Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-16
BY Enth Lenore Fisher


N was with much regret that ths
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
" w. H. Eldridge bid them goodbye
this morning when they left fol
Portland where they will live in
the future. The Eldridges have
made their home in Salem for many
4 years and they are members OF
one of the Oldest and best fami-
lies in the city. Their beautiful
home on State street has always
been opened with a charming hos
pitality to large circle of friends
ana their absence from the social
set will be deeply felt. They have
an attractive residence at 675
East Madison street and will be
established there.
Constitution Day will be observ-
ed in beautiful way tomorrow
afternoon by the Daughters or the
American Revolution. They are
to have an open meeting in the
Commercial club rooms. Attorney
y General George Brown Will give
s the address of the afternoon ana
Mrs. w. Carlton Smith and MISS
Ada Miller will sing.
Prominent matrons will act as
hostesses during the afternoou'I
they are Mrs. Charles Wilson, Mrs
Russell Catlin, Mrs. John w. Har-
bison. Mrs. j. G. Heltzei MRS
Carey Martin and Mrs. z. p. NC
Cullough. Tea will be served III
the late afternoon.
Mrs. William Everett Anderson
spent wednesday in Portland VS.
iting friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles H. Robert |
son and Charles Jr., have return
ed from Minneapolis where tney
have spent several weeks They
were at the Mayo Brothers hos
pital where the doctor attended
the clinics. Enroute home they
spent short visits with relatives
in Oklahoma. Miss Mabel Robert
son who was with them for a time
left them at Minneapolis ana mas
gone to New York where she IS
Columbia university
Many Of the countries of the
world will be represented in the
colorfui exhibit which will be part
OF the program for all-American
day FRIDAY, at the state fair.
Flags of the different nationalt-
lies will decorate the stadium
where these exhibits are to be ar
ranged. The work Of foreign born
women in the arts and crafts, en-
broideries in fine silks ana IN
sns and similar things Will pc Iea-
Iured.
The Armenians will have one
81 the most wonderful displays
the Carpozian brothers or Pore-
land to be in charge. 1t Is an IN
fact and one not so gem
erally known that an Armenian
was one of the original settlers ~,
he North American continent, anu
maj this man was the first natur-
allied citizen.
Russia and Ireland are otner
,o,rtries to be added to the iiso,
-ha former to present music anu
folk dances, as well as maNe
arge exhibit. ,,, ,;,,
Pupils OF Mrs r. L. White WIZ
.lso depict the dances OF eh
appearing in solos anu
iuets. Miss Margaret White 70
.ssist.
County clerks Of the state haVe {
,een asked to cooperate with the
tata fair board in listing the
,ames of foreigners naturaiizeo
within the past year, and these
With their families will be admit
cd free on all-American day.
A very pretty home wedding
ook place Wednesday afternoon
Il 8 o'clock at the home OF the I
rides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. New \
on Woodward, $50 Marion street
rhen Miss Ruby Woodward was !
nited in marriage to Charles w
AMMAN. The beautiful ring cere- !
nony was read by DIR. r. N, Avi-
on Of the First Methodist Episco
al church in the presence of
ew close friends and relatives.
.fter a two weeks trip to Mt. Raj !
Ter national park and other Wash I
lgton points, Mr.. and Mrs. Ian
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