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Mr. and Mn. Bn West, and the
MIsHft Mbl and Gertrude West mo
tored to Sheridan ':. Friday evening
wberMbejr Joined Mr. and Mra. J.
O. Orarea to motor to, Pacific City for
the week-end.
Mra. . Lloyd EdKerton Claudlne
fiote), of t-oa Angeles, haa arrived In
fialera and J planning to vtait at the
home of her parenta. Mr. and Mra.
George Roae for several weeka dur
ing the anmmer.
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Mr. and Mra. Charles Nelmeyer
left Pftday for 8eaalde to apend the
week-end . Tbey- were joined In Port
land by Mr, and Mrs. Ralph llarrla
who motored down with them,
.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Meiers of
Corvallis are the hotue gueata of Mr.
and Mra. Mark Hathaway for a visit
of a few daya.
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The friends of Mr. and Mrs. J..E.
Law will be Interested to know that
they bar taken the house occupied
by the Curtis Crosses and are now
domoclled there.
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land ara the guests of Mr. and Mra.
W. M. Ravare of the Waldo Hills orer
the week-end and tomorraw they will
b joined by Mr. and Mra. William
MrGilcbrist and O. B. Clancey to mo
tor to Silver Creek Palls to spend the
day.
Mr. and Mra. F. f. Vlemfng of
Portland are the house guests of Mr.
and Mra. U. (1. Shipley over the week
end and for the Fourth.
As farewell to Ben Vlck of the
Valley Motor company who soon
leavea to make his home In Albany,
the employes of the company motored
toJFponga Landing Wednesday nlgTf
to enjoy a picnic chicken aupper on
the banka of the river. Games and
swimming made tbe'evenlng a festive
one for the 42 people who were
gathered there to say farewell to
their former fellow employe.
Mr. and Mra. Fred A. Purdln and
MIbs Dorothy Purdln of Portland are
the house guests of Mr. and Mra. Lee
L. Gilbert at Newport. The party left
Friday morning.
Mr. and Mra. Frank W. Durbln
and son Frank, Jr.. left Thursday for
their summer cottage at Neakowln.
Yesterday they were Joined by their
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SALEM, OREGON
and Mra. Curtis Crosa of thia city and
Mr. and Mra. Edward Pearson or
Portland who will be with them over
the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Karle L. Flatutr and
small children are apending the- week
end and the Fourth In Albany, visit
ing relatives.
Dr. and Mra. Mark Skiff ire en
tertain g aa their house guest Kdward
Winter of Portland.
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Mr. and Mra. T. A. Roberta an1
Mr. and -Mrs. Harry llawkln are
apending the holiday period, at W It
horn fi'bing and ramping.
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Chester Olcott. eldest on of Gov
ernor and Mra. Ren W. Olootl, ac
companied hla grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Owen I). Hutton to Cannon
beach to spend the summer. They
left Thursday morning and will be
oined In a few weeka by Mr. Olcott
and sons. Richard and Gordon.
Dr. and Mra. William II. LvLle ar
rived hofne Thursday eveninp from
Portland where they have been via
Ring frlenda for two weka. During
that time the doctor made a busi
ness trip into eastern Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Waggoner ha
moved from their former home at
575 North Cottage street and are
now living at 1056 Chemelceta street
Dr. and Mra. J. C. Smith. Mr. and
Mrsj. David Eyre, Mlaa Rovlna Eyre,
Davjd Eyre and Malcolm Smith are
motoring to the Tillamook beaches
over the week end and tomorrow. -
The home of Mr. and Mra. Georae
R. Cernlck (Grace McDonald) was
gladdened Thursday by the arr'val
of a baby son. He haa been named
George Richard Jr.
To enjoy a picnic supper in the
shade of the cool trees at the auto
camp ground a party spent Friday
evening there. Tbey were Mr. and
Mra. E. A. McElvaln, Mr. and Mra.
Ernest Bowen. Mr. and Mra. Lewis
Mlshler, Mr. aad Mrs: R. L. White,
Mr. and Mra. Jesse Campbell and Mr.
and Mrs. E. erth.
Mlaa Elizabeth Lord relumed last
night from Portland where she spent
a abort visit with frfenda.
'Miss Georglne Hutchena of Port
land la the house guest of Miss Irene
Curtis for a few daya in Salem.
Mr. and Mra. J, 11. Craig. Mr. and
Mra. R. E. Downing. Mlaa Bern ice
Craig and Mlsa Hazel Downing are
motoring to the several Tillamook
beachea over the week-end and to
morrow.
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Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Uoff are en
tertaining over the week-end and
for Monday Airs. Anna Reed of Port
land. 8
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"Miss Zella Hopson of Seattle has
arrived in Salem and will spend the
summer at the home of her parenta.
Mr. ana Mrs. r. c. Hopson. ,
Miss Mabel Godson of New West
minster, n. C, , arrived Friday and
will visit for several weeks with her
niece. Mrs. 8. E. Edwards. For over
the week-end and Monday Mr. and
Mra. Edwards are motoring their
house guests. Misses Mabel and Jea
site Godson, and the Edwarda chil
dren, Gwenyth and Tommy, to Pa
cific City. v. .
Mr and Airs. Waller McDougal
entertained with a dinner of real
smart appolntmenta Wedneaday eve
ning at their attractlev country
home. Their guests numbered a few
close friends. A charming variety
of flowers, cut from their spacious
gardens, gracefully adorned the ta
bles.
Aa a compliment to Miss Jean
Davia and her brother. Frank Davis
of Berkeley, who are visiting their
grandmother. Mra. Eugenia Gllllng
ham. Mra. Homer Smith and Mra.
E. Lovelace entertained with a
charmingly informal dancing party
at the Smith home Thursday eve
ning. About 30 members of the
ounger social set were bidden to
meet these delightful visitors.
. Orley J. Lef fin swell and hla
mother, Mra. G. E. Terwllliger, were
in Portland Friday to meet Miss
Catharine Orr of Pittsburgh who was
in Portland for a 'day while on her
way to Seattle to visit friends Miss
Orr will be remembered by many of
the overseaa men aa being In charge
of the V. W. C; A. hut at Neera.
France, where so many Company M
men were stationed for o long.
Misa Orr will possibly come to Salem
for a ahort vleit before going tor her
home in the east.
Mr. and Mra. Robert E. Davey ar
rived yesterday from Cascade Iocks
and will visit over the holiday period
with the parenta of both, Mrs. lxiulsa
B. Penton and ,Mr. and Mra. Frank
Davey.
Dr. and Mrs. Carl Gregg Doney
entertained a company of 12 friends
Friday evening at their home In
honor of their house guests. Mr. and
Mra. O. B. Evana of Cleveland and
Mrs. L. A. Lamb of Chicago. The
eevnlng was Informall pyassed in
chatting and with music. At the
close of the eevnlng Mrs. Doney
served a dainty lunch.
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i.Mlsa Agnes Bayne is In Portland
over the holiday period visiting her
sister. Miss Florence Bayne and her
brother, Raymond Bayne.
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Alias Elizabeth Leanord arrived
Friday in Salem from her home in
Chehalla and wilt be the guest of
her sister, Mlsa Lacy Leanord and
miss Doris Churchill. i
On Wedneaday arternoon Mes
damea R. A. Harris, P. L. Frailer
and W. J. Mc Williams were hostess
es for a "coffee" to the women of
Jason Lee Memorial church at the
Harris home on North Capitol atreet.
After a delightful social hour light
refreshments were served.
Mlaa Margaretta Feldman of Boise
and Earl D. Fisher of this city were
united in marriage yesterday after
noon at 2 o'clock at the parsonage
of the First Christian church. Rev,
Leland W. Porter read the service
The young couple were unattended
and left Immediately after the ser
vice for their home at 1039 Cheme
keta atreet.
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Mr. and Mra. R. L. Davey of Cas
cade Locks are apending a abort
visit In Salem with Mrs. Davey'a
mother; Mra. R. L. Kenton.
One of the attractive June bridea
waa Misa Eula Kaylor, daughter of
Frank Kaylor, whose wedding to
Trnbert V. Henderson occurred on
Tuesday. The service was read by
the Rev. O. L. Lowell of the United
Evangelical church- at 10 o'clock
Tuesday morning at ihe home of the
bride's . father on South Winter
atreet. 'Only the Immediate famlliea
were present. Misa Mildred Kaylor,
sister of the bride, was briuesmald.
and Loyal Henderson waa hla broth
er's groomsman. .
Tha bride waa charming In a frock
of navy blue crepe de chine and ahe
wore a corsaire of Cecil Ilranner
rosea. Mr. and Mrs." Henderson left
Mnat morning lor Newport to spend
a wedding trip of' week, t For her
going away ahe chose a smart tall
leurof navy blue trtcotlne with hat
to match. T. .
Mra. nenaerson Js the : younger
daughter of Frank Kaylor. She la
a graduate ef the Salem high school
In the class of 1917, and for two
yeara has been at the Capital drug
store.
The bridegroom is the son of Mra.
M. Henderson. Ileralso la a gradu
ate of Salem high school, finishing
In 1914. He i ertrtriclan for the
Salem Electric company' and he' and
hla bride will make their home In
thia city upon their return from
Newport.
Miaa Marie Kmje, who for the last
two years haa been In the Indus
trial department at the Oregon state
school for the feeble minded. Is the
house guest of Dr. and Mrs. W. If
Byrd during thia week, before ahe
leaves for the east to make her
home. She will viait friends In Se
attle and thre Join three girl frlenda
to leave over the Canadian Pacific
They will visit Glacier National park
and 'Yellowstone national park, aa
well as several cities. She will spend
her summer at her home in Fart
bauit. Minn., and in the autumn go
to Frankfort. Ky., to take the po
sition aa principal of the school de
partment of the institution for the
feeble minded for Kentucky.
Miss Emje haa many friends In
Salem which ahe haa made during
her residence tof two rears here.
who are regretting over her depart
ure. Miss Emje haa formerly been
with the slate school of Indiana and
at La Pierre. Mich. She Is a gradu
ate of the Thomas normal, training
school at Detroit. Mich., and is also
a talented musician In voice an J
piano. During her last week here
a number of her friends are ; plan
ning Informal farewells for her.
Miss Luctle Messner leaves today
for her home in Dallas after passing
two month In Ha I em while she
acted aa telegraph editor for The
Statesman. Miss Messner was a
Kappa Kappa Gamma at the l'nl-
verslty of Oregon and her many col
lege frlenda here are regretting that
she leavea so soon.
Miss Carol Dibble entertained a
few friends for an informal lunch
eon at her home Thursday, her
guests Including Mra. Anna Rodgers
Fish of Boise. Idaho; Mrs. Byron -F.
Brunk and Mr. and Mra. W. C. Dib
ble. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kirk cele
brated their third wedding anniver
sary Wednesday with a pretty dinner
party to a group of their friends. A
centerpiece was artistically fashion
ed of ayninga and sweet peas in
the many various hues. Places were
made for Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Webb.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers. Mr. and
Mrs. Armin Steiner, Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Skelly. ,Mr. and Mrs. E Clif
ford, and' the hosts.
MJss Eula Kaylor. who became the
bride of Trubert Henderson Tues
day waa the honoree for a delight
ful surprise shower Monday evening
by Mlaa Pauline Remington at her
home. She waa given many dainty
and uaeful gifts. Those who made
up the party besides the honor guest
were Mra. M. E. Davia. Mlaa Gladya
Stevena. MJss Esther Billings. Miss
Mary Cromb, Mlaa Helen Li veil and
the hostess.
Mrs. -Will T. Kirk graciously en
tertained the membera of the Moth
rs class of the First Methodist
church for the regular meeting -of
the class. Mra. E. E. Gilbert waa
in charge of the program which waa
enjoyed after the devotional and
business meeting. Mrs. Will H.
Purdy led In the former and Mra.
Charles Meyers presided over the
meeting.
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