Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-07

Greenbaum and VIM. Dalziel, vocal
solo by Master Gordon Bennett and a
very gracefully given Scottish dance
by little Miss Davidson.
The annual picnic of the Marion
County Veterans association was held
August 5th in Coolidge park and at
tracted large number of Salem peo-
pie. Beginning at eleven o'clock a
short business session was held, the
main feature of which was the cleo
tion of officers. The following Salem
members received offices: Inez
Hendricks, president; Norma Ter
williger, secretary. After the business
session a picnic dinner was served
followed by a very interesting pro-
gram.
An unusually interesting man who
will be a Salem visitor Monday, is
Franklin D'Olier, national command
er of the American Legion, who will
be a guest of Capital post No. 9, at a
special Legion luncheon to be serv-
ed at the Marion hotel in order that
Salem Legionaires may meet their
national chief.
Guests at the F. G. Deckebach
home Friday, were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Kuhen of Cincinnati, who are
touring the west.
Attorney Frank A. Turner and
daughter, Miss Joy Turner, left for
Newport this morning to spend a
short vacation.
To honor DR.. E. E. Fisher on his
birthday anniversary party of 25
relatives and friends motored out to
Spong's landing Wednesday, for a
picnic dinner and an evening of
swimming.
The Missionary society of the Pres
.byterian church and their guests
passed delightful evening, Friday
when they held their annual picnic
at the fair grounds. The party left
Salem about six thirty and after a
bountiful picnic supper. enjoyed
very diverting talk by DR.. Ross Nc
-Intyre, who spoke of his experiences
in the far east At the close of the-l lee
ture the young people led veritable
songfest after which those present
were surprised to learn how quickly
the evening had passed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Denton, Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Meyers and Mrs. G.
Steiner are leaving tomorrow for a
motor trip to Hood River and the
beaches, making Neskowin their des-
tination. They expect to return about
September first.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Steusloff en-
tertained Wednesday evening with a
farewell picnic for Miss Dorothy
Chambers, who left today for three
months eastern trip. Miss Erma Pot
ter of Mobile, Ala, was also an hon.
or guest. The party gathered at
Spongs landing and enjoyed truly
evening. Those who were
present were Miss Chambers. Miss
Potter. Mr. and Mrs. George Cham
hers. MT. anu -. % @ifi7-ys %'&eS'
n. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Steusloff,
Claude Steusloff and A. Dinsey.
Miss Elsie Victor was the honoree
Saturday evening at delightful lit
tie dancing party. the occasion being
her birthday anniversary. Those who
gathered at the HALEY residence on
Liberty street for an evenings dane
ing we're Misses Maxine Abst, Reta
Claggett, Fern Swedell. Dorothy
Esch and Elsie Victor. Kenneth VIII
son. WiIber Daily, Ed Peck. Edmond
Aldrich and Stanley B. 'Lainson.
Mrs. Eta squier seeiey, who has
gained considerable prowess as
magazine writer left this week for
Seattle where she will make her
home. Mrs. Seeley was accompanied
bv her daughter. Miss Marion seeley
who will remain with her mother a
fortnight before returning to szsern-
Judee G. II. Burnett left today .
5o=, Mrs. Burnett al the Edward
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