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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1925)
.THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON 1 SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER G. 1925 -.. v---;.. Mr i - i f Jyf l"''"'5 ' jX lem citizens, -with Miss Carol S. Dibble as chairman, has organized as a unit for the sponsoring ot better "dramatic and platform ac tivities in Salem." The personnal of the board includes Miss Dibble. Mrs. Georpe H. Alden, Miss Mabel Robertson. Miss Ethel MeOll christ. Paul Wallace. Albert Rich ard Wetjoh, Prof. Horace Willis ton. Prof. Morton E. Peck. Prof. K. -TV Brown and Prof. Horace Rahskopf. - ' , 4 . ' The special deyotees - of the Moroni-Olsen company will be in terested to know that Janet Youn will play the part of Old Iidy Tburlow in "The Ship." while Dor othy Adams will be Hester. Oordon Kelson, the new mem ber of the Moroni-Olaen companv who was" seen to such good ad vantage as Colonel Pickerine in "Pygmalion." comes from Van couver. B. C. where for several years he has been a conspicuous firure in Little Theater circles. During the' past summer he has neeni"-filling an engagement in Hrhf'onera. Mr. .Nelson was born in Van couver, spent come time in school In' England, was overseas from 1916 to 191$. when he returned to complete his education at the TTniversitv of British Columbia Prominent In Vancouver sportin circles, being an ardent oarsman and ruby enthusiast. Ha hs rowed In several international regattas. Gean Greenwell, the bass- ocel bystander in the first act of vpyrmalion." was plucked from his college career to strengthen the casf of the Mo-on!-01sen nlvP nnd while in collee-e in Ogde T7ah. he was. prominent in ath letics, school naper work and rani a tics, besides other minor ac tlvities. his powerrui snomders are a ereat he'p to Joe Williams, the stare manager, in setting up and tearing down scenery. W. F. M. S. on Wednesday The 'Woman's Foreign Mission ary ocietv of the First Methodist church will meet on Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock o the borne of Mrs. H. M. Dnrkh'mr Mrs. Chnrles J. I.icle w'U lead t, devotional. whiV Mrs M. B. Pof- ft'i"nnian w'l have charge of th lesson, reviewin the . raco captr thp stud" honk on "Pi- TAnchin-s n Pfe"." The Chrini!,s offf""'"e 'U hA t", t this tfme. M!ss Aldone pit w1 Vense with special musical "umbers. WMdinj Celebrated The homo of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hale was the cene of one of the most memorable family reunions of the season rhen five genera tions rpmbld to honor Mr. a"d Mrs. Hale on the occasion of their eolden wedding anniversary yes terday at 19C0 South Commercial street. The honor puests were made the recipients of a number of attractive wedding presents in cluding a set of gold band d;shes Many messages of congratulations! were received from all parts of the- country. j Mr- and Mrs. Hale were mar- ried on December 5 in: Missouri. Covers - yesterday at the anniver sary d jnner were arrangedfor Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hale, Mrs. Anne E. McCorkle, Mrs. Linnie McCal- lum of Tacoma. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McCallum and children and grand child of Tacoma', Mr. : and- Mrs. Iennon and granddaughter of Olympla, Mr. and Mrs. Boge and son of, Beaver ton. Mr. and Mrs. Watkins and daughter of Jeffer- nn, Ms Gladys Hale of Salem, Mrs. Minnie Banks of Jefferson, Mr; and Mrs, I. . McAdoo of Scio. and Mr. and Mrs, D. II. Clark of Salem. . Chanter G of P.E.O. Chapter G of the PEO Sister hood held, an interesting meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs F. W. Selee. Plans were made at this time for the annual Christ mas party on December 17. The program on Thursday was in the form of an instructive address on psychology by Rev. Martin . Fere shettan. Mrs. Fred J. Tooze was a special guest for the afternoon. Chapter members in the group ohCThursday were Mrs. W. H. iyrd, Mrs. D. X. Beechler, Mrs. F. E. Churchill. Mrs. W. T. Hick- ey, Mrs. E. J. Huffman. Mrs. W. M. Hughes. Mrs. P. J. Kuntz. Mrs. G. W. LaflatwMrs. C. K. Logan. Mrs. William McOilehrist.. Mrs. W. W. Moore, Mrs. A. C. Parr. Mrs. W. M. Smth. Mrs. A. T. Woolpert, and the hostess, Mrs. F. W. Selee. Rapheteriah Club Mrs.' Phil Newmyer was hostess Thursday afternoon for the pleas- ian club at their December meet ing. No special guests were pres ent for the meeting. Needlework and conversation were the divers ions of the afternoon. - In the group were Mrs. II. S. Gile. Mrs. Carle Abrams. Mrs. C. E. Bates. Mrs. G. C. Bellinger. Mrs. Henry Comptoir. Mrs. John Evans, Mrs, James Heltzel, Mrs. Veil Hawley". Mrs. A.- A. Siewert. Mrs. Guy O. Smith. Mrs. Lee lnr ruh. Mrs. Frederick Hill Thomp son. Mrs. Ray Smith. Mrs. Elmo S. White, Mrs. F. L. Titer and Mrs. Otto J. Wilson. Entertains Priscilla Club Mrs. S. S East entertained in n delightful raannr-r on Thursday afternoon for- members of the Priscilla club at her home.' Holly and poinsettas gave a charming holiday atmosphere to the rooms. uro of members of the Rapheter-!At the next meeting of the club. , i after Christmas, Mrs. C. U. Epley will entertain. Mrs. East's club guests included Mrs. Dan J. Fry. Sr., Mrs. J. B. Craig, Mrs. Fred Steusloff Mrs. A. T. Wain. Mrs. Ida Babcock, Mrs C. M. Epley, Mrs. C- B. Webb and Mrs. W. B. Mott. Congregational Ladies Meet The atractive home of Mrs. W. C. Kantner on North Commercial street was the scene of the last meeting of the year of the mis sionary society of the First Con gregational church on Friday. nuy women oi the church were guests for the occasion, Rev. Maftin Fereshetian spoke during the afternoon on The Clash of Civilization." Special Christmas musical numbers were sung by (Continued on pas 6.) tit. ....i mum ri ni' Upper left: Eileen Rose tester, five jear old daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. C. R. Lester. Upper right: Miss-Jean: Lunsford, daughter of Mr. . and Mrs: L. Ltinsford, of Fair-mount Hill, from the children of the couple liOwer leir: jjiiss ineress Daaneia wnose marriagir hj wr; nenry uroper was -soiemnizea m an impressive manner at'the 8.o'clock mass ori Wednesday, if ovember 25, at St. Jdsph's Ciatrtoiic enurcn. iower rignt: noDeri, agea.iive,-ana marjorie, agea iour, son ana aaugnier of Mr. - arid- Mrs;.-Y ayne Price of 960 North Cottage street. v - DECEMBER - By Blanche Jones :.f 1' 4 :t 5; : (In the Willamette Valley) ' -;- " - 1 Rosetips red jn each wayside thicket, . Mingle with snowberries softly white r 1, s . Blackberry vines with red leaves peeping 7 Out from young evergreens reaching for light. Sword ferns waving like tall, green feathers, v v. Mosse's that thrive 'neath a clouded sun; s Chinook winds and balmy weather, X Such is winter in Oregon Town and'Gdlcn Clllb ' ' f imunity and the college. Plans Activities V The meeting of . the club on The Town and Gown cluh, for- Tuesday was attended with partic- Shipp, Clara 'Adams, Jennie Mar tin, Pauline Clark. Mollie Ben- nette, Mabel Loveland, Loui.sa Loveland, Hazel Barnholdt, and little Miss Zelma Barnholdt. At 1 o'clock the regular covered dish dinner was enjoyed by all The afternoon was spent in social ehat and fancy work. Special Meeting of Church Society The West Side Ladies Aid so ciety of the Jason Iee church will hold a special meeting Friday af ternoon, December 11. to pack the regular Christmas boxes for the orphans' home at Corvallis. These articles and many more have been ... i . io,.oQnn uiar eninusiasm. ana ine mem- cU n. -cui", kuuu i cnuiuf ruild hld an unusuailv interest-ibers are making generous plans books and magazines, all kinds of Li Ulta, neia an UHUSUdllJ 'uw'"1 I. ..... , I !m fnnA rinrifii for vlptrnla lng meeting on Tuesday afternoon for. increasing tne Altai scope oi at the hoine of Mrs., C P. Bishop.' their organization, nan. were ma&arth .a large tea which ill he held on Thp pn,,.,,. ceremoniaI of the the last Tuesday of the month at Wnite sl,rine No. 2. Order of the Mrs. Bishop's "home." " - 1vhite Shrine of Jerusalem, will Th avowed purpose of ' the be held at S o'clock Tuesday eve Town and, Gown club, js to deepen, j hing; December 9,n the Masonic the mutual feeling between WiWJ temple lametce University and the Salem I Tw-bv T?dnJti Tiirthlrin f2tjh ' . - , u rr, ( . . v .- .v - ' organiwiuou Mrs , Hattie KenjJOU was. .hostess i town women. ., The whose2 membership comprises . a for the Evcr Ready Birthday club group of the ctty'r most prominent Monday. November'SO, AThe hpnoi matrons is open -to all those who guests were Mrs. Kennon and Mrs. are Interested In. the furthering of Clara Lucus. Others present were a deep interest between thevcom- Mesdames Mary Neyhart. Florence games, good records for victrola, pictures for the walls, toys, paint hooks, crayon and water colors, pin cushions, sewing baskets, scis sors and thimbles, wash -cloths. tooth paste, brushes, canned fruits. vegetables and fish.- drted- fruits and apples, and crochet and em broidery threads. Moroni-Olsen Players at Heilia - The return engagement of thelt-nurcn. airs. h. ai Moroni-Olsen Players on Wednes- hostess. 2:30 o'clock Klandolins - Banjos ' ,' v Saxophones Saxellos r - .- --- Trumpets - - r. Musical novelties vPlayer, pianos and rolls, Victrolas and , Radio sets dndx accessories at. SnCTAL CVI.ETTDAR ' i Todnr . .Miss Cornelia Marvin hostess for members of modern thought section of Salem Arts' league. 4-fc o'clock. Meet at city library at 3:30 o'clock. Monday Salem Music Teachers associa tion. Miss Elma Weller. hostess. Kappa Alpha Theta meeting. Mrs. Allan Carson. 246 Superior street, hostess. 2:30 o'clock. Election of seven Y. W. O. A. board members. Tuesday Merry-Go-Round club. Mrs. TJ. G. Shipley, hostess. Salem Arts' league. General meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Har wood Hall. Chemawa, hosts. 7:30 o'clock. Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. Armory. 7:30 o'clock. Willamette Shrine No. 2, White Shrine of Jerusalem. Masonic Temple. 8 o'clock. Election of seven Y. W. C. A. board members. Wednesday "The Ship." Moroni-Olsen play ers, under auspices of local com mittee. Heilig theatre. W. F. M. S. First Methodist Durkheimer, o day evening of this week is being anticipated with the greatest in terest, St. " John Ervine's ''The hip." promising to win for itself altogether as much favor as was won by "Pygmal:on." when the entire, house was gold out and numbers turned: away. A committee of prominent Sa Leslie M. E. church W. H. M. S. Mrs. E. T. Barkus, 890 Saginaw street, hostess. Friday West Side circle of the Jason ; Lee Aid society. Special meeting. . Saturday Salem Woman's elnb. rChib house. 2:30 o'clock. gi "jami-a ?! wffii IB sw.s wx in jn m m m e a .am ra w.xt s an a mm Mm wvs ki a THE SHIP 99 I s At The Heilig . December 9 MILLER Salem's Leading Christmas Gift Store C v stHiasNett 1 ill H .... Lo vely Gift Lingerie in Profusion Of afl the "somethings, to-wear", lingerie is always sure of a welcome, especially if you hake your selection from these. Lingerie of beautiful quality, silks and dainty cottons in .smart new models. Tailored or adorned in many delightful ways. Nightgowns, chemises, petticoats, matched sets any one of which will bring forth sincere appreciation. And the colors! All the exquisite -pastels, lovely bright shades and white. Bright Kerchiefs Add a Dash of Color to Christmas All Paris wears a bright kerchief somewhere on the costume peeping from the pocket, extending from the purse, or large ones as mufflers. And for' gifts, you will find these delightful, for each boasts an individuality that is charming. Silk kerchiefs, linen kerchiefs, cotton ones designed to be decorative or useful, and often both. Dainty Neckwear Gives a Feminine Touch A very important item in the smart wardrobe is neckwear, so if you wish to give something exactly right and not ex pensive, make it the gift of neckwear The collection you will find here is complete "and presents unusual variety of collars, vestees, jabots, sets, bright scarfs and exquisite shawls. New and charming in color, cut or fabric. And so low-priced, you will find only pleasure in their purchase. Gloves Solve Many a Gift Problem Smart, inexpensive and always welcome. So give gloves if you would play safe. Here you will find every fashionable style tailored gloves that slip on easily, embroidered gloves, painted gloves, appliqued gloves in fact, every type that is in fashion today, at prices that make them a pleasure to buy. The Smartest Bags Arrive In Time for Christmas Do you want a spacious pouch bag? A tailored under-the-arm bag? A vanity? An evening bag a-sparkle with glit tering beads? They are all here in brilliant array, ready to serve you whether you want to play Santa Claus to a friend or yourself. Fancy clasps. Gay new colors, such as pansy, reds, pencil blue, purple, green and beige. In the smartest silks and leathers, tastefully lined and fitted with purse and mirror. Wool Hosiery That Keeps Ankles Warm and Smart With winter nipping at pne'flf ankles and keen winds blowing from around every corner, wool hosiery is the logical choice. Especially when one can have such smart 6nes as these. Knit in delightful patterns and exquisite colorings, and so beauti fully made, that there is. no excuse for chilly ankles. All wool, silk-and-wool, wool-and-cotton a splendid selection. .... MM Jtit Choose Now While Holiday Stocks , Present Their Selections s - SHOPJn The FORENOONS IF POSSIBLE V 1 i . t is. . .. i ' j - i! V 3 w Sherman,l!lay& Co. t - V 2M North Hish Street Telephone 22S1