Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-05

IVY AND MRs. oS-
n WALD WEST, and their at
tractiye little daughter, Jean, mo-
tored back to Portland Monday
after passing tine week end In sa-
& lem at the homo OF Governor and
Mrs. Ben w. Oicott. They were up
earlier In last week for : short
stay and returned to see tiia clos
/ ing night OF the horse show. Tor
4 Miss Helen Vests horse "Prluceas
Pat" was among the prize WIN
y Jiers.
l$ Mrs. Ralph Watson of Portland
/ Is charming visitor who arrv-
ed in Salem Monday and is to be
n the house guest for A stay OF sew
erai days as the guest Of Mrs II,
sSH OIinger. Mrs. Watson numbers
Z many Of the social set here among
her friends and her presence in
The city always brings together
congenial little groups for infor-
nal chats and tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Miles (Lora
Belly have returned from their
honeymoon which was passed at
Yahacts, and are now domiciled
with Mr.. Miles parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. B. G. Miles on Court street.
The Belf-Miles wedding was
lovely home event o. September
is at the Bell country home near
RickrealI.
Miss Eva Raestrick Of Portland
and Mrs. Theodore Burmester OF
salt Lake City have been delight
ful house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs,
G. p. Bishop. Miss Raestrick left
last night for her home and Mrs.
Burmester will leave today for
Albany to visit relatives. Harry
Roberts OF Hood RIVER, nephew
ef Mrs. Bshop, also left today for
his home At er a short visit with
his aunt.
Mrs. Charles A. Park Is opening
her winter series of bible classes
this afternoon with meeting and
study hour In the Y. w. c. A.
rooms. As Is the custom the class
es will be held on Tuesday after
moons this year and II Is planned
that there will be large clas.
Tor the studies which. Mrs. Park
give have always proven very IN
teresting.
Miss Lillian Godsey. county
& health nurse, left this morning for
Woodburn to spend the week in
Apecting the schools In that dis
strict. Friends of Miss Godsey VII
be Interested to know her schedul-
ed places for visiting the schools.
n She win spend the first week ,ot
each month In Woodburn and St,
Paul; the second week In Silver
ton. Mt. Angel and that dlstricts
the third week will be spent in the
Stayton. Aumsyille and Turner
districts and the fourth week In
the Salem schools
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Tweedale
of Albany have returned to their
home after passing a week with
Msfheir son and daughter in law, Mr..
and Mrs Lowell Tweedaie.
Mrs. Ralph Lindsay (opal
George) OF Eugene arrived In Sa-
lem Monday and is spending the
week with relatives here
Mrs. Henry b. rh- ,lsen, Miss
eTlllen Thielsen and the former
brother IN law, Julius Thielsen
who have just recently returned
TO salem from Rhode Island, pass
ad Il short stay IN Portland re-
turning again to Salem Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Burrows
left this morning for Newport
where they win enjoy a sojourn Of
month.
Mrs. G. c.. Corey left this morn
ing for her home in Portland az
ter passing week with Mrs, W
w. Corey in this city.
This evening the Order of thu
Eastern star will have the regu
lar monthly business meetos' he
cause there was much work TO b.
taken care of ut this meeting tn
"a usual social hour which has tollov
ed the gatherings was dispensed
with for tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. caughel
and Mrs. Myrtle Lawrence return
cd Monday night from Vancouv
er, n. c. Mr.. caughell had bee'
in the east for several weeks o
business and Mrs. caughell an
Mrs. lawrence went as far as III
Canadian city TO meet him and !
pass n week.
James Lambert has returned
salem after an absence OF tou
wears white he served In the I.
navy and Is at the home OF n
parents Dr. and Mrs. u, y. Beec
Yer. Mr.. Lambert left Salem ov,
four years ago to attend school
california and while he was the'
entered the service in the navy
the beginning Of the world wa
He has seen many countries whi
In the service and was last st'
toned In Russia,
MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Petit hay
as their guests. Mrs. Pettits moth
er. Mrs Il. p. Mortenson, ana h'
aunt, Mrs. L p. Olson of Furs'
Fails, Mimi. who arrived yeste'
day enroute from California
.onth T,hey will retur