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Miss Stockton Is Hostess at
Dinner Par.ty and Cards .
On Tuesday evening at her
home on North ' Summer street,
Miss Zoe Stockton entertained
with ' an unusually, attractive dinner-party
with covers placed. tor
twenty-four. During the after
dinner-hours, - five hundred was
enjoyed at six tables.
The rooms were like , a beauti
ful conservatory of flowers "with
many yellow and white pom pom
chrysanthemums : among quanti
ties of greens, vivid beiry-laden
hnllir inrinfx tin vellnw mari-
C-Tr golds and orchid colored small
chrysanthemums. I
Mrs. Frank G. Myers and Mrs.
Paul V. Johnson assisted the hos
tess in serving. : High honors at
cards were - won by 'Mrs. ; Lewis
Griffith and Mrs., Karl Kug'el.
, Those hidden included:
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Cathy
of Denver, Colorado; Mr." and Mrs.
Frank G. Myers, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul V.- Johnson; Mr. and Mrs.
Henry A: Cornoyer,' Mr. and Mrs.
Carl B. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
H. 'Mills, Mr. and Mrs.' Max E.
Page, Mr. and Mrs. Sam J. Butleri
. Mr.' and Mrs. Jaraes H. Nicholson,
Mr. and Mm; Frank V; Brown,Mr.
and Mrs. .Tom. Galloway, Mr. and
Mrs. Karl B. Kugel, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis D. ! Griffith, Mrs; .Lester
Barr, Miss Kathryn Gunnell, Mr.
S. li. Elliott. y . v
f Reception at Park School
An "Open house" and candy
sale .will be held at the Park
school this evening, December 11,
from 7:30 to 10 o'clock. . The
proceeds of the candy Sale will go
toward buying a victfola for the
school. Work by the pupils
will be on display and a short
program will be given. Ail pa
trons and friends of the school are
, invited to be guests. .
Mr. and 'Mrs. Homer Goulet
and son. Homer, Jr.; are spending
'the day in Portland, having mo
tored down this morning.
Material for Hospital
The American. Legion Auxiliary
Is collecting reading matter to
send to the Veterans .Hospital in
'Portland. Books and: magazines
containing stories or articles are
desired.; The men also appreciate
anything pertaining to handcraft
work such as - patterns, designs,
etc., as weir as (knitting 'crochet
and cross-stitch ; patterns as they
do a great deal of 'weaving and
knitting. Bundles may be left at
the Rottle Shoe Store or- if any
are onable to deliver what they
have IfJ they will call 1358-M their
bundles will be called for. All
should be in by Monday, Decern-'
ber 14.
Cooked Food Sale
The Ladies' Aid society of the
"X. Tealie Xfpthndist chnrch will hold
T . . ? t .. r . 't.
a coo sea iooa saie on oaiuruay at.
Pade and - Kreuger's. . Mrs. W. L.
Hatch,' Mrs. Charles Lucas, ""Mrs.
Armstrong, and Mrs. S. C Kight
linger ; are the members of the
members of the committee in
charge.
Ladies of the G. A. R. -
Ladies of the U. S. Grant circle,
GAR, "will meet for their regular
business meeting at- 2:30 o'clock
Saturday afternoon at the Arm
ory. . - , ;
Club at Griffith Home
Mr. and Mi a. Lewis Dt-Grilflth
were hosts on Monday ejreliing for
the members of their card club.
Claude Steusloff won the - honors
of the evening. The hostess was
assisted by .Mrs. Steusloff. .
At the next meeting of the club
on December 21 Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Deckebach will be the
hosts.
Guests at the Griffith home "on
Monday were: Mr. and ' Mrs.
I SOCIAL CALENDAR I
) ii Today
West Side circle of the Jason
Lee Aid society. Special meeting.
Musicals. Parr Ish junior high
school. 7:45 o'clock. .
Willing -Workers class of First
Christian church. Church parlors.
Business meeting. , . ' .
Minnesota club. 'Mrs. W- J. Lin-
foot. 2100 Nob. Hill, on Hoy t fit.
7:20 o'clock.
"Open house" and candy sale,
Park school, 7:30 to 10 o'clock.
Saturday V
Salem Woman's ydub. 1 Club
house. 2 : 301 o'clock, t-.
Willamette University Inter
Sorority "Open ; House."
Daughters of Veterans' .Bazaar.
1S4 NV Liberty street. "
s Ladies Aid of First Presbyter
ian church TEazaar. Nelmeyer'g
Drug store, r
' Sunday
Sacred Christmas-concert. First
Methodist church choir, 7:30
O'clock.
. Let-lie M. E. Indies' Aid. Cook
;. ed food sale, i Pado and Kreugen
" Monday . . - - '
Mrs.' C. A. Park's JUblo class
City library. . , ' .
TucsKjay.'
Writer's club.- Mrs. Byron F
Brunk, l5l" Highland avenue.
Lecture by Louis Kaufman Ans-
pacher, famous American ' play
wright. Waller Hall, Willamette
university campnsj Subject
"Praaa and Democracy,"
Claude Steusloff, Mr. and Mrs. G.
F. Chambers, Mr; and Mrs. Brey
man Boise, Mr.- and Mrs. .Richard
Slater, and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis D." Griffith".
Musicale at Parrish School r
The many friends and patrons
of the Parrish junior high school
are anticipating the public musi
cale this evening at the school
which the music department, un
der the direction of Alice Thomp
son, will give at 7:45 o'clock. A
Bjmall admission fee of 10 cents
will be charged.
The program will include num
.bers by the school orchestra, the
girls' chorus, the boys' sextette,
the glee club, a trio, and a num
ber of talented young soloists.
Sacred Christmas Concert
The choir of the First Methodist
church will present a "particularly
well chosen program of Christmas
music at their annual Christmas
concert on' Sunday evening, Dec.
13 at 7:30 o'clock. Music by the
First "Methodist church choir is
always a genuine treat to those
who hear, and without doubt the
church will be filled to capacity
16ng before the opening number.
Prof. E. WHobson Is hoir con
ductor and Prof. T. S. Roberts the
accompanying organist.
Following is the program as it
has, been given out:
Omnipotence . . . . Schubert
(Incidental solo, Miss Gladys h.
! Mclntyre.)
Organ solo. Adoration. .Borowsky
Prof. T. S Roberts.
The Birthday of a King
. . . , . . ..... ... Neidlinger
Ronald Craven.
Scripture and prayer by' the pas
tor. Dr. F- C. Taylor.
He Shall Feed His Flock, (from
the Messiah) Handel
Mrs. Treval powers.
A Song of Thanksgiving. .Allitsen
(Obbligato sung by Miss
- Josephine Bross)
Gesu Bambino ..... . Piero Yen
: ;R. D. Barton. .
March of the Wise Men . . .'. Gaul
Male choir.
Holy Night . . Adam
Miss, Aldeane Smith. '
A Carol of Bethlehem .... ,v Glass
(Incidental solo. Miss Al-
deane' Smith.)
Good Tidings of Great Joy. . . . . ,
Densmore
Benediction.
Mid-Week Bridge Club
Mrs. G. W. Laf Iar entertained
with a lovely bridge luncheon on
Wednesday afternoon at her home
planned for the1 pleasure7 of mem-1
bers Of the Mid-Week Bridge club
and a group of especially invited
guests, j Christmas ; decorations
featured, on the luncheon table
which was artistic with red tapers
in silver' holders. Mrs. H. S- Pol-
sal won the. high score of the af
ternoon. .
Additional guests for the occasion-included
Mrs. F. E. Shafer,
Mrs. W. E. Wilson, !Mrs. James
Lewis, Mrs. Arthur H. Moore, Mrs
H. S. Poisal and Mrs. Clark, t !
-Covers at the luncheon were
placed for the following members:
Mrs. W. F. Buckner, Mrs. S. S.
East. Mrs. D. X. Beechler, Mrs.
Charles Cone. Mrs. E. M. Hoffnell,
Mrs. J. B. Hosford, and the, hos
tess, Mrs. G. W. Laflar.
Jolly Sixteen Club
Mr. and Mrs. John Spong enter
tained the B. E. club at the O. K.
Waffle House Wednesday evening.
The room was beautifully decor
ated irju keeping with the-season.
Mr. L. Becht and Mr C. H.
Busey won the 'high scores of the
f evening at five hundred, consola
tion awards going to Mrs. L? Bech
tel and Mr M. P Dennis. Visiting
guests were "Mrs. A. R. Biker? of
Portland and Miss Lavelle'Tteene:
The next meeting of the club
will be at the , home of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul C. Hansen, the first
Wednesday evening in January.
Club members -are: Mr. and
Mrs. L. Bechtcl, Mr. and .Mrs. A.
F. Basey. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keene,
Mr. and Mrs. John Spong, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul C. Hansen, Mr. and Mrs,
T. W. Davies. 'Mr. and Mrs. M- P
Dennis and Mr. and Mrs. C. H,
Busey. r
Woman's Club Saturday
The Salem W01"31'1! club will
hold the . first . December meeting
on Saturday, afternoon At the club
house in observance of State In
stitutions day. A board meeting
will be held at 2 o'clock with a
short business meeting following
at 2:30 o'clock.. At 3 o'clock the
program-will -be given, -with Dr.
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( Juvenile or Educational -Trust. Fund Policy ,
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VJCTOU SCHNEIDER, Special Agcnl
North Commercial Street, Salem ;
' ' -r 1' t. Phone 577 ' S '
V
Grover C Bellinger, superintend
ent of . the state tuberculosis hos
pital, the principal speaker. Mrs.
Frank. M. Erickson, chairman of
the institutions department of the
club, will report on her, work, as
sisted by committee chairmen in
her group. -
, One of the most delightful f eat
ful features of all will be the one
act play which Miss Mary Gilbert,
author of the production, will di
rect. The play entitled "An Easy
Story," will be enacted by a group
of boys from, the boys industrial
school. Special music Is. being ar
ranged by the music committee.,
-At the close of the club meet
ing at 4:30 o'clock a special meet
ing of the institutions department
will be held in the east room.
Minnesota Club '
At the call of the president the
Minnesota club will meet with
Mrs. W. J. LInfoot, 2100 Nob Hill,
on Hoyt street, Friday evening at
7:30 o'clock to make plans for
the mid-winter gathering.
". . J.
' Mrs. George P.-Griffith is enter
taining as her house guest lrer
mother, Mrs. Frances Cornell of
Jefferson. ,
AT IIEILIG TODAY
: One of the acts featured on the
Heilig theatre Association vaude
ville at that showhouse today.
Silverton
A Christmas program wilj be
given at the Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday evening. The pro
gram will consist of -J choruses,
Quartets, duets and solos. The
program committee feels itself
Treryrfortunate in securing Miss
Lalie De Lacheur, who is visiting
her -filece, Mrs? W. LMcaiftnis. to
sing at the program. MIbs De
Lacheur, known on the stage as
the "Silver-haired Lady with the
Voice of Gold," is a well known
concert singer throughout the east
and. Canada. This is her second
season with the Pafttages on the
west coast. She will return in tiro
spring to the east; at which time
she will appear with the Orpheum.
Rev. M- A. Christenson of Port
land spent Sunday at Silverton.
Sunday evening Rev. Mr. Chris
tenson spoke at Trinity church,
having for his subject, "Finding
Your place in Life." v .
In celebration of their 27th wee
ding anniversary, Mr., and Mrs.
waner iarson entertained at a
dinner Sunday at their home. The
occasion was also Mr. Larson's
birthday anniversary. Covers were
laid for Mr.' and Mrs. Larson, Mr
and Mrs. C. Ennevoldson, - Miss
Macella Ennevoldson, Merl Lar
son, John Larson, Mr. and Mrs
Alvin Legard of. Salem, and Miss
Amanda Olsen of Molalla,
Aietvin veisou pi Jt'onand p'as
a Sunday guest at'the home of the
Rev. Mr. and,' Mrs". George Hen-
yiksen of Silverton.
- .aioeri uisrua or Montana is a
guest this week of Mr. and Mrs.
Axel Larson. Mr. Olsrud and the
Larsons were neighbors when the
latter made their home In Mon
tana. "
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Burbee are
recent arrivals at Silverton from
Montana. They have rented the
Frank Armstrong farm south of
Silverton. .
PREFER "BLUE IKXIM' WORK
PITTSBURGH. A majority of
night students at the Carnegie
Institute of Technology have
shown a preference for "blue den
im" work. Only a . comparativly
few are entered for. occupations
where clean linen and well combed
hair are necessities. .
Building and machinery trades
have attracted many - of the stu
"BEST-PEOPLE"A1 THE OREGON
Today, is the last day Salem theatre-gpers will have, the chance
to see "The Best People," now playing at the Oregon. The
film is a dramatization of one of the best sellers of recent
years. It is a Paramount production and stars Warner Bax
ter and Esther Ralston.
The frail and Vistful Lillian
Glsh has finished her work in "La
Boheme" and It will be released
soon. .
In the picturization of the fa
miliar opera she pldys the role
of "Mimi." And all indications
point to Its leaving a weepy trail
across the country.,
Remember how we wept through
"Broken Blossoms" and "The
White Sister?" When Lillian
emotes she makes even strong men
to gulp and blink suspiciously.
STAR DUST
Sid Chaplin is an ardent moun
taineer. At present he holds the
record for the Ledge Trail Climb
at Yosemite National Park.
Bessie Love is vacationing in
Europe. Joseph Schenck has
"bought control of the Federal
Trust and Savings Bank of Holly
wood to make it an institution for
movie people. Douglas Fair
banks was made a Master Mason
recently. Charlie Chase first
appeared before the footlights as
a boy singer of illustrated songs.
The fashion sequences of
"Irene," Colleen Moore's new pic
ture are being done jn color.
Priscilla Dean has a new con
tract with - Metropolitan Pictures
that make her a star in a different
type of pictures. The first will
the "The Danger Girl," adapted
from the stage play, "The Bride."
It is a dramatic comedy of ,the
mystery order. Priscilla recently
refused to make a picture in which
she was required to do a "wamp"
role.
Tom Wilson, a member -of the
"Million Dollar Handicap" cast
has played blackface roles for so
long that many believe him to be
a negro. In four years he .has
only played two parts with his
face unblackened.
Mae Murray.
The latest American star to suc
cumb to the offers of foreign pro
ducers is Mae Murray. Mae has
gone to Berlin to make a series
of pictures for Ufa, German film
concern. The titles are as yet
unannounced, but it wouldn't be
surprising if they wore films
which have been already produced
in this country. A short time ago
the German concern bought the
Kerchief - Kerchief
you're always sure of pleasing the recipient if you
give handkerchiefs ,f or no woman ever has enough.- '
One .or a. set of -three or! four .just sr you desire,
cleverly assembled in a gift box and the price is no j;
V. Fancy- frinted . Cambric
. Kerchiefs &t
!. 5c, 10c,?15c
Kiddies' 43 in' Box1 A! B. C.
t Bunnys Rabbit, Dicky Bird,
Daisy Don t and bkeezix
i9c,49c
ijjnuan . r
story rights to about forty Ameri
can pictures.
Mae's- newest picture is "The
Merry Widow."
STAR DUST
Irene Rich recently took out an
other life insurance policy for
$100,000. Thomas Meighan
has been elected president of the
Great Neck-Florida Rea Estate
Corporation composed largely of
screen folk. Greta Nissen
came to this country- as the spe
cial ward of the royal family of
Norway. Saddened by his
wife's death, one of Rex Turpin's
few amusements is directing traf
fic, at one of Hallywood's busiest
Intersections. Many a tieup re
sults from Ben's eyes so he uses
his arms to untangle the cars.
Ernest Lubitsch is planning a
Varner Brother's production that
will probably cost more than
$300,000.
D. W. Griffith is making Corel
li's "Sorrows of Satan" on a
large scale for Paramount.
Universal's script department is
busy on "Uncle Tom's Cabin" and
"Gulliver's Travels."
Here are a few recent title
changes:
The stage spectacle "Hassan"
(Paramount) will be "The Golden
Journey."
J'he novel "Tall Timber' (Uni
jre5sal)jhas been -decapitated and
"The " Rowdy" has replaced its
title!
When "Protecting Prue" is
shown it will b called "On Her
Own."
"A Friend. of Napoleon" (Para
mount), has been retitled "The
Splendid Crime."
Anthony Pryde's "Spanish Sun
light" (First National), will shine
as "The Girl From Montmartre.,'
One word has been grafted on
"Brewster's Millions" (Para
mount), this making it 'Miss
Brewster's Millions."
Gerald Beaumont's "The Gal
lant1 Guardsman': (Fox), has
shrunk to "My Little Pal."
Colonel Palmer's novel "In
visible Wounds" (First National),
is "The New Commandment."
Hiigh Wiley's "The Spoils of
War" (Paramount), wouldn't do
It's !"Behind the, Front."
The stage play "Martinique"
Voiles .and ; fancy scolloped:
and rolled edges. Colorful,
" indeed I
17c, 95c
Vivid nualitv Linen, fancv
. .m r "f ;j
and plain colorings. . Some;
, are hand embroidered !
V 25c,:Sli75 ;
(Paramount), lacked punch.1 It Is
Volcano." ' .
Joseph Conrad's "Kostromo"
will bob up as "The Silver Treas
ure." - !
Interested In "Part "fin: a Mar.
riage?" Look for f Married
Cheats." !
Earl Rossman recently made a
color record of the i Northern
Lights which took , three months
to make. The photographer took
scenes in temperature ranging
from 35 to 52 degrees below lero.
The Aurora Borealis sequence will
be used in "Kivalina of the Ice
Lands, which Pathe U distribut
ing. - i
In addition to'Betty . Blythe,
four American movie actresses are
appearing in London f theaters.
They are Edith Day, Dorothy
Dickson, Lucille La Verne and
Tallulah Bankhead.
Harry M. Warner difln't cause
any considerable excitement' in
movie circles when he recently an
nounced that the trouble with the
movies is that too many stars
think they are gods. Old stuff J
Owen Moore plays the part of
"English Algernon" in "The Mock
ing Bird,". Lon Chaneyis starring
vehicle. In this picture Chaney
fills the dual role of a Limehouse
missionary and master rook.
The cute little French girl
Renee Adoree whom we first ad
mired in Tom- Moore's "Made In
Heaven" is being kept busy these
Ecr Saturday Selling
This week we of fer you an assortment of
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They come in FoUr. Sizes-Two Patterns
1 Take any Mop Saturday for
ONLY 85c
and we give you a bottle of polish free
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days. Renee, when a youngster,
used to, belong, to a circus-troupe
in France. Later she gained, rec
ognition as a dancer and came to
the United .- States . to seek tame.
After achieving popularity on the
New ( York stage she applied -for a
Job at the William " Fox studios
and . was given a . part In "The
Strongest." A few months " ago
she played the part of -a young
French girl as Jack Gilbert's
sweetheart in "The Big Parade."'
Then she joined the cast of "La
Boheme," Lillian Gish's'; new pic
ture," to play , the part of "Mu
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