Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-31
,,,oue,ce Elizabeth Cartwright

MS very smart bridge-lunch
- w. given in honor of Mrs. 2. :. carr
80 ,ho is leaving shortly to max
w. ~ home in Eugene. where Mr.. carl'
~ e. heen elected superintendent
~ ~ The city schools. -,
OF Wv .he dining room sweet pea
more used, and in the dra"ins iool.
wsa Ssasta da<,ies made charHliiis
hack ground for the three tanies =
pa.n suo where Mrs. Lewis Sheldoi
nliueS hieb score. Those hidden to thi'
wyn s,,uhtfnl affair were, Mrs. Carleton
oei,s Mosdames Fred Ellis, b. T
Bound anu R. Burton, Lester Davis. u
. Kirk. David Wright. Percy cup
nar Thomas Williams, Lewis snei'
pe p0n n. G. Marvin, V. p. kuhn
W. nolnb Glover, Claire Vibbert.
r,esday evening spong's landing
tba scene of merry little PIC
w. w.. ,rben a party of the smart Sc
.aotored n, down early in the evening
~ enioy picnic dinner in the COO
recesses of the Spong ground. swim
Ming and songs about the campfire
made a delightful evening seem only
two short for Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin L
poter and their house guest Mrs. MI
prinkerhoff of Okanagan, Wash, DR.
and Mrs. L. f. Griffith, DIR. and MRS
u IT. olinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Caughell and Mr. and Mrs. Q. Z
Locke.
AZ compliment to Miss Elsie
Borgel of San Francisco, the house
puest of the Lloyd s.. Farmers,
oroun of society folk motored e
snongs landing Wednesday for picnic
Swimming and a large bonfire around
which the guets circled were the
principal diversions Of the evening
About sixteen were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Connell Dyer have
left for st. Louis, Mo-, via San Fran
cisco, where they will be the guests
of DR.. and Mrs. Harry e. Clay. Mr.
Over Is taking this eastern trip foi
the purpose of attending the conven-
ton of the 100000 club of the Mis-
souri, State Life Insurance company
for which he is district manager
here. They will return the last Of
August, by way of Chicago and Salt
Lake city where they will spend a
brief visit with Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fritz
Slade.
Monday evening Mrs. VIM. Ever
ett Anderson entertained in honor OF
Miss Elizabeth Schultz, who left Iues
day for New York, with a delightful
little picnic at the Country club
About twenty motored out to enjoy
a sumptuous dinner, and an eve
ning's dancing.
Miss Elizabeth Schultz left Tues
day for New York city, where she is
associated with the Hood River APP
pie association, returning by the
southern route. Miss Schultz who was
the inspiration for many charming
affairs while here, will spend a few
days in San Francisco and Los An
geles in the interests of the associa-
ton.
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Wednesday evening. Rev. w. r.
Milliken, who has recently entered
the pulpit of the Baptist church. held
a reception for the members of the
church. The affair was held in the
church which was a bower of Shasta
daisies and roses. During the evening
Leonaid Chadwick. gave several en-
Joyable violin solos and Professor C.
A. Miller spoke. The address of well
come was given by Rev. Richard N.
Avison to which Rev. Milliken re-
sponded. About $50 were present,
among them being the pastors Of the
Salem churches.
Mrs. Barton F. Miller was hostess
wednesday for a delightful kensing-
Ion at her Court street home, which
was artistically done IN yellow and
brown, a combination of Marigolds
and Blackeyed Susans, rendering the
rooms most attractive. A dainty tea
was served at 4:30 o'clock by the
hostess small daughters, Luella and
maud. About 20 matrons were pres
ent.
representative and Mrs. w. q.
naWiey have returned from weeks
visit in Oregon City. Representative
iiaWiey is leaving today for New
port.
Misses La Vern and Constance
Aantner, with their little nephew.
.iiriord Thomas of Seattle, who has
oeen their guest here for a week.
nave left for Seattle to visit with
.aeir sister. Mrs. o. A. Thomas, and
'neir brother, Clifford Kantner. They
Nhi be Joined by Rev. w. c. Kant
ner, Who has been in the east several
weeks. Mrs. Kantner will go to Sc
ss s.ue next week to join her daughters
sor month in Seattle.
MRS w. s. Mott has as her guest
nsr daughter-in-law, Mrs. Lloyd Mott
c. cno VIII spend two weeks in Salem.
p'ain Mott, who has just returned
.;s non siberia and Manila is now sta
a0ned at Vancouver.
p,s, S,hauncey Bishop and son, Robert
o,sp' osnop' left Monday for a trip to
acier and Yellowstone national
"a ss bernice Craig has as her guest
-. 'he week end, Miss Helen Hough-
na. sva OF Portland. a popular Gamma
poa ~ beta at the University of Ore
81 a'ss GLADYS Hirsch, who has been