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THE? OREGON STATESMAN. ..SALEM. OREGON SUNDAY MORNING. NOVUM HER. 21. 1920 SOCIETY NEWS OF THE WEEK " i r a- i t t C' H 3 1 i i A MONT, the notable programs j peared m solo work at the Sal.Mn. dinner hotter biddin in ad- . to bp Riven by the Salm Rotary olnh. and was warmly re- ! riif tonally M, v' W V Fow , ?i d I 1 Woman's club during De- reived.. She Is also accompanist ! Tt rea p.", win t rrmber rs the one scheduled tor j for th Apollo club (,r this city. . i i land five orl.k. to whirli all arejT. II. Kar.n. Mr. Philip Fran.-; art iv rmri. m ill evtetul tnv- .miss nuumi saw to have a hriir.aiit future as la musician. Sh is a student now at Willani-. is continuing obligations. n.Amher 11. at which time a nipeussion . of child welfare will ho had with a group of piano .nnlN bv ; Miss Until Bedford 1 ette and as a added attraction. There is already keen anticipa tion regarding the program Miss ItedfortI will present on this oc casion as her work as a .". pianist t has received much commendation. Th event of the child weffare nroram will giv bnst interpretive selections. Her i ' 'r; -Mr O. A. La- Jnlo work is declared to be artis-, rrse ' 1 MTaol,a 15yno"K tic and full of spontaniety and.;" t'ri'.aj Mr?. L Course enter Impressionistic fire. She has taui.i v u a sma l informal tea been a keen student of tire piano tr her mother, bidding as guests for several years and is now reap-j a lew rmnds who knew Mrs. By- ' lnz the reward Tor faithful aFPli-Ucn mcst intimately- during her cation to the muse. I residence here several years aso. - Miss Bedford has recently ap-i Today Mrs. LaCouise will be a Mi.-?, Bertha ( lark, who is leav ins shortly for Pasadena. Cal. to enter the Pasadena general hospital, was complimented with i a surprise farewell attention last nignt. wnich was, planned and SALEM MAN'S ENGAGEMENT IS ANNOUNCED fr cal education with Miss Beatrice Shelton o that when she is ready f baVA -"lrn univApe tv ...:it be fully prepared to meet outsid !',T,'U, ? A,,s T? Fowle. who f j Mrs. F. S. Byubn of Portland !! ! I AVictroIa f or Gtaslmas! At no time of the year is music so essential to your home as at Christmas time. At this period of reunion the t songs we loved in childhood make their most . winning ap peaL During this season of festivity 'records : for dancing do their greatest service. - Now is the time to pre pare for Christmas by or dering your Victrola. It is waiting-'for you in the store no w but a month from now some one else may have taken it Some: one else may ihave, the pleasure, that should be 1 if, . . ! ' ' Xi;'. vi U ' I '''"i m; as putsts a mronp or cIom' Trienis of tli honoree. The rooms of the Fowle rei- .i n i, ,i ...... . ri music lO'trs .p. Saturdav end i u.iin. .i i., . dnrin' the evonlno- wora 1 I Lillian Hartshorn. Miss Agnes P:ivn. am'M'iss Lucille JaskosH. A. pretty feature was the present ing of u ;-irt as a. farewell remem brance. GuesU bidden were Miss Hazel Keler. Miss Cora Talklngton. Miss Oda Chapman. Miss Mary Chadwic'.c, Miss Jehsie Miller. Miss Svlvia Millar lt k'ino 'Mis:? Asnes Bavne. Mi$ m.hhp Savage. Miss Henrietta AVolfer. Miss Iinth Fisher. Miss f Jaskoski. Mrs. J unes F. Elvin. Mrs. il. I.. Clark. Mrs. Lillian I ITamhorn. Mrs. Frank Jaskoski i and Mr?, w. P. Fowle. The degree of culture of aj ccmi.tunity is shown ( by the cou- dition to its art life.' Salemihaaj for a number of years been known as somewhat of a musical i center, now It is gradually de veloping an 'merest In pictorial art and the art crafts. ,t The es- laDusnment ,or the R. Monroe Gilbert's Arts and Crafts shop, which had its opening this week. Is a demonstration of this' awak ened interest, for otherwise a place of this sort could not have been made possible. . Thi unique an1 clever shop promises to become a center of art activities here, for it is not merely a store for the selling of art objects, but fulfilling the de-' sign of the originators, will be more of a general headquarters for lovers of the beautiful. Later Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert plan a ser ies of Etudio teas. The entire stock displayed is designed by Mr. Gilbert, with the exception of a line "of frames from . ihe most exclusive manu facturing company in the United States, the II. Lieber Co., of In dianapolis. " 1 Mr,. Gilbert is well prepared for the work of designing, hav ing worked in the studio. of Toj ettL an artist of national fame, in San Francisco, and he alo did craft work in Gumps, which , i M . - . V'-. ordUtlr invitt-d to li.-nl lend- f !h inMiiiitt.n Jiokt-d it mak dt.nati.m at Ibat Mr . V. : time of fruits. Mr. and Mr.. Carl C. WVI.b. Mr. kI .Mr. Frank V. Myer and Th-'lin. Mm Charts Vhttmr. Jtr "tat ton ur me o-ann. tr.in are ' K. ii lift l. Ii.ii. iiri I'jbI Mac -r. a f l't Cl. Th- v-reta!ln or inn- ! Klin. !n Mr. J. C. Ni hoj-sn. Mr. S. II KeBey. r. it m.ihI Mr 1. Tr.twri. VI r. Fri Sr r" pinnra prtiaan;; ir .VIH'u'UukIi. rratT iciMtitf. and If Ik in Mr. Jm : ttial rtv.i at ih re iJen cf S. Shl! .Mr. B- 1- Nevi lt Imi- It mtnrr vf (a IVAN G. MD.NIEU aon of Mrs. Ida McDankJ of Salem, . whose engagement to liss Dorothy K. Belcher of Cali- fornia is announced. Mr. McDaniel was formerly man ager of the Salem Commercial Club. He is at present at tending Leland Stanford Jr. University, from which insti tution he will be graduated in June. Miss Belcher is also a student at Stanford, and is well-known in Southern Cali fornia society. " : v. Mr. and Mm. Walter Kirk com- att.n.l the (lrecui-o. . C. j ,t-um. in (:.rvallis yt-rdv. H , Mi.-.- m.rr.thy SieiikloO. Uude ,rifii.si.,a atnf ih. ir ralhor WBiiani ! II. Stf.i!.U, rl jr.- oihr Sj1iu Mk IHhll I.Mik in fll. ill r irt i j !(i.rvKlliH yfsi.f.!ay. j I -w- -3 j Mr:. V. M . Kniih will ?n;er- Isin n !h r huo guf..t n iriac Institution w-o". ?.!rf. Berthj iChurrhiJf. an Instructor In the , Hubbard b !i.r.!s. h. will arri;e jllay. j - j Mari,' Brtiietfiin and and l i..h K.lna AckTtnan w-i.t jorer ta Corvalli.t Friday nisht to jr.in.iin f r lh. c-k-end. M iit ! Clara Br.'iti n.itei?i a to :itr 'tain them a h-r euU at Waldt lilall. j Another rard tlub that will aid ( in making the winter afternoons ; pass quickly was orgaalied re cently, the tirst session being held this week at the home cf Mrs. Charles II. Whitmore. Member sufficient to make up several ta bles of bridge were present, the prize rciag secured ? by Mr. L. S. Sheldon. Tea was tarred following tte game. Mr?. Whit more being as sisted by Mrs. J. C. McLeod end Mr. Nicholas Ih-ew. The clib will meet every two week. Mr. James Nirh-lon to be the te. t-nd bouie of the year. Members are: Mrs. W. O. CUrke. Mm. Nicholas Drew-. Mr. StrLllin. Mr, GiBert. cld-fahii.e.l pa'r. rT jf. . Jierion. lhT ill b enjlaratl Tha..VglT-r ,.,v T!to!u,'Cff,l " ... whoM brrival i aitiripstd are) " -r.' . , Mr. and Mr. Alff-.l A. Schramm! , ""V.l ' t.iiI, Vr and little daughter P-trbli. wh.,!', ' h- TIUic c.ab !r. will .a,e mer f r, ui Corr-BUj" V". ' J? u t ui T. ! m" Wednr,! t.. remain over the M rlly m at '"l wk-e:.d with Mr. Srhramra' rri-r. .ltJ M? Gaffr vLrKn. vi.. - a larg rloter of Pir-nt. Mr. and Mr V. J. Kunfi .' hryntheHian:. nhh wh will also b Joined by Mi-""""" -f--j.i ti.it- ! Cover werr IIJ " ' t i LTi.rtT Mr ibJ Mr. , , v. ... r . . . . for Mr. cad .-. i knntiind. Vr. anJ Mr. M. Iri-ne Curtis, who U io(U(tw iu. Mr. BB4 vr. 1 lntrnctor In th- CHtage t:rore.jnfkJ Ur Jahn savage, t-f llign Sch l. Im the lk.mic Art wrtlai4; and the hoi. department, will arrive t-ly o from Corvallis. whrr h wr.t to' TlM. fUt0 t.: th(. v.sr Mr :h-r '' Kt o' her -n.rity l-KaJtar ha been r"t P""! ters at PI Beta I'll bo,iM over) De-alr tb fifieemli. WILL RADIUM AT LAST OPEN THE DOOR OF THE GREAT UNKNOWN ? I'. yon ar nick and want-to Gt W!l anil Kwo WpII. wrii for titrratnr tbst ! '"w nnjr mill tunou nntnown fv.rttinl Ihe flrt nf lha T.nA wmH-rfnl rt-w etrmm hrivt relief i 1 rt Ian'1 , "m, r, . ro o ,anT;MjffT-r from Coit fvaiioii. j to be ovettThanksgivin immmatism, hriatira. is the most exclusive art store in the United States. It ha3 been said "We ascribe beauty to that which is simple; which has no Superfluous part; which exactly answers its end: which is ; related to all things; which is the mean of many ex tremes. Things may be pretty, rich, graceful, handsome, and Ftill lack' beauty." It is the aim of the Salem studio to 'attain to this ideal. i Mrs. Mary Howell will leavu the first of the week for San Francisco, from which place she will sail for Honolulu, where she idans to spend several months. neatb red shades, casting a ros eate glow over the board. Following the courses, the bus bands of some of the guesta) dropped in repahing to tb ou llard room. The feminine guest enjoyed an informal social hour. Those irrvited o participate were:. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ber nard!, Ir. , and Mr. Richard Kriesel, Mr! and Mrs. Earl Ander wn, .Mt-5. Afem Pearre, Mrs. Gale Church. . Mr. Anna Guefrroy Mrs.: Leah Armstrong. Mrs. Viola Tyler.- MtW Ma belle Brassfield. Miss Itertha Waldorf and Miss Kcho Hunt. V r- Mr. and Mr. Bliss Darby be gun a series of dinners, which they will give dnring the wlmer. ine ntoioaii game, ana win snen.i .... ..,.-t-,,i v..r.-r. Ihe coming week wlih her par- Mr -7th f-;naR near Thaak rnt. Mr. and Mr. U G. Curll. ;Kf:rg M-ntlm th work of Mis Can! vUil borne U pa nllun m .tlno with tb" asioned by the Tear he rV In.fi- .rkl meetiar each wrk tnte. she being acrefnl in her.ffir sewing efforts to be tranferred fnm " - - The recond dance cf tte series ring given by ta Kaieaa arB F.agene to Salem. A forthcoming affair that pro-'rinh will be held in Moo "b a II mise much will be the second j Drtt Taeday nisht. The rom of a aerie of parties which on iuitt named to erteet detalli of the group formed of the Wtat Central circle of the Ladies Aid Society of the F1rt Meth-nlUt rhurrh will glT shrtly. The list tf name Include Mr. K. E. FUher. Mm. K. K. fpmyer. Is composed of G!en Nile, chair man: C A. Vilbert. Le Gilbert, and S. G. Brock. As heretofore the affair will b formal and tcz Sariner anl their wives and vcxren friends eeln- Xlrs. J. B. Littler. Mr. V. t,tfT Tne cnrtae color i!l b4 Ycnng. Mr. W. IL Byara. ' Mr Walter Wlnslcw and Mrs. P..nld Cluver. which insures the utrtni if the affair. The circle, which ha a bo it 2j Binied in derorallaf and will k eomtiacd with the :lfla of Thar.kgivig. ? (Continned on rare 41 Mrs. IL lla'rtman will' .viUjTiurrsday ."Tvifcht; Covers were NVaraliria. Nf-rvou Prontration. Hirh Bloud Frpssnr and dineaxr of th Stom arh. Ifart. I.nne. IWr. KiiltifT and ether ailment. Yon war Drfmrn K-,.lio-Active Solar Pad dav and 'niicbt. receivinit th Kadio-ArtiT Kayi rnntiiio nnusljr into your iTntem, ranmiiK a healthy rirrulation. . overrominc slueiishnei. throwing off impuritiea and ntriDi the tiasaes and nerve to a normal condition and the next thing you know yon are getting; well. Sold on a tet nronoxitKin. Ton are thoroughly satisfied it is helpinr yon be-1 fore the appliance is year. -Nothing to do but wear it. No trouble or expense, and the mo.t wonderful fat about the appliance is that it is sold so reaaonable that it is within the rearb of all. both rirh and poor. No matter how bad your ailment, or how Ionic standing, we will be pleased to have yon try it as onr risk. For full in formation writ today not tomorrow. lUdinm Appliaar Co.. 262 Bradbury Bldr.. Lo Angeles, Calif. " What Pleiasuire HI Jewelry Affords! Think of the pleasure . you experienced when you wore your first "piece - of jewelry! Ke.memler Itow1 ycu wanted to show ,r your new ring to all your friends ? Wearers of the dainty jewelry and orna ments we are now offering are proud to ".show' them to their friends. There is a mark of eh .-jranee in everj- article, whieh distiuguishs the wearer from others. Make your next gift a jewelry gift! are now laying aside-articles for Christmas. A small dfj osit will hold the article for yon. Hartman Bros. " Jewelers and Opticians , S'alem, Oregon- U We Are IIAtLMARK Jewelers. nest of friends. Mr. and Mrs. John B week Dclph of arranged for eight, a pretty lav ender and white motif being forked out. ' Cbry-anthemnmi filled a big basket for the center piece., and additional appofnt- r,n. ik- i.. V ,v, rnentB anueii to tne mior eiteci. week to" be ' guests of" Mr.'1 and PT."'' U Mr. Alan Byuon. the four ac- ' V" Mf e u companied by Miss Catherine Pa.r'y n1. Mr and M"' 1 un Carson and Lawrence Hofer for- Jonn on- m.in,K.a L" ""l"8 a pI"!' i Mr. and Mr. G. E. Schnnemann IIP 1UI IUC UlCUU'V. A. AWb- ball'game. The Dolpbs will -re turn to their home tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Mc-i Callister and Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Luper were others who' motored to Corvallis yesterday for the football game. Mr. and Mrs. Walker Keith Powell and their children drove up from Woodtnrn to ras the week-end with Mrs. Powell's par ents. Judge and Mrs. tGeorge G. Bingham. Mrs. Henry J. ,15ean spent sett eral days in Portland this week, going down with Mrs. J. K. Locke and her -daughter. Miss Beatrice Locke, who came up to join Miss Grace Bean for the U. of O. Homecoming over last week-end. - Mrs. Eola Myers left Thurs day for Woodriver, 111., where the will remain on a fortnight's visit to Mr. and Mrs. Kalph Matthews, being accompanied home by Mrs. D. W. Matthews, who went east about two. months ago. vc ' Announcements have been re ceived of the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd W. Shin ier, of Harrlsburg. who arrived Thursday, November the ISth. and who has been named Barba ra. Mrs. Shisler is a niece of Mrs. George G. Brown and Mrs. H. 11. dinger and is remembered as Miss Gertrude Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph IL Albert accompanied by Mrs. John C. Griffith attended the game in Corvallis yesterday, being joined tor the occasion by Miss Mary Jane, Albert, a student at the U. of O.' Miss Lenta Baumeartner. Mis Margaret Stolz and Miss Mar garet! Griffith are among the ; younger girls spending' the wek- l end with college friends in iEu- ! gene. The charter members of the LaArca clnb of th I'nited Arti sans gave a .surprise dinner party Friday nisht in honor of Mrs. J. A. Bernanli. who. has served a number of years as captain of the Cadet team, and who recently re slsned. Th dinner was given at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ri chard C. Kriesel. The house was beautifully dee orated for the occasion, chrysan themums carrying out a yellow note In the living room. The dining room wa'. particularly dis tinctive with its crimson decora lite -faotir: Carnations In this color arranged with asparagus fern formed the centerpiece, the nlac cards being email red rose will go to Portland Wednesday to attend the matinee of Chu Ctiinj Chow at the Ileilig. They will I remain orer for Thanksgiving. -If Judge and Mrs. George IL Bur nett, accompanied by Mrs. Ed ward N. Weller, motored to Port land yesterday to be the guests of: Mrs. Burnett niece.. Mr. J. V. Bickford. who was celebrating her 23th wedding anniversary. !' Miss Carol Dibble writes inter estingly to friends here of her work in the department of the Spoken Word, of the Cornish Fchool of Music in Seattle. There will be a break In studies daring the holidays when Miss Dibble will return to Salem to spend the time with her parents; Mr. and Mrs. TA. C. Dibble. 4s- The annual "Harvest Home" festival will be held at the Old People's Home, corner of 1 2th and Ferry streets next Tuesday afternoon. A reception wfll be held between the hours of two Helpful Health Hints He sins aeainst his own who Ignores the osteopath. life The man inclined to tell you all of his troubles will soonibecome one of yours. Whiskey I getting Its Just dwerts. When will the poli I (ctaris get what is honestly com ing to them? ' Remember this: the health and efficiency of yonr friend -was achieved with the same equipment that youroureIf possess. The man who never changes his mind never does any thinkinr. and the man who does not think is drifting always toward the rocks. j I It may 1h prnvij wiih murhj certainty that God intends that no! man shall have uood health in , this world unless be makes it part of bis daily program. i Neurasthenia, "nervon break-' down.". nervous prostration." '"brain fas" and allied states are merely the outward manifestation of some constitutional or anat omical fault which must be sought ont and remedied. If the condition j is to be Improved. And the best. the most efficient corrective of( these "fanlts" is osteopathy. t Copyright 1915 by Williams Pnb-j Extra Special' For Week As an addition to our BIG THANKSGIVING FEAST, now on In fall blut, ne have added these wonderful barf ain$: ' v . . Next Dresses These come In models of Silk and Wool, and are highly de sirable in every way. ; To make FINAL CLEARANCE they are marked less than cost: $14.9 I I ii'i i ' r.'i "1 ; iC- i ( Two-Tone Jersey All Silk Petticoats i buds. Red candles gleamed- I-'1 "suing Co. AJ1 rights reserved.) ; Through a most fortunate purchase, direct, for cash. wer vaaaa viivi uu tuui w a. nuwiuviauih auv. UUC siC t'le I1 J shades and combinations to select from. They are strictly High Quality, manufactured by experts in the business. We have set the price for a rousing special a, $4.98 ust Received A most beautifully knit Sweater, from the finest of yarns, in colors that em brace the season's demands. They are styles that open down the front, to be worn with Vests, and are particularly adapted for school girls wear. We have put them in this Thanksgiving Event at Special $3.98 JERSEY SPORT JACKETS, in navy blue, brown and heather. The very last word in Knit Jackets, specially priced $12.95 n II Good Goods. (cLy a