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the onnaoN statesman.: o&lex. Oregon TIIUHSDAY MORNING JAkUAnli92S': r:- ' 3 (Continued from p&f 2 nature added to the pleasure; of the evening,, me, evenings -,v .. .7:. . -7 j f - - - Ctfver were place! for: Mr. and ; OCI2i CCCJIUfcir Mrs. C. : P. Wilson, Mlsa Gladys preens and candles transformed the rooms. - ' The guest prizes of the evening went to Mr. and Mrs. E.' E. Bragg, while the high score among the club members ' was won by Mrs. WUHam " Marshall. Dt. P.. H. Thompson and Mrs. Steiner won the low scores. ' - f y.-, - - if Ralph White's? senior bal let; class will hold a delightful New'Vear'a Night dance this eve ning in Derby hall; !;;..-; ; A delightful Ctiriatmas time hirfhday party was that at which Emily! Bremmer, on the occasion of her eighth birthday .was honor guet. .her mother;. Mrs. ... Roy Brimmer, ..entertaining;, for. .her. The! feature of the afternoon was thei lovely birthday cake crowned yVkitH its circle of Vight candles. The guest for the festive occa ion Included: Emily Bremmer, Margaret and Barbara Evans, Vir ginia Cross, Benita ' Bellinger. ! Dorothy: Berg, Eula Walker, and Alyluna Bremmer. " : : - ;! White narcissus centered the ta ble Tuesday evening when Dr. and M rail J. D. McCormlck entertained at Ji: 30 o'clock dinner. - The red and j white inqtif wasvused in the attractive color scheme. v - Music Wilson, Mis Carolyn Wilson, Miss Blanche Billymeyer, Charles Wil son, Kenneth McCormlck and the hosts, Dr. and Mrs. J D. McCorm lck. : ' ' ' 1 -- ' ,The Kensington club, instead of meeting this afternoon, will, meet on Wednesday,- January 7, at the home of Mrs. Frank Power, 253 North 13th streetJ " - : MIbs Phoebe McAdaras 4hd' Mias Gertrude Anderson, both, teachers in the Richmond ? school, were among .those attending the! Oregon, State Teachers' ' conference meet ing . this week , in - Portland. M is3 McAdams and Misa Anderson will be guests ofv Portland friends till the close of L&e holidays. . i Colonel and MrsJ E. ITofer plan to leave soon' for JSan ' Franchico, California, ' for a imonth'rf -visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Iloft er. . ., ;.; - : i v i-' . S1 V Mra. Alice II. Dodd Is spending! the New Year holidays in Portland ''. ' r Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Mars'ters and Mrs. P. Hauser motored yesterday to Forest Grove to spend, the New Year holiday at the ' home- of . Mti and Alrs.VCeorKO 'Hiusdalo. - Mr, and Mrs. Marstcrav, ill sttiltn hqme this', evening, .while.' Mrs. i Ilavwer will remain in Forest' Crdve" 'for and conversation of a reminiscent an extended visit ?t ; -Today s . ' -j ? Formal dance. : Mrs. r . Ralph Wjhite'a senior ballet class. Derby hall. 'Tiety Hill cliib.' Mrs'C. K. Spaulding, 905 Court street. ' SSilver - tea. 'Social circle of Central Congregational church. Mrs. Harry 'Johnson, hostess, '2:20 O't lock.; 1 , . - ,' 1 t Friday Woman's Missionary society of the . First Christian c church. Chnrch parlors, 2:30 o'clock. , - X - ' . ' Saturday . Daughters of . the. A,merican Revolution. Mrs. :IIenry B, Thiel- sen, 1049 Court street. : i tlMLsa , Vivian Margters, a teach er! In tbe Salem Hlgh school, after spending the week In Portland, where she was in attendance at he meeting of the Oregon State Taehrs' -,v conference, returned hom' last evening. " While In Portland she was the house-guest of friends. Returning with Miss Marsters as a guest was Miss Ella Aiiderson. , I ' ; :A 'Va, 'va. opportunity to J get a omprehen Portland. i "with the people of the church. ; To meet ilw needs of many busy foll all are asked tQ Temaln 'or ne regulars mid-week prayer meeting and young people's classes which Wilt May and the program will ba in charge . of Mrs. ',E.- C. Case. A book review will be given . of M ingstone'a Journeys Through Africa. Mra. Taylor! Jones will give the first Journey, Mrs. John Humphreys, the second and Mrs, Grant Teter, the third Journey. Refreshments will be served by Mrsi Reed and her assistants. . ; This afternoon, r January 1st, at 1;30". p. m Jason Lee Memorial M. church will have lt annual New Year's Day Community Dinner. At this hour, all friends and members ojf: the church are invited to come and bring their dinner to the church -basement where dishes and coffee will be provided. The church, officiate will review the ac complishments of the past year, make clear to all the present state of their various departments, and discuss a forward-looking program for ia25.; . A pleasant and prpjfitable time will be provided for the entire fam lljr as those of Junior; church age will assemble In another room ua der the direction of the; Junior pas tor and will enjoy a. program es pecially adapted to their needs ; This New Year's Day banquet is one of the high lights qn the Jason Lee church calendar and none In the community should miss this settlas, tall lighted candles, iaistle- takel'Vour turs and convert lthexa ue, and holly ail combined in mak lng.lestive the scene. V. - i - Included as guests Qf Miss Lives- ley Were: Miss " Bertha Babcoek. Miss! Maxlne Meyers, Miss Maxine plover. Miss" Helen Roberta. Miss Mildred Roberta, Miss Nancy, ThieL- sen jMJss Dorothy, Bell. Misa Vir ginia Smith of Portland. , Donald r-ecltebacn. Henry Thielsen, Chand ler Brown, Robert SmUh of Port land. Kenneth Allen land Harold dinger. Among the out of town guests were Miss Peggy Cannon, Ralph Shaffer and Ted Naddon, of Portland, who are house .guests of Miss Livesley; , Miss -y Margaret Poorman, of Woodbura, Miss Janet Plimpton and Sherman Plimpton of Seattle, and Miss Betsey Abbott of Portland, house guests of Miss Hel en! Roberts; and David Mason aad Ted Young of Albany, house guests of Henry Thlelsen. , i - . Into garments to suit' your taste. Its ifacilltles ! are eoual to any on Si the coast ao that it is unnecessary for Salem, citizens to send out of the city for the best there Is in the fur garment line, or for re pairs or change on their present garments. - ' Styles in fur garments, change just as- styles la other . clatLfs change. The AVest Ftr. cctrr.i-j' la prepared to re-malia'rc'ar. c!J fura into rarmenia- et the j.rT2 " ing styles at.reasonabie pr!ces. j r One of our franchise crops - is pears -. Yoa can make no mistake la" growing pears herer ' I r The Woman'sTMisfilonary socle- Hy iof file Firj t' Chrlbtiaahurh wijl meet irt the " church parlor. FHdar-3af ternooh3 at .2 : 3 0. -The devotional will be given bMs. I TflE-ERENGHi SHOP ' i : I t . i ' i i - Every Woman Knows Irene' Castle is a FashionAutliority. We have secured the franchise for these gowns inthe city and will ' introduce the Irene -Castle spring styles i& theMrade icnthin the next' few days. 1 t ' v ' . i ; ', J ' You have perhaps wanted a Castle goivn ever since reading, of.thenijn your favorite magazine. You )w4U now haveitheopporf unity of ' selecting' and buying one of these smart creations in your oicn city. 4- ;. ; We are fsho'wing for your approval many other gowns vf style aiid merit. Individual always. 1 ' ' , ,Vi' rj '. . . -. First shoxcing of the Meadowbvqok'IIats for early spring. ; ; v THE FRENCH SHOP ' IL BUFFE-iyORRlSON 115 High Street ' r ' . . . - ; Masonic Temple ... .ii. , wJILJe. conducted at ea 3:30 p. m. in- of the usual 7:15 hour. -'! Miss Dorothy ;; Livesley was charming as - hostess on Monday, evening when jahe eotertained lor the younger set with a Christmas dance-at the home of her parents, Mr. and, Mrs. T. A.' Ljivesley. Poln- FUKE'S PETLAHD a IS "kA BIG ASSET ROMANCE OF FUR ; i " TRADE IS TOLD (Oonttnaad from ptr if ; Mr. Alderln has associated with h,inv John A;- Horgan, also An ex pert furrier.' Their 'establishment ls: fitted" expressly for their line of bjasiHeBa-TheBhow room1s plair ne'd something-' flke aT parlor with taWeaX'and chairs far -cu9tenvr&. Around . tlie sides ; are the-;. fur cases In which,the furs are kept safely from exposure, and also are arranged so that as the doors of the- eases are - opened the furs are, artistically r displayed. .. . .-. - This, firm .opened for business in. Salem in 1912 at, 52.1 onrt street, where Jt- remained un)il tn is past season, it isen movea into its present new quarters. The West Fur company . is. pre pared ta handle raw furs. It will i Aa X i 5 A new year is before us; another5 t-- chapter in that great Book of Ofe'is . about 'to be unfolded. ; ; Nineteen 'twenty-four is history now ;i twenty-five is history .Ho'be I " made each man for himself, . t ; i .. .. j , ..' ' . v-' '"'? irv : , Our wish is that for you and yours x -it may. be indeed a . prosperous and- MA Happy New Year. ) a . 4 r fl :.V: 1 WEBB'S FUNERAL PARLORS Superior Uuncmi service 205 SaChurch Street Phone, 12 O g; :: :: ' .J . (Continued freta pf 1) between the singing 6f the trained "Roller canaries f and the un trained; native canaries. He eaya that.no bird is born, with its song, but feings what it hears; that these imported birds from Germany are taught by trained specialists who accomplish seeming miracles in the results. The birds are shut in ' dark rooms and permitted to hear 1 nor' sound except! from the "bird; organT-'on "Which the same tune is played until the bird can sine it. -1 Once trained it never forgets and never sings any other song. - ... 1". - : i ;.Thiei Petland institution breeds and sells every kind of household pet. I It is authority of pet-land lore. In addition,! the ; store car ries a stock of feed, i medicines and : apparatus for all kinds of pels. Pet 4ove8 are cordially , i vited.'-to viait the store and . the 2 n. Value sreater quality than ever before. 1 ChariGrFrom radiator to rear Bodx-blf .QVpn fjreater bsauty and comfort, Finich in the y6nderful, enduring Ducp. . :;:V.UV; K:-- V i iKO Spring - NET0ri GKEyPvOLET. CO. V OPPOSITE CITY HALL ' .... r Leon srlicct Trcnsp crtotiori Burnett Bros,, Jewelers" Pay Us As You Are Paid I f j Eight Stores in Washington, Oregon and California T Tr I U " 5- v. Delivered for : j Paid for ilajtthe rate of a Dtollar or soaAVeekl mlm ,4-r. ill- UR OWN ABLE ARTIST has made the picture which is shown today but the pic- Iiancy j whieref tises. tHBe portifayed by mere! pfijitera inkl g v I .W -V "S. -: . il j 65C t uver Finest and f fte ? a and it is sbl-mth the uhcierstandingthat if after thirty : days, you f ind ihat you can do better for caslvyou may bring it. back and, every' penny you have 'Wl 1.50: returned to yoii withput a y : ' ' ' ; ' :.-.v": r'-- t J. 4 It will be delivered to anybody who may read if nouncement on payment of a dollar. ; It isn't necessary that you inoSiicect v to learn is just your name and what y ou do. We believe that everybody is entitled, td Credit, unless they: them- selves have already shown that they areNOT; V . -t . AUWNelsdDelvedr; jb ' a JDollarl ! No hed topay all casKeh you buy: Commuhity Plate. advantage atfall the! lowest cash price is to be had at the Bu No urnett jewelryvStoreand ou may pay in little monthly or weekly amounts tnat win never uc iiocvi. t nrl.L.A d:J ci 1 fk nw anrl beautiful 'Buffet Servinri '.Traysreach-.rct;wi.th. sis s knives six forks six table spoons six tea fpoons--a sugar shell and a butter knife. 1 (Knives have hollow handles and stainless steel blades). Choice of the Birdof Paradice, 1 the 44Patrician.T tHe "GroivenorV and the "Adam" patterns. All at the nationally adver- i tised price $31.5.0, Delivered for a Dollar Bill Paid for CI Weekly 'Mail Orders Filled t if j f 457 STAT.T STHEET
