The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 04, 1923, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1- 4' It 1 ; f !' If : I I f IT'? NT By MARGUERITE GLEESON rpHE Early " springtime social ; X .activity is felt on all sides. Social affairs are dividing honors last now with, music week affairs and programs.! . A number of social affairs are scheduled . for the coming j days and informal entertaining shares time with the more formal after noons. "7 1 M : , V V."' v'r, i- -j, Mrs. Nicholas DrewiJ who with Mr. Drew4 lea Ye Thursday to make her home in southern California, has been the ' Inspiration ' for a number of affairs during the last few days. - , Mrs. Charles Hf Whitmore and Mrs. W. D. Clark ( were charming hostesses yesterday for, more. than 2 0 guests at a pretty tea party in honor of .. Mrs.. Drew, i . Mrs. Her bert Nunn' poured 'during the tea hour. ? The hours were between 3 and 5 o'clock. ' ; Spring blossoms and Oregon gTape' were effectively used About the rooms of the Clark home, where , the guests wre recived. ; . 7 ' 7; -f !- i . : ' . ; : : 7 r j : V . " " ."'T " f'-;.n ' Xr ' Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McLeod and Mr. jand Mrs. E. Ai S&elley were hosts Saturday, evening for a bridge - party, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Drew at the Mc- NOYJ. SHQYIHG MUSIC WEEK , . " ; Today . . j IIobson-Launer, program at Wal ' ler hall, 8 o'clock. Thursday. Willamette Girls' Glee club, Wal ler hal, 8 O'COCk. - "Friday. ' ' Mrs. Denton, rectital; Junior pu pils,' at studio, 3 o'clock. Operetta, "Nautical Knot," high school auditorium, 8 o'clock. v Selton -Magers musicale. First Presbyterian church, 8 o'clock. - CLUB CALENDAR i I ' 'V 4 ' Betty Compson in. tAa ' Qammount ?LCtyr$ 'Kick, In AGeo-p RanaaxiOB VioekukOt : j;.- " Today. Home ' Missionary society. First i Methodist church, .with Mrs. E. , W.' Hobson, 1045 Oak street. Women's Business-- and Prof es sional club. Chamber Commerce rooms. ,: i. .. i : ,,: i " Thursday. : Raphatarian club with .Mrs. F. L. Utter.- ' ' ' fc E O Chapter G, with" Mrs. W. W. Moore. ... J ( . ! ; Louella clabjw'lth. Mrs; E. G. Ranton, 636 N. Sixteenth street. A ; Friday. Salem Heights Progressive club. Missionary i Circle Qf . Woman's i Union of First Congregational 'church with Mrs, G. G. Brown, v Summer street, j , . '.Saturday. ". AAUW at Chamber of Commerce rooms. ..- j SJ ,r...-..., -j.. ;.,... --v-;! ; , Leod , home on Twelfth : street. . The guests Included Mr. -. and Mr$. - Drew, Mr. and Mrs. C. H, Whitmore, Mr. and Mrs. W. D Clark, Mr and Mrs. C. D. Mc Cullough and Mr; ; and Mrs. C. Kelly. . - ' j " . r;' ' Honoring Mrs! E. Maxwell Page, a bride of; the last few months, Mrs.' Leo Page and Mrs. Walter Page will be hostesses Thursday afternoon at a arge bridge tea at the Gray Belle. I ii Seven tables of bridge wll be in play and a number of addi tional guests have been -hidden for the tea hour, . - i i : . ! Mr. , and Mrs. E. Maxwell Page were married at New Portland, and - after a! Tears in wedding trip tq Califprnia, they have taken Tonight 8:30 )p.m. WoFlitzer; -Recital- t Chzs. 17. Haivley Jr. (a) Sextette from "Lucia" J 1 - - " - Donizette (b) "Silver Threads Among the' Gold"; , -, ( Danks ; : k . (Music box effect) s (c) Medley Scotch Airs by request) arranged by " . Mr. Hawley ' J FEATURE PICTURE ! v i "lacKiir ; OREGON It - o Corner State and Liberty What It WiU Do for You - The Cantilever ; Shoe will ; -give you 'rmore comfort, more strength, more pleas ure in walking, more happi ness during the . day, than hoes of the ordinary type. ' Moreover,'- there is a .style about the Cantilever which will look well on your loot. . t The arch of the Cantilever Shoe is flexible. This I en ables your foot muscles to . maintain strength through exercise and free, clrcula-' tion. ' - f - The Cantilever Shoe will ' give your 1 toes a clfance to wiggle a. little. It will' give your 'body an opportunity - to recover, its' natural balance, if . yon have been f wearing high heels too often It will give your foot real comfort and it will let you enjoy a good walk. All without sacrifice ot good looks. Q Shoe .:;:.. r-4 IVA CLAIRE liOVB Photo by Gunnell & BobK nent np their new residence in a new home on Court street. vi. The story tellng section of the Arts letague wll meet tbnight at the library. ' Honcring Mrs. E4 Maxwell Page, a bridcf of the last few months, Mrs. Leo Page md Mrs. Walter Page will ,be hostesses Thursday! afternoon at 4 large bridge tea at the Gray Belle. , Seven tables of bridge will be in clar and a number of addition. al guests have- been gbidden ' for the tea hour. . : " f . . . : ! Mr. and Mrs. E. Maxwell .Page were married- at' Nevs Years "in Portland and af er a "w)edc!ing trip to California, .they , have taken np their residence. In a new home on Court, atreeti.., i . vh. The story , telling section of Arts - league will meet ' tonight at at1 the library.: ! Miss Iva Claire Love, prom young Salem violinist, will be: so loist Friday; for the Willamette Girls Glee - club , concert. ,Miss Lore has played for a number of musical 'affairs during the week and Is a popular soloist on all oc casions. She has played on sev eral occasions - fori the ; Klwanis club and recently she played tar the Rotary club luncheon. , ; hi: A number of . the younger pu pils of Mrs. W. A. Denton will take part in a musicale .- Friday evening. ' Miss Eugenia Savage, will give several interpretive numbers and Mrs. ' Martin' Fere shetlan will sing a - number : of special children's songs. ' Those taking part: in the recital will be Frances Martin, Arthur Fisher," HeIen Ashleman, ' Julia Creech, Eloise White, i Elizabeth Lewis, Virginia I Siason, , Virginia Holt, Florence i Power,? Dorothy Marsters, ' Helen " Darby, David Eyre, William Gahlsdorf, Phyliss Day, Marjorie Taylor,:-' Roberta Mills, Kathryn Cory, Venetta Ed wards. Gretchen ; Thielsen, Helen Williamson, Dorothy j Stafford, Virginia Begtr, Mary rFerg.uson, Cynthan Delano, Margaret Steiner, Harold OUnger. More han 100 Invitations have been issued ana rnenas ana reia tives will attend the younger mu sicians musicale which ''will be i giv en In Mrs. Denton's studio. ! : A recital for the advanced pu pils was .planned "tor : Saturday evening by Mrs. Denton but has been postponed until next Tues day because of-the Shrine vaude ville at sthe armory Saturday night. two -Miss Nellie. Schwab- Bang , solos. "Thy Name" and "Wake Up" attthe Kiwanis club luncheon yesterday. Miss Mildred Roberts, talented daughter of Mr. jtnd Mrs. John J. - Roberts, played two Tio- lin numbers, H'La Serenade" and "La Cinquantalne.'! - Miss Mildred Teager accompanied Miss Schwab at the piano.. - The DeMolay quar tet also sang and Mrs. W; E. An derson gave a ; talk on: j musSc week, , - ? ' Mrs. Frederick G. Brock- enter tained with i a one o'clock lunch eon Monday for the Monday After noon Bridge club. Mrs. George Hubbs of Silverton was a special guest for the luncheon. - Easter Jllies centered the pretty luncheon table i and .the place cards and favors were combined with daffodils In a pretty way carrying out the early spring time theme In yellow and white. The other ' rooms of i the Brock home were gay with Jaunty blossoms In varied colors; ,t , - Members of the club bidden for the luncheon in addition to Mrs, Hubbs were Mrs. R. E. Anderson, Mrs. R. B. Goodin, Mrs. J. V. Lewis, Mrs. J Hi .. S. : Polsal, Mrs. Herbert Haid, Mrs. Arthur Moore, Mrs. Will Wilson and Mrs. Anne Klein. J ' ' i Mrs; "Arthur Moore won the club prize and Mrs. Walter Back- ner ; won -the guest i prize. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. F.i G, Brock, Jr., during the afternoon: m The afternoon was. spent. in playing bridge) and those bidden for the afternoon game and; the tea hour included - Mrs. J. jB. Craig,. Mrs.'G. E. chunemaa. Mrs. J. R. Pollack, Mrs. L S. Geer, Mrs. C. D. Purvlne, Mrs. W. F. Buckner; Mrs. : Fraak Schaffer; Mrs. David, A. Wright, Mrs. Lj H. Compton, Mrs, E4 A. kurtt,1 Mrs, W. I. Staley; Mrs. Jack Russel, Mrs. C. S. 'Hamilton, Mrs. G.! W. Laflar, Mrs. A. T Wain, lra. Ed Potter and Mrs. F. G. Brock, Jr. Thn Piflfv Hill rlnh will meet this week at the home of Mr a. 9. P. Kimball - on f North , Summer street. Mrs. ;E., Cooke Patton will be joint hostess for the afternoon. 1 .,; "' " '''''' 'fr ' The Louelia club will meet Thursday with Mrs. E. G. Ranton. A Music Week program will be given and other special numbers. K was previously announced that Mrs." W J.'jMorrow would enter tain the group. ' A number' ot Salem folks will ga- to iPortlandt this evening; to hear the French organist, i Cortot and Thlbaud, ' viollnistr. Among thoe ' making the trip will f! be Mrs. Arthur J. "Rahn. Miss Doror thy' Pearcerand Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Everett Anderson. -ry. ';: The Willamette Girls Glee club will eire a concert Thursday night at Waller hall. ' The- girls have been 'over the state giving con certs at! various points In the Wll lamette valley and .this will close for a time the concert series, i Two sollsts. If a Claire Love and Everett Craven will .'assist with the program' as arranged. Miss Martha ' Mallory will ' give, a read ing' ana MISs Ruth Jernqulst will play ' the' accompaniments. The program for the; evening Is as follows; - ''- ' j Frog Went 'A-Courtln f ...'.... . . Howard . Brock Way ' y-j Glee Club Blllanelle ' , . . . . . . . . i .-' Delaequa Miss Kathleen LaRaut Snow " Fairies ... .i.. Forsyth - Glee Club' ' CavatTha . .. . . . . .. . Raff , Miss Iva Claire Lore Danny Deever . v . ". ... Damroseh i Everett Craven .4 , PART II Slumber t Soag ..... i . . Kreialer ' Miss Mildred Strevey Reading Selected Miss Martha Mallory My Way's Cloudy . . . . . Burleigh Glee Club . ' Melllcan Man . . . -. . . . . .Bergk 'I -: uiee uiud - - i "I. Attempt From Love's 'Sick -ness to Fly" ' . . ; i Purcen -, i Ti. Mr.' Craven (a) . Boat Song. . .Harriet Ware (b) The Old Road. .Prlndle. Scott f Glee Club , , ' Birthday Party Given - hi Silverton Residence Quite a lot of noise wan maifA concerning "One Week of Love" before it reached the Liberty the ater, where It played for the' first tinfe yesterday. The noise, how-, ever. Is but a' tempest in 4he pro verbial teapot to do the' devasta ting explosions that 5 will 5 now greet the film. The devastation explosions will all be enthusias tic we hasten to add. Tor "One Week 'of T.nVo" fa (ha mim.'il'u cream of them alL i It hhs, ike Barnum. & Bailey's circus, every thing; j In fact, : it i has a great deal more than the particular cir cus mentioned. Certainly, the tent snow has no such delectable per son as Elaine Hammersteln among is! personnel. ' I Mae MurraV ihaa EUFi-nmhtil in the -'popular Vogue 'of 'costume yiiupij8f ; t ana in :Berr latest 'Jassmania" presented by Rob ert, Z. i!Leonar4v5;the charming Metro star adds another number of snectacularj I costume nlava. "Jazzmania" is! announced for presentation on! Saturday at the Oregon theater. Uc j . ., ' I The euccesar In Bonular fav or io thei star's fBroadwav Rose" is, from advance reports, totally different front anything she has hitherto, Attempted.' .As a matter of j fact, lit is , a i; combination : of the : star's most i anneallnc bits: for! in it! she dances as splendidly as (ever, wearijj gown? as brilliant and aweInplring as is I her cus tom, and has lavish and luxurious settings for .the background : of thei action. , ' ' ) SILVERTON, Ore:. April 8. s (Special to The Statesman; Mrs. Andrew Hall entertained a group of mothers and their small children Monday afternoon; in honor; of . her. daughter Lucile's second birthday. Those present were: "Mrs. C. Bolle and her two sonSi Kenneth and Fay, Mrs. Dan Stephen and her son, Donald; Mrs. Dan Dybsetter ahd her. son and, daughter, Paul and -Louise Mrs. N. A. Hall, Mrs. L. A. Hall and her; daughter, Evelyn;' Mrs Charles Hagen and her two sons Lester and.' Carl;' Mrs. Geo. Stev ens, Mrs' . J. Bobber, Misses Vera and Nina Dickens, Mrs. Arthur Madsen, Mrs. Andrew Hall, Lu- cile Hall. . ' Absolute sincerity is likely, to be expensive. There are writers who are no longer read because they were 'Indiscreet enough to tell truths "the populace did noi want to hear. . ' - Macy- 6aird Comedians y Present 1 "THE LAW "I OP TIE NORTir ? " e ; OREGOX Kick Inl" 1. 1 . LIIJEKTYT One Week of Lov " with Conway Searle, and Elaine Hammersteln. :" BXJGII i Macy Baird's Comedians present "The Law of - the .North.- , , - t 1 Alice i Calhoun In "The Angel of Crooked Street. Fitsmanrice Paramount picture which- Ouida- Bergere adapted from the Millard Mack stage tri umph, ., and which comes to th5 Oregon theater tonight. ; ' Crook roles made Tern famous -and . now they're ! doing them again! ' ! Bety, Compson sprang from ob scurity "to fame and stardom by her appearance ' as the little pick pocket "Rose" In "The Miracle Man," Bert Lytel) was Just a suc cessful stock leading man until he scored a Disfjhit ln a crook1 role In "The Lone Wolt and followed it up '. with his portrayal , in "Alias Jimmy Valentine,!" which has long box-office attractions ever, made. Now for the first Jtime these two great crook, players are Joined In a -great "crook" play They,1 with May McAvoy, re fea tured In "Kick In.", a new George Glenn . Hunter - who -plays the leading role in "The Cradle Bus ter,'.; the ; season's' best comedy picture, which comes to the Btlgh theater tomorrow,-; Js a; , coming star 'in the motion picture world. He is known for his accurate portrayal of the adolescent youth, the small-town type, sincere and honest, but i Ignorant,: .of ' the worldly.; ways. -; -- . - C Hunter played the lleadtng" part that of - the : youth. n " the stage play ."Clarence by 'Booth Tar kington, and estahlished 'his rep utation i In this t piece. This sea son 1 he plays a similar part- In support of Billie-'Burke In "The Intimate Strangers' He is but In'a saiall western tc. cc... ny wiere' EeTplayed youthful parts. Tonight wfH be the last, night ror "The Law of the North," pre? sented by. Macy : Baird's Come diaijs' at the ; Bligh theater. Start ing tomorrow night they will pre sent an entire new show, with new specialties between acta at . the Bligh theater. , . F. Crane Competes ; in Capistrano Event V W, "F. Crne x JSalem .twill compete "in .the national s hill elimbing event ior motorcycles to take 'place Sunday,4 April! 8, at Capistrano, Calif., south Of Los Angeles. He left Salem last night with "his-llarley-Davidson cycle. The hill-climb .at Capistrano" Is said to be the biggest event of its kind In. the United States. Crane was accompanied .by . Ben jamin Rider. ' - cieat -Ian sua: .j .! --. i Greeks ki-.v no L . Ehould I?" ... . . u To know r how rood a cicrcils -really can be rr.:J:. you must try a-y , v. .pr; - : U L k- i i If : cioai.ztt: Pi ): : -r h y TQ DAY (Wtf'. :TODi: .s The, Picture Portland Went Vi!d Cfvcr ' - - -. t'i- ' if. re 'i J' arid V - ' o r ip .ii i . " y, -. - 1 In nrj r a, . a cAve Rdr.iAi.CE RAr.iA::;: 3 NEW SHOW , TODAY ! mi :v't-- . :t l- -1 1 m. ! a -ii 1 ' Stores From. . ' 'Willard MafekVf Famous Stage : Suo . i cess. . Made by the man who made "To Have and To Hold" Iff X - -.Vl .. WITH ' - BETTY'.- E2RT '' LYTELL " AMD " .MAY-' MeAVOY -I.VWSL 1 1 j : y - t... y-y-':'y MLzmavmce PRODUCTION, ' ... ' Charley r.Iurray Cocedy -1 1 m m t . i U ' U ii:-.: i 1 I Paths i Veader Reel 1 1 OREGON 4 : i - i - i. GREATER SA1EM: DISTRICT NUMBER, MARCH 1903 WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL 4, 1923 r I ' i , t - I ill i i 1 -" 1' : " t' r f i i i