THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
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! Upper left: Mm. Hoy JtioMon Ee.tt Vick) whose treddlos was
Mlr. HoUls VieX, Tncii ot konor, nd floier glxl, litUe Hiss Harriet Marie.
Upper rifcUL: Mis Margsry Gilbert, iaughfar of L. U. Oiltett. who
She will eniage tn edrtafonal research work. I
Ijower left: warren Ferr.s, the yv..itiest ton of Sr. and Mrs. Chdnter A
an event cf Aiignst 30, and ter a tendanta,
left on Labor Dzy for Oiford, Ohio, where
Downs.
Loer i.fit: Vgn. Jotteph Wilcos i (Itol Bailey), daughter of Mrs. Bella Small ood. whoso weddius took DUce
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Sunday afternsoa, Aaf.tt
S j LIGHT OF MY TENT
1 . GUY FITCH PHELP3
IJifht of mv Tont. where nrr von nmV?
. Where walk '.yoiir feet? Where breaks your lovely snjila ?
Where falb th beam along your spellful brow?
Ey Feeling's) gardens wheie you rest awhile
Light of My Tent? "
, Where streams the sun upon your golden hair?
; Where bends your glance, dark with a shadowy pain
. Where burn3 Vour heart? Say is it is it.where
The stringsiiof joy wake iiot wake not again
. Light of My Tent?'
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(lonejs thy y4 ice, like echo! faintly dying !
Lone is my tent, it's curtains gather, gloom !
. Where fall yoijir tears? and are yout sad lips sighing
. Where Menlory's roses wither as they bloom
AfM Griffith is Host ex
- Miss Margaret qjriffith, the oM
st , daughter, of rr. and Mrs. L.
F. Griffith, "has rfiWn October 17
as the date for her wedding to Mr.
BertnT. Ford, thri news having
been divulged at j the charming
bridge, luncheon tit yesterday, af
ternoon At which iliss Griffith en
tertained, in honor! of Mrs. Charles
O. Robertson (Mildred Apperson.
' News of the marriage is of large
Interest to a wide circle ot Salem
friends. Both thef bride-elect and
the groom-to-be ave of well known
local families. Miss Griffith is a
graduate of the'UiiversIty of Ore
gon while Mr. Ford la a graduate
of Stanford. ' ! ' ' -
Pink and lavender asters were
n!d in a lorely cplor scheme yes
terday afternoon where the guests
assembled.- In tie group were
M rs. Robertson, tjie honor guest,
Miss Katherine Slade, Miss Jose
phine Dross. Mirtflj Mary Jane Ali
bert, Mrs. Donald Young, Miss
toretta Ford. Mi$s Dorothy Pat
terson. iflss Jeanette Meredith
Mrs. Lewis Griffijth. i Miss Mari
Churchill. Miss Gretchen Brown of
VancouTer. Mrs. Prince ByrdJ
imss Maxine Burfn. Mrs. Frank
Aim of IongTiew; Mrs. Dan Fry j
Jr., Miss Ruth cjriffith. and the
hostess, Mlaa, Margaret Griffith.
Motor to California j
Mr. and Mrs. 4sahel Rush and
son. Asahel Jr.. Jeft last week for
Californla. Asahel Jr. will enter
-rchool at San Rafael. Mr. and
Mrs, Rush are topping In Sam
Francisco for a number of days.
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Mrs. Spaulding Home 1
, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Spaulding
returned home late last week from
their summer horte at Nye beach
where they hare bfen spending the
Tacation season. IIra. Roy Mills,
Jlrs. Lewis GrlTfitli and Mr. Wak
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at the. home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
Kilictt. Mrs. Elliott and Mrs.
Hunt were school day friends to
gether. During the period the vis
itors were here a number of In
tereKtinp; trips.' were, taken to the
beaches. . 1
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Receive Thanks j
Prof. T. S. Roberts Is in receipt
"f an appreciative letter from Dr,
Richard X. Avison. pastor of the
First Methodist church In Forest
Grove, thanking professor Roberts
and his talented Sajem assistants.
M.ss Ira Claire Love and R. r
Barton for the successful musicale
which they provided the congre
gation the first week in Septem-
Mrs. George to Leave
Jtrs. v. B. George is leaving to
day for her home In Los Angeles
after a three weeks' Tacation with
her parents. Mr. and Mra. R, E.
Downing.
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Wedding DateChosen
Miss Mary Jane Albert, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs.' Joseph IL Al
bert, has chosen Wednesday. Octo
ber 21, as the date for her mar
riage to Mr. Asel Eoff. The cere
mony will take place atJthe Albert
home oa North Winter street.
Jftsa Richards is Home
Miss Frances M. Richards, dean
of women at Willamette univers
ity, 'returned home on Wednesday
of last week after a summer's ab
sence In the east. Miss Richards
attended a special course offered
for deans of women at Columbia
university daring her first sit
weeks la New York city. Later
she visited friends at Madrone in
the Adirondacks and at Cambridge
and in Chicago and Michigan. An
interesting part of the return trip
was the journey down the, St.
Lawrence river.
WCTU to Meet
The WCTU wiU meet at 2:30
o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the
halls for the election of officers.
A large attendance Is desired on
account of this business. Each
is asked to bring her Flower Mis
sion report.
Mrs. Steeves on Visit
Mrs.. B. L. Steeves left on Fri
day of last week for Vancouver,
Wash., where she is the house
L guest of her daughter, Mrs. Paul
Morse. Before returning home
the latter part of the- month she
will go to The Dalles to be the
guest of Dr. Grace Young.
Woman's Club Meets
An exceptionally large number
of Salem club women were pres
ent yesterday afternoon for the
opening Woman's club meeting of
the new season, which followed
the board meeting scheduled for
2 o'clock. Mrs. William Fordyce
Fargo, the new president, presided
throughout the afternoon. The
time was filled with committee re
ports on divers subject. Of par
ticular colbr and interest were the
various reports which were given
relative to the Marshfield conven
tion. Those reporting were Mrs.
W. E. Anderson. Mrs. W. E. Kirk.
Mrs. John H. Albert, Mrs. Harry
J. Wiedmer and Mrs. C. K. Spaul-
Iding.
An Interesting project was plan
ned which will take the form of a
'salvage shop." something like a
rummage sale, pometmng like a i
bazaar. The shop will probably
open soon after the fair. Plans
were also made for some land
scaping around the club house.
This will be in charge of the house
committee. Of particular interest
SOCIAL CALENDAR I
Rebekah lodge. Anniversary
meeting, lodge halls.
".'P ". -. ' Tuesday ..
WCTU halls. Election of off!-.
cers. 2:30 o'clock.
Eastern Star dinner, hcnorln.7
members of the Masonic Temple
Building association committee, 6
o'clock.
Wednesday
General meeting of the Salem
Arts league, Salem public library.
:4a o clock. Prof. N. B. Zane,
speaker. Public Invited.
Saturday "
AAUW. Luncheon meeting at
Marion hotel.
In the committee reports were
those by Mrs. LaMoine R. Clark
and Mrs. E. E. Fisher.
The members received copies of
the new year book at this meet
ing. j
Churchills to Go East
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Churchill
plan to leave on Tuesday for an
extended visit east. Mr. Churchill
ill visit at a number of educa
tional points during his absence,
particularly in the middle west.
Mrs. Stetcart Returns
Mrs. Josephine L. Stewart . re
lumed to Salem Wednesday eve
ning arter a delightful month's
visit, in California.
Spend Day in Salem j
Miss Orletta Kraus. Miss Mary
McCormick and Miss Georala
Kraus of Portland were the guests
of Salem friends yesterday. j
Miss Fisher Home j
Miss Margaret Fisher returned
during the past week from an In
teresting summer in California.
The larger part of her time was
spent in Los Angeles and Holly
wood where she was entertained
with a number of delightful af
fairs. . ; s
Pictures at Church j
Rev. Charles W. Ward, pastor
of the First Congregational church
is planning an interesting series
of moving pictures, for this win
ter at the evening services. To
night Rev. Mr. Ward will show
some unusually beautiful moun
tain pictures which he has secured
to Illustrate the text of his eve
ning's message. The congrega
tion will! have the pleasure of
meeting this morning In the re
decorated auditorium. The floor
Is completely covered witb a taupe
velvet rug. while the walls have
been done In a rose softened gray
with all woodwork In ivory. The
pews have been re-varnished and
all the pulpit furniture gone over.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Slater
are spending the week-end in Port
land. - j j
Mrs. F. p. Talklngton and Miss
Cora Talklngton have as their
home guest Albert Talklngton of
CrangevUle, Idaho. I
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jPCDDINOS. JELLO
AIX WHITE HELP EMPLOYED
Plans for Art Exhibit
With new headquarters located
In the south wing of the new pa
vllian, the art department of the
state fair this year promises splen
did things for visitors! interested
In this divUlon. Mrs. It. G. Smith
of Gresham will be superintendent
and she will be assisted by Mrs.
A. L. Brown of Salem, an assist
ant In the department last year.
Outstanding amonr the exhibits
will be the display composed of
the prize winning DhotograDhs at
the recent exhibition of the pacific
International Photographers' as
sociation In San Francisco. Prac
tically all the leading; artists of
the northwest will be represented.
and the exhibit will, in accordance.
be of varied nature. ! I
A feature will be an exhibit of
water colors direct from France.
bv Galliot. Another I distinctive
display will be the pictures by
Clyde Ludwlck Harcourts, whose
work has attracted so much at
tention in New York.! This artist
will have a splendid collection ot
posters and futuristic! work. In
cluding the notable "The Story of
Art Teld In Circles." ; 1
Mrs. A. O. Cartoxlan of. Port
land in lending her private collec
tion of antiques and cloisonne
the finest In the northwest to the
fair. She has a flee group of for
eign art works also which she is
sending o Salem-
There will be much that Is mod
ern In the way of the newer arts
and crafts. Mrs. W.1L Thomaa
of Meter tc Frank's. Portland, will
display some beautiful work In
crystalline parchment: and gesso.
There Is also a possibility that
loan art exhibit of original paint
ings, now in the westj may be se
cured for the art department.
Home from Trip
Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Franklin re
turned home Thursday of last
week from a two weeks' trip Into
California. The first week was
spent in Berkeley. While In Cali
fornia Dr. and Mrs. Franklin had
the distinction of being guests or
the California Writers' club, Mrs.
ELM A WELLER
COS X. librrty W.
Pianist and Accredited TrsvctMT
Ihisalng Improved Masic Study for IVjriiiiM-ra for
Foundation. Flfleeu years' Kxprrk-Bcey
Weigbt relaxation for advanced students, a specialty. -Correct
mu-uiar adjustment, not number of hours practice determines
amount and kind ot technique oae can acquire.
PHOXE 1351
(Con tinned oa pifa S)
Fashion's
Latest ; -
Manifestations
in Millinery
are always on view
here at The Smart
Shop.
If the need de
veloped suddenly for
a new hat a party,
wedding", week-end
trirj rest assured
you will find exact
ly the model you are
looking for here.
f and it will be the
very latest of it's
kind.
115 N. Liberty '
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Our Classified Advertisements Bring: Results
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Court Street
at Liberty
MILLER.
Salem's Leading Department Store
The Boys
Store
ter L. Spaulding are also home
from the coast.
MrsGray in Portland
Mrs. Charles A, Gray Is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. William C.
nuiKuion ai me lvnignton piome
on Kingston avenue in Portland. .
Day in Portland
Mrs John J. Robert wah the
guest of her daughter, Miss jMild
red Roberts, yesterday in Port-
iana. .Mtss JCoberts entered vt
ueiens nan early last week; as a
freshmad. . 1 .
Guests jot Elliott Home
. Mr. and Mrs. T. EL. Hunt of Chi
cago visited during the past
week
Pumnk
in
Pie
That all Salem is talking about.
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Huckleberry Pie "Oh Boy"
Chicken Tamales Large ones
too Chille Con Carnl The
Best Oysters .Vow in season.
We almost forgot to tell that
yon always receive instant serv
ice .
The Spa
LUCILljl ROSS, Mus. Bae., A. A. G. O.
Teacher of Piano and Pipe Organ
, Graduate American Conservatory, Chicago.
Member Faculty Willamette University
' - ' School of Music.
XJmTed anmber f vnplla r(tattd w
Higk School cradiu giroa
498 North Liberty Street
Telephone 1187-W
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BEATRICE SHELTON
Teacher of Piano j
High School Music Accedited '
Will resume
Derby Building Studio;.
her classes September
Residence Studio, 345 Marion St.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesdays. Thursdays,
. Fridays. Saturdays.
Ilione
Plione 1209
T. S. Roberts Piano Studios ;
; Piano and Pipe Organ
School Credits Given
Dunning System of improved music study
for beginners,'
Under Direction of Mrs. T. S. Roberts
505 N. Summer St. Telephone 1883-W
MINNETTA, MAGERS
' I Teaclier of Singing
Has Resumed Her Classes in Salem, 2nd Floor Derby
) Bldg Phone 365
Miss Magers willteach in Salem Friday and Satur
day Qf each week, and in Portland, Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday. . Audition of Voices free.
ELIZABETH LEVY
Teacher of Violin
Beginners, attention! A new course embodying principles of
cesar Thomson, internationally famous violin master
. My recent study In New York and Europe enables me to offer
to the music student a course unexcelled in thoroughness and.
modern teaching methods.
Orchestra Training. Harmony. Ear Testing and Tone Thinking.
- INQUIRIES INVITED ENROLL NOW
' HlSh 8hool Credits Given
Stndlo Ua Coart Street oijj
LENA BELLE TARTAR
' VOCAL SOLOISTTEACHER
Director Yeatman Griffith Principles of Vocal Technique
SpecialUt With Beginners
Studio Class Instruction (limited to six)
High School Credits Given
Pupils enrolled September IT-IS. Thursday and Friday !
Stndlo 1B4 X. Liberty St, - Resldcsioe S27 K. High St.
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Special
This back to school special should
appeal to every boy Think of buy
ing a four piece all wool tweed suit
at this price, j Two pair of golf
style knickers,1 vest and coat! in
handsome patterna, greens, tans,
browns and mixtures, sizes 6 to 12.
.95
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A Sale of Pure Wool Balbriggan
Suits for i Little Boys
These Jersey Suits would sell regularly
at $7.00 to $8.00; a price concession is
the secret. The styles are illustrated
below. All the new fall colors in Oliver
Twist and Middy styles, sizes 3 to 8
years. See them tomorrow I
r tne secret. The styles are illustrated W
VI' below. All the new fall colors in niivpr 1
rr& years, aee mem tomorrow! n . f
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