Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-20


This afternoon at her home on 796
South High street, Miss Elizabeth
Lord was the hostess at a delightful
informal party IN honor Of Miss Ellen
ThIelsen. The affair was in the form
Of tea, with Mrs. Frank Tracey pour
ing. AIRS. Tracey is spending the sum
mer with her cousin, Mrs. Frank
Speers. The guests at the party were
members of the knitting club to which
Miss Lord belongs.
Last Sunday happy family dinner
was given by Mrs. Charles F. Elgin,
GA South Capitol street. The dinner,
which was served ON the lawn at one
O'Clock, gave the family an OppOrtuni-
| ty for an enjoyable reunion. Those
present were Mrs. Elgin's mother, Mrs.
Sophia Freeksen and Miss Jennie Freek-
sen of Albany, Mrs. Stena Seely and
her daughter, Alice, of Portland, Mrs.
T. f. jackson and son, Richard, OF
Portland, Mr. and Mrs. O. p. Mishler
of Salem Heights, Mrs. Rachel Mishler
of Albany, Otto Marshtatter of Port
land and Florence and Wayne Elgin.
Mrs. Sol Levy and her daughter,
Elizabeth, have returned home to Sa-
lem after spending a short vacation at
Seaside.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Vandvervort, 435 North Winter street,
was the scene of a merry party recent
ly when their daughter, Jeanelle Van
devOrt, entertained a crowd of her
friends in honor of her fifteenth birth
day. The affair was given on the
lawn, which was attractive with ocean
spray and a background of bunting
and flags. japanese lanterns added a
soft light to the party. After various
games were enjoyed, the Misses Cath |
crime Vincent and Jaunett Jones as
sisted in the serving.
The guests were the Misses Gertrude
West, Margaret Alden, Jaunett Jones,
Lola Millard, Florence Young, Gather
inc Vincent, Frances Hodge, Miriam
Lowell, Gehevieve Enaicott, Letha
Wilson and Messrs. Homer Richardson,
Roland Randall, Max Moon, Hugh Do
ney, Ralph Hamilton, Frank Deeke-
bach, Frank Chapman, Evan Jones,
Robert Littler, Wallace Griffith, Car
son Hunt, Richard Kreisel, John Brown
and Lestel Sparks, of Bandon, Oregon
Maxine Glover, the little daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Glover, 1894
Court street, returned this week from
Portland where she has been visiting
for several weeks. While there several
parties were given in her honor.
After spending a pleasant vacation
If five weeks, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
Ross and two children, Doris and Milo,
nave returned to their home, 2525 Ha-
eel street. Among the friends they vis-
ted were Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Grahm,
friends of theirs in northern Idaho.
Later they enjoyed delightful camp
ng trip at summer resort, where
fishing proved pleasing diversion.
Before they returned home they visit
ID at Boise and many other places ov-
n Idaho.
The Mothers class entertained at
lawn party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Hunt, sf453 Court street, in
lonor of Mr.. and Mrs. l. l.. Acheson
Who expect to leave Salem in the near
uture. The families were also special
.uests. The lawn was gaily decorated
With hurting, while bowls of sweet
,eas and Shasta daisies lent pretty
fleet. The company enjoyed games
md music and later the dinner was
erHad i'm picnic style. About fifty
,eople were present, which included
HE members of the Mothers class,
heir. families and Miss Jennie Hoyt
md Mrs. Fannie Long of Portland, who
re the house. guests of MIR. and Mrs.
", c. Young, and Mr.. and Mrs. W. ).
Aeheson of Alliance, Nebraska, VINO
ire visiting relatives in Salem
Mrs. C. D. Gabrielson and her small
grandson, Robert Chauncey Bishop,
ire still at Palo Alto, California. They
,xpeet to remain as long as Lieutenant
Jarl Gabrielson is there. At present
10 is stationed at Camp Fremont and
loes not know when orders wlll 10
siven to move