Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-18

ed the following day.
The Rodgers have taken a house il
Astoria as Mr. Rodgers new interest.
will keep them there for some time.
Ben W. Olcott left today for Ecola
Cannon Beach, to Join his family who
are passing the summer with the Os
wald Vests of Portland.
Mr.. Olcott will remain at the beach
only for about fortnight, while Mrs
Olcott and the kiddies will Hnger there
few weeks longer.
Carl Gabrielson will leave tomorrow
for Portland, en- route to San Francis
co to enter the Officers reserve train
ing camp.
He will be accompanied as far as
Portland by his mother, Mrs. C. D.
Gabrielson and Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey
Bishop who will motor down, and re-
turn on Monday
Gabrielson, with several other Salem
men, sails for the Preside Monday
morning on the Great Northern.
Miss Elizabeth Lord who with her
mother, Mrs. William P. Lord, has re-
Gently come home from a sojourn in the
Orient, is in receipt Of an interesting
letter from friend in Cebu, Philip
pine Islands, recounting the wonderful
success society is having there with its
Red Cross work. Early in June eabar-
ct dinner was given there at the u. S.
club for the benefit of the Red Cross
and netted the huge sum of $1374.61.
The women and girls who were re.
sponsible for the huge success of this
soiree, wore Red Cross uniforms and
many acted as venders, selling cakes,
candies, Red Cross arm bands, table
covers and caps, all of which brought
in over $500. The candy was auctioned
and made rs dollars, The cakes brought
563 dollars, some going as high as
$75 and none lower than dollars.
The Red Cross articles amounted to rs
dollars. Roses and Strawberries also
were sent to Cebu from the mountains
for the benefit and netted $106.65 The
rest of the amount was made from the
sale of the tickets which were $3.50
each, and from the bar receipts and do
nations. Society in Cebu was in high
spirits over the huge financial success
of the venture-and well may it have
been-not everywhere can 1874 dollars
be realized from one evening Of pleas
ure.
Gebu which is in the southern Phil
ippines, is the largest city in the south
ern group, and is inhabited only by
about 100 foreign people, Americans
and English predominating.
Charming Miss Louemma Waters,
the young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Waters of Portland who has
been spending the greater paIt of the
srr1mer in Salem with her grandmoth-
er, Mrs E. E. Waters, returned home
Wednesday. Later, Miss Waters will
come back to Salem to accompany her
grandmother to the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Moores who are
summering at their cottage in Nye
Beach, are entertaining guests this sea-
son, following their usual custom. With
them now is their daughter, Mrs. Rob-
ert Kinney (Althea Moores) of Astor-
it, Earlier in the season the Moores
also had visiting them the Misses Car
rie and Bertha Moores of Portland,
sisters of Mr.. Moores.
Justice and Mrs. Henry J. Bean and
their daughter, Miss Grace Bean, have |
gone to their ranch near Newport, |
where they spend part Of every sum
mer.
They motored over on Thursday, TAX
ng as their guest, Miss Florence Cleve
and. They will remain at the shore
lntil the first of September.
Accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. John
D. Sutherland and Mrs Sherman w.
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fl.
Fisher left today for a week end motor
rip to the Tillamook resorts.
DR.. and Mrs. Marcus c. Findley,
md their son and daughter, Marcus B
Nindley and Miss Mary Findley, will
cave early in the coming week for a
-isit to Tacoma and Seattle.
They will be away for about two
weeks and before coming home are
flaming to take a trip to Mt. Rain
er and National Park.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. H. Cook who have
,een sharing in the delights of Bel
map Springs for the past ten days or
o, returned Thursday. En- route they
listed friends in Eugene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Moore and
hildren will leave tomorrow for a So
ourn at Tillamook. Mrs. Moore and
he children are planning to remain at
he beach for about month, while
Ir Moore viii return within few
avs
They were accompanied by Miss
RANGES Faust of Portland.
Mrs. Stacey Reeves and her small
ln. Stacey Jr., of Astoria arrived in
alem Wednesday night for visit to
and will be here for two or
lree weeks. Later they win be joined
Y Mr.. Reeves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zadoc J. Riggs win
iotor to Portland tomorrow, and win
E accompanied by Miss Ida Simmons.
Mrs. Henry E. Bolinger and Mrs. II.
Bohnger returned Thursday from
ortland where they have been visit
e friends for several days.
1
Mrs NJ. F. Draper of Portland is the
lest of her daughter. Mrs. William H.
Jr. Mrs Draper came We'd
ssday and viii be here for a week OF