wedding a few weeks ago was one of
/ the year 5 social events in Portland,
after a spectacular plunge into the
surf hile in full evening dress, rescued
her husband Alan Green, from drown
| ing in the Pacific ocean at this place
| last night at s o'clock. MIR. and Mrs
Green are guests here at the summer
home of Mrs Green S parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Wesley Ladd, following we'd
ding trip to California.
Mr.. Green, who is a Portland bond
dealer, had finished heavy dinner
and decided to "take Just one more
plunge before the young couple were
| to attend 'Fan affair." of the evening.
1t was ebb tide, and Mr.. Green, not an
excellent swimmer nor conversant with
tide conditions, attempted too much
| too soon after dining. As he was seiz-
ed with cramps he called to his wife
for assistance. Mr.. Green was alone in
the water.
Quickly perceiving the danger which
her husband was facing, Mrs. Green,
| fully clad, rushed from the porch OF
! their cottage into the waters and drag
ged her unconscious husband to shore.
DR.. Bell, who was strolling on the
beach, gave first aid.
DR.. Lee ". Paul of Ilwasco, Wash,
was called Immediately and revived
the bridegroom.
Mr.. Green again suffered violent
cramps after being removed 10 the cot
tagc. His condition this morning early
was rather serious, but at noon Dr.