Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-24

Interesting guests at the John j.
Roberts home are Mr. and Mrs. Per-
cy Young of Albany and Mrs. Smith
ley and Mrs. Thompson of Pittsburg,
Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Miller had as
their house guests during the Elks
convention Mr. and Mrs, W. f. and
Miss Laura Barnes of Portland, NJ
and Mrs Robbins of Eelma, Alabama,
and Miss Mabel Patterson of Toron-
to, Canada, Miss Patterson, during
the war, was managing nurse in the
Royal Victoria hospital, near London
on Lady Astor's estate.
plimenting Miss Elsie Borgel
of San Francisco, the charming house
guest of the Clifford Farmers. Miss
Eunane Craig entertained Weunes-
day at the lovely Craig residence on
Bellevue street. Due to the storm the
original plan of making the affair
a lawn party was abandoned. and the
guests were entertained indoors and
on the spacious porches The rooms
We're attractively done in purple and
white with dainty baskets of sweet
peas predominating, while on the
porch Japanese lanterns shed soft
purple light upon the scene. The
guests asked to meet Miss Borgel
We're Miss Borgel. M Messrs and
Mesdames T A Roberts, Arthur
Rain. Ralph Cochran, Dan Fry, Jr.,
Ray Pomeroy, e V McMechan. LloyA
Farmer, Ted Mesch, V Mckenzie, r
lob l. Do
Charles Stricklin Allan Bynon, Mrs.
Earle Coulson Flegel. Mrs Chas Mil
Ter. Misses Bernice Craid, Ada Mill
Ter, Irene Curtis, Edna Simonton,
Alta Jones, Carolyn Hurst, Gene
Bell, Nancy Skaife, Messrs r W
Brown, Mark Skiff, Jr., Jim Young,
Carl Gabrielson. Albert Egan, Jack
Hyett, w II DeKay, Laurence Hofer,
Theron Hoover and Chas Craig.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Allen and sons
Wayne and Kenneth. motored down
| to Portland Thursday to attend the
double wedding of Mrs. Aliens
niece. Miss Lesta Cook to Floyd
Bates, and her neprew Trueman
Cook to Miss Dorothy Applegate.
Miss Cook is the sister of Miss Mar
guerite Cook, who was a student at
Willamette university last winter.
Mrs. Jane II. Henison Of Tacoma
is a guest at the r. G. Trueblood
home.
The f. L. purvines have lately
given up their home at 1909 5th
street and are now domiciled at the
lovely Judge Boise home at 1869
| Broadway
Mrs. r. r. Westabrook of Albany
Is the week end guest of the Frank
S. Wards.
Fer a brief outing in the noun
tains merry little party motored to
Caseadia last week end. returning
home Monday evening. They were,
Messrs and Mesdames II. L. stiff. j,
c. Perry. w. j. Busck and II. Y
Compton
Mrs. Walter Kempton. who has
been the house guest of the George
ipluSutilfS AoT tne week. lcIt NeStef-l
day for her home in Pendleton. Mrs.
Kempton is a niece of Mrs. Bingham
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. II. Alden and
Miss Margaret and Rodney Alden.
are spending a month in Seattle as
the guest of relatives They expect 10
return the first of September.
Miss Maxine Buren,, who has been
spending a couple of weeks i'm Port
land as the guest of Miss Marjory
Flegel, left with the Flegels this
morning for an outing at Rockaway
beach.
Mrs. Joseph Albert and daughters.
Miss Mary Zane and Miss Josephine,
left today for a two weeks sojourn
at Seaside.
An interesting family who has late
ly arrived in Salem to make their
home. is that of the F. l.. Millers Il t
Dover. Ohio. who have taken the r. /
T. Purvine home at 1909 sth street
,t.ss Mlnaie aud Nissi EdnN Miller