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' H . t I: . j ; j . SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 13i 1921 ' 2 THE OREGON STATESMANSALEM, j OREGON SOCIETY NEWS By MARGUERITE GLEESON MIS3 WINIFRED BYRD, local pianist, was honored guest last night at a reception riven by Mr. and Mrs, Dayid Campbell at, the Ellison-White conserratorjr of music in Portland. More than 300 Invitations were issued and many Salem people were among those attendig. Monday noon Miss Byrd will be a guest at a luncheon given In her honor by the New England con servatory of music at the Univer sity club. L Honoring Miss Byrd. who ap peared in Portland Wednesday evening In recital. Miss Helen and Miss Evelene Calbreath will enter- united una iuis Kiierouuu wuu a large church, Portland, the Rev. Thom as Jenkins officiating, in the presence of about 60 guests, close friends and relatives of the brid al couple. The bride is a gradu ate of the University of Oregon and a member of Gamma Phi Beta women's fraternity, and was a. student at Mills college. For two "years she was general secre tary of the Y. W. C. A. in Salem and then went to Portland where she was associated with the Pub lic Welfare bureau. She alio spent a year in welfare work with the American Red Cross in New York city. Mr. Donald served overseas as an officer witb the Fifteenth States cavalry. He is .... . ik.i. . r. also a graduate of the University reception at their home on East I - . , Belmont street, Portland. Chrys anthemums in gold and lavender shades will be used about the rooms and the tea tables will be centered with chrysanthemums in autumn colors. About 400 guests have been included in the invita tions. The tea tables will be In charge of Mrs. Ralph Walker, Mrs. A. S. Kerry, Mrs. Donald Spencer and Mrs. John F. Daly, and assisting will be Mrs. Homer Goebler, and the Misses Wiley, Florence' Johnson and Wllma Rinebart, ' -i THE marriage of Miss Florence Cleveland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cleveland, and James Thompson Donald, was solemnized Wednesday at , 5 o'clock at St Davids Episcopal Smith, Margaret Kirsch, Norma Mater, Cidudine Gerth, Margaret Parr, Mary Klrsch. Thelma Mc Donald. Ernestine Ma'- Mabel Irons, Opal Orey. Agne McCann, Theresa Irons and Hazel Irons. Mrs. William Hartman was a deiigutfui iiostess at hr home on South Liberty street Monday eve ting for a miscellaneous shover given in hbnor of Miss Lillian Oi son, bride-elect of Carl F. Peters of Minneapolis. The rooms - were j artistically decorated in a profusion of chry- sanViemums and red hearts. An interesting feature of the evening was a mock wedding, al ter which; Miss Olnon was pre sented with many pretty and use tul gifts. Dainty refreshments were servad. 1 Friends of F. G. Brock were guests at a delightful informal party in his honor at the Brock home Tuesday evening. The oc casion wa3 his birthday. Dancing and cards i were enjoyed bythe guests during the evtn.ng. High score went! to Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Gregory in "500" while Mrs. Clare Vibbert took first prize. in bridge.) Low score in "500 went to Mrs. Lester Davis and A. H. Moore, j Light refreshments were served by the hostess late in the evening. Roses and red dahlias were ef- sen, Mr. and Mra Henry Thlel- sen. Mr and 1rI diaries iLuu ertson, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Smith, Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas B. Kay. Mrs. R. B. Goodin was hostes5 for the Monday Afternoon Bridge club this week. Mrs. Arthur Moore won hig score. Mrs. O. H. Hoff and Mrs. Eugenia Gililngham were, guests of the club for the afternoon. Mrs. James Lewis will be hostess for the club in two weeks when the members will meet for luncheon preceeding tht bridge game. . Tnose preent for the afternoon in OF THE the week-end spending land. -Mr and Mrs. John R. Sites have as their house guest, Mrs K U Mathews of Seattle. Mrs. F. H. Miller of Albany is the house guest of Mrs. O, H. Huff. " Mrs. H. Hartman is home trom a visit to her son in Iowa. She has been away since last summer, r.d returned to Oregon by way of Chicago. MifS Jessie Miller spent Fiidav In Portland the guest of her sis ter. Miss Eva Miller. Tr and Mrs. Fr?sl Thompson i were Mrs, K. E. Anderson, Mrs. J. ! jeft this wek lor Baltimore. M.l Port-, DALLAS, Not. lS. Anna Shan- aien's club. I noa Moore. Portland author, will ! A program est ol honor! at a tea to bejtures in Qregoj , Oregon." and "Waterfalls ofj Ore- historical fea-igon.M Mrs. H. L, Crider on . . i. n was given ai week. The topics Caves of Central tesa for the club. was ho given in the near future by thelmeeting tula weeK. 1U.W,,"1- nnMnnftd on nase ZV Literary action of the Dallas Wo-'taken uplwerei "Caves of Central i (Continued on page 31, I in - ii ' i ' 1 I S -" - ; " " 'I j ' S. Lewis. Mrs. Arthur Moore. Mrs. Cbarales Murphey, Mrs. A. Klein and Mrs. H. S. Poisal. of Oregon and of the school of law of Columbia university. He is a member of Sigma Chi fra ternity: Following the wedding cere mony; an informal reception was held at the home of the bride's parents in Portland, after which Mr. Donald and his bride left for Yakima, Wash., where be is en gaged in the practice of low. Mrs. Donald has many friends in Salem and a number attended the wedding. Miss Laura Heist was honor meat at n nnrtv lvan rrlHur ova. nlng by the Pierean class of the fectively used around the living THE NU BONE CORSET Is absolutely made to your measurements." You will find that the right model will adjust itself to your form. Flanriele.tt3 'Gowns $1.00, $1.50, $1.75 A. E. LYONS , Balcony of Portland .Cloak and Suit Co. Court and Com'l Sts. 4 First Methodist church at the home of Miss Laura Hale. The evening was spent in sewing for Miss Heist. who will go to Bora bay, India, early in December whero she will take up her now position as a missionary. Those present for the eveing besides the honor guest were Miss Amy Martin, Mrs. E. E. Utmeier, Mrs. Delia Cbapin, Miss Jessie Martin, Mrs. J. Taylor. Mrs. Ella Deyeal, Mrs. F. E. Sherwood. Miss Grace Taylor, Miss Grace Smith. Miss Adona Cochrane, Miss MIna Heist, Miss May Hale, Miss Hetta Fields, MIbs Tasey Clark and Mrs. A. F. Hall. Mrs. William Belle an Mrs. rooms while yellow and white chrysanthemums were used in the upstairs rooms. Guests invited for the evening were Dr. and Mrs. O. A. Olson, Dr and Mrs. Fred Ellis, Dr. and Mrs. John R. Sites, Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Shafer.j Mr. and Mrs. George Dunsford, i Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrj and Mrs. Lee Gilbert, Mr, and Mrs. R. B. Goodin, Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. David Wright, Mr. and Mre. Percy Cupper, Mr. and Mrs. Al bert Gllle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Halik, Mr, and Mrs.! Ed Potter. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Vibbert, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Davis, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hauser, Mr. and Mrs r r a . if a tt Hal aPtton have issue can!- for L'-uSi7:Av'"S".. an at home for next ednesday. I r,,K juu, wit auu ... i a. u iiao uan u j , Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Saderup, Mr. and The Salem students of Miss Minetta Magers, entertained the two Portland students taking part in the recital Tuesday with a ban quet at the Spa. The affair took place immediately following the concert. I Miss Elizabeth Lord and Mrs. Henry Meyers will entertain for Mis3 Winifred Byrd Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Irons were hosts for a surprise partv given in honor of the 18th birthday of their daughter, Mary E. Irons Friday evening. Games, music and dancing were the chief features of the evening. , . Refreshments were served at a late: hour. - "Those preen ,were I Mary E. " Irons. Mary Lebold, 1 Theresa Albricn, Mabel Murphy, Fanline Patterson, Florence i j "Corsetless" Freedom Plus ample support is attained in the new FROLASET BANDOBELT It 01 Mrs. V. Kuhn, Mrs. Ida Niles, Miss Gussie Niles, Miss Lollta Davis, Miss Gertrude Hartman, Glenn Niles. Fred Brock ;and Percy Brock. The Merry Go Round club were ! entertained Tuesday by Mr. and Mrs. William Brown.! Five hun dred was played dur'; eve ning. High score for tire evening was won bv Mrs- John McNary and Dr. J. N Smith, j Mrs. Frank Snedecor was assistant hostess. The club will meet in two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Russel Catlin. The guests of the evening were: Mr. and Mrs. W. O.I Allen, Mr. anil Mrs. Reuben: Boise, Mr. and Mrs Max i Buren. Mr. and Mrs Rollin -K. iPage, Mr. I afld Mrs. Frank W. Spencer,, Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Shipley, Mr. and Mrs. R. U. Fleming, Mr- and MrsL Will Thiei made of coutil and elastic, is excellent for athletic sport wear. A model for every type of figure RENSKA L SWART Corset Specialist 115 Liberty St. Salem, Ore. Billiken Shoes for Children C. P. Ford and Queen Quality Shoes for, Women A New Shde For Growing Girls and Women We have Just received our first 'shipment of the famous KREIDER SHOES for school, street and general sport wear. This shoe is made up of the very best grade' full grain brown calf skin, genuine Goodyear welt sole, rubber tipped walking heel and perforated tip. We have this shoe in a run of sizes and widths from triple A to D for growing girls. The price is i Mil $6J5 f i We Guarantee Every Pair Black Scotch Grain Oxfords The most popular shoe of the present time, with wool hose. Price........ - We Specialize in Narrow Widths Just the thing for wear . 1...: 1 1.. $7.50 415 State Street 114 North Liberty Street They will return to uregon Dy the southern route. Miss Alta Jones Is visiting in , j Portland this week. T .i , i Mips Gertrude Hartman and I friends Miss Louise Umphreys Otto Hartman are spending the I v.. ok-Pii(' m Portland. sinn ft, una k i wort m a rritii i Thursday evening at the home or the bride's s'ster, Mrs. F. V.. Beckley, Sunny Side Fruit Farm. Rev. Ward Willis- Long officiated at the simple service. The bride who' was .unattended carried a bouquet of brides rosea presented to her by her friend,. Mrs- Sarah Swaub. Little Helen Beckley. niece of the bride car ried the ring. The bride, who is the daughter of Mrs. E. Umphreys of Salem, has been employed at Kafoury's store. Mr. Kilen is employed it the Ladd & Bush bank. The young couple left for Wal la Walla, Wash., for a short wed ding trip and on their return will make their home in Salem. Out of town guests at the wed ing were Mrs. Hannah Smith and Adison Smith of Monmouth. Oth-f ers present were: Mrs. e. um phreys, James Kilen. Sr., Mr. anil Mrs. -.A. L. Fraser, Mrs Margaret Burroughs. Mr- and Mrs. J. W. Beckley, Dr. and Mrs. G. C. Bel l'nger. Miss Mable Hudelson, Miss Lottie Lally. Stephen Ka foury, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Beck ley, James Kilen, Jr.. Eva Louise Beckley, Dorothy Beckley and Helen Beckley. The Degree of Honor Sewing society met Thursday with Mrs. Frank Richter. Twelve women were present during the after noon. The group wilh meet with Mrs. E. Bailey, 52 9 Commercial street the next time. Miss Fannie Edith Morrison was married last Sunday to Syrns Smith. Rev. Thomas Acheson of ficiated at the ring servnce which was held at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fraftk Morrison. The bride wore a blue silk canton crepe frock and carried a corsage bouquet of Cecil Brunner roses. Masses of flowers were banked in the alcove, in frot cf which the couple stood for the marriage ceremony. following the service a recep tion was held for the young cpu pie. -Those assisting in the din ing room were Miss Ruby Harick, Miss Hazel Detaney and Mis3 Clara Page. The young coupla went to Port land for a short wedding trip. after which they will be at home at 1796 Mission street Salem. At an inrormal afternoon on Thursday, Miss Ddell Savage an nounced her engagement to Mr. Merrill D. Ohling of this city. Tall Jars of white chrysanthemums and baskets of rose berries with snow berries and ferns were used about the rooms. The announce ment was not made until the. re freshments were served. On each plate was a large gilded walnut tied with narrow red ribbon. In side, were two tiny cards bearing1 the names of the couple. The guests bidden were the Miss Mary Parounag'an. Miss Ma bel Garrett, Miss Lucile Kbss, Miss Laura Marr, Miss Marguer ite Cook, Miss Pauline MoCMn tock. Mips Grace Brainerd, Miss Ruby Leadbetter, Miss Pnth Tay lor, Miss Mildred Brown, Miss Emma Shanafelt, Miss Mildred Clark, Miss Estelle Satchwell, Miss Vesta Dicks, Miss Ardy3 Doughton, Mips Esther Parouna gian, Miss Ruth Smith. Miss Flor ence Howe, Miss Winifred St. Clair. -.viiss Savage is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Savage of this city. , She attended Willam ette university and was graduat ed in 1920 While there she was a member of the Philodosian Lit erary society holding offices of vice president and president'; she was also a member of t Beta Chi sorority, and during her sen ior year was vice president of the student body. The past year Miss Savage attended Wllesley college where fhe did post-grad-pate work. While in the east Miss Savage had her play "Jon" accepted by the Baker Publishing company, of Boston. Mr. Ohling also attended Wil lamette. He was a PhHodorian and Sigma Tau man and a veter an of the late war. During his senior year he held the office of president of hiscjass - as sociated with Homer H. Smith In j the insurance business. ( -si-Miss Elma Weller is spending the wee't-e-'d in Portland as the guest of friends. ; She was a yuest at the reception given foe , Miss Winifred Byrd bv and Mrs. David Campbell last night at the Ellison-White Conservatory of Mr "c i C. M. Bishop and Miss I-ouisc Gray with a party ;of other Salem people were among those attend ing the football game in Corval lis Fridav. Miss Mamie Victor is visit in? in Pasadena before returning to Salem this week. She will also visit in San Pedro. Misa Helen Moore, supervisor of mnsic at Mjnmn-'tv Normal and Mi" povrf-- -o K-n-o guests of Miss Joy Turner. They -nded the Winifred Byrd ion Cert, i : iiss Ila Spauldlng is spending the week-end with ner parenu., Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Sauldin. She will return to Corvallis today where she t a ul-t -t the Ore gon Agricultural college. 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Stone-Marten Chokers... Russian Fitch Choker, 3 skin... ..$62.50 .; 38.50 33.50 Hudson Seal Choker I 32.50 We invite you to call 6n these two opening days and see Salem's Only Exclusive Fur House. v Capes and Scaris Alaskan Mink CapU $247.50 r ! Jap Mink Capes 123.50 Skunk Fitch Furs For Every Taste, Every! Need, Every Purse Capes. ... 192.50 Scarfs... 72.S0 o 1 Satisfaction in dressing with furs can best be had by wearing only the best furs. Ours are exclusively high grade furs you'll profit by the quality. mm coipm ! Phone 1628 521 Court Street Designers and Manufacturers of Fine Furs 33 WEST FUR CO. Fur Value is given only when a dealer gives high grade furs at a fair price. These bona fide sale prices mean real value to every wise purchaser. Miss Lillian Hartshorn Is
