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SEVENTIETH YEAR
MALUl, OHHUOX,' Hl-MAY MOItMMJ, AlOlST 1. .1930.
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nUCE, FIVE CENTS
F, AREWELLS to visitors, to those
V who are moving away from Sa
, . lem and the informal picnics at
the country club and other equally
charming places have made up so
ciety's diversions, for the week.,
- Leading among these was the do
ner, dance at the lllahee Country
club Monday' evening, which 'Mjr. and
Mrs. William Everett Anderson spon
sored with a group of, the smart set
honoring Miss Elizabeth, Schultz t,t
New York City who has. been in Sa
lem for short visit with friends and
relatives. ...
i" The club house was bedecked with
a lovely combination of blue delphin
ium, pink and yellow snap dragons,
which were gracefully placed about
the room. A large square table, was
centered with a basket of the same
flowers which, finished the artistic
appointments on the board. Plates
were laid for Miss Elizabeth Sen u It'..
Miss Elizabeth Lord. Miss Catharine
Carson. Miss Cora Talkington. Miss
Ruth Schultz. Miss Dorothy Pea ice,
Mrs. Ella Schultz Wilson. Mrs. Fred
Stewart, Paul Wallace. Homer Egati.
Albert Egan, Carl Gabrielson. James
Young, Lawrence Hofer. Dr. Ralph
Mclntyre, James Crawford, Mr. and
Mrs. John W. Harbison, and Mr. and
Mrs. William Everett Anderson.
Miss Schultz left for her homo in
New. York Tuesday evening.
MRS. Ben' W. Olcott and twin
ons, Richard and Gordon.
left Thursday for : Carnun
Beach to Spend the summer and to
Join Mrs. Oicott's sister. Mrs. Oswald
West and their mother. Mrs. O. .'.
Ilutton. who have been there for sev
eral weeks. Mrs. Oicott's eldest scr.
Chester has been at the beach for
several weeks.
By RUTH LENORE FISHER
Mrs. Joseph L. McAllister enter-. Miss Helen Ballard of Portland; Miss
tained at a delightful party at cards ' Eunaine Craig, Miss Irene Curtis,
Wednesday evening, so that her many . Charles Craig. Albert Egan. Theron
friends could say good-bye to her
mother. Mrs. M. A.; Newell, who
leaves this week to make her home
In San Francisco. A profusion of
blue delphinium and pink roses weie
used throughout the rooms, wh'ch
added to their attractiveness. Card
honors at five hundred fell to Mrs.
D. W. Eyre and to Harry Hawkins.
At the supper hour when the hostess
served a dainty repast she was as
sisted by Mrs. Harry Hawkins and
Mrs. Robert McMurray. Guests were
invited to make up five tables of
cards. -
Miss Elizabeth Lord will preside
over a Sunday evening supper party
tonight, honoring Miss Mabel Robert
son, who soon leaves for the eaat. A
large table will be set out in the
attractive gardens and covers will te
laid for 12 guests.
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Distinctive in its rhann was tho
little musicale which Mrs. William IL
Uurghardt, Jr., gave Friday evening
at her Union street home compli
menting Miss Mabel Robertson who
leaves this week for the east. Mrs.
Uurghardt had asked Ralph Zerc her
to sing for her guests during . the
evening. - Refreshments in perfect
appointments were served during the
VV7UIU, VJ IUD UUBICB3. y
So that their friends might bid
good-bye to Miss Elsie llorgcl. a
lovely visitor- from- San Francisro.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Farmer were
hosts for a jolly picnic at Spong's
landing Thursday evening. Swim-
' mine and supper around a huge bon
fire werethe diversions." Those who
were in the party were Miss Uorgel.
SPECIAL
In order to clean up stock before Fall arrivals, I will give 10
per cent off on all stamped and finished articles.
See Our Half-Priced Table
, NEEDLECRAFT SHOP
429 Court Street t , Phone 958
Hoover, J.. W. Hyatt, Mr. and Mrs.
E, V. McMecben, Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
Roberts. Mr. and " Mrs. Ralph Coch
ran and the hosts.
Tuesday evening a merry group ot
folk motored to Spong's landing for
a picnic dinner and to pass the eve
ning. Those who mad up the part
were Dr. and Mrs. H. U. Olinger Mr.
and Mrs. ueorge Urown Dr. and
Mrs. L. F. Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. Mil-.
ton L. Meyers. Mr. and Mrs.
Dancy. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Baker,
Mr. and Mrs.- Oliver C. Locke, Dr.
and Mrs. R. E. Lee Steiner, Mr; and
Mrs. Frank Durbitf. Mrs. Earle Coul
Biin Flegel. Miss Eberlin ot, Seattle.
Miss Ruth Griffith, Miss taenia
Baumgartner and Harold Oiinger. '
Salem friends of Mr. and Mrs.
lluth McCammon (Esther Carson l
of Seattle are rejoicing over the fact
that they are coming to Oregon to
make their home and that they will
make their home in Salem tor a lime.
Mrs. McCammon will arrive Sun lay
night and be with her mother, Mrs.
John Carson. Mr. McCammon will
come In a week or ten days.
...
Mrs. Paul Hauser was a lovely
hostess on Friday when she gave her
friends a charming afternoon ot cards
as a farewell courtesy to Mrs. E, r.
Carleton whose husband has recent
ly accented the position of city
school superintendent at Eugene. It
was one of the delightful gatherings
which have made the weeks before
their coin a away oleasantty ' filled
with social diversions.
Shasta daisies and sweet peas were
beautifully combined la " the rooms
for the afternoon and in the dining
room where a well appointed luneu
eon was served when the cards were
over, a biz bowl ot sweet peas was
used as a centerpiece. At the cards
Mrs. Louis Sheldon Was awarded
honors for scoring the highest.
Those whom Mrs. Hauser invited
were.Mesdames Fred Ellis, B. F.
Pound; Rov Burton Lester Davis
A. Kurtz, David Wright, Percy Cup
per Thomas Larkins Williams, Lost
Sheldon. V. E. Kuhn. Clare Vibbert,
Ralph Glover, H. C. Marvin and the
honor gueBU '
One ot the happiest and most enjoyable-
assemblages of a recent date
was the reunion of the WaUing fam
ily. deseenaenU and relatives of thelterpieee for the table, around which I terns. A Jolly wieitner roast on the.
eldest Whalings., who-came to Ore- covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. bank ot the creek was enjoyed by
gon. In the very early days of . set-1 R. R. Shreve and daughter Janice, of about 35 members I, me etas, i
tlement and settled on the WaUing Portland. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Beck-
donation land claim in Polk county, man of Portland. Mx. and Mrs. V. H. The members ot tire Rebecca lod ge
This was tne second annual reunion I beck man of Salem. John Lickel. the I will have a social evening tomorrow
of the w suing eian ana was held I honor guest, and the hosts. Mr. Jin the lodge rooms. A very Interest
Sunday, July 11. in the J. D. Wall-1 Beckman left Monday tor his home ling program Is planned and refresh
tne. grove si uncoin. inere were l alter visiting for a month with rel-Intents will be served. t
88 relatives present and the oldest stives, in Oregon. - '
was Mrs. N. J- Wise who had Jut I I Mrs. Frank Davey left Friday
passed her, 80th birthday annlver-l mml v p i,a nil., morning for Bend to visit for a few
sary. The youngest member of thelheth lrd win th rirat of weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Cllf-
famlly was ine jntant ot Mr. and this week for their cottage at Seal ford Bowen. of that city.;
a Vt 1 Ufa ilia , M I I aa k.
xurs. nmipu ;"'is u iuis cuy. Rocks, to remain for the rest of the
which was six weeks old at thatUmnmer. Thev win bv th.ir
time. Relatives ot the . Waitings meats over thr Mn CI 1. fnn.
came from Idaho. Washington and verse and small sons. George and
William, of Walla Walla, who are
now their guests.
IMr. and Mrs. Walter Spauldlng.
Mrs. Nora Card Miller and Miss Ava
uTdrhule?reea!; iSlne will tSTSSrS.
. lI. fTJb! 'Li I fcck Monday but the others will re- ville where they visited ir
uwuu m ..-. .v.uK nn for s weolr at tho Sniii d nr f U t
held and John WaUing of Amity. I-..." . I m. m.' ?
all parts of Oregon to attend. Mrs.
E. M. McFarland and. son Raymond
of San Francisco, tailed to arrive In
time, getting Into Salem the next
day.
UW sumptuous dinner was spread on
who has successfully filled the- of
fice of president for the clan during
the year, presided, r Among the bus
iness , was the election ot officers.
Miss Emma Bartelle ot Butte.
Moat., has arrived in Salem, and Is
guest at the W. u. onrjnmertuw
home. ' i
Miss Florence Wright of: Portland
Is visiting Mrs. M. A. Bronsch at her
home ia this city.
Mrs. F. Mulkey and Mlas Margaret
McMino-
ilriends for
a few days.
returned to" their home Friday after
being visitors at the home of Mr.
and MrsE. L. Kapphaha at 130
Court street. Airs. Kapphaha and
(ir. Rovey were school males la th
east.
Mrs. F. !L Newcombe. Mrs. A. R
Blaadell ot Portland. Mrs. Sam Phil
Hps and Mrs. J. R. Broyles returned
Thursday night from Pacific City
where they passed several days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Josse an
nounced the arrival ot a son. born
to them In Roseburg Tuesday. J sly
26. He has been named Jack Bar-
iwek. Mrs. Josse Is remembered la
Salem as Harriet Barker. -.....
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Mr .and Mrs. Robert W. Craig mo
tored to Cascadia leaving here Wed
nesday and are passing a week, la
the mountains.
I Rev. and Mrs. R. L Iutnaxa left
Dr. and Mrs. John Barnwell, who I Monday tor a vacation of three weeks
In California. They will visit friends
In SebastoDoL Sonoma county, and
are on their way from Washington.
n n- Ik. VMtillnntna UlinHi ah.M
11 ?l!i?K Wf e11 President. thl rormer will be stationed as an several coast cities before returning
ixaipn tvauiuK -proemem, ana Ar and Ur John Watt of I to saiem.
Mrs. J. D. Wwlllng secretary.' Com-1 pAr.i. th. .v
mitteea were also appointed tor the the A. F. Marcus home oa Bellevue
year. .tr-t Mrs. narnwell and Mrs.
Miss Bertha Clark! and Miss
Teresa Fowls left Tuesday for a
A piano was taken out into Oie Msrcus are sisters, and Mrs. Watt f visit. Wftlle there they are
grove and music and singing Was
enjoyed. On the program, which
was given during the afternoon, was
a special reading by Miss Ines Pom
eroy of Twin; Falls, Idaho, and an
Is their mother.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Carver. Mrs. E.
F. Dyer and Fred Northup of Los
Angeles hsve left on their way to
domiciled at one ot the Anderson
eottsges, "Seldom Ian, overlooking
the ocesn.
Mr. and Mrs." Roy Burton leave
tomorrow for a vacation ot two
other special reading by. Miss Amy .flnr ws.hinrinn Canada. th Yel
Morris, a irasner oi elocution irora Howstone park, and through Colorado! weeas ai nwiiuwu.
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Here Are Dresses for All
Occasions
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Each frock greatly reduced, pos less the lines upon which fash
ion has placed her stamp of ap proval as being smart for-right
now wear. These are modeled of Voiles, organdies, taffetas,
georgette, crepe de chine and a few other popular fabrics. Ev
ery dress marked at a price that will sorely please you and
range from ..$8.50 to $35.00
Beautiful Waists Specially Priced
Lingerie Waists, embroidered, tacked and lace trimmed,
won't last long at ; - 5c
Georgette Blouses This collection of blouses is so excep
tional in style and so lowly priced that we feel that every
woman will want to purchase several at the special price
of . ..$5.95
You may choose from all our high class Silk Georgette and Crepe de Chine
Vaists and fancy blouses in all the late models and shades at 20 per cent reduc
tion. assortment of colors lat . . $1-98
Ladips Store
466-471
State Street
Men's Store
416
State Street
cattle, wno is also a member ot the Utter passing a short Tlsit In Salem
clan. n the home ot Mr. and Mrs. B. J.l
. I Miles.
A surprise to their many friends I "
was the wedding last night of Miss Dr. and Mrs. T. C. Smith Jr., mo
Cora Fischer and John Herbert tored to Portland Thursday and are
Plank, which took place at the par- passing a short visit with friends in
sonage of the Leslie Methodist I that city.
church at 9 o'clock last night, with L -
Rev. H. N. Aldrich officiating. They The R. M. Hofers. who havo been
The Frank W. Durblns left Sat
urday for tbeir. cottage at Neskowin
to spend the rest of the summer.
Mrs. W. C. Conner was summoned
to Cottage drove yesterday by a tel
egram ' announcing the serious Ill
ness of, her sister, Mrs. U- r. Orpord.
mho was taken to the Eugene hos-
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THE NU BONE CORSET
company uses the Only woven
wire In existence. We do not use
psper covered galvanized tin for
boning. Don't pay the profiteers
exorbitant prices for cheap goods.
Silk and fibre hosiery tor this
week only.' 11.75: were $2.25 to
J2.5& Dlack, white, brown.
A. E LYONS
Xa IkaneGrsci Parlors
421 Court St. . Phone SSS
attoiwifwt h mi., r.r-m'm. ni I nasainp th last tarn months in San I pitsl tor treatment en that day. Mrs.
Unrop and Otto X. Hoppes. It was Francisco, and Mrs. E. Hofer. who Conner taking care of the Orpurd
a rtag ceremony, and Mr. and Mrs. j Joined them about a fortnight ago. I famUy and household.
Hoppes went immediately to their
home at C96 North Cottage street.
are expected to arrive in 8alem to
day. They are motoring leisurely
where an apartment has been fur-1 and have visited many of the most
Interesting places.
Mrs. Y. E. Shater was hostess for
Heights and as a graduate' of Salem I happy little picnie at Spongs land
high school. Since that time she ling last Saturday night in honor of
nished.
The bride Is a daughter ot Mr.
and Mrs. O. , Fischer of Salem
has been employed at She state
house. Mr. Plank is employed at
the Co-operatlvery Creamery associ
ation and Is the son of John v.
Plank of Waldo Hills.
Miss Vera Jewett of San Francisco.
I A picnic dinner was spread around
a big .bonfire and. the evening was
passed in song and swimming. Those
Miss Marguerite Cook of North
Dakota Is . la Salem visiting st the
homes ot her cousins: Mrs. Harry
Hawkins and Mrs. Robert McMur
ray. : .;
. Mr. and Mrs.' John McMurray of
Spokane are guests at the Robert
McMurray home for a short vlilt.
Mrs.' B. F. Forbes has as her house
In the party , were Uiss Jewett. Miss meat. Miss WUlle Howard ot Med
Helen Corey. Miss Dorothy Bucaner.
Mr. and Mrs. Rslph Jacobs' have "i!!vR.B"f hI' JT"
gone to Seattle and to Rainier na
tional park for a vacation ot two
weeks. While gone Mrs. Jacobs'
sister; Mrs. Sam Brewn ot Portland
Ralph Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Buctmer and Mr. and Mrs. foa-
ford. ho Is spending a few days In
Salem. Miss Howard " Is assistant
librarian in the Medtord public lib
rary..
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Fullerton and
Mrs. Samuel D. UcElnee ente-IMr. -and" Mrsv Charles JCaowlaed -Te
amf hr hUln - m n,.- . I airs. .: siniei w. NCbiics enio- i .
lliln "SSXTrZ IV .Cf lhe,r tained with a prettily arranged din- U"J : .B,
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ner Thursday evening at the Court I from Tillamook and Netarta where
imrtm.nli in hnnnr tit Xfra Path.
Mn. a,, ss. Moner and sons. Harry Urine McCarthy- of Counell Bluffs.
and Jack of Shanghai. China, have
arrived in Salem and are domiciled
at the Court apartments. They have
come to Salem to spend the winter
sq that the sons may attend Salem
high school. Mrs. Moller Is a sister
to George Nelson ot this city.
Miss Harriet Griffith of Portland
is spending the week-end In Salem
with Mrs. Charles H. Robertson.
I a. Pink sweet peas and appropriate
Mr. and Mrs. WHU H. Bennett and
small son. Pearson, returned Fri
day night from Portland where they
were the guests of Mrs. Bennett's
sister. Mrs. Charles Bond, who is
spending the summer there from
Pendleton. - Todsy Mr. and Mrs. C.
M. Jaeger of Athena and their two
children will arrive to be the guests
Of the Bennetts. Mrs. Jseger Is also
a sister to Mrs. Bennett.
.
.Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hathaway and
small daughter. Janes, left yester
day afternoon for their vacation to
be spent in Portland and in Seaside,
visiting friends and relatives. They
wllf not return for two weeks.
The members ot the missionary
society ot the First Presbyterian
church are to hold a well planned
picnic Friday at the state fair
grounds, which will be one of the
pleasant affairs ot this week. Mrs.
John W, Harbison Is in charge of
the plans and Is arranging for a
very successful affair. It will be In
the late afternoon and evening, with
a big picnic supper at 6 o'clock. The
leaders In. the church choir are to
be there and will lead in the com
munity singing, and Dr. Ralph Mc
lntyre will relate some of his war
experiences. It Is planned for the
ycung people of the church, as wen
as the older ones.
air. and Mrs. Frederick Thlelsen
motored ov r to Newport yesterday
for the week-end at their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. S pence Wortmsn
bsve had as their guest Mrs. B. C
Hastings of Seattle, yho Is on her
way home from Marlon, Kansas,
where She has been visiting for sev
eral months. Last Funday the Wort
mans motored their guest to Port
land and over the Columbia river
highwsy.
-Mrs. J. I. Van Doren Is at home
after an absence of a month while
she was visiting relatives in Minne
apolis.
Miss. Alice Laughton of Portland
arrived in Salem last night and Is
visiting with Mrs. James Nicholson
for two weeks.
The home east of Salefn" of Mr
and Mrs. L. H. IJckel was the seen
of a birthday gathering last Sundsy
In honor of Mrs. Llckel's eldest
son. II. C. Beckman of Des Moines.
Iowa, who is visiting that home. A
place cards were . attractive on the I is a guest at the home ot Mrs. Amos
table. Covers were. laid for Mrs. Me-1 Strong. rs. strong ana ner gnesi
Carthr. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bolinger. I returned Wednesdsy night from
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Schuneman. Mrs. I Portland where they visited friends.
E. Saunders. O. Gaston and Mr. and
Mrs. McElnea. Later in the evening! .Mr. and Mrs.' Roy Shields and
they were joined by Mr. and Mrs. I children left Friday, for Neskowin to
Gordon McGIlcbrlst. I spend a month at their cottage.
. . I .
Mrs. Fred Ellis was a hostess of I (Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Rovey and
the week when she entertained the! daughter. -Maxine. 'of Oregon City.
members ot the Golden Hour dub
they passed a few. days' cutinx.
Mrs. John Lee Pratt ot New York
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and Improved figure lines la these
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There is a -right" model for every
"type of figure
RENSKA L SWART V-
CORSET SPECIALIST
11S Liberty Street. . . '
for a meeting Thursday afternoon.
The gathering was Informal and
though many ot the members are out
ot town on vacations a pleasant aft
ernoon was passed, at the close, ot
which the hostess served a light re
past.
Miss Gertie Kapps entertained at
a dinner .wednesdsy night at ner
home In honor ot her sister. Miss
Anna Kapps, f Her guests Included
the girls who are employed at Pat-
ton's book store.
The Marion County Veterans' as
sociation will assemble Thursday in
the grove near Sllverton for the
second meeting ot the yesr. All the
patriotic organisations of the coun
ty have been invited and It Is pos
sible that a special train will go
from Salem, returning In the eve
ning. An interesting program' has
been planned by those in charge.
Rev. Charles Lisle of this city Is
nreslderit of the organisation and
Mrs. Norma Terwilllger. also ot Sa
lem, is secretary.
.
The many friends ot Mr. snd Mrs.
Alfred A. Schramm, are sorry to
learn that (hey are leaving Salem
this week for Corvallis to reside.
Mr. Shrsmm has resigned as state
bank examiner and has accepted the
position of cashier at the Corvallis
Stste bsnk. Though his resigna
tion does not take effect until Aug
ust 9, the family are moving over
this week.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Shrsmm are
very popular in musical circles of
the city, for he Is quite a singer and
Mrs. Shramm is a pianist and or
ganist ot ability, and their absence
will be felt . very much. Thougn
their friends are regretting their de
parture. they are glad that they are
to lire so tear.
One of the j oil lent affairs of the
summer months was the Salem O. A.
C. club picnie Thursday evening at
Spongs landing when the college
folk got together for a college feed.
Reminiscences of the days st school,
college songs and stories were.en
Joyer around the' bonfire until late.
About 30 graduates and former stu
dents made up the picnic
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Monday evening Misses Ruth and
Lora Purvlne entertained the mem
bers of the Live Wire class of the
Leslie Methodist church tor a lawn
party on their spacious lawn, which
large birthday cake formed the cen-'had been lighted with Japanese lao-
House and ' Porch
DIX DRESSES
How attractive they are! Thes Dix lrrws of prettily
pattermil percales ami pinfrtiainH. llright plaids ail
dainty checks are to I found and the drex-s have the
added value of durability. They are mad alonjr practi
cal line that make them very easy to launder and are
made with deep hams and taped seams.
$3.98, $4.95, $6.48 to $7.50
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