THE OREGON STATESMAN: KlXDAV. IAY 1M. 120.
By RUTH LEXOKK FISH Kit
Mrs. F. C. liopson was a hostess
of the week when she entertained at
her South Twelfth street home Wed
nesday the members of the Yew Park
circle of the First Christian church
for the regular afternoon of study,.
After the class study a social hour
was enjoyed and in serving refresh
ments the hostess was assisted by
her daughter, Mrs. Paul Hendricks.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Griffith and
Miss Harriet Griffith, who have been
sojourning in southern California
during the winter arrived in Salem
last night and are again domiciled at
their Court street home.
The presence of the O. A. C. cadet
band from Corvallis In the city Tues
day was the cause of much peasure
to 'many folk. In the evening with
the boys glee club of the University
of Oregon and with the girls' glee
club from the State Normal school,
tbe. band gave a musical concert at
the armory. The', girls' club gave
several songs and the university
quartet aroused much enthusiasm
over their numbers. The O. A. C.
Gccomo Slender
A Simple, Guaranteed Method '
If 70a would lac to low. weekly, from -
. en to flM pounds of burdensome fat wbUs
altng and drinking all 70a used, also nr
Minx Ufa far better than at present, Just
, I U low this adrlcs :
Take seren deep breath, of fresh sir each
. moraine and evening ; after each meal um
little oil of koretn ; eat alt you need, bat
chew thoroughly,-sod follow otner simple)
directions of to guaranteed korela systeaa,
.. Men and women who were waddling around
with heary, sluggish bodies have, in many
cases, reported a gradual, agreeable reduc
tion of thirty to eighty pounds, with wonder
fid benefit to health and figure. This eery
season la the time to become slender, sttrae
. live, vivacious and healthier, very easily;
Cet oil of fcoreln st the druggist's : it come
In a box. convenient to us and is now
sold at before-war low price. Sloe CCAK
ANTEE that you toe satisfactorily, or vour
money bach. Weigh and measure )Hr If
' week to week, You can scarcely rea ' 1 1
Jay that awaits you In normal Iran: TTical
; figure, with good health and longer life. It
you would like FREK BROTH CHE Iwhlcti
will come to you tn plain wrapper) writ to
ivorein io-, oiauon r , rew aors, 1. x
cadets gave the larger rart of the
musical program. Captain Harvey
Pea rid. who has been directing the
band for IS years, received much
pra'se for his work which was shown
in the concert Tuesday.
Captain Heard is Very proud of
bis nun 'and al.o the, fact that lhv
band has been self-supporting for
12 years. Next week the band goes
to play at the 11th annual straw
berry carnival at Hoseburg. The
cadets have played at these carni
vals for five years. For a two weeks
engagement the band played at the
World's fair at San Francisco as the
official state band. Many of the
band members are American legion
men; and many of them were in
France. Several nlembers are crip
pled; and several have been gassed.
Captain Heard, himself, is a veteian
of the Spanish-American war.
Mrs. Charles Wilson, superintend
ent of the primary department of the
First Presbyterian church, was host
ess at a reception Friday afternoon
from 3 until 5 o'clock in the ehurcu
parlors for the babies and their mo
thers. The attractive primary school
room was masked with. yellow Scotch
broom and on the tables yellow
Bhaded candies burned.. Happy little
kindergarten games made the after
noon delightful for the little tots and
social chat furnished diversion for
the matrons. A light lunch was
served at the close of the afternoon
ia the guests who numbered abo it
40 matrons with their children.
Assisting Mrs. Wilson were Mrs.
Joh'nW. Harbison.- Mrs. Thomas 1.
Anderson, Mrs. A. F. Marcus and
Mrs. Otto Wilson.
Miss Emily Bradeson and Mis
Ethel Roberts entertained with a
charming little kensingtbn at their
home in the Marion apartments
t hursday evening when ' they an
nounced the engagement of Miss Dot
lie Smith of this city to Willian Don
aldson, a mining engineer of Juneau.
Alaska. The announcement Is the
culmination of a romance begun last
summer when the bride-elect with
two er'.rl friends spent their vacation
in Alaska. The wedding will take
place in the summer.
The engagement was made known
at the Hunch time when dainty little
cards bearing the names of the eo-i-ple
were hidden on the: plates. The
announcement came as a complete
surprise to her friends.
The rooms of the apartment were
attractively adorned with baskets of
tulips in the pa.i 1 rhade. Mis
Smith has been in Salem about four
years whik teaching in the public
schools here. She is a niece of the
late Governor Chadwick.
Tho?e who enjoyed the hospitality
of Mi Hradson and Miss Roberts
were Mrs. Charles Hayes of Port
land. Mrs. L. II. MaMahan. Miss Mar
panel Cosper. Miss Mary Chadwtes.
Miss Lucy Stoughton. Miss Ocie
Hrown. Miss liura Hell. Miss Greta
Phillips. Mis Klla Ueyo. Miss Geor
gia Kills and Miss Floy Norton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Moore are
motoring to Oregon City today to
pass the day with friend and to Join
their daughter. Mi Lucille Moore,
who has been there for several day.
Mrs. Kenneth Brown entertained
a company of friends for a prettily
appointed dinner at her Hellevue
street home Wednesday night. Cov
ers v--re laid for eight.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Persons en
tertained Monday night the employes
of thy postoffice and their families,
at tHeir home 14 IS North Fourth
street. The evening was spent with,
music and some lively contesting
games. Light refreshments were
served at a lie hour. Those prev
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Welch.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Gibbard. Miss
Esther Gibbard. Mr. and Mrs. George
J6hnson. Robert Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. F. K. Harnlck. Mr. and Mrs. S.
E. Howard and daughter. Clara. Mr.
and Mrs. F. N. Toothacre. Warren
Welbourne. Mrs. Clifford Ross. Miss
Doris Ross, Moody Benner. Miss Fth
el Benner. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Boyce.
Miss Odlie Persons. Miss Lizzie Per
sons and the hosts.
A betrothal shower, which came
- a a1
home. She was presented with many the Ackermans nave oniy recency
rrettv towel Unht refreshments moved Into their new nome. Nona;,
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were served. The alrls who made; dancing
up the party wrte tn
a dainty midnight supper
M ! Ji 'hat filler! th tiirne until the
MMl. r. Sylti-n M.llrr. Maud Savage.
Maud Mc tVy.t'.;th fine Made. Flor
ence Esch 1V-11. Edith Welbourne.
Violet Ve:vHurn. Alice IUxk. Vera
Orhler, Mary Chadwick. Iorothy
Steele. Allh- Each. Margaret Phil
lips. Fllzallh lxrd. Edith lUiley.
Hertha Clark. Miss llroyle. and M
Maine F. lUrgman. Kut-ne Aufranc.
Alice Kesar. hliernian Thompson. II.
J. Miore. o. L. Curry. Floud Gib
son. J. C. Yamls. F. Patterson end K.
Hen tier.
Mrs. Amts Strong was hostess for
two beautifully appointed dinners for
the week on Wednesday when she
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Oliver C.
Locke. Mr. and Mrs. William II
i'urghardt Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William
Walton and Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Ed
wards at her South Commercial
btreft home.
Thursday evening her table ap-
pontments were very artistic, col
umbine In aried pastel shades was
fashioned into the centerpiece, and
pastel shaded candles cast a dim
glow on the table. Plates were set
for Mr. an I Mrs Dan Fry Jr.. Mr.
and Mrs. Will Kvans. Mr. and Mrs.
F. D. Thie:-n. Miss Helen Harring
ton. Miss Mildred Morton. Miss Ruth
Curding. Mrs. William Hoot. Carl
Gabrielon. James Voung and Mrs.
Strong.
The W. A. M. S. club will meet
Tuesday evening with the Mise
Clara and Lillian Feller at their
home at 434 South Cottage street.
,
Miss J. 1 5. Craig was a hostess of
the week when she entertained the
matrons or the Prlscilla club at her
South Commercial street home. Sew
ing was tie diversion of the enjoy.
able afternoon and at the close the
hostess nerved a dainty ,repat. Thog
besides the club members who were
bidden wer Mrs. Raymond Walsh.
Mrs. II. S. Poisal and Mrs. George
Shand. .
The cooking class of Willamette
"we sma hours ." The hmle s .ervU
an attractive breakfast Friday morn
in. The club tuemU-rs who made up
the party were the UlMct Amelia
Ba brock. Martha Powel. Margaret
Griffith. Letha Wilson. Dorothy Pat
terson. Helen Kowland. Mlram
Swartz. Iah Ro. Lucille Moore.
Olive Moore. Jranctie Meridlth.
Joanna Jam. Ruth Barnes. Fran
ces Shrole. Beryl Holt. Gretchen
Brown. Catherine SIsde. Helen Rose.
Mary TalmaJge. Mildred Gill. Helen
Lovell. Esther Parounagian. Maud
McCoy, Veda llowd. Miriam Lovell
and the hostess.
One of the very delightful gather
ings for the ral younger folk was
the birthday party for which Mrs
W. II. Mulvey was hostess) lor ber
daughter Catherine, whose 9tb birth
day anniversary was being celebrai
ed on Tuesday. The little maids were
entertained from 4:20 until 7:30
o'clock at the Mulvey home. A
luncheon was served for which the
table was prettily adorned with
crystal bowl of dainty pink rosebuds.
At the guessing game which was onej
of the diversions of the artemoon.
Miss Maiine Glover and Mian Grace
Litchfield received the prizes. The
11 Hie guests were Misses Elizabeth
Waters. Barbara Molverg. Mary Ka
foury. Mabel Cupper. Mary Grace
Litchfield. Mazine Glover. Vernlta
Edwards. Julia Creath. Cynthia De
lano. Mabel Harrison. Margaret
Corey. Dorothy Race. Evelyn En
tress, and Catharine Mulvey.
The Order of Eastern Star held the
regular fortnightly social meeting of
the order Tuesday In. Masonic temple
for an unusually Interesting and en
joyable evening. Mrs. Lamoine
Clarke gave one of her splendid
hlstling solos. Leon Jennison
pleased the guests with a vocal solo
and Miss Gertrude Aldiich sang la
a very pleasing Voice. Miss Esther I lag the wk for a short visit wpk
Davie favored the guests with a pl-ltdem while they were o their ...
no selection. The regular Dain-ag
of the organisation orrubbvi the
early hours of the asmblar;e and
later tbe program and torta! rbat
were enjoyed. Th fommllire of
which Mrs. V. E. Knhn was chair
man, and which Included Mrs. Ralph
Frrd nils, and Mrs. c. J. ureea
served light rpat. Abal 11
members of tbe order were present.
Mr. and Mrs. John XXubsob of Far
go. N. D.. have bB the gaewta of
Kev. and Mrs Inland W. Porter dnr-
home la their cnotor car f roaa Saa
lrgo where they sprat thw later.
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as a complete surprise to the honored I university and Miss Mary Fake, the
Miss Ruby Welsh, bride-elect of Mnstructor. were hostesses at a din-
James Hayes of this city, was a de-ner in the dining room at the unl-
ITghtful affair of Wednesday eve-lersity when they gave the first of
ntng. The courtesy was planned by I series 01 dinners which they are
the girls of the secretary of state's to give to the faculty. Yellow Cali-
otfice. of wnich Miss Welsh is anl'ornla poppies were fashioned Into
employee. The girls assembled at
the home of Miss Georgia Broyles
and went together to Miss Welsh's
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Realizing that there are many women in Salem who can.
and would rather, finish their own. waists after we have
done the desijjning and fitting, we are making this a
specialty of our business,, thus greatly reducing the cost
of your waist. See us. About this new way of getting a
pretty waist cheaper.
Parisian Waist Shop
212 South Cottage Street -r Phone 1620M
Stops Hair Coming Out;
Doubles Its Beauty.
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1 a beautiful centerpiece. Covers were
laid for Dr. .and Mrs. Carl Grerr
Doney. Professor and Mrs. Gustav
hbsen. Miss Frances M. Richards
and Miss Fake. Miss Fthel Pnrr
Miss Mildred Strevey. Miss Irys
iougnton ana Miss Mildred Clark
prepared and served the dinner,
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Dr. and Mrs. T. C. Smith Jr. were
hosts for a handsomelr annotated
dinner at their home Frldav evenine-.
later taxing their guests to see the
Drama League players of Portland
at the GrahJ theater. Coral plant
ana pansies were fashioned Intn
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wauinui oenierpiece. Plates were
ret for Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Li-eiv
Mr. and Mrs. John McNarv. Mm.
Margaret McDonald of San Franrl
co. and Dr. and Mrs. Smith. .
Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Findler. Mi&a
Mary Findley and Bayrd Flndlcy
were nost lor one of the largest
social functions of the week tn the
college set when they entertained
tor the o as-going and the In-com-
ing officers of the student body with
a progressive dinner rartr. 1 rr.
hanging baskets, of Scotch broom
added attractiveness to the rooms
This beautiful flower was also bank
mi aroana the fireplaces. Each of
'he 10 tables was eeniri :tk
iow crystal bowl of pansies. Gar
cnauer and reminiscences of th
A few cents buys "Danderine.
After an application of "Danderine"
you can not una a ianen nair or anyiecnoci days, with advice from the
dandruff, besides every hair shows I older to th younger, made the hours
new nie. vigor, brightness, more col
or and thickness.
Show yoni admiration in a gift that will be most
greatly appreciated. Jewelry makes the most ideal,
lasting and pleasing gift We have added many new
and beautiful selections especially for graduation
gifts, for young men and young women. We will be
pleased to show them to you. Come in now while our
assortments are fulL
Hart man Bros. Co.
jewelers and Opticians
SALEM :: OREGON
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Terms on Outfit, Imn, er week
pass quickly. A group of freshmen
girls was asked to serve. They were
.miss reamer Farounagian. Miss Wlnl
and Miss tuls 1ndleywhl..htoezp
irea 4t. ciairt. Miss V eona Williams
Miss Delia Englebart. Miss Genevieve
i-indley. and Miss Louuie Flndley
Miss Pan I in Findler and MJsa Kdii!
Flndley were In charge of the phono-
grapn . during the affair. Plates
were set for Kobert. Story, president
miss Udell avace. vice president
Miss Evelyn Cordon, secretary: Hy
ron MCKittrlck. tr-asurer. Ralph
ThonAs, manaeer of Collerian: Paul
ioney. editor of Collegian, and Ray
Aiiewiry. new r resident: Miss Mil
dred Carrett. new vice nresldnt
111. . . . .
.mis r-ana uiihert. new secretarv
Clare Gillette, new treasurer; Ken
nem rowers, new manager of Col
tAaLK. wet
'"'. miss ray rernnrer. new
editor of Co.leian. and the Misses
.Muriel Meves. Kva Parrot. Grace
Collins. Sybil Smith. AniiS'Shanna
ten. Marie Corner. Vivien Isham
faerie Wallace. Grace Itarler. Ir
lei Hlatchford. Evelyn De In'c. Mar
guerue look. Kuth Tavlor. Stellj
batcnwell. Lester Dav. Hubert Wit
kins. Paul Day. Paul Flegel. KobW
Usher. Robert Mauldin, Kenneth
l-egjce. Phillip Hartho1omw. Ralph
Barnes captain, and Mrs. Earle Cou!-!
son Flegel. and the hosts.
The announcement has been re
ceived in Salem of the wedding of
Miss Myra Irvine, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clare Irvine, formerly well
known Salem folk, but who now re
side In Santa Monica. Cal.. to Harry
Andrews Guardia. The wedding took
place Sunday. April 25. at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Irvine. Mr. and
Mrs. Guardia are to live in Culver
City. Cal.
During the time Mr. and Mrs. Ir
vine lived In Salem, which was from
180 to 1S97. the former worked on
The Statesman and for a part of that
4ime was manager anad Dart owner
Mrs. Irvine before her marriage was
Miss Plauondon. who was very active
In Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvine made their
home on South Twelfth street until
thev left Salem In 1SS8 for Southern
California. They had many friends
here v.'ho will be Interested to know
of their daughter's marriage. The
bride is a native of Salem.
A delightful hospitality for the
members of the T. A. club, whose
members are a group of prominent
young maids, was given Thursday by
Miss Edaa Ackerrnaa when she en
tertained with a slumber party at the
attractive home of her parents on
Wilson avenue. The affair was also
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