The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, October 18, 1925, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Text; . 1 . THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM; OREGON I r SUNDAY MdRNING, OCTOBER 18, 1925 I (Continued from page 2)' Branch, Harold' Stapleton, Vir ginia Stapleton, Hall Stanleton, Dee Himes and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Martin. : Carrie Louise Dunning , - Social Calendar fonday Night Dancing . rink PBoto. Founder of the Dunning System of music study, who was a visitor recently In Salem. : Miss Albert Honored Miss Mary Jane Albert, whose marriage to Mr. Asel Eeff wUl be , an event of Wednesday of this v week was complimented with a six-cover luncheon yesterday -at which Mrs. Paul B, Wallace was the .hostess. An orchid color scheme predom inated on the luncheon table, .orchid- cosmos filling. a' silver bas ket and orchid tapers burning in silver holders. The ' place-cards t Kir A. mlntArnaio VtdAci ami! kvll maids in nastel colors, .Durlne the afternoon needlework was sn ored. The honor guest received a number of beautiful pieces, of pottery, both Rookwood and peasant from those : f or . whom covers were placed. . In the group were Miss Mary Jane-Albert, Mrs. Frederick Deck ebach, Mrs. 'Lewis D. Griffith, Miss Dorothy Patterson. Miss Mar garet Rodgers, and the hostess. -Mrs. Paul B. Wallace. f Hostess for Shower Mrs. James Heenan will be nos tess in her home at 362 Xorth ouiuuicr uncei, v uicuiuci au at a fancy work shower for the bazaar which will be given at St. Joseph's auditorium on November 22, '23 and 24. Miss Powell to Wed : .' ' - Invitations have been issued for I the wedding of Martha Elizabeth 1 Powell and Ensign Ralph E. Wil Mnr USN. which will take place In the Reed college chapel Satur day, October 24,- at S o'clock. Miss Powell is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Charles H. Powell and a graduate of Reed college in the class of 1925. Mr. Wilson is the T . .. n of Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Wilson Salem and a graduate of the nited States naval academy at Annapolis. The couple will live in .Long Beach, Cal Oregontan. Concert November A A concert which is . sure to arouse the interest of the music loving public will be given Wed nesday evening. ."November. 4, at ther First Presbyterian church un der : the auspices ' o'flhe ;5Coung Married People's club. - ; ROth Agnew, whose lovely voice has been heard over the radio from KG W at Portland, wilLsin.g two groups of song, and .possibly club. Derby hall. Formal dance. ! Mrs. C. A. Park's Bible class for young women. Public library. 7:30 o'clock. Salem Woman's club classes at club house on North Cottage St.' 2:00-2:45 o'clock. Oregon his tory. - Professor R. M. Gatke , In structor, i. 2:45-3:30 o'clock. - Literature. Mrs. J. C. Nelson In charge.' j 3:30-4:15 o'clock. . Current Events. Prof. S. B. Langhlin, In stractor.: . r ;' ' - Tuesday v'-' .'t ... Writers' section of the Salem Arts league. Mrs. Ora F. Mcln- tyre, 52T Center street, hostess. " Tilllcum ; "club 'dance.' "Derby hall. W. C. T. U. Halls, 2:30 o'clock .Wednesday Business and. Professional Wo men's clab. Chamber ml Com tnerce rooms. S . o'clock. Miss Adelia Prlchard, main speaker. A. A- U. W. dais In literature 968 Court street. '7:2ft o'clock. Prof. Horace WilUston, instruc tor.- , ' Tiiarsdajr PTof. N. B. Zane's V. of O. ex tension class in art under spon sorship of Salem Arts league, 7:30 to 9 o'clock. : Friday . Salem Woman's club (classes. Club house on North Cottage street: 2:00-2:45 o'clock. Psychology. Prof. C. L. Sherman, instructor. 2:43-3:30 o'clock, "Know Your Town" class. Mrs. E. E." Fisher in charge. " . . ' Saturday - Salem Woman's club breakfast. Mariop hotel. 11 o'clock. a concerted number with piano, organ and violin. ' The other artists who will par ticipate are all. professionals from Salem. - Miss Lucille Ross,' organ ist who spent the last two years in Chicago perfecting herself, and is now rated as one of the best organists in the state, will play some of her most effective num bers. Miss Dorothy Pearce, pianist. who has recently returned from the easjf after studying with the masters, will be heard in several numbers. Mary Talmadge Headrick, vio linist, whose -professional work is so well known in Salem, will give two groups. And last but not least. R. ,JX Barton, baritone, whose rich, mel low voice has charmed many, will sing a group of songs, i " The proceeds , of . this concert will "go towards the hew church building fund . House Guests for Wedding nr. ana airs. Charles G. Rob ertson dl Portland and Mr. and Mrs.' "E. -C. Apperson of '.McMInn.- Tllle axe house guests at the home of Dr, and Mrs: Charles H. Rob ertson, having come to Salem for the Griffith-Ford weddine at 8 o'clock last night, t Woman's Club Classes The second afternoon of classes at the Salem Woman's club is scheduled , for tomorrow after noon, Monday, October 19, in the club' house on North Cottage street " From 2 to 2:45 o'clock. Professor Robert M.i Gatke will conduct the class in Oregon His tory. From 2: 45 to 3:30 o'clock, Mrs. J." C- Nelson will lead the class in literature. . One of the most stimulating classes, that. In current events, will be In charge of Professor S. B. Laughlin. head of the sociological department at Willamette University. ' On Friday. ' October 23. this week :two additional classes will building. Professor C. L. Sher idan will teach psychology from 2 to 2:45 o'clock and from 2:45 to 3:30 o'clock Mrs. E. B. Fisher will instruct in a class which win take up the work of the "Know Your Town" series. This latter class has been arranged through the efforts of the civics commit tee of the Salem Women's club, of which Mrs. A. M. Chapman Is chairman. Her assistants are Mrs Winnifred Pettyjohn, Mrs. Ronald Glover, Mrs. L. O. Clement. Mrs. U. G. Boyer and Miss Ethel Fletch er. Zhth Wedding Anniversary The 35th' wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mills was celebrated in an unusually enjoy able ; manner on Friday, October 16, with a dinner party at the at tractive new home of Mr- and Mrs. Waldo O. Mills on North Twenty- first street. The occasion was not only the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J.-A. Mills but also the birthday of the honor guest as iwell.-:HaTry fQ. Mills of Los Angeles, a son, also celebrated his wedding anniversary on this day. One of the delightful Incidents of the evening was the (telephone greeting received from Harry "Q. Milte over the Jong' distance wire, each guest having the opportunity to speak a few words with the ab sent guest . Beautiful red roses were used in decorating the rooms while the feature on the table was the tiered anniversary cake. . Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mills receiv ed the first greetings of the day at 7 o'clock Friday morning when Mrs." D. H. Craven offered con gratulations in memory of the wooden wedding celebration 30 years ago which she remem bered. " Luncheon at Roberts' Home ) The beautiful home of Prof. and Mrs. T.. S. Roberts was the scene of a delightful luncheon Wednesday noon, honoring Mrs. Carrie Louise Dunning of New York, who is" sojourning in Port land for a short time before going on to Los Angeles. ' Motoring down from Portland with her were Mrs. Kate Dell Mar-den,- of ;the "' Marden-Dunning school, Mrs. Herbert Bartholomew, Mrs. L. H. Ockwlg and Miss Lulu Arrester. The ' only, additional guest, other than the host and hostess, was Miss Cornelia Marvin of the state library. The house Was tastily decorated throughout with autumn foliage and chrysanthemums. The same general effect with yellow (pre dominating in the candies . and flowers was carried out In the din ing room where a dainty, three course luncheon was served. After a pleasant and informal afternoon of; chatting and music the party motored back to Portland. Tea on Friday a Success The scholarship loan tea. spon sored by the Salem Woman's club proved to he both a financial suc cess and a delightful event socl ally when several hundred women called, on Friday at the club house from 2:30 to 5 o'clock- Mrs. T. S. Roberts arranged pleasing musical numbers lor the afternoon including vocal solos by Miss Gladys Mclntyre, with Miss I Jean Hobson accompaning. and! piano solos bjr Ernest Thompson.! The entire club nouse was beau tifully decorated with reat, Jmuh iets of autumn flowers and with a-neares or tinted leaves. A total of 65 was taken' In during the afternoon "with additional amounts in pledges. ' .'- ' House Party at Beach ' Miss Helen Moore Is entertain ing In I a delightful manner this siSfcr will kT -t both ur . ..Oar M(or. E4sr P- Sim, is HfHiK l -mt- Nnrport Mack. C. E. at 6:30 p. v. MU WFk ptvytr MMtac - Sray rrniaf - T ;XO, Strangers aaa. vji r )er4ialty - ia- vtwa m aivcoa say. ana all f taeM err- ST. VtlCEST DE PAtn. ICatkaUe) 4 Bt. Tbomn V. Kmbsb, pstor. UiMe a Btmisr-at e aa4 iO-o'eteck. Rerv 4a yand 8Bdy rvnuif t 7:30 durisg th mtMta f-October.-' tk dj Mass kt 8 o'clock. : Phono 1874.! riUT COHOnSSATlOVAXt addrvas. "Cster nd . Litwrtr . Paotnr. week-end with a house natty at vhoae Serrioei!'!! a. a ?:so -as Bible stBdy. 1 Harr Van f "The Other Wine lUa" FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Center and Liberty REV. CHARLES E. WARD Health Restored by Radium The wonderful curative power of Badi-i am baa been known for veara. jtiowever, tbe benefit of this prenooi keaitbcivina ut stance kae in the ' pant beea oatr within the means of versont of wealth. 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