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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1925)
t ii-; - - i . w r v a iiuisti tmuse m .in auaience i il, last night at the Portland Auaitonum ior tae concert oy me princess-like - Vitaesse prima don na were Mr. H.- W. Bross, Miss josepnine JBross, nibs iyru wor tenson. Miss 'Alice Putnam and Miss Era' Roberts. - . , - - - - - - Miss Helen Jordan has" been the house-guest during March of Mrs. Henty Meyers returned yesterday , ' ; ' ' 'L "' ''" "- Clubs bt 'Salem; McMlnnvilie, Gaston. Yamhill, Sflverton, Inde . pendente, J'alto City and Portland will attend; the First district meet ing of - the' membership of Abd-Uhl-Atef temple. No. 117. D. O.I. K.-n Saturday evening' In Dallas rl;-j o w w tt a msJ l tmt toa a J t l iOE7 i ttaa, FtaUh hi HtdlM aift laa'anwytr alribaa. h I M'a ail aa a fala aalaaa IM aarfata a aiaIj f a fM at triad aaw w.a taaa caata. twiaa aritk taa at Wtfcl aaa ' fm aat a. 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I Only Twft W6eks Away Smart Hats In Oar Downstairs Store for Easter $2.95, $3.95 to $8.95 The hew silk dresses are beautiful. ; There is satisfaction of knowing.that whatever dress you purchase, here can be depended upon as being correct in style, material and cblor. Bright cheery colors in plain or fancy -all-over prints.- Colors are black, henna, rust, rosewood, greens, tans, cocoa, greys and others. , . . , : " - I Coats froln $12.50 Up to $55.06 ". Corns in and investigate our goods and prices A Visit here will convince you of the big advantage in cash buying and, selling. You'll find our goods of the highest standard, selling for less. It will payyou to come in and get familiar with the wide scope of Kafoury Service. If ! - YOUR IIAIL ORDERS 'careralljr filled We pay tha postage or express" within" radins of a hundred miles. ret-!! nrss.sna'icarjR.'as'SK ?tw mx:ss - "- ' j - ' I " i- 1 By Audred Bunch Phone: 106 '1 clab. D. O K. K. This wtll be the first meeting, of the kind held since the formation of D. O. K. K. clubs in the domain of Abd-Uhl- Atef temple. Eight new crabs wiU be formed by May 1. Thirteen are in operation at the ' present time. - Preliminary acceptance i of the constitution as revised was - the chief business r at ' ther business meeting on Tuesday evening of the Salem Arts' league. Mrs. J M. Cliif ord gave a report concern ing the general "meetings for the remainder - of the year. At the April meeting; at the Woman's club house, a - musical" program will be given. This will take place on Tuesday. April 14. The mo tion to raise the dues from one to 4wo . dollars failed to meet with fvor. and the membership fee will continue at one dollar a year. . ; ' Six tables of five hundred were ( in ; play in ' the Chinese room at the Gray Belle on Wednesday eve ning when Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meredith entertained on Wednes day erening for the members of the Nemo club and their husbands, Mr. and ;Mrs. .'Joseph . Albert had Miss j Jessie Jones - were i special guests of the evening. ' The play ins honors- were won by Mrs, W. Carlton Smith and Dr. R. E. Lee Steiner. j : A" lovely luncheon " was - served with hyacinths, daffodils and .tulips- - centering- - the tables where covers were placed for 24.?' In the group were Included; Mr. and Mrs. W. H.1 Dancy; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Baker, "Mr.1 and Mrs.' Joseph Banmgartner. Mr. and Mrs. George G.' Brown, Mr.' and' Mrs. O. C. Locke, , Mr." and Mrs. Frank W. Durbin, Mr. and Mrs.: U p. Grif fith, Dr. and Mrs. R- E. Lee Stein er, Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Olinger Mr. and Mrs. Milton 'Meyers and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs Frank Meredith. ;. Friends -of Dr. and Mrs. L. O. Clement are Interested ! in the plans they are making for a three months trip abroad. DrJ Clement will take special work at the Vi enna clinics.' Ah interesting it inerary planned will lake the two through (England, Holland, and France. Mrs. Carle 'Abrams wfll be host ess this afternoon "at her home, 1465 Chenieketa street, for the members of the Yomarco club. i -1 f. ; V-.. ! The' Past Matrons' association will meet at 8 o'clock this eve ning with Mrs. Ida Godfrey, 405 N. Liberty street. , i 1 ; ' ' ' 'Mrs. Horace Crawford, 19t J State street, was surprised yes terday with a visit from her nephew, Robert Van Puyl of Los Angeles, Cal., who is now enrpute to Washington; ; " Just Around I It is only natural, that all should think of Kaf oury's as the place td make Easter purchases, for we have : prepared care- 1 a M a ... - . . : iuny ana wen to ouuit an women in a highly satisfactory manner. New.Styiioh Sillk Bre 4- li.3 T Jv i SALCM STOIU3 1S3 Stato Street 1 caciAii cj 1 '1 in 11 - Today . Mother's-Claas -ot the First Methodist church, Mrs. M. Daks. 932 N. 16th street, hostess. 2:30 o'clock. ; j i " . Yomarco dub, .'Mrs. Carle Ab rams, 1465 .. Cbemeketa street, hostess; - - - , Woman's auxiliary. ' St. Paul's church. Mrs. N. C. Kafoury, 940 Union street. hostess. . 2:30 o'clock. Past Matron's association. Mrs. Ida Godfrey, 405 N. Liberty street. S o'clock. - - -! Woman's Society - of the First Baptist . church, . quarterly - tea. Mrs. T. W. Davies, 941 N. Cottage street, 2:30 o'clock. -Saturday Salem " Woman's . club. . Club house. 2:30 o'clock. 1 Cooked food sale. American Le gion auxiliary. S. P. office. Cooked Food Bale. W'TU. at Piggly Wigglyjtore. Senior King's Heralds. Mrs. A. A. Lee, 1515 State street. 2 to 4:30 o'clock. Monday t Germaine Schnitzer, French pi anist, in recital, under auspices of Civic Muslcclub. Grand theater, 8:15 o'clock. Catholic, women ' from all parts of Oregon will attend a meeting of the Atchdioceesn Council of Catholic Women, to be held in the Times building at 2 p. m. on Sat nrday. Plans - for the .next con Tention of the council will be made and -other important ' business at tended to. Rev.1 E. V. O'Hara of Eugene will address the delegates. Mrs. B. F. Stingl of Portland Is president of the council. The Portland deanery branch of the Archdlocesan Council. Mrs. J. D. Snllivan president, has tickets out for an after-Easter, ball to be giv en ' in the Multnomah hotel . on Easter Monday evening, April 13, at 9 o'clock. . Both ballrooms and the mezzanine of the hotel have been engaged 'for this affair. Portland Journal. ' . ; - " ' . i The Woman's society ; of the First Baptist .church will meet at 2:30- o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. W. Davies, 941 North Cottage street, for the reg ular quarterly tea. .The Mothers' class of the First Methodist church will meet at 2:30 o'clock' this afternoon with Mrs. M. S. Oaks, 932 North 16th street. The devotional will be in Charge with Mrs. Harriet Durk heimer. Hostesses with Mrs. Oaks are Mesdames Hiatt, Barquist and Murray. Mr. and Mrs. D, D. Olmstead entertained on Wednesday evening for the members of the BE club with no special guests present for the evening. Hyacinths and daf fodils were attractive about the rooms with Easter motif predom lnating in place cards and favors Mrs. John Spong and Mr. Ed Keene won first prizes, the con solation awards going to Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Davies. The Interior Decoration section of the Salem Arts' league will meet at 7:30 o'clock this evening In the city library for a study of French and Italian period furni ture. Mrs. J. D. McCormick entertain ed on Wednesday at her home for he loraer i i. f CAN AND DO" f j . ror.TL.iND su.n chop ZS3 Alder ttrect the, members of 'the Luella Kim ball club. T Tulips and daffodils gave 4l springtime inotir in the rooms. Outstanding . experiences among, the members were related. Two visitors were present for the afternoon 1 At ' the refreshment hour a unique luncheon was serv ed featuring a butterfly salad. Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Fry, Sr., and Mrs. Kitty Graver, motored to Portland on " Tuesday to spend a number of days. - The Mandarin Mah.Jongg club was delightfully entertained ear lier in the week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G-F. Chambers with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pope as special guests. Richard Slater was award ed ; the playing . prize of the eve ning. In the group were: Mr. and Mrs. .Frederick . 5 Deckebach, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Slater, Mr. and Mrs. Breyman Boise, Miss ; Dorothea Steualof f, Mr. and . Mrs. Claude Steusloff. and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Chambers. The Colonial- Dame Tea Shoppe was the scene on ..Wednesday noon of an interesting luncheon when 13 girls met for the-express pur pose of orgalzing a business girls' luncheon club with program fea tures for each meeting. In - the group for the Initial meeting were Miss Elva ' Fisher, . Miss Gertie Capps, Miss Hazel McMorris, Miss Franees Plor, Miss Zola Bergwlll, Miss Inez Wood, Miss Violet Hess, Miss Melba Robinson, Miss Ola Volkel, Miss Helen Walcher, Miss Thelma Tollman, Miss Bernice Strand and Miss Vivian Whisler ' The Senior King's Heralds of the First Methodist church will meet from 2 to "4: 30 o'clock to morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. A. Lee, 1515 State street Hostesses with Mrs. Lee. will be Ethel May Nichols and ' Frances Reld. The occasion . will be an Easter party, featuring an Easter hunt. The lesson will be given by a croup of girls impersonating a Chinese class room. tyiV MARRIAGE PROBLEMS Adele - Garrison's .New Fhaso of REVELATIONS OP A WIFE Copyright by Newspaper Feature Service CHAPTER NO. 418 WHAT PUZZLED MADGE ABOUT CLAIRE FOSTER'S STRANGE ATTITUDE I saw Dicky's eyes narrow ever so slightly as Clair Foster taunt ingly asked him why he was de laying going after our dinner ord er while I made out the grocery list for - the next day. - And : knew that - despite the strons at traction she apparently had for him, her crude exhibition of epoiled-beauty s tyranny was an noying him exceedingly. But his voice was as insouciant as always when he answered: "Because, angel-faced child there are four flights of stairs leading to this apartment, and my lower limbs . are very ; weary After I have ordered the dinner 1 shall have plenty of time to attend to the grocery order, and thus save the extra journey." . . , She rose from the low chair into which she had flung her lithe length, walked up to him, and putting her hands upon his shoul ders, swung him around facing the door. ,, Then she snatched up his hat .which he ; had deposited upon the top of the phonograph case and clapped It on his head. "Forward, - march!" she com manded, "It will take Madge a half-hour to make out that list these perfect housekeepers have to have every item right, you know, and if you think I'm going to have my dinner delayed an extra half hour, you have about nine and a half more deep thinks coming. My little Mary is wailing for eats, and she's going to get 'em. Where Is your chivalry, man, thinking of your legs when a lady is hungry!" Madge Is "Flabbergasted." ' "I'm likely to forget you're a lady with much more of this sort of cave-woman stuff," he barter ed lightly, but, without further words,-he went out of the door. I wondered if there was not a saucepan of truth in his words. Aa for myself, "flabbergasted" - one of. my mother-in-law's fav orite expressions was the only word to express my reaction to Claire Foster's odd behavior. When I had first seen her, many months ago, in Dr. Pettit's com pany, ehe had attracted me by her fresh young beauty, her insouci ance, and certain breezy, warm heartedness spelling her western origin. Dnt I had also been re pelled ijr a tinge of hardness and boldness in her manner, which I had laid, however, to the prevail ing style in aodern youthful fem ininity. r The discovery of her .photo graph with its. bizarre inscription in Dicky's room, followed by the newspaper report of the escapade from which I just had rescues her, had given me a feeling for her which was as near hatred as PflaLO ra fl I 1 J x E 1 ",3 I i c I i 1 11 i i iJ n i i REGULAR VALUES TO $29.75 Today and tomorrow we show a comprehensive line of new flannel frocks specially priced at $19.75 embracing the very newest styles and color effects for this season's wear. Ombre stripes, cross bars, checks and plain high tones. You'll marvel at the wonderful style and quality to be obtained at this price I Sizes 16 to 40. I 4 1 i E 3 I 1 r 1 E; -ctniiniiniiqmiiniiiiii Mlllllllllllllmit EiiMiiiimt.iliiiH.liiiiiiiiHaiato.iiiU'muJtu1 an emotion could be. But her evident suffering, Sher apparently sincere remorse, her pathetic wish to do anything I wished when I reached the Barker house had banished that - feeling altogether, and there had crept into my heart a strong sympathy for her, and the liking which one generally feels for the grateful recipient of one's kindness. J A Courteous Reply. r It had been but a few hours since on the train bearing us to the city she had murmured with every appearance of emotional sincerity; i f "Perhaps, -sometime, I can prove my gratitude." 4 And now within a few minutes, she had been guilty of gross 'discourtesy toward me, and of an exhibition Of petty feminine tyranny toward Dicky such as only a woman very sure of the fealty of a man would give. : What was behind this sudden change of demeanor? 1 With a sud den flash, of cynicism I remember ed that until we found ;a refuge in the Bliss apartment there never had "been a minute when we were free from observation by outsiders. Was that the reason for her good behavior? " Had she been playing a part Jn order to insure my continued pro tection of her, and now being as sured, I told myself bitterly, that I was "easy," had she thrown off the mask? Or I hated to think her guilty of such deliberate meanness as my first thought was she simply re verting without conscious thought of her natural self, out of which she had been frightened by the unpleasant experience which had befallen her at the Barker house? My own course was plain, how ever. While she was our guest I could : make no change in my treatment of her. To ignore such behavior as hers of the last few minutes would be - hard, but I must do it. . I carefully avoided her eyes, however, as .with elaborate care lessness I Bald sweetly: "Come on," Claire. Dicky won't be back for half an hour. Let's lock over the apartment, and plan vs tcrg we're going to put things." (To he continued) TODAY AND Salem's Leading Famous Swedish RemErandt Will Be Loaned to Holland ; STOCKHOLM, March 25. Sweden's most valuable Rem brandt painting, the gigantic "Claudius Civilis." which the city councillors of Amsterdam once re jected for their court house as not "handsome enough," the Dutch capital now wants to borrow back from the National Museum of arts here to . be shown at the jubilee exposition to commemorate the 650th anniversary of Amsterdam as a city under that name. , Though the painting is now be yond price, not being for sale at any figure, the, request has been granted. , Other European mu seums will lend their choicest rem brandts for : the. first time the Swedish art treasure will be ex hibited side by side with such famous pictures as "The , Night Watch" and "The Weavers." A man's logie Is no match for a woman's , tears,- . Blanks Tfina Aire. Lortdl We carry in stock over 115 legal blanks szlted to ctcst cr.y Lr"In":3 tracsactiun3. We may have just the form you are locking for tX a l!j saving aa compared to made to order forms. Some of the forms: Contract of Sale, Road Notice, Will forms, Aczlz merit of Mortgage, Mortgage forms, Quit Claim Deeds, Abstracts fcrb. Bi3 of Sale, . Building Contract, Proxiissory Notes, Installment Ictc3, General Lease, Power of Attorney, Prone Books and Pad 3, Seals H2-' ceipts, Etc These forms are carefully prepared for the courts cri rrircta use. Price on forms ranges from 4 cents to 16 cents spkec, snd ca nets books from 25 to 50 cents. The Statesman Fublisltin TOMORROW IPiro Department Store It is better to lose in the right than to win in the wrong, but this Isn't a Wall Street motto.1 Fain s Stopped Remember this when you feel a pain. Millions have learned how to etop it at once. For 65 years they have done so by rubbing with St. Jacobs Oil. All the pains allied with rheumatism, with soreness, backache or lameness. And chest colds are checked at the start. 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