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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1920)
- -I2f Sill . ...ttrrrr-- T ....... ..4 , , ' , SEVENTIETH YEAR - - . . -T7.'i . "' ''rc1 IIKt'ox' Kt'xIAY "mx". Ji'xt . i tTTg cryri Ujr iiuth Leu ore Fisher ' 1 j ' ' I -I ' 1' i iftornnnn in iKa v ,........ I I . . I I I. 1 t . - - f weditin. nf J.... ... I""" niuunu mcn piaies . I III I :: L: : J I 'II THE past week ha been rather quiet socially except tor the Bey era! weddings, which with the 'tennis tournaments ana plana for de . partures for the beaehe3j have been the center of attention. The wedding at the N. C. Kaloury home llast Sun day, when Miss Leona W. Estes and Theodore Condo were married. Was a charming affair and the! wedding Tuesday morning . when Miss Inez Stege and Eugene Eckerlen, Jr. plighted their troth, was a beautiful home wedding. Many of the social : set are busy making their plans for going to their summer- beach or mountain homes and a number, hare ' : already gone for a short stay, before , luey go lor me enure summer. r The tennis tournament Thursday. Friday, yesterday and today hat has been enthusiactlcally welcomed by the social set as well aa devotees 1 of that game. The revival of the ' tournament, for Jt. was not hel:l by . tie tennis club ourlng thel yeara of the war, has been happy one. A group of the yrunger matrons have , takn advantage of the tornamcct ' and were hostesses to tea' yesterday Kardens Mm K n ri-vo.iA. t n.i. - surrounding the Asylum avenue! He ha. hh w. uaa xil couns. Many matrons unit vnnnrr'tunH .v.t . . n. ... maids gainersd at the courts nn. oniuixi . ;ik w ... . v. 1. w :rnoon to tch the progress l ginning of the war ami later wast of the games. The hostesses for the transferred Into another division aft- lea were aiesdames Frederick Thlel-S " the arrival in France. He returned! sen. Lan Fry, Jr.. Earle Coulson. 5 lrom trance last summer. anu .Mrs. itarry Hawkins were: I William II. Burghardt. Jr.. and Wal ter MrDnnral The finals are to be played today! no"ts or a dinner party NVediesday , aeciamg tne winners of the trochlea ! . " uuaor oi ottered. Wear Frolat ct Corsets and experience real physical comfort and Improved figure lines In - these . r perfected; front lace eorsefsr ; There ts a "rlghf model type of figure for every RENSKA L SWART CORSET SPECIALIST 111 Liberty Street. I NE of the most beautiful home weddings of recent date was that Tuesday moraine which united Miss Inei Strge of Eugene and i Eugene Eckerlen. Jr.. of this city. The impressive ring service was read by the Rev. J. It. Buck at 9 o'clock Tnesday morning at the home of Mr. Eckerlen's parents. Wr.and Mrs. Eu gene Eckerlen. Sr.. 605 North Lib erty street. The bride, who is a beau tiful young girl, was lovely in her wedding suit of navy blue with a smart hat to match. She wore a large corsage of Cecil Brunner roses. Mrs. D. J. SPverstone of Seattle, presided itt the piano and to the strains or the Lohengrin wedding march the bridal party entered. The bride was attend ed by Miss Nancy Skatfe who was at tired In a aimp!c frock of navy blue. Paul Morris was best man. Following the service an elaborate i wedding breakfast .vaii served. Mrs. Fred Cornell of Los Anceles. sister Wit groom, presided oyer the cof fee trn anc Mrs. W. C. Welch and Mrs.- It. A. N'adon. others sisters ot the. groom, served. . The rooms of the Eckerlen Lome, which lend themselves easily to adornment, were gracefully adorned with yellow California poppies and blue French pinks. In the dining room red roses and fern were used. A large basket of long stemmed roses forming the centerpiece for the table., Mr. and Mrs. Eckerlen left for a short wedding trip to parts unknown and upon their return will make their home at 35i Union street- Quests 'at the wedding who were only near relatives were E. Swarti of Portland: Mrs. D. J. Silverstone of Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collins of Los Angeles. Mr. v and Mrs.-W.-C Welch ot Seattle. Mr. and Mr. R. A Nadon and small son of HarrUburg. Mrs. Henry Miller of Stayton. Father Buck and Mr. and Mrs. Eckerlen. The bride Is a very charming young woman and has many friends here whom she has made during her frequent visits In this city. .She Is the daughter of Charles Stege of Roseburg. She attended 'the sister's convent in Portland. Mr. Eckerlen 1 sthe son of Mr. ana One Small Lot of Nu Bone Corsets . - at whokmalei prices. Large and medium size. White and colored Petticoats. 2.oo to 93.00 Mercerlxed Hosiery. V; i . . V. . . . -1.13 Silk Thread Hosiery '( Including, tax) $23 A. L Lyons Phone 953 , .. . 429 pourt street Mr unit 1rm Rnlurt UaMnm. m.b I and white sweet pas were fashioned1 into a beautiful centerpiece for the' pretty table around which nlatea were set for Mr. and Mrs. Mc.Murray. i Mr. and Mrs. Kieth Powell of Wood-; burn, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds. Miss Eleanor McClain. Miss tttlc Cowder, George Alexander. Nortqn Cowder and the hosts. , i Beautiful in its simplicity was im home wedding of Miss Leona May Estes to Theodore Condo at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N.'C K Kafoury. Union street. Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The ceremony, which was witnersed by only the relatives and close friends, was performed by Rev.. James Elvrn. Preceding the cere mony. Miss Joanna James, at.tnu panied by Miss Ruth Bedford sang "I Love You. The bride was ehann l ing in a girlish gown of white net 'and canned a huge bouquet of pink roses. Miss Mattle Jarman. in her ruffled gown and carrying a bouque? of American beauty roses, made a dainty bridesmaid. Stephen Kafoury acted as best man. v The bride is the elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Estes. She form erly attended SaJem high school and is an attractive young girt. Mr. Con do is a brother of Mrs. N. C. Kafoury. He served for over two years in the Canadian machine gun corps and aft er bis discharge came to Salem where he has since made his home. After a wedding trip to Seattle and other coast cities they will make their borne in Salem. - The Salem chapter of American War Mothers met Tuesday afternoon in the auditorium of the Commercial club for the monthly meeting for business and a short social hour. Mrs. J, A. Carson, president, pre id ed . Plans were made tor the War -Mothers to. hold a "market day on July 3 when vegetables .fruits and many other things will be offered for sale. The War Mothers of Marion and Polk counties are contributing. A large number ot the members at tended and were very enthusiastic over the proposed market day. Mrs. Ben W. Olcott left Friday for Pertland where she Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Oswald West over the week-end. Mrs. D. X. Beechter opened her at tractive ' home on Portland road Thursday for a surprise luncheon of the P. E. O. sisterhood members Shasta daisies adorned the. rooms and formed the centerpiece for the table. During the business meeting which followed the luncheon Mrs. R f-JTKaats and Mrs. C, B. MeCulloJgn were taken into the club. Mrs. W. W. Moore read aa Interesting paper on Jacob Van Ruycael." The vm hers nresent were Mesdaraes P. J. Knnts. C. B. McCollough. J. B. Lit tier. B. J. Miles, William McGilchrist Sr.. Gerald Volk. W. W. Moore. Will T. Kirk, A. T. WoolperU- O. W. Ijif t Mrs. Eugene Eckerlen (Inex Stcfre) whose wrJ dinj; was a notal.lc affair of the week ber youac and Intermediate grades iPckfcrd.n -Rebecca of Sannytrrook Farm. About 40 guests were la the ; Jolly party and later Mrs Denton Hook them to The Sri tor lcet. Thi is a regular envm ot sirs, penton s lor the cloning of the year's work la music, and Is looked forward to with keen enthusiasm by the little folk. Mrs. Frank (J. Amlrrae, one of the cnlhuMaKtic players in the tennis tournament thix week The state convention of Deagktera of Veterans will roe Atorta oa June 7. and9. One of the Intcr et'nc feat a res will be tbe-sreiata lion by lb tka ashlers of Veteran. of 'a flas to the Boy areata of As toria. TV Salem woawa whs w.:i ro are Medaas Joha ?M?. C- M. Lor k wood. Homer larrey. W. J. C trent. Mary Shaia a4 Mlsa 3zl Webster. XUs Margaertto Wtag aai rrc4 C lUssoiMk. Jr were salted a saarruc Thsraday evtalar at tl parsonage of tte rirst CkrutUa ehareh at t o'clock, Otly iko t nediate itmUiM wtre preeest- T- pit( ppie will isaks their ton-.e 1,0 their lam near this city. roalew4 es pare 2 lar. Miss Laura Grant and the hos- Bridge club. Five boaired n 1 . I . I , , , ' I T. Kirk, A. T. WoolperU-O. W. Iaf- i h 1 t ,- I. - - I I 1 1 H i ' . : . -i. . - C . i j are giren special at- !.; 1 I, tentionmour x t , : j J I CTfS L : I ' I I yiyxpX7 . . i jl : Onsw&LStt v for past'tvo years successors 'to jjJ jfe ; J jENk's studio ... , ' ' ' ; " . - ' "t . , -, " - - V-f - --"" .- ' ' r t ; , . " - tess. Because of the gaotine shortage the Illahee Country club bridge party and tea which was to have been teld at the golf club was held in the au ditorium of th Commercial club. Small tables were arranged around the room and baskets of blue and gold blossoms were placed around. Mrs. A. F. Rahn sang a number ot songs. A large number of club mem bers were present snd many addi tional guests attended. Tea was served in late afternoon. Mrs. Curtis CroasWas hostess at the party and was assisted by a wroup of prominent younger matrons. Major and Mrs. Leo Walton are ex pected to arrive In Salem tomorrow i or Tuesday for a several weeks visit ! with the major's mother. Mrs. James Walton, and with his brother. Wil liam Walton. They are now stationed at San Antonio. Tex. They will per haps meet Miss Beatrice Walton In California and she may return with them. MUs Walton has Just been graduated from Mills college and will return to spend the summer with ber mother in Salem. Mrs. Oliver C. Locke. Mrs. H. H. Ollnger and Mrs. Ercel Kay were In Portland Friday golfing at the Wav erly Country club. They will go down to play in the state golf tourn ament. at the Waverly links .Wednes day, representing the Illahee club. in r n itnttnn and rrandsons. Chester. Richard, and Garden Olcott. j are spending the week-end in Dallas! Mrs. Louie Olson Entertained the women of th miisionary society ol he First Con evocation I eharch on Friday afternoon at her- noiue lor he regular meeting ot ine society About 39 members were present anu enjoyed the study honr. which was led by Dr. W. C. Kantner and tne short social hour which followed. Mr. and Mm. Charles A. Murphy entertained with an evening Ot rann at their home lat Friday when theyj entertained the nwmbcrs and their' hrtidmnds of the Monday Afternoon flared daring the evening. In serv ing light if treatments the hnties was as!st?d by Mrs. Frank Hrowi, and Mrs. F. W. Cox. Besides tte club members the guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown. Mr. and Mrs, B. P. Hoff and Mr. and Mrs. Harwood Hall or Chuiawa. ,Mra. Walter A. Denton was a hos tess yesterday afternoon when aV entertained the tnusle students ot New Arrivals New iw-ari ' New Stamped Hag New Stamped Centers New Hand Painted. NoTtUie i NEEDLECRAFT SHOP Phona 9S3 123 Court St. DRESSES:. That You Can'f Resist IN TAFFETA, GEORGETTE AND SILK COMBINATIONS These dresses are oat of'tLe ordinary in style,, materials and workman &ip , and will please tLe most fastidious wo man. AH the newest noterof luh londom are in eridence making tHrm most charming array of frocks. Dainty Waists These are the pretty' waists that are arousing so much Interest antonc Salem's lady-folk. Pretty hand-painted deslsns for each one. Our many patterns include some rcsl charming ones which you will It Was Our Good Fortune To purchase the entire stock of a manufacturer who had to close out his line at a price that was (ready below the normal. In every detail these dresses are o above the ordinary and the prices are surprisingly low. The good fortune was ours. We Make It Yours By offering you these dresses at reduced prices. It is seldom that you are able to get the best for less so do not let this opportunity slip past you. r . r . aV 1. . gljtpU?H (Co. - Quality Merchandise 145 Libert j Street Popelar Prices PAY-AS-YOU-GO PLAN . Originated for your Benefit like. S th-m at , . Parisian Waist Shop 212 So. Cottage ,$Pbone 120M 1
