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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1919)
mAm SECOND SECTION Eight Pages IHI The SUtrratn rKtlTM Vtm l(ul wire report of the As sociated Press, the Tetet and moit reliable press as sociation la the world. MATV-MXTH YEAR sali-;m, oki:;o.v. svxn.w mouxixc, if.ckmhi:i: 21, 1 1 ?. PHICEt FIVE CILXTH. By Ruth Lenore Fisher W iTH Christmas day on Thurs day of thia week will come c large number of social events which have been planned for the hol iday season. One or the largest and smart est will be the Christmas dancing party for -Miss Margaret White' which her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph White, are giving on Christmas night at Cotillion hall. Invitations num bering 125 have been issued for this 'affair and it is looked forward to be delightful. Many families will as semble together for the day. For the Mr 4 been filled with busy shoppers, the windows and streets have taken on their holiday dress and are in readlr ness for Christmas, the day of days. To head the week's festivities Mr. and Mrs. Oliver C. Locke will enter tain the members of the Monday Night Five Hundred club and from that affair on through the week each day will be filled. -2 ! OVKUNOU and Mrs. Hen W. Ol cott will have as their house guests for Christmas Mr. and Oswald West and their two past week the 'streets and stores have charming daughters. Miss Helen and v. -. i;- Miss Katharine English of 2680 Cherry Avenue, . who won the llartman Brothers gold wrist watch in the jreeent contest among the girls' of the St. Joseph's parish. Miss; English wishes to thank her many friends who assisted her in winning,-, es pecially the Elks to whom much credit, is due. Miss Jean West. Mrs. West and her daughters will arrive on Wednesday and remain until : the first of next week. Mr. West will arrive for Christmas. SOMETHING novel in the way of holiday gaities is the New Year matinee dance which is spon sored by the St.- Agnes guild. The affair promises to be an event in the social world. The folowing peo ple, all,' prominent in the social set of the city, will be'patrons for the affair: Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Shipley. Dr. and Mrs. W. Carleton Smith. Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spears. Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Knhn. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Geer, Dr. and Mrs. W. H Lytle. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Luper, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam S. Walton. Among the real younger set a de lightful affair of the week was the dancing party for which Miss Gene vieve, Campbell was hostess Friday night. Miss Campbell assembled her guests at the home of her grand mo: her, Mrs. James E. Godfrey on North Liberty street. The rooms were in a prettv holiday dress with wreathes of holly, mistletoe, red car nations and r.cd and green crepe pa per streamers. Between the dancing games were merrily enjoyed and Miss Janet Plimpton won the prize in a guessing contest. At the close the hostess served dainty refresh ments. The invitation list included a group of Salem's future belles and beaux. Misses Marion Roley, Helen Beelen, Juar.ita Jarman, Lucille Estes, Virginia Davis. Mildred Rob erts, Helen Roberts, Pauline Know land. "Janet Plimpton. Geraldine Seele. Mary Drager, Lucille Herren and Messrs. Charles Anderson, liar wood Hendrlckson, Sherman Plimp ton, Earl Thompson Richard Schie, Darwin George, Eugene Kennedy, Bergman Perry, Chester Kurtz, Al vin Kurtz, Raymond Tyler, John Propp and Richard Campbell of Port land who came up to attend his sis ter's party. " Details of the wedding of Mrs. Louisa B. Edes were received a few days ago by her friends in this city. She was married on November 26 in St. Francis de Seles church, Oak land, California, to Professor Wil liam J, McCormack .a member of tfte I Useful Gifts Gifts that are practical are always more graciously re ceived than gifts which are purely ornamented. You can't make any mistake in presenting them to your friends and relatives. Any. of these we have listed here will be sure to be greeted with many, many smiles and Thank You's. if DRESSES GEORGETTE BLOUSES CREPE DE CHINE BLOUSES WIRTHMORE r WAISTS WELWORTH WAISTS SILK KIMONAS BATH ROBES FANCY TOWELS BABY DRESSES BABY CAPES BABY COATS BABY CARRIAGE ROBES BABY CAPS BABY LEG GINS SILK UMBRELLAS LEATHER BAGS NAPKINS SCARFS ' CENTER PIECES VELVET BAGS BEADED BAGS SILK BAGS GLOVES SILK, KID, WOOLEN HANDKERCHIEFS SILK STOCKINGS KNIT SCARFS SWEATERS, ALL COLORS VELVET SCARFS FUR NECK PIECES MUFFS SILK UNDERSKIRTS SILK BLOOMERS SILK VESTS SILK CAMISOLE LACE COLLARS AND CUFFS LACE VESTS BOUDOIR CAPS RIBBONS FANCY HAIR COMBS AND PINS TABLE SCARFS PILLOW TOPS COMBS AND BRUSHES TOILET SETS MIRRORS HAIRPIN TRAYS HAIR RECEIVERS MANICURE SETS DOLLS I TEDDY BEARS NECK CHAINS IN PEARL AND COL ORED BEADS MADERIA HAND EMBROIDERY DOILIES," ROUND AND OBLONG PILLOW CASES 4. mm A i SSrX : - :&av. -Ufa wll faculty of St. Mary's college. The nuptial mass was attended by a large gathering of immediate relatives and friends.H including Mr. and Mrs. George Gans, also former Salem pro pie. The church was beautifully dec orated for the occasion and especial ly fine music accompanied the cere monies, which were followed by an elaborate wedding breakfast at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Troy, in the Piedmont hills. After a short honeymoon trip to San Francisco and other points around the bay. Profes sor and Mrs. McCormack have gon to their new residence, 3&15 Ruby street. where they are at home to their friends and where the qW, Sa lem friends of the bride will be joy ously welcomed. -a About Z0 relatives and friends of Senator A. M. La Follett cave him a merry surprise party Friday after noon, the occasion being his'7"th birthdav anniversary. The guests as sembled at the honor guest's home at 1033 Chemeketa street. The oc casion was also the first birthday an niversary of Senator I.n Follrtt's youngest grand daughter. Margaret Rose. daughter of Mr. "and Mrs. Charles R. I a FolHtt of Cornelius Thf bountifully laden table was dee orated with a large angle-food rake covered with 73 candles, and a small rake with one candle for th little honor euest. Senator I.a Follett was n-ocpn'od with a big Morris chair by his children. Among those present were Mr. and Mr .Inc"h La Follett and ohil'iren Mr and Mrs. Clvde La Follett and children of Wheatland: Mr. and Mrs. Perrv'l-a Follett and children. Mr. end Mrs. Chrlei R. I-a Follett and children of Cirneliu: Mr. Jnd Mrs. nHtt Anninwall of Mission Ilottom. m- Mr. J. W. La Follett of rnrtl91- Mr. and Mrs. ('. It. I-a i.fi ToitPtt of Portland: Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Lovell. Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam ChTrincton. Mrs. Kllen L Asninwall. Miss lea Follett of Sa lem, and H. G. Tillen or Silverton. . Mrs Frd Ellis was a charming hostess Thursdav afternoon when . , V q matron of the Golden Hour club at her home. Tho arternoon was pleasantly spent with fancywonk and 60clal chat. Mrs. Ellis finished the meetinr by serv ing dainty refreshments. Club mem bers present wers Mesdames Mason Blshoo. Homer Ingrev. Rav Pember ton. B. T. Pound. Allan Cleveland. Clare Vlbbert. George Elgin and the hostess; Mrs. C. P. Bishop is spending the week-end In Portland with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rishop. ' Miss Amelia Rabcock charmingly entertained the maids of the T. a. club at her; home Thursday evening. Th ovontnsr was devoted to a busi ness meeting and a short social time-! Mnv of the club members are home from college and the evening was most happily spent. CluD mem bers who enjoyed the hospitality or Mlss.Babcock Included Misses Mary TMimhoth Bavne. Mildred Gill. Gret- chen Brown. Jeanette Meredith. Mar garet Griffith. Ina Proctor, neien Rose. Catharine Slade, Helen Lovell. Nelf ie Rowland. Let ha Wilson. Edna Ackerraan. Esther Parounagian Maud McCoy; Juanita Moores. Ruth Barnes Veda Howd. Miriam Swartz and the hostess. r ' . Mr and Mrs. Oliver C. Locke will on tort a i n the Monday Night Five iinnitrpH Huh at their home this week. This club, which meets every fortnlKhtf is one of the most enjoy able clubs In the social set. rhadwick chanter No. 37 of the Order of the'Eastem Sta r wore most delightfully entertained on Tuesday evening by the Past Matrons' cjun of the order. The affair was held In lb Masonic temple and a very interesting program filled the earlier hours of the evening. A delicious luncheon was served by the hostess es and the remainder of the evening was spent in dancing. Justice and Mrs. Georue H. Bur net were hosts for a beautifully ap pointed dinner party at thHr home last Friday. The large round table was lovely with a large centerpiece or pink carnations, and at each plate Tor the matrons was a pretty cor sage boquet of violets. After the dinner the evening was pleasantly spent with music and social chat. Those. who enjoyed the hospitality of Justice and Mrs. Burnett were Mr. and Mrs. C. ill. Clancey. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Miles. Mr. and Mrs.. C. P. Bishop. Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Kant ner. Mrs. Alice II. lodd, and C. B. Clancey. The many friends of Frank Cud worth Flint will be interested to know that he left Portland Saturday for Boston. Massachusetts, where he will visit for a few days before sail ing for England. Mr. Flint has been attending Reed college and was re cently awarded a Rhodes scholarship. He expected to sail from Boston the early part of the year, but recently learned that his boat is to sail from New York harbor Instead. This, ne cessitated his leaving Portland before the holidays. With a group of Rhodes students he will sail from New York on January 3 on the steamer Adriat ic. Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Flint of Sa lem went to Portland last Frlrday to see their son off. The Enos Preanall home at. 2695 Hazel avenue was the scene of a mer ry family reunion Tuesday, the honor guests being Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Pres nal of Seattle who have been visiting relatives in this city this week. The bountifully laden, table was centered with a lovely bowl of winter flower. Those who were seated around the SHOP MORNINGS SHOP MORNINGS The Last Call for Gift Buying Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Five Big Busy Days Do not put off another minute those final purchases which are becoming a worry to you if you are puzzled oyer just what to choose for mother, wife, sister, aunt, cousin, or sweetheart Come in soon and make your selection for while we are equipped better than ever to senre you, the last minute rush will find many giftless. COATS SUITS DRESSES BLOUSES SILK UNDERWEAR PETTICOATS GLOVES HOSIERY UMBRELLAS SKIRTS BATH ROBES RIBBONS SWEATERS SCARFS HANDBAGS HOLIDAY CARDS. STATIONERY HANDKERCHIEFS DOLLS PARISIAN IVORY in Jon&f Bay a merchandise order Quality Merchandise 11 $. Ijtpbg (fo. Popular Prices. Store open 9 a. m. to 5:45 p. m. Saturday till 8 p. in. IMMMnHMMBBMaHHC MMW . 1 Presnal of Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. J. . Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Chester can non and three children. Mrs. rena PresnaJl. Miss Beulah Presnall. Mlsj Beryl Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Enos Presnall. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hofer of New berg are spending the week end la Salem with Colonel and Mrs. E. Hof er and Mrs. Mary Hofer. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Huuh McCammon. Esther Carson. of Seattle will be happy to learn that they will arrive In Salm Wednesday morning from their home to spend Christmas with their mother, Mrs. John A. Carson. Mrs. J. A. Southam and little son. Waldo, of Mahill. N. !.. left yester day for Lebanon, where they ill visit at the home of her sister. Mrs. M. E. Cray. While in Salem Mr. Southam has been the gu-st of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Palm er, and her sister, Mrs. Joseph L bold. A group of th younger maids formed a theater p-irty Friday night to mm- ih "Tailor-Mad Man." l.ich showed at the Grand opera house. After the show the party adjourn: to the Hargrove home tor a delight ful supper. Included In the party were Misses Ha Spaulding. Olga Gray. Clara Breltenstein, Laura Marr and lVvien Hargrove. Miss Luella Patton complimented Mis Helen Moore with a charmingly appointed dinner on Thursday night. Christmas favors and decorations addeMd a cheery note to the pretty table around which were seated Is Moore. Miss Valerie Ilrlggs. Miss J lion I laid and MUa Patton. Miw' Moore Is home from the Oregon Arrt cultaral college lor the holidays with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. T. C, Smith Jr. and taeir son. Malcolm. left Friday morn ing for Los Angeles to spend ChrUt was with the former's parents. Mr. ad Mrs. T. C Smith Sr. New Tears they will attend the U. of O.-IUrrsrd root ball game at Pasadena. They plan to spend three or four weeks la the south. (Continued on pare 2) Finished Embroidered Articles At Special Prices Sofa Pillows, Table Scarfs, Center Pieces, Night Cewss, Scarfs, Underwear, KoTelties, etc THE NEEDLECRAFT SHOP C3 Court Street Telephone CSS if vf '--w . cO Say It With A Fur Of Fashion We Hare Them WEST FUR CO. 521 Court Street Opposite Court House table included Mr. and Mrs. L. M. ill
