Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-14

of friends at tea. Artistic bowls Of blue
delphinium, snapdragOns set off with
glowing marigolds added charm to the
pretty affair. Miss Grace Holt and Mis-:
Ethel Frazier poured. The invitation
list included Mrs. Roy Wesley Burton
Mrs. William Walton, Miss lla Spauld
ing, Miss Beatrice Walton, Miss Vivian
Hopson, Miss Glare Breitenstein, Mis-:
Marie Breitenstein Miss Ethel Frazier
Miss Olga Gray, Miss Ruth Schultz
Miss Edna How'd, Miss Veda How'd
Miss Irene Curtiss, Miss Hester Gla-
ham, Miss Berle Holt, Miss Reatha
Hughes, Miss Dorothy Donaldson, Miss
Grace Holt and Miss Mama Putnam.
Colonel and Mrs. f. Hofer returned
today from a short visit with friends
in San Francisco and Stockton.
DR.. and Mrs. Carl +. Miller, DR.. Al
bert Miller and Miss Zena Smith are
leaving tomorrow for a weeks outing
at Tillamook and Seaside beaches.
Picnic parties were the order Of the
day yesterday. Sunrise saw merry
groups motoring out Of town for the
various picnic resOrts-Silver Creek,
Spong's Landing aud the Vulnerable
other points that offer their pictur-
esque eonveniences to nature lovers
and moonrise saw them returning along
the cool, quiet country roads, happy af-
ter a blissful day Of outdoor enjoy
ment. Later afternoon and early eve
ming parties were also much in vogue,
and no merrier groups of young people
could be found than those that, choos-
ing canoeing in preference TO motoring
went up the river for q picnic and a
pleasurable evening. One of these was
the party composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Berg, Miss Leah Suing, Miss
Olive Lester, Phillip Jaskosk, and Cy-
nl Suing
Members Of the Artisan lodge enjoy
ed a merry picnic Friday evening at
the Albert play grounds. A sumptuous
lunch, games. phonograph music and a
bonfire were pleasant features of the
evening. About twenty five members
were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Patton and chill
dren have been guests at the country
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Jones
for the past week.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Byrd have re-
turned from an extended topr of the
eastern states. They visited relatives
in several of the principal cities and
attended a recital of Miss Winifred
Byrd who is winning such fame for
herself as q pianist an New York.
Mr.. and MIS- A. ]. Lehman and three
small daughters of Portland are visit
ing Mrs. Lennon 3 parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Liston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Harrin and son
Claude of Portland have been guests
at the C. W. Niemeyer home for the
past week. Mr.. Harrin and the boy
have returned home but Mrs. Harrin
will remain for few days. Mrs. Me
meyer and Mrs Harm are sisters
Mrs. r. b. Duncan was hostess at a
of the missionary society Of
the First Congregational church Friday
afternoon. A most enjoyable feature
was the lovely program given by Mrs.
W. G. Kantner and Miss Constance
Kantner. The hostess was assisted in
serving the delicious refreshments by
her daughter, Mrs. Carle Abrams.
The home Of Dr. and Mrs. NJ. C. Find
ley on North Goth street was the scene
of merry lawn party Friday evening,
when members of the Epworth League
of the Methodist church gathered TO
pass some pleasant hours. After an en-
jOyable time was passed with games
and music, the hostess was assisted in
serving light refreshments by her
daughter, Miss Mary Findley. About
fifty guests attended.
Little Janet and sherman Phmpton
are spending the summer with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Camp
bell at Silteoos Lake They viii be
joined later in the season BY their
mother, Mrs. ". NJ. Phmpion.
Week end guests at the G. h. Webb
home were Mr.. and Mrs l. A. Webb.
their daughter, Mrs. A. ". Nelson and
her son Jack Of Portland.
Mrs Roy Burton, accompanied BY
her son. Alyan aud her mother, Mrs. ].
Il. Aekerman, left yesterday for
week 5 visit in Hood River.
Twenty women Of Polish birth or
descent, who have been trained in this
country As social and nurses aides.
are TO be sent hy the Y. ". G. A. to Pc.
land within a few weeks as a result
Of request from Nine. Paderewski.
wife OF the Polish president.
Tho women were trained by the Y.
". G. A. in various parts Of the Unit
ed States and have been given a sys
tematic course with a certificate for
work. They are known as
the Polish Gray Samafiians and wear
4 picturesque uuiform consisting Of a
gray cape and Polish cap.
Under Nine padcrewski's direction
a home has been taken ever By the
Polish government in Warsaw and IS