THE bftgGQjAESMAN. SALEM, OREGON
SUNDAY MbRKING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1922
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By MARQI'ERITE GLEESON
FAIR week : v; ' t n " I fi e ' rfil n'd reds
of gue.its v.'Vi will Te in Sa-
lem during the"- coming
week will be Iha chief Interest In
society during lh coining days.
Many of the Forf.V. groups set
the'r meetings ah!d a 'veek while
otners nave pe-slponoq . tteirs lor
another week so that vith few ex-
president of the local j auxiliary,
it wast one or the live delegates from
the''8tate at the convention.
V: Mr. and Mr3. W'ilKam C. Kiltz. '
! ' Jr., of Vancouve-, V. C, whose!
marriage was an event of Beptem-
ber 28 last year arc guests In Sa
: h .lem this week. Mr3. Klltz, who
, fwag Miss Aline Tn-jmpson, has
. j(Den me inspiration ror several
J' Informal affairs during the 1;if:
L.week and several of her friends
will, entertain fo her during the
; j coming week. M. and Mrs. Ki'tz
f. w1l-return to British Columbia
V next Friday
V- Mjrg. Curtis Cross ill, entertain
'I this evenlnar at on Inrnrmol aim.
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tperjparty for Mr. and Mrs. Kiltr
thls evening. Otner Informal nf
fairjfiare beln? planned forthjn
Mrs. KJltz and Miss Louise
Thompson, who ha3 iecently r-
turfled from a auramw scent with
Mrs.';Kiltzf shared honors Wednes
( day afternoon at an informal tea
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iglvea by their mother. Mrs. S. w
'Thomnson.
lit Pink roses centered the pretty
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tea table where Mri. Louise Lach
I round poured durlug the after
noon. Mrs. CurtiCr'sts and Mrs
I.
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In The Fine Art of .
; "Dress"
the corset is all Important.
Style, comfort, proper support,
correct lines, freedom of move
ment, etc., all depend upon the
corBet. It U good to KNOW
that you can secure all of
these corset essentials in FRO
LASET CORSETS. Special at
tention to .fitting.
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Renska L Swart
,Crset Sifcclallst
I 115 Liberty Street
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LENA BELLE TARTAR Cootralto Soloists
precentor First Church of Christ -Scientist, Director of
Music Salem High School, High School Credits in Voice.
' jPundamental principles of Vocal Technique, Breath Con
trol, High Frontal Tone Placement, Diction, Artistic Phras-
lug- una interpretation.
Studio 164 N. Liberty St
Phone 334
Miss Elizabeth Levy
TEACHER OF VIOLIN
American and European Study
Orchestral Training. Ensemble
Classes in AlchIniarmony,rEar Training and Tone"
i minKing appuea especially to violin students
Accredited by State
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Phone 244-J
William Wallace Graham -
VTOT.TM
Soloist and teacher. Nine
:tt aching in Europe, twelve
- responsiDie positions in many parts of United States
v as teachers and soloists.. Beginners accepted; coach
;mn a9comPanying and ensemble For appointment
10n. Hotel, Salem, Wednesdayr September-or
i any Wednesdav nr Ratnrrinv fViooff - r r
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W. Connel Dyer ashsstl about the
rooms, r.-r-- ,(M
the kueJU Sf'MeVfXe after
noon were; !r. AV". Conneli Dyer,
Mrs. Curtis Cross;' Mrilf It TaV Ho
fer. Mrs.-.Lawrence Wofer. . ','Jlrs.
William BurgharrtCMrs. Ben W.
Olcott, Mfg. Dan Iry. Jr..r' Mrs.
Earl C. Fieril. vfft Harrv Haw-
(kins, Mrs. . Clifford F?rown. Mrs
Ronald C. Olover, Ttrs. James
Of unusital interest in,-university
circles especially the1 an
nouncempnt of the eneaeenifnt nf
Miss Fake and CnrJ T. Rrown
both members of tli faculty o'
Willamette. The announcement
was made at a pretty party Friday
evening at the hom of Mr. aru'
Mrs. C. M. Pauunzio and the
guests include 1 university people.
Miss Fake Is hpad of the de
partment of home economics and
's a rradnate of Mi! waukee-Downer
coI'eKe. Mr. Brown is a Uni
versity of WashiPgto-i man and is
Instructor of physic at Willam
ette. The rooms were prettily decor
ated with nnr'golJa and asters
The anriSifnewieirt" was mad
through slips four -I by the guest?
wMh'n a ring superwled in the
archway between th Jiving rooms
A' 'rinM tU.'
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fastened within the iIdr and slips
with the names of the puests hung
from the ,rin.gv jGiirfe were en
Joyed during th? social evening
which followed, '
The gue3ts wero.ljr. and Mrs.
Carl Gre.gr Donef;r.rrr J ' T
Sherman. R. M. (iitke. Miss Helen
Pierce Miss Fianceg M. Richards
Miss Mary Fake and Kov Bohler
Miss Mary J:u,e Albert onter
tafned yesterday for Miss Nancy
Wilson who is hrr houss guest.
Miss Wilson is on her way to Eu
gene where she will euter the Uni
versity of Oregon.
Miss Odell SavRge was guest of
honor at a prett t,lower at th
home of Mrs. John Kirk Friday
evening-, Miss Fldrence Howe
was Joint hostess fjy the--affair
which was tn-s occasion for an
nouncing the wedding date of
Miss Savage who vili become the
bride of Merrill Ohl:ng October
The rooms of the Kirk home
were decorated in shades of pink
and lavender. Larkspur and as
ters were arranged about the tea
table.
Mrs. John Kirk presided at the
urn. Mrs. Walter Kirk cutting the
ices A group of girls assisted In
ervlngr They were Miss Florence
a i-uuiu ill hi r. nnri c T rs m n.
Residence 507 .Canter St
Phone
Board of Education
Studio 56a Court Street
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and a half years' study and
in Portland. Pupils holding
x ur Terence
f Chicken
Dinner
Served
All
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Miss Nadeja Stancioff, the first woman diplomat in
Washington, is a daughter of the Bulgarian Minister in Lon
don. She speaks several languages and has taken part in
several conferences as secretary of the Bulgarian delegation.
At the age of 25 she has just been appointed first secretary
of the Bulgarian Legation at Washington, D. C.
Howe. Miss Veda Howd, Miss
Laura Marr and Miss Edna Howd.
The guests were Miss Savage.
Miss Mary and Miss Esther Par
anougian. Mis Winifred St.
Claire, Miss Iiuth Smith, Miss
Grace Brainard, Miss Pauline Mc
Clintock, Mrs. Paul Morse, Miss
Edna Howd, Miss Veda Howd.
Miss Shade, Mi33 Lucille Ross,
Miss Ethel McGilchrist, Mrs. Mor
ton Peck. Mr3. Ra'ph Thomas.
Mrs. Paul Green, Mr?. Kenneth
Legge, Mrs. John .Marr. Mrs. Bert
Smith, Mrs. Vaul Johnson, Mrs.
Minnie Graham. Mr. An,irn.
Hansen, Mrs. a. a. Thompson.
Mrs. Mark Savage.
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The wedding or Miss Harr.'et
Broughton," daughter of Mrs. C.
J. Brougliton of Dayton, Wash., to
Clarence Bishop of Portland, took
riace Wednesday afternoon at
Dayton, the Rev. V. C. Gilmoi-3
officiating.
Preceding the . ceremony, Miss
Oora Gerken sanir "At Dawnint? "
The bride, who was gtven in mar
riage by her brother, Charles
Broughton, was attended by her
sisters. M'-ss Helen and Miss Fran
ces Broughton, as bridesmaids.
Master Larry Kenworthy carried
the bride's train. The groom's
brother, C. R. Bishop of Pendle
ton, acted as his best man.
Mrr,. Bishop is a graduate of
Annie Wright seminary and of
Smith college, Mr. Bishop is a
University of Oregon man and a
member of Sigma Nu fraternity.
He is at the head of the Pen
dleton Woolen Mills company.
Out t)f town guests at the cere
mony and reception which follow
ed, included Mr. and Mrs. T. D.
Honeyman and Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald Spencer of Portland:
Mrs. Huobard Kleinstuck of Kala
mazoo, Mich.; Dr. and Mrs. Floyd
Croup of Fort Bayard, X. M.; Mr.
and Mrs. H. F. Bendiz, Mr. and
Mrs. Phillip Winans a.nd Miss
Wi'helmina Crawford of Walla
Wala and Carl Gabrielpon of Sa
lem. Mr. and Mrs. Bishop have pone
Victoria, V. C, for their wed
ding. trip,1 and will be at home in
Portland after November 1 at the
Ambassador apartments.
Mrs. Ercel Kay, ex-Oregon state
golf champion, won the Portland
Golf club woman's championship
title when she defeated Mrs. A.
H. Meyer in the finals Friday, 3
110 and-2. Mrs. Kay was in cham
pionship form and led her oppon
ent all the way.
First flight honors went to
Mrs. Jack Yates, who ; defeated
Mrs. R. Q. Smith in thf rinals
in a match that was decided on
the lStli green. Mrs. F. E. Grigs
by won the second flight priz-s
when she defeated Mrs. C. B.
Unander, 4 up and S.
Mrs. C. C. Wintermute took
third flight honors. Mrs. Winter
mute won from Mrs. Agnes Mum-
iVtr In thn ftnola '? un on3 0 In I
the finals of the fourth fi ght
Mrs. H. M. Hendershot won from
Mrs. F. J. McCarthy, 1 up.
Mra .Tnhn n H'pcu nnH Hnntrh-I
ter, Madalene have returned from
a visit of elgtu weeks in Califor
nia. They spent a portion of the
time With Mrs. Glesy's mother at
Sebastopol and some time with her i
brother at Hayw.ird. Other points j
in me state were isited.
. Mrs. Henry B. Thielsen will pn
eftfftrWe Wftrfnen'auxlHa-ry of j
bt. Raul's church Friday after
noon, i
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. Miss Marie Briggs has gone to j
California for an outing of seve- !
ral weeks. She will be in L s
Angeles, an Francisco and Santa t
Barbara.
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Mr. and Mrs' Lewis Griffith re
turned Thursday evenlns from
their wedding 4jrlp to British Co
lumbia. They will he at h
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their new home, 13C4 Court
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lam
port have pone east for several
weeks' stay. She left Thursday
and stopped in Pendleton to at
tend the Roundup.
Mrs.' L. W Glcason will have as
her puests during the week Mrs.
M. Smith and Mrs. Smith's fath
er, W Stillwell of Los Angtles.
who are driving through
Mrs. Arthur J. Rahn liru as
her guests Mrs. C. U. Miller ana)
Miss Jean Miller of Portland.
They will return to Portland to
night. Mrs. Ben W. Oloott is visiting
with Mrs. Oswald West in Port
land.
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The many fi lends of Miss Katli
ryn Gunnell will be soffy to know
that she will not enter any of her
Greek Garden studies at the fair
this year nor will there be any
entries from the Gunnell & ROvb
studio. .
Miss Gunnell staled that ,fio
cause her war wa& accepted fpr
exhibition in both the Internation
al and XorthwejJ exliibits during
the winter and rpnng and the
work oi getting it ready for the
state fair seem?d to come too soon
after the other exhibits. Also she
said that she preferred not to en
ter this year sinf,; rhe won all
hut one first pme at the state fait
last year.
The exhibit which was accepted
for showing at the International
show is on display in the lobby of
the Oregon building this week and
includes several of ber Greek
Underwear
for Children
is as warm as bed. Its
comfortable, cozy fabric
prevents sickness bv keen.
ing little bodies warm, even
in trie coldest weatner.
Special fullness in seat,
which prevents the wear
due to strain, while exer
cising. Button holes skill
fully devised so they will
stay buttoned.
R. A. Underwear fn'r
women, like all R. A. Un-.
derwear, will last for two
or three years, if properly
laundered
The long, wide, curved gus
set gives room where room
is needed, and prevents
gaping. Sloping sleeves
and tailored irmholM tht
do not bind. "Fashioned
to Fit" with flatlock
which wear as lone as the
zaDrtc itseit.
Out sixes for stout women
and waist suits for chiUi
dren axe unexcelled.
Buy R. A. of your dealer,
and look for the Point nf
Excellence.
J. C ROULETTE & SOUS.
HAGERSTOWN, MD.
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Mrs. Warren G. Harding, wife of President Harding who their home 1 "Portland and Miss
recovering from a serious illness. President and MrS.'SirloEugenetoenterlhe
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Harding had planned a trip to
the late summer. The trip
i duties which the president was
Garden studia3 and two portraits.
To be admitted to txhibit work
at the International is judged a
high honor antorg photographers.
SILVERTOX. Or.. Sept. 23
(Srecial to The Statesman) Mrs,
Gill B. Bentson and Mrs. Gordan
McCaJl were recently joint host
esses at a very charming tea. The
affair was given at the home of
Mrs. McCall on Pine st. A color
iheme of pink and white was car
ried out in ices .Pink and white
gladioli and roses were used for
decorations.
The guests present were: Mrs.
S.' E. Uichardsen, Miss Elinor Mc
Claine, Miss Eva Digerness. Miss
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the Pacific northwest during
was nostooned bcausp of extra
called upon to assume.
' Maurino Digefness. Mrs. Gertrude
' Cameron .rs HpIpk wnoMn,
; Mrs. H. Latham, Mrs. eGorge
jHubbs. Mr:-.. Carl Specht. Mrs.
j Earnest Palmer, Mrs. H. Sims,
.Mrs. Vida eBnnett, Mrs. J. A.
; Bennett. Mrs. L. F. Evenson, Mrs.
' W. W. Cooley, Mrs. Frank smith,
i Mrs. A. Lonpacre , Mrs. J. V.
i Welch. Mrs. Arthur Janz, Mrs. A.
,J. Uichardsen. Mrs. Hans Steen.
;Mrs. P. A. Loar, Mrs. Joe Kir
clier. Mrs. Charles Reynolds, Mrs.
I C. W. Keene.
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; Little Tda May Benjamin
i hostess yesterday at a party
Iori
la dozen small friends. A basket
of pink roses on the table hid'W
WELCOME! STATE FAIR VISITORS
Prevail on Women's Suits, Coats, Dresses, Furs, Skirts
-Sweaters and Children's Coats.
BUY NOW - SAVE NOW
This is your golden opportunity, you cannot afford
to overlook it. You now get just what you need and
want at a saving. ,
Everybody knows our reputation for carrying high
grade merchandise which is always marked at a rea
sonable price and
This Week You
Get It at a Special
Savings
This is done in order to
give out-ouf-of-town
people who, are here to
attend the State Fair
the advantage of saving
on their winter apparel.
Salem Store
466 State Street
; small bags of bad tnd from the
;basket , ,he pla.es ribbons led
ending at
tiny baskets at each
i place.
! The guests were Ha and Rober
ta Mills. Porohy Xleppinger, Dor
othy and Marian Kws Elizabeth
' Lewis. Iorothy Marsters, Martha
Louise Crickonbaum. Esther Read-
; sale and Josepnine Cornoyer.
! . Mrs. Ha4t4e Cameron entertain -
: t-d the W. R. C. Thursday at her
i home. A numkr of members of
i the Woodburn chapter were guests
i for the alternoon. Mrs. Elsie
i B. Simeral sang for the guests j
'during the social hour.
Red. white and blue asters de
jcorated the rooms of Mrs. Cam
i ei on's home. Those assisting the
'hostess were Mrs. Frances uBtte,
; Mrs. Sarah Peterson. Mrs. Mary
! Thompson. Mrs. Hedwlg Moll.
Mrs. Ida Tragilo and Mrs
Susan-
ne Bott.
The Woodburn guests Included
Mrs. Charles Parr. Mrs. Charles
Wilson. Mrs. Richard L. Freeberg.
Mrs. Ada L. Harrington. Mrs. Sar
ah J. Wilson. Mrs. Mayme Coch
ran. Mrs. Arista Xendel, Mrs. M.
J. Alson and Mrs. Eunice Bonney.
Salem puests for the afternoon
were Mrs. Addie Lewis. Mrs. John
J. Rottle, Mrs. J. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thompson
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Ward and daughter, Frances at
dinner Friday evening. Mr. and
Mrs U'aril villi l.(i.,c. .
tri nil .
Guests for the dinner were Mr.
and Mrs. Ward. Mr. and Mrs. C.
M. Inan. ...i. and Mrs. Rome
Hunter. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Patton,
M. and Mrs. E. L. Kapahan.
Mrs. Warren Hunt, who has
been relief organist at the Oregon
for some time, has left for Cor
vallis and will bo organist at the
new theatre just beinj,- completed
by Whiteside Brothers In Corval
lis. Mrs. Philip Asplnwall gavo a
birthday party Friday for her
daughter. Eleanor Edith, the oc
casion being her third birthday.
:The rooms were prettily decorated
; in a yellow and white color
wasj scheme. Autumn flowers and
varied colored leaves. Mrs. As
plnwall was assisted by Mrs. F.
Ginn and Mrs. D. W. Dervey.
To the Fair
It's for this Fall & Winter.
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All This Week
SPECIAL PRICES
Portland SUk Shop
383 Alder St.
Tht little u net bo included' fjr
raine Vlck. Vivian Asplnwal. J
Catherine Getse, Deaslft Asplnwal, $i
Frances Dewey. El wood Raymond, 1
Fred Dewey, Harold Ginn. Mar
Yoeger. Jack Dewey. Orvall Ray.
' mond, Bobby Putnam.
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Mrs. Frank Jordan of Seattle
i is a guest at the home of Mrs. .
J has Tlld many times in Salem
J and has many friend here who ;
j will be jlad to know of her arriv
al.
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Marion connty, Oregon, broke
into the Women's Home Compan-"
ion for. the October if sue. The en
trance was made by 5y ofjanr
article by nna Fteerp t Richard'
son. who made a trip to -the Pacif
ic coast during- the lart summer.
Yes. 8he)'made', the Pacific coast
In a week or tvo. fcte does hot
state the exact time but this may-,
be judged by th-3 brief . mention
given the state.
Mrs. Richardson visited the'
state university and the college
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