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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SAffiM, OREGON r?
7" -.TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, 1925
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Social
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By' AUDRED BUNCH ?hone 10G
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1 AUTUMN
In all the precibus years when love's warm glow
Flooded our hearts, and filled the days with light,
How of the future could we ever know; v v -: ; ,
Or dream of separation's bitter blight? " '
. How could wa know, when underneath the stars i
. Of jeweled, heaven, in the yearsito.be, (,
That onejof us, alone, should meet the'-xilt':f''';'
When stars and moon would be too dim to see? "
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In the rare autumn's gold We reveled f ree, :,, ..- fi j
Trampling with joy the crackling leaves of brown.
Our eager feet sought out new mystery,
Always! as One: we watched the leaves' cbm down:
Now through'the woodland paths we both have known,
AVraith-like, I walk these winding paths alone.
' ;" ' ' ."; v i-; BLANCrl JONES 1.
(From Sunday' Oregonlan.) . .
cil meetingvof att. members ot the
state board, has taien called by
Mlas Hacker afseren thirty, Wed
nesday evening in the club rooms
of the Salem Chamber, of Com
merce, prior to the meeting.
Motor Trip to Bend
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Clifford
motored to Bend brer the week
end by the way of McKenzIe Pads.
Mrs. d&ford reports that the
rocky hills along the highways
arev'tuH of, hjjyaueta," that being
th; pictutesq'ne impression . the
chTsters'and clumps of huckle
tenr; TtaeK maple and dogwood
loMSk gy the passerby durr
ingeTitdmVBea8on. . ; ;
"500" Cluk Meets !
The Happy Dozen 500 club met
last Saturday evening at the home
of Mrr and ilrs. E. J. Diez. Mem
bers present were Mr. and Mrs.
A. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs.: H. Bo
le, Mr. and. Mrs. C. Bryant and
Mr. and jirsi' Harry' Young; Guests
of the club were Misg Ann .Mc
Jotyre and Miss Rath Kitchen,
liigh scores were won by Mrs. C.
Bryant and Mrs. Harry Itolee and
the booby pripe 'by Mr. Bolee and
Mr. Johdsonf Z .1
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fyiss prichardf to Speak
V.Misi Julia Webster, presi
dent of the Salem Business and
Jro'eBsIonal Women's club "will
f -.r. f rrT. I lVrand,Mrs,A. E. Zimmeri
r the Mlzpah Sunday
) I Prichard . past national president "u" . 7 .u J .
r rwlll give " talk-on "Wnat our iz,'" . J ' " ,
. i!.-rHrt .m.nAm vr m tW lAt rland Park, on the Pacific high-
V , Th.iinM.'-'nrm.s " tadine I? north, Friday , eTening, Oc-
i mmhra f th-.H.k mn' r. tobr 1Q "e absence of the
ganizaHons hate been invited to ? mtee those who re-
be presenf as wlKas ell members ?T 7
u nIB.HOMMrt v?f RnB-lFaUon. Mrs, Dewey, Mrs. Putnum
.(.i.. . v. ' .Vi i,.?.iti- we readings, interspersed with
meeting Is r anticlpated.' f .Avi r " Blier
Miss- Grace Toermer. direc- ,ntQ Uh thft Ia(1inil nR tha wlnQ.
ti Twi nIn a" afoand social
the Banl of. I-n1 s enjoyed which the Jason
"..vr:rr;rrr"w.i:; .o .wen how to
f li a?" Snr V Ji.- over- .DeligWf ul refreshments
o attend jH.an departed ex-
trip, while in Portland being, the! i 5 gBiA-
vu-. vi I TllOfin vnrespnt worn Mr
A special invitation was ex- Mr apl fl0 rt
4.n1. w Vflo. Ta,,Iu Af TTo. Vor 1 .1 . . uUl,
n...M.n of. fa f.Mnn 1 " "uuull
' 77 7 Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Roberts, Mr.
-ila. il!2fL2S ? Flifet, Mr, and Mrs,
u.r:r':.r7 . Mr- Mrs.jPaul toenben
. . ... . . I "V, .... m VlVUtU, ,
JWgs roup wm u.e MlHU .. M RfthPrta Mr r.fl
meeting. Miss Agnes Thomas, I - v . a
1006 Northwest Bank JBldg JoVd;, Mr and Mrs! Blake
rangements, and it is rgeyil man, Mr. and Mrs! Raymond, Mr.
.Zl. "7 " and. Mrs. Sol Drake and son. Mrs,
r , I . , , Will Miller. Mrs. Kagen. Mrs
JU of fifteen go, to secure . aut pus. Mrs. Acheson. Mrs. Putnum; Mrs.
rft Sflft'Jf ilyaS-X! McCoy, Mrs; Dewey. Mrs. Smith.
afternoon, returning the same . . 1,M-W,(ir, tVa
evening, me rounu i host and hostess.
Many of the state officers wiu Catholic D aughters Social
Tuesday evening,' October 20,
Mrs. K. A. " Thompson will be
chairman -oV a committee which
wjli have charge of . "the social
a veteran of the; old dancing
school.
This Halloween party willne
for the pleasure of both young and
old of St. Joseph's parish and
their friends.
Bridge Club Entertained
. One of Salem's most delightful
bridge clubs' ,wa entertained on
Friday of, last .week when Mrs.
Allan, Carson, was hostess for the
members of her. card -oup, meeting-
at her borne, :t Special guests
for. the afternoon were Mn. W.
Carlton Smith, Mrs. Dan J. Fry,
Jr., Mrs, IlarrivHawklns and Miss
Margaret Rodger. ' At the next
meeting; of-, the clnh' on October
30. Mrs. Paul Hendricks will en
tertain.' X-.iT"
In the group on Friday, with
the afternoon's .high score going
to Mrs. John H. Carson, were:
Mrs, Paul Hendricks, Mrs. John H.
Carbon, Mrs. Hollis Huntington,
Mrs. Donald Young. Mrs. Clifton
Jrwin, Mrs. Orris F. Fry, Mrs.
Clifford. Farmer. Mrs. Homer
Egai,and the hostess Mrs. Allan
Carson. - ;
To Entertain Classes
The two adult Bible classes of
the. First Evangelical church will
be entertained this evening at
7:30 o'clock at the George X.
Thompson home.
O. M. S. Luncheon
An enthusiastic group of form
er Oregon Normal school stndents
met.at a, luncheon Saturday noon
in tne .parlors of the First Pres
byterian church. '
The president of the Marion
couty division of the Better Ore
gon Normal school club, Mr. F. A.
G&llegly of Jefferson called upon
Superintendent Hug of Salem.
Asst State Supt. William Smith,
professor W..G. Beattie of Oregon
Normal school. Dean J. B. V. But
ler,;. Oregon - Normal school, Mrs.
Mary V. Charlton of Salem and
Mrs. J, S. Landers of Monmouth
for .speches. Each of these special
guests j responded, in . a most in
teresting and inspiring manner.
JFhe general trend of thought
throughout the speeches jwas for
better training of teachers, and a
better Oregon normal school.. The
result of the meting was move
for a permanent and wider organ
ization of the club which' stands
for these principals. Over a hun
dred members were present. Pres
ident Gallegly appointed as a
commltte on s the organization.
Mis Lillian. Schroeder, Salem. Miss
Olga, Johnson, Silverton and Mrs,
Hazel ''Marshall, Woodburn. -The'
committee in charge of the
luncheon were Miss Olga Johson,
Silverton; Misa Elma R. McAllister
Brooks. Miss Catherine Bates,
Salem and W. R. Powers, Marion.
also attend, as an executive coun-
Social Calendar
TODAY ,,
Writers section of 'the Salem hour immediately following t the
Arts league. Mra. Ora "F. Mcln-1 regulaf business meeting-lot-the
tyre. 1 4 denier, sireej. nosieas. catholie Daughters ; of America
TlUIcum club ..dance, uerny xhe following ladles will assist
naU-l v . Mrs. Thompson Mrs. E. Burrell,
W, C. T. IT.. Halls. 2:30 o'clock Mr8 A. Schneider. Mrs. Guy O
Adult Bible classes. First Ev- Smith. Mrs. Beliste. Mrs. E. Eck-
angellcal church. Mr. and Mrs. wrte- Mrs; t,. Bach: Mrs. U. Kuck-
George N-' Thompson hosts at eibery and Miss Anna 'O'Brien,
their country home. 7.30 o'clock.)
Catholic Daughters of America, j Serving Society to Meet ;
Social meeting following regular The . Barbara Frietchie society
buaiaes meeting: t wm meet t&la afternoon, for ; an
ewing club of the Auxiliary of important meeting at the home of
the, Sons of Veterans. Mrs. St. Mrs. A, T.' Killiamat lier home
iieiens. zjb Luri streei, iiusihb. i 2480 East Nob Hill
2r 20 o'clock, i ' - ' i ! i ; ...
i Business and Professional Wo- . Friday evening, October 23, St
1 men's club. Chamber of Com- Joseph's anditorium - on the cor
I merce rooms. 8 o'clock.' Miss j ner-of 'Chemeketa., and -.Winter
M Jt Adelia Prichard main speaker, 1 streets-will be the; scene; of an
''js A. A- V. W, class In literature. I old fashioned v dance. Witches.
96S, Codrt street. 7;30 o'clock. J gobblins fairies and spooks, will
v Prof. Horace Willlston, insttuc-1 predominate" In decorations and
,it tor.6' VV , c 1 tend to enliven the eveningrf
fl South . Division of tne presby- t : .The quadrilles which, were .e
If terian Ladies Aid Society.Mrs. 1 source - of much merriment for
n T T V mmrm Tj t It net cos . I tAtv - W, " Aariita ' arA ' nnantatnT
Men's Monthly Bible class din- j many years ago will be called by
ne. ! . First Presbyterian enurcn,
6:30 o'clock. ... i
Silver tea. , Ladles of the Cen
tral Congregational church. 2:30
o'clock.' Church parlors. 4 Corner
, 19th and Ferry streets. 1
Prof. N B. Zane's U. of O- ex
(ension class in art, under spon
sorship of Salem Arts league, 7:50
to 9 o'clock. r: ,
East Side Division of the Pres
. yterlan Ladies' Aid society." Mrs.
J. N. Skaife, 341 North Nineteenth
street, hostess.
Friday
' Salem Woman's club fclasses,
Clu h house on North ' Cottage
; street: - ! '
8:00-2:45 o'clock. Psychology
rT -Prtit c. 1. Sherman. Instructor,
2:45-3:30 o'clock- "Know.Yonr
Town" class. Mrs. E- E. Fisber
In charged ,
Miss Cornelia Marvin's class in
modern thought- Salem Art's
Leatrue. Public - library. 7:30-9
o'clockl
Old FashioraTJDance stt-Jo:
seph's Auditorium- ;
Salem Women's club luncheon
Marioa hoteri o'clock.""" :
Birthday Celebrated
Several automobile loads of
guests from the G. A. R. and the
Daughters of Veterans motored to
the country home of Comrade
Harris on Friday afternoon to cel
ebrate his seventy-eighth birth
day. The Daughters of Veterans
presented him with a large birth
day cake. at this' time, a custom
they observe with, the birthday of
each veteran. The presentation
was made by Uzabeth Wateiy.
Delicious refreshments were
served, after the singing of a
group of old songs.
In the group motoring out were
Commander and Mrs. J. H. New-
myer, Comrade and Mrs. Mat-
tews. Comrade Earl Race. Com
rade Harris, Comrade Shepard,
Mrs." Mabel Lot k wood, Mrs. Mary
Brewerf Mrs. Lizbeth Waters,
Mrs. Madeline Nash, Mrs. E. .E
Gilliam, Mrs. : Flora Zinn, Mrs.
Mary E. Stearns and F. C. Stearns.
lJdrs. A. W. Giesy.and son, Don
ald, were guests over the week
end of Mr.. and.Mrs. R. J. Hend
ricks. ,, - ' - ... ' :
Latin Club Picnic ,
A weenie roast in Bush's pas
ture was enjoyed Monday evening
by -more .than thirty members of
the McKinley Junior Jligh" Latin
club. ; i Election : ot officers ; was
held with the following resol: .
Consul Primus,. Laf kin Williams
Consul - Secundns, : Louis Snook ;
Questor, Chesley Campbell; Ad
iles, Gretchen Thielsen and. Don
ald Goodenough; .Tribunes, Esther
Wood and Frances Martin.
Attend Fraternity Opening
iMr and Mrs.' C.W. Shields of
GeryalsrJ Mrs.ft Clara. Shields : of
Salem, and Miss Edna Wemple jpf
Fairmount, MInnestota, xmotpred
to. : Corvail if on Sunday to attend
the opening" of the new Sigma
Phi Epsilon fraternity house at
Corvalis. They visited with Luke
Shields, a member ot the fraterni
ty (while there. Mr. Shields is a
senior at the Oregon Agricultural
college.' i i
Brush College Grange I
The Brush College grange met
Monday evening. Tne H3uar Urge
crowd, was in attendance for the
pot luck' supper which was except
tionally good, and also the Col
umbus day program. The follow
ing program was given:
jStudy of Columbus Billy Tt
ley. 1
Talk on Columbus Mrs. Ralph
Scott.. --. ....... - . ,
jTalk on Columbus (continued)
rMrs. Fred Ewing. v-.
Reading. fColumbus" Miss
Emma Evans. . , .
Duet, "Out of the Dawn.'V-:
Mir, and Mrs. Ralph Scott; ?'My
Bamboo Baby."
j"Mrs. Candles Umbrella Lec
ture,? Miss "Evans and Miss An
derson. ...
.Talk by Pomona grange master,
Mr. Powell.
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M rs. Fasching Honored
Mrs. F. O. Bartholomew enter
tained on Friday afternoon for the
pleasure of Mrs. B. E. Fasching on
the occasion of her birthday. In
the grdhp for the afternoon, which
was spent with needlework were
former neighbors of Mrs. Fasch
ing. Each guest presented Mrs.
Fasching with an appropriate gift.
Refreshments were served at the
tea houi;Hi;; vi
In the kuest; hour were Mrs; B.
Et Fasching, the honor guest. Mrs.
Earl Race and-daughter, Helen,
Mrs.jW. Ii: Diincan. Mrs.-SUrr of
Portland. iUfss Gladys Bartholo
mew, and the hostess, Mrs. F. O.
Bartholomew.
dewing Club Today
i The sewing club of the auxiliary
ot the Sons of Veterans wiil meet
at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. St. Helens. 236
Court street. A good attendance
ia desired.
Guests for Wedding
Among a large numoer oi guests
attending the wedding of Miss
Marg&ret Griffith and Mr. Bert
Ford, one of the leading society
events of the Beason. were: Mr.
and Mrs. Phil Metschan, Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Metschan.'Mr. and Mrs.
H. A. Metschan, Dr. and Mrs. E. L.
Metschan, Mr. and Mrs, Frank
Metschan, Mr. and Mrs. Walter F.
Pruden, Mrs. J. E. Flanders, Mrs.
A W. GJesy, Mr. and Mrs. William
P. Hawley, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Charles G Robertson, all ot Port
land; Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Apper
son of McMinnville, Mr. and Mrs.
George H. Cattanach of Canyon
City, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Colbert
of Eugene, Miss. Madeline McDon
cugh of Eugene, Miss . Marie
Churchill ot Portland, Miss Helen
Rose ot Astoria, MIas Dorothy Mc
Kee of Portland, Miss Joy John
son of Cottage GroTe,;MlBS Creteb
en Brown of Vancouver,- Wash.
National P. . 0. Convention
Members of Salem a two chap
ter of the PEO Sisterhood wlll be
interested. Jn -the . following clip-
Pin., concerning the national con
vention, of the Sisterhood which
just' closed in St. Paul. Minnesota,
from the St. Paul daily:.
More than five hundred dele
gates from' all parts of the coun
try will arrive the' middle of the
week to attend the supreme con
vention of the PEO sisterhood.
. The convention will open In
Minneapolis Tuesday and will
continue through Friday. As the
president of the Minnesota PEO.
Mrs. E. J. Gif ford,: resides In St
Paul, it is expected many St. Paul
members .will attend the supreme
session.
Alt sessions of the convention
will, be held at the Wesley Metho
dist church, while the headquar
ters will be at the Curtis hotel
Many social affairs have been
planned for the out-r-town guests
during the meeting, one of the
largest to be held in St. Paul when
a large tea,, will be given Thursday
at the University club following an
automobile tour of the "city. .
Mrs. Vina. Ives Bowden, Mis
souri, supreme president, arrived
Saturday and is in Minneapolis.
Two other prominent visitors are
Mrs. Winona Reeves, editor of the
Pecord, the official magazine of
the order, and; Mrs. Mary Allen
Stafford, Muscatine. Ia., one of
the two living charter members.
One of the chief matters of dis
cussion before the meeting will be
the erection of a memorial library
in honor of seven founders of the
society. It is expected the me
morial will be established on the
frounds of Iowa Wesleyan univer
sity at Mt. Pleasant where PEO
vas founded 55 years ago. The
national- bodv baa a tnerabersbia
of 3 5,) 0 0 women and the chapter
caving been organized la British
Columbia. v v
. More than v 1,200 chapters are
affiliated with the national body.
Mrs. Shoemaker, past state presi
dent .ah t "been in charge of ar
rangements for the meeting.
, St, Paul has five chapters name
ly I, K,"R, X'ahd Z and'chapter H
of South St.5 Paull Mre. Gifford
Till give the address pf welcome
at the meeting and will also take
part in another part of the pro
gram.. J , ;
One ot the interesting social
events, of Jthe -convention is the
luncheon. which will be given for,
the past state presidents Tuesday
by M rs. Lbulse Otias, M in nea polls.
Among those Invited to attend are
Miss Carrie, Evans, -Minneapolis;
Miss Elizabeth Morrill, Minneap
olis: Mrs. Louis Doesman, North
field; Mrs.- Traf ford, fayne, Min
neapolis; -Mrs. Beirtbia ; Bonnell,
California; Mrs. Kate Wilson,
California; Mrs. InetteiShoemaker,
Minneapolis: Mrs: Edna Collins,
Vilndom: Mrs" Saraa Vest, St.
Paul; Mrs. Gifford. Sti Paul; Mrs.
Louise Ozias. Minneapolis, and
Mrs. Edna Jdontgomeiy,, St. Paul.
Convention committee chairmen
comprise Mrs. F. E. Balmer, 1427
Chelmsford street, Information;
Wrinkles, lines
OR CROWS-FEEr
Lemon Juice Tighten Skin
Squeeze the juice
of two lemons in a
b-o 1 1 1 e containing
three ounces of. Or
chard White, which
any druggist will
supply for a few
cents, shake w e 1
and you -have the
very mildest antl
wrinkle lotion to
tighten relaxed skin,
erase fine lines and eradicate
crows-feet.
' Massage this sweetly; fragrant
lemon lotion Into the. skin at
pight. By morning most of the
tell-tale wrinkles, tired lines and
crows-feet are smoothed out, giv
ing, a more youthful contour to
(heeks, chin, throat. It leaves the
skin velvety soft, clear and fresh.
Beauty experts use this astrin
gent lotion for enlarged pores,
also to bleach and whiten sallow,
tanned skin.
Mix this harmless lotion your
self since it acts best immediately
after prepared. Adv,
.
Mrs.
p.; a.
p venue, prjntingj t Mrs, ". R, W.
Thaeker, 1905 .Portland "avenue,
courtesy; Mrs. J. M. JVralen, 1622
A&hland avenue, decorations; Mrs.
K. ' W. "Norton; MlnaeapoHs, ; din
Irg; Mrs. George JLJ Stott'enter
tainment; Mrs. John L. Smith, fi
nance; Mrs. D. Ar' McDonald, hous,
iug; Mrs. Traf ford Jayne, music ;
Mrs. E. C. Merrill, place of meet
ing; Mrs. M. W. Halloran, public
ity; M rs. Albert P. Reed . recep
tion; Miss Carrie Evans, registra
tion; Mrs. H. A. Hubbard,. transT
portation; Mrs. E. J. Bromley,
post office. ; ' .:'
HaUbw e'en Tea
The ladies of the Central Con
gregational church - will meet at
2:30 o'clock Wednesday after?
noon for the. regular October tea
)n the church parlors at the- cor
ner of 19th and Ferry streets. The
Invitations sent out. are miniature
black catsJ.:" ... ' -
The hostesses for the day will
be Mrs, Keyes, Mrs. Adams. Mrs.
Barnard, Mrs. Robertson, and
Mrs. Ritchie.
Important AAUW Meeting
Delegates were named on Sat
urday at the regular October meet
ing of the. American Association
of University Women to represent
the local branch at he state meet-
valUs on November 7. - Those ,wh.
will attend are .the officer Mr.
George Il. Alden, Mrs. C A.
Do wns,,. Hies A Leila Johnaoa, Mrs
Horace WillfBton and three . ftpen
cial delegates, "Mrs. FJ. G Frapk-
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Break i Cotd Right Up with.
"Pipe's Cold Corn;
If
Take two tablets
every' three hours"
until . three: doses
are taken. The first
dose alwaya gives
relief. " The -eecoiid
and .third doses
completely,, break
up the cold. Pleae-,
ant and sate to
take. . Contains no.'
quinine or opiates.'"
Millions "use
Pape'a Cold Com
pound." Price,
thirty -five cents.
Vest, 166 Osceola ing which will take place in Cor- Druggists guarantee it. Adv. :
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TOMORROW
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No other well treatment offers
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"mottletoning" of two colors,
diewalls a ma3e to harmon
ize with the hangings, rugs or
furniture, as desired. -
With FLAT COAT WALL
. PAINT,' the two'tone effect
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added advantage of being
washable. Ask for a cater card
which ahows anumber of col'
- or cOm.binat.io'ns obtainable
- through mottletoning, and
explains fully how the work
is done. .. ..-,-
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In this October Showing
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Nashua 66x84 Novelty Blankets are
shown here today for ' tHe first tirne.
TKeseare j
big block effects witrt floral Hesigri. ' In g
exquisite pastel shades
rose, blue, orchidyellow;
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