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Solent . Society Mews.
By AUDRED BUNCH Phone 106 .
County Club t Women to
4 in Salem Today
I complete arrangement? have
tem made for the entertainment
' :; of .the djslegaUs of the, Marlon
County Federation of Women's
' J.cIttDs irhf bwin gather today at
tfca Woman's pluta. " house . for a
morning and afternoon- conven
' Uon session. ; -wi th luncheon I at
noon at St. . Joseph's auditorium.
The day's program has been an
Bounced as follows:
Singing of America. Invoca
tion by Rev. Fred .Taylor. Ad-
: dress of. .welcome , by the presl
denta of the three hostess clubs,
Mrs. Wa " Ford jrce Fargo of the
' . Salem. Woman's club. Mrs. . Alice
Edmundson of the Salem Heights
club, Mrs. ,R. K.; Ohling, Etokta
club. Response. by T Mrs. v R.' B?
Kleinsorge of Silver ton. x Reports
of staadins . committees and club
reports- -
Iviiocheon , at St. Joseph's audi
torium, Chemeketa and Winter
streets.
Afternoon session-Piano solo
by Miss Margaret Fisher. "Worn?
an's Responsibility in Public Life
by Mrs. Millie R. Trombull of
Portland.; . Vocal solo by Mrs.
Martin Fereshetlan. Address by
Mrs. Richard Shoiz, dean of worn
en at Reed college. Election of
officers. Adjournment.
Brush College Helpers
Mrs. W. T. McCall will bo hos
tess this afternoon at her home
for members of the Brush College
Helpers' group.'
Girl Reserve initiation
At Y. W.C.A.
The three triangles of Girl Re
serve which are organized at Par
rlsh junior high school met Tues
day evening for a joint Initiation
service at the TWCA The fol
lowing girls were' initiated:
From ., the Adkeye Triangle
Beryl Newton, Elva Schon, Myrtle
Burke and:; Fern, Shelton. From
the LaLilo Triangle, June Stew
ard and Vera Wheeler. From the
T. M. T. M. Triangle, Velma Ross,
Mabel Putnam and ; Hope Ray
mond. V"f
Miss Virginia. Merle Crltes, Miss
Wanda! Elliott and Miss Marian
Wyman were the leaders of the
clubs present. In order to be in
itiated into a Junior high school
Girl Reserve triangle a girl must
have "attended ' three meetings of
the club, and have learned the
crfle - purpose , and slogan of the
ubi -which are:
"C nrposerTo ' find and give the
Vest:
Slogan To face life squarely.
Cod e--Asa Girl Reserve I will
Gracious in manner,
Impartial In Judgment,
Ready for service,
Loyal to friends.
Reaching toward the best.
Earnest in purpose, -
Seeing the beautiful.
Eager for knowledge,
Reverent to God,
Victorious over self,
Ever dependable,
Sincere at all times.
Following the Initiation service
the LALdlo Triangle, which Is com
posed of girls from the 8th grade
at rarrish,' held ft- pot-luck supper.
The tables were decorated with
bine candles and Girl Reserve and
stsnt songs were sung.
National League Women
President Has
Flowers for. Hobby
The I Identification table begun
yesterday j of prominent - women
among the 900 delegates and vis
itors in' attendance at the seventh
annual convention of the . League
of Women Voters, now convening
at the-Hotel Statler, with the in
teresting' activities and hobbies of
those politically eminent women,
who are SU Louis' gueses for the
week, as the keynote of its tabu
lating system, continues.
Yesterday one wondered at the
variety .of r jobs and professions
those ablepoliticians of the fair
sex had relegated-to the far cor
ners of their minds for the next
few Hays , while , they grace the
council tables on matters of state.
Today one finds' that their esteem
ed president. Incumbent, is as
rrrmlnent in naints as in politics.
and that all indications are that
she Is to continue Bltitag on top
k of the world for the next two
m years. 1
I Miss -Belle "Sherwin, president
incumbent of the league; is a true
1 apostle of the family slogan, "Sit-
ting on' Top of the World. It
piay not be paints, but its politics.
he isV daughter of the founder
4? the famous Sherwin-Williams
p&iht firm. . J -;
From all Indications Miss Belle
ShVrwin will head the NaUonal
' Legtie of Women Voters at their
. i wm innn&t 'conferences.' or.
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tings. The issue la flepeaoenj
I two fletermlalhg-Taetors--
te farst, inai jh- "
cMnrtttl- nTWII 111 UUHO w u,wh.
canyV sured vAceording to con
velUollgossIP?,' The second con
cerns' a proposal- that will come
spi fot dlicusslon daring the week
to'th eifet that-the conventions
hereafter shsU be biannual Instead
of aMttal. . - ' ' 1 ' ;
Mi Belle Sherwln' was one of
the fijUt"W"OTOeto'dc Jury service
in Clef eland nd has Men instru
mental In encouraging other worn
en'tniher home'' city to 'look con
scientiously upon Jury service. She
of which she s an atumna. A
flower garden that is accorded one
of the most beautiful in Cleveland
and a lover of music are the league
president's two hobbies.- St. Louis
Daily Globe-Democrat.
Apron Sale at ;
Presbyterian Church
.The Ladies', Aid society of the
First "Presbyterian church will
meet on Friday afternoon at the
church. An - anf on sale will also
be sponsored at this time.
Girls to Present Plays
: The girls of the TMTM triangle
of Girl Reserves from Parr ish high
school - are planning two one-act
plays which they are . to give on
the evening of May 21 at the West
Salem Methodist church.1 Miss Vir-,
ginia Merle Crltes, advisor of the
triangle, is teaching the girls, and
will help them! present the plays.
State P: E: 6. to Convene
in The Dalles
About 100 delegates from Ore-
gen cities will attend the annual
convention of the Oregon chapter
of the PEO sisterhood, which will
be held in The Dalles May 25, 26
and '27, with Miss Marthine Grims
by of Portland, president, presid
ing. Two delegates from each of
the ten Portland chapters will at
tend. , It is expected that several
officers of the supreme chapter
WiUibcjjresent.
r MrsT Helen. M. Drake of Kansas,
past president of the supreme i
chapter, will be on the program,
as will Mrs. Edith Markham Wal
lace of, Seattle, recording secre-
Social Calendar
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Marion County Federation of
Women's clubs. Annual conven
tkn. Salem Woman's Club club
house.
W. R. C. Ladies Aid. Old Peo
ple's Home.
Kensington club. Mrs. Charles
Pratt, hostess. 2:30 o'clock.
Brush College Helpers. Mrs. W.
F. McCall, hostess.
Woman's Evangelistic Prayer
league. Mrs. N. Salomon, 1335
State street. Mrs. George N.
Thompson, leader.
Friday
Harp recital. Mary Jean Por
ter. St. Joseph's Auditorium.
West Side circle of the Jason
Lee Aid society. Mrs. J. F. Dun
lap, 1625 Oak street, hostess.
2;30 o'clock V
Apron sale and Ladies' Aid
meeting Firs - Presbyterian
church.
Yomarco elub. . Mrs. R. V. Hol-
lenberg, 292 N. 20th street, hos
tess, t ar
Saturday
Salem Woman's club. Club
house, 2:30 o'clock.
Benefit bazaar and cooked food
sale. Alpha XI Delta sorority. S.
P. ticket office, 184 N. Liberty
street.
Miss Bertha Babcock's formal
birthday dance. Derby hall.
Monday
American Legion Auxiliary
bridge tea. Legion 'Hall. Reser
vations with Mrs. Jesse George,
Phone 1950-J. i
Quickly-
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Save
Money, too
$2.20
ronndtrip week
end tare.
$20
roundtrip ticket
for" use any day.;
15-day Jitnic
Stoporers on
, tbu ticket
mnj
" Mickel, D. F. & P.
tary. of the supreme chapter i It
is possible that Mrs. Maude Coles
Whitlock of Tacoma; president of
the 'Washington - chapter,' will at
tend. " :
Election of officers will be held
and a program of business, music
and ; inspirational character is be
ing arranged. 5 Chapter. Q of The
Dalles: will -be Hostess chapter.
Mrs. Nelle Stadelman is president
of the group. .
Returns to Salem,
Miss Lillias Rowe, a former Sa
lem girl, who has' made her home
In Pray, Moat., during the past
winter, returned" to, her home in
Salem and will spend the summer
here.
D. E J Club Meets at
Dennis Home
Mr. and Mrs. Major Dennis were
hosts on Tuesday evening at an
enjoyable meeting planned for the
pleasure of members of the B. E.
club. Tamarask, roses and weige-
lia .were lovely throughout the
rooms. Following, the pot-luck
supper fire hundred was enjoyed.
The high scores of the evening
were won by Mrs. O. L. Scott and
Charles Townsend. Dr. O. L. Scott
and Mrs. Carl Jepson won the con
solation awards.
At the next meeting of the club
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Olmstead will
entertain.
In the ciud group are Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs
uiauae Townsend, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Fandrich, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Jepson, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Tur
ner, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Kightling-
er and Mr. and Mrs.- Major Den
nis.
Yomarco Club to -Meet
Mrs. R. V. Hollenburg will be
hostess for the members of the
Yomarco club on Friday afternoon
at her home, 292 N. 20th street.
Mrs..Rosebrauffh Has
Plant on Display
,A young grapefruit seedling in
bloom, which was grown in Ore
gon by Mrs. W, W. Rosebraugh, Is
on display this week in the second
window of the United States Na
tlonal bank. Mrs. Rosebraugh
planted the grape fruit seeds last
year and already there is a bios
som. The interesting bloom, re
sembling a jasmine corolla in
shape, is larger and of a creamier
color.
Kensington Club
Mrs. Charles Pratt will enter
tain members of the Kensington
ciud at 2:30 o'clock this after
noon at her home.
Pot-Luck Dinner at
State House
A group of girls who are em
ployees in the motor vehicle de
partment of the secretary of
state's fftce planned a pot-luc!:
dinner as a feature for yesterday
noon. The girls plan a series of
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this fast, convenient
service daily
Ir a comfortable rid by train to Portland.
Relax and rot en route; plan year activity
at journey's end.' .Thus arrive refreshed,
without loss of valuable nervous energy.
'Departure and arrival time are arranged
to fit your travel piaos. Note tbia schedule:
Lr. Salem Ar. Portland
6:41 sun. No. 16 &50 sum.
Delicious breakfast in Southern
- Pacific dining car.
93furxu No.18 . 11:30a.m.
1:25p.m.. No. 14 ,3:30p.m.
5-35 pjn. No. 34 . 70 p.nu
Similar serrics returning. Anf Southern
. Pacific ageac will gladir supply you with
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raiuwr travel iniotmacton.
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similar dinners for the"' coming
months..
Among .those wlio participated
In the event were Frances Wieder
kehr, Ruby" Wiederkehr,H Mabel
Wiederkehr, Sophia Koehn, Lena
Calhoun, Mrs. Johanna . Perry,
Lois Manning, Katie Keinhart,
Myrtle Davis, Minnie' "Saalfeld,
Elizabeth Schotthoefer, Effie Bro
dine and Juanita Sprhiger.
-. As the dinner was . Bearing a
close the girls were surprised to
receive a quantity office cream,
the gift of William Levens,' state
prohibition director, and a large
box of candy, a gift from "Cappy"
Ricks.
Prayer League to Meet
Woman's Evangelistic.: Prayer
league will meet at 9 o'clock today
at the home of Mrs. N. Salomon,
1335 State street. Mrs.-George
N. Thompson will be the leader.
Japan and Pennsylvania
Exchange Tree "Seeds
HARRISBURG. American vis
itors to Japan within, the next de
cade may be greeted with the sight
of native Pennsylavania , trees,
while the Japanese vistor , to, the
Keystone state will be reminded
of his homeland by the sight of
well known Japanese varieties.
This all is expected , to be
worked out through an exchange
of tree seds between the Pennsy
lavania department of forests and
Professor M. Fujioka, forester of
Fukuoka, Japan, who spent some
time here last year studying the
state forests, nurseries and plan
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Record Attendance Forecast
for May 1, for Special'
Celebration
Marion county sent the follow
ing visitors to Chaaipoeg Park last
Sunday:
Silverton O. A. Solis, H. I. So
lis, Eva R. Solis, E. O. Solia and
wife, Em ip a O. Solis, ! Ernest P.
Solis and L. A. Solis.
Salem Glen S. Parsons, Mae
Enyart, Sara Henry, Mrs. Carl V.
Huber, Carl V. Huber, Vera Hu
ber, W. H. Mills and wife, Crystal
Mills. Mrs. Addie Harra, Mary
Whiffer, Robert G. Miller, Mrs. R.
G. Miller, Howard Mils, Delvin
Dunham, Mrs. M. J. Hinton, M. C.
Brooke, M. Brooke, A. F. Fellows,
Mrs. Edward Schunke, Dorris and
Edward Schunke, Jr., Louis Bech
tel and wife, Mrs. Lela Jerman, C.
G. McElroy and wife, Jesse E.
Smith and family, C. H.. Eighmy,
Lillian R. Sigbmy, O. H. Strand,
and wife, Doris Strand, Mrs. Grace
Mulray, Frances Fellows, Mrs. A.
F. Fellows, Clara E. Smith, Mrs.
J. L. Fairbrother, J. L. Fairbroth
er, A. A. Keene, Emma L. Keene,
Mabel Temple, Clara Pomeroy, M.
E. Quinton.
Turner, Miss Avelyn Delzell; St.
Paul, Bernard Brentano, James
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Reduction
On a Number of Patterns
In Walnut
Dining Room Suites
These are all late period patterns
As these Suites are selling fast
we suggest that you call early
In a number of High Class late
pattern
Bed Room Suites
In Ivory, Grey, Green and 'Walnut
as they are selling fast.
39;9S! up
Best Values ever offeree! in Oregon
You CanlAlways Do
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Running, James L. Eaton, Mrs. J.
L. Eaton, Ida Eaton, Mollle Eaton;.
Woodburn, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bid
well, Margaret Bidwell, Mr. and
Mrs. D. H. Orr; Butteville, J. F.
Kinyon.
During the day a total of 693
people visited the park, - brought
there by 217 machines'. The day
was Udeal and at least one-third
of the visitors had picnic dinners
and family reunions. With Sunday
as a criterion, Champoeg day, Sat
urday, May 1, will find the park a
swarm of humanity and the park
proper crowded with automobiles.
The attendance will excel that of
any two previous gatherings. The
Newberg Chamber of Commerce
promises to send one-half of the
town's population on that day and
thereby pay tribute to the memory
of Ewing Young, whoso clay is
buried within the borders of Yam
hill county.
TRUCK BANDITS SOUGHT
PORTLAND POLICE SEARCH
ING FOR THREE BANDITS
PORTLAND, April V (A.P.)
Several fruitless attempts, most
of them leading into the wooded
country to the south and west of
the city, were followed to the
ground by police inspectors to
day in their attempt to locate a
definite trail that might lead them
to the bandits that robbed the
Portland Electric Power com
pany's money truck yesterday
morning and; escaped with loot of
small coins totalling 14,745.
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April 15 to May 15
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