& 1 : M- Tlffi OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON SUNDAY MORNING, ' JANUARY" 10, 192G ... - . ' I j I , ' ' i i a . - ' I i 1 - ' P-- K-1l"'. ,VaUD .'Tk ' I T' 1 r 1 ::.:,..'.r..V(, .; -N..vv:....:vv ' f -v.-. ? - " ' v .X N I - s .- - . v i - ' I. ''v; - N v v,s, - . ' : . - s -( , - ? r - t . NT , f f ( ; ' . ,y II L .1 II I . ' 1 ' 1 ' . I I k' Mrs.; Cheater Lte was elected president of,the Villlnff Workers class of the First Christian ehurch at the Janaarr meeting held dur Ior the iaet week jat-the" home of Mrs. C. U. lister on?Soufi 13th street. Other member'hdeii at this' time Were -'Ms.;. Earl j Wood, rice president: - Mr. Homer Conk lla treasurer,, Mrs. C. N. Ruggles secretary, Mrs. Vir Kil Hack; assist ant secretary -v jr- It T , Outgoing officeirs ' were Mrs. Beatrice; : Neweonjib. president; Mrs. Ci.' B. Simpson-, vice pres ent; Mrs. ; Cheteti Lee. .treasu- er; Mr$. A. A Qdrtcf , Becretary; Jlra. C. ; A. 4tewis, assistant jscrch ary. ... i-V X ? The business . meeting' was foj- time and .plans contest for! new meeting: Mrs.' Mrs. G. B. II, fester, Mrs. sowed ly.a sdcial irere made for ,a nembers betweeh .two 6i teams. headed by Mrs. Muzzey; and- Mrs. Slmpsn. Present at .tlie Harry Muizejf. jimpsoh. , Mrs, P. (J. y. Macey. Mrs), C. N. Rilggles, Mrs. C, F. Riley. Mrs. ; Virgil Hack, Mrs, Chester Lee,' Airs. Ho mer Conklin, Mrs. O. E. Letley, Mrs,, Emma Kab1unve,.Mrs. ; Wilt Maj'. -Jr. C. .H. enham.. Mr8. R, F. Peters. Mrs Earle Chapel, Mrs. . H. Dickson.' Mfs. t. K. Later, Mrs. A. B. gseipyl Mrs. W. I. El lis. Mrs. E.-1. Reaney. Mrs. A. B. Cox. Mrs! C. K, Smith and Mrs. A. A. Carter. I;rs. Will MaJ is the teacher of tha class. i " AAUW LvmkcQn Members of - the Salem braweb of the American! Association of UniTerslty Women will meet on Saturday, January 10. for - luhch- eon in the Elks dining room: Prof. V. G. Du liach, director of research and guidance In the Portland public pchools, will be the speaker. Altar Society (ard Parties Members Of thfc St. Vincent du Paul Altar society will sponsor a series of sbt card partios to ha. given in the parish hall on Mon day evening of each week. Priws will be given at j these parties to the lady and 'gentleman holding highest scores, j The committee in charge of these first two parties includes: Mrs C. D. :Thomas. Mrs. E. A. Pruitt, Mrs. Mix Woods. Mrs. Anna JelinsKf, Mrs. P. A. English, Mrs. Joseph' PnWfer and Mrs. B. F. Dimeler. j Six-Cover Luncheon l Mrs. t. CJ. Shipley entertained in a delightfully informal man ner oh Friday W. her. home when she was hoMess, fona group of six friends at ;1 o'clock luncheon. Yellow jonquils! and White nar cissi centered he table, with yel low candles to harmonize burning in crystal holders. ,v4ir . - Covers were 'placed for Mr. William 13oot, Mrs. bScphBaum garthr.Mrs. Ada Strong? Mrs. Fred Thielsen, Mrs. WJtliam H. Jlurghardt and the , hostess, Mrs. U: G-Shipley.- ' - C'.'i'X Officers Hold Meeting branch of the Woman's Mlaslon- irf ';; society; of the - Evangelical church met at the First Evangeli-cal-church parsonage on Satur day; to r transact business for the branch and arrange the: program for the next convention. , Mrs. C. C. Poling of Salem is president and Mrs. G. N. Thomp son, recording secretary. : Other officers include:; Mrs. Nettie Myers' of Grand Ronde, branch: president and organizer, kr3.iC.iLu- Heckart of Corallis. treasurer. Mrs. E. "S. Frewing of Tigard, . corresponding secretary, MrKWAtJiieffroybf Canby. lec retarJof Herature, ? Mrs. O. D. Martin of Medf ord, secretary of missions. . . At the noon hour a delicious luncheon was served ' in the church, with Mrs. G L. Lovell. Mrs. Arthur Rex. and Mrs. B E. Maze, the hostesses. ' Attractive Bridge Luncheon One , of , the most . attractive bridge 'lunqheon meetings of the new year, was that of Thursday afternoon when Mrs. John Mc Kary entertained for the ' mem bers' and 'guests of her club. Red carnations and mountain huckle berry were used in the decorative schemes Mrs. Prince Byrd won the afternoon's guest prize. .Luncheon covers in tho McNary home wer placed for Mrs, Prince Byrdt,Mrs. Frank .Spears, Mrs. Vincent Diaz, Mrs. George White. Mrs. W II. Dancy, Mrs. T. C. Smith, Jr., Mrs. T. A, Livesley. Mrs. . George .Rodgers. Mrs. O. C, i Locke, Mrs. Frederick Lamport, Mrs.j Henry Meyers and the hos tess,. Mrs. McNary. Capital Five Hundred Club Tho members of one of Salem's most congenial card clubs met on Wednesday evening as guests of Dr. and Mrs. L. F. Griffith and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meredith at the Griffith ihome. Dinner was served., after which five-hundred was in play. Mrs. II. II. Ollnger, Mrs. George G. nrown and Mr. and Mrs. O. C. locko- won tho honors of the evening., - Holly fol iage and red candles decorated the dinner table where . covers were placed for 'Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ba ker; "Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baum gartner, Oeorgo G Brown. Mr. arid'Mrs. Frank W. Durbin. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Dancy, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Locke. Dr. and Mrs. W. Carlton Smith. Mrs. George Rodgers, Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Iee Steiner. Dr. and Mrs. II. H. Olin ger. Dr. and Mr?. D. F. Griffith, and Mr. and Mra. . Frank Mere dith'." Sclig-O'Ncil Nuptials Coming as ' a surprise to their many friends, was tiro wedding of .Miss Helen Selig, daughter of Mr. a.TnrMrs. x, Selig. toMr. Joseph Ofcil of Klamath Falh. on Tues day, January 5. in Portland.: Both Mr and Mr fl'Vil nrp'tiiniAru at I in liberal arts and Mr. O'Nell in the law school. r Both plan to continue their school work.- .Mrs. O'Xeil Is a member of thd Chrestomathean , lltc-rary society' and of the Beehovcn musical 'or-i ganization, ' She. s one of V thej most prominent, aa well as the; most popular, members of Theta Alpha Phi national dramatic fra4 ternity. " Shells a violinist of unj usual talent and is soloist at the First Baptist jchurch. Mr. ONeil is a Chrestophilian and an Alpha Psi Delta. ;. ' :; f .... ' - ! The ceremony was performed in, Portland, at. high I noon in the West Side: Baptist church - with Dr. Kentton officiating. The onli' BOCIAJ- CALJELNDAn i Tola r Christmas cantata; "The Holy Nativity." .Central Congregation al church. Evening service. v j - "Not one to Spare." Sacred film, f First : Congregational church. 7i30, o'clock. v Monday f' '; Reception ' at; State School foT the Deaf, ' honoring Superinten dent and Mra.-F. Lyman Steed. 8 to 10 o'clock, . . . j Chapter AB of the P. E. O. sis terhood. Dinner at Gray Bell. 6:30 o'clock. Members of Chap ter - G -: invited. ( Inspect ion ajt apartment ; of Dr. ' Mary C. Rowv land. ' j -'y.-:yr -j American Legion Auxiliary. In stallation if officers followed by social meeting. McCornack Hall. S o'clock. - . I '. ' Card party." St. Vincent -du Pail Altar society. Parish house. j r Class in pyschology of child training. Committee room of city library. 7:30 p'clock. Sponsored by American Association of Uni versity women. , j , Tuesday j Reception honoring "Mr." and Mrs. T. B. Jones on their SOtb wedding anniversary. 417 N. Commercial street. j '.Social afternoon club. Chad wick chapter of the Eastern Star. Junior Guild. St. Paul's Epis copal church. Mrs. L. S. Geer, IS55 S. Commercial street, hos tess. ! j Columbine club. Party for hus bands. Mrs. Frank Howard, Maple street, hostess. ; . ; Wednesday Salem chapter of American War Mothers. Chamber of Com merce rooms. 2:80 o'clock. I Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the First Methodist church. Mrs. J; II. Baker, hos tess, -.- j , ' Thursday j Silver te.-t. Woman's Auxiliary. St. Paul'a church. Mrs. U. 1G. Shipley. 148 E. Washington. 3to 5 o'clock. - " j ; '' :- Saturday I American Association of Uni versity Women. Elks' dining Daughters of the Nile. Portland. attendants were Misa. Voia Selig, a sister iot the .bride, aa maid of honor, and Mr. Michael f Lacorata aa besi manJ:'-'-;.:.y.--y )' St. Paul's Epiphany Dinner, j : The Epiphany, dinner, 'which. Is a yearly feast in the Episcopal church, was an outstanding event of St. Paul's church an lastTues-. day evening at tho piarish house, with over 100 present for'. the af fair; t v " : ' - 'r The feature of the occasion was the beautiful Epiphany cake, with, red adornment. The .wife of tho junior .warden, Mrs. i N. . C. Ki foury. cut the cako.' Tho follovr ingr won the prizes: To: Miss Dot othy White went the Epiphany ring, and she will therefore ia?t a chairman of thO'-ebmrnitteQ for the next Epiphany party; - to Mr. Frank Spears, bojth the thimble and the button; to Miss Josephine Creech the dime:; to Mrs. U. C. Shipler the nickel; and to MriU. G. Shipley the penny. I The hall . was attractively dec orated with holly and poinsettias while lighted cawdles in crystal holders were usedlon each of the seven tables. ... 5 f -,';.:;;.' j The committee in charge In cluded Mrs. H. H. Thlelsen, Mrs. Russell Catlin, Mrs, Thomas Williams and Mrs. Fryj Follow ing the dinner a necrology service was held for .five -members who have passed away during the past j year. This .servicer. was observed , in a particularly impressive man- ner. Five members of the junior. choir, in their Testments, appear ed before tho group, each bearing a lighted. candle. , Aa tho namea of the absent ones. were read tboj candles were extinguished, ono byj oae4 .??r(y;,tV-i.- - i . At the conclusion of the mc mortal service Rec. II. D. Chaml bers gave his yearly report. g The readig of gratifying report bf the vestryman showed that a very prosperous year has just beerf , brought to a close. Those who will serve as vestr men for the coming year are as follows: T. O. jDeckcbach. N. CI Kafoury, William ,NIemeyer, All lan "Carson, T. L. Williams. IlaJ D. Pattbn and Linn Cronmillcr. junior Guild of St: Paul's f .The junior jsnild of St; Paul's Episcopal : church "will , meet a 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the homo of Mrs. L. S. Geer, 1855 - S.- Commercial street, fojr the first meeting of the year. Th annual i, election of ,pff leers will : take place at this time. . j j Pictij Hill Club I , j An enjoyable meeting of the Piety .Hill club was., held .Thurs day afternoon at the home of Mr& R. IM Boise, when'MrsI Boise and Mrs. Frank, W Spencer entertain ed jointly for the pleasure of th group. Mrs. Frank' Snedecor was a special guest for the afternoon5. Mrs. Breyman Boise assisted thfs (CoirtiAdtd on pice 8) f Willamette university, Mrs. O'NeiP Banquet at Benson Hotel. Upper left:" Miss Nancy) Thielseu. the attractive daughter of JCr.ancl Mrs. F. D. Thlelsen. who is one of the most popular' members of who Is , taking advanced work - with tractive young daughter of Mr, and the younger set. ' Miss Thlelsen. is an accomplished young danseuse Jliss 'Helen Rod olf-. Vpper right::, jissephlne McGilchrist, the at- Mrs. William McGilchrist. J.. who livesj at 695 North Summer street one of r Salem's lorety .garden-surrounded homes; ;Lower left: "Miss Josephine Cornoyer. one of aiem a cnarming younger giris. jp$epninev is 'jne jaaugnter of .? MjJ. apd . plrs, Hr A. Cornoyer. . Her nome is aiso on -Nortn, summer street. . Lpwer-right: tattle Miss Jewell Constance, tire petite daugh , 'ter-of Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Minier.. Jewell's ag Is half past six. ' . m !,:". ; ' " vl - L ' CEREMONIAL " - Sunday: is my Festival of Beauty, of Loved Things, of Leisure; and of Worship.) I reserve for it whatever I most, enjoy flotrers, blue china at breakfast, books, important letters special walks, colored caiidlc at supper and waffles, pine incense and colored! flame" s in my fire. : O nSunday I would not do any work, nor say 'nor think nor do unworthy things'. I may this day announce to the people whom I like the fact that I do like them. ? j- J V r si Abbie Graham 2 "Ceremonials of Common Days" Social Afieriioon Club. . j ! A particularly large attendance Is desired at the meeting Tuesday of the Social Afternoon club of Chadwick chapter of the Eastern Stari .The meeting win be hetd at the, usual hoar. , ,1 . ..: j. . Cfiapieri AlVof PEO ; : Miss Bessie ,M ickej, state or caBlzer. will lje.'the guest' of honor a t ' the." ineeting spf "Chapter All bf 1 tho; PEO. Sisterhood: on Monday ereqtng.. ''fA dinner will be served at ; 6 : S 0 o'clock at the Gray "Belle at which tnierabera of both Cbap tor G'ahd Chapter A B wilt be the guef?'ts.f The Inspection meeting of Chapter AB will follow at the home 6f Dr. Ma.ry C' Kbwlaid on Court -"streeL J ,t 4i-:'-.' l"f'f .'--'I . A mcrican Legion Auxiliary y ' t An specially, interesting .weet ins.of the.'AmeTican Legion aujctl ,iaryA is. announced .-for, .o'clock ,Mo?iday .evening ' In V tMcCoraack bull. - Installation of officers -will take placer at, this-time.. An en tertainment and refreshments will follow as thejromplfment et "the outgoing officers.' f r ... -.. Vilm at Church Tonight Not One to Spare is the title f th film w hich .will show v to night at the First Congregational church, in : conjunction with; Rev.: t buries Ks Ward s sermon topic; '.'Christ and the 'Child," " - ' - - The press 'sheet furnished' gives' the following' suggestion of the ploti1 PIcturized from the rpoem by Mrs. E, L. Beers, which, "we jars reminded was published L Itbe fourth readers of the . public schools about 25 years ago, under If I j round table discussion followed. . Mrs. George Wehderoth gave an instructive, papur on the lesson subject. Festoons of .- mistletoe and lolly were'used in the rooms. ; In the group for the afternoon were Mrs. C. M. Oglesby. Mrs. George Wenderoth. Mrs. Elizabeth Barwun, airs. Mauds Kcliutt, Mrs. former copybook classic now askt 1 Which Shall It Be?" Willis Marks "happy in bis humble poverty," with seven tildren and a disappointed farm ub-Ktate,' Is envied by David Tor rnce, "sad in his lonely luxury," It a home as big as the public lfbrary.iwith two stone lions keep tag guard. ; Tprrence, wrltes.bis brother and offer to give him a bouse and lot and a lifelong allow ance in exchange; foi' one of the sleven childrea to rale as his own.; j ; Marls fand ? Ethel j;Wa'e bob rel 1 ast 5 speo d several reel s t ry pg to.declde what o:do apeak in ioetic sub-titles tip trod uce sotue ijeartul sconoa 5bd .try ;to choose between the .children.- j' And ' all t!he child ren, in the -cast are ador able.' . There, isa. refreshing absence 4f i Villains,' railroad wrecks - or inidnight 'cabarets In the picture. Which contains 'a3 sincerely , told Story, .interesting in its sympa thetic; simpjielty;. and answers the flufsuon to , everyone s t ;sat1sfac- Highland Study -Club . ' " ,The first, meeting of tho new jrear pf tlje Highland Study, club vas held .last week at tho ' home jot Mrs. John Stapleton ion Hall stret..- X 1 oVock lu ncheon was fjerveI aftey which gifts, were' dls jtribnted to the. guests from boughs bf the Christmas trek On Janu ary 23the4clnb will meet in In dependence as the guests of Mrs. Gayle Alexander.; ; , S - I , The.f eature'ot tha jnee ting was thj presentation ''of an', elaborate birthdsy cake to Mrs. S. B. Coop er. Lesson study on th tiMiwt B. E Mrs OgleSby and the hostess, Mrs. John! Cooper, Mrs. Rose Evans. Emma Edwards, Mrs. Rose Stapleton. Silver Tea on Thursday Interesting plans are being ar rangbd for the silver tea on Thurs day afternoon. January 14. which Episcopal church will sponsor at the Voman's auxiliary of St. Paul's the home of Mrs. IX. G. Shipley, 148 jE. Washington street. The calling hoars will be from"3 until I 5 o'clock. y ' I Mils. N. C. Kafoury. Mrs. Joseph Baurogartner und .Mrs. tT. G. Shin- ley are in charge of the' arrange ments. , Rapheterian Club ' ; 5Iis. Carle Abraia enUxtairled Thursday afternoon in ' her : home for ihe pleasure of a -group of members ot-the Raphetrian club. An inrormal afternoon of needle work was enjoyed, with refresh ments served at the tea hour. ' i In the group Thursday . were Mrs Grover BelllngeT. Mrs. Ie Unrah,' Mrs. Ronald Glover, Mrs. F. If. Thompson". Mrs. Phil New myer. Mrsw A. A. Siewert.;Mrs. E. White. Mrs. James C. Heltzel. Mrs H. v. Compton,;Mrs. Cecil HaWley, and, the hostess.- Mrs. Carle Abrams.. , the title "Not One to Spare." the fRecrcation , and Hygiene," and T? 05? 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One Special Lot of Silk Window Draperies Clearance Sale Price iiiiiii and off We list just a f ew 46-inch changeable stripe colorings, rich, and 'elegant look ing, regular,2.50 and 2. 98 values, sun proofs j"q Clearance Sale, yd . ... . . ... , . . .'. ; . j . . . ... ) JLsO7 3 6-inch Rayon Drapery in plain colors, also stripes and brocades, colors are rose, blue, tan and others.. . Reg. $1.49 and $1.98 valnes. Clearance Sale yd. MUU 36-inch Rayon Crinkle Crepe suitable, for bedspreads and draperies soft rich tones of yellow, orchid, tan and tjf s OQ blue, tan and rose, reg. $1.98, Clearance Sale yd. . V Ready made White Curtains, ruffled tie back style :QQ Check Scrim, $1.25 value, Clearance Sale a pair., 0C Women's Wool Union Suits One Big Special Lot of Odds and Ends Regular $3.50 values....... $2 98 In this assortment are the well known Globe Brand Union Suits, of cotton and wool mixed and Bilk and wool mixed, principally; odds and ends, mostly all sizes; Dutch, Neck, Elbow Sleeves,; Kneo Length, High Neck. Long Sleeves, Ankle Length. ! - --r i 1 . - WOMlN'S WOOL HOSE - Clearance 3 1 .00 Pair Thoenlx and Beart Brand Hos IMalds, Brown and Black fiber and wool, wool and cotton and silk and wool. 1 SALEM BTOHQ 469 State Street' CZ3 Alder Street r P oi A w .4 X K. that plan - I