TITE OUF.ftONT 'STATESMAN SALR.V. 01IKMON TUESDAY MORNIKC. JANUARY 11.. 1021 t ; BY; MOLLY BllUNK OU.t " iiiu-urindi iiwiKiiiK iitfir homos in lhts entertaining during the com lag' fortr a"8-' 9- many or the aUiexsolons uvo COI1e to Salem accompanied by their wives and 'if Your looc money buys more real food value -and ialisfccr . :r tion1f.hcn you cr dcr Dei- Monte Eeansvvith Toma to Sauce. V Try 5 rv ins the m in piacecf meat once cr twice a week and prove; it. ; lean, teeept sous and informal gatherings have M1d ih. six-ial calendar during ;ast M-jons, and indications at present ate 'thai they will ba the order this year also. .Many ot the ti-itiris: women are social leaders in . their own comninritfes ami compliments in their honor wilt he a matter oi course with Sulem society folk. V. ra,.,;,.,1 Not until. Sunday did the news of the wedding of . Mit- I tori. Churchill, 'youngest -daughter of State School Superintendent J. A. Churchill and Georgp Wellc'r. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Wel'.er. foecomfc known in Salem. The ceremony took' place in Portland j Friday evening, the young peo ple remaining over the week-end las the guesl4 of Mrs. Weller's brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. James K. Cltoh. Although the engagement had been known, for some time the marriage car.u as a distinct sur- nri tn lhrtir hinst Of fripnds Tlnth the bride and bridegroom are very popular in college and younger social sets. Mrs. Weller is a Oelia Delta Delta sorority girl or the University of Oregon, where sin is a enior.Mr. Weller Is an O. A. C. man and a Kappa Sigma frater nity nie.mbqr., lioth are graduates or the Salem high, school, ana it was during these darn that the ro mance began. After completing their college course the young rolk will make their homo in Salem. Interest' today and this evening j centers around Cecil Fanning and the Apollo club's concert- The I fPlehrated baritone will arrive early today with his accompanist. H. tt. Turpin. coming nn from j Portland.. The day wilt ho pasfed jiu!rtl, it bfint' Mr. V FanniiiV v.th to jtain a brief -real from hi i'ardRudtf ji.uei'it work, j 'Following i he. .coucei I thU ei iitng. Mr. Kannitiif and Mr. Tumin w il! h. lnuii.n d with a vt ci ii imi at th. William McCilchriM Jr.. rKHlinc-. .given hy lb Aptille clnh. wires and fetriniue fri-pttH f club iiiemlK'.-s to bo included :tf j guests. The Apollo ciuh hfi tiver ; th'ee alfaim in romplimi nt to :il: ; thf ir Milfdsts. and they :ive fach 1 hecn. marked, as charming and i mot interesting events, j Speaking of Mr. Fanning, the : latest e!itian of Mi::cal Ampri !ca" says: '"ecil Funning, baritone, end II. It. Turpin. pianist, were heard in an interesting program at the seventh Peahody recital. Friday artemiwn.'December 10. Mr. F?n n ins earned appla'tso! through his narrative, style and dtHJlamatoiy manner; Mr. Fanning, In an ur usual pro gram, proved himeir an artist, well equipped and the posses.-or of a very tmuitiful voice or great warmth. The baritone's program evoked .genuine .'enthusiasm' nnd numerous encore had to he granted." What proved to be one or the most successful as well as the most interesting rneetrnps of this season or the Salem Woman's club was that or Saturday afternoon i the Commercial club, which waa under the direction of the art sec tion of the club, of which Mrs. R. Monroe Gilbert ii chairman. Miss'ilelen McFaul, intmctor in the household 'arts department at O. A. C. was introduced as the speaker of the afternoon, and she chose as her subject "TheJL'se of Color in the Home."" with tlide from, the Iloue Beautiful" mag azine illustrating her remarks. Preceeding f her. Miss Ruth Johns appeared in several lwauti tul vocal numbers including "Mel Isande in the Woods." by Goetz; "Slo "Awake." by Iiomis. and F.yes" given as an encore. The stage was charmingly set to illustrate th talk and pirf tires, i of and had in-en irraiiffil under ..! h ! St iiiiei'iioii m .irs; wiuiam 11. i i iii.i.uin r ! Salem Cuiglurt. Jr.. and Mrs. Clifford i Sie lliammer o'' Vale. Krown. Several very ;e.ei Kent e Wjrr. O irge Steelitammr f Stt amples of nioleru furniture, se-rvi-rioii. Uatk Mf. anl .Mrs. S. II. I. tei fioin the ('. S. Hamilton 'Ktnuelso.i nf SUv.-rtr n. The :il- se?t ones were Mm. A. P. Allen, a diuhtr, and A. I'. St.-ehalti-mer. h th f San Francisco." F'or th" veniii eniertainment the Masonic roons were decorated mer all hut two or their i-hildre.J motive to Kalhei die's lve fo. partii ipatiii. The.se present ; her hosen profession than ih- werr .loi n I Carl SieelhamniT '-.i' . tt ou-'b: In honor with ben. of Woo'.ll.iirii. Mu nud.Mrs. I. K. ! reterend head! And If I haven't llumun r r Piti thiiid. Osrar i hojif-d .ur ears H lia.-n't lneii Dr. II. W.tMeaiiso nv ffng.'is haven't tin Mr. and ! led to do It.'" urin oi circuit court for rolk t next rase on th dckrt. Wach:-. county for 1921 . ill convene mian fr $2&rt a damaret,- 1l; ...... rt 1...... In ik.Ii .iie n.f . in I nf UOTH T TiiiMbv morning with Jielte Har ry H. Kelt presiding. Among lhej first matier-t disposed of hy Judge j iMo'.ily civil an. It will be the hearing of . eiti zenship pe tition hy Helen Nickel of ibis city; John Peters of Inde- stock cr( shown, including a spinnet deak and tale leg table The latter w4s set for tea and dis played a tea set in green and man darin rod. Adding to the color ef t feel was a beautiful Polychrome i w'lh Oregon grape, gold and greet nn. in floor lamp with iarchment shade, '"i'l" h- d:r. KChemo. Mavoritionalr lit. I . K:istm:H acted a clergy-1 erine better; i work At the close of the talk tea was served, arranged by "Mrs. T. A. Livesley and, Mr. John J. Roberts of the social committee of the club. Mrs. Alice H. Dodd presided at the urn. Mrs. C. Wiedmer has returned from a brief visit with rrienda.In Portland. . Th" Tcesday afternoon social' club bf the Order of the Eastern Smr will meet in the club rooms at the Masonic temple this attev aoon. Hostesse? for the meetlrt? ar? Mrs. (;eorge Dunpford. Mrs. J. A. r.ernarui. Mr. Le.ia Cherrin?- ton. and Miss Matt 13 Heatty. Miss Mabel Daoust of Portland returned to her home yesterday after spending the we?k-end wlta Miss Gertrude llartiuan. 41 Jt. Miss Laura Grant and Mrs.' G. II. WeiI returned home the last C. man. l-.astni:n acted a Mr. Stclhammer. Did I mm Jack's far- twitch a ir he t-:;d Imti struck wilh lb" I mil, it I Mllnn'a ttoril I vsi;. n't sure, (nit from thai moment I ! P "'jeiice and Peter IVrzell ,.f didn't lake my eyes from Lis;11"11 fare. Jury trials will begin Tuesday "If there ever was a saint con-, morning, the firsl cae being a sccraud to a cause," Lillian went suit by Mrs. Armlue O. Ynrfng of r voice warm with arrec-; independence asKtng tor me sum 1 e enlhKS'asm. It is iam-ioi inuw m uainages irnni me Sonno t her Red ros parents of her husband. Mr. and in this war. And even; Mrs. K. Young for alienation of though ylTn may hav won a hun-1 the said huband' affections. kniwn :xl Silvrrt .i "Daddv' S:ee!hammer was escorted to ih-3 wedding altar hy William Drake, S. K. Richardson acting ag rin bearer. The bride was attended try a matron or honor aud two bridesmaids. . the toYmer being ":Jrp. William .Town .and the tw latter being Mrs. Eiida Rientson 1 and Mrs. James Campbell. Mrs. :a Lurking Smile. Oertmde Cameron played thej wedding march rrom Lohengrin. Across Jack's rac flitted an in- ur, V. W Keen was tcastma"" 1 scruiable expression. one 13 dreil crosses, for valor. ben wounded eren unto death, ou have no right to ask her to re linquish that . work. Her lifa- ij Just &s inut'h deuicat?d to that work as yours was to fighting lor yo.ir couatry. Do You Believe in Insurance? . k You most certainly do especially in "Fire and Life" and why not in your purchases?. Buying from us insures you in QUALITY and the LOWEST. PRICES r L i v l .3u-Ji CECIL FANNING BARITONE SOLOIST Apollo Club Armory, Tonight Box office open now Tickets $1.50 I An alleged slander case insti tuted by tlrnest Wachtmann of Forest Grove, against Mrs. L. K. Phillips of this city will be the WANTED! 2. WOO f yrvttiMt girU la SALE M -THE CHARM SCHOOL" at tk Orecra Tktr yzt Sasoay WA1XA.CZ XI ID. tape . I at the banquet following the cer e.-Bouy. Mid Mary Smith, a chi- tffr member or the Eastern Star, in l ehsxH cf her sister members, presented Mrs. Steelhammer with a broach. Mr. Tewne in behrlf of the Masonic order, presented Mr. Steelhammer with a watrh fob. Attornev C. E. Ross gave a short talk. Lewis Steelhammer re&pond-sl for the Stelhammt family. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Steelham- Jf the week from Pot tland. whtr j J mer hava been residents of Silver- iney went to attend the Godowl;l-j ton ror years. .Senator and Mrs. Roy Rittncr cf Pendleton arrived Sunday to be her during the session of the leg islature. i .,' The Wednesday niht club of Mrs R. L. White will hold its regular dance In Moose hall morrow night. in . I : ! in QUAUTY and the LOWEST.PKICtb . : T - Z XT-.,' : i' . ' .- i ! ; ' i - :,. r .. . - . ''X .... . ..-. - J ' ChottGooefa. - ' j '; ' : ' , ... . " : ' 1 'mM M 1 The Olympic ! , ' ; 7 ; "mn : Line includes ! I mMJ your favorite Cereal fU J YV? 0?w . s- W lu I THERE'S a wealth of health N. A , and purity in each of these V1 and sealed packages. X ' ' fmS I ' : At your rieishbothood grocery. ' yggKr 41' ''ft? . along with Olympic Flour. f'-'fsihZ . . I Vr. Vn III II th mil I '" " J theater Thursday night. The Daughters of Isabella feat ured their formal installation of officers last tilght In the Knights of Columbus hall, a social hour and a light supper following, a- The leading social event ia Portland last week was the "Hu band Rench Show," given by Mrr. George Gerlinger, in which bus bands of the feminine guesta were scored Atctording to their bigness, their smallness. their goodness and badness. Amon the judges w-re Miss Mabel Withyrombo and Clarence Bishop. Dr. Gertrude Minthorn will ar rive today from Portland, and will remain a week or longer as the house guest of Mrs. 11. C. Miles. During hor stay she will speak several times, before various or ganizations in the city, upon her experiences as a medical mission ary in India. Following her visit Dr. Min thorn will go over to Nwjorf to ne with Dr. and Mrs. II. J. Mln- inorn Miss Florence Davis of Urown? ville is the house guest of Mrt. F. L. Purvlne durine th legisla tive session, upon the culmina tion of which she will visit her parents in Seattle. 9 Miss Eddv Common of' IfiCO Fir street left Salem Saturday evening for Berkeley. Cal. to con tinue the study of card wrltia?; ana decorating. JO. The North Salem Woman's club will meat tomorrow afternoon In its regular monthly session at the residence of Mrs. A. A. Graber on Market street. An interesting program nas been prepared. During the state convention of school superintendents. Brenton Vedder of Clackamas countv was the house guest of Mr. and Mrt. H. F. Shanks. 193 South CotUgfl street. Professor Veddr Is also mayor or Gladstone, his horn? town. Senator and Mrs. C. J. Edwards arrived the last or the week rrom Tillamook, and will remain with their uncle and , annt. ' Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Miles during th ses sion ot the legislature. An audience that fill the audi torium and overflowed into the Snndav school rooms, heard the splendid organ concert given at the First Christian church Sundcy afternoon, which was the first of a series to be given under the di rection of the Salem district of the Oregon Music Teachers asso ciation. Frederick W. Goodrich of Portland presented a program at once pleasing and finished, and with him appeared Prof. E. W. liobson whi was heartily received in vocal numbers. The audience was most appre ciative, and there remains no doubt of the success of, these af fairs. The next concert will foat itr Lucien Decker of Portland, on January 23. t .V- Miss Mildred St'ringham of La Grande arrived Sunday, and will n the holism guest or Mrs. R. L. White through the legislature. The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Steelham mer was celebrated at their Jiome last week and the Masonic lodge rooms. I A lunchron was enjoyed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Steelham- Representative and Mrs. E. R Carlton arrived the last of the wek "from Ashland, and will be here during the sesison of the leg islature, making the Hotel Mar lon their headquarters. CUT THIS OFT IT I WORTH MOXITY. Cut out this slip, enclose with Cr and mail it to Foley & Co., 2 K C ' Shefiield Ave.. Chicago III., writing your name and address cliaily. You will rrceive in re turn a trial package containing Foley's Homy and Tar Com pownd for coni;h.i. colds aud croup: Foley Kidney Pills for pains in rides and back; iheuma- t.sm. bacuaene. Kinney ana i.iaa- cier ailments: and Foley Cathar tic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for constipation, billiousn-ss. head aches, and sluggish boweu. Sold everywhere. which, if -I hadn't known him so well. I would have sworn I de tected a bit of lurking humor, cs of some crushing retort which be was restraining himself from making. Then he spok. coldly. Quietly: "Permit me to acknowledge the truth of everything you hare said. But f must also .remind you that I came today on.urgeu: business with Miss Sonnot. Jf she is unable to receive me I have no alternative but to write my mes sage. . I am conrident. however, that unless hs is dangerously ill she would have me explain my business in p?ron." Lillian looked at him search Ingly -for a long minute. Then she shrugged her shoulders care lessly. . "t tnow arhan I'm nn ritlnfct t-' th one and original glacier." she said. "Or cours". I have no alter native but to tell Katherine. She Is in no sense under my contrrl or even advice. But ir she were my- daughter " She ros- and went hurried! out of the room, the echo of her wrathy words floatiag behind her, It was a new sensation to me to see Lillian "nonplussed, worsted in anv encounter. Despite my kir. shin with Jack I felt distinct re sentment toward him. A moment later to my urprU he had bent over my chair, a quizzical look In his eyes, the wraith of a smile twisting his lips. "Plaose reserve Judgment, lit tle cousin. he murmured, "uni'.l after I've seen Katherine." (To be continued) ..TTTPq.Tr.-Tr J. Lli Lj (j VV7 i in - , - v- J . m I f pacqaqes or m The Genesee Pure Food Company. LeKoy.W.Y. FfTi j M.W HOOKS AT THE LIBRARY. REVELATIONS OFj A Wir t The Story oi a Honeymoon 4 Wonderful Romance of Married Life. Wonderful! Told bj ADELE OARRIS05 CHAPTER 792 WHY JACK REGGED MADGE TO RESERVE JUDGMENT UN TIL HE'D SEEN KATHER INE. "Problem of the Nervous Chjld." by Mrs. Elida Evans. "Essentials in Journalism." by H. Y. Harrington. "Fighting in Flanders." by E. Alexander Powell. "Farm Grasses of the United States," by W. J. Spillinan. "Elements of Business Law," oy Ernest W. Hutfcut. "Theory and Practice of Sur veying," by J. B. Johnson. "How to Play Law u Tennis" by Fred B. Alexander. " "Goveruinent of. England," by A. Lawrence Lowell, two volumes "Aeroplanes and Dirigibles of War." by Frederick A. Talbot. "History of Twelve Days," by J. W. Head law. . "Breeding of Animals." by F. U. Mumford. "The Potter's Craft," by C. F. Blnns. "The Basketry Book," by Mary Miles Blanchard. "Outline ot Applied Sociology," j by Henry Pratt Fairchlld. il "Industrial Arts Design," by William H. Varnum. "Les Trois Mousquetaires," by Alexander Dumas. "Meial Work and Etching," by John W. Adams. "Modern , Electrictl Construc tion." by Henry C. Horstmann. Every-Day Pronunciation," by R. P. Utter. "Cbupter From Modern Psy- Icbolosy." by James Rowland An- 1921 HAND LUGGAGE "Yes, Katherine is in." Lil lian said, gazing at Jack as if he were some new specimen of motn she was about to Impale and put away in a collection, "but she is Ivinir down, and I don't care to disturb her Just j-et." I saw the color leap into Jack's cheeks. He turned to me. ignor ing Lillian. "She isn't 111?" he asked, and there was that in his voice which told roe, how he adored Katherine. In spite or his stubborn Insistence upon setting at naught her con science and her will. Lillian didn't give me an op portunity to answer. "She isn't ' dangerously ill." she said, "but she will be. cud,felj aead in tne bargain u you t-i up this high-aud-mighty-only-oi.e-?go-t3-be-ronsidered stunt you've been pulling off the last r?w weeks." . I saw the flash of steel In hU eyes, knew that Lillian had stirred the slow anger which rarely man ifested itseir. but that could be terrible when fully aroused. "1 do not quite understand you. rm arraia. ne saia ir..y. 'Am I to understand tnat Jiis Sonnot has bsen honoring me by rnmr.tnlnlnir nf m V conduct?" Ho was towering ahove us, ra-1 mormon w. uurgas. ther an Imposing figure In ni dignified displeasure. But LB- lian has no regard for any pre tensions ot dignity. j. rry tnat line of chatter on somebedy lse. boy. Lillian said light'y, but I saw that shj was watching him warily, guag- Sng him that she mlht not over shoot her mark. "Here, sit down" with a dexterous movement he was ated in a big chair without Intending in th- least to be there "and stoo worrying about your twn dignity, and a man's prerog ative and all the rest-of that rot. while we talk a little sense." Jack's fare was liko a graven Image, but knowing him as I did. I was sure that he was molten in 1de. I knew also his horror or scenes, knew that he wouldn't deien to argue with Lillian would listen quietly to whatever she wished to say. But that rhe would m6ve hiin from any precon ceived line ot action I had very little hope. ALWAYS r .'BisfeoeY:. for better Men's Clothes at less cost 136 N. Commercial St. AT 1916 PRICES MAX. O. BUREN "Schrab and Rustum," by Mat thew Arnold. "Furniture for the Craftsman." by Paul D. Otter. "Fairfax and His Pride." by Marie Van Vorat. "The Matrix," by Maria T. Da ties. "Follow the Little Pictures." by Alan Graham. ' "Wunpost," by Dane Coolidge. "That Afrair at St. Peter's," by Edna A. Brown. , Bowser, the Hound." by Polk Circuit Court to Convene Tuesday DALLAS, Ore.. Jan. 8. (Spe cial to The Statesman) The first I CHANGES IX SCIILDULKH OHF.GOX ELECTRIC IIULW1Y On and after Sunday January 9tu. changes in the passenger schedules of th9 Oregon Electrle Railway will be made as shown below: No. 12 will leave Salem at 11:1 a. m. instead of 11:30. ar rive Portland. Jefferson street 1:05 p. m. instead of 1:30 and North Bank station 1:20 p. m. instead of i:4o. No. 17 will leave Portland. North Bank Station 6:25 P. M. Instead of 6:05. Jefferson Street 6:40 P. M. instead ot 6:20, ar- Instead of Lillian Is Outspoken. i "In the rirst place." Lillian be gan with a ting3 or irony in her manner, "Miss Sonnot didn't complain about your conduct, nor roluntecr any contidence concern ing you. But fortunately I hava the usual complement of eyes and ears, also I hop a fair faculty of putting two and two together and -makinsr exactly- four out of them. Why. man: I'Te heard you rive Salem 8;23 P. M 8:05. No. .19 will leave Portland, North Bank Station 9:30 P. M. Instead oi 9:20. Jefferson Street 9:45 P. M. inst?ad of 9:35. ar rive Salem 11:25 P. M. Instead of 11:20. No. 23 will leave Wood burn 2:30 P. M. instead of 2:07. arrive Salem 3: 15 P. M. instead of 3:05 No. 5' from Portland will ar rive Salem 10:15 A. M. Instead of A NEW CHAPTER IN .PANCE MUSIC MARGIE Unusually Tuneful A Prettier Melody Than -Smiles" 1 Do Not Miss Margie The very latest craze in Record "Hits" that 'La a real; tnumpn witn an live dancers , . ALWAYS Our Superior Record Sn ic brings to you ; the very latest selections at the earliest possible, mo ment. Call tomorrow or telephone for this newest fa vorite that is sweeping the country. . ; Here are a few other snappy late numbers by favorite dance oranizatior that will inspire you, to dance your very best. ' firSTine lor YMt . BMaiiful ' A talon .. ICwk-a Hj I.u",Uy M.ianT . ... Drlinf ... ... . . .... . .. 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