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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1922)
- r 9m SECOND HEWS SECTION Pep arid Progress Pages, Society, Generd 7 fleas end Classified P4GS I TO 4 mg ... . . " , . . - . ; - u-aau. vAvvivit iiiy&oiftii iuw-iAvi xvrmij zu ivz ! . , -- - vf PRICE; FIVE CENTS ft- 1' r j 1 1 , X V i r a - 1 I "V - i i i By,MAHQUERITE O LESSON ' g ' tiiir ' rj;!;v. .7-: I : T HE military ball so Jong; an ; ticlpated by local society will be given this evening in the armory. The grand march, which will be led by Governor and Mrs. Ben W. Oicott, "will" be "preceded by an hour's concert. The con cert 'is (under the . direction of Prof. John.R. Sites and, will feat ore flute and cornet solo's. It JWM begin at 8 o'clock. , The military ball ' Is to be a tenant for the Americaa War Mothers and will be used for their memorial , ward, In the $a lem hospital. Vocal numbers will be given this, evening, by , Mrs. Harry Brumbaugh Mrs. W. Carl ton Smith, Lyman McDonald and Mrs. Oscar, Gingrich;' cornet solo by W. IIMllls; Tiolla solo, MUa Viola Ash; tlute solo' by Miller Sevier,' and' a trio composed of Miss Ash violin; Avery Hicks cel lo, and Dr. Sites piano. J 1 -r The Thursday club will be en tertained' this 1 afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. C. .Cross. ioint hostesses will be Mrs. Russel Cat ling and Mrs. II. B-.Tbielsen. ,. . ' The O. A Cclubu, will. he en tertained Friday evening: at the .lOAHSEIIESS -4 , CwfcUow slowly tma pleoei mod well over the throat. r.iy 'J. 1 UV. 1 - Ocw l7 UmJa Vied tterfe' . , i- - Have V v . npllE guit- Vogi& means more tud uiouses oi. sneer -fl. i .fifv oViW lAnrit vou have discovered that nothinsr looks sbsmart yritti: youx-eed, or -jersey KnocKaDOut sun: as a inra cuuou.. uiuusc uuq f " f"4wJ j front and anK cuiis. ; Hand-made -Blouse, made In Porto JRico. white voile with .tuxedo collar trimmed Vwith'xeal filet, lace. and hand r Hand-made Blouse, made- ia Porto jRico, white, voile trim med with three-inch real hand-made ilet';Uce andjeau tifully hand-enibroideredjn all.white . Blue Linon Blouse, hand embroidered rosevcolpred bars with .tiny blue f orgetmenpts. JTliis blouse, too, .is f rom Porto Rico ' . t Aff ; . ;Priced:$535 Pretty white stripe dimity. blouses, either. lpng,pr( short butterfly sleeves, orzandie collar and cuffs White Hnort blouses,, trimmed ,with; f ine pin, tucks and hemstitched fronts .long sleeves ; ' ; . . ' ::; ' i x y: & ..; - ;.: ::Pnced$30 Pongee Blouses, long sleeves, Crepe d Chiife Blouses. Some are in.vest effect, pthers have pretty little pieais ana Ptked.$S$S;$62S9S0t6p0M: Cal?m Store ! ' Ctats street ' V home of -Mr. ,andpirs. Carie Ab-' rams. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Potter will be joint hosts with ,(Mr.j and Mrs. Abrams. ' "Tlrs. .C'H. Robcttaon and Mrs. Irwin Griffith, will entertain, the Piety Hill clnb at Mrs. Robert son's home Friday afternoon. The meeting has been jtwice postponed for this month because - of,, con flicting arrangements, but ',, will be held Friday, of ,thla. week, -'. The alter boys o, St; Joseph's ehurch were entertained by- ReT. J. R. BnckTrmtrrRey- Louuis J. Derouln Easter Monday at a mat inee performance ot 'Tenrod." The boys entertained- included Walter -0Brfen. Arthur O'Brien, Paul Reldr. SUnley MJller, Fred Reidy, s George ,J Cleary, 4 Victor Wensel, Francis tane ; Francis Finney, Clarence Moipan, Henry Hamby, 1 Edward Alley.. . Francis Alley. Bernard Nash. Daniel Mc Carthy,' Lawrence Alley, Charles Alley. Elmer . Suing. FreaencK Burrell, Jamei Burrell, Raymond Suing, Curtis iDImsl?r and. Alfred Dompgalla. i ' '.; '. 4 Mrs. O.; L. Fisher was guest of honor at a pleasant birthday sur prise arranged by Mr. Fisher on Monday, evening. Fire , hundred was played during the evening, at which Mrs. R. M. Hunter won hteb score. . . The guests of the evening ih- rlniled Mr. ana Jars. ti. 1' t i 7 Iflost of them are from PortoiRico t 0 - ..f - 4 lriced:$7SS primmed with tiny, ruffles j nernsiiicuunj j" .x ..T ... j '- i . Portland giBt- Saop - S ouses Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Daue. Dr. and Mrs. O. A. Olson, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Kapphahn, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Cravltt, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. L.- Aldrich, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Needham, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Gleaeon, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. .Qulnn. Mr. and Mrs. CM. In man, Mr, and Mrs. H..O. White. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Know- Und, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hucke- steln, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Vibbert, Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Delano, Mr. and Mrs. ; Frank Loose, Mr. and Mrs. Lester B. Davis. Miss Lollta Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Holt of Portland, and Fred Stiff. Friends of Alonzo Patchin of Salem have just recently, learned of his marriage in Eugene Febru ary 6, to Miss Hazel Bullis of Corvallis. Mr. Patchin' is-a sen ior at Oregon Agricultural college Where 'he has been champion light weight wrestler for several sea-J sons. Mrs. Patchin is a daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bullis of Cor vallis. Mr. .Patchia is a member of Omega Upsilon fraternity. Mr and Mrs. Patch! a plan to, make their home in Salem following his graduation from the college rin June. , Mr. Patchin is a,' eon of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund J. Patchin of Salem. A marriage of much interest to Salem folks took place at the St. Regis hotel. New, York City yes terday afternoon when S'dney Alexander Mitchell, son of Mr. and Mrs.. Zollicofer Mitchell, was married to Mrs. ilary Addison Whitlock, daughter of Dr. Thom as Addison, of New York City. Mr. Mitchell's father Is CoL Sid ney Zollicof fer Mitchell, president of the Electric Bond, and Share company, of New York. His mo ther was Alice Bell, former Salem girl, and a daughter Of CoL John I rn1aa TlolT ' anA ' Cnrah Ward I Colgate wen ana baran warui Bell,1 p'.oneers from Kentucky toJpty1e. violin bi, "Sehon Rotmain,, Oregon.in the early fifties. f. Hinf.M m. Miss Teresa Ella D'Arcy and I Judge Peter Henry D'Arcy were l among those invited to the wed- ding and reception. Tint t erf lies .fairies, brownies I and funnies all will frolic at the Butterfly queen's ball Friday eve-1 ning. The brownies, elfin creat-1 ureg will be among Iha most fro-1 :s.i a. v.i iiuBome ojt iub BuiuuDucaB v tures w.no wui enjoy ue uau. Masquerading' as brownies will be 24 Salem boys. ' They are Wll-1 Ham Dyer, David Thompson, Rod - trick Livesley, Samuel Harbison, Perry' Buren, 'Jerry iStone, Junior Martin, Chester Oicott, James Du - senburj'; James Nicholson, Robert Hugg, Ralph Carruthers, Martin Duffyi Parnell Kupper, Robert Utter, Richard Devers, Gordon Oicott, Wayne Sheldon, Jack Mc CulloughJ Homer - Ingrey, ; Max Hauser, Harold Marquis. . David "Compton and Richard . Oicott Dancing like true fairies of the land of make-believe will troop a group -of little misses, Paulinf VaS Orsdal, Katherlne, Ellis, Zoel Schauter. Mildred Drager, Ro- berta McGllchrist, ; Josephine Mc- Gilchrist; Margaret knrdette, Hel- en "Wohrt," Doris Abbuclke, tuclle England, Eleanor Luper, Charity Watson, 'Isabella Scott, Rosalie Sundln. Jane Harbison, Fay Thompson. . Sylvia Solof Helen Done, Prlsalla Walsh, Lois Leedy, Ttha TlforHflon ITvnn Vpltne Letna r. uaauon, , .vangeiine White, Esther Elliott, Lucy Bur- Dick. Claudlne Gueffroy, f Ruth Kelson, , Aelena Bremmer, Iris Jorgenson. . . " . The musical program given given, yesterday at . the ' Old Peo ple's , home .was an , unusually at- tscibe Cream of Spinach vSoup : nM , muACff ( Hit4 Sbvaviftw, jj l ical.creatu soup of very de- , 1 itctoas flavor: - tbsp. flour, 2 tbsp. batter, , ,; i 3 cap boiling .water, 1 qts. or ' - lb. spinach, pepper, 2 tap. salt, ; s S cups water, 1 cup Carnation' ;Miik, ' ' Wash spinach thoroughly . . acid Cook 30 minutes in boiling ' water; Drain and rub through . sieve. Melt batter, add flour, : rthen milk, and cook $ minutes; . . add,' the spinach, and season with salt and pepper. , This re- ' cipe' serves six people. ' If rta havaa't onr ' flloatratew booklet of 10O taatod Todpoa, writs) far eoaw tm . Cas-Mtiwa MUk ProAV et Co, 803 Coacora BUg4 PortUad. Oro. , ! WILL SIT IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS. .wimi mm iin -i - -.. i . ir u-, triMliillllllifi U&-iP i i iiu" Vsi i n 'it ''Jm'flffihM i-l- lis t a 's li'it pM i i sis of v ii r li.i iu I Y " a Viscountess Wolseley. one ot the acUon of Lady Rhondda, are of th British Parliament. She la - Calr urriers. recentry sold for a Urge sum. tractive series of piano, violin and cornet numbers. tTtie pro gram, was as follows: PUn duet. Scarf Dnr -Chtmintde. Cloydinc Matthews, Maureen Style. Piano, "Lore Son," Xeice, Henry I Cloydina Matthevt. Cornet duet, kldoa boater, Waslef Roedf r. Piano. "Mora- 'v- 3... s,hBbert. Muren a. m. mil. wft . . do coQcert Jast night from 0regonlan In Portiand Thi3 ls th. flrt tlme , ; Qreeon that-a - I Music week program . has been Mrs. Frani Zinn was Mrs. Hinges acconlpani8t. r- xhe vocal numbers giren were "Annie Laurie," tLira Lehman); t,.t.. . o.. i juae,wuqoui s.aiai,. i vfliv?i -swauows,' tuowenj, ana lalav I Rose of Summer," (Moore)., . Pauline Miller-Chipman, mezzo 1 soprano dramatic singer, and I Maurice Le Plat, violinist, f urn- J Ished the musical numbers for Jthe second part of the program. - . Five Schools to .Have Programs Five of the schools will feature musical programs today as part lot the Better Music week in Sa- I lem. IcKlnley junior high school I and . Grant Junior 1 high school will .have programs at 9 o'clock. while Highland, Richmond and Park will , have programs at 1 o'clock this' afternoon, -! Senior- high school pupils will give the program at McKinley school.-The program will be as iwiiows: M.HurPiao. Tiel Pot kx-k. Violin 8lo. Leonard Chadwirk. Musical Comedy Selection Pio Rolo, MalctjB Medle V(M!U SoU) Rit, Rm. inpton. Selection from "Mound Build- fw - at firftnr 1linJor high will be given by other senior high school pupils and will.be as follows: . ' Piano Solo, Louisa Tindley. Vocal Rolo. Alice Roth. Violin Solo, Norma Maier. Vocal Solo, , William . Ireland. v CLUB CALENDAR Today Thursday ... Thursday club, Mrs. E. C. Cross, 1185 Chemeketa street V Marlon County . Federation ot -Women's clubs at Aurora. Yew Park circle, 1 o'clock at church. ' Y. M. Mothers club with Mrs. C. S. , Hamilton, 290 North Front street. ;P.E.O., with Mrs. Philip J. Kuntx, , 797 North Winter .street. Friday Salem 0. ,A. , C. club with Mr. and Mrs. Carle Abrams. ' J. 04 Wilson street. Faculty. Women's club with . Mrs Carl G. Doney. PietyvIIill club. Mrs. C. H. Robertsoh, 277 North Capi . tol. , Jason Lee. coffee, with Mrs. C G. Given, 155 North Com- , merclal street , ..Benefit , .Salem hospital, dance , recital, "Butternies , BalL", at Grand theater. . Women V Auxiliary of St Paul's , church, with , Mrs. IL D. ChRmbers at rectory. ,.Wflmn'i Union of . First Congregational , church, church parlors. ' , Satnrdav at ..Butterflies Ball,w matinee at Grand theater, .benefit Sa- lent hospital. s j ?IXA.R with Mm. R, J, Yali- ton, 135, Stale streets : u the twenty peeresses who, through entitled to seats in the upper house one of the breeders of the famous Piano SMo. Eugenia Sarar". Mnsiral Comedy Seleetios Piano Solo, Aielene Kitrhie. seleetion from Mound Uuiia era,", chorus. Vocal Solo, Marion Rob erta. Highland pupils will have a program, presented by pupils from Grant junior high school. It will be as follows: Seng,- "I.iMle ttrpnan Annie," Girls" Chorus. Violin Solo. Bonnie Scnaeffer, Konp, Kathr?n Young. " Piano Duet, Kugnia Kn-her Helen Riehardson. Hon. Maud -yn. . lino nolo, Urace Ilender on. Rous. Oirli' Chorus. McKinley junior high school will present the program at Rich mond school, which will be as follows:- Chorns, Soldiers Chorus from "Faust," Piano Trio. Mildrad Leisr. Mildred Mil ler. Knth IlaxeHon. Enelisb, Folk Song, r horns of eight i pirls. Piano Sola, I.ens Medler. Vocal Solo, , Bmnie Uavenport. Violin Solo. Marearot Hatter. Humor- iww """" """-v"t,. - - - Htta,, rtiBtH. iwows, ijoroiiijr uaaw. Mar. KiKhtlinecr. Chorus, selected from seventh and eighth grades. , The, Park school program will bs given by Washington junior high school pupils and will be aa follows Plana Duet. Leon a Geer. Carolina Lam htrth. Vocal Solo. Florence Powers (violin. Mildred Puch: piano, Carolina Lamnirth). Piano Solo, Maureen Sty lea Hesitation. Mareia Questman. Cora duet, Eldon Foster, Wesley Boeder (piano, Maureen Styles... nano soio. nunj rm n.m Vau Nnlo. Mfertnm noDson. vnor na, "Wandorer's Night Song" the 8wal lowii- Violet Dasenbarr. Ncltje TibbiU, Kosalio Buren, Mildren Cross, aran urr, Margreta Miliard, Kutn unenowitn, utoj dine Matthews, Gertrude Strattoo, Mil rfr.n Jndson. Isabel Huston. Filje Wll M. Engstrom. Piano Solo, aiary topper 0 Adele Garrison's New Thase of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE CHAPTER 4 THE NEWS THAT DICKY BROKE TO MADGE. At Dicky's atrocious pun , I caught my breath in startled rec ognition of the meaning of Al fred Durkee's query to Leila. This must be the thing which ho had expected her to tell me. A little warning voice in my subconscious ness made me dissemble for a moment . ''Please translata into United States, Dicky," I said laughing. "I haven't the slightest idea what you mean." . Ke looked at me quizzically. "Now I won Icr if you're really dense or are just pretending for sure unknowa reason of your own," he said shrewdly. "How ever, I'll elnaid:it. Firstly Meester Alfred Durit.ee, Esq., Is to be married. Ergo, he is to Ke a bridegroom. Se2oji-!ly, he needs a best man. Thirdly, I am or he says I am, his best friend. Ergo, I am chosen to be it! The whole works! His best man! Quod et demonstrandum! Do you see?" "I see," I t returned, involun tarily laughing at his rldicwlou farrago with Is Jumbled mixture of terms, but secretly more dis turbed at his news than I would have caret to let any one perceives. For, of course, I knew, as did we all, that Edith Fairfax was. to i be her sister's maid of honor, and "I could n t rise above the, foolish feminine feeling that I could not bear to see my has- tand so clodely.and romaatically associated with hr, as he would -P,e in the relation of bett man and maid of honor at a wedding. In Gay Mood. V But I saw tha; Dicky was elat ed at the news, that lor same real son he was pleased as Punch be- mm HSBl cause Alfred had given him thej who come through ' experience to honor, and I resolved that I would let no foolish jealous thought of mine disturb him. s "How splend W I fcrced as much enthusiasm into tny tone as 1 could manage. "This means a trip south for you doesn't it?" He looked at m-i quizzically, his eyes dancing. I ,-jiw that he was in one of his teastng moods, and I prepared to discount erery thing he said. "Of course," he returned. Don't you wish you were IT I really feel sorry for you , poor dear, indeed I do, condemned to the rain and snow and seet we always get up here in !h3 spring. while I bask in the sunshine and roses and strawberries and water melons of North Carolina." "You must be contemplating an extended stay," I commented tie- murely. ."I have neve? . beea south, but 1 have always been lfed to suppose that roses and stiaw- berries are not due for eeveral weeks to come in the Carolina and watermelons are you really going to be gone so long from home. Dicky, dear?" He suddenly stretched his arras high above his head , in the. atti tude of a man held up by i mid night marauder, calmly ignoring the scandalized amusement ot two women' on the other slda of the street. "Don't shoot! I'll como down," he quoted. "Dicky!" I protested In whis per. "Do stop! See! Those wo men are looking at you." fWhaa treat they're having!" he retorted. "I'll give them an other." The Reason Disclosed. To my horror, he lowered hie arms, faced the women, both ot whom were known only by sight to me, swept off his hat and made them a low obeisance savoring more of the feudal times than it d'd of the present Cay. Then he turned to me and offered me bis arm with courtly grace, but wi'.b such a devil of amusement in his eyes that I felt compelled to take- it for fear of what worse thing he might do next. And as . walked down the street in thli ridiculous fashion I was sure that the report of my husband's pro bablo access to some hidden store ot intoxicants was already on the wing in Marvin. He shot a. sly look at me &sf we turned the cor ner inlo our otn street. "Mad by me?" he coaxed. "You know better," I returned, giving his arm a little squeeze. And) indeed, his good humor was infectious. I have always found it impossible to be . angry . with Dicky when he is in one of his irresponsible moods. "That's a good-girt" He cap tured my hand, tucked it within his own, and we went down the street in this ridiculous, lover-like fashion, to which, . however,, 1 found even my trained fastidious ness making no objection. "As long as you're behaving yourself so nicely," he began a few m'nutes later, "I don't mind telling yon that you're invited to the. ancestral southern home, too." "I guessed as much," I replied demurely, "especially as Leila has been urging me to go down with her for weeks. I am afraid we will be rather a large party even for a Carolina aunt's hospitality Leila, Edith, Alfred, bis moth er, you and I." "Not forgetting our dear old friends, Rita Brown and Majah Hugh'e Grantland," Dicky drawl ed- Tv ' (To be continued) VAUH MEDICS Films Showing Effects o Social Diseases Shown To Physicians The doctors of the Willamette valley never had a bigger or more delighttul day than Tuesday the 18th, when the Central Willam ette Medical association came as the guests of the Tri-County assi elation, composed ot the medical men of Marion, Polk and Yamhil counties. Sixty people sat down to the elaborate luncheon at the Commercial club Tuesday evening about 20 being wives or daugh ters of the medics, and all the others being practitioners in some form of medicine or surgery. An afternoon session preceded the big dinner, at which, various matters of interest to the profes sion were presented. ..Music vu served during the. dinner, , by the Music week committee. Two series of films were shown by Dr. J. E. Wagner, representing the .Oregon state board of health the films relating to the control and. treatment ot social diseases. The films were a revelation to even, many of the . practitioners SESSION know how far the careless action leaves its' outward mark on the evil-doer and on the generations to follow. Corvallis Methodists Win Sunday School Contest The three months attendance contest that has been carried on between i the Sunday schools of the First Methodist churches of Salem and Corvallis came to a close for announcement, Easter Sunday. The Corvallis school won, with an average attendance of 597, with the Salem school av erage of only 569. The Salem -CHINESE BAZAAR , All kinds goods on sale at very low prices. Silk Waists, Blouses, House Dresses, Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods, Silks and Dress Goods," Chinaware,; Baskets, Imported Fancy Goods, at SPECIAL SALE. KwongFook&Co. 264 North Commercial Street AT THE OREGON SUNDA Y mm""' "ii hi, , ; ,r x siwfibllllll I III . C"V5 . v WW "'jaMygjJ t .f. . . ?: ; maun RodolphVoentiko Rodolph Valentino . with Dorothy Daltori' MORANiOFrTHEiLADY'LETTY'' hold m m . ' ihonhi fo the HE HOT. AIR DRAFT and the. HOT, BLAST PRINCIPLE are exclusive patented features of every LANG ranfce flames entirely around the oven, thoroughly and uniformly heating every inch of cooking surface, this principle of stove construction has proved itself the most economical, convenient and fcener- ally satisfactory heating method ever invented. . The Alaska rane pictured above is ideal for the smaller kitchen, possessing all the features of our larger models. Every heat unit is utilized, enab ling LANG stoves to operate at less fuel expense than any other range manufactured. A visit to our store will convince you that your next stove will be a Ask Us About Them PEOPLE'S FURNITURE STORE Cow i s . 2 Col. a S in. school had an attendance of 706 a week . wgo Sunday,, the last day of the cos test, but It was "never quite large enough to win t1c lory. A similar contest is now 1 being staged between the First Christian Snnday schools of Sa lem and Corvallis, is still la fa vor fcjf Salem, though, the rivalry isn't over, and the Corvallis go- -pel warirors are going out after recruits in a whirlwind campaign.. The man who paid f 1000 for five barrels ot : colored ' water might have got stuff spired with wood alsohol. lie Is alive and healthy. Probably he is still ahfwd of the game. in ... , i PARAMOUIPlCniRES r? v im lontszr hot aiMmft. manufactured. Forcing the SALEM, OREGON