g ' - THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON ' -v " : . - SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY 21, 1928 " ' ' ' ' ' :
iriiV:li.rira,tirli!ffi nartv civll
I -'yesterday ' at . the Gray Hello
-i. was one ot tne - most suc
cessful. ' large affairs of the sea
son. , The atiar was a ocneiu
cr the women's community builci-
in& which the Salem .Woman's
club; proposes to tii'M In the
Tile 'building fund committee
was iu direct charge" of the party
yetsrday In ; which . .90 women
fjpayd during the afternoon
i'Thk; .Mntml(lii)i .1st 1 rnmnn!Ui1 '.fit
JiMrs.tHv; A Anderson, and Mr
: Gn& of the co
mmUtees of; tuc
Iciubiwill sponsor a dancing party
ftFfrbniary 1 in tho Arorary. Mrs.
' llarr Hawkins and Airs. J. W.
H-m l.Ti' .:. . 1
jiaroTMjn win iw, iD,cunrie. t
Aspther.. social , affair planned
1forlBe near-future , Is a Charity
, tall 1 which will be fclven Fefbru-
Tary i? in the armory. Proihfnent
j 'society -women together with re
r fprescatatlves of various civic and
fraternal organizations are spon
f; horhii Jlljalfalt :whi!i 1 has
arouse! - considerable Interest
The largo benefit bridge party
was J Attended "by ? wore than 50
women and' many, others came In
for ? lea-: later , In.; thn . aftf rnoon.
More than $50 was taken In by
the committee in charge.1 Mrs.
C. U.1 Wbtiiiore ;won hlgb score
and t was awarded a cash prize
which she generously- turned over
to the 'committee in charge.
The ' players at tni different
tables , were' as follows! Mrs.
Walter J. Kirk, Mrs. Miller ' Mc
Gilchrist. Mrs. Donald Young and
MrsJ Erscel Kay. . ,
Mrs. G; O. nrown, Mrs. E.
Baiter. Mrs. Frank Griffith. Mrs.
W. H. Dancy. Mrs. Ralph Wat
eon; of Portland. . -J
Mrs. Seymour Jones, v Mrs. J
II. ; Albert. Mrs. Homer Goulet.
and Mik. Iawrence T. Harris, 4
Mrs. jKlalro Vibbert, Mrs. I.
V. Gleason, Mrs. Scott Uago and
Mrs., A. Wallace. : ' , " ' ' ":--
Mrs, . W.' I. Staley. Mrs. K. H.
Flf-roinc. Mirs.- George Hose and
Mrs.: Harry Wiidmer. ; . , :, J .
Mrs Kara Adolph, ; Mrs. C.
Iushrldite,: Mrs. A. Hussey . and
Mrs, E. Rostein,
Mrs. a 13. McCalloagh, Mrs.
J. C. ' McIo3; Mrs. W. Jf. Whlt-
more ml Mrs.- C. C Kelly. ;
Mrs. H; H.bllingef Mrs. O.
C. Locko. Mrs. Ed Gillingham.
ar.d Mrs. W. S,t Walton - J
Mrs. C H. Webb. Mrs. ThU
Newmycr, C Mrs- G. C. Bellinger
ami Mrs. Frank O. Myers. -
Mrs. Bliss Darby. Mrs. '. Le
G.llrt,Mrs.;,R. Goulet.and Mrs.
W. Ill Darby. '
Mrs. Frank Bowersor, Mrs. H.
n. iWorth. tMrst Irwin of Al
bany ''and Mrs. Beulah Mills. .
Mrs'. William . McGilchrist. Mrs.
II. :J. Conoyer,-Mrsl Allan Hop
kins. Mrs. Karl Kugel.
MrsV Lewis Griffith. Mrs. J.
II, y Nlcholsen.Mrs,? Carl Pope
llr't G. V. Chambers." "
Mrs. Arthur Moore. Mrs. It.
l;. Good In, j Mrs. John Mauner,
and' Mrs. Frank EL Sharer. '
Mry, "K. T. Busselle, "Mrs. A.
IT. Hunter, of LaGrande, Mrs.
GRANDSON OF NORWEGIAN
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Lieut. Tancred Ibsen, a randson of Hcnrik Ibsetu the famous
Norwcglao aatlior. has arrived in the United States with Mm wife
.1st -own with htm above). He is a member of tbe Royal Swedish
Ft isg Corps, and. white in this con a try will take a coarse of la--
ctioa at the West Point Military Academy. Mra Ibsen ia m noted
vd;-cer and paatomimlat in ter natire land. '. l -
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f A llimtor Mm Walter ItUCh-
er. ,
Mrs. Gertrude J. M. Page. Mrs.
Edith Hazard, Mrs. W. A. Cum
nUngs, Mrs. 'Mattie F. Dcalty.
Mrs; David; Wright. Mrs. E. A.
Hunts.. Mrs. H O. White and
Mrs. Elloiso Itotlerick.
Mrs. ! C. P. Bishop. Irs G. A
White", Mrs., Charles K. Hpauld
insr. and Mrs. W. E. Anderson.
Mrs. Clifford .Farmer. Mrs.
liurrv M Hawkins. Mrs A.. J
Rahn, and Mr Kari MeMccham
L Mrs. W. K. WlltUn.' Ivtrs.' Itolf-
ert W. Craig, Mrs. W. M. Bushy
and Mrs. S. East. ,
. Mrs. ir, G. Shipley. Mrs G. G,
Brcwn. Mrs. Herbert Nunni Mrs.
Sam Garland, of Iebanpn. l
Mrs. " John U: .Rand, Mrs. , 1.
V. Rand. Mrs. J. A. CburchlllT
Mrs.- Arthur Vassal.; y
Mrs. T. A. Uvesly. Mrs. David
Eyre,'-. Mrs. . H.-'M. Myers, and
Mrs. L. C. Smith.
: Tea was served following the
bridge gam and many not , play
ing came ' in ifor f the tea hour.
The women In Charge bf the ben
efit expressed' themselves aa be
ing especially grateful to the
Giay Belle which donated the
use of th beautiful new dining
loom for ; the entire afternoon.
Mrs. F. W. fiteuslott was chos
en, president of ?the Woman's
ur lon of the First Congregation
al church Friday, I Other officers
chosen were Mrs.! H. W. Bross,
vice president: Mrs.i R. J. Hen-1
dricks. missionary leader: Mrs.
H. D. Brown, recording secretary;
Mrs. Vera Shattuck. correspond
ing secretary; Miss Susan Chat- j
fer, treasurer. j i
The women of j the union are:
entering' the new j year with en- j
thuslasni . and are' making plans j
for enlarging the 1 scope of their
service.
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MK and Mrs. C. ,H.-Fake havo
gpne ito Los Anco!es . for t ho re
mainder of the winter.
City, school and state returns
on tho sale' or' Christmas-' ireaT,
which are daily reaching the of
fice of tho Oregon Tuberculosis
Association,' are highly gratifying
and are strongly Indicative of the
fact that the state budget of $40,
000 has more than been -reached,
according to the association. ;
Miss. Mary Bayne, popular Sa
lem girl was the winner In a pop
ularity contest conducted by the
OAC Dally Barometer at the Ore
gon 'Agricultural college.
Miss Bayne won the litre of the
most popular girl In college; She
was unopposed last spring, for, the
position of' secretary of ! thie"' sta
deut A body the ! highest "office
which by comrflon consent is each
year awarded to a woman stu
dent; j . '
Miss Bayne is majoring in phys
ical education and la a member of
4elta PsI Kappa, the honorary so
ciety of that school.! She Is a pi em
ber of Delta Delta Delta. Miss
Marjorio Nlles of : Grants Pass,
was voted the prettiest girl In the
college. v ; fi ''' ?' '
. Mrs. James Lewis. , who will
PLAYWRIGHT VISITING U, S.
leave within a few days with Mr
Lewis for a trip to California,
was lion or guest yesterday at the
home of Mrs. George Pcarcvs when
a number of members of the Pres
byterian aid society gathered I of
a social afternoon. i
Joint hostesses with Mrs.
I'oarte wore Mrs. J. W. Harbison,
Mrs. C. C. Keliy. and Mrs. A. F.
Marcus. : ; - 'i
Mr, and Mrs. Lewis will leave
early this week for the south and
- .twill be gone for several weeks be
fore returning to Salem
The art exhibit, which was to
have been In Salem during 'the
coming, week has beon postponed
for the present b-jcause of Inabil
ity of Prof. Albert Schrof to pre
pare It at this time. It is hoped
that the exhibit will be shown
here following an exhibit sched
uled for Portland next mouth.
The PEO Founders day ban
quet1 which Will be observed in
Portland tomorrow will be attend
ed by several Salem members of
the organisation. Among thoss
who will attend from Chapter G
are Mrs. W. H. Byrd. Mrs. E. E.
Fisher. Mrs. F. W. Seeley, Sirs.
G. W. Laflar . and Mrs. B. 3.
Miles. " . '. i
.. Mrs. Sam Garland QX;jebanon.
and Mrs. A. ' R. Hunter of La
Grande were guests, of Chapter G
of tire PEO ' Thursday ,-when the
members were entertained at the
home or Mrs. W. T. Hicky.
Mrs. Garland and Mrs. Hunter
are both In Salem with their, hus
bands who are members of tire
legislature. ' . "v
. Other guests of the group for
the afternoon were Miss Reynolds
of Marysvilte. Cat., who Is a house
guest of Mrs. William Hughes;
Mrs. Ella Moody and Mrs. Ellen
Miller. Miss Alice Hollister, a
iuiiuci iiicmucf ui Luiuirr t miiu
now affiliated with Chapter X In
Portland,; was also a guest. for the
afternoon. Mrs. I tarry M. Styles
and Mrs. J. McLcod wcre guests
from. Chapter AB of Salem. ' I
"-Mrs. C. B. McCuHough was In
.charge, of the program 'which was
on women poets of America." 1
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2 Mrs, W. F. Jjluckner w'll enter,
tain for the east division of the
Presbyterian Aid society Monday
afternoon. Joint hostesses will be
,Mrs. W. Hv-Steuslofr. Mrs. J. C.
Griffith. Mrs. O. P. Hofr, Mrs.
Clay Taylor! and Mrs. John R.
Sites.
;.Tbo benefit dancing party
which will 1e ij given February
1 " by . two committees ot the . tfa-
lem Woman's ' club -will be In
charge of ? Mrs. ; Harry M. Haw
kins and Mrs.! John? W,i Harbi
son. The two groups of -women
have joined together to Rive the
affair which will be held in the
armory. : ' .
The women of Mrs. Harb'son's
committee are? Mrs. R L., While,
Mrs. Grover C. Bellingrv. Mrs.
William Walton. Mrs. tJ. A.
Downs, Mrs, Fred ' Thompson.
Mrs. William McGilchrist, Mrs.
Miller McGilchrist. Mrs. E. ,T.
Busselle, Mrs. Walter Spauld'ng,
Mrs. I). H. ' Ross, Mrs. G, J.
8:huneman. Kirs. If. T. Iove.
Mrs. R. J. Valiton. Mrs. Z. J.
Rlggs, Mrs. Harry Weiss, Mrs.
C. E. Bates, Mrs. J. E. Law, Mrs.
William Hamilton. Mrs. C. J.
Webb, Mrs. A. J. Rahn, Mrs.
Clifford Farmer, Mrs. C. F. Mc
intlie, Mrs. GeorgefJonnclI.
Mrs. Hawkins conittee ells
ccm posed of ttte ' fejltbwlng wo
men: Mrs. H. H. Oll'nger. Mrs.
Roy Burton, MrSv John Caugbell,
llri. HS R Worth; 'Mrs W. Con
ner Dyer, Mrs., Curtis Cross, Mrs.
Frank s Spears. Mrs. Frank Dur-
bln. Mrs. Henry Connoyer, Mrs,
Homr Goulet. Mrs. Frederick
Lamport, Mrs:. Chester Cox. Mrs.
Frank Myers. Mrs. Walter Kirk,
Mrs-. V.: 1. Kubn, Mrs. Paul Hen
dricks, Mrs.i E. A. Kurtz. Mrs
George, Arbuckle, Mrs. William
B. :Mottt Mrs. II. V. Compton.
IV you really want to win your way in s
the business world get ready now. '
: You can't win until you have learned to
keep your expenses less than your in
come.. -."
A Checkinir Account will provide you .
: with a complete record of both.
Don't you think you should -
'";.f v .- hi A AA
: OPEN A CHECKING ACCOUNT
;' . - TODAY 7 ; :
United States National Bank
'Tha Bank That Berrica Built''
;. '; : Member FedertijllcaejrTe Syateta,
Mrs. Homer Smith. Mrs..;Karl
Beck. Mrs. L. S. Geer and' Mrs.
J. C. Perry. i
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The West SiAe Circle of Gener
al Aid met for the first monthly
eoffee at the home of Mrs. Fred
Franco Friday s afternoon. Thirty
women ot the . neighborhood en
joyed a ' social afternoon.? Mrs
Charles Given and .Mrs. Nellie
Knox were "assistant hostesses.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Ruth Deulson. Feb
ruary 2. to work on quilts.
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i)alcm musirlans . and music
teachers will sponsor the second
annual music week which will be
held the week following Easter.
It will begin as last year; on
Easter Sunday, which falls this
year on April 1. J
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A national Music week for 1924
and regularly every -year there
after. Is Indicated by answers to
a questionnaire on the subject
sent by the National Bureau for
the Advancement of Music to
music week committees in all
parts of the country. May is fav
ored above all other months for
the observance.
An unusually attractive pro
gram was broadcasted Friday
evening 'from the Salem Electric
store. The soloists appearing
were pupils of John R. Sites, and.
he played the accompaniments for
them on the piano.
, The program given was as fol
lows: .,, ... . . ; .
"The. Sunshine In Your Eyes,'
Frankel Harllhg; ."Rose ot My
Heart,-' Herman Lohr, by. Lyman
McDonald." ,
You in a Gondola,',' Clark;
Sunrise and You," Penn. WII-
lard Bartlett. J
"Lost Chord," Sullivan; "It's
April In Kllarney George B.
Nevin. Leah Perkins Wyatt."
"Does't jhon Know That Sweet
Land." from the opera ?MIsnaiu"
by Thomas. Sadie PratL
f lAve a Lassie." "Vale." Ken
nedy, Trista Wenger.
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Barbara Frietchle tent. Daugh
ters of. Veterans, closed Its years
work with Installation of Its new
officers last night. The group
Is la -patriotic order ot ; about 40
working members with Its main
object to cheer on their way the
veterans of the Civil war '- '.'
The retlringv president. Miss
Julia Webster, " turned over the
gavel to Mr. C. M. Lock wood
last night t who, during the past
year, has been active In the tent
as Us patriotic Instructor. ' ' .-
During 1922 in addition to as
sisting In the observance of Me
morial day. this group of work
ers carriefi into the homes of
more than 100 veterans In. the
community many unexpected at
tentions, their birthdays 'having
especial celebration, i
More than 500 calla were made
and many 'trips were given he
comrades and their wires, Includ
ing .many to the tulip farm in! its
glory and an . occasional rldo
throughout the year. "
Each Individual veteran at .he
state Soldier's home was remem
bered on Appomatox day and .on
Christmas day; 'and all the veter
ans In this community on New
Year's day. ; i j : ' . i;
i Several patriotic anniversaries
were celebrated and 70, flag eti
quette books were 'distributed in
the schools ot -Salem. Recently
the tent presented a silk flag and
standard to the Old People's
home for the corridors of Its new
building.
- The Veterans' fife and drum
corps on its visit to the state fair
was the special charge of the
Daughters, and. no pains were
spared to havethem comforatble
and well fed.
; At the close of the meetings of
the. GAR post throughout the year
a delegation of . members has ap
peared lor a social time and to
frje-f flight idnch, 'With always
th Kfpe the 'veterans so, thor
oughly enjoy. '
Twenty-one new members hare
been added to the tent roll dar
ing, the year, and financially the
tent has prospered. , -.- "
A. A,
frs. O. E. Lewis entertained
.the Southeast circle of thj First
M. E. church on Wednesday after-
XJ4r n. . VvraM BntTMa
To The
Young Man!
Young Salem Violinist Will
Be Soloist for Girls9 Glee Club
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MJss Ira- Claire Love '
noon. Members were busy makr
ing : curtains for the new Old
People's home.
After the business, session
luncheon was served.
'AA 'A--The
Count-on-Me ttass of the
Baptist church was entertained at
the home of Mrs. E. J. Roth on
North Cottage street1 Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. E. J. Roth. Mrs.
M, A. Estes and Mrs.! Elizabeth
SIddall were hostesses !of the af
ternoon. Mrs. Charles M. Ogles
by led the devotional service and
business was transacted by the
president. Mrs; Edith Hikes. Mrs.
Theo. Roth, had charge of the pro
gram, after which refreshments
were served by the hostess, and
social time was enfoyed. At
Women's
Cotton Hose
Clearance
Sale, pair ....
19c
? Regular 25 and 35c
vajue. BJack or browu
' Downstairs1 Store
II:. ii r impf, '!Li v
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J , 1 m a mmm. W , Ha . t
CLE
: continues
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A sale like this only comes twice a year. We're offering the most remark
able values in good merchandise Salem ; . "
.Women's
Pure Thread Silk Hose
Clearance
Sale, a pair ..Pla
The ffnt'st materials ob-i
tauiablc are used- in thi
hosic. It has a4 pyramid
heel. ' ' ; ' M' ' -
. Main Floor i
Bloomers
Clearance
Sale .
59c
Knit Dloomers, piuk or
Mhite, sizes 31, 0G, 38, 40,
42 and '44." ; 4
Main Floor
Chamoisette Gloves
Clearance
Sale, pair
$1.19
Kejpiilar; IG-buttou length
in the new wantnl shades.
.Regular $1,50 s value.. ,;i -f
Main Floor
A SM
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tending were Mrs. Ben J.' filters,
Mrs. G. C. Farmer, Mr C. Mun
dinger, Mrs. S. Willis, Mrs. Theo.
Tuner, Mrs. Ted Condon. Mrs. M.
A. Estes,' Mrs. L, ,L- Ran, Mrs. O.
Ed Ross, Mrs. W. T. Mllllken.
Mrs. H. G. Swan, Mrs. D. D. Soco
lofsky, Mrs. Ida . May 'Neumyre,
Mrs. L. . A . Raf fety, Mrs. Theo.
Roth, Mrs. , Charles I Siegmund,
Mrs. D. Si Turner, 5lrs. Charles
M. . Oglesby,; Mrs. Pearl , Ralph,
Mrs. H. M.-' McLaren, Miss Dora
Walker, Mrs. Milton Melchrest,
Mrs. F. A. Everest, Mrs. H. W.
Carson, Mrs. W. A. Blake. Mrs.
A. F. Byrk, Mrs. Mabel Bulrgy.
Mrs. John Sholand. Mrs. Fred
Peterson. Mrs. Edith Hikes, Mrs.
T. W. Davies, and Class Editor
Mrs. Cliarles' Oglesby.
Dine at the
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GmyBefle
Kairouiry s
JAN
ARANCE SALE
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. A. F. C. Amoskeag
Dress Ginghams
Clearance!) .- f on
Sale, yard aCaCC
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: iThey 're 27 .inches wide ;
lovely .v , patterns, cheeks,
plaids and stripes?
" ! Main Floor
Extra Special
$14.75 and $24.75 Spring Dire
Women who have wanted a new dcssnd.hcsiutctlwlll
wise. Crepe dc chine, Canton Crepe and Taffeta, with 1023
uiacK, navy ana Drown. JSvcryonc. r ,
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Thrift Week
Sunday, Jan. 21
Sharo .With
Others Pay
II .
. Aloatday
East division of Presbyterian
Ad. with Mrs. W. F. Buckner,
1310 Court street.
Chapter AB of 'PEO "with- Miss
Lena Belle Tartar. ' - - -
. VWednosday : ;
General Aid of . First Methodist
church". .
.. Friday
Three Link club in IOOF hall.
. j . Hatttrday . ,
OAR' with Mra. B. L. Steercs,
? 316 N. XJhurc)i street. A
Mrs. Frederick Lamport left
for? San Francisco Thursday
morning and will be joined there
by .friends With whom- she will
go to Palm Beach, Florida. Mrs.
Lamport expects to be gone for
two months.
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''5Mrs. Iwis D. Griffith enter
tained for the Alumnae club of
Aupha Chi Omega at her home on
Court street Thorsday .afternoon.
The members present were Mra.
Martin -Feresbetian, Mrs, G. F.
Chambers, jMrs. .Jart: Pope, Miss
Grace Holt, Miss Dorothea Stens
left. Miss Hazel 'S-ely, Miss eGor-
Fine Kimball Piano Mast lie Bold
Will accept -terms of $5 down,
I1.&0 a week. This Kimball has
been used but is in perfect. condi
tion and we will accept it back in
trade and time In one year at
full price on a new piano. See
this plapo today.
Geo. C. Will, 432 State Street
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NEW SPRING WOOLENS
THE NEW SPRING WOOLENS AND SPRING
, FASHION PLATES ARE HERE FOR
BOTH LADIES AND MEN
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TI7E ARE showing in these ' new woolens,
- the CTeatcst array ever . displayed ;ln -,
SaTem. ' A -.
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We made our purchases; early, and owing
to the fact that wc buy in large lots We are
offering surprising values. ) C , ' i V
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Eventually Yon Will Buy Merckact Tailsred
Clothes!
D. H. MOSHER
Merchant Tailor
468 Court
UARY
Canton Silk Crepe ' '
Clearance
Sale, yard
$2.69
Nothing better or more
jscrviceable for dress or
blouse.
. Main Floor 1
Salem Store
400 State St.
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gia Uoncstccle. Miss Mamie Vic-
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The Viay to Gaia
a' -waicn
to wear Frolaet Coweta.
Fitted to the Lntlivklnal flfore
by
Renska L Swart
' Corset ' Specialist
113 liberty Street
Phone SCO
Calico
Clearance
; Sale, pair :
Good quality; lig-ht
aud dark colors.
. . Downstairs Store
- - JJlO All Wool
;t-JV::-r-'S11? ?-" -: v.'"'
Clearance "' -v " r Aol
Sale, yard tOC
' Comes in , navy' blue
and is 40 inches wide. Ex
ceptionally good value. ,
. Mala Floor
NEW
wiii noIonr,ii ihey Axe
smart effects..' Colon are
1 A a ' '
Portland Cilk Chop
3S3 Alder Gt.
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