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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1923
-By" MARGUERITE GLEESONT
t'NE-TIME., sunshine brides
and " graduates. Is more than
fcrue 'itnis.year-Of. Salem. ' .The
. wedding of Mlsa Elixa Nolan and
5 P. A. Sersanous of. Portland will
be one of the large and brilliant
i I social affairs of the year Monday
: I evening. :'Mls8 Bern Ice Craig and
Orris Fry. both Salem young folks
f I and of prominent Salem families;
J will be- married ;- Wednesday of
me coming wees:.' t 4 j ? -s
; J r-,;-.-rf- rf?'.'""!-"'-:
; .Salem girls In: the graduating
classes .'of. the' colleges and , uni
versities will be home again with
in a few weeks. ,. Miss Maxine Bui-en,
daughter -of Mr.' and Mrs.
Mas O., Buren. will be graduated
June .,25 trom the tfttfversity of
Oregon. Miss Marjory Flegel, a
former Salem ;girl. Is also one of
the! graduates at Oregon. . H tr
'.! Miss JQenerieve Plndley, daugh
ter; of Dr. and Mrs. M.;C. Findley
wiQ be one of the Willamette uni
versity graduates this year. Miss
riadley , bas been ' accompanist
during the' last year for: the Wil
lamette Girls' Glee club, and Is
prominent in. university circles.
5 Miss Ruth Bedford prominent
ia music circles In Salem, is an
other Salem girl who- will be
among the Willamette graduates.!
Salem girls who were graduated
last Monday from Oregon Agri
cultural college are Mary j Bayne,
Vera SmItb.T and, VlTian Marsters.
Miss Bayne' will ;be In charge of
the industrial club work, the com
'. . two' weeks "at Oregon Agricul
tural college." Miss Marsters will
r;end the summer in Salem and
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Zil'hliT All Typos
or. rrotrREa
ti ttii !tn of FBSOLASZT COM
ETS a4 UASTXO OXBAZXar.
Epeeitt AttcwUoa to ritUag I
HEiiiXA L SVAIT
Corut Spc;ltrt . .:
118 Liberty il, J
will teach In ' the Salem ' school3
next year. ; ' :
-Miss Ber nice Craig and Miss
Eliza Nolan, brides-to-be of the
coming week, have Ibeen the in
spiration ? for many delightful af
fairs during the last few weeks. -,
More than 100 guests have been
bddeh to the' wedding of Miss No
lan; and P. A. Sersanous of Port
land, which will be one of the
brilliant social affairs- of tbe sea
son. .It will be held tomorrow
evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs., A. N. Bush on North Capitol
street. " The guests; will Include
a number of Portland folks, as
well as many from Salem.
. Attendants for the wedding in
clude Miss ;Marlet Sersanous : of
Portland, maid of honor; , Miss
Sue Eastmaq of Portland and Miss
Marie Briggs of, ' Salem, ' brdesr
maids; Miss Gladys" Paisley of
Portland, ' Miss-. Florence Cart
wrjght of Salem, Jane Campbell
of , Eugene, Florence , Jones. Eu
genie Zieber and, Charlotte Zieber
will assist. : ' v.r ; s - r I
Mr. Sersanous will be attended
by Clarence Young; ot Portland
and Charles .Howe i and -Walter
Shepherd, both of Portland, will
be ushers. . '
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r Miss Marie ' Briggs and her
mother, Mrs. II. L, Briggs, will
entertain for Miss Nolan this
morning with a 10 o'clock break
fast; party; June roses in pro
fusion will carry - out the rose
theme. ' " ' , ,
A towel -shower will be a feat
ure of the ' party this morning.
The guest will include Miss No
lan. Miss Valerie ; Bjriggs, Miss.
Charlotte Zieber, Miss Florence
Cartwrlglit, Mrs. Brailer,! Small.
Miss Sarah Lansing and Miss Nell
Thtelsen." , j
Miss Craig has oeen feted at a
number of affatre during the last
week. Mrs.; Paul Hendrieks was
hostess ' Tuesday in , her " honor.
High score at bridge went to Mrs.
Allan Carson. A number of other
guests cams In for tea after the
bridge jimar;;; i; :,::rh
Those bidden for the afternoon
were Mlsa Craig, Mrs. John H.
Carson, Mrs. Clifton Irwin, ) Mrs.
Frank Spears, Mrs. Carl Nelson.
Mrs. Clifford Farmer, Mrs. Dan
Fry, Jr., Mn. Homer Efan, Mri.
Allan Carson, Miss Grace Bean.
Mn. Hollts Huntington, Mrs. Hugh
McCammon, Miss Olga Gray, Miss
Grace Holt and Mrs., Max Hilt
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A delightful affair, honoring
Miss Craig and Mr. Fry was an
evening party at1 the Illahee club.
Those making up the party were
Miss. Craig.. Orris ' Fry, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Spears, Mr. and Mrs
John H. Carson, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Nelson, Mr. and 'Mrs. Hollis
Huntington, Mr. and Mfs. Hugh
McCammon, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
McNary, Mr, andf Mrs. Paul lie
drlcka.tMUs Grace Bean, t Mlis
Mildred Imlah. Miss Grace illolt;
Miss Helen Kobe, Miss Olga Gray,
Wallace Carson,; James Young.
Carl Gubrielson. John Elliott and
Frederick Deckebach. ; L i
Another June bride will? be
Miss Ava Miller who will be mar
ried a week from today, June 1,
to Linus Pauling of Pasadena,
CaL The wedding will be held
at the home of Miss Miller's sis
ter, Mrs. Walter Spaulding with
whom she lived while attending
Salem high school.. . ..: -
Miss Miller was graduated from
Salem high' school In 1921 and
has since been attending the Ore
gon Agricultural college. Mr.
Pauling was graduated from the
Oregon Agricultural college in
1921 and is now engaged In
chemical laboratory workv In Pas
adena. '!'...;
. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Slade will be
guests of Mr. and , Mrs. John J.
Roberts today.: They are on their
way home from Albany where they
attended the State Bankers' con
vention. f ,: ....
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Mr. and Mrs. A.N. Bush are ex
pected to arrive from California
Monday. Accompanying them to
Salem will be Mrs. Harry Clay of
San Francisco and Gen, and Mrs.
Hunter Liggett. ' While in Salem
General and Mrs. Liggett will be
guests of Col. and Mrs. George A.
White and Mr. and Mrs'. J. R.
Chapman. - - , e
Mr.: and Mrs. F O." Sargent of
San Francisco arrived last night
from Albany where they attended
the State Bankers'- convention.
They will be guests ot Mr. and
Mrs. ,T. A. Llvesley; while In Sa
lem. . . - ,v V
; Mrs. Lewis D. Griffith was hos
tess Tuesday for a bridge party at
which Bix tables were' in play.
The . rooms of the Griffith home
were charming with pretty ar
rangements : of f bine'; lupin ; and
Scotch, broomf with bowls of vel
vet" pansies. -; i ... tv-
Mrs. Frank Myers and Mrs. Leo
Page won tho prizes for the after
noon. The hostess was assisted
during the afternoon by Mrs. Beu-
lah Mills. Mrs. Carl Pope, Mrs,
Walter Spaulding. Mrs. Hugo
Kyle and Mrs. G. Y. Chambers.
The guests bidden for the after
noon were .Mrs. Carl T. Pope.
Mrs. Charles K. Spaulding. Mrs.
J. C. Griffith, Mrs. Joseph H. Al-
ifeert, Mrs. R. B. Fleming. Mrs. W,
1. btaicy, Mrs. rrang uowersox.
Mrs. Carl Webb, Mrs. Frank My
ers, Mrs.5 O. "P. Chambers, Miss
Zoo Stockton, Mrs. James Nichol
son. Mrs. Beulah Mills,' Mrs. Wal
ter Spaulding, Mrs. Paul Johnson,
Mrs. Samuel Butler, Mrs. Lewis
McClarcn. Mrs. Hugh Kyle, 'Mrs.
Max Page, Mrs. Leo Page, Mrs.
Walter Page, Mrs. John R. Sites,
Mrs. Elkers, Mrs. Willis Moors,
Mrs. Merrill Ohllng. Mrs. H. J.
Eborly and Mrs. L. R. Chambers.
One of the delightful affairs of
the week! was the party Friday
evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. I. Staley.- The gathering
was sponsored by the members of
the. missionary department of the
Woman's Union of the First Con
gregational church ; and includes
members of the church and their
friends. " ' 1
. The rooms of the, Staley home
were charmingly decorated : with
quantities' of roses and sweet peas.
Mrs. Staley was assisted in serv
ing by Mrs. William Fleming, Mrs.
Janres McGilchrlst., Miss Mary
Fake and Miss Oda Chapman.
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Mrs. H. A. Cornoyer, Mrs. U. O.
Shipley and Mrs. J. E. Law enter
tained Monday with a large cart!
party. Seven tables were In .play
during the afternoon and honors
were : awarded Mrs. C. E. Bates
and Mrs. George GL Brown. Blue
lupin' combined with pink roses
made an attractive setting for the
party at the home ot Mrs. Cornoyer.
Miss Lena Belle Tartar will be
hostess ' for Chapter AB of the
PEO tomorrow at her studio. Vis
iting PEO'S and members of Chap
ter G are being invited to attend
this meeting.
Mrs. Josle Stewart will come to
Salem this afternoon from Cor
vallis. - She has been house-moth
er at the Alpha XI Delta house
In Corvallis during the last year
and will spend oart of the sum
mer in Salem. Richard D. Slater,
her son, will ' drive to Corvallis
today and 'Mrs. Stewart will re
turn with him. - r
Mrs. William Walton entertain
ed for the Bridge Luncheon club
Thursday. -Extra guests for the
afternoon Included Mrs. Wy'H.
Dancy, Mrs.1 Clifford -Farmer and
Miss Beatrice Walton. Mrs. John
J. Roberts will be hostess tor the
club the next time. ; f .
Miss Inez Chambers was violin
ist Friday at the program given
by ' Women's - Benefit association '
of Maccabees at the Multnomah
hotel.' Miss Chambers is a daugh
ter of Rev. and Mrs. H. D. Cham
bers ot Salem. .
Miss Gladys Cartwrlght, who
has been spending the week in
Portland as the'guest of Mrs. C.
A.1 Morgan, returned home last
night ' Mrs. Richard Cartwrlght
accompanied her home, bavins
spent' Saturday In Portland. '
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Durbln and
Mr. Durbln nleee, Mlsa Thelma
Durbln, are spending a few days
at Neskowln. They will return
to Salem Thursday. V V1
Miss Ruth Rosebraugh Is spend;
log a two-weeks vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W..W
Rosebraugh. 8he Is employed In
a large stationery' store In Port
land. ,,,!... j '
' Miss Gaylo Roberts of Astoria
is In Salem for the summer, she
is a guest of her brother, Donald
Roberts, and will live at the YW
CA, Miss Roberts Is a member
of Kappa Kappa Gamma at the
College beauty
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Playground
When in Newport Patronize T hese Progressive Establishents
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, HOTEL GIUIORE, ItYE BEAOT
. (Formerly tno CJIt Houso- -i. ,
At wntrr'a MdHo owrlnQklng IN- ooMn. VIw f:ora very rtxm.
JVHl litt -ln. -orofortabl. ClutiBvs rciunjiwiblo. A U cuWw service.
' Vr rprvUons or further Information tidJrcM :
r P. O. GILMORE, Irop. ; Newport, Oregon
GIERRYICITY COTTAGE
Best locution on Nye Beach. .Wood,
light an4 water furtiUheU. Krc bua
from boat. . Ton information write
t. CCa G. 8MITII. Dos 423
NKwrorrr. orcoon.
, SEA CREST, COTTAGES
At the edge of the Sen
rurnlHhM cuttairea of two. thrHt ind
four roomn, with water and elhctrto
llKlita.' An llea location; unxcUnd
o-em vlw. rlgrht at bathinr beach.
writn ior rair :
CHRIS ARMS, Newport, Oregon
- Fre Bua from Boat
,! , GROCERIES
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I j All kinds of Table Delicacies, Fruits and Vegetables
J Hardware, -Cooking Utensils,. j Dishes; Oil Stoves and Accessories,
"j v'. ... . Everything for your outing If 4 ' '
if. . -.'.ur-'.!.". 'V;-; .--.'i.''-;.'1'-K.'"k---: h -l(-P('J'
' -I V. A. CLAYTON
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Dancing At The Natatorium
Pavilion . .
Fine Hardwood Floor
The Bett Beach Orchestra in Oregon
BEACH COTTAGES
. - For Sale or Rent .
LESTER MARTIN
' Real Estate Insurance
WAIT'S AGATE STORE
1 years in tho Airato buslncaa (n
Newport
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Bperlat .attention to Mall Orders
Box , Newport, Oregon
Removed to Beach St, Neart Ocean
Order your Statesman to Folio w'-Tda o Newport'
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HOT SEA BATH
Dr. W.'T.lOorker, Irop. -
Olloite Cliff House, !fjro Besrfi
Open Every Day Baths, 30 Cents
t LiiRht liooMekrepinK room", asonablo ; ' ' ' ;
Chiropractic offices In Ralldinfe
r- f liiroprartor Adjustment with baths If desired '
XEWPORT . , . :: : :: OREGON-
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Agate Cutiiiig aitw Mounting
Orpgon I'ictures Agate Jewelry
NE'.VI'Or.T; OREGON '
7HN AT THE BEACH
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THESE REPRESENTATIVE BUSINESS
; FIHI.I3 WILL HELP. 1IAKE YOUIl STAY ENJOYABLE
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Miss Florence Wilkinson of
Minneapolis, Minn., who was
selected as the most beautiful
girl in the University of Min
nesota by Coles Phillips, . the
celebrated illustrator; ; . .
University of Oregon. . where she
formerly attended. She has been
teaching the last year at Rainier.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M.' Roberts are
bone following several - weelcs
spbnt In Cllofarnia. - They made
the trip by automobile and were
gone fire weeks. 1,
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Mrs. William Walton entertain
ed at pthe Walton beach cottage
In , Neskowln last week-end for
Mrs. Frederick Thlelson and Mrs.
William H. BurghardU Jr. i
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The marriage of 5 Miss "Ruth
Sehultx and Whitney Gill In Spo
kane last Tuesday was of special
interest to friends In Salem. Mrs.
H. C. Sehultx returned Thursday
f rom ' Spokane where n she accom
panied her daughter and where
Mr. Gill met them. ' f j
. They j left after the wedding
Tuesday - afternoon : for Coeur
d'Alene lake and will go trom
there to Anaconda where they will
make their home. . Hollis McCrea,
a friend of Mr'Giirs,' was at the
wedding with his mother and his
aunt, Mrs. J. McCrea entertained
for the wedding party at luncheon
following the wedding. I';
Miss Margaret Rodgers will be
bridesmaid at the wedding of a
friend and former classmate. Miss
Marjory Brush, which will be an
erent ot June , 23, at the summer
home of Miss Brush's family in
urookline, Mass. , V,
Mlaa Brush i visited In Salem
two yean ago this summer and
made many, acquaintanceships at
that time, Mlsa Rodgers plans to
come home to Salem about the
middle of July.
working in New
last year. -
She has been
York during the
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THE STUDEBAKER LIGHT.SIX TOURING CAR :
A : Real Achievement in
Dollar - for - dollar Value
The thousands of Studcbakcr Light
Sixes in daily me are the best possible
, assurance pf what may be expected
next year or several years hence-of
the Light-Six you buy today. 1
For after alL the best way to judge a
newrnotorcarisby what it has done
how it has stood up in service the
satisfaction it has delivered. k -
We sincerely believe that the Light
Six Touring Car, with its improved all-
steelbody,istiiestiirdiest,hazKlsomest,
most comfortable, most dependable
and economical low-priced car built.
The machining of all surfaces of the
; crankshaft and connecting rods, ' to
which is largely due ita practical ab
sence of vibratira, is a practice used by
Studebaker exclusively on cars at this
.price and is found only on a few other
cars whose selling prices are from three
to ten times as high as the Light-Six.! ,
The one-piece, ram-proof windshield
with parking lights set in the base, is a ,
joy to the driver -nothing to mar his I
view of the road ahead. Deep, fat '
cushions are upholstered in genuine
leather. Curtains, bound on three
sides by steel rods, open with the 5
doors and provide closed car coziness
in bad weather. . , .
The most seasoned driver wfll find
a new thrill in the smooth, quiet, steady
performance of the Light-Six and in
its ease of handling, and in the way it
performs in high gear at low speeds
eliminating constant gear shifting.
The name Studebaker has stood for
high grade transportation, quality,
value and integrity for 71 years. I
.Power to satisfy the rripst exacting owner
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MARION AUTOMOBILE C0J
Open Day and Night. 233 S. CoWl St.
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CLASSIFIED ADS INJTHE STATESMAN BRING RESULTS
TILLAMOOK' COUNTY BEACH22
Manhattan, Lake Ly tie, Bar View, Salt air, El move, Rockawayy Garibaldi,
Netarts, Ocean bide, Pacific City '
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LAKE LYTLE
HOTEL
Trains sit
Ktop at .
Hotel
Excellent dining" service, farnace best, hot wster in
rooms, j largest and most modern In Tillamook beaches.
Twixt Lake and, Ocean . s
Write Julia M. Parker, Mgr.
t.. P. O., DOCKAWAY, OllB.
BEACH COURT HOTEL
Nrw. i'r)?Ui will furnUh you room and board at 0Pib!s
riHa. CAMP COMKY Kurnliihisi Tents and Cnttnars for Rent. Near
ItoMofflc. stores and depot. Convenient to the bathtaff boaches.
For rraervatlona address proprietors:
MR. on MKS. A. O. WAUJNO
nocKAWAT, onraoK
HOTEL ELMORE
28 rooms of solid comfort: everything
homo-tike, neat and clean. trlcUy
homo cookln. Hot and cold water In
all room. Katea moderate. ;-- -
For reaervaUons addreaa
I. J. KREBS, ROCKAWAY, ORE.
GARIBALDI HOTEL
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Jlafei $2,501 per diy
- Room sad Meals
Martin Koenls, Prop.
SALTAIR GROCERY
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Fresh Fruit Fins Groceries Soft Drinks Candles -Tobaccos-
Hard are Gas Oils Tiros, etc. ,
At the depot
HALT AIR
It
ORKQON
Rodcawajr Meat Market
Oppoalte 8. P. Depot, Kockaway.
Fresh sad Cured Heals
. . Clama, Craba, Flah, etc , -Also
market at Oarlbaldl.
B. E. Reynolds, Prop. 1
BAR VIEW 1
teMts and cottage?
We luive tenta-and cottasea com
pletely furnished no alt : you need
bring la your nultrane and silverware
and top covers. If convenient. Others
! will stock bed apt-taga, nmttreaa, dlah
1 ea and cooking utennlla, and you can
: vupply the rest. . Water, light and
i free wood till Ausuat first. $1 per
: day sad up.
k TljiE WISE WAY ;
Bar View, Tillamook Co., Ore.
OCEANSIDE
Oretion'a neweat and niont atonic Iwuch rraort, formerly known aa Maxwell's
fnltit. situated S, miles from Tllliftnook City, combination of rugged moun
tMlna. aundy tiettch and wonderful arenery. Pure mountain water, health
glvlag air and modern aanttary comlltlons. . Dancing, tiuthliirt. deep a.
flahlng. more restaurant, atorage garage, dance pavilion. Welt equipped
thlldren'a playgrounda. bathltouaca, tc. A pitradlM for the summer vaou.
t onv Furftlsld eottagea and tent houaea. all new. 8outlrn Pacific through
tickets to Oc?analde and direct atage connectlona at Tillamook, lull Phone
9 PI 2, -
Write ALLEN & KLEMINfJ, or ROSEN BERf BROS, for
t itarticnlars
T1LLASIOOK
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OREGON
NETARTS CAMP I
Cottages and Tent's and Campins
' Privileges Close to the Beach '
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Puro water, darns; boating,
' "' bathing, etc. , j
A. W. DAVIE3
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Netsrts, Ore, Bell phone 9F2
PACIFIC CITY BEACH
Salem's Nearest BeMti by Ante
Rtage leaves terminal three times' daily for Pacific City ria Mc-
Mlnnvllle. This beach possesses more natural attractions than any
a L. a a:.
A scenic beach paralelled within five hundred feet, by thq beauti
ful Nestucca river, teeming with every variety ot fish jalmon,
trout, clams, crabs, etc. i
Accommodations: Hotel. Cottages, Apartments. Tent Houses
t Spacious protected camp grounds wooded hills ; v
nV;?'!? " ' ::!v'i:' ' "!::. ' 'ri e JV:' ' :
Note -this nnparalellrd rombloaUon. An ocran. beach ami n'ver
r - fishing, boating and bathing..? All within three minutes walk
V.: i r': -y-i: V y. ? r-.--v"v !: . v-:-1 : '.
Baseball games,- concerts. , dancing children's playgrounds ' and
: f i . other amusements ' '
For particulars write
F. R.' BE-LS, Pacific City, Oregon
KODAK THE BEACHES
Then bring your Films to Us
ROCKAWAY STUDIO
if Hand-colored Sea Scopes and Views
Large line view postcards
HAPPY CAMP
i , , 45 Furnished Cot tagri and Tents S
2".iJa,'X Hx-Ued b.achoter
200 yard, from camps and I cb rV ?f r- Cl"' bd wate4
Uund trip tlckAad hv K i5. rrt"- Keataiiranl In conne,lon.
rllle. " " hy St 1 a,Ml 'Ke lines to Nctarta via MeMlan-
Step from your door to the Beach
NETARTS, OREGON. . Phone SFS 1 mil
.v uone srj.. j miles from Tlllamoc
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