Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-21

Il.4S
pers Or the Salem hospital board pave
reception for her Friday nfpnt I.
the hospital building which nrovad
"a very pleasant event.
AZ Honoring two charming vo,,nc ,,,s,
Itors, Misses Dorothy ana Frapcas f,;f',,
, Mrs, Frank Spears ana Mrs II
Il Cross gave one Of the daintilv nlann q
IIevents for the younger set. The c,,cs,s
d who were all friends Of the Missas
i Dick when they lived here severa,
years ago numbered fifteen. ana were
assembled at the Spears home Tuns
| Iday afternoon. Goldenrod was us,na
Ito artistically grace the rooms. In ths
late afternoon the hostesses SERVED J,
well arranged rcpast. The Missa,
n Dick will return home some time earl,
sInext week
4 Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Livesley an,,
their adorable children have rccentiS
returned from anotherStrip fnto R,.tt,
J tsh Columbia and the national parlss
'iWhihc proved very delightful. Motor
Ing to Seattle they met the H. G. saf
-lgents OF San Francisco, ana iron, there
they went to Rainier park ana then n,
\ Vancouver, British columbia. ana ~
I Victoria. The Livesley children ~.
mained In Vancouver to visit friends
while the others motored on. visiting
for a week in Spokane ana then tn
4 yellowstone national park. Retnrnina,
home, the Livesleys visited for seve,a
! days in Vancouver, Is. c., being there
4 during the golf tournament. They
came home through southern Oregon
They were gone six weeks.
4 The Livesleys had as their house
guests Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. DeBlois OF
| Brawley. Cal, who were here for. Il
week, leaving Thursday
. Mrs. John j. Roberts accompanied
by her lovely little daughters, Helen
and Mildred and her sister, Miss Kath-
Iarine Slade, left this morning to open
UP the Roberts cottage at agate Beach
and to pass several weeks There
] Mrs. w. G. Hawley and Miss Iras
Hawley are spending The weekend at
the John Geisendorfer farm near Al
bany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton +. Meyers, Mr..
land Mrs. Walter G. Denton, and Mrs.
G.. Stiner who have been vacationing
+ in Hood River for two weeks write
Salem friends that they were joined
Tuesday in Portland by Mrs. Earle
ICoulson Flegel, who is accompanying
them on their trip along the coast and
Twin stay over at Neskowin for week
or more. They were also joined by
Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon Steiner, their
brother and sister-in-aw from South
Barbara, Call, who are visiting the
Steiners at Neskowin.
Mrs. William Conneli Dyer, who
with her husband just returned Mon /
day from a three weeks trip tothe east
left Friday morning for Newport to
visit for two weeks with her parents, /
Mr.. and Mrs. Claban Walker, and tc
bring home her children who stayed
lat the coast with their grandparents
while their parents were gone. Mr. i
and Mrs. Dyer visited DR.. and Mrs.
Harry Clay in San Francisco and Mr.. |
and Mrs. e. Fritz Slade in Salt Lake I
City. They spent most of the time in |
.St. Louis where Mr. Dyer attended the
MS s.iice 4 oaVehiioi.. ala tiieIi lhey
speii. ~. 2 -" uas 2 - oi'i.s'so oeio'
tuiiiiiis iioi''e'
A meeting of the Salem executive
board Of Americanization Day at the
Oregon State fair met wednesday al
ternoon in the Commercial club rooms
and made plans for the beginning OF
their work to make this venture
decided success. Mrs Isaac Lee Fat
terson is In charge of TINS day ana she
is assisted by committee of Proml-
nent Salem women of which Mrs. w. i
Carlton Smith is chairman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Catlin, their
house guests, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Cof-
fin of Los Angeles ans MISS Maud
Mcpherson of the state library re-
turned to Salem Wednesday evening
from Crater Lake where they sp9nt
a delightful two weeks. The party mo-
tored from Portland over the column.
bia Highway through eastern Oregon.
and returned by way OF the mckenzie
Pass. The roads along those highways
are splendid the party say which /
makes the trip very pleasing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hauser and child
rem, Paul Jr, and Margaret were i'll
Eugene the first oft he week visiting
a JrH To tcoy- lh.i