-.4
the oron'stat tssbsnmr; 02ego& :
. x.v--. ...
18 -' , 1 . " j r :
. -i - -A - .-. . ! -t- - ' -
7 TO) TIT Tirinra ' T TriT' (CTiT . .
r i.
I .1111
(ill
J
yl. A. U. W. to Meet i
' Interest In university women
clrrCcsi is centered around ,the
f !rat luncheon meeting of the: new
yeaf today at the Marion hotel.
Tho hour appointed for the lunch
con ;isjl2:30 o'clock. .; "
The, major attraction of the
meeting - will be the informal talk
which Mrs. L. O. Element will give
relating to, hef rlaferesting; travels
abrbad. tr.' and Mrs. L O- Clem-
1 ent were in Europe for a period of
three months 'this spring two
. months of which were Ttpent in
VitftMia-'Aw .ifpcially Interesting
; jaunt was made into Holland.- In
afldilicntorsu .Clement's travel
tali,; a large number, of business
) mnters -will be .dealt with, j Mrs.
Ityr Jleln will report on the meet
ing of the state organization of
j thf American Association 'of Unl
' Terslty Women meeting in Cbrval
"lis? Mrs. Klain has the office of
r state Secretary.
': U t '
s Afyhu Chi Omega Tea
I i tMetnbers of the Chi chapter of
i th$ Alpha Chi. Omega alumnae as-
eriatjon will be hostesses from 4
ttx,'t clock thia afternoon at the
: t
By, AUDRED BUNCH
. Phone, 108 -
Harbert; violinist, Leonard Chad
lck; saxophone,, Clare Conner
and trap drums, Charles' ChitseH
The first rehearsals began
week. This evening in tfcehalls
the orchestra, will meet for the
first social meeting of the tattAi:
Later two additional instrutn hrs
will be added, the cornet Ttnd slide
trombone; . w ,':. I ;
'. i "" "":. ; . X .
Cookid Food Sate tl's '
': Ladies of the Central Comrre
gational church will hold.aooJked
rooa sale today la the Southern
Pacific ticket office on North Lib
erty street,' beginning at"
o'clock this. morning; '
Birthday Surprise
A surprise bTrthday shower
party was held Sunday, September
13, at the' home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Cree. i,n honor of Mrs.
Cree'g birthday.;" Mr. and Mrs.
Cree had gone ty Scio to vlsitjrel-
. . . 1 1 ... .
auves, .ana unaing no odp nqme,
returned to their home near Gates i
where they found all the relatives
assembled. Everyone Reports a
fine time. An elaborate dinner
was served. Mra. Cree .receivfl a
and j
Ill 8 " i V I 1 . .. .1 ' r . I E
i Mi a h 1 ii i i i 1 II , II ii ii ii i II ii ii . n i i
' , " . .. ' ' ' ' . i - Pi :. ' t."- v, . - I !
hompvof Miss Amelia Babcock, for
: tl pleasure of girls entering the
i Orrgon Agricultural college this
ta t. rThe tea will bo at the home
iof Mifs Babcock, 631 South Conr
', w cfUl street. !
j "f I ' - '
s Ii:tirrh From Trip
1 illy, rearai off Weneav
jfrem a three weeksl frip "in'Hhi"
'; e (it. Mrs. Phillips and son vis-
itl ii Chicago while Mr. Phillips
fwenton to Detroit.
ter visits
o varying length were made in
jjnnia, Avoca, jowa, ana m .men
llb'vimaqe Sale ' i i
.The ladles of St. Joseph's par
ish will sponsor a rummage, sale
-tQla in St. Joseph's auditorium.
Mrs. .Eugene Eckeflln.- Sr., 1 Mrs.
Jmcs" Iieenan and Mrs. C J
llcaTyillTTavehlfgcv '
Attend-Iimm(UUp !
Jmong Salem folks 'in" attend
ancn at the annual Pendleton
roundup aro Mr. and "Mrs. :C. N.
; XQedham, who left Wednesdiiy for
v'a week's absence In eastern Ore-
Spends Days in Porlldqd, '
Mr?.' A. L. Brown, who will be
assistant superintendent this year
in the art department at the state
fair returried yesterday" ffOm"art
absence of several ays i (Port
land. Mrs. Bro-n road,the trip
In the interest of the department,
, Return: to Art cffrf-
, Andrew Vincent, who has spefft
ii the summer here, left yesterday
for' Chicago! where he will resume
i , his', studies t the Chicago Art
I ' Institute. He Is makins the re-
turn trip via Los Angeles where
1 ho will spend a Tew days, j v
Week-End in Portland
Mlsj Lorena Geer, daughter of
Mrand Mrs. t. S. Geer, is spend
ing the week-end. in Portland as
thd house guest of Mrs. Mark
Beach. " The first ot.'next ! week
, Miss Geer will leave for-Corval-
'-. lis where she will enter the-Ore
i fon Agricultural college.
number of nresents rhanV cor&ine
by mail f rom rattves nabli Ao
be present at. the reunion.
Attend Convention
- Pr. arMli Mrjfi . Henry JVlorJf ,
N'ate Elliott and Ed Schdnket're-i
turned late Thursday, evening
wjkeitf attemiftce(a fheK&lnfs.
csnviejjuon iqi saion juncj Sat
urday. On Thursday the Salem
party was in attendance at the unf-
veilins of the .Harding .memoxiat
in- Vancouver, B. C. The entire
convention, one of the mostlsuc
cessf.nl ever held in the United
States or I Canada, was f atteided
by over 1300 delegates.". Many
notable personages from all liarts
of the country were In attendance,
including two-"past presidents! and
the present president of Klwfrnl.
Among others,"theT)Yother ot the
late President Harding witnessed
the ceremonies which dedicated
the statue. v ". '
To AtUnd Press Meeting
4-'" Mrs. R. J. Hendricks wiUjoffici-
ally represent the Salem Voraan
club at the institute which it'hei
Ing held today in PoftSiridi)i tbe l
press anid publfclty crepafmerjl of
the Oregon; Federation" of, Worhv
Returns to Seattle
Miss Helen Jordan of ; Seattle,
who has been "the r-guest of Mrs.
1J nry Meyerst"tif Sslem.-f'r si pl'ioft
vi It, will return Iq, h;er,i?Oj;oe;t
d. ' She guest ywted tv
at .the "luncls ii
Catherine AVl
fat'Miss MaucU eighbor a.hd.-flss
Marlon Chaqueudv-r-Oregontau
en's cluli3. M. Hendticks tisla.
member of thepresg committee, of
the local club.vitlr jaer co-iem-bors
Mrs. Vi C. Dibble. ctiHrtnarT
Mrs.; Mary Tockey and Mrs. W. J
Smith. Vi'
The meeting - wiU viopeVk'
o'rlock this morning al he iCeh-J
tral. library with an; Acklressork
"The ' Country Newspaper j and
Woman's Clubs," by Earl V.
Brownlee of Forest Grove. The
remaining addresses of the riiorn-
ing will be: by O.C. Leiter, lmanT
aging" editor of the Portland (Tele
gram, f on . j "The City Newspaper
and "Women's Clubs," . and by
Ralph Casey of Eugene en "What
Is Publicity and How to Get It "
In the afternoon M&rshalljDana
of the -Oregon Journal and Mrs.
the state Federation of Women's
Clubs, - will give speechep. A
roundrtable discussion will follow.
The .keynote throughout wjll j be
the consideration of problehia in
press and publicity matters.r -
Tietvr From Seattle
;..' E, Hanson and dnugh-
t?". en I3fale. and son CI' i'fliu
ut.;Whi$K l.:;3 'NwifioUliSme Wednesdrf. Vfeve-I
' a rd ; was . bo? t i sin g f f fc ra", month's visif . in I Se-1
attle w-jciS rrs, Hanson's parents,
Mr. andirrs. P.- J. Odegard and
her siste.-' Mrs. C. H- Dlsbrow.
Mr, Hanson's mother J Mrsrjfj H.
Hanson of Poison, Mont., caiue to
Salem Wednesday, with her daughter-in-law,
for a fkit here. H ;
, birthday Remembered
, The blrthda'f , anniversary of
Mrs. F. W. Lanner, was delight
fully observed with a dinner party
with the following motoring up
fwn Albany for the, event; Mrs.
JV W. Newman, Mr. and Mrs. Bark.
ky Newman and Miss Edith' Ban
, lc; Mrs. Launer also received a
telegrsm of greeting from Prdf
Franklin B. Launer. her son, on
Ve anniversary day September
15.
Orchestra Organizes -
A newly organized orchestra of
IU Ypomaa lodge includes f in Its
I'tTsonnel: i Pianist, Miss Gladys
SOCIAL CAUEND All I
p TODAY i i
.AATJW, Luncheon; meeting at
Marion hotel. ! .
Cooked food sale. Ladie jot the
Central. Congregational chHrfch.: S.
P ticket office, 10 o'clock: j ,"
Kummage sale. St.'i Joseph's
auditorium f
Alpha" Chi Omega tea.
Amelia Babcock, G31.gunth
Miss
Com
mercial street, hostessi 4-3 0,'clock
vIdeville
FEATURE PICTURE . . '
"MILLIONS IN, IT"
. f A bipr special Thrill-o-drama !
m
V I . ,. .-, X -. ... ... ..... j- '
Comedy Scenic
i TODAY : ?
"Your, story in pictures leaves nothing untold. 99
And how true it is.
For
after
pages,in
describing
soa cMse.tmpicMrjHa it as
; .' .r ..-- .,te :t .;, - .. ; , .. j . .
aZ, ow caw write
- v-. i. . ' " - i , ' . . " v. '
am article lana not come nearlu
one
!
llustrdt
ion would.
- Vi
Frogressive business men are coming to realize
this. If you want pr 66 f, turii to yourl last week's
the pictures,
See how the illustrations,
most of the storu in everu ad.
Compare this With xin issue of ten ye
tell
and
note the di ffe rehce ;
i-j
i
- f
vVhav is true or national advertisina is pnunlhi
. : .' 5 ., " - . j : 7 w.wwjj .
true of Sdlenufyis portfolios, booklets; folders, and
evert direct mail letters. Every article that's sold,
must be shonan pichires. i
We.:dr.e
;
'nrena.reri.w
, i . . jl : -r- rr w w
make
advertising
me f dial
pictu
res
illustra
as it is
cjalled. xi$us phpne 95&and we will go
any $iiM$. You will receive the usual Rennell-Ellis
service and guarantee,' and the work will cost you
no more than the ordinary kind '
o
.Ml 1
!
iSEHNJEL
-TP? If 1
EE lb
lb:
4 '
P.OMTRalT "STUDIO
...... " " I ' ' ' - ; . ' ' ' 1
... v";
BLIGH THEATRE
!