Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-30

Salem friends Of Mrs. w. P. Lord and
her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Lord, who
have been in the orient for the past
six or eight months, to know that they
are now planning to come home some
time in July.
The Lords left Manila month OF
so ago, and are now in Nikko, Japan
an attractive and picturesque resort in
the foothills of the Fujiyama noun
tains.
Miss Lord writes friends from Japan
and recounts the wonderful times she
and her mother have had there.
one says the japanese attitude to-
ward the American traveller is always
most friendly and that they are treated
with the greatest courtesy and hospi'
tality.
A coterie of young girls gathered as
the guests of Miss Lenta Baumgartner
ON --onday, to participate in the gayet'
les of an informal afternoon.
Only members of the R. {. club were
asked, and the afternoon was spent
playing games. Later delightful refresh
ments were served, the table at which
the guests were seated being adorned
with fragrant roses.
The members of the club enjoying the
afternoon We're Miss Frances Dick, Miss
Ruth Griffith, Miss Margaret Stolz,
Miss Marie Schulderman, Miss Nancy
Thielsen, Miss Prudence Patterson and
Miss Catherine Hartley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George William Gray,
who with the Anderson Cannons of
Portland, have been spending a few
days at their wheat ranch near Airing
ton, Oregon, came home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Rodgers and
daughter, Miss Margaret Rodgers, mo-
tored to Portland Thursday morning
and were accompanied by Miss Cornelia
Tevis, who returned home after sew
eral days visit with the Rodgers fam
lily.
Thursday night the Rodgers attend
ed the performance of "The Boomer
ang'' at the Heilig theater, motoring
home later the same night
Miss Helen Jones of Portland, who
also has been the house guest of Miss
Rodgers, left Wednesday for Jefferson
to visit her grandmother, RS. John
Looney.
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Mrs. R. f. Lee Steiner and young
son, Milton Steiner, are passing a week
or so at their summer place in Neskow-
in. They motored to the beach last week
accompanying DR.. Steiner who return
ed Monday.
Miss Rita Steiner Joined her mother
and brother at the shore yesterday, and
will remain over the week end.
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HBert'' Ford. who has been attend
ing the University of Chicago returned
home Wednesday to pass the summer
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
K. Ford.
This was young Ford s first year at
Chicago and he expects to return III
the fall.
Miss Nellie Fleighner o. .arion, Ind.
has arrived in Salem for visit and
is the guest of, her aunt, Mrs. Gerald
Volk. Other guests at the Volk home
are Miss Leida Mills of Portland, and
Miss Jessie Clark of Wichita, Kansas,
who will be here over the week end.
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Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas II. Galloway
will leave tomorrow morning for a mo-
tor trip through southern Oregon.
They will be away for about two
weeks and later will make a tour Of
northern Oregon, going as tar as Sc
attic and other interesting sound elt-
les.
A delightful event OF Thursday was
the annual picnic of Chadwick chapter
oe +he Order of the Eastern Star at
the fair grounds.
The merrymakers numbered over 10
prominent Salem folk, including the
members and their families.
The women of the party gathered az
the grounds early in the afternoon and
were Joined at the supper hour by the
men.
The affair marked the birthday an
niversarv of the worthy matron, MRS.
F. f. Shafer, and she was given ther-
mos bottle and cups, which were pre-
sented as a gift from the members oy
Ernest Ringo.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. 0leott are the
quests of their son and daughter-in-lawT
Mr. and Mrs. Ben w. Olcott, and VIII
he here the greater part of the summer
They arrived from Chicago today,
and have only recently returned from
FLORIDA where they have been winter
ing.
Dr. and Mrs. L. F. Griffith and chill
dren motored to Portland yesterday
and are the week end guests OF MIS-
Griffith's father, Philip Metsehan, sr.
Today the Griffiths and party are
ENJOYING a tour of the Columbia High
way.
Tom Ordemann who has been study
ing voice with Franz Y. Arens in New
York. this winter, is en- route to Salem
for the summer.
Judge and Mrs. ]. c. Moreland have
moved from Court street, and have tan
en- up their residence at l415 ChemeSe-
ta street.
DIR. and Mrs. Bert H. White who'
with their children, have been winter
ing in California, came home Nednes-
lav nioht. making the trip IN their car /