THE; OREGON STATESLIAN, SAIJEM,. OREGON.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 1, 1925
r MRS. ANTHONY VAYIIE c66lHEvD bP XhU: TtJ; AT OPENING
Mrs. Eaj-1 Flegel .of Honolulu, Mrs.
afternoon for a May.Day meeting.
Misa Cornelia Marvin, state librar
ian, will give- the main, part of
the program. ,'
Pan Fry. Jr., Mrs, Curtis. Cross,
Vf ir"M i-ruuuiH CUIMUKfcbS IN NATIUNAIi GAPITAfc
Mrs. J. Shelley Saurman and Mrs,
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Fritz Slade.
The Salem Heights Woman's
Progressive club, will meet this
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j In olden times the May-feast was - pne of the greatest
events of the year, and town and village made it, a day of re-
velry and. rejoicing. Long before sunrise oh' May! morning
f narties of young people went to the near-jby, woods and fields
W gamer uie sweesceniea nawinorn uaiu ims Decame sucn
a part of thevfestivities.that gathering oif hawthorn came to
e spoken of as "gathering the May.! i ! ! I
In the ceremonies devoted to May-d&y were elements, of
the - ancient sun-worship and of the Roman observances in
1 2r goddess Flora. The sports indulged in were sup
d std tq be a good augury for the sucfesk of the crops. I
J It. is said that in his younger days King Henry VTII de-
' vIhted j to" rise with the sun on May mornings, and with a
company from his court ride into the woods amaying. -A'
kNBiOF THE MOST outstand
ing ar exhibits that has come
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to Salem-fn-many months, and
one that has vjslted the larger
cities all over the country, is that
of a" group ot beautiful originals
and reproductions of water colors
and oils by the foremost of con
temporary artists. " The eihibit,
-which is being held in the sales
room at '.the Marlon" hoteir Is - in
charge of J. AJ Muller, to continue
all 4ayr today, including the eve
ning, .i Mr- Muller, in. divulging
many interesting facts concerning
both, the pictures and their artists,
called significant attention to the
fact, that Harry A."VIncent,r whose
oil "Spanish, Salt Bark at , Glou
cester," . aroused such enthusiasm
of comment for Us daring color.
Is the youngest artist ever to be
. come a member of the National
lademy. , And the strange thing
that Mr. Vincent, who is .past
. C-iddte age, has only( been paint-
Hfor the-last ten years.
1 Vrt lovers wiir realise at once
1 i fine icoM and vast charm of theme
with the mere mention- of such
sontemporariei , as Vap.. Vreelahd,
Sugene Mulertt, Charlet, and
aud HoUyer. '., ' c.; '
While the greater proportion of
r space Is aiven to American art,
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i in ere axe aisa aisuncuva groups
irom we, .cngiisn, j?Tencn,. uuico
and; Italian schools. A group of
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nusuat charm.
All v interested, are invited! to
view., these exceptional originals
'and- reproductions.
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T Patrons-and friend of -Cha Par
rlsh Junior high school are antici-
Froml "Year's Festivals
sure the program which will be
given tonight, by the music and
physical education departments of
thejghoaL under the .direction of
MrsT Alic4-Thonpsoni and Miss
Etta White. , Many of , the num
bers w,ku be. reminiscent of jtne
olden gayefty o iiay pay fete so
in vogue
especially
in "Merriel England,!
In the 17th century,
M benef
t program will be given
this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the
Lincoln school with tickets issued
at ten cents each.-
The following program wiir be
given:
Vocal. solo, Mrs. Fawk; piano
solo, Malcolm '.Medier; 'musical
saw, e! MjcCroskey ; reading. Mrjs.
Chase; fajrm yard , imitations, j F.
Wilkersonj; magic. E. jQook Patton.
The ;JS cljib was pleasantly en
tertalnjed on Wednesday; evening
at the hoxne of Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Buse with, Mrs. J. Busey - and
Mrs. Spong , hostesses, jointly for
the cipcapion. Colorful spring
flowers were; used In the rooms.
Mrs. G Taylor llt and 'H.j;0.
Coursey iron-the high scores wih
low, awards, going to 1 Mrs. Verne
Compton land Charles Kinzer. . j
: Miss ila Velle Keene assisted
the hostesses at, the social hour.
At the next meeting of the club,
on May 13, Mrs. Ed Keena and
Mrs. "HC ff- Coursey will entertain
the club it the Keene home. j
; In the blub group af e: Mr,, and
Mrs. Charles Kinzer, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Keenfl, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Da
vies, Mr. land Mrs. Will Compton,
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Coursey, Mr-
gating with a great deal of plea- and'JJrs.! Louii Bechtel, Mr. and
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Mra, ' Cook,; president, of, 'the,
Dau ghters of the , Amerfcan Revo
lution., was photographed in Wash
ington th day of .the opening of
the thirty-f ourtn 'congress of the
organisation. , With her are Miss
Eugenia LJuene, daughter of Gen.
Lejuene of the Marine Corpa (at
left).' and.: "Silaa Maxkm Grimes.'
daughter. of CoL Grimes fat right),
as her personal pages. I Delegates
from all parts .'of; , the " country ! at-
tended the congress. '
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The phoJ;q shqws'JvhaBodda.of theCyrfe Tdekof Amn-
tCam!pgn'. m tha city;thi weelc. j The ihoto. slioW horn to
.rlde.sydiWeltJohii Ilcidda will head the Bky-
j cl mda Saturday, mprrin at r IP ;00: o'clock which 'tenai
'-.i." ct',Wmamette; Athletic FMd. ' j. Forty- prizes; will i be
awarded riders in tha various divisions.7;":1 . '
i llr. lqJJi has i;mada an te'schookja. tha city, giving a;talk
'cn ."Safety First' arid .read -dsporiet.toa the. bicycle, rcHsr
Jscatc3 &nd- scoottrs. Also showiiiaf the Silver Trophy Cup,
j which v;"l ts awarded;tb'the scho61';ria"vInt tp.'J. greateit ps-.
ccntj ci riders 'in Ilr.3" It is fimdzini. tho keen, interest
riar.il: : tcl.br t2;2,vcrlc:ic.cchoob'to taia tLi cup fcr tLcIr
Mrs. Charles. Busey and Mr. and
Mrs. John Spong. . , .
Mrs; Harry C. Hart of Cottage
Grove is a guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs- :. W. C.: Conner at
849 Rural avenue. Mr. Hart will
drive down in, his automobile Sun
day and Mrs. Hart will accompany
him home Monday.
Mrs. Alford Nolan; (Ruth Fish
er) and little son, Junior, of Sil
verton, were guest j of relatives
an friends in Salem yesterday.
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Chemeketa Chapter " of, ' the
Daughters of the American Revo
lution will close the season with a
1 o'clock luncheon Saturday at
the home' of Mrs. Elmo S. White,
14 p 5 Oxford street with Mrs. Mary
Ldsle, Mrs. L. W. Potter, and Mrs.
White hostesses, honoring Mrs.
Russell Catlin, the chapter regent.
After the luncheon a i business
meeting will, be held and ' officers
elected for the new year.:
Mrs. Isaac Lee Pattefsan has as
her house-guest; Mrs.' P: Jack
sou, an officer in the organisation
of State War Mothers,
Mr. and Mrs." Clarence Town
send and Mr. and Mrs- Or In, Wat
kins entertained- the members - of
the Owl club at the last formal
meeting of the club for the spring
with a, 7 o'clock dinner on a re
cent evening, A profusion of
floating butterflies in pastel col
ors swung from the ceilingy-while
blue and yellow Jbutterflies were
used : on the table in the dining
room, with a May Pole as the cen
terpiece.'' Covers.were. placed for 16, with
the following present: Mr. and
Mrs. R. Magee, Mr. and. Mrs. Ri.
F. Peters, Mr. and Mrs- Ben Pad e,
Mr. and, Mrs. Daniel Bright, Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Hubbard, Mr. and
Mrs. William. Kruegerr and the
hosts, Mr. and Mrs. TQwnsend and
Mr. and Mrs. Watkins.
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, : A. box social, and program will
be held at Auburn at the school
house on.May.l. at 7:30 p. m. Dr.
Walter Browni who has charge of
the Marion. County.. Child Health
demonstration, will he present to
give the talk of the evening.
The Woman's Alliance of the
Unitarian church, wilj meet this
afternoon, at th hpme. of Mrs. B.
P. Taylor, 1 9 9 6 State street.
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Practically every part of thV
state, is represented, at the public
welfare -institute which closes a
three-day session in Portland this
afternoon'. The advance registra
tion givps the following , names
frpm ; the Salem Woman's club:
Mrs. C. C. Clark, Mrs. O. C. Bel
linger. Mrs. W. E., Anderson, and
Mrs. C K. Spaulding. . .
: .Today's program will be as fol
lows: - : . . . :; j.
Hostess: Junior League of Port
land. i ' . ; , r
10 a. m," to"12 noon Division
of ChH4 Welfare, , Estella iFordr
Warner M-1D1 ;charmank,Report
of Bureau io4 Child JBygleneJ Mrs,
Glendpra, Blaely. .R. Jf., director
bureau of nursing, Oregon j state
board- of health. "Problem, of
Child Dependency in the state of
Oregon,'.': 3eorge Ehinger, execu
tive secretaory, stat child wel
fare commisaibn "The Child Wel
fare Program'of the' American Le
gion." George P. Griffith, com
mander department of Qrego'n,
American ; Legion. "Chil'l Health
Demonstration in. Marion County,
Oregon," WalterBrown. M. D di
rector..af.Aemonatration. .,"Doern.
becher jEJgspJUl,", C. C. Colt, chair
man Doernbecher. Hospital, Guild.
12 noon, to 2 p, m.-rLuncheon,
2fp., xn. to .4 p. m,- Demonstra
tion of "Water FJrst Aid." Mis?
Milie Scblothj chairman Red Cross
committee water 'first aid; "ChI14
Health,' Plays'," directed by Port
land school nurses. A. visit to
Marquam Hill Hospital center Jun
ior League. Tea at Shrine hospit
al, hostess. Miss Letha Humphrey,
R. Nf, superintendent.
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Mrs. ,Rpy . F. Shields and little
son, .Franklin, of Portland were
guests in Salem on Thursday.
Mrs. EllaTSprlggs is visiting with
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lis, Mrs, Sprigga and' Mrs. Avery
are old-time friends from the days
when Mrs, Spriggs made her home
In Corvallis, ; iit ' . ,
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The attractive new home of Mr.
and Mrs. ,N. C. Kafouryj at 750
North Summer street was the
scene of a delightful party on
Wednesday evening when, mem
bers of the Kensington club en
tertained for the pleasure of their
husbands. i ' -I
".. Today
Woman' Missionary, society ot
First i Presbyterian - church, j At
chuxcli parlors. : 2 o'clock. j
" Woman's" Alliance "of" the TJnl-f
tarian, church. .Mrs. B. T, Taylor;
1 9 9 6. , State,; street. 2 ; ? Q o'clock,; J
Missionary, meeting ,,at; . Flrs
Chqstlan, church. Dean Aral Ml
laml speaker. 2; 3 a o'clock. i
Musical ..program' and, physical
education demonstration. Parrisb
Junior high school, 7 r 20 o'ciockl
West Side circle of the Jason
Lee,' Aid society. I Business' meet
ing. Mrs. Jennie Carlton, 1466
North Liberty street, 2:30 o'clock!.
Salem Heights Woman's pro
gressive club. Community' Half.
, Formal dance for members of
Mrs. Ralph White's senior, ballet
class. DerbyhalK . .. . '
. Lincoln school benefit program.
7:30 o'clock." .
Saturday' . . j'
j Chemeketa chapter. Daughters
of the American' Revolution. Elec
tion of officers. ! ' (
Cooked food sale. Ladies of
the Oak Grov grange. S. P. o!-
Hee. 1&4 N. Liberty stret.
Cooked . food sale. . Jason . Lee
WttMS. Allen's Hardware store,1
Jason Lee King's. Heralds
Church parlors, 2 o'clock, j
completely, transformed with! num
erous bowls and baskets of spring
flowers,; Amusing games and
contests, with Geprge P Griffith
the winner in the peannt Bpeciai
ty.i were the diversions of the eve-
'Mrg. GpndergOR Avery, in Corval-nia.-.-jaiss -Floreaee Pewer. and
Misses Helen and Mary Kaf oory
gave pleasing - musical numbers.
Refreshments were served! a. !a
late hour at small tables placed
around the. room. -j
The hostesses and : guests for
the evening , were. Mr and. Mrs.
Otto J. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. F.
S. Anunsen, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
C- Smith, Mr. : and Mrs. Herbert
Hauser, Mr. and, Mrs. Charles S.
Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. I.. M. Dough-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Paulj Hauser,
The immense living room : way Mr. and Mrs. George M. King,
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A thrifty New;Tork taxi driver
of .Connecticut ancestry ta. 11s-
coverea,a way to Keep tte jaoney
coming. In without using n and
wearing out Urea. Every day he
parks his car in tha theatre dis
trict and fc has a .number cf reg
ular custcniers who occur y It dur
ing the ten anl fifteen irinute in
tervali. They always Lr..,"it upon
paying1 mora ti.an .tha rcru'ar
waiting' as they., enjoy the'' tnokea
more t--re than ia ,.tu."p inside
".ckins-rooia.' The i'. Uirapi
sLows a pretty "fare" enjoying the
comfort of the taxi imt's room.
Fashion's Latest Wrinkle
The Vogue for Dresses
Made of All-over
Embroidery;
also
Net and Laces
$1075 $1275
$1475 $1950-
$2475 $2g75
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They are uncommonly smart and
I distinctive and will 1 appeal to
I women interested in cool attract
f tive dresses for summer -wear,
j The prices in every instance"
I are modest. Materials are net,
I Vehise Laces, Val Laces, Plat
Laces, Allover . embroideries in
Rose, Tan, Navy and Ecrui i
See Them in Gur Show Window
Our Cosh, Plan . Enables : Every
Wnrnnn f r Saw fTnnftV
It's our cash, system and economical. business, methods..
that make it possible for, us to, sell gpoda at a smaller
margin of profit than the credit stores. . .!
That's why we give you better quality for theT money -than
you can find, elsewhere. Our prices show you how -to
economize. " , ; , '
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IC3 Ctata street
CC3 JLllzr Ctrect
Mrs Frank Power, Miss . Florence
Power,', Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cran
dall, Mr. and Mrs. George Pr Grif
fith and Mr. and Mrs. X. C. Ka
f oury. " . . ' " - ;
f The Jason Le King's Heralds
will meet at 2:00 o'clock Saturday
afternoon in the church parlors.
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Mrs. Wallace Bonesteele left
yesterdty afternoon for . Portland
to be the guest of her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. William H, Golding,
Mr, Bonesteele will go down on
Saturday. r ... .
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Miss Gladys Stevenson has
chosen the evening- of. May day
for her marriage to Mr. Glenn
Gregg, with Rev. E. H. Shanks,
pastor of the First Baptist church,
performing the ceremony at 7
o'clock this evening. The wed
ding will toke place at the . home
of the bride's parents. Mr. ; and
Mrs. Henry Stevenson, 1650 S.
High street, with 50 friends and i
relatives invited to be present for
the service.--
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! Mr. . and Mrs, IL F. Hitchcock
of Portland are. spending a num
ber of days in Salem as house
guests at the home of ; Mr. and
Mrs. Grant R. Bonell, 970 E
street. The Hltchcocks are. also j
special friends of ' Mrs. Bonell's j
mother, Mrs. Emma. DavW ' i ' !
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Dr. and Mri. Jisbelley Saur
mani hava.as tejr hauseguest.
Mrs. JT Ht Holman of Po,rtladt
Hta. Holman arrived in Salem on
Thursday. - i: - ' - '
, The Woman's Missionary soci
ety of the First' Presbyterian
church will meet at 2 o'clock this
afternoon 'in the church parlors.
The meeting is called ; half"- an,
hour earlier than, usual, and after
a brief business sesslpp and short
devotional service conducted by
Mrs. R. .M. T. Hester, the women
will attend., in a . body. .the. big
union missionary meeting at the
First Christian church where
Dean Ava Milm of Oregon iAgri
, cultural college will' be the speak
er.' A large attendance ' of' the
Presbyterian ladies ia urgedv
Mrs. John J, ,RobejrtSL; was a
charming hostess of yesterday af
ternoon when she entertained for
sixteen . guesta at a. 1 o'clock
luncheon, lovely in its appoint
ments, followed with an afternoon
of bridge. Crimson tulips In crys
tal centered the table while-crystal
candlesticks held the red,
lighted tapers. 1'
Mrs. ' Earl C. Flegel won the
prize of the afternoon.'
Mrs. Roberts invited to be' her
guests:- Mrs. G, . W." k peBeck of
Vancouver, B. C., Mrs. T, A.
Livesley, Mrs,' " Henry : -j- Meyers,
Mrs. John' McNary, Mrs., T. C.
Smith, ' Jr,; Mr?. David Eyre, MrsI
O. C. Locke, Mrs. H. K, Stockwell,
Mrs. George Dorcas, Mrs, Lester
Schlp8berg, Mrs. Louis Lachmund,
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