TUK ORKGOX. STATESMAN WEDNESDAY XOVEMHEIt 13, 1010
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THE wcond meeting of the music Each Partita, the Allenhaudez and
Btudr claps of the Salem "Worn- theMinaet. Miss Pearce is director
en'sc'fh was hold Monday night! of the class and -very much interest;
t 8 o'clock'i at the First Presbyterian j is shown by the women who are ln
.hnrch. Mrs. W. M. Hamilton pre-1 terested in the study of the musical
entel an- Interesting paper on the! art. This class is an auxiliary of the
oaiem omen s ciud ana Is a splen
ded opportunity for the club mem
bers to go into the study of music
from the beginning of history of this
art down to the ntodern times.
The next meeting of "the class will
take place at the Jiome of Mrs. Max
O. Buren on December 1.
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Mrs. Mary F. Hiint and Mrs. Amity
Davidson left Monday night for Los
Angeles where they will spend the
.winter months.
Mi
jlianesingeiis and Meistersingers of
Germany. The Troubadours of South
France, and Trou Veres, or poet mu
sicians of krth Prance.
A paPer
tastlf-n
on the life of John Sa-
Hach was given by Mrs.L;
0. Bulgi"- as an illustration or me
works of Bach, Miss Lucile Hoss
pUyed an crgan numDetfor the class
Bach's Fug in D Minor? first giving
n explanation of the construction
of the fugue. Miss Dorothy Pearce
Ulhe Pianio played two parts of a
and Mrs. R, N. Avisos enter-!
uined the Sunday school board
f the First Methodist church at
their home on Monday evening. The
work of the Sunday school took most
of the evening after which a social
time was enjoyed and at the close
Mrs. Avison served a dainty collation.
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Mrs. Ben W. Olcott and Mrs. Wil
liam II. Lytle are leaving this morn
ing for Portland for a several days'
stay while attending the horse show.
Miss Gertrude East returned Sun
day night from Eugene where she
went for the football game, going up
from Corvaliis where she spent a
short time at the Al&ha Chi Omcea
house.
An outflonr mtiirv r'ua tancht
j by i the domestic science expert, in a
backyard to prepare girls for sum
mer camp life, or a pantomime illus
trating lectures on "How to be Beau
tiial," by means of proper manicur-
. Inri hairdressinsr. Fhamnooin,?. car
t.
'j0mdss& mm
Iwri r.i4t-' -i irt-Mn iHiHMi-1iiiiiritii--nr)iiv--i i- i - - 1 11 i nil n llinj K -- i i i i
or tne fkin and dressing, mar be
eluded on the educational program of
any WwY.C.A. la the United. States.
The latter course waa begun at
Wala V.'alla. Wash., when a secre
tary saw two little Russian girls
stand fascinated in front, of a mirror
watching an older girl "make up."
The next day she enlisted the ner
vices of a deliable masaeuese who
promised to lecture on the care of the
Fkin, to demonstrate simple and ef
tective hair dressing and shampoo
ing". The secretaries prepared a. pan-
aomime to illustrate wtiat sue was;
to say and issued tickets. j
The course proved exceedingly !
popular with girU and women, rnoitj
rf whnm hav rlisranlril 'rnii!? In I
favor of outdoor exercise.
Mrs. Alice Risley, Mrs. Robert
Bradshaw and small - son of The
Dalles. Mrs. Harvey D. Starkweath
er and daughter. Ava of Oregon Cityt
have returned to their homes after
being the house guests of. Mrs. R. II.
Goodin. '
Mrs. M. II. Chapman and her
daughter, Miss Oda Chapman, lefi
Monday for L03 Angeles where they
will sojourn during the wiuter
months.
Mrs. Frank Frazier who has been
visiting for several weeks with rel
atives in Salem has left for her home
in British Columbia.
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Stanley L. Stewart, deputy state
bank examiner, was entertained at
dinner on Sunday evening at the J.
P. Hunt home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schmidt are
spending a several days' sojourn in
The Dalles.
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Mr. and Mrs. R . N. Hoover of 565
North Cottage street are leaving to
day far Eong Beach, Calif., where
they plan to spend the winter. Later
they will Join their son in law shd
i daughter, Mr and Mrs. Llod Farm
er, who have already gone south 'to
pass the winter in Los Angeles. .
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The Degree of Honor en joyed - a
pocial evening Mi-nday when they
clcfctd their first ws.'ek of the mem
bership campaign which they are now
Ua'viuq. After the business meeting.
they had an Initiation and a sumptu
cui bano.net and social evening. Mrs.
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION
OF
Jewel and Bridge -Beach Ranges
Every aftcrroon from 2 p. m. to 5 p. m, November 17 to 22. Drop la and enjoy a good
jrap ci coffee cr tea with hct biscuit and caki.
None Better than
BRIDGE & BEACH
Superior
STOVES and RANGES
Come in and enjoy a cup
of hot codec or tea and
biscuit
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THE JEWEL
Wood or Coal .
and
Gas Ranges
Bake Better
You place yourself under
no obligation
OK AND
Superior
WM. GAHLSDORF
THE STORE OF HOUSEWABXS
135 North Liberty Street
Phone 67
Millie Pugh, past state president has
been In Salem for the past wt-ck ht-Ip-lnr
4hn loml rhjntrr to ti.rrv on irs
contest. Mrs. Pngh returned to her 'tend.
home In Portland yesterday aod Kill
come to aSleni again in two weets
for. the next initiation.
Mrs. F. J. Rupert will entertain
the women of the women's auxiliary
of the St. Paul's church at her horn-
Friday afternoon at 2: SO, o'clock. A
very Interesting afternoon Is planned
and all member are urged to at-
Mrs. Hall Tattoo and attractive llt
rto chlldrvn are passing the week In
Portland as the guests or relatives.
'The Women' Relief Corps aid so
ciety will meet at the heme of .Vlra.
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Cook Book. It really helps to solve tho
three-meal-a-day problem. Every hours
wife should have one. Write trs todcy.
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delicate flavor and brings out the natural
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making
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successful preserving
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Frank Thompson. 15TS South Com
mercial street Tb in-day afternoon at
2 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Thad Howe of SheH-
dan are pastnjc a teTeral days visit
In Salera with friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. !L G. Hrde of Daker
rrired la Salem ywtertUjr and will
spend several days la Salem vWitlnf
with friends.
A ret-together social meetlDf ad
community sips vlll be held at the
Presbyterian church on the third
Thursday of every month, accordinc
to declsloa reached by the pastor and
officers of the church. It is the plan
to held a short praper service aad
follow with the social meeUnr which
will be presided over by the ladles
aid society.. The meetings will be
open to the members and adherents
of the church.
The meeting will open with a com
munity sins al the assurance Is str
ea that there will be sufficient sons
books for alL The stasias vUl be
followed by a program and refresh
meats. '
The Women's Missionary society of
the Leslie Methodist Episcopal
church will meet at 2:30 p. m. today
with Mrs. J. Buace. ISC Miller street.
Mrs. ii. N. Aldrtch and Mrs. A. C
Eohrnstedt who attended the district
meetlcs at Dallas yesterdsy of the
W.S.M.S. will give a report of the
meeting.
The first meeting of the War Mo
thers for the fall season will be held
In the Commercial dab auditorium
Saturday a tie moo a. Mrs. John A.
Carson who was a delegate to the
national coavenUoa of the organisa
tion will make a report on the sessions.
TOBACCO HABIT
DANGEROUS
ym Duttnr Cnnor, form.rlr f Jf h
uffrHic frocn fatal 4 .- a b
n a-rf-t hmlth trr rrt It ot
h draJlT drl NirutiM. Hot th -I
iuw befor It'a lx late. lla a aim-
pl pcnce.a to rl4 ynur ael of th (o
Ucr habit la any form. Jot a
nr "P l drur atr and t
Xirotol tahUta: Uk them aa 4trle4
and In; the avrrntrtova abt quxxir
tam.a.a. Irruxstata rrtum tK nwny
if thry fail. turf lo r4 imrg im
la-rril Inc laawinwiMiit lr t-te
It trtls of ! dancer of nirotmo w.ta-
tnr nw aam it. la i
uiim try M-.iol taiiu; yott am
aurprivd at th rr.ult-
Rostiron! ylpfnof. West
Sdem To Be Extended
West Salem is tnsklns a number
of Improvements because of uduiuiI
proeperity. An sppllcatlon tss re
ceived by the public service commis
sion yesterday from the corporation
asking permission to extend km
moot aveaue over the tracks of the
Southern Pacific ompanr. As appli
cation wss received from the Stand
ard Oil company asking to be allow
ed to construct aa industrial spur
track across Mountain avenue. Aia-
aad. at grade. -
AN OLD RECIPE
TO DARKEN HAIR .
Sege Tea and Sulphar Taraa
Faded Hair Dark and
;lnny.
Cray.
Almost everyone knows thst Faro
Tea and Sulphur properly compound
ed, brings back the aatursl color and
luMte to the hair when fsded. streak
ed or gray. Years ago the only way
to get this mixture wss to make It at
home, which Is rau'sy and trouble
some. Nowadays we simply ak at any
drug store for 'Weth"s Sare aad
Sulphur Compound.- You will g't a
la rice bottle of this old-time rrelpo
improved by the addition of other
ingredients, at very little cost. Every
body uses this preparation now, be
cause no one can pomibly tell that
you darkened your hair, aa it does
It mi naturally and evenly. Yoa
datnpa a ponce or soft brush with
It and draw this through your hair,
taking one small strand at a time;
by morning the gray hair disappears,
and after another application or two.
your hair becomes beautifully dark,
thick and gloesy aad yoa look years
younger.