Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-11
Women
Entertain
Children

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mbo story telling hour at the
.,blic M playground every after
paO paon al o'clock has been very
lVva sassful under the supervision
\ s.s !. Nd ]. W. HARRISON, who Is In
ssarre Of the project as member
I srs'v !. the Woman's club. This would
81 y Be possible but for the assist
u III Of Salem women who take
slsferent sp days when they are in
@ sharge of the story telling hour.
sss ~s,s means that they have to tell
.toyies Of one sort to the littlest
sstrons of the playground and
ether more grown up stories to
III alder children who come for
the afternoon.
Tba women who have assisted
I'M The story telling section this
,soek are: Miss Jennie Williams,
Mia Marie Deyoe, Miss Flora
II r.ap Mrs. William Hamilton and
n o. Wilson. Each week diff
4 Aren't women are asked to help
4 out
A cleverly arranged y spider
wsh which when unrayelled con-
famed the announcement Of the
engagement Of Miss Freda Chris
Jensen to Elmer Bosell, was the
feature of the informal party at
tbe home of Miss Hollis Wick
Thursday night. Yellow was the
predominant shade used in the
jecorations of the rooms.
Miss Christensen is the daugh-
ter Of A. Christensen and Mr.. Bo-
sell's home is in st. Paul, Mime
pta. Those enjoying the evening
we're: Miss LaVilla Perry, Miss
Edna Myers, Mrs. David Hassel,
Hrs. Charles Wick, Miss Hannah
christensen, Miss Gertrude Hart
man, Miss Esther Bertelson and
Miss Emma Christensen.
Mrs. Carl Eddsburg, formerly
Miss Amy Marvin popular mem
ber Of the younger set In Salem, is
visiting at the home Of Mrs. T. S.
Golden and Mrs. Howard Rex
Mrs. Eddsburg was married four
years ago and moved to Everett
Washington, this is her first visit
to Salem since that time. Mrs.
Eddsburg is a graduate OF Salem
high school, and we'll known to
people here.
Mrs. Elmer Luteen, who re-
4 Gently moved to Los Angeles from
here expects to make her home in
Il Oregon again. She will probably
locate In Portland where her par
ents live. Mrs. Luteen, with her
son Bennett, is visiting with her
sister Mrs. E. L. Meyers and 9th
er relatives. There have been just
family gatherings planned fo1
Mrs. Luteen while she is here.
Mr. and Mrs. L. s. Sheldon ant
family motored to Cascadia yes.
terday to spend some time. Mr.
and Mrs. A. T. Moffitt will alst
motor to Cascadia leaving hert
next Monday. There are alread!
many Salem people taking theil
vacations at this popular resort
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myers, Mr.
and Mrs. G. B. Webb and Mrs
Myers house guest, Miss Allen 0
Minneapolis, spent last week a
Seaside and are now at Fole.
Springs. They are expected hom
the last Of the week.
Miss Constance Cartwright will
be in the English department o
The Salem high school this winter
Miss Cartwright is a graduate o
the University of Oregon and ha
lived here for a long time.
Miss Eva Randall and Mis-
josephine Baumgartner hav
gone to Newport to stay at tn
Randall cottage for two weeks
Mrs. B. T. Randall has beel
spending the summer at New
port IN her cottage.
Miss Agnes Bayne and Miss Ma
pei Savage will leave Monday TO
two weeks vacation at Breiten
push. They will take a cabin ther
and enjoy the outdoor life.
The 0. A. G. picnic which wa
set for yesterday was postpone
ior week on account of tn
cloudy weather.
Mrs. A. w. Gerfy of Portland
sister of DR.. L. F. Griffith, was
week end visitor at the Griffit'
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Fry, Mrs
raymond Walsh and Priscill
rry will be at the Fry cottage q
Neskowin for the rest of tn
month of August.