Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-06
- Willamette Valley Neys :.

60 and Miss Catherine and Master. John
Espy. The little ones were properly
chaperoned by their mothers. Favors
for the honored guests were cellulOid
lelowns and red, white and blue paper
that's and bonnets. A number Of pictures
were taken of the group. Refreshments
for the children consisted Of custard,
graham crackers and milk, while the
mothers enjoyed ice cream, served in
eantaloupe cups, birthday cake, waters
and coffee.
The Donald dancing club gave a hard
times ball Wednesday night in the Hos
Ikins-DeSart hall. Music was furnished
by the local orchestra A large crowd
twas present, who appropriately enjoyed
the evening.
A fire was discovered in the dining
room of O. o. Freeman Is home early
Friday morning Owing to the presence
of mind of Mrs. Freeman, and the ready
aid of some of the neighbors, the blaze
was soon under control The volunteer
fire department responded quickly, but
the fire was extinguished by the time
they reached the scene. The stopper in
the flue had become loose and the plas-
ter board caught from the sparks. The
loss was covered by insurance.
Tim Smith, stock buyer for Armour
& Co., was in Donald Thursday prepar~
ling to ship car.
As a farewell attention to Mr.. and
Mrs. Colonbaugh about forty friends
lgathered in the HoskinsDeSart hall
Thursday evening for social time.
Five hundred was played, followed by
Refreshments and dancing. Mr.. and Mrs,
lColonbaugh and son, Clarence, left the
first of the week for Weiser, Idaho,
where they will make their home. Mr..
land Mrs. Colonbaugh will be greatly
imissed by Donald friends, ~ V
/ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore and
trhildren, Mrs. Sexsmith and daughter
lwere among the number who motored to
lSilver Creek Falls to spend tire Fourth,
4 A number of friends who learned
that Mrs. Thurston Yergen was having
la birthday Thursday journeyed to her
llovely country home, two miles from
town and spent the afternoon. The af-
ternoon was spent with cards, for which
Mrs. Mays received high score. The af-
ternoon closed with refreshments which
were furnished bv the guests. Mrs.
| Whitney presented the hostess with
beautiful pink and white birthday cake.
Those present were Mesdames Thurseon
Yergcn, Fred Yergen, Frank Yergcn,
Eugene Flynn, Chas. Ryan, Ben Quinn,
Clarence Moore, Spencer Mercer, M. w.
johnson, f. L. Aufrance, Geo Lamb,
f. c. Mays, Clarence Whitney. j. Crib
Bile, r. L. Allen, l.. Lindsay and Miss
Ruth Yergen.
"Muggs" Rice was up from Portland
to spend the Fourth with friends.
Dave Sanders came up from Fargo
for the dance Wednesday evening. He
brought his Ford well filled with
friends, who enjoy the light fantastic.
| Miss Katharine Trenctte of Chicago,
recitist and impersonator, will appear
Tuesday evening in the Hoskins- DeSart
hall under the auspices of the ladies
aid society of the Presbyterian church
Several musical numbers will be given
during the program. Following the pro-
gram the ladies will serve ice cream
and cake and all are invited to stay
and enjoy social hour.
| A number of girls in Donald s young
er set have recently joined the overall
squad and are working for the Donald
Nursery Co.
Lee Carpenter of Aurora was in Don
aid Thursday doing some repair work
on telephone line.
Mr. and Mrs Quinn have as their
guests two nieces, Mrs. Tatro and Miss
Quinn, Of Bennington, Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Hodges and fam
| lily took in the Wilsonville celebration
"Wednesday July 4th.
Grandmother Dawes and Miss Vida
Dawes are spending a few days in
Portland.
Mrs. Warren Walker spent few
days of this week in Salem.
Mrs. George Lamb entertained last
week, her brother, Tim Burns, aud wife
of The Dalles and her daughter, Mrs.
Booa, of Lebanon. Miss Ida Hendricks
of Woodburn was also guest of Miss
Verna Lamb.
Mrs. Rich and children were over
from ST. Paul Saturday to spend the
dav with Mr.. Rich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Feller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Garrett, Mrs. Quinn and her
guests, Mrs. Tatro and Miss Quinn,
took in the celebration at Molalla Wed
,nesday.
Mrs. Rudolph shedeck of Portland
spent several days with her sister, Mrs.
Taylor Walker. Mrs. Walker accom-
panied her to Salem Saturday to spend
/ the week end with their sister.
| j. II. Rich went 10 Portland TUESDAY
and purchased q Ford, which he ex'
/ poets to convert into meat truck.
Mrs. A. Z. Fellcr and Mrs. VIM. Bit
tock were entertained at dinner Satur-
day at the home Of Mrs. Barbara
Clark Of Orchard, Washington. Mrs.
Clark had as her guests for the day
the members of the hospital board OF
the Ladies of the Maceabees.
Alfonso, as president Of Spain, might