Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-25

ing camp.
The party motored to Spong's land
ing and the supper was preceded by
a dip in the Willamette.
), Those making up the party were
Miss Gertrude Gray, Miss Hazel Down
ling, Miss Rita Steiner, Miss Margaret
Gray, Carl Gabrielson, Laurence HOfer,
Jim Young, Fritz Slade and Ralph
Moores.
Tomorrow, Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey
Bishop and their two young sons, Rob-
ert and Charles Kay, will join the sum-
mer colony at Agate Beach for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl. Burghardt,
Jr., will accompany them.
They will motor over and will be
guests at the Inn.
DIR. and Mrs. Frank Wilbur Chace,
who have been visiting friends in Sc
attle for the past week or so, are now
the guests of the Robert Morans at
| their beautiful summer place on Oreas
Island, Rosario, Washington.
Mr.. Moran who is a retired capital
ist formerly was president of the Mo
ran Ship Building company, which built
the battleship Nebraska.
Much to the delight of Mr. Chace,
the Morans have huge pipe organ,
which is the finest in any private home
in the northwest.
Later DR.. and Mrs. Chace are going
to Bellingham for visit and from
there will return to Seattle before com
ing home.
Visiting at the homer Gouley coun
try home is Mrs. Gouley's mother, Mrs.
J. A. Norwood, who has just returned
from southern California where she
has been spending the winter.
Mrs. Norwood will remain in the
country for about two weeks, and will
then go to Portland for visit. Last
week end, Mrs. Gouley and her mother
passed few days in Neskowin, with
their relatives, the E. c. Appersons of
MeMinnville, who are occupying their
summer home there.
They motored over with Mr.. Apper-
son who also was accompanied by Mrs.
Hugh Williamson of Portland and Mrs.
William Dielschmeder of McMinnville
1t is quite gay at Agate Beach this
summer, and scarcely a week end pass
es by that some of the summer colony
does not entertain with polly house
parties.
Surf bathing, shell fish suppers and
dancing are popular diversions among
the Salem contingent.
little Bluffs the Asahel Bushs
charming summer place is a favoritc
rendezvous this season, and each day
their friends gather there at the bath
ing hour to dress for dip in the Pa
cific.
The Thomas A. Livesleys place also
is the scene of considerable gayety.
Last Saturday night, Mr.. and Mrs.
Livesley entertained group of their
friends with an informal shell fish
supper and dance, having as their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic ID. Thiel |
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. Asahel Bush, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Walter L. McDougal, Mr.. and |
Mrs. John j. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Guy Sargent, Mrs. Gertrude Cameron
of Boston, Mass, Miss Catherine Slade
of Silverton, Miss Aline Thompson and
W. Melvin Plimpton.
Miss Ila Spaulding will leave next
Friday for San Francisco, where she
will pass few days, before going to
Oakland to enter Mills Seminary.
Miss Spaulding is quite favorite !
in her little coterie of intimates, and [
will be much missed this winter, as she |
has been responsible for much of the
gayety of the younger contingent in
the past few years.
Mrs. William H. Lytle, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert N.
Stanfield, of Pendleton, on several
weeks delightful motor trip through
Oregon, Washington and British Co
umbia, arrived in Portland a day or
10 ago, and win come home early next
week.
With them on the trip part of the
.ime, were also DR., Lytle and Mrs. A
:. Blomquest of Seattle, Wash.
Miss Elizabeth Griffin of Portland
5 the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Ray +.
'omeroy (Jean Griffin) and will be
lere for week or more.
Judge and Mrs. George H. Burnett
ire in Seattle, Washington, having
zone Thursday to meet Mrs. Lorena
Wise, who is returning home after a
'isit of several weeks in ST. Paul Min
lesota.
The Burnetts motored to the Sound,
md will be away for about week,
Accompanying them were Mrs.
Charles L. Barbour and her young
laughter, Miss Geneyieve Barbour,
Who are the guests of Mrs. Barbour S
lister, Mrs E. j. Downer.
Mrs. NJ, +. Draper of Portland, who
las been the house guest of her daugh-
er, Mrs. William IL. Burghardt, Jr,
'or several days, will return home early
n the coming week.
s'Mack' Hofer motored to Agate
Beach Thursday to spend a week or so
vith Mrs. Hofer and the kiddies, who
ire summering at the Hofer cottage,
: Madinore. y
Mrs. Karl Steiwer (Janet Gray) who
has been passing several days in Port
and, as the guest of Mrs. Morrill, B.
Moores, is now visiting Mrs. Elmer
connell at Deer Island.
She left early in the week, accom-
panying Mr.. Steiwer who sailed We'd
aesday for San Froneiseo, California,
to enter the second reserve officers
camp.