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.TOEJOREGON STATESMAN; SALFJ.T, OREGON FTJD AYfMORNINGDECEMBER 21 , 1023 - t 5 ! V ! r it i 1 ! By. RETTI KESSI, Phone 106 Miss Thelma left for Portland LaVelle Toting yesterday morn ing where she -will spend he holi- daya -with friends and relatives; Mlaa Mabel Dbtsoh arrived In Salem last evening from Corrallis, where 'she is attending college as' a junior in the schol of home eco nomies. Miss' Dbtson ; "will spend the" holidays at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Dot son1 on Union Btreet, returning to school on January 3. ' :. ""'. ' .The OAC club.with the students who , have-returned, for the holi days will meet tonight at the Wo man's club for the annual Christ mas party. f . . , The Manning school. ;Dist. 13, on the Pacific highway, is 'plan ning a' children's Christmas pro gram for this evening-"" It is as sured that the appeal will be as strong, to the grown-ups as to the children, and a cordial invitation is extended to" everyone: Celebrating ; the fourth anni versary of the I national constitu tional prohibition the Salem union of WCTU i has invited the other unions of the county to join them on January 15 in; the club rooms for an all-day program and meet ing,: it was decided at the regular meeting of the Salem .union Tues day -afternoon. Plans for the pro gram" have not as yet been made; but they will .be announced at a later date. , The women are plan ning on meeting for a social time in the club rooms on the first day of the new year. ? 'The members of the WCTU and friends ot the children at the farm home n?ar Corvallis i responded generously to the call for gifts for the child ren's Christmas box, and Wednesday a whole load of vege- "v 1 ''' : jv' ' """ "" 'I ' y - f "'A Why not YOU go home for Low Round Trip Tickets on sale Dec. 21 to 25 and Dec 28 to Jan. 1, 1924. Final return limit Jan. 7, 1924.1 . v , Take the trains it is the safe;" " corjtforfable, -dependable and economical means of transportation. . Ask agent for further information regarding fares and train fcheduleM . lOHN XC SCOTT . I AjC Passenger Traffic Manager Portland, Oregon tables," canned and 'fresh fruits, toys, , books, games, and' many pieces of warm clothing were tak en from the club rooms' totbe farm home. - - ; T I Meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Rus sell Catlin, "the -members tot. the Merry-Go-Round Card i club en joyed 4 their regular evening of cards Taesday, With decorations ia. the spirit oQ the Christmas tide, the rooms were made cheer ful for" the pleasure of the guests. From the six-table came Mrs. Max O. Buren won ! high score for the ladies and Mr. Frank Spencer won the score for the gentlemen. r Mr. and Mrs. 1. L.' Patterson of Edla, Mrs. E. C. Cross, Mrs. S. .C. Dyer, and Mrs. F. ft. Spears were specf-j ally invited guests for the even ing:1 ;.: ;:: 'y-.-r-i -s.T''r' ? Members of the club are: - Mr. and Mrs. John McNary, Mr. and Mrs.' Wit O." Allen , Mr. and Mrs j Henry W, ThleWen.' Mr. and Mrsi Roliln K. Page; Mr.' and ' Mrs. Ru3sell CatlinMr. and Mrs. FrariW Spence, Mr. ; "and Mrs. Max.'O. Buren. Mr. and : Mrs. ' R. B. ' Flem ing, Dr. arid Mrs. C. II. Robert son. Mr. arid Mrs. U. G. Shipley. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben P. Boise, Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Kay, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Mo'ores. and Mrs. Frank Sn'oele cor.' - ' 'J 'j 1-' ): ' The club will meet on the eve ning of January 1 as guests of Mr. and Mrs. It. B. Fleming. J : ' : -'" " ' ' j" ;; Christmas decorations formed a cheery setting for. the second meeting of the newly organized bridge club, the U. D. club, which met with Mrs. : Eugene Eckerlin, Jr., at her ; conntry home Tuesday afternoon, v. Four tables- were- employed - for. the games, from which Mrs. John Na than won the. prize for higH score., After the cards were put; away the guests e'njoyei an intimate tea; hour, twhen the hostess" served a. dainty lunch at the ' small tables. ' Although the club has been or ganized -for almost . aV month", a name was not decided upon until this meeting, -when "U. D.V was the name decided upon. ? For the next meeting of "'Janu ary 4 Mrs. C. J. Healy will be hostess. y.;, '-.' '-v " ; The members' of the. clubrare: Mrs. John Natham, Mrs. T. 4 M. Barr. Miss R. Bach. Mrs: E. A Sk'elley. M.-s. E. A. Prultt.1 Mrs. C. D. Thomas, Mrs. J. G. Nadon. Mrs. C. J. Healy, Mrs. Harry Weis. Mrs. S. Breltehstein and Mrs. En gene Eckerlin, Jr. According to tLe custom estab lished by the ; tradition of Chad wick chapter of Eastern Star." at the last social evening 5 of the year. Tuesday, ' the men of the chapter entertained the women with, an- exceptionally fine -program, followed with a large ban quet. With J. WVMaruny acting as chairman of the entertainment committee in the place of M. P. Adams, who could not' serve be cause of illness, the follpwlng program was presided over by Dr. W. C. Kantner as leader: Mrs. Marie McCall gave 'a delightful piano solo, and Lena Belle Tar tar sang a' Christmas song, accom panied by Miss Beatrice Shelton at the piano and with violin obli gate by Miss Headrick. The trid was. so enthusiastically v cheered that ther were , obHgedt to rome back for, an encore, fo which Miss Tartar sang "The Holy City,' reading .by, Mrs. . Minnie; Watson was warmly received,. and she ap peared for two encores, notn aion numorous lines. Following the program the peo ple adjourned to the banquet room wiere they were j seated at the long tables,decorated In the strlk Ing red polnsettaa and red candles, (where Ihey 'enjoyed the hour to gether in a delightfully informal way. , ,. .. v . . v ; - ? i Ovr . 150 were present for the meeting .Tuesday and all declared It to be one' of thebest social eve nings they had ever' en Joyed. ONLY 3 SHOPPING DAYS V'TILiMMlS ' Shop at Kafoury's krid ybu Will Shop Successfully ' A Dress Length of Silk L : iHdw MbUisr, ife or Sister Woulid Enjoy It 1 . r rms tap fetes- V "She": Would Like . ; FuVs Fura have a prestige all their own-rtTriique an that they are a luxury and still a usef ul and enduring necessity. They are sure to give; double pleasure You'll enjoy I them: almost as niuch'as she w0.' IGrey Squir rel, Fitch; Mink,-Fox, French Coney, Opossum and Martin. 56.95,: 512.50, 14.50 up td; 559.50 . ANewSilk4 Frock Can yon think of any ' Christmas Gift that she would appreciate more? And wouldn't you . en joy seeing her all fixed up in a silk dress, es pecially since ' nothing lends itself to the now draped mode so beau tifully as do this sea son's distinctive silks? Satin Cantons Satins-Canton Crepes -Taffetas-Crepe de Chines Velchines SiBr Velvets - Ro chelle Crepes. "-All ''silk Canton Crepes with, plain or satin faced back, a rich lustrous fabric, reversible, adaptable for all better grade garments: Very ' popular. , We don't believe ; you can equal the value anywhere. They're 40 inches wide, 'I colors - are black, white, seal brown; ' golden brown, cocoa, tan, - champagne, peli - can; grey-steel, taupe, silver midnight .blue, navy,- electric,, copen, duckwmg, and" others. Priced 52.93 $3.50, $3.75, $3.98 $5.50 yard YOUR MAIL ORDERS . Recelva - careful attention We prepay the' postage or express wltbin a- nundred miles. ; ' Satisfaction Guaranteed On erery purchase or your money cheerfully refunded." Salem Store, . 466 State St. Portland Silk Shop 383 Alder St. ' fFor the closing meeting oX the year, Drv and 3frs.. Carl E. Miller entertained v the : members and ladies of the Marion, "Polk and Yamhill District Dental society at' their lovely ; new homev ; 1625 South High streeU fThe rooms of the home were attract irely, deco rated, with mistletoe, holly and evergreen, with a Christmas tree all bedecked with tinsel and el trfcallv 1 ierhted. After the f 61 Inking program was given for tie pleasure dr the guests the host served a course of delicious freshments. . : ', The opening address was given bv the toast master,-Dr. II. C .p ley, followed by "The WeWfh Songbint." a Tocal solo by -Prof. Dan Iiufihea, with Dr, Delbert C. Burton at the-piano. After num ber of comic readings hy DrT Ben-; jarein iBlatchford, the guests en joyed ? a concert , by radio, .with other short addresses by members of the society. . i , . , . The following members of the dental society were present: Dr. and Mrs. E- BarricK. I?r. ana Mrs. D. X. Beechler, Dr. and Mrs. Tt M- Blatchford. Dr and" Mrs: A. Bowman, Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Burton, Dr. and Mrs. M. J... But ler Independence ; ,Dr. ..and Mrs. W.-.H. Jarby, Dr. and Mrs. irrea RIHb. Dn and Mrs. H. C. Epiey, Dr.: and Mrs. U Foster, Dallas; Dr. and Mrs: C. X... George," Dr. and Mrs.- J. Avosser,, Mrs. 'Mark Harter. 'Dallas;. Dr. and lui- L. D. Idleman, Dr.' and Mrs. W. A Johnson. Dr. anl Mrs. Hf 11. Olinger, Dr. .arid Mrs, B. F. Pound. Dr. arid Mrs. W. C. Schae- fer,, DaUas; Dc and jirs. m. . Skiff. Dr. and Mrs. T, C. Smltli, Tr Dr. and Mrs. L. R. Springe?, Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Tamiesle. Mc- Minnville; Dr. and Mrs. C. K. Townaond.'Amitv: Dr. and MrS. R. W, Van Valin. Newberg; Dr. and Mrs.' W. J.. vvisecarver, icju- ville: Dr. and Mrs. u. . w ma MMinnville: Dr. and Mrs. A Bpreer. Dr. William S. Cole. Ml Rom Amort;' Dr. C. O. Dennis, M i With Mrs: H. II. Harms; as joint hostess .Mrs. Fred Holmberg en tertained -the members, of tne Count On Me class of the First Ttantiat -hnrrh at her home wea Mdw afternoon for the, regular mbnthlv meeting and social nour. An . ornamented . Christmas tree. With nt her srreens. and mistletoe nn hniiv annronriateiy decorated president of the class, presided over tha meeting; ana progrm for which Mrs. Ed Ross, Mrs. rhnriM Os-lesbv and ' Mrs. C Groves all gave readings In the cnirlt of Christmas. As a nnaie to the prosram the class sang to gether the! r song. , ' , ' Tioforo the euests departed Ihey enjoyed an, informal social time with delicious refreshments serr Kv th hostesses. Among those to enjoy the, af ternoon were Mrs. Ed Koss, Mrs. J.i W. Buirgy, MrsC . Mark Skiff. Mrs. B. F. Heikes. Mrs. wmm nnrlr Mrs. M. LOttlS, Mrs inh'n Sholpnd. Mrs. T. W. Davies, Mrs. . Harry Ralph, , Mrs. M. A. Estes. Mrs. C. Groves. Mrs. C. T. Farmer Mrs. A. T. ByorK. Mrs. p. v. Hoover. Mrs. .'. J, . J. ew mAvor. M'rs. D. D. Socolofsky, Mrs. t; p Turner. Mrs. C. Mundinger. Wvntt Mrs. F. L. Walker, Mrs Twr Roth. Mrs. T.' Y. Clare, Mrs. T. H. Swan, Mrs, S. Willett. Mrs.-:W: McClaren and tne nos t esses. '"A large number of Salem peo ple attended tne musical at the TToarf aradem? last night when 20 music pupils and the eight members or the cnorai ; ...iiam were nresented in recital. . The following girl v nan in me vru&iu. Margaret Evans. .Margaret Mary Nathmau. Honora Keiay, wsui -..i-i t t imna . Thnld. Beatrice Bramberg. Gladys La Forest. Er- nestire Molsan. ciauaine w Esther Burch. Thelma: Porter, Kancy Thielsen. Mary. .irBm. r.i. tarv i Jean Porter, Geraldine CampbeU Truth Hus ton, Qrace .Hottmger, aiars r'., Phnmrfann .1 and the Choral class. Gertrude Kahute. Aleia Bremmer. Genevieve Karst. Jose- phine cornoyer, ieu'- Z sen and Walter mcuous".. f Attractive are 'the Invitations i ,.a h. tha tAtf lnstltntibn of ODUW ' mlnrlorl tn tflft T)UD11C. MUX thm t attend the "Christ .. -- ---- antaj- 'A joke on aama Clans," which is .being" given by the chUdren of the-institution dar ing, the week., .Tuesday night the custodial .children. , saw the first ifnnngnp! WedrieSdaV it WSS given for the school children this i evening . a special ' performance - ' - . ' .- -fspi-K&k, :3:SS5rW feSllKiSf- - - - K:B:iieMii: 1;-. Enamel Folding Beds and Cradles, : kf. S t TAT T - r SUBWAY f jd- SUBWAY - 6 1". f ' - in il :r - - - i ii i 1 IaM'1 ' In Baby Blue; Old Rose and Iyory Mattresses &rk 'made ' ? - 1 , t . , V' of faiicy ticking is being given : for visitors and friends. jrt ;"' - - v The scene of the play Is the llvlnr ': . rnflm .. vhprA thn email children of the family epme on Christmas eve tto try to 'catch Santa Claus.- The Sandman puts them : to sleep; then Holly and Mistletoe fairies visit the room. then the spiritfbf Christmas comes and ; finally Santa Claus himself. Knowing: the' Sandman's magic power,- he laughs at the attempted joke of the children. . But an un forseen occurrence turns the Joke on' Santa;- and ho is caught. ' Tha; characters of the play, the attendants, Uhei , snowflake fair ies,' the hdlly and mistletoe fair ies. the Christmas stars, and the sandman .are all played by the children of; the institution. The Christmas dinner menu, printed on the back of the pro gram, i3 assurance of the Tact that this institution will be well provided for in the way of edi bles. : Everything is there, from soup to nuts, including the roast goose with dressing and orannerry sauce. v . Over B0 members of tlie Ci.nrt Street Christian oh uroh ChrKt'zin Endeavor society met for the an nual banquet In , the church' par lors Tuesday evening. Christmas evergreens, with mistletoe, hang ing from the red shaded lights decorated the banquet room whero the young people spent an enjoy able evening at the table and later Dt games. Chris Kowits presided asj toastmaster during tho banquet hour. The new Officers eleeted for the coming year were; President,, V. Albert, Garrett: vice . president, Elizabeth LenSton; secretary. Faith Gilmer;, treasurer, Florence Walker." - The latter part of the evening was spent at games and specially planned 'stunts. PARKER IS RECOXCILi:i ,. That he is apparently reconc:' to his fate was the comment m '. . yesterday by Deputy Warden L:: lie after he had had a short t.: with George Parker, under r 2 tence of death on the gallot Friday, Jan. 4, for the kilUns c : Sheriff ,Dunlap, of Linn count r. While he had hopes for anot: trial,' the refusal of the court t i Issue a writ of probable can thus preventing an appeal, did no; come as a complete surprise. LADIES! Di youh wr HI Uso Grandma's Sage Tea ant Sulphur Recipe and Nobody . Will Know The nse of Sage and Sulphur for restoring faded, gray hair to its natiiral ' color-dales back to arandmother'8 time. She used it to keep her hair beautifully dark, glossy and attractive. Whenever her hair took, on .that, dull, faaea or streaked : appearance, this sim ple mixture was applied with won derful effect.,: ; ; . , But brewing at home is mnssy and ut-of-date. Nowadays by asking at any drug store tor a doi- tie of "Wyeth's Sage and saiphur Cdniponnd," yon will get this famous- old prescription.' Improved by the' addition of other ingredi ents, which can .be depended upon to restore natural color and beau ty to the hair U' ,:; . A well-known downtown drug gist say it . darkens the hair so naturally and are nly that nobody can tell it has teen applied. . Yon simply damperra -sponge or soft brush ;with It and draw this through your hair. - taking; one rtnnii -at a-time' T?v morntnt the rrav ' hair v diss PPears. s and . after another application or two, lt.be- ARMOUR'S OR JONES' PlGNIGS Armour's Picnic Shoulders made by producers of Armour's Famous Hams ' We will give away FREE a Armour, or Jones Picnic with every purchase of $5.00 or more.. Below we quote a few of the many bargains in store for you. You will find many articles that will make useful , CHRISTMAS GIFTS Army , Wool Underwear Shirts or Drawers 89c Army Raincoats re claimed, some with double back $1.39 Army O. D. Wool Serge Shirts, double front . and elbow $3.15 Shoes ; Army Officers Dress Shoe; large sizes ' $2.59 Mohair Sox 29c Union Suits, heavy fleece lined . 01.35 Army Overcoats re claimed wool Overcoats $1.95 Army Slickers' Slicker Jackets i.....$i.69 Slicker Pants ...;.$1.49 Slicker Hat u J-45c t Blankets ; Double Wool Blks. $3.23 Army Wool , Blks $30 to $4.00 Double Cotton Blks SI. 7 9 Dress Belts 35c Wciol Dress Socks 35c AU Leather Puttees $1.79 ;2 y UNITED ARMY STORES Marion Hotel Bids:. 230 S. Commercial Sir. glossy. Adv. , - r ' . ' f