THE OREGON STATESMAN," SALEM, OHfeGON
SATURDAY-MORNINGt'NOVEMBER 21, 1925
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Scholarship Loan Tea
At Willamette Lodge ; -..
,'The outstanding social event of
the day will doubtless be the an
nual scholarship loan : tea from
2: SO to 6:30 o'clock this after
noon at, Willamette lodge 'which
Mrs. Claudius Thayer1 has hospi
tably 'opened to members of the
Americas; Association of.Unlverg
, lty Women tor the occasion. " f
Orchestra numbers and vocal
dneta will 1e heard at intervals
throughout the afternoon.
Prominent matrons who will
preside at the urns are: Mrs. Wil
liam 1 BTOwn. Mrs. George 1 J.
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?J. H. Lauterraan. Assisting in the
serving will he Mis Mildred Chris-:
, ''CS tensen. Miss Prances Hrnbetz.
' Miss Caroline Hrubetx. Miss Hazel
Pa den. Mise uorotny wicnoison.;
Miss Mary Eyre, Miss Ethel Mc
Gilchrist, Miss Itemise Townsend,
and Miss Leila Johnson.
Interesting Visitor
Mrs. E..J. Haffman entertained
sls ner -house guest on .Wednesday
and Thursday of this week Mrs.
E. P. Mossman of La Grande. On
Thursday Mrs. -Huffman honored
Mrs. Mossman and Miss Marvel
Rhine, the hostess' niece, who Is
student at Willamette uniTersity,
and who is also from La Grande;
with a luncheon at the Gray Belle.
The table was attractive with its
centerpiece of bronze chrysanthe
mums, with favors and place cards
in tints of yellow.' Luncheon cov
ers were placed for Mrs. E. P.
Mossman and Miss Marvel Rhine,
the honor guests. Mrs. B. J- Miles,
iMrsi Harwood Hall, Mrsr E. E;
Flsner, and the hostess. Mrs. E. J.
Huffman. . ;
: Immediately after the luncheon
Mrs. Mossman left for Oregon City
v;i where ' she spoke before the Art
ilnstltute on the subject, "Ameri
' port AHIsts " Xfra Mhasman who
is chairman of the art division of
the Orepon Federated Woman's
clubs, will speak today In Port
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Airs. Cooley Entertains
Club . .
. Mrs. R. W. Cooley entertained
the members of bes bridge clnh on
Wednesday afternoon at her home
on Summer street with a 1 o'clock
luncheon, followed with cards.
Yellow chrysanthemums end blue
larkspur, harmonizing with the
blue candles in crystal holders,
made the table attractive. Mrs.
H. R. Worth won the bridge price
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I CLEVELAND "One Shot" 6 and LOCOMOBILE Junior 8
First Showing of Warmon 2 Passenger Coupe and Victoria 4 'Passenger Goupe
J America's Most Beautiful Cars .-a.
In addition to the new car models arid styles we will display a mirnber of liigh grade
used cars at prices to surprise you and terms to please you.
Pierce Arrow in like new condition $2000
Cadillac Sedan $1500
. i Packard "6" Sedan, 90 new $1950
Studebaker Big "6" Sedan like new $1650
Stut2?'CustomCBuflt,,JSpOT
prise ..... .. .. ...T-..:. .A.....;........V. . ;...$2250
f ' . Don't miss seeing this
Lincoln Sedan ...1$3000 . sv
tSDltage iid Ferry ,t . . . Telephone 409
, MARM6N, CLEVELAND and LOCdMOBILE DEALER
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Social
AUDRE") BUNCH, Phone 10G
of the day. Mrs. Cooley was as
sisted by Mrs. James Nicholson.
'Covers at the luncheon were
placed for Mrs. Harry N. Crain,
Mrs. James Nleholson. Mrs. H. R.
Worth, Mrs, Merle Rosecrans. Mrs.
George , R. . Arbuckle, Mrs. C. B.
McCullough and Mrs- W. U Phil
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At the next meeting of the club
Mrs. Worth will entertain.
Children's Story Hour
The first children's story hour
of the fall season will be Held at
10 o'clock this morning at the
city library. The following are
the stories which Miss Clark, who
is In charge, will tell: "Isabelle
aad the Green Dress," "The Pan
cake.'? "The Little White Rabbit,"
and "The Hayyp Prince."
Cooked Food Sale
Barbara Frietchie tent, Daugh
ters of Veterans, are sponsoring a
cooked food sale today at Stew
art's repair shop at 347 Court
street.
Film at Church
"The Triumph of Justice" Is
the title of a gripping motion pic
ture which will show at 7:30
o'clock tomorrow, evening at the
First Congregational church. W.
J. Herwig has the' honor of being
both the authornind the producer
of this play, which combines truth,
tragedy and triumph into one in
spiring whole.
Episcopal Bazaar
7 Many Salem "women will avail
themselves of the opportunity to
purchase attractive Christmas
gifts at the bazaar which the
ladies of St. Paul's Episcopal
church are sponsoring at the par
ish house. A tea table will be ar
ranged for the "afternoon.
Bridge and
"Five Hundred" Tea .
' An interesting bridge and "500"
tea is being planned for Tuesday
afternoon, November 24, by the
Bocial afternoon club of the East
ern Star. The event will- open at
2 o'clock in the afternoon at the
Eastern. Star hall in the Masonic
building. Members of the order
and their friends will be guests of
the afternoon. Reservations should
be madet with Mrs. A. L. Wallace,
chairman of the' committee in
charge.
Mrs. Nelson Is Hostess
Memhers of the Adolynk club
and their guests were entertained
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
SHOWING OF
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Peerless 48" Touring, a real fine car
Marmon 7 Passenger, winter mclbsure, balloon tires
Paige Sedan Paige Touring Cleveland "6" Sedan
and many others 'more reasonable
4 Hudsons $400 to $1250
MUSIC ASID REFRESHW1ENTS
News
George Nelson with an enjoyable
afternoon of bridge, providing the
diversion. Mrs. - E. C. Charlton
and Mrs. Otto Hoppes were in
vited for the occasion. Pink and
white chrysanthemums were used
in a floral way about the rooms.
The high honors of the afternoon
were won by Mrs. Charlton and
Mrs. Zellar.
Club members present were:
Mrs. James Teed, Mrs. Earl Paul
sen, Mrs. Oral Lemmon, Mrs. Jesse
George, Mrs. Carl Chapter, Mrs.
Oscar Zellar, and the hostess. Mrs.
Nelson.
Mrs. Dalrymple Entertains
Mrs. A. M. Dalrymple -enter
tained yesterday afternoon with
a delightful 1 o'clock luncheon at
her home, followed with bridge.
The luncheon table was decorated
in a most effective manner with
red dahlias, red chrysanthemums,
and red candles. Mrs. Will Moore
won the high score of the after
noon while' the consolation award
went to Mrs. George Waters.
Covers at the luncheon were
placed for: Mrs. Will Moore, Mrs.
George Forge; Mrs. Harry Belt,
Mrs. W. A. Dalzell, Mrs. George
Waters, Mrs. W. A. Mullen. Mrs
Arthur Moore, Mrs. W. J. Lillie,
Mrs. T. Quinland .and the host
ess, Mrs. Ai M. Dalrymple.
Visitor From Seattle
Mrs. C. E. Schenk of Seattle
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
James Sykes for two weeks re
cently. Mr. Mirle W. Schenk and
bride of a few weeks, a nephew
of Mrs. Sykes, motored down Sat
urday all returning to Seattel on
Sunday.
McMinnville Club
Entertains
Mrs. W. J. Lilliquist entertain
ed . yesterday afternoon with an
atractive bridge luncheon compli
menting the members of her Mc
Minnville bridge club. Pink chrys
anthemums centered the luncheon
table where covers were placed
fro: Mrs. Elijah Oorbett, Mrs.
R. B. McDonald, Mrs. Wisecarver,
Mrs. Jack Weisner, Mrs. L. A.
Courtemanche, Mrs. J. T. Irvfn,
Mrs. Chester Mulkey, Mrs. Ray
Wisesarver, and the hostess, Mrs.
W. J. Lilliquist.
Attractive Tea in Portland
One of the most elaborate so
ciety affairs of the week was the
tea given this afternoon by Mrs.
R. F. Prael and her sister, Mrs.
William H. Eldridge, at Mrs. Pra-
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el'a home on Cumberland road, i
Their slstr. Mrs. William Brown
of Salem "was also In the receiv
ing tine. The prettily centered tea;
table was In charge of Mrs.
George F. Wilson, Mrs. Leroy
Parker. Mrs. P. F. Morey and
Mrs. C. D. Bruun during the first
hour. Later Mrs. GustaTe E.
Bruere, Mrs. W. H. Wallace, Mrs.
S. M. Lnders and Mrs.; Franklin
T. Griffith poured. - Assisting In
the living room Were Mrs. F. A.
Nitchy, Mrs. Walter M. Cook, Mrs.
Allen Ellsworth, Mrs. , Herbert
Holman, Miss Caroline Bickel and
Mrs. O. B Prael.
The group of girls who assisted
in the dining room included Mrs.
Jefferson Leonard Wilcox and the
Misses Lois Ann Nitchy, .Edith
Marshall. Harriet Griffith and
Harriet Breyman. Portland Tele
gram.
Cooked Food Sale
The Willing Workers' class of
the First Christian church will
hold a cooked food sale all day
today at the S. P. Ticket office
on Norfh Liberty street.
Bethel Dorcas Club
Mrs. J. M. Nichols entertained
the ladies of the Bethel Dorcas
club at her home (Brookside
Meadows) on Thursday afternoon.
After an interesting business ses
sion the time .' was spent with
needlework and visiting. Delic
ious refreshments were served by
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. John
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I SO CI AX CALENDAR I
Today
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
Parish house.
Salem Grange homecoming. Hall,
10:30 o'clock.
- Daughters of Veterans cooked
food sale. Stewart's repair shop,
347 Court street.
Monday
Chapter AB of the PEO sister
hood. Miss May Rauch, hostess.
Dr. Mary C. Rowland's apartment.
First Methodist church Stand
ard Bearers. Parsonage, 7:30
O'clock.
Tnesday
Salem branch. National League
of Women Voters. Luncheon at
Gray Belle.
Salem Garden club. Chamber
of Commerce rooms.
Bridge and five hundred tea.
Eastern. Star social Afternoon
club, sponsors. Masonic building,
2 o'clock.
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THIS November Sale of Coats embraces three
large groups of our finest Winter Garments,
many of which will be shown for the first time.
Pinpoints, Velourias, Suedes and other fine
fabrics will be shown at their very best in these
coats which are charmingly sty led to please every
Every Coat offered at any one of three prices
are typical November Sale values: Every Coat
is guaranteed by Miller 9s to give the-utmost sat
isfaction to its wearer. All are lavishly trimmed
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