Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-18
SOCIETY
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tAA1 MemaA a4u nVct&A icA4St " -
lem, has been appointed to serve on
the Oregon committee of the Roosevelt
Memorial association The conference
Of the western division Of the assOeia-
tion opened in Portland this morning
At the Benson hotel, about twenty del
egates attending.
4 country vide campaign for funds
viii start on October 2Ith, the anniyer-
sary of Colonel Roosevelt S death, Ore
gon's quota being $4,000. The money
viii be used in erecting a monument
in Washington, d. G., in memory of
the late colonel and 10 buy. il possible
the Roosevelt estate at Oyster Bay.
Mrs. Harris is the only Salemite on
the Oregon committee.
Sunday Aeg. nth there occurred a
gathering at the eommodiOus residence
Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Z. X. Ferguson, S2S
Mission street this city, that win long
be remembered by those participating.
II vas in the form Of a coming tOgeth-
er Of relatives in celebration of the
sixtieth anniversary Of the marriage
of the host and hostess, who have pass
ed their eighty second and seventy sew
enth birthday.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. z.
~. Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Get
ter, c. r. WeseOtt, Frank G. Fergu-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Coon, Clara l..
Sehaefer and son Lloyd Sehaefer, Mrs.
Jennie E. Endieott and son Edgar Wes-
eOtt Endicott, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry l.
Pearson and daughter Ruth, Mrs. Es-
ther A. Newton and daughter Clara
Maud, Mr.. and Mrs John d. Fields,
Eltin and Bernard Coon.
Governor and Mrs. Ben w. Oleott
left Saturday evening for Salt Lake
city where they will attend the gov
ernor's conference and be the guests
of the state of Utah during a trip thru
Yellowstone park. Their visit win COW
er a period Of two weeks.
Reporting an ideal trip, Justice and
Mrs. Henry Bean and their daughter,
Miss Grace Bean, returned Friday from
a motor trip to Rainier National park.
Mr.. and Mrs, p. L. Fullerton, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burn
side who have recently come to Sa.
lem from 0ttnmwa, Iowa, enjoyed a
motor trip over the Columbia highway
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. V. Barr of Vim.
Ieennes, Indiana, are guests at the w
p. Babeock home on South CONNER
eial street. Mr.. Barr is the oldest son
Of Mrs. S. J. Woodruff and a hall
brother Of Mrs Babcoek. The visitors
have been spending the past ten days
in Tacoma, Washington, with anoth-
er sister, Mrs. A. J. Gillbo, and on
their way west stopped in Kansas City
Missouri, as guests Of Mrs. Barr's sis.
ter, Mrs. g. W. Milton.
After driving around Salem they are
emphatic in their praises of the city,
commenting especially on the wide
streets, beautiful shade trees, broad
lawns and substantial homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barr have stopped in
all the principal cities en- route to Ore
gon, passing several days in Yellow
stone park. From Salem they will 60
to Los Angeles where they will visit at
the ]. NJ. Woodruff residence and then
take in all the points of interest in
Southern California.
Miss Marie Churchill went to Port
land Yesterday where she was soloist
at the wedding Of Miss Catherine
Twomay and George Kohen of Wiscon-
sin. Miss Churchill and Miss Twomey
are sorority sisters.
Miss Constance Cartwright has re-
turned home from a summer course at
Berkeley.
Miss Elinor White Of PORTLAND is in
Salem as the house guest oI Mrs. Fred
Stewart. Her visit will be Of fort
nights duration.
Miss Hazel Downing and Mrs.
George Waters are home from a two
weeks visit in California. They accom-
panied Miss Bertha Eekerlin on her
return to the southern state after a
three weeks visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. +. Eekerlin of North Liberty
street.
Mrs. J. S. Clark and daughter Fran
ceS, OF Denver, Colorado, are visiting
for several days with the former s eous-
in, Mrs. Ida Niles, on North Winter
street.
Ms. William Burghardt Jr., is at
Seaside as the guest of Mrs. George
Tracy Of Oregon City. She will be gene
two weeks.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Lerchcn are
enjoying a six weeks tour Of Califor-
MIA. They will spend a short visit in
Los Angeles as the guests Of Mrs. Ter.
chen's mother, who viii accompany
them ON their return home.
A party composed Of Colonel and
Mrs +. Hofer. Laurence Hofer and
Captain and Mrs. Allan Bynon left
Yesterday for weeks visit in British
Columbia.
Two interesting visitors in the cap
ital city are Miss Carrie Keyes and
Miss Mae Highee Of Minneapolis, who
are guests at the O. G. Bohrnstedt
home. At present the Bohrnstedts and
their guests are visiting friends in
Rosehurg and sathcrlin, but plan to