Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-10
- ~,na..nce Elizabeth Cartwright

IULi ali people forsake their
when !, town for the cooler sea
,,eeaes and the rigorous ,4,on atv Al.
pls'ar md this year is no exception -. a.
an anH IVORY one is opening thelr cot
most e' tbe beaches for the sum-
tages making arrangements 10
ner :" month in the mountains
spsnu spsnus those who will leave Tor lne
An'O nOh at the beginning or the wees
Dsat yea Mr. and Mrs. w. H. hlariose Wno
are v, % 90 down to Gearhart MONDAY 10
Will sO .ho remainder Of the summer
spN their cottage there.
al .nen there are few excep-
,ds. NV 10 this prevailing custom
ena elun' one Of them is the b.
anu ar who will remain in town 10
=, o..at - their brother Elks who VIII
sle. 70 Salem. the last of the month
.OlA, .,a state convention. The week
W. thev are here will be marked by
sl number of gayeties which Will De
',nan in their honor. The golf CLUB
pll e entertain for them and Ihe
.~atenine s of Spring" will be pre-
asnted again by the pupils of Mrs.
R. L. White.
rhursday afternoon Mrs John j.
poherts entertained in honor of Mrs.
W. G. Kantner, with lovely t"a' me
rooms were a veritable garden of pink
c.roIvn Testout roses ana blue DEL
minimum, artistically arranged in dain-
" baskets. Mrs. VIM. Richmond, Mrs.
? N. Hoover, Mrs. VIM. Steiger and
,irs n p. Chase received with Mrs. |
Kantner and Mrs. Roberts, and Mrs !
Fred Stewart, Mrs. George Brown, |
asssted throughout the rooms.
Mrs. w. |. Staley and Mrs. r. u.
Fleming poured at one end of the per
toctly appointed tea-table, which was
centered with Carolyn Testout roses,
and Mrs Alice H. Dodd and Mrs. VIM.
McGilchrist, ST., cut the ices at tAe
otber. Mrs. Clifford Brown ana Mrs,
r G Smith assisted in .he dining
rooms and Miss La Verne Kaptner,
Miss Constance Kantner, Miss Teresa
Fowle and Mrs Richard Robertson
sorvpd The following matrons called
during the afternoon:
Mesdames Elizabeth Adair, [da
Babcock, John Bayne, Henry Bell, T.
II Blondell, E. c. Botsford, III. w.
Bross. Josephine Bross, George Brown
Martha Byrd. H.. L. Clark w. D. 1
Clark, Alice Dodd, Fred Durbin, Con
nell Dyer, S. s. East, Chas. CIgin,
Harry Elgin, James Elvin, S. NJ. Endi-
colt, John Farrar, Abbie Farrar,
R. B. Fleming, w. r. Fowle, Dan
Fry, Sr., Albert Gilley, o. B. Cling
rich A. f. Gueffroy, Robert Hend-
ricks, R. N. Hoover, j. f. Humphreys,
Elizabeth Kirk, Chauncey Lockwood,
Julia Lord, Fanny Matthews, e. A,
Miller, A. N. Moores, Martha Meal
lister, Wm. S. McGilchrist, Sr, O. l.,
Olsen, Eunice Parkhurst, T.. Cooke
Patton H. D. Patton, Lock Pierce,
Simeon Phillips, VIM. Richmond, II
Larue East Ross, VIM. Steiger, w. L.
Staley Frederick Steusloff, Frederich.
Stewart, Howard b. Trover, Jessie !
Wilson, A. E. Gibbard, C. H. Pake, !
John Rowland, j. Taylor, e. L. Dom :
nell, H. H. Hill, E. L. Mcmahon, Cecil
Hawley, P. N. Richmond, George
Brown, Alice H. Dodd, S. C. Smith,
Clifford Brown and Misses Edith
Hazard, Beatrice Shelton and Cora
Talkington.
Mrs. W. H. Eldridge proved charm
Ing hostess last Wednesday when she
entertained the members of the Tues
day Afternoon Bridge club. Snapdrag-
ons and fern made a lovely back /
ground for the guests who enjoyed the J
afternoon of bridge. Additional guests v
we're, Mrs George Rodgers, Mrs. VIM. i
Locke and Mrs, Edwin l.. Baker.
Wednesday evening a group of Sa- 6
lem maids who are members of the o
Delta Delta Delta sorority, padded p
up tne river in canoes, for a picnic
supper and swim. They We're: Mrs.
:, A. Downs, Mrs. Gertrude McGil- =
snfs, Mrs. Jenny Fry Walsh, Misses =
Uoiis churchill, Lacy Leonard, Marie :
Shurehlll, Delilah McDaniels, MAJ.
pesne Eleanor Flynn of Eugene, Hell
sa hng, Hazel McGilchrist, Marie Ba- q
Griffin, " '' NUN n
t-t- b
sane and enjoyable Fourth of Ju,y n
Syic was held in the beautiful grove r.
'elonslng to Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Ger n
i.s A' sunday, seven miles east of Sa-
,sm oh the Fruitland road. Those pre-
" Nm were: Mrs. E. Bliss, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
~ nicks, Mr. and Mrs, Moulten y,
rn. thelr three daughters, Mrs. r, M. =,
pu.oh OF Portland, Mr.. and RMS A. :,
= clearwater, Mr.. and Mrs. Huibetz. ~
sss s uaugnter Florence of Liberty, Mr.. :.
s = fMs. M. Husselman, Mr.. and Mrs. :,
.rs !, oheldon and daughters Margaret -
sht.s Injured, Mrs. NJ. Fillroch and dau-
d,ra. Dora, MT and Mrs. Cernick and
ma eis ,,o Marion and Beatrice, Mr.. I
Fn.tus' us Fdul Silke and sons Paul and d
u. rsene, MI. and Mrs. John Cornforth. G
dSr.l A., ana Mrs. H. j. Lickel and family
Of c,s, po.., wash, Mr.. and rms. Shreves
ssctvss v,siahd, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. "
''dl' OF Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. p
licl., Deehhian, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. h
Harr.'1 :, Messrs. John Lickel of Wis, r
and osae,i neekman ma of Des Moines, Iowa, h
Proc. iiVe members of the Womans
helSI hlI,u'sise ~ W, club of Salem Heights,
sttsrnaa ~ interesting meeting Thursday
Selcorss sn al the Community hall 20
sins s ~. MRS. Lillian George of Lan-lI
girI NJ siien'' former Salem Heights
sf,s, s q short program was enioyed
WI which refreshments were served
tbs ss Myrtle Albright who has been
ticks lsft NJ NJ MI and Mrs. Paul Hend-
AarQuam. Suay Tor her home in
for Ia.a eln Wells left this morningI