Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-24
SOCIETY
Edited by RUTH AUSTIN-Phone 81

visited Denver. Salt Lake Cit,
Colorado Springs and Yellowston
National park. The trip was yer
interesting and most enjoyable
Miss Babcock who had yisite
Yellowstone park about six year
} ago states that she found man,
: improvements that added to tn
charm Of the resort. They ais
visited THE Cave OF the Winds
and found It very wonderful.
Mr. and Mrs. w. 1. Pooler ant
son, Frederick. OF Enterprise, Or.
are visiting at the home Of Mrs
Adaline Pooler.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Day who
have been staying with Mrs.
Days mother, Mrs. Ida Garrett,
for the past week, left Tuesday
for Bremerton where they will
visit Mr.. Days parents, before
leaving for New York city. Mr..
Day will register at Columbia
university this winter. Sunday
the Days were honor guests at
dinner at the F. VonEschen home.
An unusually large group met
at the Daughters of Veterans
meeting last night at the armory.
Five women were initiated into
the organization and then the wo-
men enjoyed a social hour with
the Sons of Veterans and their
wives. A delicious lunch was
served. The women who were ini-
tiated are: Mrs. Sadie Hardcastle, |
Mrs. Anna Simmons, Mrs. Maggie |
Cade. Mrs. MapIethorpe, Mrs. Myr
tie Putnam and Mrs. Alma Nc
Whorter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Doyle are mo-
toring to Hood River where they
expect TO stay for about two
weeks before returning to Salem
for a somewhat longer visit. Mrs.
Doyle has been staying at the Ma
rion hotel and visiting her many
friends in Salem. Mr.. Doyle arriv-
ed by motor last night from their
home In California. and they will
make the trip by motor to Hood
River.
Mrs. William Entrees and her
two daughters, Mary Louise and
Evelyn, leave today for their
eastern trip. They expect to visit
relatives and Mrs. Entrees will |
attend the Daughters of Veterans
convention in Des Moines, Iowa,
he latter part of September.
They will return sometime in Oc-
ober.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. L. Floter who !
ave just moved into their farm t
ome at Waterloo, entertained !
alem friends over the week end. t
ir. and Mrs. e. A. Pruit and son t
Ian, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Q
iuckestein and daughter, Mar
aret, were the guests who mo- {
ored out to the farm.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Earl II. Anderson
'ere Portland visitors over the a
1eek end at the home of Mrs. e
.nderson's cousin, Mrs. Hugh t
mite. Mrs. Anderson was a guest t
I a bridge luncheon and after t
oon given by Mrs. Knite while 0
he was there. t
Mrs. T. ]. Rederick and daugh- 8
er. Margaret Louise, Of Van [
ouver. Washington, are visiting
lrs. Rederick's parents, Mr.. and
lrs, ID. M. Grouse of 1909 Court c
lreet. o
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Pearson and
heir daughter, Gladys, are mo- Q
BRING to Tillamook for the week Il
nd. They expect to be home a
gain the first OF the week. g
J. W. Anderson of Sioux City. t,
WA, has been in Salem three or e,
'ur days on legal business and at Il
lie same time visiting with Mr.. Il
nd Mrs. r. F, Anderson.
Miss Eunice and Estelle Robin tC
IN are visiting for a few days at ell
ie home OF Miss Lorraine Holt at g,
,otts Mills.
Miss Margaret White is visit hi
g for a week with the Berger al
mily at Roekaway beach. ri
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. w. Lewis have 4
their house guest, Mrs Wilson
Vancouver, B. C. =
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN r.
'rbes. Jr., have returned from
70 weeks vacation at Seaside.
DIR. and Mrs. w. A. Johnson are
Joying a two weeks outing at G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Paulus left
is week for a sojourn at New ca
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