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COMING Tifst (a Ihe t,oclal events
of the vleek was ihe meeting
of the Thursday ' Afternoon club at
lie beautiful, A. X. Hush home at
Capitol and Chenieketa streets when
jirs. Bush and! XI rs. S. C.' Dyer were
kostesses. Kiery! detail of ; the af
ternoon was carried out in the per
fect mancer which always marks the
jocial fuactipB(9 given bv Mrs. Bush,
it the close plf the love!y afternoon
Sir. Buah anil Mrs. Dyer served a
dainty and artistic luncheon.
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Mr. and . Jrrk Frederick T3.eilsen
provided oe 4f the most delightful
hospitalities this, week iwben ' they
awembled 3 guests foran Armistice
tfay dinner all their beautiful home
lad ; Tuesday! evening. All table
adornments or. the artistic dinner
table were of ! the red, while and
vine. A large!
la the na'ional
utile and red.
tfes hi lra.is
flag 1)0?1 of berries
colors centered each
white aid blue can
candlesticks! lighted
lie room. Tiny ring place cards
marked covers for Governor and
Mrs. Ben W. Olcolt. Mr. and Mrs.
William r$nrKh:jrdt Jr., Mr. end Mrs.
T. A. UvesleyJ Mr. and Mrs. John
J. Robert. Dr. and Mrsl W. II. Ly
t. Mr. and Mrs. William Walton
M". and Mrs. W. M. Plimpton, Mr.
ind Mrs. H. M'i Hofer, Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Yoimsr of Albanv. Mr. and
rs. J. L. Van Doren. Mr. and Mrs.
Fearr Van noren. Mr. and Mrs.
Daa Fry Jr.,' Mr. and Mrs.! Clifford
Btiwii, Miss Ajline Thompson, Miss
ILszel D'jwnlrisr. Lawrence Hofer,
lames Young and the hosts. The
remainder of tie evening, was spent
ia dancins. .j
THE engagement of Miss, Gertrude
East daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
8. S. Eastj, to Hu eh Kyle, son
of Mr. and Mrsi Jan.es Kyle of Stan
field,1 was made known Wednesday
at one of the smartest events of the
. seek4when Mrs. S. S. East enter
tained at their home on Court street.
News of the betrothal was made
known in the I dining room, where
4 over the prettUF appointed table a
large rea neart was nung Dy wnite
satin 1 ribbon , from the chandelier,
bearing the names and photographs
f Miss East (and Mr. Kyle. Tho
Tedding will take place the last of
fhl month aad will bo solemnized
at the East home. About 50 maids
and matrons called during the af
ternoon hours.
Receiving with Mrs. East and her
laughter was Mrs. S. M. Eniicott.
Miss East, an attractive girl of the
brunette iype. was admired in a
peach colored georgette frock which
was trimmed with delft blue rib
bons. Assisting about i.i the rooms
were Mrs. D. It. Rf.sa, a cou?in of
MiM East. . Mrs. W. More and
Mrs. R. II. Crawford. At the table
iv,'here Miss Margaret Ctisper and
Mrs. t.eorse Burnett poured, a large
art basket filled with yellow and
white chrysanthemums, intermingl
ed wuh fernery, was much adr.ired.
Beside the basket was placed a min
iature bride. The Miskps Caroline
East. Genevieve Endicott and Lu
cille Moore, In pretty frocks of pas
tel shades, served. Miss East is the
elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.
S. East and Is popular in the social
set here. She is a graduate of Salem
3gh school and attended Oregon
Agricultural college, where she is a
mem,ber of the Alpha- Chi Omega
sorority, and will be greatly missed
from the social circles of thia city
after her marriage. Mr. Kyle is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. James Kyle of
Stanfield and a grandson of William
Gray, a -prominent pioneer of this
city. He formerly lvet in Salem
and he anl Miss East went to the
grade school together. He attended
the Oregon Agricultural college and
is a Sigma Xu man. Before going
to- O. A. C. he attended Culver mil
itary academy in Chicago. At pres
ent he Is in business with his father
in their home, city.
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M.rs. Roy Shields entertained the
North Salem Women's club at her
home on Wednesday afternoon. Re
ports were made by the delegates
to the state convention of Oregon
Federation of Woman's cinbs at Cor
vallis, and after the business hour
the members went to the Capital
City laundry where they were taken
on an inspection tour of the laundry
and explained the system of the
shop.
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Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. "Robert
son and Mr. and Mrs. T. B.' Kay
spent yesterday in Eugene to attend
the football -game. . -.
Mm AND MRS. p. E. FULLER
- ton entertained with a pret
tily planned dinner party on
Wednesday to celebrate their 20th
wedding; anniversary. The living
room was adorned with baskets of
rose pink carnations and roe-shad-ed
candle3 sat an attractive glow
over the room. In the iinlng room
Mrs. Fullerton used red with a can
terpice of brilliant sweet briar ber
ries with red candles and shades to
light the room. Following the din
ner a mock wedding caused much
merriment and dancing and musk
(finished the evening. Guests for
the evening were Mr. and Mrs E.
A. Kurtz. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Can
Held, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Davis.
Mrs. Charles Burtnett. Mrs. Ada
Petram and Mrs. John Savage.
GDVERXOR and Mrs. TVn W. Ol
eott are spending the week-end
In Eugene as the guct? of Pres
ident and Mrs. P. L. Campbell, go
ing up to attend the football game
and the dance In the evening follow
ing the game. -"
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DR. AND MRS. W. C. KAXTXKR
and their two charming daugh
ters. Miss La Verne Kantner and
Miss Constance Kantner. were honor
guests for a large and very delight
ful reception at the E. Cooke Patton
home on Friday niht. .The women
of the church were hostesses and
a large number of friends of the
honor guests were bidden. The
rooms of the Patton home, which
lend themselves so easily to adorn
ment, we: e very attractive. Palms
and trailing vine were used effec
tively through the rooms and were
combined with autumn blooms.
i Dr. and Mrs. Kantner, Mtes Kant
ner and Miss Constance Kantner
formed the receiving line and assist
ing about in the rooms were MrsN
Jonn J. Kcberts. Mrs. uames Klvin,
M:s. George G. Brown. Mrs. Willian
Staiger Mrs. William Fleming. Mrs,
L. CookeiJ'atton, Miss Margaret Cas
per and Miss Cora Talkington.
In the, dining room the bronze
shade was used, with a basket of,
rich chrysanthemums and bronze
colored candles adorned the table.
During the first hour Mrs. Alice
IT. Doddi and Mrs. W. P. Lord pre
s'ded, and during the second hour
Mre A, N. Moores and Mrs. D. W.
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Winona Smith. cleer chiM violinist,
pupil of MIkk Klixaheth I-evy, who
nprenml on tin (Vnnmtt-ial cluli
progrnin la.t Krfday evening.
OPENING
SALE
ON
;G0ATS
SUITS
A large line of Women's Coats reduced for quick selling
Coats of all loading colors n Kersey, Sil vert one and Hoi i via Cloth;
some self trimmed, others trimmed in fur and plush. You must
see this line to appreciate their real value.
$85.00 Coats at this Sale .....
$39.00 Coats at this Sale v
$29.50 Coats at this Sale
$59.00
..$29.00
! $22.50
RADICAL
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REDUCTIONS
PREVAIL
This Group of New Fall
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Women's Suits are all standard of real value, of striking individ-
nal designs in tailored, belted and plaited effects.
Light Wool Velour, fur trimmed, regular $65.00 seller at....$49.00
Heavy Wool Velour, $140.00 value .... .....I..... $29.50
Silvertone, Velvet trimmed 'in belted and plaited, regular
$39.00 value $39 50
Heavy Wool Jersey, fancy silk lined, a Palmer garment
regular $57.50 at $33.75
Special Silk Sport SkirU in Blue, Black, Checks and Sfripes, regular $7.50
value. Snerial at . . .. . ...... .... - . . ..... . . ... ... - $4.95
Mntthews presided at the urns. The
Misses Elizabeth Lord. Theresa
Kowle. Dertha Cark. Ruth Fleming.
Oda Chapman. Amelia liabeoek.
Margaret LIvesiey. Genevieve Kndl
cotl. Mrs. C. D. Koss and Mrs. W.
Connell Dyer assisted In serving.
Throughout the evening an orthes
!ra furnished music.
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Miss Helen Cory wa hostess on '.
Thursday night for the Cecilllan
Music club for a very delightful eve
ning. A musical program was given'
by several members of the club, in
cluding a vocal solo by Mabel Mar
cus; piano selections by Frances
Hodge and LuciKe, Moore; reading
on musical subjects, Florence Elgin
and Ruth Wechter. ' Each mcmbe
gave a current event of which the
most Interesting was concerning
Miss Winifred Uvrd, who will ap
pear In concert here on December
9. After a contest of musical terms
the hostess served a delicious lunch
eon. ' '
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.Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Dancy graci
ously entertained the Monday Night
Five Hundred club at their home
this week. A very delightful even
ing with cards was spent, with hon
ors fallirg to Mrs. Frank Dnrbin
and Joseph Baumgartner. The next
meetin will be with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Durbin. Mrs. Frank Snedl
cor was an additional guest of the
Dancy's. '
The Monday Night Dancing club
gave the second of its dancing par
ties for the season at the Moose hall
this wek. The hall was patrioti
cally decorated- with flags and red,
white and blue streamers of crepe
paper. Swa:tz orchestra furnished
excellent music for the party, and la
one cornef a punch booth was im
provised. The Monday Night Danc
ing club Is composed of a large num
ber of prominent folk, and their
dancing parties are always most de
lightful affairs .
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Mrs. Milton L. Meyers charm
ingly entertained with a supper
party after the Guy Itate.i Post pro-
oraiing me mnn'jay anni-MTSiiry 01
Mn. Earle Coulson Fhgel and Dr.
II. II. Olinger. which occurred on
that day. Covers were laid for 14
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Glover wore
hosts for a jolly five hundred party
last night at their bom. Inviting a
very few friends to spend the eve-
nine informally with fiem. Afte
the play a deliciut. crawfish supper
was served by the host ess. Guests
made up ihree talles of cards and
Included Mr. and Mrs. George Riches.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry ,V enderoth. Mr.
njnd M-s. Paul Schmidt. Mr. and
M-s. Hany Weidmer. Mr. and Mrs.
John I'.rcpny and the hosts... .
Misses Ruth and Vera Wise were
hostesses Tuesday nisht for a jolly
party of the college . folk at their
home on South Nineteenth street
Games and music were enjoyed and
at the close the hostesses served
dnintv refreshments. Th guests
were Miss Francer. M. Pichards.
dean of women at Willamette. Wini
fred Eyre. Marie Corner.' Lucille
At wood. Waldo Kelso. Lawrence
Davies. HeraM Emmel.. Ivan Corner.
Paul Wise and the hostesses.
Miss Mabel Robertson presided
over a rharming informal dinner
Armistice day evening at her home
(Covers vera placed for half a dozrn
guests.
A pleasant tea was given last
Thursday at the- parsonage of the
First Christian church with many of
the old members and new members
of the Loyal Women's class -present
After the regular business meeting
delicious refreshments were served
by the hostesses, during which time
a reading by Lola. Schultz was en
joyed as was a piano numoer ny
Pauline Knowland. Those present
were Mepdames Powers. Nairn. John
IGibson. Dan Gibson. E. J. Stilea. T
An Extraordinary Selling of
Fashionable Fall Goats
Some are fur trimmed, some self trimmed, some are recent arriVals in our ready
to-wcar department, but all are extraordinary values and include the cream of the
season's most liked styles. You will make no mistake in selecting your coat now'
for the scarcity of food wear is becoming more acute. Our showing is excep
tional for this time of year and should -be seen to be appreciated.
Speci&l Prices PrtvaU on Salts, Dresses
Goats frorri $ 16.48
Suits from $19.75
Dresses from $16.48
Quality
Merch&ndise
11 . gl!tpkij Ok
WHESE SHOPPING 13 A PLEASURE
Popular
Prices
I
E. McCroskey. May Humohreva. II.
J. Clements. Goodman. Elgin. James
Campbell. Peed. E. Gillingham. Da
vis. Hatcn. Ilorfman. Baker. Zlnn.
Wolf. Thomas. Leah Baker. J. Flatt
er. Nona White. 'Wilson. Charles
Kaowland. BIrdwell. J. L. RIggs. D.
D. Olmstead. E. Appley. R. E. Down
ing. J. Walker. R. Wilcox. Will Ben
nett. Burchill. Miss Aline Congee.
Miss Mortinson. Miss Hant and Miss
White. The hostesses on this orra-
ion were Mrs. Leland Tt. Porter.
Mrs. William Busick. Agnes Miller.
Airs.- ii. u. White. Mrs. t . U Loose.
Mrs. Fred SnaDD and Mrs. Jes
Campbell.
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The wedding of Miss Emma Wal
dorf and Mem Pearce occurred Wed
nesday at 1:30 o'clock at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Anderson.
They were accompanied by Mia Wal
dorf's mother only, and immediately
alter the ceremony left for a wedding
trip to Portland. Upon their return
they will make their home at 38
North Church street. Mrs. Pearce la
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. E.
Waldorf of 1305 North Sixteenth
street and has resided In Salem for
8 years coming here from Bismark.
North Dakota. For several years
Bhe has been bookkeeper for the W.
W. Moore furniture store. The groom
Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lot L.
Pearce and is a native of this city.
He returned last spring from a year
of service In France. He la in busi
ness with his father in the Lot L.
Pearce & Son Implement Co.
Mrs. Ralph Hensley was hostess
yast Wednesday at her home. 83S
South Commercial street to the South
Circle of the First Christian church.
The afternoon was spent In sewing
and a short business meeting. The
members present were Mrs. A. J. Ba
sey, Mrs. Otto Head rick. Mrs. harles
Davis. Mrs. Ruth Hatch. Mrs. J. F.
Walker, Mrs. Harvey Stanton. Mrs.
E .H. Benton. Mrs. S. E. Wolf. Mrs.
W. W. Christian. Mrs. F. E. Smith.
Mrs. Clifford Elgin. Miss A. Aline
and the hostess.
The next meeting will be Novem
ber 26 at the. home of Mrs. W. A.
Penny, 360 Meyers street.
Men's Store
State S
416
reet
Ladies' Store
466-474
Stpte Street
Store opens 9 a. m. closes 5:45 p. m. ; Saturday, 8 p. m.
Comfort and The Real
Joy of Living
For All Who Wear
The No Bone Corset
A Model For Every Form
A. E. LYONS
429 Court St Phone C38
r uiunvr m iuv atria i
Chl bouse Friday Bight. A bowl of
white roses centered the pretty table
around which covers were placed for
the Mlasea Edith Hawley. Ada Haw
ley. Grace Bralnard. Faerie Wallace.
Mary Elizabeth Hunt. Minnie Ambler.
Dorothy Satchwell and the hostesses.
, Mrs.' Lenta Westacott returned last
night from a several days stay In
Portland as the guest of friends.
' Mrs. Lenta Westacott, and Miss
Elizabeth McCleay were hostesses for
a happily appointed luncheon at the
Westacott home on Tuesday. Covers
were laid for eight friends. AUer
the lnncheon the hostesses took their
guests to the Oregon.
Mrs. William H. Burghardt Jr. Is
spending the week end with friends
la Portland.
The department Inspector, Mrs.
Elizabeth La .Mont paid aa official
visit to the Sedgwick chapter No. 1
W omen s Relief corps yesterday aft
ernoon. During her sojourn tn this
city she baa been the guest ot Mrs.
G. E. Terwilliger.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Walker, who
have been visiting at the home of
their son In law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. W. Conael Dyer, have re
turned to their home la Newport and
were accompanied by their- small
grandson. Billy Dyer.
Miss Constance Cartwrlght Is
saendlng the week end tn Eugene at
tending the homecoming.
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j C. M. Bishop of Washougal vltJt
ed for a short time Friday at the
home of his parents.' Mr. and Mrs.
C. P. Bishop enroute Eugene where
a party motored to spend the week
end for the homecoming.
A charming party of the week
was the after-dance supper over
which Dr. and Mrs. W. If. Darby
presided at their home following the
party of the Monday Night Dancing
jrlub. A la:ge art basket filled with
j feathery yellow chrysanthemums
guest of relatives in Salem far sev
eral weeks, visiting many friends.
At the close Mrs. steevca and Mrs.
Hunt served light refreshments.
The guests were Mrs. M. W. Hunt
of Berkeley. Mrs. R. L. Fanner.
Mrs. E. J. Swafford. Mrs. George
Daalng. Mrs. T. J. Hill. Mrs. Lewis
White. Mrs. F. A. Legge. Mrs. W.
IL King. Mrs. D. D. Olmstead and
Mrs. Carey Martin.
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Guests at the D. L. Fteeves hone
for the week-end ae Louis Marshal
Mertula. humorist and poet of the
Ellison White Chautauqua, and Miss
Aanle Gaston, who Is a eour'a of
Mrs. Steeves and who is director
of the winter chautauqiaa of tlie El
lison White circuit. .Mr. and Mrs.
La ban Steeves of Portland are also .
spending the week-end with their
parents.
Miss Marjory Brown of the Ore
gon Agricultural college, was la Eu
gene yesterday for the football contest.
fContlaued on page 2.)
The Cnrestomathean and Cbresto- adorned the center of the erettr
philian societies of Willamette uni-j table. The handle of the basket was
versity gave a very happy party Fri
day night in their hall. Mrs. Carl
Gregg Doney, Dr. and Mrs. John R.
Sites, Professor and Mrs. E. C. Fich-
ards and Professor and Mrs. Gustav
Ebsen. During the evening a de
lightful program was given as follows:
Piano Solo. Ruth Bedford: cello
solo. Professor Sites: vocal solo. Be
atrice Dunnett.: comedy act. George
tiou; tanoon BKeica, &ronnn ieggr!
and Dean Pollock.
The. rooms were effectively decor
ated with greenery and lattice. Dain
ty refreshments were served.
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Miss Lacy Leanord is spending the
week end in Eugene at the Delta Del
ta Delta house for the homecoming.
Miss rhoebe fmlth of Vancouver.
Wash., isspendlng the week end with
her sister. Miss Sybil Smith at the
Beta Chi house.
The Women's foreign missionary
society of the First Methodist church
met Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. II .J. Talbot at the Kimball
School ot Theology. The special fea
tures ot the meeting were the reports
ot the three delegates sent to Port
land to the branch meeting by Mrs.
U. G. Holt. Mrs. E. Bowen and Mrs.
H. Long. They carried a message
of the appreciation given the two
young women who are about to sail
for the foreign field.
Miss Myrtle Mason and Miss Eve
lyn Gordon were hostesses for an art-
tied with a huge bow of yellow satin
ribbon and tiny chrysanthemum
place cards marked the places for
the guests. Yellow shaded candles
cast a subdued glow over the party.
The guei of Dr. and Mr. Darby
were: M. and Mrs. William Mc
Gilehrlst Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. .11. C.
Marvin. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Glover.
Mr. and Mrs. John Urophy. Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Burton and Mr. and Mrs.
Merlin Harding.
Mrs. M. W. Hurt of Berkeley.
Cal.. was the henor guest at a de
lightfully informal afternoon Tues
day when Mrs. B. L. Steeves and
Mrs. J. P. Hunt were hostesses st
the Steeves heme. The guests who
were all old friends cf the honor
guests, spent the afternoon with
conundrums and chatting over for
mer times, airs. Hunt has ta a
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