Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-15

By Rutn Lenofe Fisher
MRS. GEORGE ]. PIERCE am.
AsA her sister, Mrs. A. IS. Brass
field of Berkeley, Cal, who is her.
! for several weeks, left this a.orn
Eing for Portland to visit witt
Friends for over the week end.
Mrs. John .McNary spent Thurs.
day lin Portland with her daugh-
ters. the Misses Gertrude and Mar.
ga.ret Gray.
|. NJ Alr.s and Mrs. Carl O. Bngstroa1
ITeturned home Tuesday night fru 4
la visit with friends and ,relatl
in Chicago, Michigan and Indiana
I.They. were gone from Salem ont
month.
/, 4 Mrs. Grace Eoff, Mrs w. i. Sta
ley, Asael Eoff, Milton Steiner and
lPaui Staley are motoring to Port
land tonight to pass the week end
with friends.
Rowland Psass. Il former Will
damette university man and now Il
chemist for the navy department
at = Bremerton, is spending a few
days in Salem as a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. C. G.. Schramm.
Mrs. Frederick Lamport return
ed Thursday night from Portland
where she passed short visit with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs o e Crossman of
SnOhomish, Wash, and their daugh-
ter Mrs Chester Skaggs of Everett
Wash. are spending several weeks
in Salem with Mr. and Mrs S Me
Elnea
Miss Ada Miller has returned
from Portland where she spent part
of the week visiting friends
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Kyle Ger
trude East are receiving congrat-
ulations upon the arrival of a
daughter at the home OF Mrs
kyle's parents, Mr. and Mrs S S
East on Court street. She will be
named Jane Grey Kyle,
Chauncey Bishop of Pendleton
left. last night to return to his
home after spending two days
lpt in, SaI
Mrs. A. f.. Huckestein il, and
Mrs. w. | Needham are spending
today in Portland visiting friends.
Mrs G E Terwilliger, who went
east several weeks ago as delegate
at large to the Women's Relief
Corps of Oregon to the national
in Indianapolis. re-
.urned home wednesday night. At |
er the convention she visited
riends and relatives in Pittsburg.
Pa, New York city, NewburSh,
Syracuse and Buffalo. N. Y. En-
quite home she also visited in Chi
ago, Oakland. Cal, and San Fran
.isco.
Mrs. j A Wroten, who has been
isiting for several weeks with her
Mr. and Mrs Will Salmon,
eft Yesterday afternoon for Port
and planning to visit friends in
hat city and in Idaho before re-
urning to her home in Jordan
ALLEY
The Needlecraft club met Tues
ay afternoon with Mrs e o MOL
t her country home in FOLK
ounty The afternoon Was delight
ully passed by the ten members Ri
nth social converse and fancy
rork. To complete the pleasure OF
ne afternoon Mrs. Moll served a
ght luncheon.
wednesday evening Miss Emma
lover was surprised with a mis-
ellaneous shower by a group Oh
er friends. A jolly social time
Ompleted Dy llS'
He'd the evening hours.
Those present besides the honor
uest were Miss Alma McGllchrlst' :
[iss Dora Campbell, Miss lhez :
ampbell, Miss Alice Simmons,
riss Gertrude Simons, Miss Ethel :
weedale, Miss Althea CritchloW'
-iss aKtie McCoffery, Miss MN
ie McCoffery, Miss Pearl hklh'
RS. A. B. McKillap. Mrs. Il. ).
riggsby
Tonight at THE public library
10 Modern Writers club of the
lem Arts league will meet lot
q first session of work this
inter. Mrs. w. F.. Fargo is chaN-
an of this department and VIII
II the meeting to order at ESo
clock.
Mr. and Mrs. f. E. Lockhart
4 today for jefferson where the
rmer will become pastor OF the
rst Methodist church. Mr.. LOCK-
rt has just returned from Sloer- II