FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 271925
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Marshes"; eastern Oregon, Repre
sentative Ivan Oakes; ""Drainage
of Irrigated Lands"; five-minute
Recess business session.
these states Twere&enl requests to
notify the university it vacancies
should arise, and by this method
Prof. Von Eschen has been able to
find", teaching posts for all those
graduates wishing them, who have
been recommendedaafflcieitly by
their professors. " " ' - .: " --"r
, Prof. Von Eschen's policy will
be continued by the administration
and-will be made to so systematize
the bureau that each graduate in
good standing - may receive -teaching
post if he so desires.'
If the spirit of Locarno had ,
ruled at Versailles;" there wouldn't;
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have been any need of Locarno. j-
Wider Policy of Reclamation
for State May Be Effect- ?
ed Next Week
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MacpoioeU Club Program
Participants Announced
. An- interesting group of artists
have been invited to participate in
the second MacDowell club pro
gram of the season on next Mon
dya evening in Waller Hall, with
Indian atmosphere pervading each
number.- - . - . ' , .
Miss Carol S. Dibble, one of Sa
lem's favorite readers, will give
two legends by Alfred Noyes. Miss
Nancy Thielsen, the charming
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. D.
Thielsen win give an Indian dance
sketch. Mrs. Donald Wayne Rid
dle will sing.. Miss Eugenia Sav
age will play an Indian piano
number, while tenor solos -will be
given by Reno Booth. The Elks
orchestra will also be featured on
this-program.' A talk on Indian
lore and " music, by George Bent,
wiir be Included. The program
committee has also arranged for a
colorful tableau under the direc
tion of, the Cbemawa,' Indian
schooL Many are also greatly an
ticipating the numbers which the
numbers ofthe Schubert octette,
of. which Miss Minnetta Magers is
director, will contribute, this be
ing the first public, appearance of
the much-lauded octette in Salem.
The girls haTe . won popularity
over the radioat the Gladstone
Chautauqua, and in concert at the
Portland auditorium. The Octette
will sing four numbers from Cad
man's cycle of Indian Love Songs,
- including "The Land of the Sky
-Blue Water" and 'Tar-off I Hear
a, Lover's Lute." - -v -
The. personnel of. the octette in
cludes: Eva v Roberts. - Loraine
Fletcher. Hilda Amsler. Nina
Bushnell Ringo. Grace Fawk,
Elaine Caapin, Myra Gleason, and
Ruth Swart J Miss .Lois Nye is ac
companist for the group.
Motor to the Dalles
' Mr. and Mrs. Harvey O. Taylor
of Macleay motored to The Dalles
to spend the Thanksgiving holi
days. They planned a number of
interesting stops, going and com
ing. '
Chapter AB Meets
A delightful meeting or mem
bers of Chapter AB of the P. E, O.
sisterhood was held on Monday
evening at Dr.' Mary C. Rowland's
apartment when Miss May Ranch,
was hostess, assisted, by Mrs. Alice
Thompson. The entire 'evening
was devoted to business matters.
At the next meeting of the chap
ter; on December '14, .Mrs.. W.:E.
Kirk will be the hostess. The hus
bands of the members will be spe
cial guests at dinner. .
Thariksaivina Day Guests
-A group of interesting: friends
were invited to celebrate Thanks
giving Day in a delightful manner
yesterday at the moe of Professor
and Mrs. T S. Roberts, A color
scheme of yellow and orange was
- carried out in the dining room,
with chrysanthemums used in a
- floral way. :Covers at the holiday
table were placed for Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Bamford and daughter.
Betty, Madame Frida Stjerna and
daughter.' Evelyn,-and the hosts.
Professor and Mrs. T. S. Roberts.
Leaaue Social Meetina
The, second chapter of; the Ep-
worth. League of the. First Method
ist church met on an evening early
iq the week tor a delightful social
eveniaa '. In. the: annex r of the
church.v The room were attrac-
; lively decorated under the direc
tion of Josephine Zimmerman and
her ' committee. " Marian - Lehman,
Evelyn Kartung, and Lola Uppold
were in charge of the entertain- i
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I SOCIAI OAIXNDAR I
X ' ' Today .
' Yomarco club, Mrs. Ronald' C
Glover, 633 N. Commercial street.
Hostess. , : .
' Presbyterian Ladies Aid society.
One o'clock luncheonchnrch par-
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Mltpah class of the Jason Lee
Sunday school. Business and so-
clal meeting at chnrcb
Dance. St." Joseph's cluh. St
Joseph's Auditorium.
1 Saturday
fourth Tale Chronicle In series,
Oregon Theater. 10:3 o'clock.
Christmas sale. Ladles Aid so
ciety of, the Scandinavian church.
S. P. offices on Liberty street:
Salem Woman's club. , Guest
lay.-Club house. -
i Fourth Tale Chronicle, in series.
Oregon Theater, 10:30 o'clock.
-.' Christmas sale. Ladies Aid so
ciety of the Scandinavian church.
- S. P. offices on Liberty street.
. Salem Woman's club.- r Guest
day.- Cluh house.
Snnday ,
Thank offering service. Wom
an's Home Missionary society.
7:30 o'doclC r , '
. Monday .
- MacDSwell club program.' Sec
ond in series. Waller ball:
. rMrs. C. A. Park's Bible class for
Business women. City library.
V 7:45 o'clock. .
, - -. Tuesday ' ,:
Bazaar. - Ladies of the Central
Congregational- 'churcltt 1 Ostrin
building, state ao4 lJtUtreeC
ment and Mildred
Orma Mclntyre of
ments. Rev. F. C.
Mary Findley, and
JudsOn and
the jre fresh
Taylor, Miss
Mrs. I Ora F.
Mclntyre, superintendent of the
department, were chaperons for
the. evening. 'W' j ; ' i
Guest Day Tomorrow
At Salem Woman s Club
An outstanding program! feature
has been arranged for tomorrow
afternoon by Mrs. T. S. Roberts,
chairman of the 'music committee
of '. the Salem Woman's club for
the . observance of : guest 1 day at
2:30 o'clock at the club house.
One of the world's most famous
operas "Faust and ai opera
many in Salem won an inkling of,
as far as immensity and drama are
concerned, at the time the 'superb
photoplay, "The 'Phantom of the
Opera.'' showed at the Oregon
theatre, will be reproduced to the
club women by meets of the. new
orthopnonlc Victrola. - Of cpurse.
time wilt not permit the giving '
of more than a ' sequence of the
outstanding musical gems. Miss
Carol Dibble will give the inter
pretative readings that will form
the interludes between acts.
At the social hour 'Mrs. U. G.
Shipley will act as chairman of
the committee in charge. ' Her as
sistants include:-
Shipley,' Mrs. E. Cooke Patton,
Mrs. John H. Scott, Mrs. LaMoine
R. Clark. Mrs. N. C. Kafoury, Miss
Frances Richards, Mrs. D4 J. Fry,
Mrs. GE, Schunemaif, Mrs. Sey
mour Jones. Mrs. RusseH Catlin,
Mrs. G. G." Brown and Mrs. Ivan
Martin. ' .. " !.
Thanksgiving at
rpiaymoor".
Delightful ! among the many
Thanksgiving dinners which.' made
yesterday a distinct V holiday was
that at "Playmoor," the country
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H.
Kletzlng. Covers were placed tor
12, those in the group, including:
Mr. and . Mrs. R. C. Blackwel of
Banks, Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Anunsen , and three daughters.
Betty May, Ruth, and Jean; Miss
Elizabeth Blackwell, Helett Doro
thea KleUing. Ralph Harold Klet
rlog, Jr., and Mrs. and Mrs. Ralph
H. Kletzlng.
Merry-Makers' Club
The members of the Merrymak
ers club met on. Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Botts for an enjoyable "afternoon
of sewing and chatting. Marigolds
and coreopsis decorated the rooms.
and centered the 1 o'clock lunch
eon table where covers were placed
for; Mrs. H. Peterson, ' Mrs. F.
Peterson, Mrs. C. T. Moffitt. Mrs.
I. Irving Persons, Mrs. W. Butte,
Mrs. Christopher Butte, Mrs. Roy
Smith, Mrs. George Sellars, and
the hostess, Mrs. Joseph Botts. At
the next meeting of the club on
December 10, Mrs. William Butte
will be the hostess. ,
One 6 'Clock Luncheon
At Church:
The ladies of the First Presby
terian Aid society are anticipating
a 1 o'clock luncheon at the church
today. Each guest is asked to
bring her own service, and covered
dish and: rolls. '" Dessert and cof
fee will be supplied.'
Yomarco Club
Mrs. Ronald C. Glover will be
hostess this afternoon in her home
at 635 N. Commercial street, for
the ladies of the Yomarco club of
the First Methodist church.
Thank Of fering Service
The Woman's Home Missionary
society of the Jason Lee Method
ist church will hold their thank
offering' service at 7:30 o'clock
Sunday evening at the church. Dr.
Richard N. A vision, formerly of
Portland, but now of Salem, will
be the speaker of the evening.
Last Dance of Season
The St. Joseph's club will give
their last dance of the year. FrI
day eve., Nov. 27, at St. Joseph's
Auditorium, Chemeketa and Win
ter'St.
The AH Starr orchestra .will
furnished the music for the even
ing. The committee in charge
are Mr. windashare, Mr. A
Schneider, Mr. S. J. Gentzkow,
Miss Mardett Keenen, Miss Jose
phine Barr.
Mizvah Class to Meet
The Bizpah class of the Jason
Lee Sunday school will hold a so
cial and business meeting this
evening at the church.
Woman's Benefit
Association
A special meeting of the Wom
an's Benefit association will be
held, at 8 o'clock Saturday even
ing, November 28, in the McCor-
nack building to honor Mrs. Min
nie W. Aydeilotter supreme lieu
tenant commander. The officers
are. hoping for a large attendance.
The eleventh annual session of
the Oregon State Drainage associa
tion is scheduled to be held Tues
day, December 1. in the rooms of
the Salem, Chamber of Commerce.
Officers of the Oregon Irrigation
Congress and the 'trustees of this
body have been called to meet .in
connection with the drainage as
sociation. It is expected that the
two organizations will unite to in
troduce a wider policy of reclama
tion in the state. .
Interest In Salem circles is run
ning high for the meeting, as plans
have been made for the drainage
end reclamation of a large section
of land southeast of Salem. Var
ious matters will be discussed at
the meeting, including the matter
of further "federal aid for the re
clamation that will return, for th
upbuilding of Oregon the six mil
lion dollars in the federal recla
mation fund derived from sale of
public lands in this state."
The problems of securing sue
cessful settlement jof farm ' units
on constructed reclamations pro
jects, irrigation of land economic
al construction of farm drains and
improvement of. the land through
reclamation will be discussed.
Following is tne tentative pro
gram tor the meeting:
9:30 a. m. Registration; meet
ing of drainage association direct
ors. .-'
10:00 a. m. Welcome to Salem
C. E. Wilson, secretary Salem
Chamber of Commerce; response.
Senator Sam II. Brown, president
Oregon Drainage association ; "De
velopment of Future DrainagM
Needs of Oregon"; reports and ap
pointment of committees; address
"A Program of Reclamation for
Oregon," President Wilford Allen
Oregon Reclamation Congress; ad
dress, "Land Settlement Work of
the " Portland Chamber of Com
merce," W. B. D. Dodson. secre
tary-manager, Portland Chamber
of Commerce. ,
12:00 m. Association luncheon
speaker, Governor Waiter M
Pierce."
1:15 p. m. Committee meet
Ings.
2:00 p. m. Address. W. Lair
Thompson, "The Business Side of
Reclamation"; ten-minute region
al reports coast and lower Col
umbia, Ed Wist, Scappoose, vSuc
cessful Reclamation ' Project
Farms"; Willamette valley,- Earl
Price, OAC, "Drainage and ' Sup
plemental Irrigation for the.WJI
lamette Valley"; Klamath, basin
Ed Geary, "Utilization of Klamath
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&ANATRQBE
TK joint achievement of the FOUR WORLD
LEADERS in musical and electrical acoustics
The Radio Corporation of America, The Gen
eral Electric Co.," The Westinghouse Electric and
Mfg. Co., and Brunswick; ; '
rof. Von Eschen to Relin
quish Appointment-Service
at Willamette
The appointment bureau at Wil
lamette university, which has been
conducted by Prof. Florian Von
Eschen since its creation in 1924,
has been taken over by the admini
stration of the university. Reason
was given: to be that Prof. Von
Eschen already has so many af
fairs to attend to that a real hard
ship is worked on him when he has
to handle the appointment bureau
in addition.
The function of the bureau is to
receive teaching posts for gradu
ates of the university. In order
to do this most efficiently, Prof
Von Eschen mailed form letters to
the Superintendents of the school
districts in which Willamette
students are already teaching, to
ascertain whether or not their
work has proved satisfactory. He
found by so doing that out of 160
teachers only 6 or 7 were found
to be criticised in any way, and
found that Willamette graduates
as a rule are in demand through
out the states of Washington. Ida
ho, and Oregon. Some districts in
Washington, he found, prefer
Willamette teachers, and supply
from the Salem college whenever
it Is posible.
Over 300 superintendents in
24 SHOPPING DAYS
'TIL CHRISTMAS
At Kafoury early shopping will, of course, prove to be
pleasant and satisfactory . -
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Address
'em right
and
Mail 'em early
- The theme dominating all Kafoury Gift Mer
chandise is sincerity, courtesy and aiming to
wards, satisfaction of every customer These
constitute the factors most notable in all of
Kafoury's activities. !
Ready ! Christmas Is Coming
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