Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-17
Mrs. Childs
Is HOnOred
By Friends

AOAANo
Mrs. George r. Childs of San
Francisco, the house guest of Mrs.
F. w. Poorman and Mrs. w. F.
Mccall, has been the inspiration
for some delightful social func-
tions this week. Mrs. Mccall en4
tertained Tuesday with an attract
i've one O'Clock luncheon for Mrs.
Childs. The table was effectively
decorated in wild flowers, golden
rod and other flowers of a golden
hue. The guests for the luncheon
were: Mrs. George Brown and
daughter Marjorie, Mrs. G. r.
lGhilds, Mrs. w. F. Poorman, Mrs.
M. M. Cusick and Mrs. Mccall.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Childs
was honored at a reception when
Mrs. F. w. Poorman was hostess
for friends of Mrs. Childs' and
other matrons and maids. Guests
were hidden for from four to six
to meet Mrs. Childs. The rooms
were cleverly decorated in gladi-
oil and other effective blossoms
The hostess and Mrs. w. f. Nc
Call poured at the attractively ar
ranged table. Mrs. Childs form
erly lived in Roseburg where she
knew the two ladies who are en-
tertaining her.
Among the guests for the re-
ception were Mrs. Blaine McCord
and Mrs. Tracy Poorman of Wood
burn, who motored up for the oc-
casion. ~
Miss Hattie Mitchell will be
given a reception by the members
Of the First Christian church
Thursday evening. She has been
adopted by the church as it's dis
tinctive missionary and will be
supported by the congregation in
her work in Africa. Gifts will be
made on Thursday evening, such
as are necessary to her missionary
enterprise, short program and
social features will be a part of
the reception. Miss Mitchell will
also be present next Sunday morn
ing and give short talk at the
Bible school and church services.
She will go to her work soon not
only as personal representative
under sthe support of the local
church, but as one of it's mem
bers.
Chauncey Bishop and two sons
Robert and Kay, and Mr.. Lam
BIRTH, all of Pendleton, have re-
turned from a motor trip through
California. The two boys are
spending the summer now with
their grandmother, Mrs. c. D. Ga
brielson. They will return to Pen
dleton this fall to enter school
Robert caught 29 pound salmon
while on the trip and feels that
he has become quite a fisherman.
/ Mr.. and Mrs James West and
Mrs. Benjamin Young, mother of
Mrs. West, returned home Mon
day from Newport where they
spent two weeks in one of the
Barker cottages. They were ac-
companied home by Miss Faith
Young, sister of Mrs. West, and
Miss Louise Luedeking of St
Louis, Mo-, who Joined the West
party at the beach. Mr. West is &
member of the attorney general:
office.
Miss Margaret Alden, Miss
Lorraine Parsons and Miss Heller
Corey are leaving Saturday fol
Los Angeles where they will taxi
up work in the art school of tha
city. Dean and Mrs. George Alder
left last week for California ant
will meet the girls there.
D. Farrar and son John Herber
of San Francisco, are expected il
Salem today where they will visi
with Mr.. Farrar's brother ant
| UlOIu6Iy d. H. Il al dl anu W. p nv
bic Farrar The trip will be mad
by motor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Blodgett an
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Upton re
turned this week from ten day
}. vacation at Oceanside on the Til
Iamook beach.
e Miss Ruby Corbett or Tacom
IS returned to her home after spend
/ ing a week as the house guest o
: DR.. and Mrs. o. L. Scott.
Mrs. Albert Gille and son Phil
lin have returned from a tw
d weeks outing at Newport.
n
q DIR. and Mrs. Fred Ellis are lea
.e ing Saturday for a motor trip I
l. the Tillamook beaches.