Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-21

the little members of the Light Bear
erS of the Methodist Episcopal churc
at her home. As the occasion was tn
opening of their Mite boxes, the lit
tie tots marched into the house, an,
presented the yearly savings, for tn
missionaries. The afternoon was spen
in games, after which delightful re
: freshments were served at appointed
tables on the lawn. A color scheme o.
pink and white was used in decora
tions, lees and small cakes were serv
ed. About forty little tots were seated
around the tables. They vert aecompan
led by their mothers.
The Red Cross auxiliary of Middle
Grove held a profitable sale on Mon,
day afternoon, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Jefferson on the fair grounds
road. F. n, Woodry, who was conduct.
ing a sale at the jefferson home, act
ed as auetioneer, and Sl2S.27 was re-
ceived from the sale. Many articles
such as fruits, vegetables. handwork,
fwere sold. The proceeds will 60 to the
purchasing of Red Cross supplies for
the Middle Grove auxiliary which is
independent of the Willamette chapter
of the Red Cross in Salem. They have
membership of about 100 members.
Mrs. Ralph White will open her
dancing class with an informal after
non, on October the 10TH at clock,
at Cotillion hall. Last season she had
over 125 future bellies andbeaux in
her class, and last spring a dainty
program was given entitled "Fairy
Land, " which was decided success.
A merry auto party left Salem this
afternoon for Albany. where they will
be the dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
Percy Young. Those making up the mo-
tor party were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Thielson, Mr. anl Mrs. j. L. VonDorn
and Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Plimpton.
Miss Laura Purvine has returned to
her home in Salem, after having spent
;he past number of weeks with friends
1t Seaview, Washington, and Astoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Dunsford |
will return to their home in Salem.
ome time next week, after having
pent a delightful two weeks vacation
n Newport.
y. Il. Doran was called to Omaha,
Nebraska, on account of tire serious ill.
less of his sister, Miss Margaret Do
an, who passed away at her home on
Thursday.
Mrs. George f. Rodgers has returned
o Salem from Astoria, where she has
leen spending the summer with Mr..
fodgers, who is interested in a ship
'uilding concern. She has opened her
pacious home at 719 Court street, I'M
IL after the fair week, when she will
eturn to Astoria for the winter. Mr..
'odgers spent last week end in Salem,
eturning to Astoria on Monday.
A delightful motor party left Sa-
I'm this afternon for Netarts, where
hey will spend the week end at the
eashore. Those making up the party
ere. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davey, Mrs.
Il. Doran, Miss Anna Mullen and
liss Emma Godfrey They will return
lnday evening.
Miss Matte Beatty, who has been in
ortland during the past week attend !
g the meeting of the State Fedora
on of Women s clubs, returned Fri.
~ evening to her home in the city.
lss Beatty is first vice president of I
Ie Federation of Women's S clubs in
regon. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard J. Allen of ]
orvallis are in Salem this week, look !
g after the exhibitions and displays I
the state fair grounds. !
Mrs. Winnie Brade and Mrs Joseph !
Goetz of Dallas are in Salem this :
eek, and will have charge of the Polk I
'unty booth at the state fair !
Juo OidhdH ana daughter, !
mice, of Portland are guests at the !
me of Mr.. and Mrs. Connell DYER I
$50 North Summer street. Mr.. Ora. !
IN came down from Portland and :
ent the week end with Mrs. Graham. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Mishler return. !
from Portland, after having spent :
week end with friends and relatives !
Portland. z
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mills were in New. :
rg the last of the week visiting at Z
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford !
Mrs. Mills is a sister of Mr. 7,
auldlng, before returning to Salem :
yspent a few hours at the home of !
:. and Mrs. Still at Springbrook. I
Mrs. Chsrles X. Spaulding and I,
tighter, Miss LA Spaulding are home Z,
IN a two week s sojourn at New. !,
It, where they have been encottaged u
their summer home. "
Mrs. N. E. Dolman, who has been in II
EN- visiting with her son, DR.. Willis II
Morse, has returned to her home in "A
rtland. ~
ars. George M. Pearee, who was II
ong the delegates at the meeting of II
State Federation of Women g ~
os in Portland, returned Friday ey. II
ng to her home Salem. ~
=
II. and Mrs. W. W. Plimpton of II
tland will arrive in Salem next "
K to be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. n
Melvin Plimpton during the fair "
k.