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THERE has ben a. general exo
dus from Salem for over the
week-end, almost every family
has.gone to some favorite fishing and
recreation rpot or else rone to one of
tbe numerous beaches nearby to
spend the week-end and the holiday
' tomorrow, retting away from the
beat which has clothed the city for
the week. The social events daring
the week have been In the nature of
Informal al fresco gatherings for the
most part, with, most of the enter
talning being for visitors. A very-delightful
courtesy to the Carl Ciregg
Doney's bouse guests who have come
In for much entertaining, was the
Kensington which Mrs. K. C. Rich
ards and Mrs. William E. Kirk were
. hostesses for. asking about 40 ma
trons to meet Mrs. O. B. Evans and
Mrs. L. A. Lamb at the Kirk home
yesterday afternoon. It was Infor-
mal and chatting over their fancy
work the guests found these two vis
itors most charming.
The rooms of the 'Kirk home were
very attractively done in yellow and
white with the Shasta daisies and
marigold being effectively combined
about the rooms. In the later after
noon the hostesses served a dainty
lunch. . -
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11 ERY dellfhtruj was the way In
' which Mr. and Mrs. Rollln'K.
Page and Mr. and. Mrs. Wil
liam Thlelsen entertained the mem
bers of the Merry Co Round
Hub, at the attractive Tbielsen
home on Tuesday evening. In
stead of parking the evening at cards
alone. th guests were bidden to diu
er and cards were later enjoyed.
' whlrh made a charming v. ay in which
to close the (meetings of. the' clnb for
, the year. Rntiall tables each of which
seated four were., plactd out under
the Jtpfeading trees, in, the . garden
for the dinner, and, here the guests
lingered until after the fctinset which
from that place is Mich a wonderful
view loathe to adjourn Into the
bonne nntll late into the twilight. At:
the dinner plates were set for 32. '
" : The attractive home was filled
. . with an , abundance of dainty pink
Canterbury bells an J velvet flowers.
At, the cards Dr.' and Mrs. Charlea
.11. Robertson were most ruccessful
In scoring high and carried off the
, awards. . , . ' . "
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III and MRS.' P. E.. FTJUJCIt-
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TO.S were' hosts tor one of the
large and beautiful parties of
the month on Wednesday, assembling
a large group of friends for. cards.
The Fullerton home on State street
which always lends itself so admlr-
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beauty and comfort. Small lot of
samples, sizes 24, it, 28,. 30, at
special sample prices.
Sale of silk and mercerized hos
iery for Umlted time.
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In handpainted hosiery. No pret
tier can be had and we paint your
hosiery for reasonable prices.
Remember that we still have a few
waists with yarn trimming, some
very pretty patterns, made to sell
for much blgber prices which go
this week for $7.00,
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By Ruth Len ore Fisher
ably to adornment, was a handsome
bower. of flowers. In the living room
caroiyn, Teatout roses, held in large
baskets, were artistically arranged
and pink shaded candles' furnished a
soft glowing light. The den was beau
tifully don? In red rambler roses and
In the dining room bright marieold
With yellow shaded candles made the
room most attractive.
During the evening Mrs. Fullerton
served punch and when the cards
were over a dainty supper was served.
In this she was assisted by her sister,
Mrs. Ada Petram.
For the .prize for high scoring at
the cards, Mr. and Mrs. Fullerton
gave a ride in their airplane. : the
Webfoot." In this George Elgin was
the lucky person. Mrs. -O. A. Olson
received the consolation prize which
was a baby bunny rabbit. , -
Just before the - guests departed
the whole party stood for a flashlight
photograph On their porch.
Those Invited to enjoy Mr. and
Mrs. Fullerton s hospitality were Dr.
and Mrs; O. A. Olson, Dr. and Mrs.
Fred Ellis,' Messrs. and Mesdames L,
WV Gleason, Elmer Dane, Lee Can
field. U. S. Page, Lester Davis, E. A.
Kurtz. Clare Vibbert. C. E. Know
land. George Elgin, Herbert Stiff. J.
C. Perry. E. F. Carleton, Walter
Spauldlng. C. A. Kapphahn. Harley
White. William Busick, Earl Ander
son. C. E. Niemeyer. -Earle Fisher,
H.M. Styles. F. G. Delano, J. I. Sav.
age of Portland, and -Mrs. Ada Pet
ram. : -
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. Mrs. Walter McDongai was one of!
the lovely hostesses of, the week
when she entertained the members of
the Bridge club, at her attractive
countrr home a 'few miles from Sa
lem. She assembled her guests on
Wednesday afternoon and the time
Was pleasantly passed with bridge.
Besides the club members Mrs. Mc
Dougal asked Miss Leota Day of Vic
toria. H. C, Mrs. Allan Bynn. Mrs.
Edwin L. Baker, Mrs. Stewart, and
Mrs. Dan Fry Jr. After the cards tea
was. served. ,.". u - .
' For Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Evans of
Cleveland. O.. and Mrs. L. A. Lamb
of Chicago, who are house guests of
Dr. and Mrs. Carl Gregg Doney. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred A. Legge entertained
with a dinner Thursday - evening
which was of -bountiful arrange
ments. . A centerpiece of pink pop
ples and ' fern was arra nged grace
fully. Covers were placed arond the
board for Mr. and Mrs. Evans, Mrs,
Lamb, Dr. , and -Mrs. Carl Gregg
Doney, Dr. and Mrs.. B. L. Syeevss.
Mr. and Mrs. William E .Kirk. Mr.
and Mrs. A. A Lee, Miss Dorothy
Lamb, Miss Margaret Legge. Kenetb
Legge and Mr. and Mrs. Legge.
For two' charming visitors from
Lbs Angeles, Mrs. Edward Dillon and
Mrs. Fred Cornell. Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Farmer entertained a small
company of close friends-;, at their
borne Thursday evening for dancing
and song. At midnight the hostess
served a dainty supper to the guests
who were Mrs. Dillon, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Cornell. Mr. and - Mrs. T. A.
Roberta, Mr. and Mrs. E. V. McMech-
en, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Rahn
Mr. , and .Mrs. Ralph Cochran, Miss
Eunaine Craig and Albert Agen.
The attractive borne and lawn of
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Miller at 1500
South High street was the scene of
a large and merry gathering ei
nesday evening when the members
of the First Congregational cnurcn
gathered for the sumptuous basket
supper which was served on the lawn
The long tables were artistically
adorned with pink roses arranged la
baskets. Following the tapper a de
hghtfut program and social chat
were enjoyed .until late in the eve
ning. Places' were made at the ta
bles for the guests. This. Is the third
year which Mr. and Mrs. Miller, have
entertained- the members of 1 that
Church for their annual picnic sup;
per.
Taking It place among the charm
ing events of the week was the din
ner over which Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
L. Baker presided at tbe Illabee
Country club Thursday evening. Blue
dclphinijm and delicate pink Canter
bury bells were fashioned Into
large basket to form the centerpiece
for the dalntly appointed board
Plates were set for Dr. and Mrs. II
II . dinger, Mr. . and Mrs. George
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyers,
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Roberts. Mr
and Mrs. Oliver C. Locke, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter McDougal and the hosts.
After the dinner dancing' was en
joyed.
The wedding of Miss Mildred Wig
gins of Toppenish, Wash., but form
eriy a much beloved member of tb
younger j?a Jem set and a grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Al
bert of this city, to Reuben Urenz of
ToppenlshkWash.. Is a noteworthy
embroidering dainty linens for
home ' .
Phone 933
announcement in this slty. The wed
ding was a beautiful alTresco affair
at the home of the bride's parents
in Toppenleh. Ml?a Margaret Rodd
ers of J his city, a cousin of the bride,
was her maid of honor and she was
unusually attractive, go n wed I n a
frock of green oi-jrandy with a hat
to match. The brtue was lovely in
her wedding gown of white chariri-
euse with a full length veil. I.uk
Itrenz, brother of the groom, was
his best man. The service was read
by i he groom's father. Rev. E. R.
lire'nz 6l Toppenish. with about- !'
uesta in attendance. Miss Mary
aneoAlbere of this city, a cousin of
the bride,, sang a group of songs pre
ceding the service.
Mrs. Itrenz for a number of years
lived In Salem and after her parents
moved to the Washington city she
returned' and attended Willamette
university. She is an unusually
beautiful girt and Is much ad mi re J
for her beautiful character. Mr. and
Mrs. Ureas will vt?lt for a hort time
in Salem before (returning to their
home In Topjwnifh. Mr. Brenz Is
owner with his brothers of a large
diversified farm a short distance
trom Toppenish and they will make
their home there.
Joseph Albert, uncle of the bride.
Mrs. Ueorgo F. HoCgers. an aunt.
and Miss Margaret Rodgers have re
turned, but Miss Mary Jane Albert
will remain for a few weeks.
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Mr: and Mrs. Joseph Albert, Mr.
and Mrs,. O. E. Krause of Portland.
Mrs. George F.-Rodgers, Mrs. J, C.
Griffith. .Mias Margaret Rodgers.
Miss Waleska Bacon, Miss Cat harl rife
Kendall. Miss . Josephine Albert.
Lewis 'Griffith. Wallace Griffith atHI
aul Wallace, formed a motor party
o Pacific City and the several Til
lamook beaches leaving Salem Satur-
day afternoon and planning to return
tomorrow. v .
The Salem Floral society will have
Bargain Day for flowers .Saturday.
Pretty maids will be-on the streets
and in the prominent stores selling
boquets of perennials and some of
Salem's beautiful Yose buds. Those
who have no flowers at their .homes
are urged to patronize these young
girls andl all who have, perennials
ami choice roses to donate are asked
to take thera to Clahcey's floral shop
where Mrs. Everett -Anderson will
take charge of arranging them. The
entire proceeds will go to tbe Floral
society, Mrs. E. Chapel can be tele
phoned at 2092M for furtberpartic
nlars. -1 - ,: ", , : ,
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Mrs. Edwin L. Baker is expecting
her sister In law, Mrs. M. Ringerhoff
and daughter of Tacoma, Wash., o
arrive this, week to spend a visit of
a month in Salem witb ber.
Mr. W. Wbealdon and ber daugh
ter, Miss Jean Whealdon of Port
land came up yesterday with Miss
Helen Pearce to spend the week .end
and Monday witb Mrs. George T
Pearce and Miss Dorothy Pearce.
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Dr. and Mrs. Prince W. Byrd are
entertaining with an Informal dinner
today for Miss Marie Emje who
leaves next week for tbe east. Be
sides Miss Emje they are having Dr.
and Mrs. W. IL Byrd as their guest?
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon McGilchrlst
are entertaining at dinner today
company of guests from out of town
who are here for the day and for
Monday, Guesta will be Mr. and
Mrs, Charles Coburne. Mr. and Mrs.
C. D. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Huff.
Dr. and Airs. E. M. oJhnson. Russell
Huff, Marlon Huff, alt or Portland.
Mr. and 31 rs. Vet Brown of Afton.
la., Mr. land Mrs. E. L. Bolinger or
Afton, la.. Miss Laura Grant and
Mr. and Mrs: H. S. Bolinger.
Tne members of St. Paul's Episco
pal church are planning a lawn so
cial to be held at the. rectory Thurs
day evening, which will prove to be
one of the delightful alfresco events
of this week.
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Mrs. Sol Levy and ber daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Levy, leave today for
their trip to Europe which will take
tbem from the city lour months.
They were accompanied as far as
Portland by Mr. Levy and Harry
Levy. On their way east' they will
make short visits in Seattle. Chicago
and at Niagara Falls. In New York
city they wilt be the house guests or
Mr. and Mrs. Jute Janover. They
are to sail on the Imepator from New
York July 15. and will first visit for
a week In London and will visit-Mrs.
Levy's brother, Giilllamue Van
Straaten la Antwerp, being there to
attend the Olympic games.- They
Will also visit in-Paris where Miss
Levy will coach with some of the
masters of the violin. Tbey plan to
visit tbe battlefields.
Miss Levy is one of the very tal
ented violinists of the state and has
given generously of her time and tal
ent for philanthropic work, especial
ly during the WoTld war. She goes
to Europe to study more deeply tbe
violin on which she Is so capable.
Mrs, Levy will return in four months
while Miss Levy perhaps wfll remain
for a longer time to study.
Motoring to Silver Creek Falls, a
delightful party of Salem folk passed
Monday picnictng and enjoying the
falls,.tbe affair waa planned in hon
or' of Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Cattanogh
who were visiting tbe Frank Meri-
Jliss Irns llawley, daughter
Ilawley who with them is
dlths and the L. F. Griffiths, Those
who were in tbe par'y were Mr. and
Mrs. Cattanagb. Mr-and Mrs. Frank
Meridlth, Dr. and Mrs. L. .F. Grif
fith, Misses Jeanette Meridith. Cath
arine McNary of Pendleton and Ruth
Griffith. Tuesday evening the same
group of folk motored to Kpongs
Landing and enjoyed a picnic suppor
and the evening there.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jacobs were
Joined Friday evening here by Mr.
juineu rrmay evening nere iy ir.
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and Mrs. A. . htrahora of Portland
the-McKenzie river to remain until
after Monday.
A very pretty wedding was solem
nized at the borne of Mr. and Mrs.
L. 1). Chltnian in Portland : Wednes
day at high noon when Alca Elizu-
eth haulkner became the bride of
Henry L. Smith. Tbe ceremony wan
performed toy the Rev. J. II. Irvin
under a canopy of white syringa.
Preceding the ceremony Athlll Irvin
sang "Rose of My Heart.!' Miss Irene
Faulkner, daughter of the- bride
played the Mendelssohn weddinz
march. A dainty luncheon was serv
ed following tbe service. ' Mr. and
Mrs. Smith are sf ending their wed
ding, trip at,X4xfaaaal'Wtn make
their. home in Portland, i .
Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Johnson en-
tertained. with a delightful dinner
Friday evening taking their guests
to Canyon Camp, at the farm of Mrs.
Johnson's mother, Mrs. J. 8. Gra
ham. Their guests included Mr. auj
Mrs: Henry Cornoyer, Mr. and Mm.
Walter Spauldlng. Mr. and Mrs. Roy
11. Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bytler.
Dr. and Mrs. Grover, Bellinger, Dr.
and Mrs. Charles Bates.i Mrs.' J. S.
Graham and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson.
Mrs. and Mrs. William A. Marshall
have as their guest, the former's
nephew, Edward L. Marshall of Chi
cago who has come to spend the
summer -and possibly- to make his
home here. He is quite a talented
pianist and organist and will be an
addition to tbe musical circles of the
city.
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As a farewell courtesy to Mrs.
Howard J. Eberly (Maryoell Rein
hart) who left Wednesday night for
ber new home In Medford, a party
of -the younger-maids motored down
to Spong's Landing for a picnic sup
per and a swimming party. Those
who went were Mrs. Eberly and the
Misses Ha Spauldlng. Olga Gray. Rnf h
Schultz. Eugenia Davl of Berkeley.
Cal.. Irene Cnrtis. Ethel Frazier. Ma
rie Marshall, and Nanna Putman.
Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Cox of San
Francisco hae arrived in Salem and
are the guesta for a short visit- of
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Southwick. Mrs
Louise Boyd of Seattle has also ar
rived In Salem and will visit at tbe
home of her parents foia few weeks
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Mrs. Frank Dillon of oLs Angeles
has returned to Salem and 'ts-tho
guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Me
Mechen at the Kleetric apartments
for a time.
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' Miss Margaret Loughton of Port
land la visiting at the home of her
brother. James Nieholson for the
week end and the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Walsh
have motored to Mount Hood and ar
passing the Fourth.
Mrs. S. E. King and her danghter.
Catharine, of Walla Walla arrive!
Thursday from their home in Wash
ington to make a short visit at the
home of Mr. King's mother. Mrs
Eugenia Gillingham. while on their
way to Newport to spend the sum
mer. -
Miss Charlotte Zeiberi Ml. Prud
ence Patterson, Miss Ruth Griffith
Miss Catharine McNary of Pendlton
and Miss Alice McKlnnon formed
Jolly picnic party that motored to
Black Rock Wednesday and spent
the day. i
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M. O. Kvans. field manager of tbe
Oregon Growers Co-operative asso
ciation Qt this city and Mis Eliza
beth St rock of Chattanooga. Tenn
were married Wednesday at Vancou
ver. Wash., by Rev. A. H. Thompson,
pastor 4f tbe Methodist church. Due
to an Oregon law which requires the
bride t A be a resident of tbe county,
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.o rongroKsimui and Mrs.j W. ('.
spending the summer here
the plan of having the wedding at the
home of friends In Salem had to be
abandoned.
Mr. Lvans vus In the extension
service of the Oregon. Agricultural
college three years and with the
l.nited States department of agrlcul
ture, office of farm management two
years. He Is a graduate of Cornell
university and was a student at Cor-
vallls two years;
Mrs. Evans is a graduate of the
I East Tennessee
normai school, at
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Nohnson City and of the Los Angeles
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nLa. - Mr,-and Mrs. Evans will reside
in naiem. i .
Mr. and Mrs. WH1 II. Bennet will
leave tomorrow for Seattle! to at
tend the national supervisors of
suit banks convention. Tbey plan
to he gone all the week. '
Mr. and Mrs. !. E. Brlggs and Mrs
E. Jenson of i Hollister. Cal., left
Wednesday night for their home in
the south after being guests, at the
Henry L. Benson home for a short
visit in Salem.
Mrs. V alter .Taylor end ber son.
Nash, of Corvallis motored" to Salem
Tuesday and were tbe dinner guests
of Judge and Mrs. Henry L. Benson.
Mr. and Mrs. Mason Bishop and
tbelr daughter, Henrietta, returned
home Friday evening from Portland
where they have been visiting friends
during the week. I
Mr. and Mrs. John BronhT. Miss
Inez Fitts and Bud Welch are spend
ing the week end and tbe Fonrth at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Me
Corckle at Neskowln. I
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The Salem chapter of American
War Mothers will meet Tuesday aft
ernoon at z:30 o'clock in the Com
mercial lnb roomsfor the last meet-
For -Camping
T'li'-a Duplex Clothing has won high favor for camping trip,
(rim khaki coats that fit nicely and amply cut khaki skirts
prove just the thing at thia time. They look almost as fresh
at Ihe einl of a trip as the beginning ntul are Iruly comfortaM-r
al everv oeeasion.
For Vacation Hikes
Khaki Skirts, khaki coats, khaki breeches, khaki smocks, they
, all come In the famous .Utica Duplex Clothes for outdoor wear
and are univcraally popular. There is nothing like thetrr for
comfort and pure satisfaction. They hve nolved the clothes
question of many a trip.1 IVt them koIvc yours for you. . They
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try ovef. , , ; , .
The "Pay Al
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ing nntll September. A package of
tbe War Mothers" button have ar
rived and will be given at thl meet
ing to the War Mothers who were
first to order. Another shipment In
xpertl soon. At this meeting. ac
tive business will he arranged tor
adjournment until the fail open In
of meetings and work for each dur
ing this time will be given in Girder
that the articles for the bazaar will
be abundant. Mrs. John A. -Carson.
Salem War Mother, urges that all
who can attend.
Mr. and, Mrs. John Caughell and
Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Evans left yester
day for a motor trip over tbe holiday
to the Tillamook beaches.
Mr. and Mrs. William Brown are
fanning to leave this week for their
summer home at Seal Rocks to pass
'h remainder of the summer.
A group of . prominent - mat ron
motored to S pongs Lending Friday
and passed the day picniclng,
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Mr. and Mrs. Davi Galbreith.
Miss liertha Broyies of Portland, have
arrived to spend the holiday with
their aunt and mother. Mrs. J. Jt.
Broyies. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stew
art of Lebanon are also visiting witb
Mrs. Stewart's mother. " -
The many friends of Mrs. 'W. H.
Byars will be glad to learn that4he
is-improving after undergoing an op
eration last Saturday at .the Deacou
ess hospital.
The Yomarco Bible class of the
First Methodist Episcopal church
will have a basket picnic in Bush's
pasture Tuesday evening at 7
o'clock. A dellghtrul entertainment
Is planned for the evening and a
general good time I anticipated.
Mr. and Mrs. V..K Igge. MIj
Margaret Legge and enneth I-egge
are spending tbe week end motoring
over the Columbia highway. '
Rev. R. L. Putman of the Court
etreet Christian rhurch officiated af
a wedding service at 1:30 o'clock
Thursday which united in.marrlaxe
Miss Lillian Simsof Sclr and Lloyd
Harris of Mill City. After a short
wedding trip to Portland tbey, will
make their home In Mill City.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Bowersox Join
ed Dr. and Mra. F. R. Bowersox of
Monmouth to motor to Tillamook for
over tbe week end and Monday. ,
'Justice and Mrs. Henry 4 Dean.
Mis Grace Bean, accompanied by
Mrs. Bean's niece, Mis-t Lilllp Ing
ram of Portland, motored to New
port and are passing a short sojourn.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Aermer, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Cochran, .Miss Eu
naine Craig and Jack Hyett of ,811
verton motored to Oak Ridge yester
day and are camping for a few, days
planning to return nome tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Fnllerton mo
tored to Stayton yesterday and pass
ed the day. Tomorrow, they will
tahe their airplane to Albany for
the day. ,
.Mr. and Mrs. Walter . McDougal
motored to Portland yesterday to
meet Mrs. McDougal's mother, Mn
George Gordon of Aberdeen, Scotland
Tor Thb
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enjoying yourself.
You Go Plan' increases the Value
and London. England, who arrived
In Portland yesterday. She ha come
to spend an .extended visit with her
eon in law and daughter. Next .
month they will be Joined by Colonel.
Jame Gordon, formerly of London,
but who has Just returned from s
era I years at the front. Colonel Gor
don and Mrs. McDougal are brother
and sister and he plans to. be with
them for a visit of several weeks.
Mrs. Carl Webb and her dainty lit-
tie daughter, Marjory, were Portland
visitors for a few days during, tb
week.
Dr. and Mrs. II. II. Ollnger. Har
old Olinger Jr. and Dr. R. E. Lee
Stelnef motored to Neskowln- yester
day and joined Mrs. Steiner and Mr.
Earle Coulson Flegel for over tbe
holiday.
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SMr. and Mrs. C. I. Bishop were In
Portland Thursday and Friday to at
lend the annual state pioneers' re
uaion and to visit at the home of
their son. Roy Bishop. .They are
planning to leave today for Hood -River
to be the guests of. Mrs. Bish
op's sister. Mrs. C. T. Roberta, and
to attend the celebration ot. iaa
Fourth or July at that city.
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- Mrs. E. Hofer, her bouse guast
Miss Leota Day of Victoria, BrltUtt
Columbia, Iiwrenee- Hofer-and' Al..
Ian Bynon motored to Salem last
night after passing a short stay .In
Portland. ' !
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Mrs. E. Allen entertained with. a
pretty Ilttlev dinner Friday evening
at her home, the occasion being nvr
husband's birthday anniversary. Her
guests were Mr. and Mra. Paul Haus-
er- s, , .
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