The Oregon statesman., June 13, 1920, Page 11, Image 11

:r THE OREGON t,TATiaMA SI XDAY, JtXK 13. HTM. 3
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C "" ' A wooa ana Dr. and Mrs.
IN A SOCIAL
ffAYd
By BCTU LEHORB VIS HER
The reception Wednesday evening
Men Dr. and Mrs. Henry J. Talbott
pre for tbe students of Klrriball
tones' waa one of tne largest and
Dott elaborate functions of the week.
Orer 200 guests thronged the apart-
Bent of Dr. and Mrs. Talbott at the
glnball school during tbe evening.
.TM decorations of the rooms were
beautiful. They were done under
tb direction of- Rev. H. N. Aldrich
of the Leslie Methodist church. In
- a . - m
the nan a"1 aasemoiy room a pro-
fusion of roses and wild flowers, in
which sweet Driar predominated
vera arranged aDout tne rooms
beautifully. Green and white stream
er! were also added to the adorn
ments.
Receiving at the outer doors down
tairs were Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Bates, Rev. and Mrs. David Hassel
Rev. and Mrs. Fred Roysdoh and
Rev. and Mrs. E. R. Deery. An
Bouncing the guests to the receiv
ing line were Rev. Roysdon. Rev.
Batea and Rev. Cooper.
The receiving line included Dr.
gnd Mrs. Talbott. President and
lira. Carl Gregg Doney. Mr. and Mrs.
J. 0. Ooltra, Rev. and Mrs. AV. W.
Howard, Rev. and Mrs. S. W. Hall,
Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Keefer, Rev.
and Mrs. J. E. Woodfin. Rev. Jl. N.
Gatke. Dr. and Mrs. Edward Sher-
E. S. Ham-
wood and
mond.
In the dining room, which tu
prettily adorned. Mrs. George J
Pearce poured and Mrs. F. A. Elliott
cut the ices. Assisting thrnnrhnnt
the rooms were Mrs. n. L. Steer
Mrs. M. C. Findley. Mrs. E. C. Rich
ards. Mrs. B. E. Carrier. Dean Fran
ces M. Richards. Mrs. Gustav Ebsen.
rs. ueorge H. Alden. Mrs. W. E.
Kirk. Mrs. Alice H. Dodd. Mrs. F.
W. Seele. Misses Mary Findley. Eve
lyn Gordon. Velma Raker, Margaret
Lgg, Mary Jane Albert. Marraret
Alden. Mildred Garrett. Muriel
Steeves. Faye Peringer. Genevieve
Findley. Esther Parounaglan and
Winifred St. Clair.
During the evening the Kimball
college chorus furnished a delight
ful musical program.
The alumni banquet of the Kim
ball School of Theologv was given
MOTHER!
."California Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative
; Accept "California" Syrup of Figs
only look for the name California
: on the package, then you are ut
L your child Is having the best and
t most harmless physic for the little
' j stomach, liver and bowels. Children
' love It fruity taste. Full directions
on each bottle. You must say "Cali
. j fornia."
at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Ed
ward Sherwood Friday evening and
was a pleasing affair for the school.
The rooms were attractively done .n
purple and white, lupin and wild
daisies being used to carry out the
school colors. Et each plate were
small boutenneires of purple pan
sie". Plates were set for 68.
Rev. Ernest Goudge. Kimball first
graduate in the class of 1909. oJhn
Woodfin. Alexander Hawthorne. V.
M, Jasper. Andrew Jackson. -T. D.
Yarnes, D. Lester Field Clarence D.
Smith. William Xichol and George
R. Abbott were the speakers and
the Kimball chorus with Miss St.
Pierre accompanist and Miss Lucile
Barton, musical director, rendered
special music.
Miss Elizabeth Levy was given a
delightful farewell surprise party by
a. large number of her violin pupils
last Sunday afternoon. Music, brief
speeches by the pupils, and light re
freshments mirde the afternoon a
very enjoyable one.
Before departing the pupils wish
ed Miss Levy "bon voyage." and as
a token of their appreciation of her
efforts in their instruction, presented
fcer with a beautiful bouquet of flow.
ers. a traveling bag and traveling
case.
The. High School Reserves met
Monday evening at the First Congre-j
gational church for one of the most
delightful meeting- since c-sanixa-tion.
After assembling Mis Lucile
Ross presided at th orgnn and Miss
Lena Bell Tartar lead in singing. Tbe
guests were then shown a cinema
of the Y. W. C. At. summer camps.
The delegate for the camp at Oak-
rldgw at McCredle Spring.? near En
gene to be held July 14 to 22 were
chosen and Misses Josephina I ross
Miss Frances Shrode and Miss Roma
Spence were elected.
Light refreshments completed the
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy A. Young of
Albany have issued Invitations for
the woddinz of their daughter. Miss
Isabelle Young, to Bogart Rodger of
Los Angeles, which will take puce
at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
Jnn 26. at the oYung home on
Sixth and Washington streets. Mis
Young is a charming young girl. She
has visited in Salem many times and
was the honor guest at a smart
bridge tea which Mrs. Harry Haw
kins gave this week. She also has
Jut completed her course at Stan
ford university. Mr. Rodger belong
to a prominent Los Angeles family
and was a captain in the BriUh fly
ing corps during the world war. serv
ing In France.
Mrs. T. A. Livesley spent a few
days in Portland visiting wlti
friends during the week, aud re
turned home Saturday.
Mrs. W. II. Eldridae returned
last night from Portland where she
visited for a few day during tbe
week with friends.
Mias Helen Moore returned from
Corvallis for the r.umme in Salem
after attending Oregon Agricultural
college during tfce winter.
Miss Alno Maillorman of Dep
River. Wash., who is on her way
home from attending O. A. C. is
spending the week-end In Salem as
the guest of Miss Inet Cook.
Mrs. George Waters leturned laat
night from Portland where she has
been visiting during the week.
Mrs. E. E. Fisher returned lat
night from Portland where she spent
the week going down a a delegate
to the state P. E. O. Sisterhood meet
ing. While In Portland Mrs. Fisher
met many of the prominent worker
in the baby clinic and especially
Dr. E. W. Moore, the rpeclalist of
the northwest for babies who gave
her much praise for the work of the
Marion county clinics which are held
here.
The committee of women of the
Marion County Children's bureau
who are working on the special baby
page to be given In Tbe Statesman
next Sunday are requested to meet
In the Commercial club auditorium
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock for
an important meeting.
Miss Dorothea Chambers has us
her house guest over the week-end
Mb? Hazel Madginson of Everett.
Wash., who arrived Friday.
Mrs. Percy Cupper entertained
with a delightful children's party
luesday for her small daughter. M
bel. who at that time celebrated her
10th birthday anniversary. About
14 girl friends of the honor gue?t
were bidden to spend the afternoon
with games and a -general good time
In the late afternoon a luncheon was
served in which a feature was a dain
ty candle-laden birthday cake.
Miss Eva Molton of Portland Is
the week-end house guest of Miu
Gene Bell.
Miss Gertrude Hartman and her
brother. Otto Hartman. who have
been in Portland during the week.
returned home Friday evening.
Mr. Leta Saling of Portland has
left for her home after being the
house cuest of Mr. and Mr. D. Ft.
Jarman on Cottage street. Mrs. Sal
ing has been at Corvallis where she
sang at numerous function at O. A
C. and at the graduati n exercl
Mrs. Saling noMtesse a beautiful
dramatic soprano voice and i prom
inent as a singer in Portland. She
has studied with Tagliero for many
years and is now studying for grand
opera. Her voice I especially adap
ted for out-door singing.
return la the fall
atudle at O. A. C.
to resume their
The annual ladies night Wednes
day at the Elk club was a delight
ful occasion of the week when ovr
400 Elks aed their wive or friend
gathered to enjoy a dainty supper
and a pleasing program gtv-n by a
group of the Elk. Later an Infor
mal social time unisnea me eve
ning.
Mr. and Mr. IKn H. I pjohn of
94 South Liberty treet. are recelv
ing congratulation upon the arrival
yesterday of a daughter. She ha
bten named Rowena Mary.
Salem folk were glad to ee Ar
thur Wilson, who arrived bh the
city yesterday directly from Indon
After a short visit here he will leave
for another tour of the world. Mrs
Wilson la In London at the home of
her sister. Mrs. K. Kline (Mildred
Davis), who visited here some time
ago. Mrs. Wilson will remain In
l-ondon for a year.
Mis Marion Steiwer is in Port
land where she went to attend the
wedding of Mis Iorothy Phillip
and C. T. Tooth which too place
last week. She will remsln In Port
land a th guest of her sister. Mr.
E. T. Douglas until after the Shrine
convention and the Rose festival.
Mr. X. T. Heyler left Thursday!
nlaht for Denver. Colo., where she
will visit with relative. She will
not return to Salem for two or three
months.
Dr. and Mrs
tertained in honor of Dr. J. W.
Walters of the Central Methodist
church of Spokane Friday at lunch
eon. Dr. Walters mad the com
mencement address for the Kimball
school. The guests were the senior
for the year and Dr. K. E. Gilbert.
Dr. Carl Greer Doney. Rev. II. N.
Aldrich and Itev. W. W. Youngsun
ct Portland.
Mr. E. K. Waters ha bed two
grandchildren. Miss Luemtua Wat
er ana .Nortnmp waters, atuueni
of Ore-jon Agricultural colletce. with
her for a short visit before they
ieave for Lo Anrele to Join-their
mother for the utnmer. Thev will!
Mr. Amr Strong was hostess for
two smart dinner of the week, both
of which wire at her home on South
Commercial street. One company
wa assembled for Tuesday evening
and the other dinner wa on Friday
evening.
Mrs. S. 8. Kddy of lielllncham.
Wash.. I ('.iIIIdi In Salem at the
A K. ftlbbard bom while en route
to Coos county to make her home
Mr. ana Mrs t;iorM also Had as
their guest Mr. Fred OHourke of
Independence, who came over for
tbe high school commencement.
A company of the youaxer set mo
tored to Spong's landing last Sunday
and enjoyed a picnic dinner and
passed the day at that favorite place.
Captain and Mrs. Karl Coulson
Flecel motored to Portland Friday
and passed th day with relative
Mr. Richard Mason of Portland
wa the house guest of Mrs. Sherman
Heckman during the homecoming.
Mrs. K A Bennett is Uitlnc with
Portland friend for a few days.
Mr. F. W. Seele has returned
from Portland whete she vtslte-1
with friends for a week.
Miss Ethel Liston and Mr.
Charles Nlemeyer have returned
from Portland where they visited a!
the homes of their sisters. Mr.
Ralph Harris and Mrs. Arthur I-ec-on.
The many friends of Mr. R. E
I ioitieroy. mho underwent a serious
I .1 - . 1 Wn..il .1 1 . .
Henry J. Talbott en- ... . ... , .
HUUUIJ. will vw p. v kmw
she is Improving and can now see
her friends
Herbert Darby of the I nUerslty
of Oret-on ia vlsttlnc bit mother.
Mr. Bertha Junk Iarb. over the
week-end.
(Continued on page St
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Newport foy tlhe Sea
Patronize these Live Newport and Nye Beach Business Houses
THE GRAND
NICE FURNISHED ROOMS
Front street. blnek aorth of boat
landing; lara kitchen for te of
weekly fiieala. Rate reasonable.
MRS. LIZZIE SHOLLENBURa
Newport. Oregon.
MEET ME AT MILLER'S
Preferred and Worn
By Millions
It's a big thing to be able to depend upon underclothing,
to be sure of it sure to find the same fine quality, per
fection of fit, washability, wearability, durability, service
ability, day after day, season after season.
That's why millions of discriminat
ing men, women, children prefer and
wear Munsingwear Union Suits.
Our stocks are complete and you
a I
will find every number maricea ciose
for sharp selling.
Voiles
Our showing Is most complete.
The quality is of the best and
the patterns possss a charm
and individuality only found
in High Grade Merchandise.
Priced from
50 cents
to $2.00
STOCKER'S MEAT MARKET
Reerythlnr I the Meat Iln
FRESH AXD CURED MEATS
Market on Front afreet. Newport: alao
aurlaa summer acneo at r Bench
rtaon
1L J. and M. M. KTOCKER
Newport. Oregon
AUTO TRANSFER
Meet all boat bacrac to any place.
I ampins partlea n apeclallr.
rhono Iltl
J. U U L. A C K
Newport. Orecrnn.
WaCOXROCERY
Groceries, flour, fruit, veaetabtea.
hardware, cook la utenstU; free
rirliverr twice aall. Tbomaa block
Srm Reach.
0X. II .WILCOX. Prop
Sr Iarh Newport. Ore
Dr. H. J. Mbtliorn, M. D.
General Practice Gla es Fttte4
Nre Rench
-S
tw aor
years practice
ta of Cliff
In Newport
DR.
Nre TWarh
IL J. MIXTHORM
Newport. Oreaon
NYE BEACH GROCERY
Comer Court and Reach streets,
one block from ocean Ktaple a4
fancy Krerlea. fruits aa4 -tables
la season
Nre Reach
C D. 8 ill Tit. Prop.
Newport. Oregon
Tw
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tor Summer
Comfort
Special Delineator Offer
Washburn of New York will be with us a few days more offering a social inducement
This is your opportunity to get the greatest ox, an maga-
iliss
on the best magazine in America,
zincs at
HALF PRICE
OLD PLAYGROUND
Opened under the
manasrement of
J. H. II. ASUERMH
Furnished apartments and cot-
taces; all newly finished and
refurnished: near ocean ede.
Rest place for children. Address
J. II.
Nye Reach
CHERRY CITY COTTAGES
Nicely furnished and electric lighted,
two blocks from beach and aioree.
K.c rates and reservations addrees
GEO O. IHVA1E
Newport. O-e
H ANDERSON
Box 2TS
Newport. Oreaonl
JONES' CONFECTIONERY
on Front Street
Ice Cream Coufectl-nr y. Twbaceo,
Oaars and Ucht launches Come
tnre and you will come
Nye Bcidi Ice Creim PtHor
Candies. Cla-ar. CI ft ret tea.
Ire Cream. Soft Iwinha. atl-eer
On Reach street. oe-aaJr Net free
T. MXXETIXO
Nye Reach' Newport. Ore w
B. C BLACK
RESTAURANT FOR SALE
Reet Localken In Newport.
On sceount of lllaeee In family will sen
for less than real value. .
ADORE VTtX til
Newport. Ore.
Don't (all to see
o. Km ni
Formerly with E. T Rarwe
Met up-ta-date and pee-reeole per
lloodt atove In Lincoln eouaty rch
Puppllea. tUlhlnc Pwlls an4 Capo. Men s
llnod Shoee. rtc Uf
b-elaa neao4s nave yen) aettara
r iKftee Dry tinii eeo
Nt to roeteffvro Xt Orw
DELM0NIC0 RESTAURANT
ON FRONT STREET
In
MRTER RflLDlNO
Rcsular niU and short eeder
Sea Food specially. Cesne la
rienty to eat. Price reason
Lnp4dary nod leweW
All hind of Aaia Cuttma ad !-la-
sVeaw at rt prro. Coneo d new
my etech. C--e re and rn
eireets. two beeeka n-eib mt li
na4 bwi.ic tare boha
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Wewpoet. rr
W. H. Bnrnrwt Ol
AGATES
report rrtn4ia. ppCoht and
nowntlaa M eon led A4e
rr sal. R'a yew U
fee stsminaliew
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MAXfrtTrntvi ;rwnxn
AND UartDaRT
Tweoty-fle year eapertowem.
all
week fteo4 Fl
NEWPORT
W. J 1rRTMWICK
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NKWPORT
i. M. JOXE1 Prop-
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Wtite Houxe Restaarant
ACROSS THE STREET FROM
ARRET HOt'SE OPEN ALL.
HOURS SEA FOODS A
SPECIALTY EVER TTI 1 1 NO
THE MARKET AFFORDS AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
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Newport. Or.
roJledl of eobered
slews In Oreem
CALL AND fEB t-
jft fwach
WESTERN STATE BANK
CORNER FALL
and
FRONT STREET
NEWI-ORT
OREOON
F. L TURRELL
NEWPORT TRANSFER CO.
.Meet all boats. lht T io
f.r baaeman on train: baaaeae
rheckeo from your nome to mmr rail
road point raewncer. mail, empreae
and freirht.
SERVICE t'R MOTTO
Rrs ph..ne Till Ruslnees phon fill
VANS' MARKET
on Front Street
GROCERIES. I.t NCH cnnpS
Freeh fruits and etableo
Kwtft's ITmlutn Raccn an4
hams: milk, butter. es snj
chevee; frerh fish, clafne an4
crabe Will erve you at store
.r aupply your shippma order
In season.
C F. VANPERPOOL
Neu purt. Or
Iverson's Store
The bt store oa Froat street. Just port f Tall strwf
.. faraliure. arocerlee. fee4. fikl pat--.
llsrJasr
Bd beach sspplie of
U ki4.
H. j. intMi. rrwtv
Newport. Or.
Tent City
FuraUhed teals aed rods tee. thteo Vlock frota oea
(rounds electric lickte-I. Rate by d7. neek or otk.
.. i. x.s w.r.Mio i:
Nei-ort. Ora
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tTnnd Goods.
HUNTER BROS. GARAGE
ON FRONT STREET
One block north of Ferry landtn-. E
pert mechanics; repair in of all kinds:
gasoline and oil.
Detroit Battery Aeaey.
TAYLOR'S GARAGE
FOOT OF FALL STREET
Opposite Rank
Auto service.
rrpatrinc. actey
vulcanial. bt-
lene wsldlnc
tery service, automobile acces
sor lea tire, tube.
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CLIFF
HOUSE
at wTKirw iwe, xyk iu:.un
ST outside room, overlooklac t . A placw wkera 70
to call home. Pleasaat room, comfortatla Wla. atttl4
service aad Wxaltoa mas aaytalaf. w k tk WL
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Newport (Free b froa boat t Ol.'f Hoe)
wUl tlk
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M. P.
aad E. W. HOTTER
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Proprietors
Newport. Ore a on
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