Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-29


institution. At I.esallois q suburb OF
Parisl this orgaaization has establish
ed a dispensary where French RHrses
ars trained in the care and feeding of
children.
The American women 5 hospitals al
ready has one hospital in Serbia at
Monastir, equipped with $50 beds. More
than 5000 refugee families have been
given medical aid by the doctors Of
this hospital.
The American women S hospitals IS
making this appeal because Serbia s
own physicians have been 50 largely
sacrificed in the var that only 40 OF
them remain. Large areas are totally
without medical aid; because women
are particularly adapted for
successful and sympathetic work in the
reconstruction period; because men
physicians Of the allies have worked
and died throughout the war, and wo-
men physicians should now undertake
a greater extent of the work OF med
ieal relief.
Salem friends have been greeting
Mrs. Henderson B. Mulkey (0hve lsa-
belle RiddelD OF Bakersfieid Califor-
MIA, who with her two children, Wayne
Riddle and Mary Margaret, have been
visiting Mrs Mulkey's sister, Mrs.
Charles 0. Wilson, at the latter S love
ly country home. Mrs Mnlkey is well
known here and is a graduate Of viii
lamette university. At present she is in
Mil City as the guest Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Riddell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton l.. Meyers have
returned from an outing at Tillamook.
Miss Bertha Eckerhn and Miss Ha
zelle Downing left today for California
Miss Eckerlin has been visiting at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs =.
Eckerlin on North Liberty street for
the past three weeks.
After spending a brief and enjoyable
visit in Salem as the guests of Miss
liza Spaulding, Miss Margaret Nor and
her brother Dr. August G. Nor, Of Los
Angeles have left for a motor trip to
Crater Lake.
Mrs. Thomas Sims Of Portland has
returned home after a delightful visit
at the home of DIR. and Mrs. W. 5.
Mott.
Fluctuations are being received by
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul l.. Schmidt upon the
birth of a daughter Sunday. She has
been named Pauline Frances Schmidt.
Captain and Mrs. W. d. Clarke and
two charming children, Doris and Bob
by, have returned home from short
stay at their ranch near Medford.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reed are Port
and visitors. IA
Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Lttler have re.
urned from a short stay at Newport.
Mrs. Bertha Junk Darby will spend
.hree weeks in Portland attending a
school Of piano music and the
Try conducted by Louis Victor Saar of
jhieago, for teachers of the Godowsky
progressive series of piano lessons, Of
which Mrs Darby has be5a an author
zed exponent for the past five years.
Miss Ellen, Owen is home from q de-
ightful vacation of three weeks dura-
ion. Most Of the time was spent in
astoria as the house guest Of Mr.. and
drs. o. l.. Bailey, and few days out
ng at Seaside was one of the features
f the visit. On her return to Salem
he stopped in Portland and passed a
veek as the guest Of Miss Aileen Hol.
nan.
Miss Gertrude Coullard of Portland
vho has been guest at the o. T.
brandt residence, has gone to Seaside I
or the rest Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nein are enter
aiming as their guest, the former $ sis 4
er, Miss Mae Neih of La Grande.
MIS-. ~. r. cartwright, accompanied /
y her daughters, Miss Gladys Cart .
right and Miss Florence Cartwright, .
ave today to spend the remainder of
be summer at Newport.
Miss Marie Churchill is home from y
visit with friends in Astoria.
I
Interesting guests in the capital city o
eccntly we're Mr.. and Mrs William d
'ouglass of 0reland, California, and ?
@. Croton Of Seattle who visited at |
be =. l.. Waters home. The party was j
n route to California.
The Woman S Missionary society of
he First Presbyterian church are plan. !
ing an. enjoyable picnic for next Fri :
ay evening, The wamen are request
/ to meet at the church at 3 clock
nd the men are invited 10 be at the
air grounds at six, in time for the !
ounteous Picnic supper which will be
repaired for them.