TUB OREGON GTATES1IAN, 3ALELI, 0:
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SATURDAY M0IWING, FEBRUARY 14, ! 1923
AUDRED BUNCH
CAPT.' P; c; STEARNS shares
the - birthdate . of Abraham
Ldneoln -February 12 - and on
Thursday celebrated with an. anniversary-
dinner at hist home.
- Captain Stearns, too, was born in
a log cabin; though the log cabin
was in Maine, 60 years ago, while
In the merchant service. . Captain
Stearns sailed around Cape Horn
to the1 Pacific coast. Fourteen
years ago he came from Iowa to
Oregon to make his home...: . 4
In .honor of . Captain Stearns1
birthday. Mrs. JStearns entertain
ed at &. 6 o'clock family dinner.at
the Stearns home, 180 South 19th
street, with three of Mr. Stearns'
nine children in attendance. Cov
ers at the table, attractive with
..daffodils, and with petted plants
."'Vfcont the room, were placed for
y r. Robert"" Stearnsr or ftfedfordr
,;4)r.- Ralph -Stearns -oficrant3 ,Paas;
r. and . Mrs- Percy Stearns-, and
nildren, Russell, Arvilla, Daryl
and Lyle, of Corvallla.. and the
hosts. Captain, and Mrs. F. O.
Stearns. . : " ' ' .
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Mrs: Otto J. "Wilson entertained
members of the Kensington club
Thursday afternoon at her home.
The rooms , were-attractively dec
orated -with - daffodils." -Special
guests were" Mrs". John W.:" Harbi
son and Mrs. Asa Fisher. After a
pleasurable afternoon-of chatting
and sewing' dainty refreshments
were served. Miss Margaret Wil
son assisting the hostess In - the
serving; ' ' '" " ' '" '"
,For "the-"- nert meetings Mrs. C.
Elm Crandall will entertain the
members of" the club. "
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Mrs .Almira". JIale .waa'-hosteas
at a. delightful six-cover luncheon
yesterday at l'; o'clock, with -, the
Valentine motif used.'in the decor
ations. Narcissi centered' the ta
ble. ... -
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wftno of .the' most .entertaining
ai7?t delightful parties i of ; the
month. wasr that "on Monday at the
home of Mrsi ; John W.'-Harbison,
;1845;Sotith Commercial "street, 0C7
raslohed by the 12lb birthday of
Jape (Harbison. Kathryn Sheldon,
Marjory. Webb and Jean Lunsford,
together with the honor guest, in
vited the entire sixth grade of
the' Lincoln school to share the
festivities of the anniversary day".
A group of 52 guests was pres
ent. I Pink candles, were -used on
the .attractive birthday cake.
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The " Salem Woman's , club will
meet in the club house today for
the regular February business
meeting. "
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1 The Junior King's Heralds will
meet from 2 to : 30 o'clock this
afternoon at the home of Mrs! A.
A. Lee, 1515 State street, for a
Valentine 'party. The members
are asked to bring In their thank
offering at" this time, v .
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Mrs. J! T. Hunt entertained on
the evenhfg of February 12yjn
hoyr of her husband's birthday
jAu,a charmingly appointed 10-
over dinner arthe Hunt home,'
iTSi Courf street. Following the
6:30 o'clock dinner the evening
was sperit with-music" and-games.
Miss ViTlan Whtsler entertained
with, twd vbcal solos,- after "which
group singing was enjoyed. The
living room was attractively dec
orated with pink cyclamen'' and
pussy willows. ?
The table was festive with red
carnations - and with red candles
In crystal Holders; Little red bas
kets were used ' for favors. The
feature of the evening was the
A decorative birthday cake covered
with the appropriate, number? or
red candle?. V
' places were arranged forithe
following " guests:- Mr. iand Mrs.
W. J.- Culver, Mr.- and Mrs. M. C.
PORTIA MANSFIELD DANGERS
Oner i-'t themacyattractive:sceBes-wfaich-will.l;avfr a-par4.4)arthe
annoance i program for thedancaxoncert.on February 18. The two
, dancers t ?ict "Fuflaiia"; witht enisle5 from "la Glaconda'Ponchielll.
4 This pai .cular dance is founded : on the 'folk dance ' of . that : name
f popular i-rouad Naples. . , . . . . ' . - -
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'Hill, Mr, and Airs.; H. J. Tate of
Stayton, Mrs. - William. Buahey,
Mrs. Nona Whlte oad the honor
guest and hostess,; Mr. and Mrs
" Mrs. Tate, the house guest, and
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, .Hunt,
returned last evening to her home
in Stayton - -
The following, from the North
west Musician wil ' he interesting
16 those Iwhb ' heard Carol Robin
eon during her northwest tour last
season: "Carol" Robinson, the
American pianist -.? " has-. won
hiost' enthusiastic1 praise from the
critics by her recent appearance
as soloist with the Boston Sym
phony and the New ..York Phil
harmonic orchestras, as shown by
the following excerpts: i- Carol
Robinson -roused -a large audience
to great .applause by her sweeu,
her ease,' her" craftsmanship,' her
interpretation of Ttechaikowskys
Concerto for- pianoforte 'in: B-flat
minor,. Miss -Robinon, aided by
the ensemble of the-Boston Sym
phony, made the walla of Infantry
hall take-on " trimmings "of rare
beauty.-Evenlng Tribune," Provi
dence? ' ' ' ' ' f ' .
- Miss Robinson's performance of
the Tschaikbwsky piaho concerto
was given-'wlth a spirited ond brtl
Hant "techn'ilue, which? combined
delicacy and power in :the three
movements presented. " The
young pianist was met by agreat
round-of applaiise.ianffjre'turtietl
to the stage a number of times
to bdW'her acknowledgements.
Worcester Gazette."5 1 ' ' "
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Dr. and Mrs;' Walter, HI Brown
.and 'Miss Eleanor 'Thompson were
fguests on Thursday! In Corvajlis
A waffle lunch.eon will be serv
ed from 1 1 : 3 0 to 1:30 o'clock to
day at 'the ; First Cbngregatiomal
church. The project-l .be-inff plan
ned by the high; school group . of
the church, with the 1 proceeds to
go into the missionary fund. J
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An enjoyable time was had last
night at .the ,.First Iethodist
church Sunday schooiannei when
members of -the university class,
of which John. 1. .Brady, is the
teacher, met", for ar social evening,
Kenneth McConnick was in charge
of refreshments. j . ,
Mrs.. Charles Willard motored
up : from Molalla ott, Tuesday ac
companied by her three children
Marguerite, Charles and Gertrude
Luella, for a., visit. with her par
ents, Mr. and ilrs. Frank Lenn.'
One of the most attractive dance
suppers of the season, was tha at
which- Mr. and " Mrs. Lv. S. Geer
were hosts on the evening -of the
Monday, nights Valentine dance.
Covers were placed for" 26. :.
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The' ancients believed that the
dance originated; with; the; Gods,
who occasionally ' descended to
earth to sport with : mortals and
It was first "Used as"a symbol oH
worshIpt I and is : still fdVused in
T
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Salem- Woman's -elub ' Business
meeting. iClub house. .
,4Vincennes;" Tbirg , f the
Chronicles of 'America- ' Liberty
theater.,1 . " - "r.. .,' ......
; Cooked food -Bale! Ladles of the
First Evahgellcal churchi S.' P.
office.- -; t ' - j t - ,s
Cooked food 'iate.i ladies pt the
Central" Congregational church.
Epley's'st6re,"19th nd State.
Junior -King's - neralds. Mrs.
Ar-A. - Lee. hostess. -v 2to 4 : 30
o'clock :'r--3- i : ,- "
' Mrs.! RklplC "White's party for
Junior dancing classL' Derby hall.
AmericanV Legloa . Valentine
dance.' -. Crystal Gardens. . .
many landa.'. There haa'aever; ia't
air history, 44ea-. a: yin&eT. natJoaJ
or country .without 4tsr character
istic dances 4 i America, ? however,
is ustheginnlng . to- real iW -the
value, of the . dance hat- itwaa
thef first art the inspiration "of
jtbe? first mnslc-the "first seulp
ture. . This realization Is' shown in
the? changed type of those' who
now make the 'sttfdjrof the dance
a life art. This is strikingly II
lustraled in the' personnel of the
Mansfield T)aiicerB, three of whom
arer graduates of:rSmitli college.
two are writers, with pub?IsbdiolT?r8lty Pre8was eoted
stories rto their credltr one -play
wright and;- one sculptoJ,: :whili
all are or high-intellectual attain
ment and All united in tbeir love
of the oldest and" ofie of the most
beautifulrof all- art-the dance.
The notes "which, accompany the
program" aref by- Margery- Swfett,
the' Chicago 'poet who las- year
won the prize for the best poem
submitted---in,heir contest. ; t
The. Mansfield Dancers giv& but
one- performance s here, on - Feb.
IS,; at- the r G rand ; t heat er. Tickr
ets - are- on sale, by-Mrs.-( Rertha
Junk Darby t -
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i Mrr and MriK.- Agnew Deraaresr
and three chfldre'ii-will be in Sa
lem the latter 'part of next weetr,;
news which will be of decided in-
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AtTDRlED BrTXCfrV - V-
History- became a glowing; real
ity yesterday afternoon and eve
ningat the Liberty theater whn
the third of a stirring, series of
authentic filnw tnOsevof the' Yale
vincennes" exhibited the same
amazing fidelity to detail that
made the two preceding" f ilths ueh
memorable Screen spectacles.5
' i Vincfennes"- wlh forever and a
day conjure in the minds of those
who tensely watchedHm moves of
foe against foe black, . watery
marshes, a rugged ; fort,- 3 rifles
shattering through; the chinks of
the stronghold; almost Inrpassabte
thickets, and then a little boy with
a thatch of yellow hair who hld1
in the alders," meeting only what
he-had meant to:eecape..
; The Indian scenes depict- the
bribed enemy force in their- worst;
moods of -treachery as well as-in
their primitive.-! ways . of pieace-making-.-
-.One's eyes, after the"
first step in the conquest -rhas been
taken,-never leave the screen.
Patrick-. Henry's ;wn wisdom
M .. .: M M t
r 1 bh, wil l
was; ins considering the case bf
those who hopefully cried, Ma main
cans pick and choose hi acres a
way off yonder," jthat "they canrt
be" held back; and we must make
it 'safe for them.!' - - . I ,
t - ! 1 , - , j - H
was in the old Jesuit missibn
house in mid winter of January,
1779, with Its' rudV furnishing,
that George Rodgers Clark de
termined -to attempt. the "impost
sible." ,. "It can't e done' was
the -cry. and the audience. sorroW
fully, , was almost agreed, 4 whn
they watched with; , restless aus
pen8e the maneuvers , that fol
lowed., , , j j - 1 i 11-
Half-frozen, the riflemen In the
expedition moved oi and on th4lr
reflections mirrored 1 In the tand
ing ; water as one glimpaedt them
through the trees. - And' then came
the Icy slough through which thirfy
waded, -aad through -whlcb their
horses . floundered ' , near; jto1 it $k'
haustion, while-. 0overhor j.Ham
lltbn leisurely quenched-hiss appe
tite . with i.are apple toddy before
the fire! j . ' , 1 p'HH fi:
Bu.t. there
was; a change of
certain moonlight.
scenes
ptght'" ttr the Febrnary- of ;IT79
which neant and jmtTincidental-f
Iy7 five new states, to the union.
. . jdotb tIsafternoeirand-j eve
nihg tills.' film wlll be shown again
and In cottj trrfctltfn-'wIth'Mt'' Dvd
BelascdB inimitable Bachelor cosu
edy il crDaddies.: Parents !aod
childrett alike will not forget this
occasion, and opportunity, in jfilm
dom fxjr' many a day. : j , ,
The Chronicles are being brought
tq Salem through the direct efforts
of the AweTirair ABsociattoTt oft;
(University ! Women, with the; Bet
ter! Films f -cbnimlttee," of which
Mr. 'M M. Chapman ls chairman,
charge I of the varied detail
worki" 1 .! .1' '. V' L. ' !' :
i I Mr. and r Mrs; C. W.' Jorgensen
entertained - ott ' Thursday ' evening
at one of the most beautifully ap
pointed1 i dinners of the - week.
Pussy ' willows and daffodils we-re
psed on the. table, with favors and
place cards n keeping with the
Valentine, season. Following, the-f
Ti 3 0 ' o clock dinner . bridge , was
be diversion' of the evening'.", .
I i Covers' were ' placed! for ; Mrsl
Winifred Pickering, i' Miss , Helen
North. Miss ; Alice Carrol ! Mrs.
Gns Bahr,-and Mr. .Roy Fitzgerr
aid, all of Portland,!: Miss Gladys
Mead of Oregon City; Miss Iris
Jorgensen and the hosts, Mr. and
Mrs. C- W. Jorgensen.
: Eight' StoreM in, Oregon,
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X)E3LiyEREDrTOOfOU;FOR!
SPECIAL Febrearj- Term iird ia force at ti Burnett Jewelry
Stores along the Pacific Coast. An Diamond in-the show
will be delivered to'any reader of this newspaper on payment of a-,
single dollar. I All the Credit Manager wants to know is-"who you ,
are! and 'what you do"; with this information -you may pay ;
your dollar and take the diamond yon'd like to own.: along. , -
The Harnett Organization Uthonlyone'inJfi
world that takes the broad etand that everybody
is entitled to CREDIT unless THEY TlIEt.U
SELVES HAVE ALREADY SHOWN THAT
THEY ARE NOTt
THE TJADY
MARY as
shown in the
sketdi, a bu
perb Diamond
monnt'e'd'in
.. White GoloV
Featured ia all
the Burnett
'i Stores 48X0f
Delivered
for aJDoUar)
Terms
Are $1.00
Weekly
German
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Your
TODAY
15c
We have fmported from-Germany a thousand-packages
of these, blades .'for. the. Gillette Razor. Some' of
the lads here in the store tried thera out and -declared' '
them'Mfirie.""j" " :
One of the Matchmakers said that he'd used one blade
three times and that :his-face "felt as smooth as the
inside of a schoolmarm's -arm !"
. They're to be' soM . more f orTtlie sake of dvefUwment -than
for profit -Jnst to let the men of Kaloni know what
manjter of store titU i and hw helpful Jts Credit Policy
can be. . .
- A' thousand' packages ready . this" rrrorniiig i-a" doicn
blades in each package. While they last, a dozen for ,
....In-order to make em go round we are obliged to state
that none will be sold to, dealers -and we reserve the
right to limit the quantity sold to any one buyer, i
Ott Sale
'SAL"EfM;ORE3Cr:
t Ei2ht Stores' Portland.' alem.
Everett, San .Franiiscofi'nd.-&ui Jose '
'Vuhingtori' end' CdlforniJ'
1 ?
show
OTTHO
THE TRIN
CESS PAT" Com-
s i: I- .....
A U1UUVUU9 uau-
V.ally , old' at
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a roan a vnu
. hundred dollar
mark by most
good jewelry
stores and
the Princess
Pat runs - off
with the blu
ribbon!" Fea
tured at $720.
Delivered
tot a Dollar
Eill v.
Terms ST. SO
Weekly
Blade
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Today
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