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THE OREGON I ; SUNDAY JOURNAL PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST - 8, 1920 3 n TRS. WILLIAM HART WOOD of San. Francisco has lyl been much feted visitor in the city at thebcihe of her sister,1 Mrs. Frederick, H. Green: Mrs. Green and Mrs. H. W. Wessinger entertained fori Mrs. Wood: " ; ; . fit' - v' ' i! i , r - . if 7 ft 'iir'-'i ;. .-. - '.' i-' .4' lii . Nerrman Ross Is Engaged to Wed Honolulu Maid F)RTLAND friend of Norman Boss, who has bn promLnnt in Multno mah, club activities and who is at pras : ent in Antwerp where he is one of the contestants in the American swimming: team at -the Olympic Fames, will be in terested to know of the announcement of his engagement to Miss Puakalani Beatrice Dowsett .. ef ' Honolulu. Miss Xowsett. who is a Stanford university rirl, comes from r"6yal ancestry from the line of the Kamehamehas. , Miss Dowsetfa father. Alexander Dow sett. cays the Winged M Bulletin, la an Englishman and has resided in the isl ands for the I last 40 years. - Mrs. Dow 'nett. a direot descendant of the Kame hameha line, " was a pallbearer at the late Queen Irfiliuokalani's funeral. To each resident of the islands and malanlnl (visitor) a Hawaiian name is given. Miss Powqett was named by her Hawaiian : nurse. "Quakalanf," which means flower of heaven. It is believed that the weddlnr will be soma time In the fall, after. Boss returns from the Olympic tames at Antwerp. A sbnillar function ws riven by Mra Thomas O'Day and Mrs. S. R. Johnston Thfcrsday at the home of the former in Kearney street, honoring- a group of young visitors, among' whom are Miss Lillian H. Moss, niece of Mrs. John For rest Dickson, and Miss Elsie CoUln- wood, niece of Mrs. W. W. Cotton, and several others who are her for ! the summer months. .The affair was most , Informal and the afternoon was delight fully spent. 1 . i . f i Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Hall and . daughter, Mrs. Helen Hall Cudlipp. bava removed from 7C5 Davis apartments to the Mallory hotel. They are accompa nied by their niec. Miss Lucjla Evns, whose marriage t9 Urban F. Diteman Jr. . will be an event of the early fall. Mr. Diteman and his bride expect to sail , October E for the Orient, returning to , Portland about holiday time. ' Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Joyce and daughters, Jane and Susan, motored to Beaview last week and are spending a ahort time there.. Mrs. JC S, Whlteheaa) - Is their guest. f ir - Mrs. Jj. C. Gilman is spending her va- atlon days at her country home, near Seattle, at Crystal Springs. Mra. Ford ham Bassett Kimball (Alice Gilman) of Hood Biver, is with her mother. ; Mlsa Fay Nlchola was hostess for an Informal tea Thursday afternoon, honor ing Miss Ruth, Bardsjey of Los Angeles, who is her house gut for a abort time. Mr. and Mrs. BusseJI SewaU and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Buckley are at Elmore Park for the suramr. . . Expert i. Maternity Corset Fitting ; Kit - f lt!l H.:.v: ji.Hlil hinLM "1. ::: in tI Mil . ."ft- :. .1 , v in t tit " " rrr. V-yitit clothes 1 ', -V , r1 .... , Hamline Alumni Give Dinner for Head of College rpo honor Pr. S. F. Kerfoot, president j- or tiamnne 'University, &u raui, Minn, and Mrs, Kerfoot. who have been making a tour of the Pacific coast from AJaska to California, the alumni of the school and ' friends of the visitors gath ered Tuesday evening at the Hotel Ben son for a dinner.! Dr. Kerfoot's visit in Portland was unexpected, but id friends were present and the occasion served as a happy renewal of old associations. Dr, and Mrs. Kerfoot were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Bolder stione. r it- i Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Page are leaving this week for Prineville, where they will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ws Carlson for two weeks. On their return- they ex pect to leave for the Tillamook beaches. Mr. and Mrs. John Couch ' Lewis, who have been absent from the city for sev eral months, are stopping at the Penn sylvania hotel In New Tork city. r Judge and Mrs. William N. Gatans and daughter, Helangray, have left for Seaside, where they, will spend a month. They made the trip by motor- - t j I Mrs.: R. H. Sawyer, wife of the Rev. Sawyer, who has been visiting in Ogdan, Utah, for some time, Is expected to re turn to Portland in a few day. . I . : ii - V i 'fMrs.ll Harry Strowbrtdga and her daughter. Miss Susan Strowbridge, are occupying their cottage at Ocean Park, Wash.,: for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Seeley Parsons and Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Foster Me teal f and little son have taken a cottage at Ocean Park for the remainder of the season. j j' - i - i Dr. and Mrs. M;, B. Marcellus and family, are sojourning at Bayocean for - abort time. j - (Mr. and Mrs.1 Bert E. Haney an) small son John have gone on a camp ing trip at the Tillamook beaches. jp 1 Mrs. :1a W. Therkelsen . and daughter1,' Miss Mary Therkelsen, have left for San Francisco to spend a month. Mrs. Dorsey B. Smith and Master Dor sey von B. Smith are guests at Neah-kah-nie tavern for' the week. i Judge" and Mrs. George Tazwell are visitors for a abort time tin a cottage at Beach center. Seaview, Wash, Mrs. Holt C. Wilson was hostess for art informal luncheon of nine covers at Waverfey Country club Thursday. ( : , - IMr. and Mrs. Louis H. Tarpley ara visitors at Rockaway for a short vaca tion visit. . . Be Sure They Are ' the Best Plan now for the Fall and Winter Baby 388 Morrison SL Below Tenth Bertha Case and Neil Robertson Wed Wednesday OF Interest to Portland friend la the announcement ef the marriage of Mill Bertha Case to Nieil M. Robertson.' The marriagev- which had been planned for a later -fcta, wast quietly solemn ized Wednesday evening In the : pres- rnce of Immediate relatives at the home the rt-idegroom's (uncle, the Rev. William H- Amoa, who! read the service. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. O Case and makes her home with her parents In Portland. Mr.iRobertson ia with the Broadway i bank -and - came to Portland eight years ago from Scot land - , . ' 1 Mr. and Mrs, Robertson left the city Friday evening for the beaches, making- the trip by motor. They: . will re turn to the city after; a brief sojourn to make their home ;at Richmond In Portland. t . . - - ,: i "v 1 1 . Mr a Lester XI Bauer of Chicago 1ft a visitor in Portland atUhe home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Block. Mrs Bauer, who was Miss Essie M. Clock be fore her marriage and who is an ac complished pianist, has been the Inspira tion for several informal affairs during her atay In the city. Last week a num ber of her old friends at Oregon City en tertained for btr, among them Misa Dolly Pratt, who gave a delightful .evening for Mrs. Bauer, and Misa June Charman, who assembled the members of the Bach elor Girls club for an Informal after noon. Mrs. Bauer is) accompanied by her two children. 8. Harold Bauer and Miriam Adrian Bauer. I i J i - i ; ' . - ... i t Alpha Phi members In the City from Tau chapter. University of Oregon, en tertained Tuesday at luncheon honoring two visiting members, Misa M'liss Case of Tillamook and Mias Elisabeth Hadloy of The Dalles. Cover were placed: for Miss Genevieve Loughlin. Miss Lucille McCorkle, M las Christine Forbes, Mies Maurine Elrod, Miss Isabella Kidd, Miss Lois Macey, Miss Hildreth Chafe. Miss Case and Miss Hadley. r i . Of interest to Portland friends 1 the announcement of the ""approaching mar riage of Miss Ramona; Ham of Spokane to Constant Bienfalt of Holland. Mia Ham Is one of the most popular of the society girls of Spokane. She was a stu dent at Dana Hall and 1 -an accom plished girl of : charming personality. Miss Ham only recently returned- from abroad. ; .j i : '!''- Mrs. E. H. Works .and sons, Francis and John, returned Thursday from Mos cow, where they were guesta for three weeks of Mrs. C. E. .Witter. They! left Friday evening for Shasta Springs, where they will be guests for the month ; of August of Mrs. Work8brother, who conducts a tourist Hotel at this famous resort. 4 j Mrs. I. W, Smith and daughter. Miss Marjorie, who have "been guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brodie, were entertained at a. luncheon at the home of Mrs. J. F. Mathews Tuesday: Mrs. Smith Is a sister of Mrs. Brodie and left the city after a brief visit here for Kendallville, Ind. i v - . .. 'i '. Word received by SPortland friends from Mrs. Parker F. M6rey, who, with ber mother, is visiting hn the Orient, tells of , a delightful ' sojourn In Tien Tsih, China, where they arei guest of Barry Eastham, Mrs. Morey's son, who Is an instructor In Pie Yang university. . . Mrs. Charles E. Glafke will entertain Tuesday witha picnic at her country home, "Meiraenholm," near Oak Grove, for the pleasure of Mr. Lafe Pence of Flint. Mich., and Mrs. W. S. Cudlipp of New Orleans, who are,ojourning in the city for a few weeks. ( - . Interesting visitors ini Portland are Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Gwynn of Weiser, Idaho, who have cmne to the city this week and are domiciled at Alexandra court. They will remain in Portland about a month. Mrs. M. A. Graham entertained quite informally with a luncheon given Thurs day at 1 o'clock in the grill of the Hotel Portland. Places were; marked for nine guests. j - - Mr, and Mrs. Theodore Rurney Wilcox (Elizabeth Menefee), who recently re turned to Portland from their wedding trip, left Friday to spend the remainder' of the eummer at North Beach. I. .-. Misa Charlotte Malbeeuf has returned front a trip through Western Canada. On her return she spent some time in Seattle, where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Phmney. . j Mr, and Mrs. Edward Hamilton Geary are guests this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor Honeyman at Gearbart. . ', :' ;; PHOTO i PHOTO 7P i i i v t i - - . MISS BEATRICE, IRENE FINZERdaughter of Dr. and Mrs, E. ) Wesley ; Fuuer,'i whose engagement was an nounced liast week toLeonard ClvinWWilliams of this city. Miss Finzer is a niece of Colonel W." E. Finzer. iff ' r iV, ' 4 hi " . v., r. - . Hi ' " - . c,-; 4i Hi XV . ' v J5viV, . . - - H n - . v -v.' H . -l. I f s Ill j tk ' J " -w At - . - . : I' , ' - s ' I " t v t S y ' 1 V ' i iiwwi mi i 1 1 mil hi i iimnnm iwrniiiiifcy..Y;:araEWiE ge Girls Guests o- Miss Stewart A NUMBER of college girls, home for the summer were guests of Miss Helen Stewart, of MWs college, at her home. Ryan place, last Saturday after cile "Evans and Miriam Reed assisted noon. Card were dlversioni of the after noon. The honors in "500 fell to Mr. WiHiam Frederick Denmajn (Dorothy Ray), and Miss Margaret Ray. Twenty girls enjoyed Miss Stewart hospitality. The guest were: Mrs. Denman, the Misses Margaret Bay, Dorothy Greene, Melba Peterson, Stella Riggs. Mary Gill. Kathyrn Donald. Ruth Ferguson. Elisa beth Mails. Margaret Foster. Myrtle Ja cobson, Isabella Kldd, Jeanette Snede kor, Florence Linneeon, Miriam Hilton, Harriet Louise Smith. , Mr. and Mr. Homer Jamison and their two children, Oliver Norton and Mary Katherin. who have been visitors at the home of Mr. Jamison's parents. Mr. and Mrs. o. P. M. Jamison, fori a short time returned last week . to their home in Baker where Mr. Jamison is associated with the Oregon Lumber company. Dur ing their stay here,! Mrs. Jamison, who was Miss Jean Allison before her mar riage, was much entertained. : Mr. and Mrs. Harper Jamison arrived Friday from California for a brief viait at the home of the- former' parents. They are making their home in McMinnville. i Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jamison and their children, Oliver Mdrton and Kath arine, who have (been visiting Mr. Jamison's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O, P. M. Jamison, for some time, have left for their home In i Baker, wheie ' Mr. Jamison Is with the Oregon Lumber company. Mr. and Mr. Harper N. Jamison ef McMinnville arrived Friday from the south to visit at the Jamison home. They will be: In Portland several days. . I . ! ' ' : ('''." ' ! Mr. and Mrs. Frederic George Kern, former Portland young people but how living in Madras, announce the birth of a daughter, Maiine Beverly, July 15. Mrs. Kern was Miss Theresa Scberer before her marriage. Mr. Kern 1 Cash ier of the First National bank of Mad ras. - I -. -- Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Richards were hosts for a dinner party in honor of Judge William R. King or Washington, D. C, at their Fairmount home on St. Helen boulevard, last Sunday. Wlnslow Meade circle No. T, f Ladies of the G. A. R, wil omit their social meeting for Monday, due to the annual picnic of the G. A, R. to be given at the Oaks Thursday, ; i Announcement to AH KODAK ENTHUSIASTS TO MY MANY FRIENDS t For two year I hay been vitally interested In producing the finest result from the work that has been brought to rae by an ever increasing number of people.! Now.lt is my desire to stimulate) the. prodncing of even finer pictures by the amateur kodak lovers of Portland. Here is what I propose to dor Beginning with next week and con tinuing each week until October. 15, I will select the finest picture that conies to me. during the week, enlarge it, and place it in one of our show windows "on Saturday afternoon. The picture will remain there until Monday at which time I will present the original as well as the en largement to its owner. The only limitatioit" that I place on this contest Is that the picture in question must be developed and printed by me- - The best of what I have to say, however, is yet to com. 1 On October 7 15, I will present to the person .who has the best picture produced in my kodak laboratory during this contest " A 3A AUTOGRAPHIC KODAK JUNIOR 7.7 Watch for a New Enlargement Every Saturday PHIL Third and Alder ' GILL'S Woman's Glub Is Planning for 'Hoodoo' Panee? , . .-, r .i - i REALIZING the advertising value In a dance with an unusual title. th,e Women's Advertising ciub 'Will give a "Hoodoo" dance "FridayK the thirteenth" on the boat Swan.' The members assure their guesta that there Is no hoodoo ex cept the name. 1 Walter Jenkins will can tne .pam jones dances and lead in community singing. Instead Of the time, honored "priae walta" there will be a "prixe fox-trot.?' prize for which will be announced later. Dorothy Fox is in oharge of arrange ments, assisted by Mrs. Helen Jeselsen, Mre. Hazel Llnney and Miss Bell Lent. The publio ia invited to the dancing party. Ticket are on sale by all mem bers of the Women' Advertieing club or may be reserved by calling Broadway 15. The boat will leave the foot of Jef ferson street promptly at 8:30 o'clock, Friday evening. . I Miss Mary Swell became the bride of Harold F. Hanka at 2 :30 o'clock Bun day. The bride was gowned In white crepe meteor and wore a wedding veil which was held (n place with a wreath of oranee bloasom. ; sne carriea shower bouauet of bride's roses and orchids. .The maid of honor was Miss Hazel Wleden, who wore, a dainty frock of crisp blue organdie. Rae D. Felt acted as best man. The wedding march was played by Miss Eileen Spragu. Those assisting at the reception which followed the ceremony were: Miss Dorothy Hanks, Miss Eileen Sprague and Miss Ruby Merwin: Mr. and Hanks will live in Portland. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. Scott entertained Monday evening, honoring theirj daugh ter. Isabella, whose marriage to Bo nie Royce was a recent event. Mr. and Mrs. Rovce will leave this week, on wedding trip and will be at home in the city after August zo, at ms jiiievenm street south. " I Mrs. C. Morris, formerly Melva Vajn Clarie, left a few days ago for Racinja, Wis., where she will spend tne aura roer- ' ' . " 1 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Finnegan are enlovinK a motor trip to the Oregon beaches. Mr. Finnegan Is cashier of the Hotel Portland. -., Mra. Carl F. Button left Portland Wednesday morning to spend a few weeks at Seaside and North Beach points. ' Mr. and Mr. F. L- Stoeckle of Laurel hurst have returned to Portland after a visit of several weeks at Chicago. HIL'S East Side Choir Honors Its Head And. Mr. Sawyer THE member ef the East Side Chris tian church choir gave a dinner Sun day in the church parloaa la honor of the birthday anniversary of their president. Jay W, Mulkey. and that ef their pastor. the Rev. R, H. Sawyer,-who. with hi daughter. Miss Jessie, arrived late Sat urday evening from England. A bounteous dinner was served, after which Mr. Sawyer related a' few of his Interesting experiences in ' London. : This dinner was but one .ojrth ev eAel social affairr en Joyed by this choir, which has established the record of hav ing as good an . attendance -during ;the summer month as any other season i of the year. - Its member Include ; Harold Moore, Rosa Reefl. J. E. Lawrence. S.I J. Eddy, Charles Protzman, James Ganoe. H. -J. Morton. Jay W. Mulkey, Hiram Cole, La Verne Reel. Mr. H. J. Morton. Mr. L. W. Myrick. Vlelet Crofoot. Violet Hoff, Ethel Mathes, Mrs. i James Ganoe. Mf-s. J. E.' Lawrence, Margaret Not and Mr, a J. Eddy. . - - W 9 The Misses-Jane and Ann O'Reilly, daughter of Mr. . and Mr. H. H. O'Reily, were hostesses Thursday after- noon at their home in Montgomery drive, honoring a group of Interesting visitors, who are in the city for the summer. The guests - of hoaor Included the Misses Henrietta Cudlipp of New Orleans. Isa bel - Nichols of Denver, Colo.. Barbara Lull, a talented young violinist, who has recently returned from a year's study in the South, and Elizabeth Ooddard. who will eave next week to enter Mill college. - ..r.-, j At the tea hour presiding at the table were Mrs. Drake C, O'Reily of New Tork city, who has recently come ! to Portland to live, and Mrs. H. B, Van Duaer. Assisting about the rooms were Miss Frances Matthews. Miss Betty Kerr, Miss Elisabeth Hailey and Miss fojiy Kerr. About 75 or, the younger girl called during the tea hours. ; j , A neighborhood lawn party was given Saturday evening at the home of R. Geh- Iert on the west aide Pacific highway, near Tigard. The lawn wa beautifully decorated with Japanese lantern.: The guests assembled at 9 o'clock and a pro gram was given by the young people, after which game and dancing were en joyed. At midnight a supper was served. Mrs. Gehlert was assisted by Mrs. Hof- farber and Mr. M. Steele. The program Included : Piano solo, by Ruby Steele ; other numbers by Elizabeth Gehlert, Ev elien r Hof farber. Ellen. Zwiener. the Kaulquist children, Margaret and Carl ueniert. Margaret Flame, Mabel Holm and Helen Pf af fie. ; . - 7 ' Mrs, Frank Newton Gilbert of Alex andra court and her neice, Mis Grace Hovenden. left the city Friday for Glacter national park. They expect ! to spend eight day touring the park after wmcn Misa Hovenden will return ! to Portland and Mrs: Gilbert will continue her trip to New Haven, Conn., where she will spend the remainder of the summer visiting her sons, Alfred and Wellington and their families. In the fall Mrs. Gilbert will return to the coast and will spend the winter months In Long Beach, Cal. - j Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Cornell and Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Tecum, who recently left for a tour by, motor through Yellow stone national park, have returned to the city after a delightful trip ! Fifteen member of the Woman's so ciety of the White Temple motored out Augiist Fur Ill HI II H ' -. : .7 - 7c - . s it . i s 5 S S : Moleskin ' Cape ; $680 : i - i -.- -' -1 iii . ; h. , . - " : .:- ' - 'r- .. - --. (..- ' u ' .' . . i . : . j Fars Bought , I CJ90cUO fart . Every Fur In This Sale 1 XJV0JHLQISC6 & : In the House c,.j r-i. "" r 'm ' v-' !...:." Reduced. . A NNOUNCEMENT has been niade ot the engagement of a Margaret Mansfield to Henry William Sims of Eugene. Miss Mansfield is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Mansfield or Irvingtoh. IBqggPeaHljjBBja n m gesjiui siijsiei ! ' m"" .-k--&k'S'--.1 . i V'--iiinir N-,'.i yry-.io:.c-' 4w : s--- 4 ferw.i'.'y''''Wi '.iiw.' j '': :...y. ': ;?;: ":" : -t,v:.kv-'-'.t,-----'s ' t i II ; . - jj r . - x ! ' ' ' -r '-7 7v " "; " ' ' N k -'-f. : ''- :.-, i 7' . ' til-' - - - : i : v .7: 7:V:, .- .7 -. . . . . 1 ' 7 ii? -- - ' " '';.W.-: ; : i : II "' : . r ; a " - - i 7:, ! :-1 j ' " ',4 -s s - ' ' 1 I' ' - . I 1 lit ' SL" s- ' , . ' 'U 3 . .S '. , i 4 .::: : :j- -7'7 7 'l' 'i ' ' ' J - - . liJ : j - J' t H ;.. 10 s It XA;i vKMI , Af v -I -t.v.: . --r --::-vi: :-.-..;.- x.v.-: i.- .v; V . - t4 - gWri'ii'i'i' i1 1 .' .UH'..1.'.' . BlntTOMMTwi to the country home of :Mr.J and Mrs. F. L. Lockwood, at Bairdsdale, Wednesday, and spent a delightful day, a feature of which waa a picnic luncheon. In the afternoon Mr. O. - Ti M. Jamison read from. "RWers of the Purple Sage, by Zane Grey, which was much enjoyed. .-. "r : . - . , , : ' Miss Blanche Moens 1 of Pendleton Is a visitor in Portland at the home of Mr. C. J. Smith In . Alameda park. Miss Moens expects to enter the University, ef Oregon in the f alU - She has been the inspiration for several informal af fairs during,' her stay .in the city and will return to her home early in the week. .- '.,";: ; ;- 4 " .; Mr. Benjamin F. Weaver, who makes her home at Multnomah hotel, has left the city On a vacation trip to be absent about three weeks during which she' will visit in Seattle and British Columbia, spending some time in Victoria. Vancouver,- B. C, and at Banff, I ' t ; ' ' - . . Mr. and Mrs. Owen Sanders have Just returned from CTearhart, where tjey have been domiciled at the- Nelson cottage. Today Mrs. Andrew Nelnen and her two children leave to spend the remain der of the season. Mr, Nelsen, who I the director of the Council1 Crest orchestra, will remain in Portland. -- , - s . - -7 . ' ' ; . ' -- '" Moonlight dancing Is to be the spe cial ; feature of the ifjrst Multnomah club night affair to be given on the new floating pavilion. Blue Bird,! neat Tuesday evening. : The entertainment H. Liebes & Co.'s Annual Is the Most Economical Means of Securi ng Your Next Winter's FURS Assortments are n o w atjtheir best, offering handsomely styled Goats, Capes, Throws, S c a r f s arid Chokers in all desir able Furs at - v Refrigerated Fur Storage The cbarjtes are rnoderate. the convenience Is reat In stor ing: your fur away iroro harm for the summer in our cold : storage vaulti. Phone Marshall 78S lor particulars. -committee, penslstlng of Chairman Joe Rlech, Taylor C. White ana jfjoya Lynch,-has perfected plans so that the entire evening will be an exclusive M. A. A. C. night and any members who enjoy dancing are promised a eplendii evening. The boat has a capacity of 1000 persons, a floor built tor dancing only and a premenade deck that will add. to the ri"irnure of dancing, with a specially selected orchestra. The Bhio Bird will leave the foot of East" Morri son street at 0:45 and return at 11:45 o'clock. I f - -i Mis Ruth Ferguson, daughter of Dr. Belle Ferguson of Tudor Arms apart ments, is a visitor In Snohomish. Wash., for a short time. She is expected io return to Portland soon to leave for the South, where he will continue her' studies at Mill college. .-. The Mlase , Hilda Barns snd Ruth Hansen have Just returned from a tour through Yellowstone national park, and Utefc and California points of in- Mr. Ralph W. Watson - Joined a party of Salem friend at the Tillamook beaches for a house party Saturday, re maining two weeks. . , Mrs. Frank A. Heltkemper has left for Seaview, Wash., where she will spend three weeks. Miss Alice Laughton is a visitor In Salem for a fortnight at the home of Mr. Jame Nicholson. Sale w '
