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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1921)
v -4: -t- """" III, i jMMaaWMMBiMMMMMMMM'MM,MMM,'"M,'",,MM,l'wM - - - i i I -ii ? BY MOLLY BRUNK MEMBERS of the Salem Com mercial rlnh. tl.tlr wives and friends are antlcipat lar "the concert to he given by , salent Symphony orchestra V. v.ninf In theTlnh auditori- itia ukich is to be tary performance. pram at 8: a i otuplimen A mixed pro- to begin will be presented. I5i o'clock. lr. and Mr. II. P. Peters of Hoqulajtt. Wa?H., formerly of Sa-,-m who arrived about a week - i ! 1: ' . .i-i . I It's the inimitable Dai. Mont k Tomato Sauce and the Del Montb Method of preparation that make Dei, Monte I Beans different from any other a i , . you ve ever irieu. And they're as , economical as they ' V - are good. n ,r ... . ia" le leading lemtnlne O. P Iloff entertained as 0tne appearing In the ca -week guest Mrs. t.ny Rey- vgs KIorence Dell. Miss 1 f Portland. ir-oai ua t k.i mh.mii, Salem School of Expreision Lain Rosamond Walton; Director 147 U. Commercial phone 592 1484J ago -to make an extended visit at the home of the latter s parent?, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Cotterhian. wre the inspiration for an en joyable evening of cards, which Mrs. Clarence Townsend arranged for last night. Several tables were arranged for 'iou" in the rooms made festive with hearts, cupids and other emblems of St. Valentine's day. 0 Thn( tr3fnt were Mr: and Mr?. O. C, Wat kins, Mr. and Mrs. IHn Pane. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hlatsdell. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Taylor, Mrs. Winnie Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Town-send. Mrs her mid nolds of Portland . Mrs. George Rewell of Rose burg is the guest of Mrs. Marie Flint. " :1 Mrs. R. O. Schuckling has gone to Denver, Colo., being called there by the, very serious Illness of her brother. Warren Gilbert. - Malcolm Smith will come down from O. A. C. tonight to spend th week-end with his parents. Dr. and Mrs. T. C. Smith Jr. - U'W. An enjoyable surprtse was planned for I. D. Hutchinson: by Mrs. Hutchinson, the affair wh'ich took place Tuesday night at their cottage at the Falrgronnds, be ing In honor of the former's birthday. All the Insignia of St. Valentine's day was. introduced in th decorations. Informal enter tainment was furnished, culmin atins with a late sumter. which featured a birthday cake, lighted by 46 pink and white tapers. Those asked to participate were Mr., and Mrs. II. H. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ragsdale, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Beamer. Mrs George Smith. Mrs. Z. J. RigS". Mis Esther Davis, -Miss Mary Rags dale, Miss Ruth Hutchinson. Miss Edna Lorey. Joseph Davis. Thos. Ireland. Harry Wright and Wil lis Shlnn. Salem friends of Rev. E. B. Lockhart. wbc was recently ap pointed to a pastorate in Jeffer son, are much interested in the illustrated lectare, which? he is nlannlng to give shortly In Jet- i ferson. He will speak on his war Tdesel. Miss Ieah wor in Tanc. Germany Poland. . j ;"'" 5 1 Mrs. V H. Mackenzie was an I other Lotes entertaining wilb a farewell compliment for Miss LJlllu HolJan. who left Thurs day for Alberta. Canada, to tiiak her home. Mrs. Mackenzie cuu tributed a small dinner Wednes day night, at her apartments in the Court, another guest being Mr. Watson of Philadelphia. Later intthe evening Mr. aud Mrs. A. I. laflar Joined the group. Mi.-s Julia Parker of Portland! arrived this week and will be I entertained for several days as the hous guest of Mrs. Frank Davey. The English play, "The Ami rnns," by Sir Arthur Pinero. will be given in the high school audi torium this evening under the auspices of the associated student body. Miss-Josephine Bross take the leading feminine V tubals. Mrs. ! D You nr. andlElva F.stes. Mrs. C. W. Hubbard brideg Sunday and daughter. Winnie, who was taaen sick at tne nome oi wr .-, Hadley Mrs. Mary Ball. - ; ,.,,). Mrs. J. u. uraiR """" the last of the week. j Mrs. F. A. Wood is o the rick a "brother of the; light snow fell here room. tinUlDK wim ine ionaj. ? ,rnA Minla,vra MU Minnie? Mr. and Mrs. W UUU V.I4ICU(X u...v. " K " - " ' I . . . . ... . The Philodosiatw of 'tiie-nnl-t The ceremony, which was wit-, to attend th Friend meeting me t n lonosiairs oi . : nc..,.i k.- ...i .tuo. .nd friends. there. They found tb roads al- hteVnoZ at fon'k ""at took place at the home of the ; ,,, impb.e this U.u.of year. list " ' ,ur m,s,er did no, .r-! which time alumni In the citr f PenU. 'lmA'r 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hadley v.su- riTWre S-nday a-4 eipecteU but be welcomed as guests. tW. nlof CouM f1?"?- . . ! rtbat hwuu.d come next kireei nriiian rinimi. " home on the and batter on your tread. Freddy Why. of coarae. moth- One piec of bread doe tot Mr, on Members of die Catholic Wo- a . ft. 1 m'kkf man s league netu a re". j ,noit tri., Ins in the Knights of Columbus, hail yesterday auemoon. j ranch a, shaw . I field to reside A double wedding ToK place in ; Mlirlun- Shaw Wednesday night, whlclt united in marriage, M is A1 f: 'MVKIU.I.E Larson and Jacob P. oung. and' Miss Eva K. I-rson and Koy . . S.r.rtt.t AtionHintr the former: t l.U tUliAur.. Young aud Mrs. Sco a farm near Mr. and Mrs. cnanes uates anu . daughter. Oltve. of Cage. Mon-p " arrivea nere t rmay. i n-? i home of J. M. Hamilton. EVENTUALLY You WU1 Buy PERSONALS f . Pot, 1 T 5rnfi-ld Attending the former i vi.ucim.ii.r.. wi.. . -. . ; were Miss AUr" Teferson and Ilea- Special to The S,a.esman,-A to Turner to t give you a kind of . .. ; tUnr ta meet a rlrl yoi home of J. M. tiamuion. iwj - - expect to locate in Oregon and al- used I to be engaged to .long : oT though this Is their first visit to; "Yep. Alw?" mlkfm?o ?1 ti , the state they are very favoraniy wneiner u -' - I impressed with the country. (bad as mine was. -Life. Louis Henn is visited Salem Sat- ! nrday evening. 1 Motber-Oh. Freddy. I thought i . . . ii i ! vr.n w-re trvinr tu eeoaotuia. and airs. Herman wiv" . ".. 4, HOOVER i cucTiori Why not tet the best at first WM. GAHLSDORF, The Store of Houseware Helene Seeley, Miss Mabel Marcus. Miss Frances Ward, Frank Chapman. Don a I Davidson. Arthur Mont gomery. Ralph Hamilton. Joseph Albright. Alden Roberts. Roland Iteinhart. Miss Itpatrien Tlutmu- sen. English teacher, coacheil the group. Saturday Will To-day lortunity at the 2 ' --r Shop in the morning hours if possible This is a real Opportunity to buy New, Seasonable ; ; Merchandise at OPPORTUNITY DAY PRICES Rostein & wi,J,;nrtn Guaranteed Shoes formenand boys. O- v ft , J 11 .1 X- nnrl p-irlS. Mayer guaranteed snoc - Oxfords, new arrivals, browii or black, stilish. Pretty shoes, best quality, moderate price. Men'. IW Shirts. New patterns, best quality Big variety. First class workmanship. See the new goods at the new prices. The Willamette University Glee club is expected home the last of the week from its exten sive northwestern tour. The fin al out-of-town concert will be given in Portland tomorrow night wan a uome concert later. "Last Monday." says the Brownsville Times, of Friday, February 11. "being the 40th blrthdar nf M. R Wnmlwnrth principal of the south side school. ana unaay being me -twin ninn t ' v nf fiaa fJoraliliiiA T)ridUMn ! altn nf thA um r hrvnl ihf eiehth grade engineered a surprise birth day dinner at noon in the school- house, each member bringing a well-filled basket. Three other teachers were invited to partake of the dinner, namelv. Miss Blan chard. Miss Beatrice Wolgamnth and Mrs. Johnson." Kpraldin Davidson la a former Salem girl, being the granddaugh ter of Mr. and Jdrs. T. C. Davidson of 1534 South Commercial street. A group of members of the Or der of the Eastern Star went to Tumor W'winpsdar night, where they were guests of the local cnap ter. Among those going were Miss Minnie Moehler, Mrs. F. E. Sha fer. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaver. Mr. and Mrs. George Dunsford. Mrs. Gertrude J .M. Page. Mrs. Eugenia Gilllngham, Dr. and Mrs. John R. Sites, Mrs. M. C Pettys and Mrs. Uttley. St. PanV Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church will meet at the heme of Mrs. Lenta Westacott, 575 Cotrrt street, this afternoon. i The presence in the city of May Yohe (Lady Frances Hope), did not create so great a furore as might be expected. Those who met her outside the theatre, where ahe gave a two-day performance, found her a most charming wo man wrr handsome, and the possessor of a personality of rare interest. ' For manv rears owner and wearer of the famous Hope dia mond it was to this fact that ahe owed 'her claim to world-wide no- teriety. But it was not because' or heine known as Lady Francis Hope, nor owner of the famous iiiamnnrt that London was at her foot following her marriage to the English lord, however, but on ac count of her being considerea me mnt taatiful woman in all En- vionit in addition to being beau tiful she possessed a wonderfully rirh and deeo contralto voice, ana thfl still take nride in entertain ing with songs, both popular and ot.Ksta Amimf the selections she sines is "Mr Dear Old Georgia." nmhahlr the WlOSt TJOUUlar Oi all hr selections. She also tells stories and is an entertainer. Tha invenile Dartv given by Mrs. W. Al Cummings last Friday :trr Din t1HffltMrj of the ThTCC Links club was a delightful affair. participated In by several addi tional guests as well. Festoons of hearts and pussy willow made the attractive. Assistant hos tesses were Miss Hazel Price, Mrs. w i. i,rsh Mrs Damon Fleener nd Mrs. Fred RleadeseL Entertainment sultaDie to me mcalnn was furnished, the fol lowing giving numbers on the pro gram: Mrs. A.H. uunn, airs. w. vr.o. fr. M. C. Pettys. Mrs. ;W. Al Cummings. Mrs. Fred Ries- "Red Letter Day" at OF ) wolror O The Phenominal Selling For The Past Week Has Depleted Our Stock of Suits, So for Saturday, Next Week's Selling, We Have Taken WO U N D D MO R U From Our Regular Stock, Including Many Worsteds, Priced Regular at $35m to $65.00, Giving a Complete Assortment of Styles and Sizes at (A i FEIN FOLKS IE II GRAY in ni rw..frt4: Kuril Lades "Arc lung lieclpe 01 ?age Sulphur. Cojlton Blankets, 64xS0, weight 2 pounds. Best eride . -$2.45 Renfrew Devonshire, big assortment, new price, Yard . 38c j i : ' i 27 inch Amoskeag Ging hams, plain or plaids. Yard 19c 1 Outing Flannel, good oualitv. vard 17c w 9 . i cnknlMie Comforts, 100 ntr rent Dure cotton, $5 fc 32 in. Zephyr Ginghams, nnnlitv. oretty pai- t.mo vard.-.-- 36 in. grade, yard .. - m Percales, best nice patterns, 28c ir in. Percale, good qual- ,.r 20c 240 and 246 Commercial St Hair that loses i:s color and n. hn if fades, turns gray, dull and lifeless Is caused by io.fr nt cninhnr in the hair. Our grandmother made up a mixture c t., .nd Knlnhur to keep her locks dark and beautiful and thousands of women and men who i . v. Avon rn nr. vu ful dark shade of nairwnic. .. .n...llii tia oniV in 15 u'u-"""- HllldV'vl TWrr' w. t this famous mixture improved by the addition .i i.roiiiDnii bv asking at j - .! for a bottle OI ?. A- ".x..- c..a and Sulohur Com pound." which darkens tn) f ...,n t evenly, that no- bidTn possibly tell it has been rf.. V tn damnen a appuea. . r- wlln-t ,nd VZu,: .h tour hair, tak ing one small strand at a time. By mfrning the gray hair disappears; .... .nht the ladies With o- and Snlnhur Is that besides beautifully darkening the n.,r 'MI -vl-v iyTm -lo and lus also DrluKi m. o . fre and gives It an appearance of abundance. (adT.) I ' All Men's Dress Shirts Regular $2.50 to $15 II ... You Buy 1 "and Get- 2 len eavy Underw Union Suits Garments sparate Them Now Price A M woo M O r