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T.rnm q?xgo:i.sxates:.ia:7sale:x,- ojiEGo:r' ' .1 .--WEDNESDAY MOROTsC'SEPTEIBcTIvriSZS" i s ... By AUDRED BUNCH, Phone 106 Mrs Skiff Leaves for East Mrs, Mark S. Skiff of the lo cal chapter of War Mothers, and the only, delegate who will be In attendance from the state of Ore gon, left , at seveV O'clock this morning for Philadelphia .where she will be In attendance at the Rational , Convention ; "of War Mothers which, will convene from September 7 , to .1 2. In Chicago Mrs., Skiff will meet a large dele gation, of War. Mothers for whose exclusive use, ...from this point, nine Pullmans have been reserved. Following the; close - off the. con vention; sMrs. Skiff, whose large activity fin the organization es pecially fits her, for the otrice of delegate, will visit in New York Citv before returnlnr home Ihn t. F T - ' iWJ, first. pf.November.; During.. her fir-si.-'- two months', absence, . Mrs. Skiff will make numerous visits. Miss Homyer Is Bride ; mt. a a . . 1 x The; first day of September, was the day whlclr Miss Mayme Horn yer, av attractive; bride of yester day, chose for her marriage to Mr. Elton j Thompson, the beautiful nefvlce taking "place In the bride's AOrrne j at " 825 .NOrth Twenty-seventh! street ln.,the presence of only Immediate. .. relatives. Reverend W. C. Kan tne 'officiated. : -Immediately preceding the cere mony. Miss Clara : Homyer, a sis ter of the bride, sang "I. LyefVou Trtly," accompanied by a .cousin. Mfea La Verne Homyer, 'who fol lowed with Mendelssohn's "Wed ding March." The living rotom was decorated la. Asters of theupastej shades' embinediwtta tetns.X i . 'The... bride who. was given In marriage by her father, A. F. Homyer, twas lovely ' In her" wed ding gown of gold brocade geor gette over poudre blue satin, worn with pumps of bronte eatln. Her corsage i waa of Cecil Brunner roses. Miss Clara Homyeri a -sis ter of the bride, as maid Of hon or, wore pale green net - with ' cream colored lace. ; Her corsage Was of sweet peas. Mr., permit Thompson attended his brother as best man. Little Miss Virginia Vick In a f rock'of pale pink was flower girl. She; carried a bronze basket of sweet peas and ' snap dragons. , An informal - reception f nasi . presment.. Mrs. (janrieia or Oregon City, Mrs. Goeller of Klam ath Falls, Mrs. J. S. Patterson, chapter C; "Mrs. G. A. Pearson, chapter W: Mrs. Hattle Surrie, ehapter ' :AH; Mrs. Charles L. Woods, chapter E, and Mrs. Nellie B. Adams, chapter Z,' all of Port land, and perhaps 'others, as the Oregon chapter is entitled to 12 delegates.Oregdn Journal. Guest Returns to Brooklyn Miss Carrie Broderlck, after a six weeks', visit as the house guest of Miss Jenella Vandevort at the H. H. Vandevort Ahome, left Sun day! evening for Brooklyn, ;N. Y. Miss Broderick - was - entertained with a number of delightful social affairs and motor trips while n Oregon, i " ; - Week-End at Siletz Mrs. James Godfrey, Miss Emma Godfrey. ,JIIss :.Emma '.Braun oi Portland, and Richard. Campbell of Portland ..made up a party foj an interesting motor trip to Devil's lake In the Siletz country over the week-end..! .' i - ' ; ' ' ' .. -r - i . ' .. . - - " ! Miss Slade 7s Guest I y- : . Miss Katherine Slade of Eugene will be the. house guest for .the next two -weeks of her sister, Mrs. John J. Roberts. 15 c ' t Return From Coast . Mrs. Grace Thompson, and daughter, Faye Louise, have re turned home .from a month's va cation on the coast, j .Mrs. Thomp son. and .her ..daughter . divided their . . time ;between Yachats and Waldport. 1. 1 ff r ... .-. J s Presbyterian Manse Opened "Rev. And. Mrs. Norman Kendell Tully and two daughters, Rosma friends. -Mra-legel and little son have been In Salem sLice last spring -and ' during her visit here has . been 'widely . entertained in many delightful ways. ; Captain Flegel. has been. In Salem since early in the summer. ' , - . - Meeting 'Is Postponed . The flt regular meeting of the First Congregational church mis sionary society, scheduled for Fri day of this wvek, bat been post poned one week tnd mill take place on Friday, September 11. . WilMSJTea Meeting : - The Woman's Home Missionary 80cIety.of the First Methodist church will meet this afternoon, at the. home of .Mrs. B. E. Carrier, 1065 Court street, for the regular September meeting. . Miss Myrtle Maxwell, a deaconess, who is here visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maxwell, will be the jnteet of honor. A tea hour will follow the business session. Refum From Roseburg . Mrs. E. H. Hobson and Mrs. J. C. Evans returned Monday eve ning from a week-end motor trip to :Ropeburg. Mrs. Hobson and Mrs. Evans were, guests of Mrs. IIobaon'3 aunt and uncle. Lr. and Mrs. A. C. Seely while in Douglas county. ? Miss Gilbert to Go East V Miss Margery Gilbert, . oldest daughter of L. M. Gilbert. ha3 ac cepted a position in the Miami school of education - at Oxford, Ohio, an, extension .from the col lege at Dayton where she will en gage in the "mental testing of re tarded children. ' Miss Gilbert, a pradutte of the University of Ore gon . ... 1 -. ' : . . t i .l - .7 ' V ,sv? 3 i v y if ' ) v . -f . 1 I V ; ; - -; 1 .. v - ? :. '? ' "j : , . ' '- ". t j - ' .. : V i ' X ... . " . ' "x ,;SiIvertoh S'f' 6ILVERTON, Septr - 1 (Spe cial) Funeral service for O. J. Moe, whrj died at his home Satur day morning, were held from Trinity church Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, and burial was made In the Evans Valley cemetery. The funeral was largely attended (both by local and out of town friends. During the. services Mrs. M. O. Gunderson sang a solo. Pall bearers were O. Satern. O. Steen. Hans' Hansen. P. Jacob en, A. Vick of McKee. and. Helge Rue.. Rev. George Henriksen officiated. '"- '"-'ii, '-J i -4,-. -' J . ,' -' i UTA4.i::r:,v 1 and Norma; of Racine, Wis., arejology ini Ia especlany fitted for "No publicity, plea te." is the pica of . Miss June Warwick, roncert simrcr. in ber BlO0)OO suit aeainst "Prinrr RaDhal Emanuel," for alleged breach of promise. Mystery surrounds the princr, who is said to be i youth stud vine; in the United States. iUEie oiine un,Tersiiyorure- The suit will b e tried In Cbicajro. i . . , has a master's degree In socl-1 f- , . ..... . f opening the attractive. Presby terian manse at ? 4 5 Chemeketa street where they will be at home. the scientific, work to which. she has been appointed. Miss Gilbert will leave on Monday, Sept. 7, for the east, accompaning Miss c L u cille Emmons,; Miss . Marian Em- Miss Vandevort Leaves Miss jenelle Vandevort, daugh ter of Mr, and MrsJH. II. Vande-1 far as Chicago. vort, left early this week for Yak-1 - - n ima. Wash. Ehors ho ban nrrant- I i uiit j. , ed a splendid nosition which will Mrs. J,f Valentine is entertain- Birthday Party Mrs.' R. W. Snider entertained a rew friends Saturday afternoon In honor of her little daughter, raons and -Miss Ruth Bedford : T V - 1 refreshments were served. Those present were Doris and Vera Stew art, Mrs. Emmett Summerville and son. Junior, Mrs. John Huro. Mrs. give her entire charge of the GlrlU.ng as her, house vgnesU at her "V Reserve work , of. -the Yakima nome, ,809 Locust .: street, nerj' v"' , . , , : . YWCA. -Mfsif Vahdevort goes to J"". M - Andrew Craig and and Mrs. Charlton Home ber.newposilibni.with an excep-Her little grandson, Andrew,. Jr., K ri,ri- loiiowea ou.tne iawa. . rmx rosea nuumiy line training. uurmg ner i" r"- - B I ton fLuella Pattonl' wbost snr or torn on thn table. I senior rear at Willamette univors-1 Js a sister ot Mrs., warren -a- I . .; 4 rs. Thompson Is the daughter ity she was president, of the col- ot Mr. and Mrs. r A. F, Homyer I lege YWCAA Durine botli her Jun while Mtv Thompson is the son of J lor, and , senior J'ears Miss Vande MV. and Mrs. 'Fred Thbmpeon. I yort was a. jhember of the North Beth are employees at the United f et student council, the second SUtes National bank, a position j year, having; the chairmanship, an wbich Mr. TkomDson will con-1 honorary' position which, till it tinue. it. i i.iij wards and of Miss Lotus Valen tine, .both of whom have enter. tained for her pleasure since her arrival here in August. Last Fri day Mrs. Roy Boiler. Mrs. Craig, Miss Valentine and Andrew Craig riage was an attractive event of last month have returned from a ten-day honeymoon trip- to Mount Rainier, Seattle, and Vancouver, B. C -.'' B. P. W. to -Meet -.Tonight Salem Business and Profession' and, Leo Boiler took a . four-day went tarMjs yattdeviirlJad; never J trip -over the Mt. llo4 loop, climb-1 . .... . . . -. fmi . r . . . . l noon n7 arnoi . onvAna nuiniri a I iuk us mi as au luui An La a n i t . ... ... i Mr. ana jars. mumpHtra leni """" uui-ut i , - , . tainner meeting or tne.new club Immediately after the ceremony oi me university of wasmngton iJ-7T.'M o'clock this evening fof a two weeks' motor trip to pus. wn two successive years .-. o.. . 1&. the Chamber of commerce rooms. A business meeting at which Miss Julia K. Webster, the irim'nt Rainier Vrirt British Colum- Ml8 vandevort attended the Na- blk points. They will be at home ni coherence m New - . . . ,b V'V.- ifter the middle of the month at "V, "e first Ume going as ov,ty u. 245 Wilson avenue. Visitors From Pittsburgh- ! Rev. and Mrs. E. H. Shanks en tertained' as . their house guests a. representative of Willamette Th Royal Neighbors Sewing university1, and the I second time I society will meet at 2, o'clock this j arternoon at tne " home of Mrs. Charles Pierce. 1007 South Thir- in the official , capacity, of. her student council chairmanship. For six years Miss Vandevort had I teenth street, for their first meet charge of one Of the local Girl Re-1 in following the vacation pefiod. Gre rVVT .. I i Vandevort accompanied her Woodhouse and Myrtle Henderson over Sunday Dr. and Mrs, W, A new. president, .will preside, will follow. Dr. Mary C. Purvine and Mrs. . LaRue , Ross .will report on the national convention which they attended m Portland, Me. Special music will be given by Mrs. Glenn and cc nortnVeV;. Ty left "St, far as Portland Mis. All member, of the society are In. Salem tor Crater lake and will X".0" tQok. u? her new dutto8 Titcd to be in attendance. Stop both at Los Angeles and in yesteraay Yosemlte national park en route to I Coos County Guests mar ewiera nume, -t- t xt aiai. auu jiu, v. ucaruari ui I SwCIAI CAIXTTDAH 1 TODAY Sun-Lowe Nuptials (A Joint all-day meeting of mis Pleasant HiU, . Or.,, were house-1 slonary societies, and. Ladies', Aid ' MrlL fl T, Mtn.rrf ;Th f...rl,.F. nVlrvlr r-WrK rlnr rfinA (h, Ui Q.m.v It, An..l . . . . . uu. , - -. ........ u . u wl uuuuai ,u nuftua, I i . . , t . . . I , . . . ,L .v.. j" r,. I idis mornng ior f'ortiana I Kusmess ana rroiessionai wo- " lue,r "fuuiiig any wh -(,. m .u, .it. -k. f o mZ r. . : .' ciety of the First Methodist church V.Vrr". i?"w.: olVJu. i Jv. ?. 1 tea meeting. Mrs. B. E. Carrier. r, miss cnzaoetH Hogg, are e- i065 Court street, hostess. ioovur ui me r 11 oi uanai, vuuiui, i laonanea ,in; ?tneir ,new? nome at vvviunvji, lob impresoiyq ,cere-1 juxu iiroaaway arter a summers mony. The double ring ceremony I absence in ! Portland and Oak t. uwu; ids weomng marcn urove. - Jn oak Grove they were was played, by Miss Maxine Sun, the? guests" of Mrsvi. Hogg's son. a sister of the bride, while Miss They.havb been away from Salem limine sun carnea tne rings, a I since the close of school early in rvcepcion ioiiowea. I June siOut of town guests who wit nessed the ceremony were Mr. and I Mr- aBd Mrs. Charles Par men Mrs. J. C.Tyse. Berkeley. Cel.: ter are home from a week's visit Mr. and Mrs. A. A, Bauer, Berke-I1" Marshfleld where Mr,. Parmen- . k . . I M. A t ley: Mrs. H. F. Cnan. Oakland. I ier " ia "iienaance ai a iaor meeting as an official delegate. Mrs; T. G. Bligh and grand daughter, Margaret. .Ann Bllgh, nd Mrs. James - Douglas and children returned last, night from the Bligh summer home at Nes- kowlm Miss Goin Takes Position Miss Mildred Goin, the niece of Mrs. E. E. Fisher, with whom she has made her home since ayear ago last .spring, has accepted a po sition in Adair, Iowa. Miss Goin boy movement. To find the right jVaj Mrs. ElllotU "1 think I fcaveX Mrs. fngrld Goplejud. the mo ther of Mrs. Axel Larson and Mrs. John Goplerud. ia-very ill at Jhe home of ber daughter. J. short time, ago Mrs. Goplrud tell and broke her hfp.- Since she haa been confined to her bed she has" con tracted , pneumonia, Very , little hope i held out for her recovery as she is 83 years. of age. . , program lor boys, we have '.held many conferences and discussed many-plan. but. none seemed feasable. Finally, the program of the Boy Scoats of America was Investigated -and In that program was exactely what was needed as far as boy training outside of re ligion was concerned. Conferences with the Dor Scout organization at Portland developed the Infor mation that - the organization mould gladly, turn its entire pro gram, as such, over to the Luthe ran church for Its use." and with the privilege' of adding to that program any religions pfogram that might be desired. The boy movement of the Lutheran church twill therefore ose the program of the Boy Scouts' of America and its 'Handbook for Boys.'., and fol low the rules and regulations Just as they are." saved . an hour a.dr, six- a week a toUl of .I64 hours or -85 days. This has enabled me to do many .things, mpreeojersb than the humdrum of marketing, and the fnoneury .vafue oijiV . time saved is cot, less . Uan n 1 it . I ' Ml r 12,43: i Mayor and Mrs. .George Barr are vacationing' at Belknap Springs. . . 1 ) i and Mr. and Mrs. E. Palmer son, Arthur, of Portland were call ers Monday at the home of -the former' brother, Marlon Palmer of Silverton. The Palmers were on theif-way. back, ri, their home from a trip to Crater Lake. ' Ievl "Goplrud who has ben spending the past three months visiting relatives in middle west ern states returned to his home Saturday. SH OPPiNG BY TELEPH ONE Flgurr to Prove That It Pays In MuiMy Value secretary for the grand chancel lor of the K. P. lodges ia Iowa Miss Goin left for Iowa on Sun day. " Return From Neskowin Mrs. U E. Griffith .and daugh ters. Miss Margaret Griffith and Miss Ruth . Griffith. , are home from Neskowin where they have been spending a large, part of the season, completing and opening their new summer home. Stop at Chatnpoeg 1 ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Williams. Bruce and Barbara Williams, H. W. Carson, Mrs. Catherine Mc Donald. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Aron- America The Tte'y,. George ; fe nrjkscn of Silverton baa received and Accent ed an invitation to speak at the fifth .biennial convention of the Lutheran Brotherhood of Ameri ca to be held at Minneapolis. Minn., on October 7th. 8th.. and 9th. Among the noted men who will speak at this time are the Honorable James J. Davis, secre tary of labor, Honaroble Theodore Christlanson. Coventor of Minne sota, J. A. O. Prcus, ex-governor of Minnesota, Honorable Henrik Shipstead, United States Senator (from Minnesota and Dr. H. G. Stub, president of the Lutheran Church of America. ! i The Rev. Mr. Henriksen will have for his subject, "The Luthe ran Boy Scout .Movement." This movement is comparatively new and originated in the Rev. Mr. Henriksen's charge at Silverton. He will explain the movement at the convention for it is expected that the Lutheran Brotherhood of ill sponsor It. There is a nation wide campaign for shopping by telephone. It is being fostered in some section by the grocery concerns.. The follow ing is a piece of publicity In sup port of this rampalgn: Claiming that in more than a score of years she bad never rar riei ja' buYiJle-' &t foot in a gro cery: s ion. xn. a clerk and "been caughf ia- U -crowd while market ing, Mrs,, George "Elliott, wife of a ftromlpeat;prtokljri, N. Y.Jmcr rbint saytnai she lias saved days in twenty-two years of house-' keeping. "I have telephoned every order" fon. Miss' Mildred Carson and! In speaking of the affair, the Merle Aaronson were amone those I Rev. Mr. Henriksen said. It Is a on Sunday registering at Cham-1 big thing. Our boys are import poeg park. i I ant. Thinking men. everywhere hit Mnrwupd their ronrictlon 10 Altena, A OUrnament lihat religious tralninr is an essen- Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Young I Hal element in the education! of will leave on Friday evening for l our youth. The Lutheran church Astoria where they will spend the I has awakened to the need of the week-end In attendance at the golf tournament. CrciiGiiuiisli lot Springs . Marion Connty, Oregta n EALTI I A VT PLE.1S URB ... RESORT. Open Under New Menace meat Hot Mineral water baths: .bet mineral mud baths and natural hot mineral vapor bath. Breitenbush Is famous for Its hot arsenic spring and unusual variation of other mineral con teat. These waters are excep tionally beneficial to rheuma 1 1 s m , neuritis, constipation, akin and blood diseases. . Wonderful scenery; fle.fUh Ine: trail bikiaff and xnoonUtn climbing;, gpod aecommoda tkMs; excellent tueAIs; reason able rate. - srra axj j9trtx Trry mar Taka trUa tnm ua Cuy. . Ttf IrUtr rarUealan, Vrtu . if. D. miUCKMAN " hreitentmAb Hot Springs ltctroit,' Oregon " MRS. SUSAN VARTY Announces the autumn opening of her dress making parlors. Anticipating fash ion's radical change In tha coming "mode and appreciating the Intricate style tendencies. Mrs. Varty Is pre pared to lend every assistance to women deserving the utmost in Indi vidual styling! Telephone Connection 211 OVER , r 1 ''it ,t t. i t 1 .1 it EVOLUTIOX FOUGHT BELLINGHAM. Sept. 1. The Rev. Louis. J. Butcher, pastor of a local Baptist church and secre tary of the state Bible and Sci ence league announced here to day that a fight against the teach ing of evolution in public schoolj of the' state Li to be made in the NEW TODAY OREGON will act in the capacity of private school elections this fall. Cfcl.; Albert Ding. Pittsburgh, Pa.; Frank Ding., Portland; Mr. and Herman Lowe, Portland; ( 5)'3rV " i Miss Emily Lowe, Portland; Mr. y Royal Neighbors Sewing society. Mrs. Charles. Pierce, 1007 South; Thirteenth street., hostess. iThnrsday Chapter ' G of the PEO sisterT hood. Mrs B. J. Miles, hostess. 1 o'clock luncheon. Saturday .Chemeketa chapter of the Daoghter of the American Revolu tion. 1 o'clock at Gray Belle. Salem Heights Community club cooked food Bale at Southern Pa cific office on Liberty street. Announcing The Showing-of Bdlbrigg hd Mrs. George Gary, Portland; Mrs. George H. Fong; Detroit, Mich. j Dr. Lowe is a dentist In Port- rill makn their home. State1 P. E. O. to Inspect ;jThe PEO sisterhood, a secret organization of women banded to gether for mutual helpfulness and Capt. and Mrs. Earl' Coulsen Flegel and little soiu Earl C, Jr., expect to eail : today from " San Francisco for their home in Hono- lulu. Captain and Mrs. Flegel left i pleasure, having for Its objective j Salem on Monday after an extend " education, welfare and , cultural . achievement, has a strong organi sation in Oregon and In Portland taere are 11" chapters, all of which will resume, their winter's work during the coming six weeks. most of them in September.; TheOregon state chapter, of which Miss Marthiae Gromsby of rortland Is president, will beitin , its work of Inspecting the sereral . chapters September 9, when the annual Inspection of the Forest Grove chapter will be made by the slate organizer. Miss Bess Mickey of Portland:, The-state, todv Is . also concerplng Itself at this time , with the.j convention of : the su preme chapter to be held in Min neapQjis sept 29 to October 2. Attending this convention from Oregon will be Mrs.. W. ,.J Slro- Rins of McMinnvllle,, , f lrstvice president of-. the stateT chanter: fid visit here with relatives and Headquarters. For .AU Kinds of Ink, Pens, Ink Removers Etc." Schaefer's Herbal Cbugh Cure Suits ' iJH tin ii- ill Commercial Book Store : 163 Sorth Commercial The ; best and most economical cough remedy made A trial bottle Vfll convince you CCHAEFER'G lDRUG STORE The Yellow Front The Penslar Store . 1C j North Commercial Street Phone 197 : Truly the , cclip.se : in wearing ap parcl for the : school, college and office miss are these new balbriggan suits, , with, slip, skirt and jacket or skirt .-jacket and belts. v..: . . ; - ... . , Colors are buff, blue, yood, brown, rose, grccri -with, two, tone collars and waist bandsJ ; ! . , We would , call .your attention to, our north vVindow. ' V isrV ,r-a?. .. 7T-rr- , . , . ; ...... 1W LWLLUia fh''U UU -l U t-j - ran I 'KTi " - 5px uvA 'v J iff m feWsrX IM. m iU-F - J& 0 -tV . I' . :. ii. . : . 1 1 - , ..... - , . . . ' I 'Comedy- INews -lucDcnald ' i . . - . a at Comedy - News McDonald Today Thursday , . Matinee 2..n.r: ' ' - Lvcninr oc-.r Mrs. Mary Logan of Tualatin, a
