Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-10
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Miss Gertrude Taylor, Miss Anna Ber-
inger, Miss Nell Roberts, Miss Ruth
Perlich, Miss Nell Sykes and Mrs. r..
r. Stillman.
Miss Elizabeth Leonard has returned
to her home In Hoquiam, Wash, after
spending a week with her sister. Miss
Lacy Leonard.
Mis- Mary Jane Albert returned
home Thursday evening after spend
ing week in Toppenish. where she
went to attend the wedding OF he,
cousin Miss Mildred Virgins.
Miss Beryl Holt and Miss Mable
Hudelson left Tuesday for Seattle
where they will spend a week.
Miss Jessie U. Cox who was formerly
head of the history department in the
Salem High school spent Thursday in
Salem after weeks sojourn at New
port. Miss Cox is connected with the
American Red Cross and is making
her home in Washington during the
summer.
To welcome the new members of the
parish, the st. Pauls Episcopal church
held lawn party Thursday evening
on the rectory lawn which was beau
tifully decorated with Japanese lam
terms and American flags. During the
evening a group of Mrs. r. L. Whites
pupils danced and Miss Ruth Johns
gave several charming numbers.
The members of the State Library
force will hold a picnic this evening
at Quinaby.
Miss Elizabeth Schultz returned
from New York city, to
visit at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Schultz on Seven
teenth street. Miss Schultz is secre-
tary of the Hood River Apple asso-
citation.
Judge c. G. Bingham returned
from Woodburn.~
Judge and Mrs Earl Race have as
their guests Mrs. e. Thrall of Eugene
and Miss Nadine Race and George
Race.
Mrs w. II. Woods left yesterday
For Glendale, where she will be the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. w. II.
Vestel.
To participate in the golf tonrna
nent at Astoria, this week end, a
group CT prominent golf enthusiasts
eft yesterday for that city, where
hey will be the guests of the Astoria
golf club. A match has oeen arrarg-
ID at Seaside also. Among those who
eft yesterday are, Sam Kozer, George
J. Brown, VIM. Burghardt Jr.,, Ar
hur j. Rain, Frederick Thlelsen,
Homer Smith, Chester Cox and DR. !
= f. Griffith.
The friends of Robert Bishop, who
las been quite seriously i'll at thei
lome of his grandparents, Mr.. and
drs. c. d. Gabrielsen, will be pleas
d to learn that he is improving rap
dly.
Mrs. Frank Philiber, who was form I
rly Miss Meta Klein of this city, ar
ived Thursday to spend short time
With her mother Mrs. A. Klein at
lat Oak street.
Miss Leota Day, the charming ,
ouse guest of the Allan Bynons, left ]
for Portland where she '
viii spend a few days before return ]
ng to her home in Victoria, B. c. |
Miss Eleanor Flynn of Eugene is c
the week in Salem as the |
uest of several of her Tri Delt So
ority sisters.
Floyd Mcintyre returned Thurs S
ay after spending month in van !
ouver. :
Mrs John J. Roberts and little
aughters, Helen and Mildred, ac-
ompanied by Mrs. Clifford Brown,
lotored up to Mehama yesterday 10
e the guests of Miss Anna Stout
Irs. Roberts and Mrs. Brown will !
eturn today but Miss Helen and Miss 8
[ildred will remain for the month. il
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Bennett have e
one to Seattle where Mr.. Bennett
ill attend the bankers convention T
lat is being held in that city. Dur t
lg their absence Mrs. Bennetts moth $
:, Mrs E. r. Buchtell of Portland, '
domiciled at the Bennett resi- v
ence.
Mrs. Pauline Joffe returned from a
ortland yesterday, where she has
cen a guest of her daughter, Mrs
Gorge Hack. y
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An interesting Salem visitor IS Freu s
rebster of Chicago, well known n
and miniature painter, VINO
as been entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. "
Munroe Gilbert, at their country e
ome 'Irokazan," south of Salem. a