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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1919)
i 7---.;?: -..- ;: : . -.v -:--r - I- : . : ' " ' ' ' ' ! - :; -: , ' ' . ': i .. .., . ..... .., . . i , . . -.... .- -... -.-.-' THE OREOOX STATESMAN: SUXIAY, Jt'$lf 8," 1J TV n RS. OSCAR GINQRICH 1 V 1 wboise clever Indian week at the Orearon theatre won for her much praise from vne pairons oz ue snow. s I T I HI J II . Miff MM . I -V I i x For the -younger set this week, Mrs. John Albert t,MrTT lrk'ar jji3S i Amelia ISabcock entertained Mrs. Charles Robertson, Ms. Joha with .an Informal dance and lawn Sbott, Mrs. D,W. Eyre, Mrs. Charles party on the spacious lawn at the Spaulding, Mrs. Lenta Westacott, nabcock home. In the house Caro- Mrs. Joseph Albert. Mrs. John Grif- Un Testont ro3es were used in bas- fith, Mrs. Grace Eoff. Mrs. L. E. keis ground the archways and upon Dean, and Mrs. Tfllinghasi. : tie ltrn gay colored ; Japanese laa- I ; trrns made a pretty setting for the rK " v , , i rfmrers . Members of the Apoho club and joanr. aancers ... - their wives and Mends nthrAif-.t the Aome of Honorary President, Judge George Il.r Rurnett. Friday nleht. aftr thft rkirt .r'nr on In. jDOSe nuu rre irrt-seni were: formal reception. The. rooms were Misses Mary i.ajne,! Alice aicew beautiful in their delicate pink and an. r.mia A.riman4 mhu .iccoy, blue decorations, t The service table Helen Rose. Catherine Slade. Miriam at which Mrs. Walter Jenks and Mrs. Swartz. Dorothy Patterson,. Litha Edward Boas poured rhe coffee was Wilson, Grace Hunt. Nllie Roland, centered with a bowl of red roses. Margaret Griffith. Kate. Chalbonrne, After the supper an hour was spent Lonise Claussen, Aanabelle -Golden, with nms.'ral numW thisq nmh Isaballe George. Margaret White, Johns singing the solo parts and the Edna Saterlee. eva Golden, Jessie remainder of the; compaay joining Gibson. .una Jiagers, iierie A hit- ln the chorus work. About 70 peo- ney. jiiw uim. ureicnea urown, nie were D resent. I Lnciie uaugnery or- rortiana. The color scheme of pink was car ried out in the refreshmtnta served at later honr. . Aaolia Rabcock. Hugh Latham. Amory Gill. Evan Jones. Elvin Lan-j tis. Clare Gillette, Wallace Carson.; John Griffith. Herbert Darby. Dplph Crai, Frank! DeckebachTernard Nottiag. Asel Eoff. j Panl Staley. Ralph Rarnes. Charles Johns. Jack Locker. Kenneth Wilson. Andrew YiBfenti Frank Chapman. Eati Mc Dcnnah. Clifford Townsend, Dewey 'ame. Reid Roland. Frank Harris. Jngene GilU JLyle .Bartholomew Ar mia Berger; NViHianrHatTls.' : ' ' . : . . . .-. ;. i Tha Happy , Hour Bridge clnb met with Mrs. R. B. -Good in on Wednes' day afternoon ' for their semi-monthly afte-noon of bridge. Mrs. A, II. Moore and Mrs. Ralph Glover were additional guests of the club and the members' present r were Mrs. Law rence vIIarri3. I Mrs. R. E. Downing. The Cecilian music club washos pitably entertained .last Tuesday night by Miss Florence Elgin at the home of her pare a Is on south Capi tal street The1rograni of the even ing was Jcntitlexif ;tXevins Night." Miss Margaret liolge one of ; the guesta of the evefaing, gave several Tocal selections by. Xevin..: After the program delicious refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Miss"Jinete JonesJ and .Miss Helen Corey. Following1 is the program: Radfag, ;' "The Life of; ITthelbert Xevin". . i .... ...... .Lucile Moore Piano selections, f Narclsfsus. . . . . ,,...U-..LoIa Millard "Venetian Love Sang" France's Hod; "Venetian Love So.ngV. ..... ... .... . . ;;. . . . . . . .Frances -Hodge Violin sclec,UonF, "The Gondolier" .Marian Emmons The season's smartest Oxfords--- f - ' :.:'- tl" f "f .'V-'.--.! "'i- i ' L ' -1 : ' " , yet the most comfortable ' f ; H. LIEBES &;CO. An Invitation to i Rose Festival Visitors s i -1- J .. . You don't mind haTing'people gaze at your shoes wien you're wear ing anything as trig as this swanky Oxford I , And your foot feels so comfortable In it-r no matter how busy you, .axe. all t day ryouetpppp ' v?o. . comfortable la it 'no matter how' busy v1" 'feet! v- . cvr -The iRed, Cros. Shoe has all the es-, sentials of the.' shoe for this season's-' v" wear It's - smart. It 'a ;eomfortable, it's, - price ia amazingly moderate.' - Come in and -try ! on .this- new Ox- fcrd. You'll bV delighted .with it. It's .price is: ' Fine Brown Kid $t J0 ' Fine Black Kid . $8.oo Fine White Reignskin J. . . . . .f5.75 .1 Cross I - - V -jrV , TheB ooitery 1 Vocal solos, "A. Necklace of Love" ................ .Margaret Hodge "The' Dream Maker Man". . : . i 4. . . .........-.;... . ; Margaret Hodge -j '! .. ; Miss Marguerite Fishwood, 1 of Creswell, fs visitlag with her sister. Miss Hazel Fishwood, an instructor at the high school, until the close of BChool. ' Mrs. E. Hofer and Mra. .Allan By- non were guests of Miss Alice Dab ney in Portland for a few days tbja week. .. ' V i - .' "" ' . n ' ; . -:l ;!'--. -i' r : . . Mr. and Mrs. R. M. JIbfer and two small sons. Robert .and Enest,; have gone up the - McKenzie for aa out ing of a couple of weeks. ' A pretty wedding was solemnized last Sunday at 3" o'clock whea Miss Mary Frances' Cameron daughter of "M. ?and Mrs. 'Charles II. Cameron, 398 North twenty-first street, be came the bride of Carl Walter Butte, son of Mrs. tMagdelina; Butte. 220 Lee street. The ceremony took place at the home of the bride's parents, only' the immediate relatives of the couple being present. Rev. George Koehler, of the Lutheran church, of ficiated.: ; , ; j ' : 1," , ( ' The bridei wore a beautiful. taupe georgette crepe- dress and carried a banquette of bride's roses. Mrs. Butte is an accomplished musician ajd the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cameron. Mrr Butte has been. in the employ of Mrs. - J. , F. Hughes. '; Mr. and Mrsj Butte were bon in Salem and (were school friends. ' when . two years ago the friendship ripened Into j love. After the wedding they left for Seattle Portland 9 Oregon N oi'der that ydiir Visit to the City of Roses be filled to' the utmost with pleasure, a mot cordial invitation is extended ; to you ta inspect the especiaUy 'diaTOiing Liebes specially priced' displays of . Approved SunUiter Apparel for Milady Goitiis'ty Suits' . Blouses - Lingerie - ' ' : , . . Sports Wear - ; For Mountain, Country, Town or Shore ' Furs .' . ' I . For Summer und Winter Wear ...... 1 i We. have arranged somrtWtig ery tKrvef ani interesting to take too tfr0?h our specially constructed Fur Vacttl When In the store ask for this privii-r. Fun StereJ fct the Sunnier in Out SptciaUj Constructed for 1'aulh Which ' Ate AfainlaineJ "Cmrutanlly el 20 Degrees Belov freezir.f Poiht mm iitwrf-tl'mwilirtfrhli'iliil 1 ; I'M' CP A special parlor has been equipped for yoair ease?, in Whfcfr you' 'tril! ''find : telephone and writing, materials. .An attendant will gladly give you Infor mation regarding the city, and seek to male you feel the welcome without the thought; of art .obligation td purchase a single article of the beautiful ; merchandise,;even though specially prepared events have been krrutir&l for your benefit y. -.j -. , . . V-.' FOR. THE ;JUNEE NO GIFT MORE ApWoPRIATE THAN A II ,. ' V ! . i - i ' 1 ' . OTJE ' LINE X)P BEAUTIFUL INSTRUMENTS WILL APPEAL TO THE MOST EXACTING TASTES. 1 We firmly believe that we are better able to sell you a Piano for your home than any other dealer. Our belief is based on the fact that we carry only ! pianos of known worth. The kind that have been .tried right here at home, and elsewhere, and not found ,wanting in tone,; constructioa or finish. ! v . ; Our pianos are sweet toned and constructed to retain their tones. We want every prospective buyer to see our instruments before .deciding what piano to buy., Our line consists of the most celebrated makes in, the world. Our terms are easy. ;. The WfleB. Allen; Co. 519 Court St. Derby Buildng where they will make their fntnre home. " ' ' . Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Sherlock, of Portland, and Aiiss Merylc Whitney, of Salem, were luncheon gcesta Of Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Krion on Fri day. Miss Jessie Miller has returned from a few days spent in Portland. The return .of ; Miss Florence Cleveland for a few days visit in Sa lem is causing much pleasure in lo cal ci-fle. Miss Cleveland won many friends in SaTent while here at Y. W. C. A. secretary and during her absence bas been missed very much by them. ( . Invitations have been, issued by Mr. and Mrs. William: Hollenbeck Durghardt. Sr.. for a reception to be given June IS. their golden wedding anniversary. ; - Severar hundred guests have been invited, to help them celebrate the .event. 4 Miss Minetta Magers. or Salem, has been chosen as contralto soloist for the reception on the opening night of the Eastern Star which con venes in Portland this week. Miss Magers will sing "My. Heart, at Thy Sweet Voice" bv Saint-Saens. So prano soloist will be Mrs. Etolse Hall Cook, one of the most popular Port land sopranos. The women will also cing one duet. ; ..-. On Thorsday afternoon foTlowta& the graduation eiercisee at the.Che mawa Indian school, Mrs. Harwood Hall entertained at her home Gover- 1 nor Ben Olcott, who was the speak er, of the day and -his party, from Salem, the faculty of the school, and frierds.. A feature of the visit was the wonderful room of curios which the Halls have. In this room are Jn diaa blankets, beads, rug!, baskets, and everything of Indian life. ' Interesting to many Salem friends Is the wedding of Miss Pauline Li-. ka , formerlr of Salem, to ludward Ayeres at Seattle last Monday. Th ceremony was read by tne ReT. ar son at the parsonage of the First Congregational church and the young Deocle will make their home In seat tie where Mr. Ayeres . Is connected wit,h the ship building industry. Durlnr her. stay , In Salem Sirs Ayeres was employed at the Spa and was also well known in musical cir clet. For the last two seasons she was soloist, for the, band coqeerts and since last September has been soloist at the Centenary Methodist church In Portland. ' . Mrs. Hallie Parrlsh Durdahl has been engaged as soloist for the Elks Flag Day exercises which will be held on Saturday night In Wilson park. These Flag Day exercises are annual events and never fail to draw a large crowp. Mrs. Durdahl will also sing week from tomorrow night at Wood burn for the Salvation Army drive. Waller L. Tooie is to be the speaker for that night. ' The high school friends Mary Tal raadge. who left Salem somewhat less than a year ago to study music In Portland, will be .especially inter ested in the announcement that she has engaged with the Ellison-White Chautauqua company for a sammer tour, which opens at Tonopah. Ne vada, Sunday, June 8. This taleated young woman will not only be feat ured as a violinist bnt will also ap pear as a marimbaphone artist. Her tour Includes engagements In Neva da. .California. Washington, Idaho. Montana. Utah and Oregon. i .'.. . MK and Mrs. O. P. Ilofr are enter taining over the week-end their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Norfyn Hoff (Dorothy Jean Alexan der! who came down from Portland yesterday. This is their first visit which. Mr. and Mra. Hoff have made to Salem since their recent Marriage. Mrs. II. C. Hartjof Cottage Grove. Is a guest at the ome of. Mr. and .Mra. iW. .C. Confer, at 1775 Kl? street; Mrs. Hart 3a a niece of Mra. Conner. . . E. M. rtrowm of Ttllamoox and Lorenta Allen of Marion county were nnlted In msrriagj at the parsonage of the Flnt .Cjogtegational church. 44 Center ; st.eet. Friday, at X o'clock. Rev. W. C. Kantner. offici ating. Mrs. Lee L." Gilbert and little daughters. Eaiiel X-ee and Mildred. are spvaliag the week-end la Port i'L j . . - (Coatiaoed On rate C) T Li THE' IKSTRUlitNT OT QUXLtTY XrQ CLOTAR . AS A m mm A OCLL C"j 7 j And makyonr Jnnc Brirle 'dctxLly hkypf. me lnstrtmenl mcZtUvT' i Tlie new home will not be com- , plete without - a phonograph and ! the beautiful cabinet designs and incomparable tone, of the Sonera , will prove to '.you that it is the right instrument to buy. The Sonora received the highest award for tone quality at the Pana- , ma-Pacific Exposition 19 IS. ' Come In Today and Hear lL Myrtle Knowland 415 Court Street ' Eonora Dealer in Salem, ' 1 x;. l. , . . . . j . " - 1 6 ' 1