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TUESDAY MORNINC, JANUARY; 5, 192t
SllB OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM; OREGON
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Larsen Ts'Guesl J 'U
The-Tiohie of Mr.rand:
Bean , on Court - street '.vai the
scene cm' Saturdayeirenlag'ol an
attractive,, bridge, i party tcomplK
men ting Mrs. IJU J.. Larsen or Port
land, J he cn est-of her parents ur
ine the blfday s Impartiable' of
brldse . were i',plajEi du,i1.ns f the
e ven in K JVlt hj the. W g h seor es. ga
ins to'M rvand )fr(M Ois Xtf . f
: Tho group 1 Included: ir. i and
Mrs".1 John I r. Oarsoii, Mr.&d M t s.
Fran Ir Srars,5 Mr. .'and Mrs. HoHis
f 1 uftt fngt on," "Mr", land Mr; Paul
Hendricks Air. att4 ,"Mrs..JTel9on,
Mr. and. Mm j Kenneth MI all pt
liaJlaa;, Mr. . and ; Mr.t Orris Fr;yr
and th:i honor guest. Mr. and
Mrs, J. . Larsen :'oniB(l, i-M
Guest FfiJndefemdenee.1
',' M iss HIu I'tKl14 r.f Itidfl
peridence was -th , hoitse iftueist
over the weekend ot'Mlss Marie
Partij at'JSdnfprd Home
' Mr. and Mrs. ""Rex Sanford wre
hosts' to a group of their friends
at a delightful .New.. Year's eve
party .on .Thursday.. Bridge wiis
played,, pilbwsJ withjdaMfek..
Out of town guests for the dccas-.
ion included TdrBVpHeleCSiwotti
and Tora SmTEa of! Porhand. " 1'
' :.' '. -'-', v- f -H-f :---" ' V 'f-'
Missionary Society .
.' "The WomarTsMfssionary socley
ty of the tFirstV Presbyterian
I church .will f meet. t: 230 o'clojrk
r j rjiay aiiPFDOOH; January n,
for tho" January 'fj meeting." Tbi
8ii bjectvof , thesfiecnpon wUJ 4e
"A mer le'jLVpi bU$6refea4ttai
lions." with, Div Norrah7 K. Thlly
as one of the speakers".', :The ojn
inittee In charge'of-the program.
and arrangements includes Mrs;
V A. Detzell, Mrs., George -M.
lirown. Miss Ada J?hnpon,' and
Mrs. E. TvPrpseott.
Guitd Will Meet
. A mfleling, f.f iho St. PaAI's
uild will hit held at ihe home of
Mrs.; N. C, Kafoury, 75? North
Summer 'street, on 'Tuesday', 2 iZb
oVlock. Election of officers -ifUJ
take place. The regular Epiphany
dinner of the St. Pant's Episcopal
church will be held in the parish
hall on Wednepday- evening'! at
C;30 o'clock. 1 - ..,- "!:
I - - ; jR-.t- s j ;
Ckcinekcta Chapter j
at TkieUen-Home r - i f
i An- ionusnally larg:; attendance
marked- the meeting of Chemek-
-eta chapter.Daughtera of the Am
erican: Involutions last Saturday
at the home of .Mrs. II. B. Thiel-
i sen. on court street wnen Airs,
i Thielsen, llise Nell Tnielsri. Mrs.
Putnam. Mrs.. Jojy ,and Miss
nan ;-ArmeEate-,werw" noBiesses.
The- rotJttHf -were-' decorated W ith
Keaooal flowers -andrKreens.
- A partleolavty interesting pajer
on OfegottMIle8ti)nea"vWas jread
by MrALVndejrhUl. At fthe
business- meeting ,rthe apouefi
raeut: was ",ina(le it-?tlio 'isauei of
tho Oregon jMa'galzinfe to-he sponft
nored by betate-.board.-. Jrs.
L L.U?atteraoa-oCMnttnomah, was
elected to associate membershipj
An additional gneat froin Multno
mah chapter was Mrs.4 Ji MDavjs
Mrs.' II. D. Mars of Jefferson'and
Mrs.-. JG. Itlegelman were admit-
.ted " tti national -"membership ! oil
Sat urday i'f j:
'l Aaellghlfulr-soehil-hotir. with
t'h - bostt-sses' in1 charg, vf ol lowed
bAjMeetTn&T. .TV "'---i
Ba UlejlQxrifl Ttz4ding .' ,',
The -emony':whien." nnited- in
tn ar r lageM4 .Vera Myrtl Battles
of " Salem and .M r j GleanMorris
was , solemn iied.;in,anj Am presslTo i
jnaareTrnTdISlairaarTS;
at tlws homeof Dr3V. OKantjaer,
the inclatitfg lef gytean. f. The.
only attendants were 'Mr. and Mrs.
Ilobart 1 Smith,': as Taald ?pf hpnoi
and fDesff mah.' frs.-Smith Is a
tester of the rlde; The Tingser-j
viM'wit ttawt - "". -'
vice was used.
y of gold Canton crepeiT The beaa
b tifuUy1 adorned Christmas treo fn
t he Kantner horns ' made akl' at
tractive background for the bridal
' party ; r.;?-Ci,i '' & iK-T:
Mr. and;;Mrs.' Morris , left on
f Sunday tor "Los Angeles where
f they wiirrhake'thelr "home. " ' ".
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Kjcmrai isii cie -: - j
! . The Central circle oX the Jason
j at 2 e'clPck Wednesday afternoon
i iittendance.l jdesired. J. U
Attenas cytaze uonvewton -,M
iss Cornelia Marvin,' nt&te .li
brarian, retnrned'on Saturday af
ternoon from -Portland where she
v r. ? in attendance at" seKHionof
t the -Oregon State' Teachers icoAr
; N em Year's Day,,.' f
ct Park Place i :
Mr; nndMrs. U." Ci Boyer;"Mr;
imd-Mrs. C. C Clark and Miss Ola
tiarlc "were guests bn New Year's
day1 at! the home of. Dr. and Mrs.
Newton Sheldon at JPaTk'!Piac.
Add ItionaP guests at. the' Sheldon
home for the holiday were Dr.f and
Mm.' Sheldon's niece .and nephew,
Mr.": and Mrs. Charles It. Smith of
Jcnnings;ixdge:fS-
.-;'-''f).--,i.'p:
Kruf mans Return to Seattle
;.l r,: and ... MrflL rW'illard . Seton
Kaufman' who spent th; holiday
seat . as ' guests of Mrs... Kauf-
raaa's parents; Jlr.: and' Mrs. "E. TZ
Barnesi have returned to their
here in' Seattle", 'Mrs. - Kanfman
vi - t ' .-.v i -.-4. yLj.r.f' &.A. ' '-: - I
WdijMr.;;Jufaaan.. -having
gone
earlier on account of nusiness. '
On Christmas 'day one of the
seaspn's most - attractive dinners
war6rve4 at-'the- Barnes home fn
honor of Mr.4 and Mrs. .Kaufman
frs-E..T., Barnes. Mrs. FVank,W. I
rower: ana. miss ; Florence tpwer
were the 'hostesses , for the event.
A lovely ""centerpiece- of ferns.
poinbettias, around which Wfre ar-
ta'ngl'Ted candles In crystal
holders, tnade lh fable' festive, for
ho-fii oVlock. dtnneri : !'
f"ykvers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs!J.H'. Baker. Mr. and Mrs.
: A.'Hllsr.- Mr Mark. Mr. and
Mrstj Waldo Mills 4 ahd children
Maty,iHllen and Waldo, jr.. the
houior .guests, Mr. 'and Mrs. WU-
lard; StoBv Ivaufiuan, ..and , tha
howts. Mr. and JUrn. f- Barnes.
Mrsi: Jraak Wr Powf. and J&w
orenoe. rowr.
)Vdr Mother to Meet
i TioSaJlem cJmpOir ot jthQ Pre-
gonState .War iMoerawill.ineet
at' 2: SO J o'clock" this afternoon for
an important business' meeting in
the Chamber of Comnierce xooins.
Annual dues wilt be payable at
tniaj time?'v A humber of import
ant Mbusiness- matters are to come
Hp. jj - i -H-i
Ztiiy.UM Club
Mrs. Reuben P. Boise and Mrs.
Frank W. ' Spencer will be hos
tesses on - Thursday; January 7,
formenibera..of tho Piety Hill
clnl at t he Boine home,. 19 Court
strriet. . ...
ii " . ... iMM,y
Vacation ni Vancouver.
Mr. and Mrs. (Jeorge W.. ling
and! sons, Wallace and .Job.bjf.
sperjt the ten-day holiday period
in yanoouver. Wit, where they
were the hoHse quests of Mr.
Hug's, aunt.", the Misses May and
AnnL Shogren: Mr ling was in
attndfvnce at the State Teachers'
afssticlatibn' in'Portlattd during t he
past week. .. -i
f . . ' i -Reium
-From Seattle
. : 5rs. A. Cornpyer and daugh
ter jf Josephjune,' retiirned on , Suri-dajfj-evening;
alter having spent
the! holidays ip. Seattle as guests
of tfriends and retattves. '
Holidays at Newport
Mrand Mrs, jr. F. Shanks have
returned from an enjoyable holi
day! '"'acg.tion " at Newport where.
"tMj"were domiciled at the Hotel
G "lip ore. jTheyreport they have
neyer. een .the ocean - so ' snow
capped and iridescent as it is this
winter season..
; fj
Le&lie M. E., Ladies Aid 1.
, ;M6mbtrs" of th Leslie- Metho
dist "church 1 Ladies 'Aid society
wiU meet on . Wednesday after
noon. January 6, in Leslie. ball.
i ' -
Gckletsjw Portland,
Mr;, and' Mrs. Homer Goulet
spent the New Year's holidays in
Poirtlartd" with two enjoyable at
fairs making their visit outstand
ing. Ott"NewYea'a.eve Mr. .and
MrsiT Goulet' were the guests of
Dill j and- - Mrs. Hugh , Williamson,
attending the-' Laurelhurst club
Ne X?ar's ball. On New Year's
dayy Mr.VB.nd Mrs. fioulet, were
hojaor guests of Dr. and3Irs: T. ..J.
Anders at an attractive dinner
dance at the Multnomah hotel. r
First Methodist WHMS
. fSThe Woman's Home Missionary
society of the' -'First - Methodist
ehirch will meet at 2:30 o'clock
Wednesday 'afternoon January 6.
at khe home of Mrs. R. L. Farmer
at p 09 Chemeketa street, j Mrs. B.
I SOCIAL VAJL&iMlJAl I
' Twtoy.
. Wflterat club. " Dr';nd: Mrs;: F.
G. Franklin, 1355 Ferry atrcet. .u
Kalem branch ?of . the Oregon
Stite Music Teachers'' association.
Pnof.-and Mrs" T. S-Roberts hosts.
twilling Workers' class.Flrsf
1 PresbVterian chnrch:
Presbyterian chnrch: 'Mrs. C.;R
Lister, 895 S. 13th street, hos
tess. : - .:" tf-r.'
j O. N. S. club. Chamber of Com
mftrce rooms. Hard-time party '
Salem, chanter of Oregon State
War Mothers;' - Chamber of Com-
merce,-rooms
2:3,0 o'clock. . '
t-i
i i-
weanesaay
jjptory Telling' section, Mrs, Ivan
Bellinger J leader.. Court ;apart-
Pienis.,
rjyeterans of .-Foreign Wars aux-
Illary . Mrs. Carle Abrams L46S
Chemeketa street, hostess, 2:30!
o.'tlbck.-i - -t'vr- ;"f ; - r:
ifcWoni'an's Home Missionary bocI-
et.f-TirsfIeOioaist chnrch. Mrs.'
Ri L. Farmer, 909 Chemeketa
mf eet,- fidstessY Y v 4
ILeslie M. Xadies is Aid Boci
etir . Leslie hall. - -.it;
j u. -....t Thursday - v-
:. I Prof., .N? B pane's laas Cttjr
library. Block printing." Home
dfcdrallon. iu v .
Piety Hill club. Mrs. Reuben P.
riofte and Airs, Frank V." Spenoer,
hostesses." Boise home, 619 Court
t Sons of Veterans' -auxiliary.
Armory;'- H&fc o'clock, jjbrlll and
fntnortant discussion, .--i
WCTC prayer 'meeting,
30 o'clock.! T'
Hall,
.Friday ' ,
Woman'! i Missionary i soefety
rst Presbvterian chnrch Church
pariors, o ooc. . . .
Missionary meeting of First
Congregational . church 'wltjh-.'Mrs
A 'N, " Moorea, 855 Chemeketa,
Friday; . -30-ef clock, "
Saturday - j
fSaletn-'-WOTnati's; club. - TJlub.'
VI Hdllenberg w'lU, Jbive -charge
pthMdeWti0Bst wlille. lilfafeB'j
Jaratn Blatchford will conduct the
lesson -sBdyv?-- ri'":l.VJ.. i
.! t - t, -!:' - '.-. ;'-. " i
twnitiTJtrte Cover ; :
Dinner! , , . .
i'lOne of the largest dinners cele
brating New Year's" day took place
Friday at t o'clock at the McCall
home When Mr. and' Mrs. William,
P. McCall wer hosts :f or the
pleasure! of -a group of 23. A
beautiful cyclamen in full "bloom
eentered 'each, table. Following
the dtorier, games, group, music.
mnsic oerithe radio, and conver-
jtation were the diversions.
' ' Cover at the dinner were
placed for Or. W. B. Morse. Mrs.
M. M. Cr sick. Mr. and Mrsr Homer
Utley of Portland. Dr. Floyd Utjey
and Mis4 Marie tu.ley of . Portland.
Air. and M,rs. Arthurr-ltiey and
son Blllie, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Me-ea-11.
Italph McCall. Dr. and - Mrs
Corydon
lltodrett and son Cory
and Mrs. Ford Alien,
Mrs. Ralph' Alien. Miss
don, Mri
Mr, and
JIdith, Riosa and Miss Raveneraft,
teachers
at Bend
in tte junior higlj .'school
'and 'Ihe hosl, Mr, : anjr
Mrs. McCall.
An adldillonul caller al the Mc
Call' hoibo during the past few
days ha.4 beeil Mrs. Elmer Smith
of Oregon City, a former friend
of the family. Mrs. Smith is a
house giiest at the Blod"gett; "and
Utley hpmes.
Wedding Announced
Announcements or the marriage
of Miss" Marie Annette Hofer.'the
daughter at Mrs. Andrew Francis
ndler. to Mr., Alan. Abner Alexan
der .of pasadeha, Cal., are being
received; In Salem. The ceremony
was solemnized on Wednesday.
December 30, in Pasadena. .
Mr.-and Mrs.. Alexander will' fee
at homo-ta their friends at 741
Karjham ntret. Pasadenn. after
Feoriiarir I I.
i
finsh College (J tonne
Members of the Brush College
Grange (met last eveninj; ;it . t h
school, isrith the giMillemen of tho
organization "acting as liosUs of
tho evening which opened wilh a
o'clock dinner. Mr. and Mrs.
F. E. Mercer wore initiated fol
lowing in program."
ruin niy
One. pf the. must delightful oc
casions ftf Ihe holiday season was
a home j-oming of the Waldo Hills
Twentietlf Cerifnry club when the
husband and families together
with the members - of the club
gathered at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Keene on State street,
on Saturday evening January
2, for their annual festivities.
A beautiful little Chistmas tree
stood icj one corner of the living
room where all were assembled to
receive ;the gifts which it is the
custom of the club to exchange at
ima time.
The ejvenlng was very pleasant
ly spent in playibg progressive
Five Hundred, after . which re
freshments were served by the
hostess,! assisted by Mrs. O. A.
Noyes and Mrs. Lloyd Keene.
Those present-were: Mr. and
Mrs. O. E. Lewis of Portland. Mr.
and Mrfc. John Batliner and sons,
Waller and Gnido, Mr. and Mrs.
J. -Li Amort, Jlerrill and Vaiire,
Amort, Mr. and Mrs. ,11. A.
Blevins Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Peterson and daughter, Jean, Mr. :
and Mrs. O. A. Noyes. Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Keene and daughter,
Geraldlhe, Mr. and Mrs. Neil
Wolfe, j Mr. and Mrs. W. II
IlTtwd, Mr. and" Mrs. Ivan Putnam,
and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. H. A
Keene.
WCTtJ Prayer Medina
Th? Regular nieetlng-of the W.
C.T. T7. will not he held today.
Insteadj the members are asked to
meet on Thursday at the hall for
a prayer .meeting, the day of pray-
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U. S. Beauty Feted in London
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$ " i3 S Si-
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"Miss Mathilda HoughtonV. 'daughter 'of " the?' 'American ambassador
j Great Britain, Alanson 1 iroUghton'ithdIMrs. lloughton,l;one I
f the most extensively. entertained
tieir' bow in London this -season.
! heiutr observed throughout I he ,
-iintr.v. Tlo ineetine will he at
2 : ."Jii '-lock. '
Ladies' Aid Society
The regular meeting of the
Lad Ifs" Aid society of the Wom
an's Uellef corps''wHI hold an all
day meeting at the Fair Grounds
building on Thursday. January 7.
The usual -ovei'f-l dish liiin li-uii
will ! wrved at noon. ;
WilliiHj Workers' Chiss
The Willing Workers' class of
the Kirst 'Christian church will
meet this afternoon at the borne
or Mrs: C- B- Lester. 895,. South
1.1th street. Officers for the new
year "will be installed aud plans
for the year discussed. All the
younger women of the church are
urged to attend. ;
Sons of Veterans' Auxiliary
Members of the Sons of Vet
erans'. Auxiliary are requested to
meetat .the. Armory on Thursday
afternoon. at , X i3 Q o'clock'.! .or 'drill,
and important discussion. ,.
New Year's Eve Party
The beautiful country home of
Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell
was the scene of a delightful New
Year, eve party when they were
hosts to' the Bushs Community
club members and their families.
Games, music, cards and danc ing
was enjoyed by all until a late
hour when delicious ref reshments
were served.
On leaving ull wished I ho host
and hostess a Happy New Year.
Guests for the evening were
Mr. and Mrs. Grose and three
children of Salem, also Miss
Velnva May of Salem and Emmet
Rlo'oni of Gervais. Club members
and their families present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Georfte Uainp. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Wheeler. Mr. aiu!
Mrs. Al Word. Mr. and Mrs.
dibsou. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Bailey.
Mr8. Nona Ward, Mrs. John
. : s: -.'- ; A '-'riii : L-t -: ;i: ifoi--'---Vi-:
of the young women maRIng
...
l.isher
Mr. mid Mrs. John
niinlany.. Mr. and Mrs. George
Pencil. Mr. and Mrs. Walter L.
Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Madsen, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Klurgis ami the Misses Maine
iMuilauy, lattie Ramp. Doris
Wood, Margriltr Wood, Edna
Leaner, Ina Lesher and Master
John IMiiilany Jr., John -Leaner
Jr.. Elliot Fuller.
ONS Club
The members of the O. N. S.
club will meet in the Chamber if
Commerce rooms this evening for
a hard time party.
. .
Writers Chtb v '
' ,Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Franklin
and' Miss Maude Covington will
entertain the" members of the
Writers' section of the Salem
Arts' League at the Franklin
home, 1355 Ferry street, this
evening.
Birthday. Siwprise
fChe' members of the B. E.'.club
met last Thursday evening at the
home", of Mr. and Mrs. S. ; C.
Kightlinger to celebrate the oc
casion of Mrs. Kightlinger's
birthday with a surprise party. A
pot luck supper was followed by
an evening of "500." ' -
Leave for British Columbia
Mr. and Mrs; William C. Kiltz
and f Mr. and Mrs. Norman Eng
lish, holiday guests at the home
of Mrs. S. W. Thompson and Miss
I.ouiso Thompson, left on Sunday
for their humps' in Vancouver,
15. C.
The tax burden cannot go 'on
increasing. i It is doubtful Wheth
er It can b'e maintained at present
rate without, serious consequences.
Federal taxes are being pared
from very anglo ami it Is now
up to slates, counties and cities lo
follow the example. ;-
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Tramping Methodist."
' B. Sinclair, "Poor
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R. L. i Stevenson. "The
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L. T. Beman, "Proportional
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E. Jobnsen, "Japanese Ex
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K. M. Phelps. "A Single Six
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E. M. Phelps, ''University De
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J. H. Haaren. ."Famous Men f
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J. W." Scjiultz. The Queht of
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