Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-27

AhAAhtAhf NuV - sPthhthk thf SUM
mer in Salem, Mrs. Jack Sadler of Au.
rora, Mrs. Anna Hofer and daughter.
Dorothy, Miss Mckinney. Mrs. Allan
.ByDon, Mrs +. Hofer and the guest of
honor, Miss Marie Hofer.
A party Of Salem people who motored
the latter part Of last week TO Portland
to spend the week end, returned Sun
day. Those who went were DR.. and
Mrs. o. A. Olson, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Siege, Mrs. Hadenbrook and Mr.. sher'
wood.
Mrs. W. n. Cook of l6s North 10Th
street is enjoying a visit from Mrs. j.
II. Hauser, whom she had not seen for
many years. Mrs. Hauser, who is from
Aberdeen, South Dakota, attended the
meeting Of the Grand Army of the Re.
public and is now visiting her relatives
and former friends in the west.
While here Mrs. Hauser will be en-
tertained for a part Of the time by
her nephew, Paul Hauser. Accompanied
by Mrs. Cook, she plans TO go to Eu'
gene the latter part of the week to
visit Lloyd Hauser, another one Of her
nephews Mrs. Hauser will probably re-
main for about o week in Salem vist-
ing friends.
Miss Lena Belle Tartar is spending
II short vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. n. Tartar, of Corvallis, Mr..
Tartar is one Of the professors in the
mathematics department Of the Oregon
Agricultural college there
Among those people who have been
spending their vacation at Belknap
Springs are Mr.. and Mrs. o. l.. Den
Ger and Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Dougherty.
Before returning they expect to spend
a few days at Foleys Springs
Mrs. Albert Millsap (Hallie Wat
SOM who has been spending three weeks
In Salem visiting with her parents, re.
turned to her home in Portland Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Carson of Fair
view avenue have been entertaining as
their house guests, Mr.. and Mrs. W..
Il. Tomlinson aud son, Harold. The
Tomlinsons arc. from Narshalltown,
Iowa, and are enjoying al extended
motoring trip through the west. They
have been visiting in Seattle and Vari'
Gus points in Washington and are now
on their way TO Los Angeles. After
spending a few days in Salem they left
this morning for California
Mrs, Jack Sadler Of Aurora is spend
ing the day in Salem as the guest OF
Mrs. \. Hofer. She is one Of the guests
at the knitting party given this after
noon by Mrs, Il. Hofer in honor Of Miss
Hofer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving of 1898 South
are enjoying a visit from Mrs
NJ. n. Franklin Of Philomath' Mrs. lrv
ing is a daughter of Mrs, Franklin
DR.. and Mrs. Sleeves, who have been
spending a large part Of the summer az
Newport, came home TO spend the week
End. They left this morning and will
probably remain until the first Of Sep
Miss GLADYS Carson left this morning
for Sileta where she will spend a vaea.
lion OF about ten days with Miss Ethel
Dayey, a former Iowa friend, Miss Car
,on will leave about the middle of Sep
.emher for Elkins where she will con
iinue her work Of last year as super
Of the rural training center.
Professor Della Cfowder Miller Is en-
pertaining as her house guests at her
,partmonts - Ferry street, Rev. and
Ms. j. II. Crowder Of Decatur, Illinois
Rev. Crowder, who is Professor Miller 3
came west 20 attend tho meeting
the Grand Army Of the Republic held
n Portland last week. As he is the
,ast state commander Of Illinois, he was
he leader Of the Illinois delegation
which headed the procession Of the o..
\, Il. members. |,