SaEem- Socle ty 'IJetdc
Cy.AUDHED BUNCH cs.xC3. t
te- v
'Mr. and Mrs. Loekwood .
Are Hosts at Twelve
CoVer Dinner - '
Mr. and MrsC.M. Loekwood
were hosts on Sunday at & 12-cbver
' dinner at their home honoring
their son, Adair Loekwood, who
has returned recently from a lire
months trip to the Orient, A bas
ket of columbine In pastel shades
centered the attractive table where
the 2 o'clock dinner was served. '
'Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. JI, B. Kles and.- daughters.
. .Miss ' Gladys and Miss Helen of
, Vancouver, Wash. ; . Mr. and Mrs.
Gideon Stoiz. Mrs.' Lenta Westar
cott."Mrs. EIiabeth-T.. Adair, Mr.
Merrltt Hart. Mr. Adair Loekwood.
.. and' the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
; -Loekwood. ,
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Jason Lee General Aid
Missionary Society to Meet
The general afd society oVthe
Jasoo'Lee Methodist church will
; meet at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon
; in the church jarlora. . .
The Woman's Foreign Mission
ary society of Jason Xefe will hold
? the regular monthly meeting next
Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock, at th
: home of Mrs. Marie Putnam,. 2E15
Fairgrounds, road.. A&.'me.tribejrs
whs did not hare an opportunity
to give their thank, fjffering : Sun
day are 'asked to bring-it to this
meeting, q, '----X'. . " ;-
Garden Club to : ; ;
Meet This Evening
An-especlally Inttrohttng meet-Ingofthe-Saleta
Gar den s el'ah. la
Sfieasiea ;ior this evening .arnne
.Chamber of Commerce ' rooms for
8, o'clock. J Mrs. Isaae L Filter
(Bfla;rBpeakerorfth6 evening, will
;aiK on Japanese gardens.;. An ex
hibit ot choice Iris wnifbVfcn ad
ditional feature. All who' have
unusually fine specimens are asked
to-brtnarthem to the Chamberpot
- Commerce rooms in the afternoon
for exhibit in the evening,. Special
music will be a group of garden
songs by Miss Naomi Phelps.-A
clever. Japanese flower drill will
beglven by 1 6 small -children of
the Richmond 'school under the
direction of Mrs. Grace ZoseL Dur
ing the evening Prof. Florlan Von
Eaehen Wilt talk on the different
varieties of iris, their habits and
characteristics.
Guests at Heltzel Home
. Ronald-- . Neance , of ' Endicott,
JVash. and James Heltzel, Jr.; who
are cadets at Hill Military' acad
emy, are. visiting at the home of
the latter's parents at 4 ?tf Sum
mer street, for, a few days. v'
Birthday Party Honors Four
"A delightful affair of Saturday
night was the joint birthday party
at the home of Mr and Mrs. E. M
Hammer r which celebrated the
birthday - anniversaries of Mrs.
Hammer and her daughter. Miss
BennieHammer, and of Mrs. Sev
ersbh and her daughter, Miss Mil
dred Severson. Five hundred was
the diversion of the evening, with
Mrs. Drager- for- the ladies,' and
Mr. Drager for the men, winning
the "highest scores. ' The consola
tlon award went to Frank Tipton.
Delicious refreshments were serv
ed following; the playing- . '
In the group were Mr. and Mrs.
Connell, Mr, and Mrs. Drager; Mr.
and Mrs, A. Cunimings and ;son,
Lloyds Mr. and Mrs. D. Fleener,
Mtr and Mrs Martin; Miss Gladys
Tipton, Miss i Lois Tipton, ; MIss
Florence Lake,1 Miss Isobel Barb
lett Miss Bennle Hammer, . Mrs.
Severson and. Mr. and Mrs. E'M.
Hammer,' ' , 1
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Hostesses at ; '
Demonstration Houses
Two ; demonstration h'fcu s e s
.opendunder. thye ausplcrs of the
Salem .Woman's elhb tor 'f he she
: clal observance of National Better-
Homes week, will btibpti , again
this afternoon to. the"piiijli K Ai
the house !0nj Stewart' ' htreetMrs,
H. T. Love. Mrs. Healy, Mrs.,'Barr.
TUO UOlVIEfl - '
: FOUND HELP
By Reading Experiences .
Mrt. Nln - Matteson, Box ; 206;
Oxford; N. writes "If it bad not
I been fore your
medicine, I could
not have. : done
my work, as : it
should have been
done. Mother
told me of Lydia
E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound, and I had
reatl In different
papers - what v it
had done for dif
ferent women.
Lae wanted me to try, It, so my-husband
got me ..one. bottle at flrst;
their 1 took" two others. Now
1 am feeling quite strong again.
Mrs. Ernest Tanguar of Adams,
Hass., says she was ill for four
; years and could not sleep nights or
. co out on ' the- street. - She read
' about the Vegetable Compound and
decided to try It. After taking eight
bottles she was able' to do all her
work and go anywhere and Is quite
herself again. -,r -
. This dependable Vegetable Com
potmd Is a household word In thou
ranis of hornea. The fourth genera
tion Is now learning the merit of
. Lydla II Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound If this medicine has helped
other women.-why shouldn't It help
. yea " At your CrazsteVs, . ,
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Mra. W. XI. Mullen, Mrs'. Shanks',
and Mrs." Mills" will receive the
visitors. At "the, house" on. South
High street the. following will be
the hostesses: 'Mrs. Jesse Camp
bell, , Mrs." t E. . A. Kurtr; ' Mrs.
George ' W: Hrfr. and M rs. Ray
Pemberton;. the. latter group- being
members ' Of ' the American' Asso
ciation of University Women.
The public Is cordially: Invited
to visit these' houses between the
hours of :30 ' and .4 i 3 0 In the
afternoon and' from?: 20,. to 9:30
in the evening.;' 1 -V f 1
Kappa Alpha Theta I-.,.. 1
to Meet ? p., -!' j
Mrs." F; X. SulHvan will be host
ess at 2:30 orkck thi afternoon
in her home" Ct)p'th meinbers . of
the 'Kappa. Afpha Thetatf sorority.
Mrk SnlUvan-'s address-is 2090 s.
Church streetr i
Return ffiomiMeskoieinj
. Mr. and Mrs .1 A. J;. Basey re"
turned, .yesterday ..from . ' a " week's
sojourn at Newport. A number
of-SalenHtes Ver seexi at the coast
where the weather conditions are
exceedingly? pleasanti f f ;
Guest Froyi! r f' . , . 4,
University of 'Oregon
Miss'lioroihy ; Baker, whd is, si
freshman ait the University of'Ore
gon, U. spending the; ' week-end at
the honxe of ' her piurentii,,Mr. and
Mrs. ' Chester' C5 -Baker. 1 ; H . ;
House Guests at ...
Ross Home . ' ' '
Miss Rath, E. Ross has as her
house:: guest, at.' the " G. Ed , Ross
home over the week-end Miss Nell
Demeray of mfaodburn.,',
Mrs: Bitrris Hostess
For Qctogjen Club, ; ..
.Members and guests p "the Oo
togen xlub were, entertained de
lightfully last week. In' the ladies
room at the Elks temple. with Mrs.
Paul F. Burris the hostess. Spe
cial - guests fox ihe afternoon in
cluded' Mrs HH. Grady, Mrs. F.
Griffin, Mrs- Earl. Paulsen, Mrs.
Victor MacKensie and-- Mrs.- rl
Hinges. Bowls of narcissi, and tall
yellow candles-' were attractive in
the - rooms. The .guest prize of
me aiiernoon was won oy kits, it
H. i Grady, whlle. Mrs. A,Hc An-
derson won ; the prize among : the
members.: h: ' ' ' :t . ': .
Club members. in the. group
were Mrs. AL C; Gragg, Mrs. H. G.
Malson, Mrs. R, At Meyer, Mrs. J
Ht Jennings Mrs Lester Pear
mine, Mrs. - A7 TI Anderson, Mrs
G." K.' Kavenah' and the hostess
Mrs. Paul F Burris. x
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Mrs. Babcock.Honor8
Birthday of Daughter t
at F&rrnal Dance -i i
One - of the ' most attractive
events of the entire spring ,seasqn
as far as members of the popular
younger set are concerned, was .the
exceedingly enjoyable - formal
dance last night at Derby hall, at
which Mrs. Rose "W. Babcock was
hostess honoring: her daughter,
Miss Bertha Babcock. ". Lovely
springtime decorations in-plnk and
white decked . the hstl " the
occasion. : Miss Marjorie Webb- and
Miss Zoe Daniels presided , at the
punch, bowl, - I -
Among those who were partici
pants, in the festive dance were
Misses Carolyn Lambirth, Mildred
Gilbert. Mlldred,Pugh,Marvel Ed
wards; Margareta 'Bailey, Dorothy
Robnettr Dorothy Boss hard, Kath-
ertne Elgin, Hope Crowther, Peggy
Bonnell, Fredericka Carlson, Rose
Honston, Truth Houston,. Margar
eta; Millard,, Otho ; Bevans, Julia
Cjuerry, Lucille ' Downing; Helen
Darby, Marine . Myers, . Mildred
Roberts, Dorothy Livesley, Nancy
TLidlScn; Florence -Power, Maurlne
Styles, .'. Helen . Campbell, ' Jean
Campbell, Mary. I Cupper, Billy
Cupper Loretta. Fisher; Margarel
Morehouse, Gertrude Oehler, Hen
rietta -l Bishops Frances Martin;
CrtchinThlalsen Alma-Farmer,
Virginia. LTeefi JUarie Hitchcock,
Eliaahg t U. WcphterM Marjorie ,Mar
mi, (."Inrif-f'Bakr, Josephine Al
brt, Cynthia .Delano, Mary' ICa
foury, Helen Kaf oury, Dorothy
Bell, Kreta Jans, Fare Jo Wolz,
Maxlne Glover, Florence Gradon
of Portland, Amelia Babcock and
Bertha Babcock, - : V
Hugh Adams.- Walter Simpson,
John Mlhto, Leroy Grote' Ellis Von.
Eschen, Bert Hofflne, John Steel
hammer of Silverton, Don Schrei
ber, Floyd Kinser, Carl Ramseyer,
Robert Drager, : Arlie Anderson,
Cecil Evans, Alex Allen-, ": Francis
Lutz,. Charles V Claggett,- Floyd
Claggett, Ivan - White, Donald
Deckebaeb, E"a -Webb, Daryl My
John Hulsey, Ralph Harris, Frank
Shafer, Oliver Jessup, Louise- Ray
on of Pbrtland ' Alden : - Adolph,
Kenneth ; Allen, - Harold, Olllnger,
Chandler Brown and Henry Hen
drickson. . - -"'. 5 ; "
drlckson,. Ivan, Kafoury, CecIT Edr
wards,' "
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County duo ' Women Meet in
Successful' Conference
The largest, and in all, respects
one of the most successful confer
ences ver held u by the Marlon
County Federation of Woman's
clubs- took" place Friday ' at the
Salem ;Woman.a aiub house. It Is
estimated that ntorrthanlSO del
egates and -visitors - were . . in , at
tendance.' 1,:
The main business of the day
was the-election of. officers for the
new year..f Mrs1. Eugene Wa8 fa
burger of W6odburn: was elected
president: MrSi L.' J; McCroskey
of Stayton. vice president; Miss
Mattie Beatty of Salem, secretary;
' Salem' Garden,- club. Chamber
of Commerce rooma. 8 o'clock.
; Soctarafterpoon . club '" of the
Eastern " Star. Cards. Masonic
Temple."1 .1' j "-.-
Jason Lee WFM Mother and
Daughter banqueU Xhnreh' par
lors; o'clock; ii! v .j-Hl '
Kappa Alpha. Theta. : Mrs. Fi J.
Sullivan 2090 S. Church street.
2:80 o'clock. - ''",
".Wednesday
Jason Lee WFMS. Mrs. I Marie
Putnam 2515 Fairgronnda- Road,
hostess. 22 30 o'clock. - - -
Curtis Cross home on .Lincoln
Hill open to visitors In observance
of Better , Homes '.week'""- 2.-5
o'clock. ' ' .'. ' t v.
-Thursday ..V
. W. G. Allen: home at 901 Capitol
street ' open to visitors "in obserr
ance of Better; Homes :weekr2-6
o'clock;," : . X: 9 , '.. ' '
; liViday
:t"Art in the Home." Lecture by
Prof. Leo - Fairbanks of - OAC, at
Salem Woman's club house.' '
Jason Lee General Aid society.
CBurelr parlors. - 2 o'clock." "
' Saturday v
Chemeketa chapter of ' the
Daughters ot the American Revo
lution. Election of officers.
Mrs. Aw Pierce of Aumsville,
treasurer;. Mrs. Johns Krause of
Aurora, auditor and . Mrs. R. ; K.
Klelnsorge vof Silverton. and Mrs.
Thomaa of Jefferson, directors.
h Two extremely Interesting ; ad.
dresses wem given during the aft
ernoom by two qualified: speakers.
Mrs. Richard. Scholz. dean of
women, at Reed college,, spoke In
an Informational manner on the
current criticisms .made against
colleges,, giving, forceful answers
to those.. Mrs. Schols gave valui
able pointer! In the selection of a
college.. Mrs. Millie R. Trumbull
of. Portland, V who Is Secretary of
the state . child" welfare commis
sion, spoke on "Woman's Respon
slbillty in Public Life,", the theme
of her talk being , that our. respon
sibilities are 'proportionate witn
our -capabilities. '.'
The ' Droeram opened at '10
o'clock Friday morning with the
singing of "America." Rer. H. F.
Shanks, pastbr 'of the First Bap
tist church; gave the invocation
'The presldehts-'of r the three host
ess clubs, Mrs.' Wm. Fordyce Far
go representing 1 the Salemf Wom
an's elnb; Mrs. ' RV K. Ohllng, the
' Etokta club, and - Mrs. - Alice Ed
mundsoh, the Salem' Height's club;
irav appropriate words of wel
come. Mrs.' Lyle McCroskey i of
Stayton worded the response. I ?
Mrs. Rbyi Burton,. chairman of
the house committee,' arranged
lovely; decorations for ; the . event,
the members' of her committee as
slstlng .'her: Iris, honeysuckle
and variagated foliage gave inter
esting: events, particularly, a bas
ket1 of trailing honeysuckle from
the piano.. .
Mrs. C. S. Hamilton, the ' club
vice-president, was chairman of
the arrangements for the Salem
Woman's .club; Mrs. Mason Bishop
for the - Etokta club,, and Mrs.
Craig foV the Salem Height's clubi
' The program for the day was
arranged by Miss Mattie Beatty. ;
Assistants: from'' the- three host
ess elubs fof the federation meet
ing included : ,Salem Woman's club
Mrs. C S. Hamilton; Mrs'. Charles
Weller; Mrs-. 'Joseph Baum'gartner,
Mrs. IT. G. Shipley, Mrs. G. E.
Schuneman, - Mrs. "Walter L.
Spauldlng, Mrs; Frank Myers, Mrs;
E. E1. ling and Mrs. V. 'E. Kuhn;
Etokta club.' Mrsi Mason Bishop;
Mrs. Eric Butler, and Mrs. S. - B;
Gillette; and Salem Height's Wom
an's club,' Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Battles;
and Mrs. Van Eaton. - , . ' '
Reports of the - clubs through
out the county were J heard dur
ing the morning, hours as well as
full reports of standing commit-
A delicious luncheon was serv
ed the group at St. Joseph's audi
torium at noon,, tulips and iri
deckipg. the tables. r I
Special musical numbers by
Miss Margaret Fisher, pianist and
Wit
? ''Hi
WE CARRY AIX SIZES OF GOAU
, from. the large furnace to the smallest nut size. , TelL .,
T ns for what purpose the coal is required and we'll point
,ont the proper size to. use.. ..But although we carry all
sizes, we handle only one Quality; the very best coal . "
from the very best mines. : Our coal' service Is yours "
to' command, w '
lrlces ranire rm
Also tnuidle the best Diamond; Briqnettas 9VL .... . C
PHONE 930t
ctii iaUJ 1 1 CHOI
were especially pleasing. ;
In October: the. county federa
tion will meet in Stayton, with the
Stayton club and the Wallu'ga club
"of Union, Hill, the hostess ' or
ganizations. Ti'-"-, ;
- At Friday's session; the Liberty
Woman's club was admitted to the
county; federation. ; : f :
WFMS Holds Thank 71
r 1
Offering Meeting w ; r v .t
The Woman's Foreign ' Mission
ary society of the Jason Lee Meth
odist church held their thank of
fering meeting last Sunday.-. 'The
president. Mrs. W, C. MiUer,.pre.
elded. Mrs, G. WL Hickman gave
the prayer., Zr Dr. Gundy, a' return
ed ; missionary from v Philippines
gave , a splendid : address on mis
sion work on the Islands telling
also how the Woman's- Foreign
Missionary society, is helping the
women , by establishing hospitals
and training schools. Over eighty
dollars was received as a thank
offering. :w V ; ::; ' :. . . ; '
Leslie WFMS Entertained !
at Salem Home , , ' .-
The WFMS,. of Leslie church
met on Wednesday afternoon.' at
the home of Mrs. Selee, the presi
dent Of the society. Much business
was. disposed of, including the. ac
ceptance of an invitation to at
tend - a convention , . in' Jeffersori,
there to give the pageant, "The
King's Highway." Also plans
were made for celebrating, May
2nd as thank-offering day, at Les
lie church. . . .j.
Following the business was an
Interesting progrard in which ev
ery one'participated. ;
.. The hostess served cake and a
fragrant cup of tea to her guests,
all, of whom sincerely thank, her
for so- opportunely opening, her
beautiful home when the sudden
bereavement of Mrs. Barkus made
the latter's ' home . unavailable! for
the meeting.. ' j
Young Married People s Club
jrmy-nve nemoers or tne xoung
Married People's class of the First
Congregational church were guests
at the dub dinner sponsored bj
the group on Friday evening at the
First Congregational church.
.An enjoyable program was
planned for the evening Including
a vocal solo by John Orr, a read-1
ihg by Mrs. F. G. Mercer, a 'whist
ling sblp by Mrs. Emil Carlson, a
banjo solo by Ellsworth Ricketts,
and an entertainment in magic by
E.. Cooke Patton.
: The committee for the evening
Included: Mr. and Mrs. B. B.
Flack, Dr. and ,Mrs. ' Harold '.M.
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Clarke,
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. Emil Carlson, Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Charlton, and Mr. and
Mrsf E. J. Darnell.
Snowballs and wild lupin were
combined effectively in decorating
the tables.
Writers' Club Holds
Interesting' No-fhost
Meetina at Library
Members ana tneir guests ox tne
Writers' section of the Salem Arts'
League enjoyed a delightful .no-
host meeting on Tuesday around H
the big circular table in the edu-1
eational room of the city library,
with a variety of contributions
forming the program -of the even
tag. -. ' :"'.:
Of narticular interest to the
group was the announcement that
Mrs.1 Ellen Fisher, of the English
department at the Salem. Higl
schoolr will soon compile an 'an
thology of Oregon" verse suitable
for use In the middle high school
grades. It IS possible that she
may use some1 contributions- from
local poets. . ;
One of the feature numbers oh
Tuesday's program was a contribu
tion by a-gUest," the reading "of an
original fairytale, "How Betty
Jane Went: to Sea," by Mrs. J. A,
Churchill; The fairy story was
very- favorably criticized by Pro
fessor Alfred Powers of the Uni
versity of Oregon Extension divi-
Gertrude Robison Ross read
from memory some of her most
pleasing poems. Perry Reigelman
contributed both , an essay - and a
:
are exceptionally ;, good vor Chicken
BrooQers as they are smokeless - and
have Dion heat units. -
f a fm . . r
7.
;u?C ulsi
uttuit livi) iulcd iueiud fay jiitS.
Blanche M. Jones Recluse." "Is
itSprlngT'J and. "Neglected Flow
era" were, well received. ' t - r
Professor M. E". Peck contribut
ed an'excellent poem ot the ballad
stylo entitled "The Anchors" and
based authentic detail secured on
the hiking trip along the Oregon
coast". which Professors and "Mrs.
Peck enjoyed a summer ago. ; ; '
UL the group on Tuesday were;
Prof, and Mrs. Peck, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Paulus; Dr and Mrs. F- G.
Franklin,' Mrs. J., Ci. Nelson, Mrs.
J.-A Churchill. Mrs. Blanche M.
Jones, Mrs., Ed win Sherwood, Mrs.
Edna L.. Daily, jars;, Wilbur Dally,
Miss Edna Garfield, Mrs. Gertrude
Robinson Ross, Mrs. Molly Brnnk,
Mrs.. Ruth -. Fargo, Miss Renska
Swart, Miss Maude Covington,
Perry Reigelman, and C.SJ. Lisle.
Miss Dotson Coaches Operetta
- Miss Mabel Dotson, who Is' a
teacher "at the Philomath Hieh
school, will 'supervise the presen
tation of the two-act operetta,
"Polished Pebbles" which will be
given on April 30 fos the benefit
of the high schooMund.
Kensington Club Meets
at Pratt Horns
' Mrs. Charles Pratt entertained
at an enjoyable meeting of the
Kensington club on Thursday aft
ernoon at-her-home on North Lib
erty street. Baskets of California
popples gave bright touches to the
rooms and the tea table.
In the group for the afternoon
were: Mrs.. Otto J. Wilson. Mrs.
N..C Kaf oury, Mrs. L M. Dough-
ton, Mrs. H. E Morris. Mrs. Her
bert Hauser, Mrs.. F. E. Anunsen,
Mrs. Frank Power,. Mrs. George
Try and
25c
Rubber Heel
heels put
DO.-tlQTJR FEET; "CIUIITT
.: Corns' and callouses re
moved without pain or'; sore
ness. Jngrown nails removed
and treated;'- Pains In feet.
..weak-foot, flat. foot, foot
trains ana . fallen arches ad
justed. Do not suffer. I will
give yon theiest that science
can produce ia Bdentlflo
chiropody , Consult : - :
kl DI WIXLIA3I3 ;
About Tour Teet '
Honrs 9 to 6:20 . Phone Clt
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OUR FOURTEENTH
TffltEE BMm
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MC11I EMD
M. King, Mrs. : Albert C. Smith,
Mrs. Paul nausef .Mrs.jjeerge JJ,
GrOrinr, and - the'hostess.'-Mrs:
Charles Pratt. v
At the next meeting of the club
Mrs, Alfred , Smith will entertain.
Cosmopolitan Club ;
is Entertained r s
Dr. and Mrs. S. B. Laughlin and
Dr. and Mrs F.. O. Franklin were
joint hosts for members of the
Cosmopolitan club on Friday eve
ning; entertaining at the Laugh
lin home. Joel Berriman is presi
dent of the dab. The guests in
cludes representatives from Japan,
China,, and the Philippines, an in
terchange of news among the na
tions composing the program.
Mrs. Moses Plans
Musical Features
' As features of National Music
Week", May 2-t-, Joy Turner Moses
Is planning a musical tea for Sun
day, May 2, atrher. home. On Fri
day, sMay 7, she .ttUI present a
group ofher1 advanced piano1 and
violin pupils at "the CourtStreet
Congregational church:
West-Side Circle Meets
atDunlapHome
Members of the West Side circle
jot the Jason Lee Ladies Aid soci
ety were delightfully entertained
on Friday at the home of Mrs. J.
F. Dunlap, 1625 Oak street. Thir
ty guests were present for the so
cial meeting. The dining room
was centered with a ? lovely- ar
rangement of yellow tulips. Yel
low candles were used.- In the
living rooms snowballs and hy
drangea were attractively arrang
ed. , Mrs. P. L. Frazier, president 1
8mm
Will Be Conducted
anS Friday
of thi
arrange to be here
the tiree days;
s week
Dav everv Wwlnpsdav; Afl.mnirAa mtifi
on your shoes at half price.
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o fthe general aid and Mrs. Ruth
Denison. cut the. icea.v. .
tThQlIollcSwiag.eEa hostesses
for the afternoon ; Mesdames E.
F. .Collins, IJT. A Kalghin. C. F.
Loveland," and" J. F. Dunlap.'
Drl and Mrs. Avison Are
Salem Visitors
lDr and""M'rs. R. NAvison of
Portland, foTmeTly of Salem, vrere
house-guestf - of friehils' the early
part of " last week. Two dinner
parties were given1 in their honor
during their) stay here: one at the
J. O. Goltrat home- and one at the
E. T. Barnes home.
Birthday Anniversary
is Celebrated
Mrs. William, McDonald enter
tained - on Friday, in. a delightful
way when sUe asked a few frlenda
to join her ! for the afternoon to
celebrate tbei occasion, of the- birth
day anniversary of her danghter,
Valeria. Baskets ot crimson and
white blossoms were1 attractive , in
the rooms.! A lovely " birthday
cake a-glow with orange candles.
centered the) table.
Those present for the afternoon
were Miss Opal-Ellis. Miss Valeria
De Vault, Miss BiUio May Mac-
Donald. Mrs W. P. Miller, Mra.
W. A. Bond, land the hostess, Mrs.
I William. Macponald.
Birthday Party at
Wiaains Hdme
An enjoyable birthday party of
the month was an event of Satur
day afternoon when the mothers
of Maxlne Stout and Donald Wig
gins entertained in their honor at
a joint birthday surprise. "Many
gifts were received, by the honor
quests who were entertained at
one of
'
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iSii
JJring . them 1
T BnoD lsieqnlpped with;
U.new:machnery -Wa use.
nothing; but heTery;2 best
7-?b.or'.' i.", '
' Mr Jcohsotu la charge ot
;thls .department.' la an ix.
, Pen in his. line has spent
.. yersilnfatorIea and repair
shops and will do -nothing
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Uni QTfster
CAV1TAI. i tTPOGJvAPH ICAIi UNION
.. No. a 10 rmiaent, u. r. nn;
retary. M. H. Pilkeaton. MeeU mc
ond Htnrdy. 3:00 p, m. .
CARPESTERS' UNION-. NO. : 1065
. ilMU- Thur. mveuittg.- Arthnr Tucker,
president ; - Wm. .-Pcttit. secretary.
' Skilled Jnechanic (nxnisbed. Fhone 179.
8AI.mr UNION IABEI' XBAGCE
Struts St Libor HtU M ttS ft presi-
443, Salem, Ore. , ;
FRATERNAL. ORDER 0? KAOLES
nrerr WedaesdaT. mtwmlT J
' 1C. Willtt. Sec'Ti' 'Tel. 889-K.
KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS ItEET AT
fraternal Hall erri-y Tneaday eainc.
Viaitors iarited Fred Denham C. C;
Waiter- Loa. K. t B. 8.
ttt OrtgcitOtattsman
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day) at &a)em, tba capita ot Oregon.
Local Rates
For Classified
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On time
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HONEST ADVERTISING These eol-
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Auto Tops
SEE US F03 TOP AND PAINT WORK.
O. J. Hull Anto Top and Paint Shop.
267 S. Commercial. 5alGtf
the Wiggins .-.home on Norway
street.
Guests In the group were: Lucy
u-.u, A.-ii j iiutuct, actcu x ui-
nam, Marvll O'Brien, Sarah Louisq
Baker. Nona Beryl Woodrr. Glenn
Woodry, Donald Woodry, Clayton
Wiggins; Donald Wiggins, Maxlne
Stout, Harold Stout. Mrs.3 Inex
Woodcock and Miss Prances
Woodcock' of -Portland, Mrs.
O'Brien, Mrs. McDowell, Mrs.
Merle Travers and the hostesses
Misst Findlev. Accent ' '
Position in Mttgene
Miss Mary E. Flndley, v eldest
daughter-x Dr. , and "Mrs, rv ; C.
Findley," who for " the paserthree
years has served In the successful
capacity of ; director or religious
education at the First Methodist
church, has accepted a similar po
sition- with the Methodist church
in-Eugene of which Dr. J. P.-Haas
is the pastor. Miss Findley will
assume ? the position the first of
October, following her trip abroad.
The major share of her time will
probably be devoted to young pee- ,
pie s vwork ; and the organization
of a junior church. Miss Findley
Bpent la8t Monday In' Eugene In
conference with the church execu
tives. She will sign for her new
wor"r on thetwelre-month con
tract basis. "-t'!
Seminar" , group who will
tour Europe" this ' summeri Miss
Findley will have a splendid op
portunity to equip herself . e'ren
more fully for the . new position
she has accepted: Miss Findley will
have, the honor of going: on the
tour as one-of a carefully selected
gf du'p.".ot one hundred ! educators.
editors;--ministers-;' and men : in
public- life who will make a study
Of present situations In Eurone
during the coming summer.- -:The
party will sail on the Cundarder
Berengaria on June 23. following
an iJtinerary through France, Eng
land," Germany, Switzerland, .and
to the Holy Land.
Gale Seaman and wife, both
well known and popular in student
and YMCXpcircles will' be mem
bers of the party.
Lectures will be held on the voy
age over for preparation and back
ground, and each morning" In Lon
don; Paris. " Berlin and Genera.
During the last five years parties
have heard lectures In London
from such writers 'as. Bernard
Shaw, Gilbert Chesterton, Tatrney,
LaskL, Cole and Sidnejr Webb ; : po
litical leaders like Ramsay Mao-
Donald, Lord Cecil. Lord Haldane,
and other members of parliament
of all political parties, employers
like Seebohm Rowntree; labor
leaders - like Arthur- Henderson
and Robert Smillle; religious lead
ers' of the ' stamp- ot Bishop Gore
and Blshojr Temple, Studdert-Ken-
nedy, W. . E. Orchard : and Maude
Royden;-1 They are annually ' re
ceived by the Archbishop of Can
terbury, the Bishop of - London,
Lady: Astor and at the -House of
Commons.1 A .week-end isj-epent
in Oxford as guests'; of the uni
versity. V.
It 13 expected that the memings
this year will he held in Toynbee
Hall, Julr 1 to 18 under a com
mittee" comnosed of thn Warden
or Toynbee; sir: .'.wuiiani vever
idgeM head of-, tha London School
of Economics,;! - and Lord Astor.
Afternoons and evening are devoti
Lodge Roster
' t i ' -f
(Contiane4 qa pr 84
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