SECOND SECTION 6 PAGES The Statesman reeetvea the leased wire report I the As sociated Press, the . greatest and mod tenable preea an odatioa la the world. HIXTV-MXTII YEAR MA VOI, OREGON, HlXDAY MOHM.NU, FKItUt'AIlY 22. IS20. rmcz: five cejith. . , : V W ITH Wednesday, marking the Beginning of Lent this week large social functions-will h laid aside until after Easter and very small and Informal gatherings will suffice for several weeks. Another thing which has made the social life of the city very quiet this week is the amazingly large number who are 111, inriuenza and grip being the most "fashionable" diseases and one is quite "out of style" if they cannot boast of at least having had the flu in their home, Mrs. Zadoc Rlggs Is quite 111 at her home with the grip. The Carl Webbs are at home with the influenza, and many oth ers are at home m, THE most lovely affair of the week and one with exceedingly smart appointments was Fri day when Mrs. John J. Roberts enter tained the Hritige Luncheon club at her" beautiful State street 1 home. Luncheon was served In the billiard room downstairs and the long ban quet table was beautifully centered with a huge oblong centerpiece fash ioned of greenery, jonquils and varl hued spring blossoms, completing a lovely , setting for the smart gowns of the women. Bridge followed and was enjoyed in the living room which ,-;vtv-.... - rr. . Asia , KEW FIGURE" LIXES REQUIRE ' ' NEW CORSETS. It la a mistake to try and make the new styles In outer apparel look . right when worn over last season's 'corsets. You will enjoy the Immedi ate comfort and improved figure lines In the new models we are show ing In the line of Frolaaet Corset. Elastic, and treo bandeaux for the stout figures. Special attention to fitting. - I ; RENSKA L SWART CORSET SPECIALIST ?! US Liberty Street. New Hosiery Silk, Lisle and Cotton 466-474 416 r By Euth Lenore Fisher was resplendent with a profusion of rose-colored carnations and fern. A custom of the club Is to award the prizes for high scoring at the end of the club year so at each meeting prizes are not given but Friday Mrs. Roberts charmingly departed from the usual custom and gave an award to the highest scoring guest of the club, Mrs. Fred Stewart being the fortunate one and received a beauti ful bouquet. The guects of Mrs. Roberts besides the club members I were Mrs. George G. Brown, Mrs. Fred Stewart, Mrs. II. K. Lee Stein er, Mrs. Will II. Bennett, Mrs. George II. Rodgers. Mrs, Oliver C. Locke and Mrs. Edwin L. Baker. AMID a lovely setting which made one think of the far away land land of Japan, the younger social set made merry at the annual formal dance with which the T. A. club of the popular sub-debutante gave In Cotillion hall to a group of their friends, a number of whom came from out of town for the affair. A huge Japanese umbrella was placed in the center of the room, from the ceiling and from the handle hung wisteria. Smaller umbrellas were hung from other parts of the ball room as were quantities of Japanese lanterns which dimly lighted the room, A profusion of pink paper cherry blossoms were held in baskets end bowls over the room, and produced a lovely effect. Clinging wisteria vine was intermingled with lattice work along the walls and at each corner were banks of palms. . Revelation orchestra furnished th music for the 'dancers. To further carry out the Japanese effect the dance programs were beautiful irstle handpalnted cards in the shape of Japanese lanters with T. A. painted on them. Mrs. William P. Babcock, Mrs. George L. Rose. Mrs., Frank Mere dith, and Mrs. May Moores were pa tronesses. A number of the young maids were especially attractive in their frocks; and altogether they made a lovely j tight.. Miss Kate Chatburn of the University of Oregon, the club facul ty advisor last year was charming in a gown of pink taffeta, trimmed with silver . braid. Miss Amelia. Babcock was charming In a frock of pink and blue reversible satin., with scallops of the blue turned over at the bdt tom of the skirt and around the waist. Miss Junette Meredith, was attractive in yellow satin under yel low tulle, the frock being along very buffuont lines. Mia Maud McCoy was regal In a sliver metal cloth gown over which pink tulle - was draped.. Miss Veda Hows was quaint In a blue satin gown on which pink flowers were embroidered. Miss Catharine SlaCe wore a pink crepe de chine dress made with a slightly hoop skirt, while Miss Helen Rose was admired . in a deep pink taffeta frock with en overskirt of the same material caught in at the bottom. Out of town guests of the club were Mi?s Kate Chatburn, of the Phi Phi sorority house at the Unl verslty of Oregon. Miss Grace Jlum-J phreys. of Oregon Agricultural col lege, Wallace Carson. Herbert Dar by. Wilbur Phillips, and Dolph Craig Here are the new stockings to accompany one's new footwear and new apparel. They are in colors of Springtime and in qualities that will give splendid service. We can recommend them to the most discriminating.5 Note how reasonably priced they are. Womeii's Silk Hose, per pair . .$1.25 to $3.00 Women's Lisle Hose, per pair. . 50c to $1.00 Women's Cotton Hose, per pair..... 25c to 50c Children's Hose Silk Lisle, per pair 45c to 75c Cotton, tier tiair. .19c to 50c of the University of Oregon, and Con rad Jones of O. A. C. and Armln Berger of Portland. Other guests of the club were Kill Ashby. Kenneth Powers. Gene Gill, Milton Steiner, Howard Walling, Sharer, Archie Holt, Vernon Kloster, Arm cry Gill. Roland Jthinehart. El vln lantis. Orley Leffingwell. Brey man Boise, Ralph Wilson. Wolcott Buren and Frank Uosebraugh. The members of the ciub are Miss Margaret Griffith; Miss Frances 8 h rode. Miss Jennette Meredith, Miss Lfah Ross, Miss Dorothy aPtterson. Miss Martha Powell. Mis Nellie Rowland. Miss Ruth Barnes, Miss Joanna James. Miss Let ha Wilson, Miss Olive Morris. Miss Lucy Moore. Mi Catharine Slade, Miss Miriam Swartz; Miss Edna Ackerman. Miss Veda Howd. Miss Grace Humphrey. Miss Maud McCoy. Miss Amelia Bab cock, Miss Gretchcn Brown, Miss Mil dred Gill. Miss Kate Chatburn, Miss utrien nose. 31 rs. A. X. Bush was in Portland Thursday for a rfiort visit with friends. The Illahee Sowine club will meet with Mrs. Ben W. 'Olcott Monday afternoon for the regular meeting. Salem friends of Mr. and Mrs. Mor ris Abrams of San Francisco are' glad to welcome them back here again. though it la for only a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Abrahams arrived Friday and are guests at the Hotel Marlon. During their stay they are being en tertained at many charming little aSfalrs. They will go from here east. Airs. E. V. McMecben and Miss Ada Miller invited company to Miss Miller's studio Monday evening for a delightful little dancing party for Mrs. Joseph Rinehart of San Fran cisco, who has been a visitor In the c'.ty. Bright and red poppies and pusy willows lent their charm for making the affair plansant. A dainty supper was served at midnight. The guest list included Mrs. Rinehart, Miss Eunatne Craig. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Farmer,. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Farmer, Mr, apd -Mrs. Arthur J. Rahn. Mr. and' Mrs. Charles filler. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cochrane of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fry Jr., Mrs Earle Coulson Flegel, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Everett Anderson. Dr. and Mrs. Ray Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lamport, Mr. and Mrs. Linn Smith, William Harris F. H. Miller, Mark Skiff iJr., and Howard Eberly. The Leisure Hour club was de lightfully entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. S. Anderson when she and Miss Lucy Stoughton were joint hostesses. "Americanization," which has been the subject of study for the club this winter, was the motif for an in teresting paper which Mrs. Alice H. Dodd read. At the close the hostess served dainty refreshmnts. Quite a distinction comes to Mr, and Mrs. J. D. White of 1490 Che- meketa street, and Mr. pint! Mrs James Shlpp. 406 Hoyt street, for 13 the four will observe their double golden wedding anniversaries at the White home Tuesday with an infor nal reception to their friends. Mrs. White and Mrs. Shipp are sisters and were married in Franclaco, Ind., 50 years ago next Tuesday, at a double wedding ee.lce. Both came to Sa lem about 12 years ago. It Is pos sible that relatives who are living in Portland at present will come up for the celebration. Mr. and Mrs. White and Mr. and Mrs. Shlpp will receive their friends at an informal reception Tuesday afternoon at the White home from 2 until 5 o'clock. Salem society Is interested In th" recent prriral of Dr. and Mrs. J Skelly Saurman from their former home In Burns, they having como here to make their home. Both ar prominent r.outheastern Oreeon r-e--nle and th former is well known here, having at one time been on the state board of equalization and also has served In the state legisla ture. At present ther are domiciled 'n the C. P. Bishop home on North Liberty street. Mrs. S. W. Seelee dispensed charm ing hospffalltv yesterday afternoon a her South Commercial street home hen she . Invited a company of friends to see her nlec Miss Cor nelia Marvin, who has Just returned from several months' traveling In the orient. Miss Marvin dlsnlayed many beautiful pieces which she brought home with her. such as a curved Ivorv Japicese satsuml. Chinese cnah silk, beautiful Japsn e embroideries, pottery, laquired wares. Philippine hand-woven goods, and many things antique. In her In teresting manner Miss Marvin told of shopping In China and Japan, and something of the art In each coun try. These were followed by tea. served informally in Japanese crock ery. Charles H. Robertson Jr., is here for the week-end from the University of Oregon, with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Thlelsen entertained during the week Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ball of Portland. but formerly of Salemv who were here with the Portland Rotarians this week. . Mrs. Sherman W. Thompson Is home again after a week's solounv n Seattle where she was with her daughter. Miss V. Louise Thompson Katharyn Starr), who Is playing in he musical comedy, "Head Over Heel." Miss Lucille De Wilt of Portland is in Salem with her mother. Mrs. Anna K. De Witt, for over Sunday. She will return home Monday eve ning. iMr. and Mrs. I Fisher have motored to Eugene where they are visiting friends and relatives for the week-end. The home of Professor and Mrs. T. s. Roberts was the scene of julet little wedding Saturday eve ning when Mary Roberts Myers and Thomas W. Hall were united In mar riage. Rev. R. N. Avison officiating. Professor Roberts, brother of the bride, played softly during the cere mony. Only the immediate relatives were present, including r Mrs. Jane Roberts. Hugh Roberts. William Mers. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Ramp, Mr. and Mrs. David Talmadge, Mr and Mrs. Solomon Roberts. Bert Roberts. Beulah Roberts. Norman Roberts. Rev Avison and Professor and Mrs. T. S. Roberts. Mrs. Joseph Rinehart of San Fran Cisco, who has been the house guest of friends In Kalem has gone to Portland to visit her sifcler, Mrs Robert McKcan (Hazel EricVson) th remainder of the time her husband Is In the east. I,ater Mr. and Mrs Rinehart will be In Salra aealn ' s. short time before returning to their home In the southland. Mrs. Charles K. Spauldlng will go to McMlnnvlUe Tuesdav and will loin her dauehter. Miss Ila Spaulding. from the O. A. C. for the wedding of Ms Soauldinx's former f.hooI mae. Miss Margaret Lois Wilson, to Alex ander John Allen. The wedding will take place Wednesday and will be an elaborate chnrch'ceremony. Miss Wilson is the daurhter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Wilson, the former county clerk of Yamhill county and a prominent violinist In her home city. Mfss WMsoi? and Iter mother have visited in Salem many times at the Spaulding homo and have many friends here. Mr. Charles K. Spaulding enter tained the members of the Pietv Hill club at her home Thursdav af ternoon for the regular afternoon of sewing and social chat. Mrs. S. J. Mahood of Spokane, Wash.. ww Is a house rnest of Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Robertson, her cousins, was a guest of the club dnrinr the after noon. Mr. Spanldine; finished the afternoon by serving dainty refresh ments. Mrs. H. N. Aldrich entertaln-d the TVoman MIlonrr oeetr of the tlle Methodist church at her home Friday afternoon for a verv oleaaf time. Mr. Mary Cummlskv Bliss snoke to the women of her work In a rerr lnt.T"stins manner Dalntv "freFhmcfnts were served by the hostess. Dnrinr the recent tour of the Wil lamette Unierstv Bo-s niee club. Mr. John R. Site, the ehaperorie. and Miss Evelvti DLong. tfie accom papist, and the boys were honor M guests at a large number of social affairs, making their trip one round of social pleasures, causing a re luctant return home. The Order of the Eastern Star of Milton, where the club appeared one evening, com plimented Mrs. Sites with a lovely afternoon reception during their stay in that city as the house guests of Mrs. W. II. Bailey. Mrs. W. W. Roder Is worthy matron of the order there and the affair called out about 30 guests to meet Mrs. Sites. This was followed by a sumptuous sup per. Mrs. J. li. seevey or Jimon gave a dinuer party for Mrs. Sites ii d Miss DeLong and Mr. and Mrs. 1. E. McQuary ot that city gave a large reception folbtrlng the con cert, to the boys and 'Mrs. Sites and Miss Delxmg. In Yakima Mrs. E. E. Kelso en tertained with a dinner for them and Mr. and Mrs. Georice Vue of Yakima gave an evening party to the glee club and Mr. and Mrs. I'aybuck of Seaside gave a Sunday dinner to Mrs. Sites. Miss DeLong and a few of the club membcs. Miss Eulalla Lindsay is spending he week-end in Corvallls where she Is a guest at the Chi Omega sorority house of which she is a member. attended the students stunt show last night. The Mothers' class of the Lincoln r-chool will h?ld its regular meeting Monday afternoon at 3:15 o'clock In the school auditorium. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Van Doren are home again after passing the winter In southern California. Yesterday Mrs. Van Doren bad as her guest Mrs. Percy A. Young of Albany. Mrs. Bessie Curtis and Miss Fannie Morrison have returned from a sev eral days visit with relatives In Portland. Last Wednesday evening the small reception room of the Marlon hotel was the scene of the installation of the new Phllodorlan officers. The usual ceremony was observed, after which the new and old officers all gave short talks. W. Sherwood, the new secretary, told of the founding of the Phllodorlan society. In 18S2 there were four societies in the uni versity. They quarreled with the board of trustees over some matter. and part went to new quarters down town and part remained In school. Those who remained organized the hllodorlan and Phololoslan literary societies After the Installation service the Willamette glee club was Introduced and entertained In their Inimitable manner. Immediately following the urogram the whole company." ad- lonrned to the dining room, wnere delicious refreshments were served. according to the time-honored cu torn of new officers' treat. Alter various toasts and Willamette songs the gathering dispersed It Is seldom flhat two couples. married at a double wedding, live to celebrate their fiftieth wed ling annl versarr all together, but such Is the rase with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Nhlte of 1490 Chemeketa street, and Mr and Mrs. James Shlpp of 406 Hoyt street. Both couples will have oeen married 50 years on Tuesday. Mrs White and Mrs. Shlpp are sisters and thev were married at a double wed dine service on February 2. 1870 in Francisco. Indiana. BoO came to Oregon about- 12 years ago and since have been citizens -of Salem Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Relg (Ida Simmons), rassed a short time In Palem this wek on their way horn from Albany and other valley cities The music department ot the Sa lem Women's club will meet Tues day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Miss Ruth J6hns at her home at 8" Chemeketa street. The French memorials which ar rived In' Salem Thursday will be presented this afternoon by the Am erican legion to the nearest of kin to those who died In the service. This will take place at the Washing ton day program given under the auspices of the Daughters of the American Revolution at 3 o'clock. The program which will be followed is: "America" Audience Invocation. Rev. Iceland W. Porter Vocal Solo Miss Lena Bell Tartar Flag Exercises Children of the Public Schools "Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean" Audience. The American's Creed .... Audience Salute to the Flag Audience "Land of Mine." song School Children. Elementary School Prize Essay. Anvil Chorus Junior High School -Chorus. Song "My Own United States-' Presentation of Prizes. Our Civic Creed Virgil Hollev Star Spangled Banner. . . . Audienr Presentation of French memorials by Dr. W. Carlton Smith, commander of local post, American Te;:lon. Mrs Seymour Jones, reeent of Che meketa chapter of D. A. R., will pre side. Mark Skiff Jr. left Tuesday night for Mexico City, where he will be come associated with the dental of fice or Dr. Cor.trin. a dentist. Dr. i Contrln had offices in Salem a num- j ber ot vears ago before going south. The Order of the Eastern Star gave its regular social and business eve ning Tuesday evening in the Masonic temple. Enjoying during the first! of the evening a delightful program the party spent the remainder of the time in social chat. The program given was a piano duet by Mrs George Burnett and Mrs. L. u. runt. a reading by Mrs. E. F. Carlton, a Warners Corsets a Jersey Material Is Popular yon wUl find here a fine assortment of Ff men's, Misses and Juniors' Jersey Sails, Jer sey Dresses, Jersey Tuxedo Cods end Jersey Sport Coats, in colors as fallowsBeaver, Taupe, Jade Blue, Cadet Blue, Bdf, Ta Gre y and Burnt Orange, A Good Assortment of Sizes Reasonably Priced 1. &. !Ujlet Ota. Quality Merchandise vocal duet by Mrs. Percy Cupper, and Mrs. W. P. Babcock and a vocal solo by John W. Todd. The commit tee in charge of the arrangements included Mrs. J. A. Bernardl. chair- taan,,-tfTaftpy-BartoHj-Mr.-WIHUtii Busbey, Mrs. Mildred Robertson Brooks and Mrs. F. E. Shafer. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Wain enter tained the members of the Cherry City club at their home on the Jef ferson road Tuesday evening. A beautiful basket holding pink car nations formed the centerpiece for the well appointed table around which were seated Mr. and Mrs. Fred rSteusloff. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Craig. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hartley. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Mlnto. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Rice, Mr. and Mrs. R- E. Downing. Dan Fry Sr.. Miss Maud Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. Wain. - The evening was spent playing five hundred, at wt'ch Mrs. H. E. Polsal and R. E. Downing received the prizes for high scores. Mrs. Arthur Moore was a charm ing hostess Tuesday when she as sembled a company for luncheon at ber home In honor of Mrs. George H. Lewis and Mrs. A. L. Ryan. The table was attractively adorned with a large art basket of yellow Jon qulls and fecn. After luncheon bridge was the diversion of the after noon. Plates were laid for Mes dames Lewis. Ryan, John Pollock. Edward GUHngham. Henry Corney er. Grace EofL R. B. Goodin. Ralph Glover. Frank Bowersos. Charles Murphy and the hostess. Master Gordon Bennett went to Portland Friday where he Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ber nard Martin. That evening he was the guest or Mr. Martin, his brother In law for the father and son ban quet inthe First Christian church In Portland. For her charming daughter. Miss Luella Patton, Mrs. E. Cooke Patton presided over a pretty birthday din ner party Monday. A large basket filled with varthued spring blossoms in which yellow predominated form ed a lovely centerpiece and dainty Nu Bone Corsets are moderately priced, easily laundered; the only woven wire stays :n existence. Ask to see samples of different Nu Bone Models. We carry the English Beauty Creams A. E. Phone 958 New Stamped Goods Package linen with threads to embroidery Many new things for spring NEEDLEGRAFT SHOP rhone pr8 420 Court St Modart Corsets Popular - Price novelty favors formed placecards tor M Us Valerie Brigrs. Miss Elizabeth Cornell. Miss Polly Haid. Miss Elllxa beth McCIay, Miss Margaret White, Mlsa Junette Meridlta. Miss Marie . Brtrgs. MlM Luella Patton and Mrs. E. Cooke Patton. Cards and zascia were enjoyed during the remainder . of the evening. - . ", . . "' Sir. and Mrs. Zadoe . SJgrs were in Portland for the Sartners ball la that city Wednesday evening. For Mrs. P. Roney of Eugene whom the has been, entertaining dur ing the week. Mrs. George Burnett had a email line' party Wednesday afternoon, later entertaining , thea at dinner at her home. The Home Life class of Willam ette university, which Is tanght ly Mrs. Alice II. Dodd were entertained by Mrs. George II . Rodgers at her Court street home Tuesday when the clasa enjoyed the beattitul arrange ments and faraiskinga ot the home. . - Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spaulding, Miss Ava Miller and Clay C. Miller motored to Portland last night tor Sunday with their sister and her tna band. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Browm. . . - I Herbert Darby is home from the University of Oregon coming dew to attend the T. A. formal dancing . party Friday evening. He bronibt with him as his house guest. Wilis f Phillips, who is his room mate at school.' I i MUs Vivian Brethtrton of Port land came down for the week end, with her sister. Mrs. Clifford Brown. . The Tlllicum Dancing club will have another ot their dancing parties next Tuesday evening In the Mooee, hall and have lavlted a few. addition al guests to spend the evening danc ing with them. . The friends or Miss Ila Spaulding will be Interested to know that she hen pledged Alpha Chi Omega at the Oregon Agricultural college. (Continued on page 2) LYONS 4129 Court Street