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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 11, 1925)
, -wir-v r "'- t-"1 THEl OREGON-ST ATESS1AN. SALEM. OREGON THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 10, 1925 -3 r 'V, f V" 'i - ft 12 Committees to Meet i ! Four committees -of tbe. Salem Woman' club will hold meetings tomorrow at the club bouse pro ceding the regular program, of the 'club, the first of the new season. " The education committee, of 'which Mrs.; Ceorge H. Alden ;ls chairman, will meet at two o'clock in the east section of the club room at the same hour the board is In session in the 'board room. The personnel 'of .Mrs. Alden's comlttee includes: Mrs. Russell Catlin, Mrs. Richard Cartwright, Mrs. Lewis D. Griffith, Mrs. Har wood Hall, and ' Mrs. Curtis CrOSS. -" ' : ' " At the same hour, the press committee will meet In the club house dining room. In the group will be: Mrs. WV C. Dibble, chairman, Mrs. R. J. Hendricks, rs. Wi D. Smith, -Mrs. Mary ockey. - At 2:15 o'clock the visiting committee, at the call of Mrs. Day id , Wright, will meet in the west seqtion ot tne ciub room. Mrs, Wright's committee includes: Mrs. Karl Becke, Mrs. J. C. Perry, Mrs, H. R. Worth, Mrs. G. E. Schune man, and Mrs. Paul H. Hauser, i On Wednesday afternoon I the calendar committee, of which Mrs. W. E. Kirk is chairman, met in the "YWCA rooms to select suit Able slides offered by the exten sion department for use at the winter's programs: J . 1 ,-, ; The music committee, of which Mrss T. ; S. Roberto is chairman, will meet, not before, but. immedi ately offcer the program in! the hoard room. On this committee are: Mrsw Roberts, Mrs. Phil Newmyer, Mrs. Harry Harms, Mrs. Merle Rosecrans, . Miss Dorothy Poarce. Mrs. H. T. Love, and Mrs J: W. Nash. Gvest From Florida , Mrs. Lawrence" Erlckson, a niece of Dean and. Mrs. F. M. Erlckson, was jtheir guest, over, Monday; of thi.l tweak. Mm Rrlrta home Is in St. Petersburg, Florida is on the coast for a visit with her mother in Portland. Ladies of the G. A. R. ' The regular business meetine of the Ladies of the G. A. R. . will be held Saturday, September 12 at 2:30 o'clock in the Armory. Return From Trip ;- Miss Margaret Livealev i and Miss Marian Zinser, accompanied by Mrs. J. C. Zinser, havte re turned from a ten day motor! trip into eastern Washington. They maae stops in Yakima, Waltsburg, and Spokane, returning by way of bnoquaimie Pass near Seattle.! if - '. . . '. . Guests From Hood River Mr. and Mrs. Warren Keck! and son. Kenneth, of Hood River wre In town Tuesday making arrange ments for the entering of young Keck at Willamette university wnere he will register as a fresh man. The Kecks are owners 'of t large apple orchard in Hood River. They j are friends of Pro fesor and Mrs. W. E. Kirk,! the two families having known each ther in Nebraska. "Mr. Keck! was a one time pupil of Professor Kirk. i Ten Cover Luncheon . : Mrs. Lina Delkhoyde of Colo rado Springs, the house-guest of Mrs. Edwin I. Baker, was the honor guest at a ten cover bridge luncheon on Wednesday at which Mrs. Milton L. Meyers was the hostess. land Motors to Port Mr. T. C. Smith, Jr., motored to Portland yesterday to be .a guest at the te honoring Mrs. Edwin Turner at liam Turner was pleasure of her which Mrs. Wil hostess or the daughter-in-law. Mrs. -Smith and the honor guest are cousins. Return From Uearhart - Mr. and Mrs. A. ti. Mores are home from a three weeks" vaca tion at Gearhart. With them at the coast was their daughter, Mrs Kooert Kinney or Astoria Sirs. R. C. Hunter spent Tues day and Wednesday in Portland. I 'SOCIAL CALENDAR I TODAY First Congregational - church Missionary meeting. Mrs. Li H. McMahan, 91 N.j Front street, hostess. 2:30 o'clock. j. ? First Presbyterian church Mis sionary meeting, j Church parlore. :30 o'clock. j S Willing Workers' class of the First Christian chiirch, Mrs. A. B Selee, 255 Center, street, hostess. 2:30 o'clock. i ' I Woman's Alliance. Unitarian church. 2:30 o'clock. i Little Light Bearers of the First Methodist church. . Party at chtirch. 3 o'clock - ! Woman's Society o the First Baptist church. Mrs. W. F. Fos ter, 1045 N. 2:30 o clock. Home From R. C. Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Buck ner and daughter. Miss tiucKner, are home irom a weeks motor trip in Washington and British Columbia, .with at 8eattle, Vancouver, and toria; Ruth twe; stops. Vic- 5th street, hostess. Saturday Salem . Woman's club. Club house; 2 o'clock. i Cooked Food Sale, Salem War Mothers. S. P. Ticket office. 10:30 o'clock. Ladies Of the G 2:30 o'clock. R. Armory. LAST TIMES TODAY OREGON Is i ( i i r i r i i ( ' n 1 1 FIRST SHOWING IN OREGON I II. . AT THE I II STARTS TOMORROW II (Saturday) : senitaflibinL d: Mode .erselllliini l ..... 0 Today and Tomorrow I I) ) !Uf: v hi mm? my ; V. 7 Up ' I R i ll IV: m Our Guarantee of Satis faction goes with every purchase! o COAT A SALE OF ! i s i ' "AND DRES Regularly Selling at $35.00 Now $19.50 1 I ' j ! ' ! Here are the acknowledged successes of the Fall season and we, as usual, are the first to present them. They reflect the newest style tendencies, such as flared full ness, inverted pleats and newest collar and sleeve treatments. j j This special purchase'and price concession comes to Miller's as a reward for their resourceful buying connections in the large style centers. Visit, the department today and see for yourself the splendid values offered. 1 CHOICE $19.50 ,; GOATS Every Interpretation of the Flare of these New Models' m. . . ! . This group of Coats consists of the ver newest rersions of the Iflafre and'straight line models in such lorely fabrics as Orduna, BoliTia, Elfina and Suede like weaves. The new tones of dove brown, canna, moroccan. cranberry and black. Either fur or self trimmed. Regularly 35,00 DRESSES Here Are the Dresses That Are Smart for Fall! , Dresses for every occasion In this group. Rep licas, all 'of them of the great Paris succees, just the frocks you would buy if you were thcTe today. Shimmering satins, crepe and' satin backs, flat crepes and charmeens in luxuriously rich effects. The new Jay blue and the pencil blue are here as well as all the new tones ot cocoa. Others in green, navy and black. I i : I Regularly $35.00 8 CHOICE $19.50 if m A:- WW . m mm j& n K 'Km mm I. Telephone Connection l 'IJ Court Strtet at Libert j o II V V n ' J 1 1 ) r r !