Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-07

range the Salem hospital which win
be ready for the receiving of patients
about August 10Th. Miss Steele is a
graduate of the Minneapolis city hos
pital, a hospital of approximately 500
beds. Her graduates from the William
ette sanitorium who received their
training under Miss Steele, have been
hamong the most successful nurses #
1.-THE state. The Salem hospital will
start a training school imme ediately
in the old Mckinley school building
which has been secured permanently
by the hospital board.
e. L. Cough of Portland has re-
turned to Portland after spending a
few days as the guest of Dr. and Mrs.
r. c. Smith. Mr.. Cough is a brother
of Mrs Smith. DR.. and Mrs. Smith
motored their guest to the Tillamook
beaches for several days outing, re-
turning Thursday evening.
The Marion County Womans Re-
publican club will meet Monday at
o'clock in the city hall for their reg
ular meeting. A study will be mate
of the amendments which are to be
voted on at the fall election.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Pearson pf
Portland, who have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Cross, have left
for Neskowin for an outing at the
beach.
Mrs. G. E. Terwilliger has as her
guest over Ehe week end, Mrs. Cora
Mcbride of Portland. who is record
ing agent for the state Women's Ite-
lief Corps. Mrs. Mcbride presented
the state with a banner. that had
been presented to the Salem Relief
Corps, 80 years ago, Friday afternoon.
ut was accepted by Governor Ben W..
,OIcott and Secretary of State Sam
Kozer and will hang in a prominent
place in the house of representatives.
|, A large circle of friends are eager
ly welcoming back, Mrs. Edward ).
Lamport, who has returned home
from a several months visit with rel
atives and friends in San Francisco
and southern California.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Deckebach and
son Nicholas, who have been guess
at the F. G. Deckebach residence, left
Monday for their. home in Cincin-
natl. making the return trip over the
Canadian Rockies.
Mrs. Ernest Hofer returned Thurs
day evening from San Francisco, mo-
toring up with Mr.. and Mrs. n. M.
Hofer and family. The party stopped
n few days in southern oregon to en-
Joy the beauties of Crater Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meyers return
ed Thursday from a trip to Rainier
National park.
Mrs. Page Broyles, formerly MISS
Jessie Bond of Salem, is the house
guest of the w. Carleton Smiths.
Mrs. W. T. Rigdon has as her guest
her niece, Miss Lucille Smith OF Jer-
ferson-
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sfiiith hei'o -
turned from Tillamook where they en-
joyed a weeks outing.
Mrs. A. NJ. orcutt of Roseburg IS a
guest at the H. r. Crawford nome
where she will spend week
Rev. and Mrs. Leland W. Porter
have as their guests Mrs. Porter par
ents and sister, Mr.. and MIS- r. e
Latham and Miss Dora Latham oi
Minneapolis, where Mr.. Latham =
prominent attorney. Friday Mrs. foI-
ter drove her guests to Portland whele e
they were met by Rev. Porter ana ,ne
party made a trip up the CoiunnDi&
Highway.
To bid goodbye to Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Pence. who are leaving .iiis
week for California to make theii
Nome. the Artisans held open nlee.-
ing at their hall Thursday evening"
A very enjoyable program was gwen
including a piano solo by Ger1rude
Riessbeek. violin numbers by 1I''ef
Stevens and Harold Rupert, a seie