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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1917.
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SOCIETY anil devotee flacked -to
the Salem tennis club courts again
today to attend the final matches
of the annual tennis tournament.
It was another gala day and the at
tractive ground were dotted with men
aid women gaily attired in bright col
ored sports clothes.
Tea tablet decked with vivid-hned
flowers were arranged about the
grounds for the refreshments, and here
me spectators ana players reveled in
the refreshing beverages, which were
served cacn afternoon by a group of
matron and maids. -
At these annual gatherings of the
tennis clan from all ever the coast,
there always is a delightful side play
of gnyeties, that gives the flavor of
real fun, after the days work on the
courts is over.
The usual dinners, picnics, dances and
other informal affairs rotmded out the
week of festmt". and on Friday night
the club honored the visiting players
with a picnic at Spoug'g landing, fol
lowed by a dance at the Hotol Marion.
Now that the frivolity is over soci
ety will turn it 's attenton to the gum
ner resorts, and the social ranks will
be sadly depicted for some weeks to
come.
On the opening day of the tourna
ment the matrons asked to preside over
the refreshments were: Mrs. K. K. Lee
Htmer, Mrs. Prince W. Byrd, Mrs. L.
JF. Griffith, Mrs. Charles Bates and Mrs.
IX R. Rosa,
Prday, the assistants included: Mrs.
fJeorge P. Rodgers, Mrs. Chauncey
Bishop, Mr. Frederic D. Thielsen, Mrs.
William Walton, Mrs. vhestar M. Cox,
Mint Mabel Withycombe, Miss Cathar
ine Carson, Miss Ellon Thielsen, Mis
Hasel Downing and Miss Aline Thomp
son. Serving today were Mrs. Walter L.
McDoug&l, Mrs. Harry E. Clay, Mrs.
Harry H. Olingcr, Mrs. Zadoe J. Biggs,
Mrs. David W. Eyre, Miss Gertrude
Gray, Miss Margery Marvin and Miss
Rita Steiner.
The marriage of Miss Priscilla Flom
ing to Willard Rumelle Hall will take
place tonight at eight o'clock at the
residence of the bride' parents, Mr.
hnd Mrs. R. 8. Fleming. Rev. James El
vin of tho First Congregational church
will officiate and the couple will be
unattended. The ceremony will be
characterized by charming simplicity
and the guests will include only rela
tives and a few close friends.
Miss Fleming has chosen pink for
the color scheme of the wedding and
the house will be decked with quanti
ties of Dorothy Perkins roses, sweet
qmm uinrr iuiKlia DJ0S8OII1S.
The bride who is a petite brunette
win wear a cnarnnng gown of cream
chiffon cloth over taffeta with a long
tulle veil. Her bourjuet will be a show
er of Cecil Brunner roses and sweet
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..una nross renncll will sing
' At Dawning" and tho wedding march
win De piayed by .Mrs. Hershel Powers,
one of the bride's close friends.
"Billv" Dver. tlm mnii r.
and Airs. William Connel Dyer, will be
following the ceremony a buffet svjd-
Pt will be served. Assisting Mrs.
Fleming will be Mrs. S. C. Dyer, Mrs.
h. K. Page, and a crroun nt th" h-i,)..'.
girl friends.
The couple will leave for Snn Prnn.
ciseo, California, where Mr Hall i.
chemist in the analysis of steel for the
Kuvrrnment in tae American RoIIin"
Mills. "
Miss Fleming is the nnlv ilmnhtn .
Mr. and Mrs. Fleming, wejl known res
idents of Salem. 8he is a vivacious girl
and has a charming manner, which has
endeared her to a host of friends, who
will greatly miss not having her in
their midst.
Mr. Hall who i the son of Mr. and
Mrs. ,1. O. Hall, also of this city, has
boen in Middletown, Ohio, for the past
six or eight months, and returned only
Thursday en route to Ban Francisco,
where his company has transferred him.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer Put
nam, who have been away on a few
weeks trip to eastern and southern
Oregon are expected home tomorrow.
They have had a delightful time and
have been visting friends in Bend, Kla
math Falls, Pendleton and La Grande.
In the latter place they joined Bruce
Dennis, an old friend of Mr. Putnam's,
on a motor trip to Baker, from where
they are driving homo in their car.
By aixsx thompmb
One of the gayest and merriest af
fairs of the mid-week was the picnic
for which Miss Ida Simmon was host
ess, Wednesday evening, honoring her
house guest, Miss Frances Stewart, of
Seattle.
Motor cars conveyed about 16 of the
younger set to an attractive spot at
Spong's landing, and here they revel
ed until a late hour.
Supper was preceded by a dip in the
Willamette as an appetizer.
Those asked to participate in the mer
rymaking were: Mr. and Mrs. Zadoe
.1. Riggs, Miss Stewart, Miss. Hasel
Downing, Miss Rita, Steiner, Miss Cath
arine Carson, Mis Barbara Steiner,
Miss Maude Durbin, Miss Esther Car
son, Mis Aline Thompson and Carl Ga
brielson. Roy Barth, Daniel J. Fry, Jr.,
James Young, Will Evans, Albert Egan
Harold Hager, Hugh McCammon, John
Larson and Laurence Hofer.
Mrs. Jesse Evans Flanders of Port
land is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
L. F. Griffith She came several days
ago, and is planning to leave soon lor
Denver, Colorado, where she will join
Mr. Flanders, who is east on business.
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Mrs. William H. Burgnardt, Jr., re-
turned a day or so ago from Pendleton
where she ha been the guest of Mrs.
Wilson McNary.
Mrs. Burghardt passed several weeks
in Pendleton, and during ner visit
there, was delightfully entertained.
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The John J. Roberts and their chil
dren are now domiciled at their sum
mer home in Agate Beach. They motor
ed over this morning, and were accom
panied oy Mrs. rconerts' niotner, airs.
William H. Sladc, of Silverton.
Mrs. Robert and the children will
rend the remainder of the season at
the shore. Later in the summer they
will have as their guests Mrs. Roberts'
sister, Mrs. Gertrude Cameron and her
children of Massachusetts, who aro
passing a month or so in Silverton with
Mr. and Mrs. w. &. made.
Mr. and Mrs. William Brown will
leave next week for their attractive
summer home at Heal Rocks.
Accompanying them will be Mr. and
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The "RIVERSIDE DIP" Will Open for
All Bathers Tomorrow--Sunday
Wh2e this is not the official opening, anyone who enjoys
the water can go in swimming tomorrow at Salem's
Popalar Bathing Beach
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"oVinia Fine"
MEN'S BATHING SUITS
GIRL8' extra heavy suits,
black with white trim
mings $1.85
CHILDREN'S Suits, as
sorted eolurs 30c to 00c
Men s Knit Suits, all sizes; colors navy, trimmed in red, white, orance er
grn; oxford, irinuued in red, gold or navy, royal blue, trimmed with
gold, and many other popular colors; twelve grades, at from ...Jl 00 to 14.65
LADIES' BATHING SUITS
Ladies' Suits, navy and white and naVy and red, the
suit li.oo and $1.25
Ladies' Suits, black and white and black and
K'een $1.60 and $1.65
Ladies' Suits, navy ami red $1.98
Ladies' Suits, worsted yarn, arm shields tied with
white satin ribbon, trimmed with braid $2.35
Ladies' Wool Suits, in plain green, Ted and
navy $325
Ladies' Wool Suits, in red and oxford, green and
white, and navy and red $4.65
Indies' Wool Suits, large variety colors $4.65
Ladies' Suits with belt and tassel, come in green'and
purple trimmed in old gold frber silk $6.85
Ladies' High Quality Suit, even stripes in black and
white, and grscn and white . $8.25
ACCESSORIES
Mrs. Clifford Brown and their small
sons, Chandler and Werner Brown.
Mrs. George W. Lewi entertained
informally en Monday afternoon with
a few table of bridge, asking as her
guests, a group of matrons whe have
been gathering together all season.
Following the usual custom of the
duo toe prize money wa given to the
Red Cross.
Besides the elub members Mrs. Lewis
had Mrs. George M. Post, Mrs. John B.
Craig, Mrs. Homer H. Smith, Mrs. Wil
liam Bell and Mr. Frederick Lamport.
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Miss Mabel Withycombe came home
Thursday night from the Withycombe
ranch near Union, where she has been
enjoying a several weeks delightful vis
it to hr brother and sister-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Withycombe.
r.n route home Miss Withycombe
visited friends in Pendletoun.
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Carl Gabrielson. left yesterday for
Seaside where he will join Ercel Kay
lor a several day outing. uaDriclson
and Kay ar both golf devotees and
are planning to spend the greater part
of their time while at the beach, on the
nan at uearnart,
Mrs. S. Jessup of Boise, Idaho, who
has been passing a few weeks in Ore'
gon City, as the guest of Mrs. John
Loder, win return to Salem next week
and will visit friends until late in the
summer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. McDougal
entertained informally on Thursday ev
ening with a charming dinner party,
in honor of their house guests, Miss
Agnes Meiwide and Miss Irene Camp
bell of Portland, who were among those
coming to Salem to participate in the
tennis tournament.
An artistie arrangement of pink Dor
othy Perkins, roses decked the table,
around which covers were placed for
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde C. Mcuougal ot
Butfalo, Miss McBride, Miss Campbell,
Miss Aline Thompson, A. is. Fronman
and Catlin Wolford of Portland, Carl
Gabrielson and the hos..s
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic D. Thielsen,
with their three small children, Henry
Weslev. Tvancy and Frederic, Jr., will
leave the first of the week for Agate
Beach.
Mrs. Thielsen and the youngsters
will uass several weeks at the shore
and will occupy their cottago there.
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Accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Thom
as B. Kay,. Dr. and Mrs. it. js. iiee
Steiner motored to Neakowin Friday
and will pas the week end at the
Steiner cottage, returning Btinaay
night. . , '
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An informai dinner was presided over
on Thursday evening by Dr. and Mrs.
Harrv E. Clav. who entertained several
girls and men from Portland, partici
pating in the tennis tournament.
Cecil Brunner rose decked the ar
tistically appointed table. Later the par
ty was augmented Dy a dozen or
more guests, and the evening was mer
rily rounded out dancing.
For dinner Dr. and Mrs. Clay's guests
were: Miss Stella Fording, Miss Mil
dred Wilson and Olin Lewis of Port
land, Stanley 'Fenton and Forrest Brack
eit.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Melvin Plimpton
will leave tomorrow morning for Agat
Beach where they will bo the guests
of the Asahel Bush for several days.
They will motor to the shore with
Mr. Bush, who joins his family each
week end.
Miss Elcno Fawk will leave within
few weeks for San Francisco, Calfor
nia, where she will visit her sister, Mrs
Curl Lnnev (Maree Fawk.)
Miss Fawk was in the south the grea
cr part or last year, ana win again
siend the winter there.
The Fawks nave recently soiu mcir
attractive residence on lairniont rim.
and Mrs. Fawk is planning to accom
pany her daughter to aiiiorma.
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Miles returned
early in the week from Portland, where
thev visited friends for a few days.
During their stay they enjoyed
tour of the Colnmbia Highway.
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Guests at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Oeorire Rodaers for the tennis
tournament this week were Mis Bess
('owilin of Silverton and the Misses St
Clair aud Terry of Portland. All three
of the girls participated in the tour
ney.
Special
One lot La
dies' Rub
be r i t d
Bathi n g
Cap re
duced from
COc and 35c
to
15c and 25c
Beach
Hats
Rubberized
Beach Hats
50c
Caps
Tbia year's
Rubber Bath
ing taps: all
styles, colors.
25C 35c 50c
Bags
Bathing Bug,
in blue or
black
25c and 40c
Wings
Water Wings
to make yon
float.
Shoes
Co m p 1 t e
lines of La
dies' Bath
ing Shoes;
aigh or
low, assort
ed colors
Sic ad 50c
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Curtis B. Cross motored to Cascadia
tmlav to win his family, lie will re
main in the mountains over the week
end. returning Monday night, accom-
named bv Mrs. Cross and the children.
Mrs. Charles Gray left yesterday for
Cascadia to join her son ana nangtiter-in-luw.
Mr. and Mrs. George William
Gray, who are enjoying an outing there
for a week or so.
Miss Margaret Rodgers who has been
visiting in Vancouver. B, C, for a cou
ple of weeks as the goes of Miss Zu-
le'te London, will return tne miaous 01
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Fisher mo
tored to Eugene Thursday morning, re
turning vesterdav.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Myers and
small children, Prryl and Maxine, have
returned from a delightful motor trip
mook beaches.
ent the greater psrt of the
away at Rockaway, visiting
Bar View, Neparts and several other
resorts route.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Webb and chil
dren, who were with the Myers on their
trip, also motored horn Wednesday
evening.
Miss Carol Dibble returned last night
froaa Portland, where she ha been the
guest of friends for the past week. j
4 'to the Till
IT They spei
4X I time while 1
The return of Mrs. William P. Lord
and her daughter, Miss Elizabeth Lord,
from an extended visit .in the Orient
is the source of much joy to their many
friend.
They arrived home today aad will
be the guests of Mr. Benard 6. Sehuck-
in- ior a few day before going to Seal
Rock for the summer.
Ea route home the Lords visited
friends in Seattle and Portland.
They have had a delightful trip.
They were in Japan for some time and
for four months were ia the southern
islands of the Philippines. Later they
went to Baquio, an enchanting sum
mer resort, 5000 feet above Manila.
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The lure ef out door life is not equal
ed by any call of a more restricted so
cial nature, and as society folk throw
themselves into tne :ioyous spirit of the
summertime, motoring becomes more
and more essential to their pleasure.
The beaches and mountain resorts
are the mecca for motorists just now
and each week end is crowded with
jolly parties from Salem and elsewhere
Cascadia always attract the pleasure
loving in the summer and scores ot Sa
lem folk sojourn there during the sea
son.
A party of the married contingent
who have Been enjoying ounday pic
nics and week end outings together,
motored to Cascadia yesterday and will
linger there over the week end.
Those making up tho party are Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel J. Fry and daughter,
Mise Priscilla Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert E. Downing, Mr. and Mrs. John B.
Craig and daughter, Miss Berniee Craig,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stousloff, Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas C. Minto and Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Hartley.
Dr. M. E. Poraeroy, who with her son
and daughter-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Ray
Pomeroy, have been in New Ifork and
elsewhere in the east, for the past
month or so are en route home and are
expected the latter part of next week.
Mr. Pomeroy wno win meet an iam-
ily ia San Francisco, loft Wednesday
night.
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Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Steeves and their
daughter. Miss Muriel Stoevcs, left
yesterday for a trip te Alaska.
They motored as rar as Seattle, ana
will devote tho time from now until
the thirtieth of the month, when they
will sail, to touring interesting places
in Washington and British Columbia.
They will pass tne remainder ef tnc
summer 111 the nortn returning nome
sometime in September, . .
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Livesley mo
tored home from Agate Beach early in
the week, returning today. They were
accompanied by Mr. Ada strong.
A dozen friends and relatives were
the dinner guests of Joseph Doerfler
several days aao. Those present were
Mr. and Mr. John Hiederer and son,
Anton, of Stayton, Mr. and Mrs. Faust
and daughter Laura of Seattle, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Saub and Mr. and Mrs. Berg
man and son, Theodore of Portland.
The Portland party motored to Sa
lem and were accompanied by the Miss
es Mary and Margaret Doerfler, who
have been visiting in that city for a
couple of weeks.
SHIPLEY'S
CLEAR-AWAY SALE
in
Summer Merchrndise
You will want to see these extraordinary specials.
To see is to purchase. All are marked at quick
selling clearaway prices. . Summer Merchandise
must go. . . . ' ;!'': Kl-.. 1 ,'f ''! -
LINGERIE DRESSES $3.98
WHITE PIQUE DRESSES L..?2.48
SPORT SUITS, TWO LOTS $1.79 and $2.98
CHILDREN'S GINGHAM DRESSES 79c
Wash Skirts at special clearaway prices.
Middie Blouses at special clearaway prices.
Bathing Suits at special clearaway prices;
Novelty Neckwear at special clearaway prices.
U. G. Shipley Co,
Liberty Street, Salem, Oregon
Miss Myrtle: Albright is the honse
guest of Miss Florence Hofer.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur BuJgin of New
York arrived a few days ago and will
pass the remainder of the summer
months at the Bulgin ranch south of
town.
Mrs. Ralph Watson of Portland is the
Among the Salem "folk plauning to
leave for an outing early in August,
aro Judge and Mrs. Lawrence T. Harris
Who will pass several weeks at their
ranch at the Coburg bridge on the Mc
Kcnzie. Mrs. C. E. Beebc of Woodland, Cali
fornia, arrived in Salem several days
guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Ramp, ago, and will pass the summer here vis
She came Wednesday and will be here jtjng relatives. Mrs. Beebc now is the
for a week or so.
Tonight she will be jointd by Mr.
Watson who will remain over tho week
end.
Dr. and Mrs. W. 8. Mott left Thurs
day for Stevenson, Washington to visit
their son, Dr. William Mott, for a few
weeks.
Mrs. L. Delahoyde of Cripple Creek,
Colorado, is passing several weeks in
Snlcin en route to California, and is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Edwin L. Baker.
Early in the coining month toe Bak
ers and their guest will go to Seal
Kocks for an outing at tnc uaker sum
mer home. .
Mrs. John O. Hall and her daughter
who are spending the summer in Oak
land, California, will be joined next
week by Professor Hall, who is giving
a series of lectures at tho chautanqua
being held in Ashland.
The Halls will remain in the south
until the opening of the Willamette
university In September.
Laurence Hofer and John Carson mo
tored homc'Friday morning from a tew
days outing at Newport and Agate
Beach.
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The Misses Josephine and Lenta
Baunigartuer, who have been visiting
their uncle and aunt, ..-r. ana Mrs. iiar-
ry Stapleton, in Roseburg for the past
two weeks, came home last night.
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Little Zelpha Geraldine White cele
brated her fifth birthday a few days
ago with a motor picnic in the country
A dozen little girl friends shared in the
gayeties, and the littlo hostess' mother
Mrs. L. M. White, and Miss Helen Hunt
took the party to an attractve spot on
th creek for lunch. The afternoon was
merrily rounded out playing games.
Those asked to participate in the
nrolio were Edith Findley. Loraine Por
ter, Wiunifred Woodworth, Pauline
K-indlev. Helen waicner. eoma vaaa
Burns. Georeie Huno of Stayton, Ha
sel Martin of Maclcay and Jeauie Wilson.
The Misses Felda and Eleanor Mc-
Claine of Silverton motored to Salem
yesterday for the tennis tournament
and were the guests of friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Channcey Bishop and
small sons and Mr. and Mrs. John J.
Roberts came home Tuesday night from
the beach, where thev. with a party i
of Albany friends, including the Percy
Yonngs and Harry Cusicks, have beeni
enjoying a lew days outing.
They made the trip m ine cisnup
car, visiting several of tho beach re
sorts, including Seaside, Gearhart and
the Tillamook beaches.
Mrs. V. G. Shipley who, with Mr.
Shipley, has been enjoying a sojourn
at Seaside nnd Cannon Beach, will be
borne the first of the week.
Mr. Shipley returned several davs
go, while Mrs. Shipley remainea in
ortland for a visit.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leland S. Geer. with
their two young daughters,
Leona and Lorena licer, are
leave about the first of the month tor
motor trip to California. jj
They will visit relatives in San Jose j X
and will be away for several weeks. !
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Mrs. George M. Post and her small !T
son, tlanrord i'ost, will leave cany in
the coming month for 1 nion, taster
Oreston. where thev will visit Mrs
Pout 'a sister. Mrs. William Vocel. for'
several week. j J
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schmidt are '
occupying their new home o t7s North jj
.viiiijt: s.rvci, Bit ing tnQieil mis e
Miss Mollie Pcarniine and Miss Lucy
Hinton will leave tonight for Mackey,
Idaho, where they will visit friends
for a month or so. Before coming home
they will tour Yellow Stone Park.
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Mrs. Anna Read of Portland, who has
been tho guest of Mrs. O. P. Hoff for
a couple of weeks, left Monday for a
tour of the eastern states.
Mrs. Read is a prominent teacher at
tho Oeley Green school in Portland.;
Miss Jean Alexander, who also nasi
been visiting Mrs. Hoff, returned to
her home in Portland today.
This week Mrs. Hoff hnS as her
guest, Miss Helen Courtney of Portland
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Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Halverson, ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Pierce, will motor to Newport tomor
row for a two weeks outing.
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Mr- and Mrs. Paul V. Johnson will
motor to Newport tomorrow for the
day.
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Mrs. Charles L. Dick relumed carly
in tho week from a few days visit in
Portland. She passed several days there
having motored down with Mr. Dick.
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Mr. and , Mrs. William .M. Gilchrist,
Sr.. and their daughter, Miss Hazel Mc
(iilchrist, came home early in the week
from a fortnight's sojourn at their cot
tage in Nye Beach.
Mrs. C. P. Bishop left this morning
for Pendleton to join Mr. Bishop, who
has been there for several weeks.
She will be away for the remainder
of the summer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Raetz, accom
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kufncr
guest of Mrs. R. D. Bvrd on Union
street.
Mrs. Frank Minto and young son,
Harry Minto, aro summering at Nye
Beach, having taken a cottage there
for tho season.
They will be away until late in Au
gust. , .
Mis. William Prunk has gone to New
port where she will spend tho remain
der of the summer.
A group of matrons including Mrs.
Harry II. dinger, Mrs. Oliver C.
Locke. Mrs. William 'Walton, Mrs. A.
Husscy, Mrs. William H,, , Lytle and
Mrs. iivcrett Anderson motoroa to
Spong's landing for a swim and picnic
lunch on Wednesday.
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Miss Gertrude East, accompanied by
Misses Louise Cottle nnd Clara Cottle,
of Boston, MaBS., and Miss Jessie Feigh-
ner of Marion, Indiana, and Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Voik, returned Thursday
evening from a three days motor trip
along tho Columbia highway.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley O. White and,
family arc enjoying the sea breezes at
Tillamook, having motored over Thurs
day. They will remain at the beach for a
couple of weeks.
Motoring t Newport for a sojourn,
Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. Elbort
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Viek,
Mrs. Dwight Misner and her daughter,
und Miss Freda Christenscn.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Perrine of Rose
burg, who with their two small sons
and daughter, Miss Arline Perrine, have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clyde John
son for several days, will motor homo
Monday. They will be accompanied by
Mrs. Johnson.
Tho Misses Eleanor and Lena Huek
ostcia were hostesses Wednesday night
for a delightful lawn party, honoring
tho MisBCs Doris and Lenore Halverson
who left this morning with their father
to make their home in Minnesota.
About 13 girl friends who were class
mates of tho honor guests at Sacred
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. IT 13 TRUE
that the usual sale of a remedy is the
best evidence of its merit.
RHEUMATISM POWDERs
are guaranteed to eivc relief from rheu-
and daughter. Miss Irene Kufncr, rao-: matism. They are unusually large sell
tored to Hillsboro this morning, for ajers. Sold only by ns, 50c and $1.00.
few day visit with relatives. Capital Drng Store.
tieer. witn
, the Misses! 4
planning to!
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