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THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON - SUNDAY MORNING,' AUGUST 9, 1925 IE Auokej? Bunch Phone: 108 CONSOLATION However meager is my worldly wealth r Let me give something that will aid my kind, ; A word of courage or a thought of health, - I " Dropped as I pass, for troubled hearts to find. ; Let me tonight look back across the span I r j Twixt dawn and dark and to my conscience say: "Because of some good act to beast or man, j The world is better that I live today." Ella Wheeler Wilcox. A WEDDING i of Interest to many Salem people Is that of Miss Irene Curtis, daughter of Mm.' U O. Curtis, and Stanley E. Allen of Santa Cruz. Cal., and son of Mr. and-Atrs. M. E. Allen, which win solemnized at 8 o'clock last eTenlng at the home of the bride. Rer. E. II. Shanks of the First BaptiKt church officiated tat the reremoa'jr which was attended: by only the immediate families of the rounle. i i The bride was charming: in a ripolrni - of "fattn crepe' romalne. beaded in ironze and rose. She carried a J shower bouquet of bride's roues. There were no at tendants. ; j Mr. and Mrs. Allen are well known in Salem. Mrs. Allen has resided in Salem many years and - has always, been a popnlar mem- New Hats Have j Little Trimming ber of the younger set. She la a graduate) of the local high school and ! of the' Oregon t Agricultural college and is a member of the Pi Beta Phi sorority. For two years she was a member of the Salem high school faculty, having charge of the home economics depart ment. Last year she was a mem ber of the home economics depart ment of the Portland high schools. Mr. Allen is an upper classman at the North Pacific Dental college in Portland. He is affiliated with they went to The Dalles and orer the Columbia River highway. Mr. and Mrs. Plxjee motored to Port land yesterday from where they will depart for their home in the east. . , . ' Mm. Mary L. Newland. who has been the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Cordelia Hager. departed early in the week for her home in Port land. ' 1 ' A recent guest at the home of Mrs. J. A. Bernard! was her sis ter, Mrs. A. F. Hendricks of Hills- boro. - During her short yisit she spent a day with relatives In Mon roe and Sublimity. Mrs. S. I. Jones of Portland : and Harold Hertz of Portland were , also guests at the Bernardl home re-J cently. ! Mr. and Mrs. Lee Canfield and Mr. and Mrs. William Cravatt -of Portland recently enjoyed a mo tor trip which took them around the Mt. Hood loop.! Of interest in Salem musical circles is the recognition which came recently to Dr. John R. Sites from Madame Ernestine Sehu-mann-Heink,-' world famous con tralto. During her visit in Port land recently Dr. Sites spent an evening honoring her husband on led by Miss Myrtle Brown and Mr. IIS N. Liberty M Presenting , jf. the Pst Omega dental fraternity. After a tour of northern1 points t afternoon with her renewing old which will take them as far as acquaintances. She gave two con- I Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Allen will i certs in the auditorium at this make their home in Portland. - Mtime before a large meeting of the German-American musical so cieties of the northwest. Not long ago Dr. Sites received a large autographed photograph from Ma dame Schumann-Heink. Dr. Sites is an old friend of the prima donna and studied with her in conserva tories abroad a number of years ago. Dresses Millinery for the Woman and Miss TRULY ARIS TOCRATIC IN THEIR SUB D UED ELE GANCE AND PERFECT TASTE. . . Fall Opening Dr. and Mm. R. E. Lee Steiner motored to Portland Friday. They returned that evening. . i ' : : -:: ); -. ".'"-.. .'. : ! ' ". ' . Mr. and Mrs. tVMbur j Dally (Dorothy Esch) will arrive In Sa lem the first of this week from their home in Oakland, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Esch . are former resi dents of Salem where they have a host of friends. They will be the house guests of Mrs, Daily's parents, Mr. and Mrp. William Esch. ! . :- ' ! ' ; ;' , -. , Mm. Earl Coulsen Flegel, who will soon depart for her home In Honolulu, and Mrs. 'Louise Chaptn of Sah ; Francisco, who5 has been the house guest for! several weeks of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. were, complimented with o'clock juncheon Thursday: at Ha " ' - - - , ! f- - M I A 1 1 i mw fj ! ' 'Ml Dancy, Mm. Joseph H. Albert. Mrs. J. C. Griffith and Mary Jane and Josephine Albert are sojourning for several . days at the Albert summer , home at Men a ma, on the Santiam. 1 Mr. and Mm. Ed Keene left early in the week for a two weeks outing at Netarts, on the Tilla mook coast. ! Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hill and The new hats are 'not over- ! burdened with trimming, efen the large straw , picture hat (above) with satin edge is mere ly banded with ribbon with posy or two at the side. : The tiny felt bat , (center), of tur-j quoise blue has a single tailored low.' arid .below the Napoleonic chapeau is briefly trimmed with a silt-erj binding. . j! I Portlan d; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur .Kihnsonj of Corvallis and Mr, and Mrs. Dai-win Smith of Clackamas Additional guests calling later ne daughter, Mrs. Ernest Watkins of in the afternoon were A. J. Bal- LaGrande were house guests re- win. Mri. A. A. Underbill. Charles ger's grove at which Mrs, G. G. L..w nf i- ani, t... v a pi. Parker bnd Miss Ruth Chapman Brown and .Mrs. H. H. OHnger tw, t vr m Early in the week the honor Mrs. Watkins are well known In guests qnjoyed a trip up the Col- the city. Mrs. Watkins. formerly umblaiver highway. They, de- were hostesses. Following the luncheon which was sefved amid a rustic backMary Alice Hill, has many friends Parted thur8da7 tor.TafQma forfa his1 .birthday anniversary. The table was attractive with a center piece of sweet peas and Shasta daisies. :. Covers were placed for eight. - I An event of interest in the Sld i.er district was the marriage of Miss Oral E. Moore of Turner to Richard II. Farr of Sidney, at the First Congregational parsonage last Thursday morning. Rev. Ward officiated -at the service. i Mrs. Farr is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Moore of Turner and Is well known there, having attended the local high nchool, Mr. Farr Is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Farr of Sidney and has spent most of his life there. Following the ceremony the couple drove to Sidney where a wedding luncheon was served at the Farr home. Only immediate members of the family were pre sent at the ceremony and lunch eon. After a tour of the Oregon beaches Mr. and Mm. Farr will make their home in Turner. I Air. ana Airs. it. u. uowning, Mr. and Mm. D. C. Minto and son Jack, have returned from a two week's' motor and camping trip. Several days were enjoyed at Fo ley Springs on the McKenzie from where they went over the McKen zie. Pass to Bend. After touring the Metulius river district and Wasco country they crossed into Washington from Hood River, to White Salmon and took a number of aide trips Into southern and eastern 1 Washington. ! - - I .Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Tyler have nn thlr rnMli Mr anH f ra V T j Tyler 'and son. Royal, of Iowa. They came from the east to parti cipate n the annual .reunion" of the Tyler family, which is being held here today.. They will de part for their home tomorrow Mm.; John J. Roberts, president pf (be local YWCA, made the an uouncement recently that Miss Marina Wyman, who resigned from' j the secretaryship several months ago to take up Girl Re- verve work In southern California, will again hold that position. Miss Wyman came from El Centrq, California, several weeks ago at the call of the Salem or ganlzation. At the present time she Is; In charge of the Girl R serve camp at Taylor's Grove near Mehama. She will resume her duties' as secretary early in Sep tember. ! !j.r At h simple ceremony perform ed In the First Christian church Miss Winifred Brown became the bride of Milton Gralapp last Sun day. 1 Rev. J. J. Evans officiated at the service which was witoess- T. F,; Gendersen.j ; Mrs. Gralapp is the daurhter ot Mr. and Mm. C. H. Brown who reside on the Garden Road. Mr. Gralapp Is a graduate of Will amette University and is assisting during the summer months at the Buster Brown i&hoe store. Fol lowing a trip to the coast they will go to Roseburg to make their home' where Mr.- Gralapp Is a member of one of the school facul ties. . A wedding of Interest to Salem people Is that ot Miss Ethel May Goodman and Ellis J. Hill which took place at the parsonage of the First Christian church last Mon day evening. Rev. J. J. Evans )ff liciated at the service. There were no attendants. After a short trip to the Oregon beaches Mr. and Mm. Hill will make their home in Mill City. Rev and Mrs. Charles Ward and three children. Billy, Donald and Charles, left early In the week for a ten-day visit In Ashland with Mrs. Ward's grandmother, Mrs. M Inkier. They will return to Sa lem and will go directly from here to one of the Tillamook beaches to spend the remainder ot the month. ) . ! The first family reunion of the Looney and Doty families was an event of last Sunday on the banks of the Santiam. A delightful time was spent In conversation, games and swimming. A basket dinner was served at noon. At a meeting following the din ner it was decided to organize and make the reunion an annual event. W. H. Doty was chosen president and W. E. Doty secre tary. The gathering will be known hereafter -as the Looney- Doty reunion and will be held on the second Sunday of July each year. Those attending the affair last Sunday were: Mrs. A. V. Robert son. Mr. and Mm. Jay Hxstmgs, Mr. and Mm. Bud Hastings and daughter Thelma. Joe Hasting!, Chester Robertson. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Thompson., Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Pugh. Mr. and Mm. Loyd Locke and Mm. Alice McMan. all of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Vlrall Looney and daughters Mary and Grace. Mr. and Mm. Myrvel Loon ey and children. Mr. and Mm. Ed ward Doty, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Doty and baby, ' and Mm. Mary Looney of Albany; Mr. and Mm. (! iaa4 ( ) ground bordering the mill race, amonr the collece set. She is alw days, visit with relatives and VV NOW SHOWING U bridpe and man jongg were nlayed.i Mrs. O. C. Locke' won honors at bridge , while Mrs. v W. H. Dancy received the mah jongg prize. Mrs. Flegel and Mrs. Cha- pin received- the -guest ' prizes. Covers were placed for 20 Mr. and Mrs. William Relnhart " - m M ll rraduate of the Unlversitv ,of menan nna irom mere win re-: Orezon and a member f Gumma turn to Indiana by way of mellow Phi Beta sorority. Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Elliott were dinner hosts lest Sunday honor ing Mr. and Mrs.; Elmer Bogue and Mr. and Mm. W. E. Darter stone National Park. - , I Friends of Miss Martha Moore! and Mr. terested A. D. Tlllson will be in to learn of their marriage which.was solemnized last Monday ... ! of Marfan. Indiana. Covers were of Eugene and Mr. and Mm. James laid for twenty-two, with most of afternoon in the parsonage pf the the guests former residents of First Christian church. Rev. JJ; Grant county, Indiana. Evan3 -officiated." Following! a Out of town guests at the affair! short sniourn in Portland Mr. and included: Mm. Birney Smith and Mm. Tlllson will make their home . ... I . . I i it cnuaren. Kicnara, xroy and in Eugene. bbJ miinoync, uiciuui air. -m- tt . i and Mm. Ilurbert Holmes and two I Mrs! Clifton D. Mndd 'wad daughters, Jean and Phyllis of 'charming hostess last Wednesday Pixlee of Fulton," Mo., were house guests the latter part of the week of Mm.j C. E. Reinhart. .Mr. Pix lee, who la a nephew of Mml Reinbart. is bead of the'physical education department at Westmln ster college at FuKonv i ' Mr. and Mrs. Reinbart.: accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. Pixlee', en I joyed a motor trip the .past week i up the. McKenzie river-and over the. McKenzie pass, from where The More Important Things That We See so Little of The moat important part of any .undertaking is the foundation and so it is with milady's dressing. She cannot hope trr wear her frock to best reveal her charm if she Hoes not, start with a good foundation. " We would suggest: , . ' $3.00 New Modart Girdles and , ".Others up to $7.50 . ; $4.98 models.. CORSELETTES,'- ' from $1.48 up to.. - BRASSIERS, . ' ; ; . both wide and narrow ' . , Others up to $1.48 Fashionable Coats for Small Women f i i "I Wouldn't Dare Cross the Street Without My Glasses" The Optometrist beam this every day yet so many people are without an extra pair of glasses Don't Risk Total Disability Have an Extra Pair Staples Optical Company rORTLAXIl HALEM Cor. State ami High Street Ralem, Orrxon Graflex CORRECT FOCUS jis just one of the Gra- j flex advantages. The fo-j cal plane , shutter has lightning speeds, as fast ! as 1-1000 second. Hardly j any action is too swift! for Graflex to catch. And the ground glass ! in the hood shows the. image, pfcture-size and ! right side up, so youj know exactly what you're p-pttino i i Drop in for a j Graflex Demonstration CAPITAL DRUG STORE: 405 State St., Corner Liberty: Kaleni Orr-fjDii . i ' I Hotel Marion SUNDAY, AUOrST 9. 1925 Table D'Hotc 1 Seafood CockUIl . Potage Imperial . , Consomme Princess Crisp Celery Mixed Olives White Radishes Filet of Sole an Vin Blanc Duchesse Potato Choice of: ' Baked Cascade Ham. Yorkshire j Fried Squab Chicken. Couvernonr Roast Spring Lamb, Mint Jelly Candied Sweet Potato Yellow Corn au Cratln Marion Special Fruit Salad Choice of: Cherry Mamhmallow Ice Cream and Chocolate Layer Cake, Pie, Frozen Del Monte Peaches, Whipped Cream Demi Tasse" 5:4S 8 P. M. This season we have placed in stock a good assortment of sizes especially de signed '.for small women, in spite of the fact that they aire hard to get, 1 j ; These coats are products of several manufacturers who cater exclusively to small women. Each model evidences the care and thought given to its fash ionable lines. Ele gant materials, smartly and attrac tively trimmed with fur. , .. : ! You should make your selections early if you wear the small women's sizes f ; CAX AND DO SALOI STORE 460 State Street PORTLAND SILK SHOP 33 AWer Street f ' 1 " I J i I' The French Shop Millinery and Gowns . - Our Entire Stock of Millinery will be placed on sale at $5.00 each. No hat in stock, Meadowbrooks included, will be over $5.00. 35 Hats, including felts, etc.! at $1.50 each This sale will beof financial interest 11 t ! to all buyers Dresses 25 Gowns of Silk Crepes, Georgette Crepe Satin, Kasha, etc., at $10.75 35 gowns of all silk and crepe mater ials at $1 6.75. Smart models, some numbers selling as .high as $45.00 We have a limited number of dresses xt $7.50 N lil Masonic Temple Sale Opens Monday Morning The French Shop ' M.iBuffe Morrison 1 1 5 High Street I I- V 3 : r r-f w,. J
