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Newspaper Page TextTHE OnEQQIt STAT WTSAjg XnCGQII .. .t. , '''M.' . PHONE 108 I ? AUDREY BUNCH. XIJVR'S MOST PROMINENT Si Honor guests last week wereV jj. s. G. Sargent of San Fran co and; Mrs. F. M.. Jordan of Seattle, both of whom were en jertained at a number of dellght 11 affairs. One of the most at tractive of the affair siren was tia three table Man Jongs party ,t which Mrs. J. Shelley . Saur pan was the hostess; Freesias and narcissi were used! In a flor ,1 .-ayJ Mrs. William Waltoji won tbej afternoon's prize. The rroup included: Mrs. S. G. Sar gent, Mrs. F. M. Jordan, . Mr. T. A. Livesley, Mrs. Henry Mey ers, Jlrsti Dan Fry.? Jr.., Mrs, El p. Eyre. Mrs. T. C. Smith, Jr., ifi-s. 'William Walton, Mrs. O. C. t 'Locke, Mrs-J. W. Harbison, Mra. j. Shelley Saurman. , t ; Mrs. Jordan is guest at the iooe ef Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Meyers and Mrs.' Sargent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Liv esley. . rr." i This afternoon Mrs. Henry W. jleyers will entertain, for airv Jordan and '.Mrs- Sargent. Her goesti will be the members of her bridge club." ' , ' : 1. ? One of the-most attractive of the winter weddings was that on Sunday afternoon in Lebanon- at which Miss Kathryn. GogM became the bride of Ux Merrill Richmond. The service was : .solemnized. : at 2:39 o'clock.? in the Bethlehem Lutheran chttxcb. Reverefcd Mr. Schulenberg officiating .- in the presence of a large ffmme:c of tn , titnate friends. VThe. cliarch ' was beantlfuny .decpltgfeii ; pink carnations, ferns,,, -and.?, Oregon - .lf 4 1 , The bride, the 'daughter of Mr and Mrs. Maune GoghJ, was if lovely wedding gown was of white jl crepe back satin, worn with a Cvflhny Tetl with touches of orange II blossoms. She carried a shower II bontraet of whit carnations and rreezias. T&e Bridesmaids , were Miss Bertha Shfttlc and Mn. Ur sula Vehrs, both wearing attrac tive frocks of pink . changeable taffeta. Their bouquets combined charmingly pink .roses and . f reez- fas. The groom was attended by Mr. Edgar Goghl, a brother of the bride as best man. Little Miss Alice Vehrs, frocked in white, and a .we understand ft he Is leased t to tharKosioja'rttae people for a number .of years at Bpfen'did aalaryt Whfle la Seattle Hr. Jtel ly took daily lessons with Mr Kant her. t Mr. Kelly has made sni un usual recof a at & tenor with the present company, outlasting 'any other singer thev hav had tn a carrying basket of long-stemmed like part, His voice is. a pure pink carnations was flower; girt tenor of fine qulaity and excet- The afternoon bridal song was lent range and fcower; on the sung by a brother of tbe briile; stage he Is perfectly at home. Walter GogbL : Mrs.; Schnlekberg . " played 'the accompaniment and . The Woman's Study class of the wedding march. j;,. , i f j, the First Presbyterian church i A buffet luncbeon.at the .home will meet at 2:8 o'clock this af- or the brlde'a parents followed ternoon at the home of Mtsi. W the ceremony, immediately after w. Emmons, 82 N. .Commercial wuicn xur. ana Mrs. KichmOnd street. ten i or ien to Portland, and Victoria. their home in WriteraV club. Grace! Elizabeth 1 Smttk. 1765 Center" street,! hos tess. ; . -; ; 'i.. '' ?' J a i Hfgnlaitd Paredt-Teacber 1 aseor Ciatfon.- Highland oot,' at ! jB WCTU. haU, X:3d o'clock. Wgh- land anion guests : .11. 'i, Woman's Study P class. '1 First Presbyterian church. . Mrs. W, W. Emmons, 828 N. Commercial St 2 o'clock, M l Wednesday ; f vy noneymoon trip . Membem rf th WPTTT win Seattle. Vancoufer, meet at ;3 p'clock ,tfiia after- iney wm mase noon to celebrate th. fifth anI calem where Mr. r mkikin mt. Among the guests ? witnessikg . ' is. ---'" nf r. T . wees or I -i TMi Tir Triii Mil' ii TT T the members Of the RB ctub at Alkire hall. Kicnmond. Mr. and Mrs. F.f S ritTr -T.r Townsend, Mrs. R. H. Barton. Mr. f r tr JrZ " and Mrs. V a wt tu 5w.ii ta ealier; pat, of the Miss Alberta Stewart. Miss Bertha tTf tth;tne tflrr dfr ShittKr. Mr. 1 Charles Mattzgjier, Lyoted to; Mra, Spoag.waa Mr. Earnest WUllama, and Betty ossl8"5U MrB- u .eene ana ixiia. i. w . mjw, xiign Bcores of the evening went to Mrs. T. W. Charming little ; red S birds Pavies and to- Dr. O. L. Scott- and with their ratsage, "Come withf me tow to Mrs H. G. ,Coursey and to- the silver tea" are the lnvrta- Mr. Ed Keene. On January Z& titmn used by the hostess for; the the club Will be entertained fey mid-wmter tea which, will beigtr- Mr. an 4 Mrs. Claude Townsend. ett tomorrow afternoon from 3:30 Incited guests at this meeting ef to 5 o'clock at the i Central Co- the club were: Mr. and Mrs grega ttonal Chnrth. The boatassea Charles Busey. Mr. and Mrs, K. tor the alternoon, which ,will G. Couxsey, Mrs. 3 IL Taylor, ctuae a deiighttui vrecram! are: I Misn Wilma t Ooursev. Mtej Mil- Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Guy Newent, dred Spong; and Mr. and Mrs. C. wra. avis Martin, rMxs. Joseph. Jensen. Schindler,. and Mrs. C. D. Ross. ; 4 M l ! K Mr. amd Mrsv Chartes J. Lisle, The Central circle of the J4son.Urla, nr.- rthh sith. for the social .hour will- bet Mrs. .quei - W. IL, Good, Mrs. R.1 Fisher.'? maelm nA"J, and Mt. t.i .wu, .f. ii a . f.. More than -10w person attend ; ' . , ' : iU I : pejr n uregon. wrwera ; league Sitvertob 'nr.JlhT ViTilis-fcbanquet at the Multnomah hotel iai.A rtfv.Tv .mn,inrUn.. Saturday jUght honoring John T, ial affair of the week . was I the Hotchkiss, organiser of the party at the, home of Rev. and league, wno w wxraj w ieaw iw Mrs. George Hehrlksen ' 1 given Ue east. Mr. Hotchkiss recently Thursday evening... A group ? of resigned is manager or cue retail young girls all dressed as little book department of the J. K. um boys and girls 'spent the evening company to accept a position wit& Itt games" at the Henriksen. hiima. Kthe Rein & Lee eorapany. Chi- They were : chaperbned - by., iMra. I cago. Judge Carey was toast Henriksen, ! Mrs. Oscar i ffatern, (master. Speakers Included J. B Miss Mary Cof house and! 'Miss Horner, " Anne M. Malheron, B. Dor Henriksen. The girls pres-jF. Irvine, R. J. Grace Theodore ent ! were Leltte Holtz. Althea I? a Haroer. Anthony Eawer and Meyers, Charlotte Jensen .Mabel Grace E. Hall. Oregonlan LMgerness, Irene and Hael iGoyt - ette, Anna Ly tie.; Mildred Le, I The Highland ParentrTeachers Evalyn Henjam Gertrude and association win meet at 8 o'clock Orta Olsen, Florence Lund, JMar- tnis evening at the Highland oia. Thompson, Helen Thoinjson, no0f. j. l. Brady.? editor of Cora Goplerud. : Inga Goplerud, Tne statesman, will be the speak Norma Olsen,, Edna Lyons, i fan- er of tne eveniUg, taking the mat ' . i TUUAZ Mil 1 ffiWTIFF ResoFuthm Asks Oregon Del- egauon in oongress 10 . Attend Meeting Resolutipns ., asking for & raise parlors. . 6:30 o'clock jolly Slzteetr cfuh. I MrsL Keene, 224 Division street. Silver tea. Ladles Social dr- hn tariff from 2.to'.3 cenU a oound cie. Central Congregational ishtlfch and the use of signals to indicate Dr. S. A. wowman s Bible class the intention of oDeratora of motor or tftev First prestytettarf churcn. vehicles were introduced into the supper and 1 social hour, i . ChUrea house Mondar." the. .fifst being placed upo final .passage and Ed. ladoDte. 1 ;? 'i J.' -.,? . ; House joint meraorral No. 2, in- Centarl efrere. Jason Lee church I trod need by Representatives Rey- 9:30 o'clock.! .Progratni atif 2:30 noldsv Miller aod Senator tlennls. o'clock... 1 i- ! Nj'f I oOlnts out that the cherry Industry Friday ', i " " lot the state Is facing depression Inepeetlett of chapters AB and land a more adeqfuaf e. tariff on im- O of the PEO Sisterhood. - ported cherries is of tital impdrt- --i-i - - y- aacatdaer ' I P ance It the-growers are ! to con- Salem . Woman's club, i Club I tinue. for it costs 6 cents a pound brortfae 2:30 e'cfoek. i " The Worn-Ito produce the fruit I at . present. an in Politics." by Seymour Jones. iT&e Oregon defegatio in, congress ' - . - . will be Instructed to go before the Mrs. c. A. Km. Mis Lor Car-1 general board ef -appraisers' oil er, ajid . Mrs. -Horace WllUftteit; I January 2$ and aak tor a J cent ad. scholarship . toin 'Ufa. Wfl- Urif f en cherries grown in foreign Ham- M,' Hamilton, Mrs. L. H; Mc- countries. Mahaa, Mrs. B. Ev' Carrier:! Mrs. I i Joint xesolutlbn No. 4 aska the Morton- Peck, Miss KTtfta McNavy I appointment? of a committee for ' 1 . 1 ' and Mrs. O. E Bonell Investigation, ; study I and recom mendations . of ; amendments! to m, tm.ii- ' 1 , in i iensung law relative 10 more um The. Jolly , Sixteen. club, . .will LA M-teni .t-U- meet tomorrow at Jhe? home' of J:tVrrZ. Mrs. . Ed. Keene. X22.4 Division IVLZT VZi liXfi 'tfrf rf Forest;Groie.U,He asks be .assistant hostess. . f for a committee ot five;, two of , s T. ; I J i; whom shall ; be members of the A large number ot the members I house: one- f rem the senate: i to ot the Mizpah. class jot the Jason gether witli the. secretaryi of state Lee Sunday; school met iFriday Und the chief inspector of the traf- evennig at the church fori elec f ic division. ?Recommendatfons tion of officers and .j Asocial time, j shall be aubmltted. tb the l roads A' devotfonal prelude was follow ed by -the business meeting and a series of enjoyable i games.! ,T"he class officers elected (are rfj Presi dent, Mrs. Albert Feusmair; , vfee president Mr. J. F. thinlap ; sec retary, Fred Prince; and treas urer, 8. VT. Drake rMrs. C. TA. Gies was again chosen as teacher.' Dr. S. A, Bowman Bible class ot the First Presbyterian will meet at 6:30 O'clock and highways committees of both the house and senate; Funeral Services are. Held. J ! For Waldo- HiHs Resident j SILWERTON. Ore4 Jan. '17 (SpeciaLj Mrs.' O. Sebo, the wife .of a. prominent Wafdo Hilts cis Nelson. Louise Hendriksen. I, i - i The Writers club . will meet this eyenlng as .(he guests of Miss Grace Elizabeth SmHh, 1T65 Cen ter street. . . "Miss Dorothy White entef taln- -: From . '" -W. B. M. Fersnson'S! - . r . Novell - i j -y ! . The Kentucky. D.ejihyand , the. Metropolitan ; Hancrjl-; ; cap as the background f or, f a wonderful Iover!toryt : with action and thtllls. p To t a ? and. counerpiotsi -woman's Jealousy and a;V ' girl's brave tVirt-V- C,? jack pickford "garrison's FINISH" Today Tomorrow - LIBERTt; COMEDY NEWS ! r ter of "Child' Labor as his topic. Special 'musical' numbers' will be vocal solos by T. S. MacKensIe, with Miss Alene Richie panying, , 'r .: One of the week-end's most at tractive parties was that given frmeir, dfed at her j home Friday . 1, hMLiL I cveiiiag, after as iilnesa of several row,, evetiiag in- the church par- r. '. CoK fi f having been bora in Norway mH. Wh ' tfor thi nt't prospective members 5are iwarmly u9 wa a. resident of the Invited. Eaeh family? is asked: to k..AA, e-.-?- rtir n fcfivort An from- Minnesota fifteen years ago i i kiia Mares, a nusoouu ttuu .iuh'j Last week's meetlnc: nf tk A6V-lichildren. Anna. Clarence ana wi- olvn clnh was one of the dellsht imere. all, of Silyerton. . Funeral ful social affairs of' the' month, services ViJI e held from St. with Mrs. Oral Lemmon entertaw- LUohn's church at 1 o'clock Monday Ing. Invited guestsi for j the af afternoon anA; interment iwill be ternoon, were: Mrs. Otto, lHoppefafl m Ianf 7T; T." -7 f TmUilt 'and Um . I Tf ' I i i . :. - . . . . .. .; ' .i. Snook. The after aeon's h4gl r raClilC tJOaSl UfWOO UfUU- 1 nro fni unnpr and nAfaf hrwi bring a covered dtsni E. A. score went to . Mrs sen. i Those playing during the after accom-lnoon were:, Mrs James Mrs. Oscars ? Zellar Mrs. George,. Mrs. Armm lierger, Mrs, E. A. Paulsen, Mrsi Reed, Row? land. Mrs. Cart Chapter. Mrs. Pau't Seems to Gcmtrol frr East Teed. Jesse Oregon onions" "are well cleaned Better Methods" Bring 1 Easier Results In D I S r4 W MlN G ;.. . . HThe pride and pleasure of Having faultless, gleaming dirxrier Ware is at vbur command. ' Let vour china and classware be a ... mf . mr .- joy to-you and tne envy or your xriends ana, wnat ir most im portant, keep your hands free; from redness. ; It? is .so sirHfJe I ' Srlnkb . VxVCbm W HI T E KING WASWDtG MACHINE SOAP into the dial pan. . The tra oft the hot water ! the hotter the better. This method wST give yea the qaickett and most f iecdve suds. Plaice- didte in tha pka and aft m fw mocMib' eakiet; briar to surface with m disk stop. Hold dish ---- .? ... , ? betweenthe fimgers Aad go ver ft with the mop. Place pa dryutg ra.es or Jnt board and rinse with hot "water ' Dry while dishes are stSl warm with a lowef free from lint. . ' . .!' . In thU way yom avoid eneeeet tr t contact with net water aed- your heeds i will remarai amoetk and white. Order WHITE. KING WASHING MACHINE SOAP from your dealer. ..Write for booklet telllne of better methods. FOR EVERY, HOUSEHOLD USE ( LOS ANGELES : SOAP - CO; ; , l Asele' California !- . up and It Is estimated that about 110 cars remain unsold of the 650 car crop for the past season. Be cause of the early season: demands for onions ttt eastern : markets there is- decided shortage on the Pacific coast, hence a higher mar- ket. . ; ; ? . .: ,v ..; j Offerings , of Oregon growers are bid at $4 a: hundred with a . . . ' - tendency to hold, while the local jobbers are ojuoting $5. With the exceptionally fine quality of onion tions of the eastern market it re mains for. the coast markets . to govern.;--.-:: ;!'!'--' -.?:'i?:-?--'"i The onion market,! according to the bureau- of. agriculture reports, declined, to a low';point last De cember aud took a decided sharp rise. Consequently, a gain of -2a to 50c per 100 pounds during the past week brought New York yel low varieties up to a jobbing range' of $2.90 03.40 in eastern cities. Massachusetts yellows advanced crop- fpr this year and .the eon&i-to $3.2 in Boston and midwestern Stock closed at $2.75 Q 3.50. Me dium to hiTKB sited yellews eotd as, high a $3. &0 In Chicago, with St. Louis " reporting red -globes - at $3.75. ; White oftloni aptrttrently met the keenest demahd, fiCiplng to $5 5.25 on. the.t:hIc4go mar ket, -while ... yellow stock from tit west ranged $3,50 &4.50. Tke4 Of Spanish Valencies held abouf steady. Boston dealers were get ting $1. $1.60 per crate ana a range of 1.T52.25 prevailed la the middle .west. ' SlS2?:i by Mrs. HT M.adwlck when she Qeorge Nelson. Mrs. btto Hoppes. noon for -m group of friends at four tables of Mah Jbngg. De lightful refreshments followed the .playing- - Miss Gretchen Thtelsen woo- tbe high- score of the afternoon ; with the a low entertained for - a : group 1 of Wends at bridge. Red cyclamen! and pussy willows were. effective- lyused in the- decorative scheme. The bridge honor of the after nooir went to -'Mrs. Ivan Oakes. Thbse? responding to Mrs. Chad- 7' 'v - . . " ' - j ' - '- wick i mviiaxioir were. ran. nsa Tne guests of arae; wnite,", xor i f v AMovi.trir. nr a nappy auernoon, 'Here: xuiss i Mrhi1oett Mrs J N vv aiens, - aiibs oci iua dui;u( Hiss Nancy Thlelaen, Miss Lollta Robinson, Miss OtiUia Bevict, award going to? t TSTiss Marjorie Mm Iawrenee. Iiiah,v Mrf. m snooje, and the hostess, Mrs. urai Lemmon.' t ' . ;'. 1, t --.? ' i ;'?H O The next meeting of the club j win be at the home or Mrs. Jesse George. STias Frances Martin, Hiss Fran ces Laws, Miss. Virginia Sisson, Miss Anna Aeversold, Miss Christ: tine AeVersbld, ;MIss 1 Lorratne Klnzer, Mlsy 'Marjorie Miss Gretchen Thlelsen. Miss Max Ine Meyers. Miss Esther Weed and Miss Lorita H6binson. I f . ' 1 Reverend . and Mrs. W. - C. Kantner when fn Seattle tor' the Christmas holidays, were- enter tained at the heme of their son. Professor Clifford: l-W-'.i Kamther. The friends, ot ho0. famiiiei will be wterestea m vw Wpman's clubi win meet this af- item concernin Professor KSant- A - homft oC the e'res- nr, : Uken from , the January number ef "Music and Musicians' puBlished hy David Scheets Craig -ii- QaM1- "--'?' I pVi-r-'.-! ;; .! f Clifford ' W. Kantner realized faubstUute for Mrs, Hamilton. some of the compensations of a The personnel' of the two'com- teacher in seeing and hearing his ,-mees Is as followsi Elucatlon, MrsOeorge U. 'Alde Jiflss Mar- Hospital Association Holds ? m. . mm : . 15 I l 1 Armuar wceimg ai anvercon ' -r ' 1 - I ', i err vwotav r' Tn 17 L (Special. J At tho aflnuaf meet ing, of the SiTverton! Hospital as sociation the . secretary-treasurer. Rev. George Henriksen, reported that it had cost $lf408.56 to run the hospital during the past year, antf that there was a bank balance of $275.8$ after an. the I bills had been. paid. . During, U24r 298 - . .- -. . . i paiienis nave oeenicgreaiDr, a A box socfal tfllf he glren at the important teature of thl hospital work at. Silyerton, la that onij trained neip has oeen empiayea. Mrs. T. Duffy. Mrs. IX. O. Brady, Mrs. D. McCrellaa. Mrs. W. M. Crews,. Mrs. Will MuIJen. Mra. O. A. CocTding, Mrs. Fl S. Anunsen, Mrs. y. N- Diaz. Mrs, E. IT. Bragg Mrs. Will Clark, Jtfrs. John Rand. Mrs-. Albert punter; iMrs.v,lvan Marcus, 0ake8, jrs: Denton Burdlck? Mrs. Rex Sanferd andv Mrs. T- W. Creech. - , - Rural Chapet eilst ot the Fair grounds on Friday with all In vited. . . The student loan Sand educa tional .committees of the Salem ternoon at 'the home of the pres I Went of -the club, Mrs. C. K Spaulding- Oa the student . loan committee, Mrs former pupil, Thomas Kelly, ten or, one of the principals in, "BTos sbm Time," during; the Seattle engagement at the j Metropolitan theater. Some years ago Mr. Kel- ley went East and became a mem w rioiin eDera forces, and lTJl Jh. " " . i. garet Cooper, Mrs. Harwood Hall II III L LAST I " 'r " TIDIES HI U j t TODAY : I If ti -. IIIIIMIIIII B i H.t-rH. Bll ..iiillllMi. I T n fir h -r i ummii MM "Papers: . CbM Cbmppund 'Breaks a Cold Raht Up Take two tabr IeU every three boura until three .dos sr. Jtaen, The first dose al ways gires relief. The second ana third doses com pletely break: op the cold. Pleasant and safet to take. ContaJca, no. qn nine or opiates. Mr 11 lo-irs SCQTT8 MILLS 1 I Mlsse LaVerne Rich and Beat rice Amundson of U4 ef jO visited their parents here over jthe week end... ;, - -: .'j- f , .j.! Mrs. Ruby MulrlhUl and small F. A. Elliott will daughter ot Portland. visited net parents,, Mr., and (Mrs, A L prougher several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. Smith- ot Ore gon City , Visited Mr a4L Mrs. J. S. Korb last Wednesday. ' Hugh, lyiagee was jin Salem Wedncftday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Mell Haynes and his mother, Mrs. Eliza Ilaynes of Silrerton, visited Mr. and Mrs- .Qeorge llaynes Friday and Satur day. .: . ..V , I . " ... .? , ,. Miss Lpralne Hogg, of Salem visited. her, parents, here over the week-end. , i.'f :i Alfiert Moberg,jwhp enlisted fn tfe navy laet fall, yas: home the past week, on a ten-day furlough. He Is stationed at Brenierton, t Wash., for thefiresettt. I , . -. Mr. and Mts; I. BVWordpn and niece pt SllvortgnrIslred Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rich rrtday. . Miss Marie Plas Is visiting her sister Miss Gertrude Plas, In Port land. ! .. : . Arthur Rich' was , in Salem Fri- i day on uoemess. ' , - , : The playj? "J'he Little Clodhop per" was ; given ; oy scotts Mina Home Talent for .the second" rime Friday erenlng; before a ffool sized. house. The play was taken to? :-Wyx m I-.-.;- ' -.f ; -.,--?. "7- ... I Lf:y6tijxhayd hot I iijadc i pie f eptly, .maKe one today and a iiiakc the crust With Snowdriilfeie:cnistm Snow- drift is so light, tender and flakj. Anioo, it is so much easier r tp'tttake pic crust with a rich creamy fat like Snowdrift f : thirty-five cents, Druggista Euat ...'7 4 S N'OWD kil F T for biscuit and pastry mikin g . ,cs lr e r .mi,