Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-02
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friends in honor OF her brother
and sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
4. II. Robertson of Indiana, who
We're here guests for a few days
while enroute to California. Five
! hundred was the entertainment,
and afr the games the hostess
served dainty refreshments. Au-
! tumn flowers were artistically
placed about the rooms. Those
{ whom Mrs. Dillon invited were DR..
! and Mrs. Charles Bates, DIR. and
Mrs. Chester A. Downs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Anderson and Mr.. and
! Mrs K. II. Robertson.
The girls of the junior class of
! Willamette university were host
esses Tuesday for the annual tea
. which they give to the freshmen
girls Mrs. William F. Kirk opened
her house this year for the girls,
and over 100 of the college set
called during the hours Miss En-
ma Shanafelt, Miss Elsie Gilbert,
and Miss Lorlei Blatehford were
in the receiving line, and pouring
at the prettily- y-appointed tables
were Mrs. William e. Kirk. Miss
Lucille Tucker, Miss Lois Warner,
and Miss Dorothy Buchner. For
the afternoon the rooms were ar
tistically decorated with red and
.lti ,s.t, - y,1, II
Miss Merle Hamilton, daughter
of Judge and Mrs. J H. Hamilton,
of Roseburg, is the week end
guest of Miss Catharine Carson.
The regular meeting of Salem
chapter of American War Mothers
vii! be held at the home of the |
president, Mrs. j. A. Carson on S |
High street, tuesday afternoon, |
October 3, at 2:30 O'Clock The |
members are requested to bring
the work that has been started for
the bazaar. Light refreshments
will be served
Miss Bertha Sroate of Pasadena, |
California has returned to Salem
from a visit with friends in Port
land and is the house guest of Mrs.
George E. Waters for several
weeks before returning to her
southern home.
Mrs. Henry B. Thielsen and hel
daughter, Miss Ellen Thielsen
who have been away from Salem
Tor two years, have returned and
will make their home here again.
For year they have been visit
ing Mrs. Thielsen's brother in
Rhode Island.
Miss Pauline West is a charming ,
little maid from Portland who has ;
been guest of Salem relatives ,
during the week. She came down &
to ride her cousin, Miss Helen /
Vests horse at the shows this f
week Because of her success in t
blue ribbons for the horse,
Mr.. West presented her with the
mount, Princess Pat" as a gift. S
Mrs. T. b. Kay has as her guest !
drs. A. E Burton of San Francisco
'ho arrived Thursday and will pass
everal days here Mrs j. A. Todd
# Portland is spending the week =
With her sister, Mrs. Kay.
Mrs. Emily Jordan of BeIAeley y
al, is again the guest of Mrs. Ed. 4
lin Weller and Mrs. George H. Bur :,
EFT for short time after spending g,
everal weeks with relatives in,
'ortland.
Mrs Walter Huelet of Portland p
eft today for her home after spend @
lg week at the Edward S. We'll
ar home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Ehle of Port ;,
md and Mr.. and Mrs. George Coils .
waite of Multnomah have been -
he guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Spence n
Oftman Tor tnlS week. ,
DIR. and Mrs. Fred II. Thompson
ave returned from short trip to !,
an Francisco which took them
way two weeks.
Mrs. w. C. Knighton of Portland "
as been spending this week with ',
er mother, Mrs. L. E. Waters and y
tending the horse show. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. McClaine and
Irs. Mechanics father, Walter Ea-
In of Astoria were in Salem wed ~
esday and were the guests of Mrs. u
mos Strong.
Mrs. Warren C. Hunt left Friday !"
II a weekend visit with friends in II
ortland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Spaulding d.
Newberg are the weekend guests GU
the formers parents Mr.. and III
rs. Charles X. Spaulding. al
Charles Robertson, lr, left this
eek for Eugene 10 reenter the cl
diversity of Oregon. hC
Mr. and Mrs GEORGE TaacL Of / >.