Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-03
JOURNAL SALEM OREGON SATURDAY. AUGUST 1e1a


mission says that especially in the
more isolated camps there is a demand
for the instruments as there are those
who could play and furnish entertain
ment for their company if they only
had the instrument. Many people have
an old guitar, mandolin, banjo or vio-
lin which no one in the family esn
play, but which a soldier would appre-
ciate. No better use could be made of
them than TO send them TO the canton
ments.
Mrs. Fannie ]. Long and Miss Jennie
Hoyt who have been the house guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter C. Young at theil
home, 46l North High street, are now
being entertained at the apartments Of
c. b. Clancy, 500 North Liberty street
They were former friends of Mr.. Clan
ey in Portland, and expects to remain
in Salem about three weeks longer.
AmPg the parties who are returning
from their vacations is a group of peo-
! pie who went to Crater Lake. They mo.
tores there, camping out part of the
time. Those who went were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. I. B.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Gillingham and
Donald Byrd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roma C. Hunter and
daughter, Maeyle, have returned from
Newport where they have been spending
their vacation.
Miss Leila Belle McCaddam, Miss Lena
Cherrington and her brother John Cher
rington motored to Eddyville the first
part of the week. Miss McCaddam
will remain for several weeks as the
guest of Miss Mildred Mcbride, whose
home is there.
Later Miss MeCaddam will return to
Salem, on her way to Kellogg, Idaho
where she will have charge of music in
the five public schools there.
Miss Roy Wesley Burton (Zita Ros-
enquest) accompanied by her sister,
Vera Roscnquest, will leave Sunday for
a vacation at Waldport. While there
they will visit their sister Alta Rosen.
quest who is teaching in summer
school there
Mrs. Lola Fursman and son, Oliver,
accompanied by Mrs. Carrie Robinson
and son, Macy, are enjoying an extend
ed motoring trip in California. They
have visited Los Angeles as well as other
places of interest, and do not expect to
return to Oregon until the middle Of
August.
Mrs. Robinson and Mrs Fursman are
daughters of Mrs. S. E. Oliver, 334
South Winter street. Mrs. Robinson is
from New York, and has been spending
the winter with her mother. Mrs. Fns-
mans home is in Seattle, where she is
doing civilian relief work in connection
with the American Red Cross there.
DR.. and Mrs. B. c. 0linger arrived
in Salem last evening to visit DIR. and
Mrs. H. II. Olinger, S97 Mill street.
Their home is in The Dalles. The two
families plan to motor to the coast Sun
day where they will camp at Neskowin
for time.
Another week end trip is the one
planned by DR.. o. G. Scott and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Laflar. They
left today for the Tillamook beaches
and expect to come home the first of
che week.
Mrs. Henry Schulderman, and her two
children, Marie and Peter, left this week
for their vacation. Mrs. Schulderman 3
mother, Mrs. Ford also accompanied
them.
Mrs. Martha Weaver and her daugh-
ter, Miss Edna, from Reedley, Califor-
mia, have been visiting at the residence
of j. H. Robins, on North Fifth street.
They were very much pleased with
Salem, commenting ON the climate and
were enthused with the beautiful loea-
tions and the beautiful structure of
Oregon's state institutions.
q, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry II. Raymond, 1870
Center street, left Thursday morning for
California. While there they will visit
Mrs. Spangler and family in oas1nd
for about a month. Mrs. Spangler is a
daughter of the Raymonds and will be
remembered as Myra Raymond.
The Misses Gladys and Elma Wirsing
are spending the weekend at the home
of Miss Opal Robertson on Salem
Heights. Their home is in Lebanon but
they are taking work during the sum-
mer at the Oregon Normal school at
Monmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Glover and daugh-