Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-06-26
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4 Many people are originating plans by
(which they may spend their time not
loeeupied by their regular werk IN as
lsisting during the fruit season on ae-
count of the scarcity Of regular help.
One of the business houses that have
been showing patriotism during the
irush, is the Price Shoe company. After
telosing hours the entire force has been
motoring out to Lloyd Reynolds cher
Try orchard TO spend the remaining
hours Of daylight working there. The
crowd includes o. f. Price and family,
Miss Pearl George, Morris Sawyer, b.
H. Wagner, Darwin George, Warren
Burgis and family, Matthews Delepp
and family. During part of the time
Hal Patton and family have also ae-
eompanied them.
The Priscilla club which has its
meetings at intervals during the year
has the unique annual custom of clos
ling the year with its last meeting on
the birthday anniversary of Miss Pris-
ella Fry, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Fry of South High street.
Tuesday evening, which was the hon
ored day this year, was delightfully."-
spent by the members of the club at
the Fry residence. The party enjoyed
the twilight on the cool lawn in So
cial way and supper was served to the
guests outdoors.
Those present were the Fry family
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B, Craig and daugh-
ter, Bernice, Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Epp-
ley and daughter, Hortence, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl B. Webb and children, Mr..
and Mrs Frank Myers and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Vain and son, Keane,
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. S. East and daughter, Miss Gertrude
East, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Steusloff and
DR.. and Mrs. W. S. Mott.
Mrs. Luther Steele of Portland is
here visiting her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Henry Talbot at their home in Kim
ball college.
Mr. and Mrs. j. o. Goltra and daugh-
ter, Inez, are spending two weeks at
their summer shome in Riverdale, near
Portland. Miss GOltra is doing special
statistical woI01 for the government
while in Portland.
The young people of Rosedale Sun
day school enjoyed jolly time, recent
ly, at the home of Miss Helen Com
mock. Many lively outdoor games, in
cluding tennis, proved pleasant di
version, after which the crowd toast
ed "weinies around a roaring camp
fire. The members of the class who
were present were the Misses Helen
Commock, Dorothy Cole, Grace Chand-
Ter, Flora Turnbull, Beryl Needham.
Stella Blinston, Messrs. Floyd Bates,
ern Chandler, Paul Taylor, Sol Tay-
lor, John Turnbull, Norman Alexan-
der, Earl Needham, Lowell Gardner and
Clifford Smith.
Mrs. Warren Dir was hostess re-
Gently at happy party, when she en-
tertained the members of the club
which call themselves the "Jolly Six !"
to which little daughter, Frances, be-
longs. The afternoon passed quickly
with the music and clever games, the
hostess had planned. Later in the af-
ternoon refreshments were served.
Felicitations are being given to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Duane Brooke of
Livesley, at the birth of little son
last Monday. The son bears the name
of his father, who is now stationed in
California. s.
Mrs. M. Harwarth, accompanied by
ldr. Everett and g. Mcdowell, were in
Salem yesterday on business trip,
and while here were the guests of
Mrs. F. l.. Purvine, 1909 Fifth street.
The boys left early this morning for
Portland where they plan to enlist in
the army service.
Miss Celia. Wilson, daughter of Mrs.
Clara Gribble of 1876 South Cottage
street, is now working in the service
department of the Western Union in
Portland Miss Wilson is graduate
of Salem high school.
Mrs. Roy Shields and her three
daughters have returned from Amity
where they were spending few days
with Mrs. Patty, mother of Mrs.
Shields.