mffiOREGON STATESMAN, SALEM,' OREGON
THURSDAY MORNING; NOVEMBER; 19,-1925 -
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Salem Social News
By AUDPJED BUNCH, Phone 106
Clab Meets at Gran Belle
An unnsuaHy" delightful club
meeting of the week was that ot
the Tuesday , bridge when Mrs.
Fred 1. ,1'owell, as f hostess en-
, tertalned for the pleasure of the
groiipiat the, Gray Belle. Covers
were placed for. eight at the at
traptive lanchcon table decorated
"with pink and gold: asters and
; Pink candles in cut glass, with fav,
ors and place cards In harmony.
Mrs. W. A. Mullen won the aft
ernoon's high score.
The personnel of the Tuesday
bridge club includes: Mrs. Will
Moore, Mrs. E. E. Bragg, Mrs. H.
M. Chadwick. ilrs. W. A. Mullen,
Mrs. Vincent "DIa2, Mrs. Cruze,
Mrs. G. A. Codding, and ' Mrs.
P. G. Franklin read "a timely prose
sketch arousing considerable dis
cussion.. Delightful groups of
verses wereread by each of the fol
lowing: . Blanche if. Jones, Isabel
Gray; Clifford, Gertrude Robtson
Ross, .Anna Van Horssen Nelson,
and Ruth Fargo.
Mrs.' F. G: Franklin -made an
nouncement of the meeting of the'
Northwest Peotry society which'
will take place on Saturday of
this week-at Wiliamette Lodge,
the home of Mrs. Claudius Thayer.
The rooms of tae iells home
were beautifully decorated with
lemon, bronze and; russet chrysan
themums used in profusion. The
hostess served delicious refresh
ments assisted by her small
daughters, Mary Elizabeth and
Margaret Ann.
Musician Honored by
Fraternity
The many Salem friends of
Franklin B. Launer, professor of
music at Christian College In
Colombia, Missouri, will be inter
ested to know that he has been
pledged to the Phi Mu Alpha Na
tional Musical fraternity. Pro
fessor Launer writes enthusiasti
cally of his new work and of the
splendid school spirit on the cam
pus. Mrs. J. A. Churchill
Made Board Member
- The bi-monthly meeting of the
scholarship loan fund board of
the Oregon Federation of Wom
en's Clubs was Held Saturday,
November 14, Mrs. Walter L.
Hembreexhairman, presiding.
The . board,, extended a sincere
magazine 'Voices," and author of welcome to two new members,
three volumes of verse, for 'whom I Mrs.,', a cnurcniii or haiem.
he ii advance agent. In addition whose appointment wa3 ratified
to outlining the arrangements j at tne Marsnneid convention, ana
I that have been made for his an- Mrs. John Van Zante, recently ap
pearance at Waller Hall of Mr. pointed to fill the vacancy caused
Vinal, Mr. Corning treated the by the death of Mrs. Frederick
local writers to a number of bis Schilke.
nn:"voin' "ni-tnher Tiav" nnri Fourteen new annlications .re-
Abraham" being notable in the ceived the favorable action of the
iurrng the evening Charles J. -the middle of May, and 5ia girls
Lisle read a foot ball story full assisted during tne History or tne
ot much local color. Professor iuna. me recoras snow mai m
recent beneficiaries who are now
1 Vovwn's Un ion to Meet
The '.Woman's Union of the
r jRi vonsregauonai cnurcn will
meet at 1 o'clock Friday after-
noon at the' church for; sewing
End a business meeting. The
ladies will make Christmas gifts
at this time to fill the Christinas
bor for the Ryder Hospital in
; Porto Rico. ,
Writers Are Entertained
?.rr. and Airs. C. A. Kells. at
their home, 920 Leslie street,
were hosts on Tuesday to mem
bers of the Writers club ITow-
ard McKinley Corning of Port
land, historian and anthologist for
, the Northwest Poetry society, was
'..the guest of honor for the even
'Jnj, , Mr. Corniag announced the
i coming to Salem on Tuesday, Jan
uary 19, 1926, ot Harold Vinar,
the distinguished editor of the
boardT may be" able to take care of
applications coming , la ' between
now and January.
Mrs. John Van Zante will han
dle thr Red Letter day offering
this year, and checks for this pur
pose should be mailed to her in
order that she may receipt and
ackonwledge them.
Tb.e personnel of the board is as
follow!: Mrs. Walter I Hembree,
Portland, chairman; Mrs. Arthur
Goldsmith, Portland; Mrs.- John
Van Zante, Portland; Mrs. Ida E.
Callahan, Corvallis; Mrs. P. L.
Campbell; Eugene; Mrs." W. J.
Kerr, Corvallis ; Mrs. J. A. Chur
chill, Salem; Mrs. G. M. Glines,
Portland; Mrs. Grace Watt Ross,
Portland, and Miss Jessie McGreg
or, Portland.
Mrs. Saidie Orr Dunbar, presi
dent, O. F. W. C, is a member ex
offlclo. Portland Journal.
Sad Word Received
Mrs. Frank Churchill has re
ceived word of the death of her
uncle, Mr. Murray Cox of Pella,
Iowa. He has been in Salem sev
eral times and was known by a
number of Salem people.
i SOCIAL CALENDAR I
:. Today .
Professor B. Zane's art class.
City library. 7:15 o'clock
employed are meeting their notes
satisfactory, and the overdue ac
counts are few.
This is the most difficult fi
nancial period, and clubs who can
Willamette University Faculty make their contributions early are
Women's club. Professor "Wood- being urged to do so, so that the
worth's home, 386 Bellevue street.
with Mrs. S. B. Laughlin and Miss
Winnifred McGill, assisting hos
t esses.
Chapter G of the P. E. O sister-
V hood.i Mrs. W. T. Hickey,.hostess.
i . Ladies Aid society of the wom
an's ReliefCorps. All day meet-
- Ins. Fairgrounds.
IWoraau's Benefit association.
Special meeting. McCornack hall.
Priscilla club. Mrs. John B.
Craiu. hostess.
Woman's Evangelistic " Prayer
league. Mrs. H. F: Shanks. 195
S. Cottage street, 9 o'clock.
Friday
Mrs. Sarah Nelson, 765. North
Twentieth street, s
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riui. raUl rent auu uuuau
Jeffreys Petri in concert. Ams-
Stopped in a day
" A few doses cfHilTa stop a colli do it in
S4 hours.
. Tbcy stop headache, check fever and
grippe, open the bowels, tone the entire
system. And without the ill effects of meat
treatments.
A cold is a serious matter. Over t5o,ooo
deaths yearly result from causes due to colds.
Don't take chances with a cold. Get the
genuine Hill's and start when the cold
begins. All druggists sell Hill's.
Be Sure Its 1Un Price 30c
ptce3 or American Association 01 j jv2iv
I niverslty VVomeo. First ' Fres- I Get Bed Box Aft' with portrait
byterlan church.
Annual harvest home festival.
Old People's home. 1525 Center
street, 2:30 to 5 o'clock.
Salera - Woman's club classes.
Club house. Psychology and
'Know Your Town."
Miss Cornelia Marvin's class in
modern thought. City library, i
West Side circie, Jason Lee Aid
society. Social meeting. Mrs.
Alfred V-iek, 1495 N. Liberty street
hostess. V' .
Woman'3 Alliance of the Uni
tarian church. Mrs. C. F. Hamil
ton, 29 -JS. Front street, hostess,
2:30 o'clock.
Past Matrons" association. Mrs.
Godfrey's. 4Q5 N. Liberty street.
Woman's Union of First Con
gregational church. Sewing and
business" meeting.
Hal Itibbard Auxiliary. Armory;
2:30 o'clock. . .
Woman's" Auxiliary of St. Paul's
Episcopal church, Mrs. James
Walton, 107" Center street, host--
ess. 2:30 o'clock,
Saturday
Annual scholarship loan tea. A.
A, U. W. Mrs. Claudius Thayer's
home, Willamette Lodge. 255 N.
Capitol street.
Northwest poetry society. Mrs.
Claudius Thayer hostess, at Wil
lamette .Lodge.
Junior Guild bazaar. St. Paul's
rarish.houso. .
Salem Grange homecoming. Hall,
10:30 o'clock.
Miss Magers Honored
in Portland
Miss MJnetta Magers was hon
ored on Tuesday .evening of this
week at one of Portland's most
attractive affairs, the formal
musica'c and reception at the
home of Mrs. Sarah E. Richard
son and her son. Dr. Frank Rich-
ardson. Two hundred invitations
were issued for the event. Soloists
featured on the program includ
ed Miss Eva Roberts, Kenneth
Allen, and William Marris.
Guests with Miss Magers were
the members of the Schubert oc
tette with the following' person
nel: Misses Eva Roberts, Lorraine
Fletcher, Hilda Amsler, Nina
Ringo, Grace Fawk,; Elaine
Chapin, Myra Gleason and V Ruth
Swart. Miss Lois "Nye is accom
panist. ' '
Silver Wedding Celebrated
Friday evening, November' 13,
Mr and Mrs. Alex Harold .were
agreeably surprised when their
friends came in to help them cel
ebrate their Silver W7eddfng anni
versary. '
During the" evening Miss Marie
Harold entertained the guests
with several piano solos. Mrs. J.
L. Burns sang, accompanied by
Miss Harold.
Mr. J. L. Burns, pastor of" the
Clear Lake church, gave a very
appropriate toast in honor, of the
occasion.
Gifts and greetings were gen
erously bestowed upon Mr. and
Mrs. Harrold. ' Mr. Harold ex
pressed hearty appreciation to the
many friends in behalf of him
self; and wife.
Refreshments wore served con
sisting of coffee, sandwiched and
cake.
The following people were pres
ent: Mr. and Mrs. John Etter
and son .Glenn. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Johson and little son Melvin, Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Erickson, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Bergner and
little daughter Dorothy Marie.
Mrs. Clara Snyder, and Miss
Chlstina Harold of Salem; Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Evans and
daughter Joan of Fruitiand; Mr.
and Mrs. Joe LaFollette, Mr. and
MrB. Charles Beckner, and daugh
ter Evelyn; Mr. and Mrs. G. L.
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Headache, Rheumatism
and All Aches and Pains
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Better than a Mustard Plaster
Burns, Ir. and.JIrs. C W, Pagi,
Donald Moore, Mr., and Mrs. John
Qulinski, Miss Gladys LaFollette,
Mrs Stanley Mosten and children
Lorea . and Betty. Mr. and - Mrs.
Theodore" Stolk, Miss Mario Har
old and Mr. Ralph Harold of Clear
Lake, and Miss Janet Latousette
of Monmouth.
T. H. D. Club Entertained
The T. H. D. club members
were guests at the home of Miss
Edna- Warden Tuesday evening.
Sewing- was the evening pastime.
Members present were "Mrs. Floyd
aelgmund, Frances PIot.' Ruth
Walker, Elsie Boynton, Bertha
Miller, Marldwe Miller, Reta Clag
gett, Doris Bbwden, Irene Boje.
Gladys McKey and Edna Warden.
Veterans Are Dinner Guests
On Monday evening at the ar
mory the Hal Hibbard Auxiliary
gave a chiken-pie dinner for Hal
Hi&bard camp, Spanish War Vet
erans. Seventy members and their
lamilies enjoyed the dinner
served at two long- tables. Bronze
and layender chrysanthemums
were used for decorations.
After dinner the following pro
gram was given: , : .
i f Piano Duet Edna Raymond
and Wilma Shelly.
Reading Margaret Sammons.
Piano Solo-; Mr. Eshelman.
Banjo Music Mr. Hull
Speech, "Roosevelt" Mr. Lisle.
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