Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-10

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| By Friends

M for Mlbp VI -
.a,ng and took her for a ride
Essn they returned at $3.50 Miss
,0unds was met by her friends
Tba color scheme was blue and
,,te This color effect was car
u mt on a decorated suitcase
wb,ch Miss Grounds found
.nv useful and beautiful gifts
Ihe evening was spent in visit
y and listening to music. Later
| tbe evening delicious refresh
rents were served.
.# Tho guests invited for the eve
,,rg we're: Misses Doris Allen,
puby Allen, Minnie Peterson,
Ts.sIe Miller, Helen Ingrey, Clara
.hreys Helen Ballard, Alma Ul-
rIes Bertha Miller, Clara Miller,
Puth Robson, Ruth Parsons,
Gerte Capps,, Anna Capps, Ruth
walker, Eunice Brown, Beryl
+ .Needhan, Grace Chandler, Kath-
I'm Gibbach, Pauline Denny. Flo
"A Turnbull, Emily Iyison and VII
Dlet Hoffman.
Mrs. F. A. Elliott entertained
II q very attractive / o'clock
luncheon Tuesday honoring her
y kouse guests, Miss Ruth Clark of
Danyille, Illinois, and Mrs. w. S.
%Parker of La Grande. Covers
we're laid for eight guests and
HE table was decorated with an
hid fashioned bouquet of flowers
bow in season.
Y Miss Clark is a niece of Mr.
EIllotts' and Mrs. Parker is a
4 liter. They will remain here un-
Mi Saturday when Mr.. and Mrs.
Elliott will take them on a motor
L hip to Seaside and Tillamook
beaches, and then over the Co
hmbia highway.
Mrs. A, c. Slol4 of Dayton,
Ohio, was the honor guest at a
very informal tea Tuesday after
noon, when her hostess, Mrs.
Lenta Westacott invited about rs
women in to meet her cousin. The
rooms were decorated with sweet
peas and other varied colored
flowers now in season. The wo-
men were served tea and spent
the time in visiting. Mrs. Stolz is
lleaying for her home today after
spending some time in Salem.
Mrs. John Stull will return to
her home In Coronado, California,
today after spending two weeks
in Salem. Her husband died just
recently and was buried here two
weeks ago. Since then she has
been staying with her sister, Mrs.
c. T. Mcintyre and her brother,
Ralph Thompson. This is her first
trip to Salem in five years. Mrs.
Stull will return via Portland
where she will stop for a short
tine.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN F.
Forbes, Jr., have gone to Seaside
10 spend the rest of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Hoover, Mr..
md Mrs Ernest Cox, and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. o. Wilson Of Silyerton,
cit yesterday by motor for a trip
Q Mount Hood and Hood River.
Ihey will be Joined in Hood
liver by Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
ioover Of Portland.
Mrs. Stella Balch was hostess
n Monday afternoon, honoring
er little daughter, Florence, on
er sixth birthday. Games pass
the time and ice cream and
axe were served later in the
lternoon to the following chill
rem: Esther Varney, Lawrence
NTH, Zelda Unruh, Lena Mae
lattson, Florence Balch and
Joyce Drake.
Mrs. Melvin Plimpton of Seat
Is in Salem for visit with her
any friends here. She is staying
lth Mrs. John ]. Roberts at pres
H. Mrs. Plimpton was a resi-
mt of Salem until last June
men she moved to. Seattle. She is
aking final arrangements to
owe her household effects now
her new home.
Miss Golda Wheeler, the book
'eper at Patton's book store,
u leave Sunday for a two weeks
SIT with friends In Bellingham,
ashlngton. Miss Wheeler hopes
make the trip to Victoria and
'ncouver, B. c., while she is in
ashington. This trip has been
pecially popular with Salem
ople this summer.
Mrs. w. ]. Staley has as her
ests this week, Miss Clara
'oper Of Fargo, North Dakota,
y Miss Corinne Bergeson of
rora, Oregon. Miss Bergeson
y IN Salem last winter as mill
er In the Miller , department
re.
Mr. and Mrs. r. q. Downing
We had theig daughter. Mrs.
orge, of California with them
some time. Mrs. George with
S Hazel Downing will return
california today.
Ars. B. E. Carrier and daugh-