Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-02

| September lst.
A number OF members Of the
state library staff will attend
from here, including Miss Agnes
Nelson, and the city library will
in all probability be represented
| by Miss Flora Case and Miss
Florence Pettitt.
The Book Forum" will be
conducted by Miss Ethel Sawyer,
Of the Portland library.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Durbin
and their son. Frank, Jr., left to-
day for Portland, where they will
be Joined by their daughter Mrs.
f. F. Pearson, and the latter's
father and mother in law, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Pearson, and their
daughter Ceda, of San Francisco.
ali to go on for a motor trip to
Astoria and the Tillamook beach
es.
| With the exception OF Mrs.
Durbin, who Will occupy the Dur
bin cottage at. Neskowin for the
remainder of the summer, all
will return after few days spent
at the latter place.
Miss Ruth s. Parsons has as
her guest, her niece Miss Lois III.
Saugier OF Hamilton, Illinois. Miss
Saugier has been visiting since
early In July with her uncle, DR..
Philip A. Parsons and family of
Portland. She will be in Salem
until about August 25. when she
and Miss Parsons will leave for a
three weeks visit at Manzanita
beach, where DR.. Parsons has a
cottage.
Invitations have been issued
for the marriage of Miss Doro-
thy Chambers and Carl r. Pope,
the wedding to be an event of
Tuesday, August eighth, at the
home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Chambers ON Court
street.
Mr.. Pope is a former Salem res
ident, now associated with the
law firm OF McCamant and Thomp
son, Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs William III. Wal
ton, accompanied by Mr. Walton's
mother, Mrs. James Walton, Miss
Beatrice Walton and Miss Nell
Thielsen, motored to Neskowin
the latter part of the week. Mr.
and Mrs. Walton returning home
Monday, the others who went
over with them, remaining to en-
JOY weeks outing, being domi-
ciled at the Walton cottage.
Miss Fern Parr of Woodburn,
who has been taking the summer
work at the Oregon Agricultural
college, is in the city for a few
days, being entertained as the
house guest OF Miss Dorothy
Buchner. Both she and Miss
Buchner VIII go over to Corval-
lis during the week to attend the
national convention Of home eco
nomics.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Cerini of
Oakland, who have just returned
from a motor trip north, plan to
leave for their home Thursday.
Several small, informal atten ntions
are marking the final days of
their stay. One OF these, picnic
at Spong's landing Monday night,
called together group of old
time friends of the Cerinis.
Mrs George Dunsford returned
to Salem the first OF the week
from Portland, where she had
spent week with her parents,
Mr., and Mrs. John M. Payne. She
accompanied her mother down,
the latter having been spending
some time in Salem.
Mr.. Dunsrord went down to re-
main over the week end,
Jay Bowerman, who has been
here on important legal business,
was Joined yesterday by Mrs.
Bowerman, who came up from
Portland, accompanied by her
small daughter, Phyllis Jayne.
They win be the guests of Mrs, l..
II. Bowerman during the remain
der OF the week.
Miss Genevieve Potter, who is
spending the summer in Salem,
left Monday for Corvallis, where
she viii remain until Thursday
attending the Home Economics
national convention. Miss Potter
is identified with the Kansas Az
ricultural college. In the home
economics department.
Miss Elizabeth Lord and Miss
Mabel Robertson are leaving on
Friday for Seal Rocks, where
they will be Joined the first of the
week by Mrs. William p. Lord.
The Lords viii occupy their cot
tage at that place during the re
mainder of the summer.
Mrs c. L. Brown and two
daughters. has returned to her
home in Vancouver, Washington,
after spending several days here.
visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Browns mother Mrs, Ida L.
Niles.