THE OREdON . ATESMAN,! SALEM, f OREGON
SATURDAY, MORNING, FEBRUARY 23, 1925
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aUdred biinch
i liE HOME or Rev. and rs.
Martin Fereshetian, 637 Che
mekeia street, wag the scene, on
Thursday, evening of ' a ' icken
pie dinner with covers for "2 7;
Tn$nner, served at 6:'3Q oclpckr
was-; followed with the Tegular
Thursday; evening psychology
etndy ynder Mr. iFereshetlan's
leadership, the guests .including
members of the Emerson class and.
a few friends, "three tables were
arranged throughout the rooms
where the guests found - their
places after, -bein served '"cafe
teria -style. " Daffodils -And. al
mond' blossoms "were 'attrac
tiveon the tables -at w&ich.'the
follctwingwere seated:. Miss. Cor
neHa3ffirvin, Mrs. Blanche Jones,
Mr. and Mrs.- George. Trott. Mr.
SJand'MTS. Arthur "Jtenson, Mr. and
Jjpirs. .Miles McKey, Mrs. W. F.
,argo,.Mrs. Johnson, Mr. William
f , Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Littlefield,
Mr.-, and, Mrs. Roy - Burton, Mr.
and Mrs. "J. P. Smart, Mr. and
Mijt. Fred Kobin, Mr. -and Mrs
Ben Taylor, Mr. andMrsi- Ray
MacDowell.Mrs. LizzieSmith and
the hosts, - Rev. and Mrs. Martin
Fereshetian.
'At 8 d'clock the class work was
taken ud. 'Scotch songs -by J. P.
Smart added immeasurably to, the
pleasure of the evening.
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Mrs. Spencer Wortman, former
ly of vSalem but jiow of Portland,
is sptertdiirg geveral weeks "as- the
guests, of -friends here.
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The" Salem Music" Teachers' as-Fociation-wjU
meet on Monday as
tho'giiests qf Mrs., Walter A Den
ton at fjhe" Iy! Meyers home,
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bTI . Fr all stomach and intestinal
V7' troubles and disturbances due .
to, teething, there is nothing
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street,, on Monday
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evening.
"Marion County Endeavorers are
anticipating with V' great interest
the Paul'Brown rally'and banquet
on Wednesday at 6;: 30 , o'clock at
the First Christian chnrch. In
teresting surprise sheets have been
Issued, to endeavorers throughout
the county telling them of the
treat In store. The rally is oc
easioned by 'the. coming to ffalem
on March 4 of Paul Brown, Pacific
coast secretary for the United so
ciety who will, conduct the exer
cises in a splendid and enthusias
tic manner. The banquet will be
served -&y the ladles of the -First
Christian church, corner of Cen
ter and High streets, at a plate
charge of 60 cents. A jlarge. and.
enthusiastic attendance ;,i3 urged
One of the most interesting ob
servances made ibf ' Lincoln's and
Washington's birthday duringithe
month whlchjcloss today Vas the
open 'program given at . 3 o'clock
last Saturday afternoon fcy the
Woman's Relief corps, under "the
direction of the -patriotic instruc
tor, 'Mrs. lionise King. . The " pro
gram to which the different patri
otic orders "of ..the i city were in
vited opened with the new salute
to the . American' flag. followed
with a review of the life of Abra
ham Lincoln by Colonel "Mercer.
Lincoln's' ClettysbtirgV speech was
given for the occapion by Dwight
Adams. Mrs. -Himeral sang "My
Own United States" in such a
manner that she was obliged to
reapoad with an enor.- "Oh
Land of . Hope and Freedom" waf
chosen. Lola fVhultz - told the
story of the hatchet and the cherry
tree, after which Lincoln's eulogy
on Washington was given by Mrs.
King. The address of the after
noon' was given bys Comrade Lisle.
The charter was draped in mem
ory of the department comnjand
er, Henry Dosch.j The afternoon
closed with ? the singing ! by the
entire group of "The Star.Spangl
ed Banner." i 5 "
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Mrs. R. "W. 'Sfmeral and Mrs.
George Viesko entertained jointly
this week for, the"7 members of
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Stirtmgi Today
(SATURDAY 2 P. M.)
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For Laughing Purposes
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P6the News
, 1,1 -McDonald
At the Organ
their bridge ; group-iaa Llnger-
Ionger club. Mrs. IL K. ' Ingrey
won the hSgb score-of the after
noon 'and .31 rs. J.-H. West, low.
The Ingrey home will he the scene
of the next I meeting of the club
when the group "will meet for
luncheon as guests of Mrs. Ingrey
and Mrs. H. R. White. f
. The Past Matrons society met
last night at the home of Mrs.
James Godfrey for an enjoyable
meeting.. . : s
The Sweet Briar club enjoyed
a , particularly interesting study
this week of Grecian'art when the
members met with Mrs. C. C.
Chaffee. Daffodils were used in !
;a decorative way about the rooms. ;
A delightful bit of atmosphere was
the 'showing of the marble Venus
which Mrs. Karl Kugel secured in
Europe. ' - J
, Mrs. Chaffee's guests were Mrs.
Arthur Utley, Mrs..' William F.
McCall, Mrs. M. C. Petteys, Mrs.
Al Steiner, Mrs. Lou Grote, Mrs.
A. H. Bunn, Mrs. Ed Pratt, Mis3
Nellie "Taylor, Mrs. E. O. Moll,
Mrs. C. C. Page, Mrs. James Im
lah, Mrs. Karl Kugel. Mrs. Glenn
Adams, Mrs. M. P. Adams, Mrs.
Ralph Allen and Mrs. Theodore
Madsen.
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Miss Virginia Dorcas will be
the guest of Mips Pauline Know-,
land at the Delta . Delta Delta
house 6n the' University of Oregon
campus over1 thejweek-end.
Miss Elizabeth Levy was one of
those from Salem having the priv
ilege of hearing Albert Spaulding,
the distinguished American violin.
ist, at his concert appearance this
week in Portland. ; ;
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Mrs. d. M.' Howard (Gene Sevy)
of Sheridan is the week end guest
of Miss Salome Socolofsky. ' ?
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A delightful reception was held
fast night following the MacDow
eli club concert at the home of
Prof, and Mrs. T. S. Roberts hon
oring the participants and their
friends. j
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; The Mid-Week Bridge club was
delightfully entertained on Wed
nesday at the home of Mrs. Al
Krause. Attractive baskets of
daffodils "were used about the
rooms. Mrs. W. II. Shaffer won
the high score of the afternoon
and Mrs. R. O'Leary the consola
tion award. ,
The club members Include Mrs.
K. W. Heinlein,,Mrs. E. R. Viesko,
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KENNETH ttLXN
RALPH l!EWS .
; ZASUj PITTS
ROY BARNES
RUSSELL SIMPSON
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A'MiglitT Play From a Povrorfnl lory
hji the 'World's ; Greatest
thor. It wuii innu ion
Jlother FalhcrBrotlicr-- Siater
'Sweetheart. '
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' Falem Woman's -
club. Clnb
house.' -'. ' ' j - 1' "
: 'Mr. and Mrs. James Linn's end
Major and Mrs."F. O. Andreae'a
formal dinner dance. Marion ho
tel, f :: -:!. ''-v'-,
.Cooked food sale General Aid
society of the Jason Lee church.
SP ticket office. j
.Cooked food sale. St. Paul's
Guild. Xelmeyer's Drug std're.
Silver Bell circle. Cooked food
sale. Piggly Wiggly store.
! MomIay
'Salem Music Teachers associa
tion, Mrs. Walter Denton, host
ess. M. L. Meyers home.
Court street. .
. Tuesday
Stated communication.
Chad
wiek chapter of the Eastern Star.
j ; " Wednesday
I Business and Professional "Wo
men a club .annual, banauet. Ma
rion hotel, 7. o'clock
i Marion Country Christian En
deavor banquet and rally. First
Christian church, 6:30 o'clock.
Mrs. V. McKenzie, Mrs. R. O'
Leary, Mrs. R. McDevitt, Mrs
Lester - Scholsberg, Mrs., W. A.
Shaffer, Jr., and Mrs. Al Krause.
Members of the Kensington club
met on Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. C. Elmo Crandall for a most
pleasant afternoon of sewing
Spring flowers were attractive-in
the rooms. Special guests were
Mrs. J. H. Graham of Long Beach
Mrs. Clarence Crandall.j Mrs. Mc
Farland and Mrs. C. C. Page
Later in the afternoon delightful
refreshments were served,' "The
hbsteas hefng assisted by "Mrs. jMc-'
Farland. ' ' ' :" j ; ' :
f The' following members" were
present: Mrs.' Otto Wilson, Mrs.
N". C. Kafoury, Mrs. I. M. Dough
ton. Mrs. R. E. Morris, Mrs.Trank
Pbwer.'Mrs.' P; B. Anunsen; Mrs.
George M; King. Mrs. j 'Albert CI
Smith, Mrs. Paul Hauser, Mfs. C.
S: Pratt, Mrs. George R. Griffith
and the hostess, Mrs. Crandall.
For the next meeting of the
club Mrs. George Griffith will en
tertain.
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Mrs. u. i". lusiiop n;m as iierj
guest on Thursday Mrs. Ada Un-
ruh of Portland.
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Mrs. X. Baird was hostess last
evening at a delightfully appoint
ed dinner at the Colonial Dame
Tea Shoppe, honoring her son, R.
O. Baird. - I
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With KENNETH IlJiRLAX, HELENE CliADWlClZ.
ZASV PITTS, MARY CARR, RALPH LEWIS, ROV
BARNES and RUSSELL SIMPSON.
STARTING TODAY
SATURDAY 2 P. M. c.
SPECIAL r
OREGONIANf
SCREEN REVIEW
Latest -Happenings in Our Home State ,
Miaa Mary-Ezabeth ?Kiehtling-
er." who is attending .St. Mary's
Academy -In Portland, : arrived
home last ; evening to spend - "the
week-end . with f her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, S. K. Kightlinger.
A. change is announced . in the
YVCA cafeteria service which will
take effeeton Monday, March 1,
when instead of the full meal, only
drinks and soup will be served-to
girls who bring their lunches at
noon. The YWCA cafeteriar- not
now remunerative. had a definite!
need when organized, but - since I
that time places on the street have !
become adequate. At the present
time 30 girls are bringing -.their,
lunches, and they of ' course, will
be served. Service will also con
tinue for house-guests, with Ber
tha and Cleave in charge.
li Miss Marian : Wymam' secretary,
plans to ' leave Salem on Wednes
day. No full-time successor, how
ever, will 3ie chosen till fall. Until
that time Miss Clementine Charles
will he in charge of the office and
house-mother work. 'Hiss Hollis
Vick will take the 'responsibility
of the Junior "High School Girl
Reserve, while Miss Lina Heist
will be in charge of the Senior
High 'School Reserves. 'Miss Ha
zel Malsten will ;be at the head
of the Girls' training class. "All
these are ' under the chairmanship
of Mrs. J. H. "Fairchildi
- Mrs. W. '1. Staley plans to ac
company Miss Wyman to Californ
ia. The trip will be made by mo
tor. ,
Lions Give Endorsement
io Bridge Program
The Lions club endorsed 'the
proposed , bridge prosram as out
unea by Mayor J. B. Gfesy, who
spoke beforp the organization yes-
erjay. it is as follows:
Whereas, it lias become ,eyi
dent that there is heed for some
adequate bridge program look in
to'the building of sufficient per-
tmanenr bridges, artistic in' design
and wide noagh to properly care
for the traffic of Our beautiful and
growing city, and desiring by all
honorabe means' within out power
to cooperate with all others inter
ested in such a program;
"Therefore, be It resolved by
the Lions Den Of Salem, Oregon,
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mat we nearuiy express our ap
proval of such a movement; that
we likewise express our confidence
in our city council ' to formulate
such a, program, and pledge, our
hearty support in any way they
may need it to properly carry, out
such" designs."
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PROBLEM
Adele Garrison's New Phase of
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
Copyright by Newspaper Feature
i Service
CHAPTER KJOtt
WHY MADGE WAS COMPELLED
TO "TALK FAST" TO DICKY
"Right inside here, Mrs. Gra
ham. Mind the table there. It
projects out too far, but there's
no other place for it."
I followed Tim Boyce, the sta
tion agent, into his office, with
the mental comment that never
before had I met so courteous and
pleasant a railway official. There
was nothing perfunctory, either,
in his manner. One felt that the
man was so essentially kindly-
fouled that he could not be other
wise than considerate.
L Just sit down here. Where do
you want to telephone, Caldwin?"
"Yes. How much is it?"
"Never mind that now. Wait
till you finish your call. You can't
tell how much it will be until you
get through. Here is the Caldwin
book, and now, if you don't mind,
I'll leave you for a. few minutes.
If you cant get your number, or
need me for anything else, just
tap on. that window. I'll be rust
ling freight just outside it."
Madge's Nerves Are "Jangled"
He was out of the door almost
before I . could "frame a grateful
rrh
Taken From a Criticism in lhe New York American
THEY want to laugh. And, boy, how they laugh at "Miss Blue
beard !" This week you can hear 'em two blocks away. "What I
ask is more comedies like 'Miss Bluebeard with Bebe in the leading
role," says the reviewer on the American and adds this 'boost for
Raymond Griffith, who supports Bebe: "He could give Buster Keaton,
Harold Lloyd, or any of our miHion-dollar-a-year men a race for
laurels." . . :
AND WE ADD THIS
it iq Mm' riMI V FRIGITV AND FRFNP.HY AND
1 FUNNY, BUT IT IS THE BEST FARCE-COMEDY
YOU'VE SEEN ANYWHERE
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From Avery
1 1 op wood':
"Little Miss
Bluebeard."
, GRAND
THEATRE
ORCHESTRA
Saturday
play lllf '
j- gay love farce f
T'H .! which Broadway Mk V
Pr''w roared at for a solid'year. LflipdN
f ''-JSXa Bebe as the frisky I -j T7y
'v-lN French actress who mar- I X J4 -
ws-JM ried men in pairs. j j ' V
nVl Supporting company j) y
ITK includes funny Raymond r '
V7 - Griffith. j f d
sN, Qidure J
''Thank you,', and I paid another
mental . tribute to the thoughtful-
ness w.hich left me to myself while
telephoning. I reflected that he
was the roan through whose hands
Lillian's telegraph message had
passed but a few minutes 'before.
The cryptic wording of that mes
sage, together with my feverish
preparations to get aay from the
Barker house, must have excited
a very natural curiosity in him,
and he could, have gratified It by
staying in his office. Indeed, as 1
very well knew," he was straining
a point to leave me alone in. his
official sanctum and '1 wa3 cor
respondingly grateful.
Tire long-distance telephone op
erator, however,' curt, inefficient
and disobliging. jangled again the
nerves soothed by Mr.'Boyce's pos
session of just the opposite quali
ties. By the time I had connected
with the Astoria Hotel in Caldwin,
iand had succeeded In making an
unusually thick-headed clerk un
derstand to whom I wished to talk
I was fairly quivering with nerv
ous rage. t
The timbre of Dicky's voice,
when "I finally succeeded in get
ting him to the telephone, was not
calculated to pour any oil upon
the troubled waves of my spirit.
"What's the matter?", he de
manded when I had succeeded in
making him understand who was
talking to him. "Anybody dead?"
"Something Has Happened."
"No," I retorted crossly,
we must change our plans
"but
and
start early this "
"For the love of Mike!" he ex
ploded. "Do you mean to tell -me
that you've dragged me out of bed
to a telephone to tell me you've
changed your plans?- Well, you
can just change 'cin back again!
I'm going back to bed again."
How I longed to slam the tele
phone receiver down on the hook,
and leave Dicky to escape as best
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7 to 11 p. iri. Sunday 2 to 1 1p. m.
Lower Floor 50c Balcbny 35c
he could from the unpleasant pub
licity which would be sure. to .fol
low Dr. Pettit's arrival at the hos
tel! I knew better, however, than
to mentlan the phyiltlan uaiue. .
Dicky,' like mstmen, would have '
preferred " anything rather than
the appearance of a fleeing a pos
sible antagonist.
But I knew that I must man
age to impress Dicky with the ne
cessity -of our leaving, and' that
within the next few seconds. If
telling him that something had
happened at home would have
done any good I should not have
hesitated to use the, subterfuge,
but I -knew that he -would insist
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nearest point. -With a swift little
appeal to my special little joss, I
made my Voice steely. .
"Look here," I said. "Some
thins has happened which I cannot
discuss 'over the phone, -but it
means -lerrioie puDiiciiy it we ao
not leave here in less than half an
hour for Nantacket, 25 miles from'
here, on the A. V. & W,. It is 30
miles from Caldwin. We will meet
you - at Timkin8ville, about 15
miles from Caldwin. Now, don't
waste a single-second. Get a taxi
at once and start for Timkinsville.
Don't wait-to eat breakfast. You
can get Jt -anywhere after you
leave Caldwin. And, this is most
Important get your taxi after
you leave the hotel. Don't let
anybody there know where you are
going."
(To be continued)
Boys Basketball Series
Are Slated for Y. M. C. A.
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The hoys' basketbalL .series : at
Willamette university wil be play
ed next week, is the report of the
inter-class rivalry committee.
Our aunt poison drives ants out
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