Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-15

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guest of honor at an informal little
Kensington given by her hostess, the
aguests numbering a few intimate
friends. The honoree, who is cousin
of Mrs. Harris, returned to her home
in Eugene today after a week S visit
in the Capital city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Grier and
children, former Salem residents, but
more recently of Falls City, are NOV
ing to Portland to make their home.
Enroute to Portland they are stopping
in Salem few days to visit friends
over the week end Mr.. Grier was In the
lumber business at Falls City.
DR.. and Mrs. VIII Mott of Portland
are Salem visitors over the week end,
having come up to attend the Elk play
coached by DR.. Motifs brother, Jamcs
Mott. They are staying at the home of
Commercial street.
Word has been received from CAP
tain Lloyd Mott, another son of Dr..
and Mrs. Mott, that instead Of being
sent directly to the states, as had been
anticipated, he has been transferred to
Coblenz, Germany, with the army of
occupation. Captain Mott has been
hitherto stationed with division of
the medical corps near Paris. During
his absence Mrs. Mott has made her
home with his parents in Salem. At
present she is visiting friends and rel
atives at Ft. Stevens near Astoria
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Livesley, who are
sojourning in California this month, are
now being entertained in San Fran
cisco as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy o. Sargent, former Salem resi-
dents. They viii return north about
the first Of April.
DR.. and Mrs. T. G. Smith, Jr., who
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Livesley
to California went on to Los Angeles,
where they are visiting DR.. Smith 3
father.
Mrs. R. B. Goodin was charming
hostess this week, when she opened her
home on Court street to the matrons
of the Monday Afternoon Bridge club
and few additional guests.
Among the club members circling
the card tables ON Monday were Mrs.
Ralph Glover, Mrs Edward Gilling-
ham, Miss Calista Moore, Mrs. Arthur
Moore, Mrs. Fred Lamport and Mrs.
Frank Bowersox. Bidden as guests
were Mrs. George A. Wood, Mrs. II. s.
Poisal, Mrs. Grace Eoff, Mrs. Park
hurst. Mrs. w. +. Buchner and Mrs. O..
Irwin of Portland.
Dir. and Mrs. r. e. Lee Steiner are
enjoying few weeks sojourn in San
Francisco. They left the fore part of
the week and will be gone about a
fortnight.
Anticipation among the younger set
in Salem is running high over the an
nouncement Of the dancing party to be
given by the members of the Julius
Caesar club Saturday night, March %
at the Marion hotel. The boys of the
u. c. club has sponsored a number
of gala and successful dances through
out the year and the one scheduled for
next week gives promise OF being ful'
ly as pleasurable in every respect.
Mrs. L. X. Page has as house guests
at her residence on North Cottage
street, her niece and nephew. Mr, ana
Mrs Ira Edmonds of Marcus, Iowa.
The visitors arrived Thursday ana wlli
spend several days in the 0apltal clty'
They are en- route home from a trip TO
California and will return east by way
of Canada.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. w. u.
Smith will De the center OF most en-
when the entire family will assemble
for the first time in number OF years,
the occasion being observed with
dinner party tomorrow at the Smitn
residence on Center street. The gather
ing viii include two daughters, Mrs.
R. W. Walton of Lebanon. and MISS
Grace Smith, and sons Ernest Smith OF
Wasco, Washington, Ray L. smith OF
Lebanon, and Lieutenant Iaul n
ter, Miss Evelyn Paddock, OF Port
land are also week end guests at the
Smith home.
Lieutenant Smith has recently been
released from the service, having been
stationed with the spruce division at
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