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AT THE ANNUAL meeting of
the Salem 'Woman's- club yes
terday afternoon Mrs. W. P. Fargo
was unanimously elected president
for the new year. Mrs. C. F. Ham
ilton will take the office of vice
president, while the other offi
cers are as .follows: Recording
secretary, Mrs, Harry Weidmer;
financial secretary, Mrs. fW. I.
Staley; ' treasurer; - Mrs. O. E.
PrJep.- and parliamentarian. Miss
Mattie Beatty. .T
Mrs. ' II. T. Lore was elected
director for the Hhree-year term,
and Mrs. U. G. Shipley .was elected
to take the place bfrMrs. C. F.
Hamilton. :."-
During a full afternoon, repfete
with the reports of all officers
and standing committees, -delegates
. were elected for the con
vention at Marsh field. The fol
lowing will attend: Mra.W. F.
Fargo, Mrs. C. K. Spaulding, Mrs.
Seymour Jones, '"Mrs. W. E. Kirk,
Mrs. : W. E. Anderson and Mrs.
Harry Weidmer. :
Other new business of the after
noon was the election of Mrs. Sey
mour Jones to the office of trus
tee In the club. ' ":
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Mrs. IT. S. Dot son is the guest
for Mothers day 'week-end of her
daughter, Miss Mabel Dotson, at
the Oregon Agricultural college.
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- Mm, Arthur J. Rahn, outstand
ing among Salem's gifted soloists,
will appear In recital at 11 o'clock
Monday morning at the Oregon
theater. Mrs.; Rahn; will be ac
companied by Prof. Paul Petri,
.head of the Oregon Agricultural
college school of music with whom,
shn studies. .
The concert, with. Invitations
issued to friends in Salem, Cor
vajllis and Portland, and a num
ber of additional towns, will be
onto of the most delightful events
of the music and social season.
Its. Seymour; Jones and Mrs.
Elra4 S- White will motor to Cor
vallls tomorrow to be guests of
WJnema chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution. -
Miles, daughter" of Mr. and Mrs.
B. C. r Miles, are welcoming .-her
'home after a year of. unusually
Interesting study and travel
abroad. Miss Miles accompanied
her parents to England early last
summer. i - '-. : -.'
Mr. Sid Mrs. Itf Fleming
have as their guests their daughter
Mrs. Warren Talley, nee Priscilla
Flferaing of Pasadena, and Mrs.
James Anderson, formerly Ethel'
Knight of Los Angeles. Mrs. Tal-
ley and Mrs. Anderson arrived
yVsterday afternoon. The length
of, their visit, which their many
friends hope will extend well in
to the weeks. Is undetermined..
airs. H. w. Arnold of Vancou
ver, Wash., was a guest in Salem
or ' ber daughter. Miss Margaret
Arnold, for the Willamette uni
versity May day festivities.
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Tho first garden "at home" of
the season, it a series planned,
will take place Tuesday afternoon
at the lovely grounds of Dr. and
Mrs. H. J. Clements, 360. North
Fourteenth street, under the sponsorship-of
the Salem Floral soci
ety, of which ! Mr. W. E. Ander
son is president. The out-of-door
exhibit of iris will be of especial
Including men and women alike,
is invited to call between 3 and
7 o'clock in the Interest of the
gardens they, themselves, are
planning. Those who call are
urged to remember to bring, pad
and pencil to take down poJ-Tts,
and names,! that may Interest
them. .;
Hostesses for the "open gar
den" wijl be Mrs.-J. H. Albert,
Mrs.: W. E. Kirk. Mrs. F. A. El
liott, Mrs. Mattle Beatty, -Mrs.
Elmo S. White, Mrs. II. T, Love
and Mrs. W. E. Anderson.
Dr. Estella Ford Warner, who
returned recently from London,
was complimented last night at a
dinner which the bureau of nurs
ing gave in her honor at the Sign
of fho Rone. Covers wore laid
for 16. Orcgonlan.
Among those motoring down for
tho second day of the Oregon Mu
sic' Toachers. ! convention , were:
..Mrs.; Uarry M. Styles. Miss Mar
garet F'sher. Mis Elizabeth Levy,
MIss;oilie Chandler, Mrs. Walter
A. Denton and' Miss Elma Weller.
Mr. Styles, 2 as prcldent of the
7nl Kratich t an InfAfmtl
talk at tho luncheon.
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Tlie Eweet Ilrlar club was en
Joyaofy ; entertained last week at
the; home of Mrs. Corydon IHod
geti frnd Mrs. Arthur Utley with a
profusion of wild flowers decorat
ing' the. rooms, and centering, the
tea-table.1 ;.
"' Using her foreign travels as a
background, Mrs. Karl Kugel gave
a very Interesting program on
Pompeii. 1 Speciat guests for the
occasion included: .Mrs. I. M.
Doughtpn, Mrs. Herbert H. Hauser
Mrs. Ernest Peterson, jilrs. Gay
NeWgent, Mrs. WiI1,arn Gorsllne.
Mrs. John Schindler, Mrs. Sarah
ParickL and Mrs. Kavise,
presiding at the urns at the
te hoar were; ; .'j-.
jMrs.j William McCall and Mrs.
Fejrd Alien. Assisting in 'the serv
ing wcte: Mrs. Lou Orote, Mrs.
Ed Fraitt, Mrs. Ralph Allen, and
Mrs. Karl Kugel. ! j ; ,?
The Sky line ranch will be the
scene; of the next; meeting when
Mrs. Mose Adams j entertains for
the members of the club.! .
The jclub members present at
the! Wednesday meeting were:
Mrs. Ralph Allen. Mrs. James Ira
lah, Mrs. C. Cl Chaffee, ,Mrs. Karl
Kugel, Mrs. Ferd Allen,' Mrs. Lou
Grote, Mrs. William McCall. Mrs.
Ed Pratt, Miss Nellie Taylor. Mrs.
E..O. MolI..Mrs. Glenn.Adams and
the hoitesses, Mrs. Blodgett and
Mrs. Utley. '..I . :. J :
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returned
. MrS.
E. T. Barnes
home! on Wednesday from Seattle
where 8 he was the guest for sev
eral weeks at the hdme pf Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Seton Kaufman. -
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The ; Apollo' club . has chosen
May 20: as the date. for the season's
second concert at tne Armory.
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t Mr. knd Mrs. A N. 'Bush have
returned to their Salem home after
Dr.
the winter In Cal-
Hill
The!
lem's
having spent
ifornlai
and Mrs. Frederick
Thompson will be guests at noon
today In Portland for the wedding
of Miss Cassie Thompson to Mr.
Frantr Mitchell, a lawyer. The
ceremony will take place at the
W. Lair Thompson home.;
Piety Hill club one. of Sa
nost prominent social or
ganizations; met on ' Thursday of
last week at the home, of Mrs.
Edgar! (Hartley with Mrc. ; Russell
Catlin. Mrs, S. P. Kimball, and
Mrs. Hartley the hostesses. Yel
low tulips gave an attractive color
scheme; In both the dining room
and inltbe living room.;
The group invited to meet with
the club for the afternoon were:
Mrs. Charles1 Fearlt Mrs. Raymond,
Mrs. A.-N.- Moores, Mrs. J. A.
Cartoni. Mrs. J. :H. Lauterman,
Mrs. Dan J. Fry, Sr., Mrs. F. M.
Steuslotf, and Mrs. W.jH. Steus-
ioff. ! , ;!- -,i! I.:;; : h.r
From the club itself were: Mri.
Reuben Boise, Mrs. John H. Al
bert, Mrs. William Brown, Mrs. E.
T. Barnes, Mrs. Ei C. dross, Mrs.
W. P. j Fowle. Mrs. Wj E. Kirk.
Mrs. Ei C. Patton. Mrs. J. H. Scott,
Mrs. Cj. H. Robertson, Mrs. C. K.
Spanlding, Mrs. H.'B: Thielsen,
Mrs. Ji H. Walker. Ms, J. T.
Whittjg Mrs. C. I. Lewis and the
hostesses. Mrs. Kimball, Mrs. Cat
lin and Mrs. Hartley.
i At the June meeting, Mrs. E. T.
Barnes! and Mrs. W. E. Kirk, will
entertain at the Kirk home.
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J Salem friends are still sending
felicitations to Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Angus Erwin, Sr., of Astoria,
Ore., upon the birth of William
Angus! Erwin; Jr., on April 7,
1925. j Both Mr. and Mrs. Erwin
are highly esteemed among their
many friends. - Mrs. Erwin will be
remembered as Jennie Pierce, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lot M.
Pierce; and the granddaughter of
Mrs. M. N, Chapman.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hodge, Mrs.
Merle iRosecrtns, and Miss Fran
ces Hodge, motored to Newport
last week to attend the! funeral of
W, S. Garman. Ii
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l An j Interesting program for
mothers will be given
at 1:30
O'clock this afternoon by the Eagle
Lddge; In the W.O.V?:ball.lwRh
the public Invited. V '. ! ! y'
"The Songs My Mother Used to
Slbg.f! will be given f by S. N.
Wlllitt. Leslie II. Springer will
slog "The Old Refrain." by Kreis
leir, and It. A. Gwynnjj "Wonder
ful Mother of Mlne." j Mrs. Guy
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Newgent will sing, "Mother of
Pearl." Mrs. G. W. Chapman will
give "Over the Hills to the Poor
House;" r. Ii. Carmell, M
Mother's Prayer;" Mrs Frank
Turner, "The Little Gray Sweet
heart of Mine." C. D. Chambers
will give the address of the after
noon." ! " ' :
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The American Association of
University women will, meet for
the last meeting of the club year
on Saturday. May 16, at the Wo
man's club house. The program,
which will be given entirely by
the members, wijl ' be at 2:30
o'clock. Since this is the last
meeting of the year officers will
be elected at this time. " v
Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. -Fry, Sr.,
Miss PriscIHa Fry, and Mrs. Kitty
Grater are spending the week-end
at the Fry cottage at Neskowin.
Mrs: L. S. Wynne, for the past
four years employed at Worth's
department store, has resigned her
position. - -
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Miss Louise Shields of Portland
and Miss Laura Parker of New
York were entertained by Dr. and
Mrs. J. N. Smith while in the city
planning the health and recrea
tion work to be carried on con
nection with the berry and hop
fields in the Willamette valley.
They left on Friday, for Portland.
Miss Parker has been lecturing In
Idaho, Washington and Oregon
and will leave soon for' California
and will return by way of Utah
and Wyoming to make a survey of
crops of different sorts throughout
the west. 1
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Mr. and Mrs. Verne Ferguson
(Florence Melis) ., are receiving
felicitations upon the birth of a
baby daughter. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Ferguson will be remembered ; as
former Willamette university stu
dents.
The Etokta club will meet for
the last meeting Of the club year
on Tuesday - with Mrs. Mason
Bishop, .1350 South Commercial
street. . . - - - " '
The 8enior8tandard Bearers of
the'FIrst Methodist, church will be
guests on -Tuesday evening at 7:30
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Char-
1 es Lisle, 1041. South Thirteenth
street. Miss Grace Allen and Miss
El Rae Maxwell will be the hos
tesses. Miss Allen will conduct a
lesson on South America. This will
also be the Mite-box opening., The
- l,i Today
Mother's day program. Eagle
lodge, WOW hall. 1:30 o'clock.
i Monday
Chapter AB of, the PEO Sister
hood. Mrs. Harry M. Styles, hos
tesa. 7:45 o'clock.
American Legion auxiliary. Mc
Cornack jhall. 8 o'clock. , ,
Mrs. ; Arthur J. Rahn's recitall
Oregon theater. 11 a. m.
j- Tuesday
Etokta club. Mrs. Mason B?sb
o. 1350 South Commercial street,
hostess.! j ' . ' :. ;
Senior Standard Bearers of the
First Methodist church. Mrs. Chas.
J. Lisle. j 1041 S. 13th street, hos
tess. 7;30 o'clock.
. Salem Arts, league program.
Auditorium of city library, 8:00
o'clock.: '
Garden "at home. ' Dr. and
Mrs. Hi J. Clements' home at 360
N. 14th street. "
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
meeting. Mrs. Clifford Brown.
hostessi : ,'
Town i and Gown clnb. Laus-
sane ball. 2:30 to 5:30 o'clock.
! j- Wedelay
Mrs. ;F. W. Steusloffs and Mr.
W. H. Steuslof fs formal tea. 607
N. Commercial street. 3:30 to
5:30. o'clock.
" I i . , Friday. .
Woman's Union of the First
Congregational church. Mrs.
Louis Olsen, 1499 McCoy street.
Mothers' and s Daughters' ban
quet. First Methodist church.
,S Saturday
'American Association of Uni
versity;. .Women. Woman's club
house, i:30 o'clock.
group .will havo an opportunity
during j the evening to view sou
venirs Of the Spanish-American
war. -. j ".
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Clifford are
entertaining as their guests today
Prof, ihd Mrs. W. E. Lawrence
and children, William and Robert,
of Corvallis.
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The American Legion auxiliary
will meet at 8 o'clock Monday eve
ning in McCornack hall. Delegates
will be elected at this time for the
convention in Prfneville in July.
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MIps Mildred . Apperson of Mc
Minnville,' whose engagement to
Mr. Charles O.Robertson was an
nounced while, the young peoplo
were in college has chosen a date
in June for her wedding. The
wedding of Miss Apperson. the
only daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. E.
CI Apperson, to"Mr. Robertson, the
only son. of .Dr, an&.Mr. Charles
II. Robertson will unite two lead
ing families of the valley.
The date of tho wedding, which
will be an event of Tuesday eve
ning. June 1 6, at the Apperson
home in McMlnnville, was forraal-
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your world seems j bigger and fuller.
She sings tofthe heart, lifting you up,
up, as she gentlyi climbs the scale
taking you with her into the realms
of pure music while her singing voice
holds full firm and steady at the last
F in the treble clef. A sunny smile
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NEVER
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To undermine yourx trust;
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The dearest friend you ever had.
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May 10, 1925
by Blizzard Jameson
Manager, Marie-Louise D'Arc Kiger
. Y Concert Company
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In Salem at the Armory, One Night Only, June 10, 1925
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