Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-11
gagged in business.

A charming matron who is be-
dng welcomed to Saiem is Mrs. r..
B. Handley, wife Of the newly ap-
pointed corporation commissioner
Mrs. Handley and their two chill
dren have come from their form
err home In Tillamook and arc
domiciled in the Paterson home at
Court and Thirteenth streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Gintzchow
of Portland motored down and
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs.
j. B. Littler.
Mrs. James McGilchrist and her
small children arrived in Port
land Saturday night from Glas-
gov, scotland, where they visited
for five months with Mrs. McGil-
christ's parents. While in Scot
land they also visited relatives in
othtr cities.
Miss Lillian Godsey, the Marion
county HcdltIi tluloC, iSlI tIll5 HUH
ing for Silverton to sp end the
week inspecting the schools OF
trict district.
The girls Cf the Beta chi soror-
tanned company of college girls
for dinner Saturday night at their
attractive house on Court street.
Miss Eth.l Fl,t { her r.turncd
Sunday night from Astoria where
she spent a week inspecting the
Rebekah lodges of that vicinity.
Charming folk from Eugene
who are here for a few weeks, are
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Seavy.
Mr.. Sevay has large hop holdings
and he and William Bell are asso-
ciated together in that business.
Interesting visitors who leave to-
morrow after spending several
weeks in Salem are Mr.. and Mrs.
George Blower (Effie Meyers) who
90 10 LUIS iIEOlCo W cPSfit t'AE
winter in sunny California.
Miss Monroe Dodson of Baker
arrived Saturday night and is the
house guest of Mrs. H. A. Cornoy-
er for a several days stoy IN Sa
lem
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Brown
are entertaining Mrs. Browns
brother, Percy Bretherton, Of
Portland, who came down Satur-
day night to spend two weeks in
Salem.
Mrs. Alfred A. Schramm and
small daughter, Pa1tiuia. of Cor
wallis but formerly CT Salem are
in Salem with Mrs. Schrainn's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. kuntz
for a few days '.'hay plan to lcav:
tomorrow with Mr.. Schramm who
ioined them over the week end.
The Business and Professional
Woman's club will meet Tuesday
night at 1880 O'Clock with the pres
ident. DR.. Mary c. Rowland at her
office. Mrs. s. S. East will be the
speaker for the evening ana she
will talk on safe investments lol
the business woman. Officer for
the year will be elected ana so
cial hour enjoyed.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John GRADER left
Yesterday. for California to So
iourn for a few months in the
homes that the southern climate
will improve Mrs. Graders health.
Mrs. J. w. Daggett and small
son of Albany have returned u
their home after visiting MIS-
Daggett's sister, Mrs. Earl F}sn-
er, for a everal days tay.
Mr.. and Mr.. Truman Nprthup
and daughter, Virginia, were re-
cent guests at the f. J.. l'urNihe
home of Saginaw street. They nave
gone to McMinnville to spend some
time visiting relatives before re-
turning to their home in Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Henry OF
Spring Valley are new comers 10
Salem and have purchased the ).
F. Hutchinson home on North
Church street where they are now
domiciled.
Mrs. Betty Townsend spent sat
urday in Salem motoring down
from Portland where she is no"
living.
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Sheres
have come from Oregon City ana