Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-07
SOCIETY
By aERTRUDE RoBIs0E


lO0MPLIMENT NG Lieutenant La
|Ie mar Tooze VINO arrived in Salem
last evening after an eventful tive
years in the service, group Of friends
land relatives gathered at the Marion
hotel last night and enjoyed delight
full dinner party. Covers were laid for
IlMr. and Mrs Walter l.. Tooze Sr..
Captain and Mrs. Wslter L. Tooze Jr.,
and small son Waiter l. Tooze III, Ma
ljor and Mrs. Carlton Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Campbell Of Hermis.on, Ore
gon, Bert Cohen and Lieutenant TOoze.
Major Smith, Mr.. Cohen and Mr..
Campbell were all members of the 9lst
division, the same in which Lieutenant
ToOze and his twil brother, Leslie,
saw service.
The lecture tour which has been ar
ranged for the lieut enant in the inter
est of the woman's building at Eugene
Twin begin next week with R0seburg
as a probable starting point. This eve
ming he will be one Of about 40 new
members to be initiated into the Salem
lodge Of Elks.
Mrs. II. v. Mclean is spending a
couple Of weeks at North Beach, Wash
ington, as the guest of Miss Julia
Chemin at "Chemin Cottage" at Beach
Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H Lytle of the
Court apartments, have left for a two
weeks tour Of Washington. Seattle,
Yakima and various Sound points win
be included in the tip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery j. Baker and
three children left Yesterday for Ia
coma after visit with Mr.. Baker 5
sister, Mrs. +. 7. Bs;nes.
After a brief visit n Portland, Mrs.
il. 4. Schafer and Mrs. G. f. Cashatt
have returned home.
II Miss Leora Morris and small nephew
Gordon Morris, have returned TO Port
land after a two months visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Ben Morris Of
Salem Heights.
Miss Olive Br1ekes, Miss Lora
Brockes and John proekes Of Amity,
are guests at the home of their brother
in-law and sister, DR.. and Mrs. j. O.,
mathis.
Miss Margaret Legge is enjoying an
outing at the LeSse cottage at Sea
lview.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Rowland are in
1.-THE city from Denver, Colorado, as the
lguests Of Mrs. HowlSnd s mother, Mrs.
H. J. Goode Of Yev' Park. They plan
TO remain three weeks.
A "Health Pageant" is the newest
lplioduetfon released by the pageant
and drama department of the Y. W. c.
la. under the title Of 'Shining God
dessn il was presented last week by
1.-THE girls of the west side branch of
the Y. w. c. A. at a private estate
in Van Courtlani park, New York
city.
The idea Of the pageant which was
Ipail Ol lut UlOEiulu VI pOhAHA NAd
lcational department was to present in
aH allegorical way the various things
THAT make for good health and right
living. Proper foods, exercise and
lclothing were symholized in very at
ltractive way. "F.esh Air" was a
breezy little figure made chiefly Of
balloons and bubbles. "Rest" was a
somher person in trailing wells Of grey.
Miss Clara Sacket. who wrote, COS
tuned and produced the pageant says
that the girls who presented it took a
keen interest in it's teaching They
were particularly interested in the va
rious kinds Of clothing and shoes which
ltAe character Of "Good Taste" pre-
scribed. They were Hager to understand
the kinds Of food which made for the
beat health, and how to present them
Its The greatest advantage.
i Miss Eunane Craig was among the
zaay members Of the younger social
set who enjoyed rides in the :" Web
feet" last week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs joan Z. Earle, 1926
lSouth 18th street, are being showered
with congratulations upon the birth Of
a daughter, last Tuesday.
i Miss Sylvia White, who has been
spending three weeks in Portland, re-
turned to her home Saturday evening.
i Miss winnifred Long Of Springfield
Oregon, who has been visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. s. Jones, returned
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