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T1EE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON SUNDAY MORNING. JULY 17. 1921 , u ' "i ' J i I i t V 7 mmm SOCIETY NEWS m WEEK ?1 ! i' ' 1 - Miss Marguerite Olsen of Bre jnerton, Washington, was the guest ot her Bister, Mrs. Walter Fisher, In Hollywood. Mlas Ol aon, accompanied by I. O. Bright, lira. Tom Hrlght and daughter, Dorothy, who stopped for a visit with relatives in Portland, mo tored here Monday afternoon. Miss Olsen formerly lived in Sa lem, and has mbany friends here who were glad to see her. She returned to Bremerton Saturday. Mrs. C. A. . H. Fisher is also a guest at the Walter Fisher resi denc in Hollywood. J V Mrs. L. W. Durbin, Mrs. E. F. Parkhurst and Mrs. Kate McClel lan returned Tuesday from Seat tle, having landed there Tuesday, on the return from their voyage along the Alaakau coast. They were accompanned on the trip to Alaska by Mrs. Homer Smith, who was met in Seattle by Mr. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gillingham, who then motored to Vancouver, B. C, and will visit .Rainier Na tional park before returning to Salem. .r:y The Leslie Aid Society of the X.eslie M. E. church held a delight ful meeting at the home of Mrs. Marie Flint and Mrs. Selden at 219 W. Lincoln street, on Thurs day afternoon. After the business session the following program was enjoyed by those present; - Piano solo Lola Nye. Vocal duet "I Live and Love Thee," :-. Mrs. Simeral and Mrs. Babcock, accompatned by Mrs. Flint. Vocal solos (a) "A May Morn Vlhg;" (b) "By the Waters ot Min netonka," Miss Gertrude Aldrich, acmompanled by Lois Nye. Two readings Rev. Aldrich. Vocal duet "Southern Moon," Mrs. Simeral and Mrs. Babcock. Piano solo Lola Nye. After the program ices, nut and raisin wafers and tea were served. The dining room and living rooms were tastefully decorated with sweet peas, Shasta daisies and wild parsnips. About 50 persona were present to enjoy the after noon and the interesting program given. ... i Members of the La Area club gave a surprise shower for Miss Echo Hunt Wednesday evening at her home, 246 Marlon street. , Those present were Mesdames Enna Gueffroy and daughter. Claudtne, Thelma Blessing Andre Ben, Leah ivle, Nettle William- ... V 1A tf .1 on, Viola Tyier, irene i. nei ens. Km ma Pearce, Mary Andre-i weeks at the home of her parents, sen, Esther Barker and little Mr. and Mra. It. Halley, 2U caughter Mary Lorina, Mrs. G. A. i South Twenty-first street. Sho Miller and Mrs. J. L. Hunt; the j is accompanied by her four child Misses Rose Collins. Stanis and ren. Jack. Margaret, Frances and Dora Andrei-en, Ruth and Arpha Cole, Bertha Waldorf, Pearl Col lins, Joy Turner, Anna Harbacek and Grace Hunt. ; Music and so cial chat were the diversions of the evening and refresuments were served. Mis3 Hunt, who has been employed in the state acci dent i commission for the past three years, leaves for Canada to oay. Miss Hunt's engagement to Foy Cole was announced a few weeks ago. The young couple are to be married at the home of Dr. R. X. Andrews in Spokane and from there they will go to their home in Canada. Miss Hunt was accompanied as far as Port land by Mr. and Mrs J. V. Hunt, Miss Grace Hunt and Mildred Cox. Mr. and Mrs. II. Snook and sons Glen and Louis left early in the month for an extended motor trip through the middle . west and western states. They, expect to go as fareast as Kansas and Missouri, through Texas, returning by way of California. They will be gone several months. Mrs.- John H. McNary enter tained Thursday afternoon, with a one-o'clock luncheon honoring Mrs. Sutherland of Los Angeles, who is visiting her sisters, Mrs. C. 0. Rice and Miss Cunningham, here. The table was tastefully decorated with summer flowers, a basket of nasturslums forming the centerpiece. The ladies play ed bridge after the luncheon, high score being won by Mrs. W. C. Knighton. Those . present were Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs. Frank Spencer. Mrs. Russel Catlln, Mrs. W. C. Knighton of Portland. Mrs. Frank Snedecor, Mrs. T. C. Byer, Mrs. Fred Stewart, Mrs. George Waters and the hostess, Mrs. Mc Nary. Mrs. C. P. Bishop entertained Tuesday evening with a small in formal dinner party honoring her house guests. Those who were present at the dinner were: Mr. and Mrs. ItD. Houston of Santa Rosa, Cal. and their daughter, Mrs. Lllburn.Boggs-of Sacramento, Mrs. I. W. Starr of Brownsville and Mr. and Mrs. lilshop. Mrs.- John J.,McNerney of Se attle is visiting for a couple of Charlotte. Mr. McNerney is the cHief of the credit department of the Goodrich Rubber company, with headquarters at Seattle. When Mrs. McXcrney was MLbs Halley she was for a long time the very popular chief stenog rapher and office assistant of The Statesman. Miss Gertrude Couillard sur prised her friends by becoming the bride of J. A. De IJois on July Mr. I)e Iiois is a prominent lumberman of Tillamook. Mrs. De Bois was the principal of a West Portland school for the past four years. They will be at home to their friends at Twin Rocks, Or., after- August 1. Mrs. De Hois is the sister of Mrs. Otto Urandt. Word was received from Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Waters sojourn ing at Long Beach intimating that they were rnjoying the best of health. Among old Salemites seen during the past few days by them are Ben Taylor. Scott Boz orth. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Patton. Frank Howe and Prof, and Mrs, Von Eschen. Miss Byrl Marsters has had as her honse guest the past week. Miss Iorothy Orcutt. of Rosehurg. On Thursday Miss Beryl and Kyl via Marsters and their parents Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Marsters accom panied by Miss Orcutt motored to Portland on a shoping tour. Mrs. L. E. Pike (Vera Craven) and little son Harold-of Portland, are guests of Mrs. Pike's mother, Mrs. U. H. Craven. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Waller are leaving today for a three weoks outing at Newport. Mrs. Henry Cornoyer honored her little niece, Nancy Hunt of Seattle with a line party on Wed nesday afternoon, when 12 of her little friend? were invited to the theater to see Mary Pickford. Af ter the show, refreshments were enjoyed at the Gray Belle. Nancy Hunt is spending the sunimer in Salem with hr aunt. Mrs. .1. C. Thompson of Port land". (Ella Starkey Bybee) who has lived in this city the; greater part of her life, died this week in AN INVITATION Won't you come to the land of the glowing West Where the spirit of Freedom breathes. From the sweeping range of the purple plains To the restless singing seas. You can live and work, play and win, Love life the seasons round In our golden We3t of dreams and rest The land where the sun goes down. Salem, Ore. -Florence A. Bynon ablcs of bridge., N LoU MU'ler Franc Hodp he evening was' t . "j i?wtcr.n Catherine mcent. Miss Roth Masd. Florence Young. Prudence Patter- Portland. She. graduated front the Willamette university here, and has many old-time friends who will regret to hear of her passing. Her funeral will be held in Salem on Monday. W. Connel Dyer, Mrs. Py?r and iTilly and Cay borne Oyer, .left 'this weekend for New port, wherp they will spend the summer with Mrs. C. M. Walker. Thy will re turn to Salem in September. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gouley ac companied by Dr. and Mrs. Hug.i Williamson of Portland and their children. Josephine and Walter, left Saturday morning to spend a wek at the Tillamook beaches. The 'Williamsons have been guests at the Gouley home. . Mr. and Mrs. Ross E. Wimer and small son Philip Edward ot Pendleton are visHlng at the home of Mr. Wimer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. It. Wimer of East Ceater street. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Glover and .laughter Maxine, Mr. and Mrs. John Hrophy. Mr. and Mrs. Ottp Brandt, and Bndd Welch left Sat urday to spend the week-end at Cascadia. Mr. and Mrs. George Riches are motoring through Washington and British Columbia for an out ing trip of two we'ks. Mr. Riches is employed at the Ladd & Hush bank and this is his vacation. Mrs. D. W Pugh and son Ken neth have returned from a trip to Crater Lake, which they made n ompany with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Estes and !ht:r daugnti Doro thy, of Seattle. Mrs. Pugh and Mrs. Estes ar s:sters. Anotb.." sister, Mrs. Will Hard of Seattle, j and Mrs. Pugh's mother-, Mrs C j A. Haynes, visited in Salen. this i we?k. Goods mm Of White Begins Monday, July 18, Ends Saturday, July 23 WE HAVE MADE SOME VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES ON ALL WHITE GOODS IN THE STORE. When the clock strikes nine Monday morning ytt will open our doors upon a great white sale that you will long remember. We had planned to have this sale long before this. Women's White Dresses Formerly sold to $22.50 and $25.00 . Now on Sale $9.90 These, dresses possess many commendable features which most women will appreci ate. Clever in styling and finished with smartness of trimmings, such as embroid ery, hemstitching and laces. Materials areVoile and some in Organdie. Bed Sheets $1.19 Extra heavy, good quality sheets, size 72x90. 1 On sale $1.19 . Pillow Slips 25c Good quality, heavy Pillow Slips 0n sale, each 25c Never before were such low prices made on such good, and well-made Muslin Und erwear f Night Gowns on sale at 79c, 98c, $1.19, $1.48, $1.98 Chemise on sale at 69c, 98c, $1.19,$1A8, $1.98 Skirts, on sale at 79c, 98c, $1.48, $1.98 Corset Covers on sale at 59c, 79c, $1.48 Princess Slips, on sale $1.69 These garments are well made trimmed with lace or embroidery and some have smocked yoke effects. Sizes for misses, regular sizes and outsizes Reductions on all White Goods Throughout the Store This Week Handkerchiefs 36-inch Bleached Lonsdale Muslin On sale 15c yard 36 inch Bleached Dolphin Muslin Very good quality On sale 13c yard Bed Spreads ' Good heavy quality Cro ,chet Bed Spreads, extra i large size ' i ! $2.48 We named only a few of the many specials in this ad. White Sale Prices Prevail On All Towels Toweling Sheeting Outing Flannel Flaxon Nainsook Linen Cambric Swisses . And all white dress materials that sold in the regular way from 15c to 35c Now on sale at 5c 10c, 15c each Towels A bargain in good tow els, Special 8c, 12Vc, 15c each ) Mail Orders All mail orders carefully and promptly filled. We pay the . postage or ex press on 'every; orders ; : 466 State Street Phone 877 Satisfaction Guaranteed Your money will be cheerfully refunded if you are not satisfied with your purchase. Mrs H. M Kneafp ami daugh ter, Grace, f-ho spent the winter ! Alr- ana Alrs v- ferguson. Mr, in olJise. Idaho, returned to Salem F- L- Stevens. Miss Bertha Gale, this week. Miss Fngate -was em-; E H- Kobertson. J. L. Ilernardi, rlnyed in the orrice of tt? btate ! M. Gale and Lawrence Gale, board ot cdu ation, in Boise. I James Forbes of Portland was j Mrs. George Rodgers was Tiostess a guest at the W. C. Dibble homo j Tuesday afternoon to the members of the Luncheon Bridge Club. Three tables were used for the di- on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Oral Lemmon have returned trora thir honey moon vacation of two weeks whi-h version of the afternoon and after the cards, afternoon tea was served. Additional guests were: was spent at Newport. They aie , Mrs. Chas. Gray, of Pendleton, and lgeles, stopped hero Wednesday. , Oklahoma; Mrs. Wallace Williams! .'irsday ouA Friday to ylEli Mr. Medford. Mr8. j. W- Hailey. Bart- at home at the Marlon apart ments. Mrs. Lemmon Kas Miss Emma Snook belore her marriage. The services at the Leslie Meth odist church will -be chaneod Sunday morning by a program ot special mtisic. which will lnciude the following numbers: Piano and Organ duet. "Second Nocturne" ( F. Chopin ) arranged by 3. L. Batman. Anthem ''Praise Ye The Lord'' (Hahn) with solos by Mrs. Thom as Wood and Lyman McDonald. Quartet "Hosanna" (Granier) by Mrs. Harold Street. Miss Marie Corner. F. H. Mclntire and Ken neth Rodger. Solo'The Voice in the. Wil derness," by M'8s Gertrude Aid rich. The pastor's theme v.iLl bo "The ll'nsoen Most Real." The reason that these additional num bers are being -added is because this church is having: only one program -each Sunday at the pres ent time, is th?y are co-operating vih the. Union Park Meetings, held in Wilson park Sunday after noons at :S0. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Whl spent Monday In Corva!i- on n combined business aad pleasure; trip. Mrs. W. I. Wright and Miss Je Aldrich who are on a motor trip from Helena, M int., to Los An Tl .-nd Mra Wortman. with whom ihey have enjoyed a friendship cf 20 years I'iration, vl; oil school friends. Mis Aldrich and Mrs. Wrlg'u". lnv j. 'aipii't yut-' fit which i'J very complete. They are both teachers of the Helena, Mont., schools. They were espec ially interested in the dehydration plant and the Valley Packing com pany's operations here. The "Count On Me" club r:f the Hapiist church will meet with Mrs. Davies of North :Chu.-':h etreet next Wednesday afternoon. On Thursday Rev. and Mrs. H. N. Aldrich enjoyed a very pleas ant visit with old, friends former ly of Fort H'.iron Mich., which was also formerly the home of Rev. and Mrs. Aldrich. The guests were Kev. and Mrs. Joshua Stans fild, pastor of the First Metho dist Episcopal church of Fort land and their daughter, Mrs. L P. Davis of Green a By. Wis., and Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Gardiner or Indiana. -M-b. Gardiner if the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Stans field. Dr. Stansfield, Dr. Gardi ner and Rev. Aldrich. were for several years members of the De troit conference "in Michigan. It is interesting to know that Dr. Stansfield built a church in r ort Huron. Mich. Dr. Gardiner was its first pastor and Rev. Aldrich was its second. Dr. Gardiner was married while there, and Rey. Aldrich also, and his son red-rlc was christened while he held the pasiorate of that church. It was a very happy occasion being the fi'-st meeting of Re. Aldrich and Dr. Gardiner, in 1-j years, althougs Dr. Stansfield In Rev. Aidrich have met dur ing that time. The. ladies class of the First Christian church met at the church ;arlors Thursday after noon. After the regular business meeting the following program (Schubert. Mrs. Harry Styles and Maorine Styles. Violiti solo-' Traumeri Schu mann) Viola Ash. accompanied by Trista Wenger. Voerl solo 'My Dear Soul (Sanderson) Trlfta Wenger, ac companied by Viola Ash. Refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon. hot ese8 being Mrs. J. J. Evans. Mrs. H M Perry. Mrs. E. M. Hedrick, Mrs. Jv W. Richards. 3i "it Mr and Mrs. Arthur H. Moore entertained with a four-course dinner Wednesday evening honor ing Mrs. MaTtin Snyd?r of Chica go The centerpiece was a oowl of roses. The guests were. Mrs. G E McEHresh of Portland, Miss Laura Garnjobst. Frances Parker. Polly Haid, Helen and Ruth Moors, and' the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Moors. Mr. and Mrs. W T. Ricrdon en tertained with a delightfully in formal dinner Wednesday even ing honoring nr. and Mrs. T. C. Smith, ! Sr., of Los Angeles who y re" visiting in , Salem. Covers were laid for eight ttae kubU be ing; Dr. and airs. Smithy air. and Miss Marjorie Brush, ot Mass., who Is visiting Miss Margaret Rodgers. The Degre of Honor Sewing Cinb held its regular meeting Thursday afternoon, at the fair rounds. Husbands of the mem bers came in the evening to help enjoy the delicious picnic dinner. Everyone present reports an en joyable time. Col. and Mrs. E. Hofer and their son Lawrence and Miss Elizabeth Shrieber, of Santa Monica, left Fri day to spend the week-end at New port. Mrs. . Fred Stewart entertained with a basket luncheon on her lawn yesterday afternoon, honor guests being Mrs. Chas. Gray, of Pendleton, and Mrs. Wm, Knight on, of Portland. The visiting ladies in Holly wood were entertained Wednesday afternoon, at a party given in their honor, by Mrs. Walter Davis and Mrs. Waiter Fisher at Mrs. Fisher's home. The rooms were tastefully decorated in pink rambler roses, and Shasta daisies. Music and conversation passed the afternoon. The honor guests were: Miss Marguerite Olsen. of Brem erton, Wash.; Mrs. C. W. Hollem and Miss Julia Hollem, of Lawton, lesville, Oklahoma: Mrs. Elmina Gunsley, San Diego, California; Mrs. C. A. H. Fisher, of Salem. Hollywood ladies present were: Mrs. John Gunsley, Mrs. Victor La Due, Mrs. A. E. Heddine, Mrs. V. F. Munson, and the hostesses Mrs. Walter Davis and Mrs. Walter Fisher. Mrs. L. A. Blaisdell, of 375 Di vision street, entertained with a party Tuesday afternoon honoring he Bon Laurence on his seventh birthday. The little guests arrived at four o'clock and passed the time gaily playing games until seven, when they departed for their homes. A birthday luncheon was served, the birthday cake with Us seven candles being the feature of the refreshments. The little guests present were: Merle Irnett. Ward Davis, Walter Bircher, George Jackson, Dean Churchill, Robert Parker, William McOilchrist Jr and Laurence Blaisdell. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lunn, of Corvallis, are guests in Salem at the home of Mra. Hoy Burton. w Mrs. J. A. Bishop and Miss Hazel Bishop motored to Rainier, Washington, on Monday and will spend their vacation there, re turning in about two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. A. Moore, of Seattle, who are making a motor trip to Sacramento, are visiting this week-end with Mrs. John Bayne. Mr. and Mrs. A. F, Marcus motored to Tillamook this week and are spending several days therer Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Barnes en tertained with an informal dinner party Thursday evening, honoring Dr. and Mrs. T. C. Smith, Sr., r Los Angeles. Dr. and Mrs. Smith were the only guests present and they enjoyed a social evening with Mr. and Mrs. Barnes after the dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Canfield, Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Page, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Quinri, Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Gleason. Mrs. C. E. Knowland, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Kapphahan, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Needham. Mr. and Mrs. William Cravatt, Miss Rose Shlndley, Margaret " and Helen Brietenstein, Pauline Know land, Pearl and Willard Kapp hahn, Urlin and Kiraball pag formed a picnic party who spent Wednesday evening at Spong'a landing. After the picnic supper, they enjoyed swimming and play ed games, returning to Salem later In the evening. A surprise party honoring Miss Miriam Lovell" nineteenth birth day was held when nineteen young ladies motored to Miss Lovell's home at Quinbay in honor ot the occasion. Miss Lovell was very ranch surprised. At 6 o'clock a picnic supper, which was supplied br the guests, was served in the grove. The evening waapent in music and conversation and alter- Mrs. Lloyd Rigdon. Mrs. Bi. K-1 wards the party motored back to Herr hi: u:m her son Wnlfield J Salem. Tht younc ladies preset j Clark, and t e host and hostess. to help Miss lxveJl celebrate werf Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Rigdon. IMiss Miriam Lovell, Mabel Ma if i cus, Mabel Ackerman. Leah Roth;, ; In honor oi Dr. and Mrs. T. C.;LuCiie Moore. Lielath Kuhn. Mai Smith of Los Angele. Mrs. T. H. cyle ilantert Ira Cl4ire jve. Mii Kay entertained on Tuesaay eve-!. v ,.,fh r,u I ll -ii ft n.iu m. re UUIV3 ll ' High score for t i won by Mrs. Cha j and Mr. Robertson. Those pres j ent were: Dr. and Mrs. Smith. ! Mrs. Sutherland. Mr. and Mrs. j Frank Spencer. Dr. and Mrs. R. E. I Le? Steiner. Mra. Charles Gray, ; Dr. and Mrs. Charles Robertson. Mr. Robertson and host and host i ess, Mr. and Mrs. Kay. ! ! The, entire force of Gale & Co., jwith their families, held their fifth j annual picnic at Spong's Landing, , Wednesday evening. After the pic nic supper they played games and i sang, and some of the party en i joyed swimming. There were i about 20 present, as follows: Mr. j and Mrs. Lester Jones. Mr. and ; Mrs. Lawrence Bach, Mrs. Fred j Kirkwood. Misses Goldie Romin i ger, Velma Rominger, Edna Wal idorf, Eva Loper. 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