Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-14
BY ALrHB THOMPSON

ing several days in Portland, returned
Friday night.
Early in August, Mrs. Clifford Brown
and her two small sons, Chandler and
Werner Brown, will 60 to Seal Rocks to
pass the remainder Of the season at the
senior Brown Is attractive summer
home. Some of the family spend the
greater part Of every summer at the
shore, and their place always is the
mecca for many friends during their
sojourn there.
Mrs. r. B. Goodin had a number of
matrons at her home on Monday for an
informal afternoon over the bridge ta-
bles. Guests were asked to make up
three tables of the game and included
the members of a small club.
The rooms were aglow with an artis-
tic array of garden flowers and the
hostess was assisted by her house guest.
Mrs. Kate Kennel of Portland.
Others playing besides the club mem
bers were: Mrs. George P. Fox, Mrs.
Lamb of England, Mrs. Ray Kennel of
Portland, Mrs. Scheurle and Mrs. Kate
Kennel Of Portland.
Mrs. w. Melvin Plimpton, who has
been the guest of friends and relatives
in Portland for the past week, will re-
turn home Monday. ner two small chill
dren, Sherman and Janet Plimpton,
who have been passing several weeks
in Portland with their grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Plimpton, have
accompanied them to their summer
home at Sea View They will remain
there until the first OF August when
they will 90 with their mother to West
Lake to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. P. Campbell.
DIR. and Mrs. b. l.. Sleeves and
daughter, Miss Muriel Sleeves, return
ed Thursday night from motor trip to
Weiser, Idaho, where they were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Leighton.
During their absence they also visit
ed Pendleton, The Dalles and other
places Of interest.
They will be home only for about two
weeks before leaving again for trip
to Alaska. They will sail from Seattle
on the thirtieth of the month, and will
devote the time between the date of
their departure and then touring Brit
ish Columbia.
Before leaving for the north DR.. and
Mrs. Sleeves will entertain guests, hay-
ing with them for several days Richard
Sedgwick, retired capitalist of Rich
mond, Inl., and his young son and sis
ter Theodore Sedgwiek and Mrs. BeesoE
who arrived in Oregon week or so ago
and are now visiting in the Waldo
Mills.
Salem folk have been treated to sew
eral surprises in the way of unheralded
weddings this year, and the latest is
that. of Miss Leondine Eekerin and
Royal Nadon, which took place in San
Francisco last Saturday at the st. Vim
cent De Paul church.
Nadon left Salem several weeks ago
and is in the officers reserve corps at
the Presidio
Mrs. Nadon has been in San Fran
cisco only since the Fourth of July,
having accompanied her mother, Mrs.
Eugene Eekerlin, and Mr.. Nadon S
mother, Mrs. j. G. Nadon. She is the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eekerlin who are old and well known
residents of Salem. She is a graduate
of the Sacred Heart academy and is an
accomplished violinist.
Young Nadon is the oldest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Nadon, also of this
city, and has two brothers, Cyril and
Adrion Nadon, who, like himself, are
in training at San Francisco.
The bride also has two brothers in
the service, Ernest who is member of
the U. .. marines, and Eugene, who is
with Company M, o. N. G.
The young couple will make their
home in San Francsco where they have
taken an apartment until Mr.. Nadon
is called to his eolors.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gray are en-
route from Seattle 10 Salem, having
left there today in their ear, accom-
panied by Mrs. Frederick Pease Ma
rion Gray) and her small daughter,
Mary Jane Pease They are visiting
several places on the way and will be
Joined in Chehals by Mr.. and Mrs.
Karl Steiwer, of jefferson, who are
motoring there to meet them, and with
whom they also will visit
While in Salem they will be the
guests of Miss Mary Chadwick.
Mrs William II. Lytle will leave Mon
day for Portland to Join her sister, Mrs.
Robert n. Stanfield, Of Pendleton, on
a several weeks motor trip through
Oregon, Washington and British Colum-
bia.
Mrs. E. A. Bloomquist of Seattle, an
Iother sister will also accompany them
and later on their trip. they will be
joined by DIR, Lytle.
They are planning to visit many in
teresting and picturesque places in
eluding Mt. Rainier. BEND, Vancouver,
II. C.. the beaches and wherever else
their fancy leads them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauneey Bishop and
small son and Mr.. and Mrs. John J.
Roberts left today for motor trip
to Tillamook, joining the Percy Youngs
of Albany, who with party Of friends
are also motoring to the shore.
They viii be away for several days.
Following their usual custom the
Thomas A. Livesleys and their ehil-
aren have gone TO Agate Beach for the
summer
They opened their attractive home
there today, having motored over this
morning.
.ar. Livesley win only remain at the
shore for a few days but viii motor
over frequently during the summer.