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Newspaper Page Text5,7 AUDRED BUNCH" r N INTERESTING mId-wJcter, ij recital is that announced for 8 o'clock this erening at Waller nail, on the Willamette unlTers ity campus, when.. Byron' D.' Ar nold will present a group of nine of bis piano pupils in recital. Mas ter Howard Halbert of Corrallls. gifted young -violinist who stud ies with Mrs Marguerite McMan V3, will be the assisting artist-for the evening." The ' public is cor dially jurlted. ; , - The program Is announced as follows: ' - . y ; , : 1 Warrior's song . , ." . . . ; . . Heller Musical Moment '.' -Vv ... Scott 'Y Edith Maj.Jen,sr ? Gavotte ..... . V. . -Neustedi A" Cora Mae Fehler. V'y ; Violin Concerto No'. 23 allegro A select hotel offering unexcelled service at reasonable rates. Every room with bath. Centrally, located, and eaujy. reached without driving throui con. peaeed district. --.s;' ; ? lvf ' Our own cafe ofEera delightful food tastily served. :u . Ceoecb M. King, Manage WEST PARK AND SALitOlf ,KTS. AH I PcoseveitHotel y Vportland - one , I ink i r.: k UlT' ""?r 1 . MILLER'S j j j Here is another chance to aye your- clpllirs. .ytfaAvc-'votbcfr tig lot of the fine Advance Aluminurn ware ta rcli tliis weels. Remember your former savings and be sure and see us.1 EVERY PIHCLI GUARANTEED, liis is tlfe sane ware you I ,,.-, t ' . . - at former. " JOTO TOaBWJVoigCQW ' i - 1 -' i FRIDAY UORNINO, JAt?UARY-16, 19S; V . : Tji.- JiJ. ri I V PHONE 106 ViotU. ... - Howard Halbert. Pixie's Good Night Song. .Brown Toute Seule . . . . . . Goodrich Ruth Palmer. .' ' . i Humoresque' ." . . . -.. JYorak-Crdcfcer Melody, . . . . j.. ...... Xoth y s Homer Gouley,.-Jr. 3 --i:r y I Punch-and- Judy- . . . Krogman Spinning Song. 1 i . i Ellmenrefch Elizabeth Bonell. rPrlere'diT Matin ":r:T.'.Strea.tSoe Arabesque ......... Burgmuller . Mildred Drager. j. r Spanish Dance , No. ' 3 . . . . Saraaate To a Wild Rosp . . .:. . .MacDowell- mrtmann l.i Minuet t. w. . . Porpora-Kfeisler , i; Howard Halbert.. T ; -Chrlstmag Pipers '. , . . Goodrich Gayotte . V i ;..... . Brown '"Esther. Elliott, v ; . Fable I . ...... . . . ; , Schmoil Boy Scout March ..... .Gr is wold ';.-...' -Win Jenks. "I n The Brownies . tJU..ii- Relnhold Are Maria' ..... i ; . Burgmuller Ann Reed Burnsw ir -'l , y , & I . The . Woman's Alliance of 1 the UnltarJan, church ! will meet this afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. R. Pollock, 602 j North Winter street. .. . -,- ! i ; . .. . " " ; f The members of Hal Hlbbard auxiliary v will meet at the home J of; Mrs. Fred Thompson,- 157 6. Commercial street, today for? the regular social afternoon, j - !: V I At the meeting Wednesday af ternoon . of ' the Woman's fauxlll- .TPAtha the- pjejaent officers i should s Br ' If; 1 . '- - Ohte elO 'y . We offer you- all jthe foliowmfjf r buvaU yoti need ibh 2 qt. Double Boilers lL 6 and 8 qt. Preserve JKet-h ties i i V ! ! S and 6 qt. Covered Con-, vex Kettles ? 2- l?iece round Roasters 10-qt. DisKPans f . f 5-qC CoveVed Drains ' Kettlei ' 1 I 10-qtr Dairy Pails f ! 3- Piece Sattee PrCSeta l Angel Cak Pans ' i"t 4nn.dHit. Covered Saueef Pans ; 9-Cup Muffin Pans i All at one pneeji 1? Choice; for only - - .-r I' A for the new year retain their po-1 sltions. -Mrs: " John W. -Harbison ! win be president: MrsTI E, 59radr ford; -rice president; Mrs. b; E. SIsson secretary.'aiid, Mrs. George Bayne treasurer! ; : ' i rThe auxiliary - rnade plans, for its ' third annual rcohcert' at" this time; the concert probably coming the first' week in February. . y'.:y r - -v " Misa I-ois Bynon. widely known newspaper womaa;ot th4 Coos Bay section, arrived in KJamath. Fails yesterday and joined: the reper torlal staff ot the Erenjag- Herald this, morning She comes.' to this city heralded, as one. of the" le4r ing feature writers of southern Oregon. ' i Besides, general, reporting and epeQiaJ features, Miss Bynon will cover society wad. women's activ ities for this, newspaper. 4 She has recently beeit doing general re porting, andf society, toy the Daily News at, Marshfield, and a year ago. was employed . as, a special f eatnye writer oa another Ooos Bay publicatipn. She is a. sister; of Ajjan. Bynon, chjet deputy? TJ. S. attorney wha is one of thp lead ing candidates for the federal, atr tomeyBhfp.-yKlamajth, Falja- Her ald. .. ; ' ; Hattie Reeder of Salem, senior in commerce at Oregon, 'AgtlcslUir ral college, has been appointed to the general committee' of the' me morial union ' drive which is JU start clth&'tfc& .wTftk, l.Tie, pur pose of th,e, committee is to brln In closer touch the campus or ganizations with the work needed to raise funds for the stti(en( unon building. The.' Woman's Fo.eJgn;, Mission ary society of the First ' Methodist church, diverting: from : their us ual custom;" held the regulatmeet fng.' instead.' of in the . afternoon-. In the' evening, when" a. group of 75 met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. B E. Carrier. 1065 Court street; The men of 1 the church, and other member were, incited guests for the evening. : f ; Mrs. Carrier, was assisted In th receiving by her house-guest. Miss Mary. De Young, who is here for the winter from' - Strondsburg, Pennsylvania; j. J f'.1'- Mrs. R. V. HoHenburg, presi dent of the society, was the pre siding: officer for fchey evening." The devotional on "Torch Bear ing?1 was beautifully led by Mrs C. F.; ' Wflsc?!. the scripture rea- Inr and talk - being followed : by short prayers by Mrs, Char lea J, Lisle, Mrs. C. A. Clarke, and Mrs. Li. Brady, v ' The ; special music of the eve ning "was a duet,-!'Teach Me to Pray," sung by-.MJssn Lucia Card and Miss Marguerite- Bridgman. Miss Helene Story accompanied, at the piano. The major program, fqrtho eve ning was the comprehensive and enlightening message; on China, given by Mrs. Wesley Wire of. Newburg, who is a fluent and charming speaker.. She. told; of her ' personal experiences as a "Circuit Rider in China." Following - the evening's - pro program ' a congenial social hour was enjoyed. The general social chairman for the occasion was Mrs. Ronald Glover, Mrs,' Lloyd Lee hadchrge of the dining room y ! , , v pijr; - v - . have bouzht before .. ' -: ...... h I ".! r .... n.. 4 :nAit 1 ill U 1 1 w. CjTJe Arts- section, QaJera Arts room, city league. Educational library. 7: 3,0 o clock. HrI Jjihbard auxiliary. Mrs. Fred Thompson hostess, 1575 S. Commercial, y s I y Piano pupils of Byron D.' Arnold. Public, recital. Waller hall, at & "clock. : Jj i r1"'-; Woman's alliance of the Unitar ian! churchV Mrs. Jj TL Pollock, 02 North Winter street, hostess. Woman's auxiliary, St. Paul's. church, Mrs!. H. IX - Chambers, Rectory, hostess., J Woman's union. Business meet ing, Mrs. Mark D. Mcpallister, hos tess. Saturday AAUW luncheon, 2:30, o'clock. Marion hoteL' Lausanne hall i i open house," 7:30 ta 10:30 o.'clock. . ' Monday;. : Ainerlcaa Legion kuxiliarv. . In stallation of officer. McCornack halL 7:3 o'clock.! j .Li with Mrs. Foster Oidom, Mrs. D. H. Moaher, and Mrsl 'C; E. Bobllft her assistants. Presiding- at the punch bowls were Mts. E. C. Hick man and Mrs; R. K) Ohling. The table was lovely with its centerpiece of rosecolored sycla; men; with the haskei tied with me- lipe fn the same shade.- Tall rose- colored tapers lb crystal holders completed the cblorj scheme. " ' - Alt in all ' the evening ' was one of profit and pleasure to'thelarge company that gathered Mrs: T. G. Hopkins left the first of. the week for Safenv inhere she win spena six mqnps vmnv ner mother, aurmg us apsence oi ner sister, Mrs. . George pearce,, who accompanied by. her daughters has. left; for southern California and the east.. Miss Dorothys ' Pearce will, study music inj New York- and who is a memj of Willamette Miss Helen. Pearce, ber of the faculty! University, will take her master's degree at Radclifte Albany Her ald. ' l -! 1 .. Mr. and Mrs. i William McCaJJ entertained a'c,ombauy of friends at an unimaginably delightful ra dio program on : j last. Sunday . af ternoon'., when : jfrhe Bohemian Girl" was beard ore the"McCall'a Atwater-Kent f iretube . set. Mr. and Mrs. McCal ;arej able tp get not only all the, toast towns but also as far east as New York City. Mr. and Mrs. McCall's guests for Sunday's broadcasting were; Mr. and'Mrsyajsy peeples , and son, Howard, who) were also tneif. dinner guests; Dn and Mr, C. L. Blodgett and son;, Corydon; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Utleynd son, Billie; Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Allen, Mr. and'Mra. Ralph Allen, and Mrs. Charlotte Seldom ; -j This coming Sunday Mr, and Mrs. McCali will I entertain a group for "Robin f Hood." ' " ; Charles Alexander of Albany appears as the author of a story in the February number of "Every body's" as the, iujthor of a tale entitled: "Ma joy- of Lamontai, fiction: dealing' with the loyalty of a man to' his dog. ! i The girls of- Lkusanner hall will hold "Open Housfe tomorrow eve ning-from 7:30 to 10:30 o'clock An invitation is extended to all friends of the uhtrersity. i. Mrs. arry zeisaorr was nos - teas Monday sfternoon Ho - the teacher and officers of the prtni- Mrs. Harry Zelsdorf was hos- 1 i RELIABLE MERCHANDIS15 94j Bleached Sheeting y A t'air Quality Yr450c , a-lb.j Stitched Batt " Sillc Hosiery Bargain .hog Cabin Shade . Regular ?2.00 fc i;$i.2S. .- Our, Blankets No Seconds Blankets, Tan or 1 ;Blankets, Tan, Grex -. . 1 Grey . - f or White r Paiv 51.9a " : Pair 52.29 V 1 r liii' "yb f - Blanketsy 66x80' l - Blankets, 72x84 ' Pretty. Plaids, 4 1a lbs. Wool Effect, Nashuas Best. , Nice and Fluffy, White With Striped I Was?4.50Now : ; Borders C3,C5 Pairi f Pair $4.50 i h i ; Mercerised Table Cloth Mercerized Table Cloth Good Grade . 2 Yds Wide Yard 69c ! Yard 85c f -" - 4--i-. '..... -. f- f r. .- - " v ' " 3C-lri; Challies ': Black Sateen 1 ; Lot of Pretty Patterns - 2 Goodi Grades - ; Yiard lDc : Ycrd 50c and 30c I Our Millinery D t, partnient; . ' owingiiatinlhats at $4.00 ani$5.00 caclj. . They arc , y II ; -V "wonders for tha noney ff f5 :. K-- Closing out 'all winter hats z. very low prices. a ; u : 1 ' i - - i -, i n- ary department of " the Central j Congregational 'cJhureV Thg af ter noon", ";waa. spent socially,; after whch(the guests partook of a de Hciousjlunch. 'served in, the dining room at aprettily, appointed table. The monthly; party of the Ore gona class of the Mj JI."Sundgf school was' held .at the home of William . Sisson, 1635V Saginaw strfeef, Wednesday evening. Games were' placed until a" late, hour,, af-; ter. which, delightful refreshments .were served. 'y ' J r.-''v .v... : ' ' Those, enjoying- Cue . party were Lionel Gray, ' Kenneth Mesher, Franjis De Harpport, Donald Hardcastle, ) Kenneth Webb", Dei bert Schwabbaur' and Clarence Park. . A charming hostess of yesterday afternoon, was Mrs.-1 C. B. McCut-' Ioitgh."who entertained the mem bers"f Chapter G bi the PEG Sis terhood at her1 home. ' Yellow and white blossoms 'were used' In the rooms. The. paper of th after noon, prepared. by ; Miss Qrace Elizabeth Smith, was read by Mrs. F. W. Selee. A number from the chapter plan to attend., the Foun ders day banquet -' Monday," Jan.' i9y at the Multnomah hotel in Portland. ' ' ! ' r Mrs. McCullough8 guests yes terday wera Mrs. D.' BeechW, Mrs. W. B. Burt. MrsJ C. K. Lo gan; Mrs. - F. C. Churchill, Mrs. Harwoo4 - Hall, Mrs. . E. J Huff- man Mrs. "W.! M Hughes,. Mrs.. P J; Kuntz, Mrs G. W. Laflar, Mrs William McOIlehrlst, Mrs, , B. J. Miles, Mrs. A. C.' Parr, Mrs. O. E Price, Mrs. F? W.' Selee and Mrs, A. T. Woolpert. - ; - ,; . Mrs.' Harry- Zelsdorf and child ren - left Wednesday for .Orland. Cal., .where they will i Visit Mrs. Zelsdorfa mother, - Mrs. Mary CartwelL and 'uncle. Dr. B- D Speck. j SILVERTOX. pre., Jan. 15 (Speclal.:)'-4-Members : of Trinity Choir and band gave' Mr. and Mrs. Melvin ; Riviness, who were re cently married, a pleasant little surprise 'party at H the Riviness home.' Wednesday evening of this week.; ABairrof iSilver eandle- Stipks werft, given to Mr. aid Mrs; Rlriness. . , Those present were Rev, and Mrs. George Henrikseu Mr. " and vMrsL Lawrence Larsett, Miss Dora' Henriksfen, M lss Louise Kenrlksen, TVIIss Esther Towe, Miss lngeborg uopierucr,- m.,w Miss Jerdls Kloster, ; Mies Myrna Sather, Miss Cora Satern Miss Jerdls1 Kloster, Mitss Myrna Sather, Miss' : Cora. J Satern, Miss ; Lillie Madsen, Miss Esther Larson, Miss Mario Coshouse, Miss Viola Riyi nessr Mjss Ethel! Larson, Miss Mamie Holman, Miss Cbara. Hol min, Miss Jerdls Hansen, Miss Christine . Bradstad, Miss " Agnes Dahlen. - Miss' Florence : Holland, Harold Holland,' Harold1 Larson,' Victor Madsen, James Thompson, Harry Thompson, William Thomp son. Dan Riviness Victor Sather. - An.tXnusually' . interestin g x dec-t ora,tltek scheme, was used for. the; refreshment' table for the meeting Wednesday of ; tne saiem Arts league. Orange candles Were used in tie, silver . candlelabra with supplementary candles in' the ii j f ... i, V ,fW V r - i. '1 81x90 Seamless Sheets, Good Heavy Material Each 51.2& ; 36-in. Burlap Green or! Brown - Yard25c- OutingFlTOV ? ;' Bargain "rr Bcstt Grade Heavyweights , J Oup ReguUr 23c, J. . Now lOe Are Jpirst-QujaU ori Defectives I flpraj design." Italian- sticks, made to, resemble water lilies, at -each .end.. A profusion" of fine fern was used on the tablewlth fronds o( sword fern completing the, effect : :,!': . - v..v. .r Mrs. A. G. Kron (LoIIta Davis) and her little, daughter, Constance Virginia, of Portland, are house guests for the ! week at the home of Mrs: T. W. Dayies., Mrs. Krbn will return' to f Portland Sunday. The CiTic Arts' section of the, Salem. Arts league will meet for! the first meeting of the year at 7: 3Q o'clock this evening in the educational room of the city li brary. . . y j : -4 The Young Married People's club of the First Baptist Church met' for a pot luck supper in the church rooms Wednesday evening. About 40 members' took part, in the revival services which are be Ing held by the pastor. Rev. D. K. Peterson is the teacher of the class. : - - The Woman.; Auxiliary of St. Paul's Episcopal church, will meet this afternoon with Mrs, H. D. Chajnbers, at; the rectory, j ' - - - - ; - If ... , . Miss Lena, Payne of Portland, representing the St. Helen's Pujjf &,' Paper company is, in Salem for a few days at the home, of Mr. and Mrs.' George H. Dunsford, 1415 Saginaw street, i . - ' YWCA Work Is Praised In Recent Rjeport Here Physical education ahd training of .the YWCA Is" weir conducted. according to the ' report made by Mrs.- William Hertzog, chairman of the general edticatlon commit tee; Between 25 and. 3o Women and girls attended the Wednesday classes conducted at YMCA. Class es to fit : the : needs of ' business women, classes for1 girls and others were arranged during parts of - the day. - ! - r -) ' : Mrs. Helen M. Stewart, official Uurse of the Metropolitan- Insur ance company, conducts the physi cal) examinations ahd serves as health director of the association. Mrs. E. E; Eniott. Miss Georgia ElHs, and Miss Mary Erlcksou are members of r the staff ' that ls put- tlngr across J the physical training program: for the-YWCA. ; , t , i . 1 niifoiffif I i 1 ! . I For Aftmoott " : I ''i i"' ' " j : I i-yi i;!' ! 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U Welcome Stranger and Enjoy :;:: jk ii iiifii9amv For One Whole Famil y i;Bo CENTS ry-; Welcome Stranger and li ill ii.-l V1 y' t :i ' FLORENCE VIDOR NOAH BEERY DORE DAVIDSON ROBERT EDESON i v I fir I -L and, A. GItEAT HUMAN1 ''KfcYl ! ilMRUJjS Also Mller Ikill and y I-if: i : ; Admission pricey for i j ; i bc,.oc uaicony i iff . - i- - fv ADVANCE SHOWING UK 1 I . : : i traoruinary. - i- .r- . y -i t ii With others , :1 1 DRAS1A OF LAUGHTEIt, AND; ROMANCE Chain' and iFox News' FRIDAX NIGHT: , 1 OMjIl ! Saturday and Sunday will ana 4uc juower ioor ' i ; - i - . . '- . ".Jr. TIiLh Is tlie first 'tlmflf iii our career that we have seen; socl'i a qUAlityntalerL.l sell at sudfi prices, , In no way do they resemble tho ordinary tltt-drpss. TL, harmonizing color combinations are tx-' Hardware & Machinery 235 N. CcrtncrciaL i t