Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-08
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At Dinner

zMa dining room of the Y. w. G.
last night when Miss Sadie
AEeyt was hostess honoring MISS
#ary Schultz, who will leave
soon to resume her violin study in
&ew York. Delicately graduated
2Aades of lavendar comprised the
TFlor scheme in the graceful bas-
&et of chrysanthemums which |
IN tered the table, and the place |
ards of old fashioned ladies with |
2Heir quaint old shawls. A large |
s,lle bow on the basket of flow
&4s aecentuated the lavendar
s aShades of the. blossoms.
Miss Elizabeth Schultz shared
s,<nors with her sister, both of
4shom have returned from sever
~ wears study in the east. Miss
xfary Schultz will appear in con-
ssrt here on September Is with
5sranklin B. Launer for the bene
lid of the Salem hospital fund.
names Hutcheson of Portland will
xs the accompanist. Miss Schultz
#ill leave for New York few
2lays after this concert.
Places were set for Miss Mary
Schultz, Miss Elizabeth Schultz,
I Mrs. Ella Schultz Wilson, Miss
lena Belle Tartar, Miss Marguer
# 3te Gleeson and Miss Sadie Keyt.
Ralph Wilson arrived in Salem
the first of the week from the
Omitted States naval academy at
annapolis, Maryland, where he is
b second classman. He will spend
his vacation, which lasts until the
latter part of September with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Will
son. He will then return to the
academy to resume his work. Mr.
Wilson is a graduate of Salem
N high school.
DR.. J. H. Fairchild and family
\ accompanied by DR.. P. H. Fitz-
gerald have returned from an ex-
tended visit in California with
relatives. They visited Mrs. Fair
child's brother in Berkeley, E. 8.
Mo1es, DR.. Fairchild's sister, Mrs.
w. p. Taylor of La Jolla, and
mother, Mrs. E. j. Fairchild and
brother of DR.. Fairchild's in
Santa Rosa.
r. L. Hoffline who has been
visiting with his son, Bert Hoff-
line, and Mr.. and Mrs. U. S. Mil
Ter for about three weeks return
ed to his home in st. Joseph, Mis-
souri,, this week. While he was
here part of the time was spent
at Newport with the Millers. They
returned the latter part of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Cox have
returned from a months motor
trip through Montana, where they
visited Mrs. Cox's father, r. H
Cowles, and her brother at Liv-
ingston, Bon Cowles. They also
took trip through Yellowstone
national park.
Miss Florence Pettitt will be il
the children's room at the librar!
today, ready to assume her worl
in the city library Miss Petit
was here last spring for about tw'
months and comes now from tn
Portland library. Her home is Il
Seattle
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Hofer an
e. Hofer returned today froT
Newport where they have bee
spending the summer. The Hofer
just purchased cottage ther
this summer near the e. Hofe
cottage.
Mrs. Ben Olcott, Chester an
the twins, Richard and Gordo1
returned last night from Canno
beach where they have bee
spending the summer. They wer
registered at the Hotel Portlan
yesterday before coming to Salen
Mr. and Mrs. William McG1
christ, Junior, left this mornin
for two weeks motor trip ini
California. They will spend mo-
of the time in San Francisco an
Oakland visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Millard a.
entertaining during the confe
enee Rev. James of Dallas
friend of theirs. Mrs. James wi
be here for the week end.
Mrs. George Bingham is in Il
hospital in Portland again. 81
returned because she believes tn.
she will regain her strength mo
rapidly in this way.
Ray Witham of Seattle has be,
visiting his sister. Mrs. H.
compton this week. He will ent
the University of Washingti
again this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Miller al
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Fuller
Portland were week end and L
Dor day guests at the home Of N
and Mrs. U. S. Miller.
Mrs. George Arbuckle is
home after a five weeks vacati
spent at Seaside.