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By. AUDHED BUNCH PEcs? 1C3
Mrs. Rex Sanford Returns
From League Women's
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Mrs. 1 Sanford; president of
the Salem branch of the American
League ;.ot Women Voters,, re
turned home oh Sunday from the
annnf. national convention .which
took, ie this, year In St. Louis.
Saleni lias the distinction of bar
ing sent the only delegate from
Oregon. - ' '
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ce rnlng her. general impression of
the entire convention her prompt
answer was the immensity of the
conrention and, more thin that,
the ! Immensity organization for
which it stands, embracing as It
does a, total ot one miUion.wom-I""
VZC -SrrM
f f , vw ,0 ,
i rsAaUre . to .the, conrention .which
fjZgtiVL belof interestltome alert!. , ine conrention roteato-noidi
Twomen of Salem." All the sessions. I Muuar . conrentlons .hereafter, J
V- Mr.. Sanford tells as. were held 1
Mrs. Sanford tells us, were ' held
In the .Statler Hotels with the
serenteenth floor, of the Immense
headauarters given orer. for the
purpose.
Mrs. Sanford calle4 interesting
attention to the fict that this con-;
rention, - the seventh, took!
ptace wuw r - wwU;
M A 1 A
organwauon aao its wcepuon, u
l?17-!!1!06!!
1919, representing then, as it does
now, the most Influential -women
of every citj where It exists.
In 'Inquiring concerning vthe
number of delegates in St. Louis
between . the conrention dates,
AprO 14-11. - we receired from J
Mrs. Sanford the answer that the
representation numbered" close tot
one uiousano, luctuaing aetegaies, i
naUonal and state, officers, direc- , d q- SchZtt Mr William
...iK.ianaueorge&cnlue. xar.
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resented. . ; . I
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Mrs. Sanford,, in relaung the!
national program ou work and I
study for 192S-27, summarizes, in i
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a niirnmininTR msnnfir. x mi i
1 i oI woffluuiion u vevuvin, i
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a nmliUmi nf almfiilitntinta. law 1
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XI making, pubUc .welfare, ch4
? f. ' 1 I.Ik Mta anAll tivcrlana I
women i iuuuj, ui i
wo men, and international coopera- J
lion 10 prevent, war.
All this is certainly evidence of I
the patriotism and common sense J
the American women are rapidly I
applying w we wwuuoo 01 uu i
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manyf nauonai prooie.
Pt thlf sot, impressea .the officers J
or xne organuauon, aa mowuni
wnl a nanojeap ages pi
l?" m arancmsa navei
meauiTHoweTeT this general lack i
orowledge. Ia.tnattera or citi-
senship is being rapidly, orercome. I
Much xf this, progress for women I
has been brought about directly
thronrh the stimulus which a non-1
partisan organization such as the I
national Lasasfue Of Woman voters I
offers: ' ." ' " v 1
Mrs, Sanford found the New
vfi MoMnn : Ti-rttenlaTlrin. i
ront in sr feature. ' One ' hnndred I
teresung xeature. una nunareaj
w.v.T y,
wiiar mils. ntnT&Tan hatai i
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from alxtyrpne. American, cplleges
and universities, and represent-1
ingr twenty-one states, xaada jnp i
this.. secUon. . Splendid speakers!
w iiuW .u1ub4 U1Ju:.uu U-
terlal for, the highest type of f-
tare citizens. ,.
1 At the rarlous conferences and
mass meetings.-speakers from all j
sections .et the country were I
heardV . Drt KRaymond Moley of I
Cblambla . TJnlrerslty, Mrs.,Her
bert HoorerV'jajaea?.;
Carnegie Endpwment Institute.
Chester Howell f "the tTnlrersity J
of California. Mrilry Lee. director
oC the Pennsylrs.niaT' Jlailroad.
Mrs. Mand Wood Parke: llrsr Paul
Cdode. member of the tlllnols leg-1
islature. and Mrs. John Pratt,
only, woman member 6T the New
Vnrfr f!lf aldArmanJ Mrs. Ran,
ford, mentions, in seeking to list
Three mass meetings were held
Social Calendar
Today
t.. ra. wmua. tr '. Mtrta
ptnin SStE VaTTSTnhnds Rnad.JJ. IV Pound and E. C. Forsrtn.
hhtM. a:2 o'clock: ; '
Curtis ' Cross home on Lincoln
Hill open to visitors in obserranc
nee
2-5
of ; Better " Homes week
o'clock. ' -
General Aid ". society. - First
Methodist church parlors. 2 o'clock
Ladies day. Ulahee .Country!
club. - : . . : .
Barbara Frletcble tentDattghj
tart, of Vetoranv Armory, 7:4 51
o'clock. - ... " . . :
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W. G. Allen home at 90i Capitol
street- open to visitors in ;bserr-
ajlvw u . liwwug otvwm. .-. m w
o'clock. 1- ; - ;, .
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Art in the Home. Lecture by
prof. Le Fairbanks of OAC. at
Salem "vvvan'a club house. : . j
jjaiaj ijee uenerai Ai socwiy.
Church parlbrs.; 2 . o'clock. . i- V-
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.Saturday.
Cheraeketa. chapter s of . the
Dauchtert of the American lro -
lotion... Election of officers. T ;
Cooked food sale. Ladies pt the
Sckhdinaviaa church. ' Twentieth
r?inturr grocery, corndr State and
Commercial streets; '
';- MonOar .
rTrAJhnol ' eMld ' studt ' class,
Mrs. C. A. Iowc3, 7:4 ;.t'cjock.
tvpon5or5hip o AAVEi
n
daring ' the week la : the theatres,
each with large attendance.
ine press nana net; or jvoo
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edy ana seriousness." Mrs. San-
ford . summarized v la : recalling I
pleasurahly thif feature. Three I
skits. 'The Front Page," the edi- society, will be the speaker, be
torial radio features, ' and Worn- ginning her talk at 3, o'clock. The
an's page were each presented In ladies of-both the Jason Lee and
humorous fashion,' Leslie Methodist churches hare
At the flnanca hannnut .taM -J
h, TT-.1 r11r -.. av.
Uahi dollars was raised bra tier-
er presentation by a Volunteer
brokerage firm,1 operating from a
Bond - Brokerage office - where
citizenship" bonds were sold.
Some of : the contributions were I
time nert month. .;
cym. Mccormick
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ana Kner" connc11 meUngs only.
in the intermediate years; I
Salem ; women may consider i
themselves' v fortunate In baring 1
Mrs.; Sanford , as' . president - and I
delegate in one, as. the informa-
tion she gleaned .will be of large
assistance in advancing the Salem
o realization, which is comnosed of I
- laxga: group of actire and' en-
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Otttog themselres more fully, for
; the responsibilities of equal fran
chise.'. '
Annual Dinner Held
The farm home of Mr. and Mrs.
E. H. .May In the Brush College
district was the scam of a notable I
gathering on Sunday. April 25.
It was the annual dinner given,!
- ,v - - t. m-w. I
nrini.m Rihntt Mr win Mnv I
and Mr. George Schuett. Her
km m "wthi mr. o tvio, k
vawaava aa itui wa as uv anvir
er of Mr. E. E." May, also Mrs,
w. T. McBrlde who with her. hus-
band drove down for the event.
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- wainiy pins, siock ana iern cen
ftrftd thi tabla and Mtromelr
m OUU 3-Vl OlllCAJ i
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iartre Dirtnaar caae aecoratea iniunMw v
el-lnfnk fir4 amft a, a com-
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jt wag mae by an artist In Erma I
Elma Nash and brought down I
far Mrs. McBrlde. Those, nresent
were 'Mr. and Mrs. William
Sxhueit, Mr. and Mrs. William
May. Mr. and Mrs. Wf T. McBrlde
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or ; jsuna. wasn., Mr. ana; Mrs.
Reynolds scnuett or foruand, Mr.
the iost and hostess JUr, -and Un.lMrs. Byrd Leaves For
e, e. May ana small son, liiiiie i
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visits in vvasnington , . , ,1
Mrs. John corner, has retnrnedilvf)8 and friends. Mrs. Byrd plans
to her home after 'spending more
than two weeks visiting with rel
latives In Washington, While, in
Seattle Mrs. Corner was the house
est of her son and daughter-ln-
aw.iar. na Mrs. xiaxoia oireeu i
She 4180 assisted in the celebration
01 e iourtn,Dirtnaay or ner mue
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.iniTmni. it th. i. . k Nnmnur i
v. ' J. T . . ,. 1
Bome Mr. Snmher being her bro-
-iiner. sne was aiso a ruesc dou i
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ln Tacomi and Abet deen.
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S. S. S, Club Is Entertained
4 WW.in.nuon. Hmut
. . ., ,.u..bl. eTenIne was
Upent by the S. S. S. club at the
home of Mr. John Williamson on
Hunt street. Fire hundred . was
played, with high, honors falling
to Mr. Orrttle Ogleaby; low score
to Mayor J. B. Giesy.
a vr abundant spread was!
the refreshment conv
Imittee which was praised by all.
Charles i Ogleaby: acted as toast-1
I master: 'wlth talks from all guests
I and new members present.
! -i .M.it(.Mut 'i( tha hnu
mivttnr wr tbo litrhtinc of
I the Pacific hlnhwav through the
1 city north to south). The elec-(of
I Hnn f J R flteirr to th linnsfl
I of represenUUres and of Orrille
I nnn ward. Mr. j. is. uiesy, jr,
Jr. 'wiliiamftoo.'and Mr. H. E. UU -
ver were aooolnted ask committee
to investigate means of lighting
the Parffle hiehwav. Guests ores -
Un wh nr vTrtiMvmh. j. h. navis.
h Members present were A. H.
I Bunn. E. Ci Balilnger, II. E. Oll -
J ver, Ted ; Amend, C. R. Muston.
irer, Ted; Amend, C.1 R. Muston.i
1 c. A. Swope. Darn Pugh. Charles
Oglesby. Orrille Oglesby. J.. B.
I Giesy, Thomaa ? Browni Qeorge. J.
I Wenderoth, B. E. Cooper and, the
host, Mr. John' Williamson.
1 Refreshments- were- served by
Mrs. John- Williamson, Mrs. Hoi
comh, Mrs. B. E. Cooper and Mrs.
I George Wenderolh.
I The next meeting will be held
! at the home of Mr." Dare Pugh on
l May 10
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luooKea rooa oaie
! ' Ladies - -of the; Scanfflnarlan
J church will sponsor a cooked, food
I sale , oh Saturday, May 1, at theSaiem Heights district. ?-On Suu-
i Twentieth Cen tury grocery, ac tne
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i corner cu. oiafcQB aiu. vmiwi
streets f H v n j ; i- f
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uuesus tn xwaina.i v. , .
l fMr. andMrs. H. H. vandeTorti
I hare rethrned. to Salem: following
i a SVe-day visit in Taktma,twaan
I as the guests of their daughter,
1 Misa Jenelle Vanderort, who is ea -
gaged Jn Girl Rcscfre work, pur -
ling her run Jtt.YAKlJna mrs. van -
i devort was hostess at a delightful
lam.ner 1 PATil . .conrpumeniiagraiaitenqea x.aaoiTianu.y.ua.a.'.uva-
I group o Kmi SI fiet daughter,
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Cande-
Tort risited i in Toppeniah at the
homes of Mr. 'and Mrs. Charles
AtwOOd and Mr. - and '' Mrs. Fred
Wiggins.: ' . -
First Methodist ' -
General Aid Society
The general aid 1 society . of the
First Methodist church will meet
at 2 o'clock this afternoon in the
church parlors . for a v business
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interesting procram. Mrs. M.: M.
Northrup, who is a national field
worker in the woman's missionary
been invited to be special guests
for the occasion. ', -'
To Leave for California., - :A
The many friends of Mr. and
Mrs. F. J. Sullivan regret to know
that; they are leaving Salem to
make their home in Oakland, Cat.
Xfr nnA , x.rm Rlliifn 'nian to
Amicitiart Club Entertained
at SwHiron Home
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: Mrs. F. J.'Sulliran was hostess
on Monday afternoon at her home
at 2090 South Church street for
members of the Amicitian club.
Red poppies and Cecil ; Brunner
roses were used attractively in the
rooms. Refreshments were served
at the tea hour.
. In the group for the afternoon
were Mrs. H. R. White, Mrs. Hom-
er Ingrey. . Mrs. Frank Zlnn, Mrs.
E. R.vviesko Mrs. Knight Pearcy.
Mnt Klrhr Ross. Mrs. Earl Ken-
nell, Mrs. Chester A. Downs; Mrs,
A. A Krueger, Mrs, W. A. Tripp,
Mrs. Edgar Rowland and the hos
tess, Mrs. 4 F,: J, Sullivan.
At the next meeting of the club
Mrs. Rowland will entertain. -
Owipter. xo
Meet at Potter Home
Election of officers for the ;new
year, will be the special business
IU wuer -ttl l"? ' "v-
Chemeketa chapter; Daughters or
. . . , tiAvolntlon. which
will be held at 2:30 o'clock Satur
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
L.-W. Potter'on route 5. Reports
lot the chairman of committees will
also be heard. Assisting hostesses
will be Mrs. C. C. Best and Mrs.
A: A. Underbill.
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fTm i.fo .m JJnrtlnnil
Mr. and Mrs. C P. Bishop are
l...4tn waVifii In Trrt
ianci Ba no uowsbiuctih
n and daughter-in-law Mr. and
airs.- Clarence , y . ouuuy.
House-guest at Hodae Home
Miss Frances Hodge of Spring
field, Oregon, is spending the
JWeek4nd as the house-guest of her
"cm. vi
pareat8 Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hodge.
Middle. West
klrs, -fe-Byr lef t early last
week for a- two- months visit in
Michigan arid Illinois with reta-
to spend the greater part, of her
time in Lansing and Ypsilanti, go
ing later to Detroit,
RB Ladies' Aid
t-- Ladies' Aid society of the
Women's Relief Corps held an in-
teresting social afternoon at the
Old ieopie s ttome on xaursaay.
more man one auaureu suesu
f , ,winn. At
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ri rnii as be inn . a.taau wm aaask aa v
gram was given
America By all.
Reading The City Dude Up In
Vermont, Jennie -F. B. Jones.
Song "Lassie, of Mine," Mrs.
B. F. Ramp of Brooks..
Beading 'ThT English Must
ard Plaster," Mrs. Daugherty, La
I blsh Center.
i -SonK "Pal of My Cradle Days,'
( Mrs. Clyde arris. Brooks.
Song CBr reauest) "Who Wli:
Tell the Story When the Boys In
I Blue Are Gone,"-Comrade Harris.
? The group singing of old war
I songs. led by Mrs. F, L. iWaters,
f Mrs. Nash and comrade . Harris.
I with Mrs. Wm. J. Entress at the
I piano; a duet. "Sweet and Low,
py two memoers 01 me
Veterans;rs. Waters and Mrs.
I lNasn: ana ine nag wuate.
J f I Following the progranv the
u. . v"' rr
1 u. jspauiaing preoiucu. bi. iuo uiu.
I? The tea hour, was In charge of
I Mrs. George Martla, Mrs. W. S
1 towt Mrs.- Getcheli; Mrs. Maria
iThomnson. Mrs. Prudence Bouf-
I Hour. JUTS. i tteminioa,,.
1 F. Clark, Mrs. Lultt Baring, Mrs.
I Pound, Mrfc D. L. spamaing.
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TtHttt Club Elects Officers
1 w. a. XMeeanam auttocu at,
E. FuTlerton as president of the
Tilllcum dancing club for the new
ear : and U. ' Scott Page will suc-
ceea H. . U ttunier as. secretary,
I The final dance of the season, with
1 fifty, couples In attendance, was
held last week,
Guests at Stearns Home
: Mrs. F. G. Stearns entertained
I as' her house guests orer the week-
I ena ner granaaaugaiers, virgmia.
1 Martha Ann . Mary Elizabeth and
j Anne Foster, whose home is in the
1 ay Mrs. Foster; Mrs. Stearns'
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i daughter,, jomea ,xne girxs , ior a
(short rlslt. They returned to their
s-.-'niitome on. Monday.:,
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House uuesis cc
! Babcock- Home
1 1 Miss Florence uradon ano: xouis
I Ragas of Portland were tne nousc
i guests 6f Mls Amelia- Babcock
1 at the Babcockr nome on uouia
1 commercial sireei over. me weea
J end. Miss" Gradod and Mr. Itagon
loring nia tetift afiSMs,
; '"Seveii Sinners
I if $&U'r - V
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Marie Prevost and Clire Brooks are the. headline stars In "Sev
en Sinners," now playing. at the Oregon Theatre.' The story is rich
in 'excellent comedy and la filled with thrills and, mystery.
Better Homes Week to be Ob
served in Salem April
25-May 1 , t
: An extensive observance of na
tional Better Homes week 'will be
featured in Salem beginning' yes
terday and continuing throughout
the week; all details being in
charge this year of . the Salem
Woman's club. Not only 'better
homes, in the sense . of .better
dwellings, but better gardens and
better books are also. being consid
ered as phases of this country
wide project. -. 4
Mrs. Claude Steusloff, chairman
of the American home department,
and Mrs. A. M. Chapman, chair
man of .the community service' di
vision of the American citizenship
department will act as joint chair
men for the entire event. Mrs.
Steusloff will be assisted by the
following members of her de
partment:
Mrs. M. E. Brewer, Mrs. I. M
Doughton, Mrs. W. A. Marshall,
Mrs. Harley White, Mrs. E. II.
Shanks; Mrs. Walter Pennington,
Mrs. Theodore Barr, Mrs. C. J.
Healy, Mrs. Helen Howard, Mrs.
Paul Hendricks, Mrs. Will Mullen,
Mrs. Edwin M. Hoffnell and Mrs.
Roy Mills. - Assistants in Mrs.
Chapman's division are Mrs. Ron
ald Glover, Mrs. Winnie Pettyjolyi,
Mrs. George A. Wilson, Miss Ethel
Fletcher, Miss Leora Carver, Mrs.
Nina. Noot, Mrs. Fred Browning,
Mrs. John E. Brophy, Mrs. C. F.
Breithaupt, Mrs. L. O. Clement
and Mrs.'U. G. Boyer.
The president of the Salem
Women's Club, Mrs. Fordyce Far
go, has appointed a special chair
man to take charge of the rbetterTfcTrlTlot at 985 South High street
home" phases that are to be pro
moted Mrs. W. E. Anderson for
the garden, Miss Maude E. Cov
ington for the books, and Mrs.
John E. Brophy for the dwellings
themselves.
Hostesses for the open houses
of the week have been selected
from a group of' assisting organi
zations, including the P. E. O. Sis
terhood, the Daughters of the
American Rerolutlon, the Business
and Professional Women's club
The demonstration houses for
the week are located one on Stew
art street, one block east, of North
Capitol street and one block south
bf Parrish Junior high school and
will be loaned by R. A. Harris and
the other at the end of South
High. Visitors are asked to register-who
call at these homes.
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32 Inch Ginghams
Fast Colors
Yd. 18c
New Gingham Dress Patterns
Striped and plaid to match -
95c the Dress
. Gingham House Dresses
Good Patterns- Neatly-Made
j Elach $1.35
English. Prints, New Patterns ,
Fast Colors Excellent Quality
Yd. 29c ;
New Dress Crepes Pretty Designs, yd.
New Dress Crepes Plain Shades," yd.
Tissue Ginghams',
Yd.
-, 36 Inch . .
Plisie Crepes
Pretty Patterns ,
Yd. 34c
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT . :
Bring your millinery troubles to us. Expert . milliners
to adyiseiwith you. . Loads of flowers Beautiful goods:
1 4 . T Ladies', and Children Hats
' . ; All new goods-HI?K Class Jj",: '
v. Lowest prices m This-City
r 240-240 North Gcirmiercial Street -
Playing. Here
' Two homes, one in the south
part oftown and one in the north,
will also be opened one day, each
during the week. The Curtis
Cross home on Lincoln Hill will
be available for visitors from 2 to
5 o'clock on Wednesday and the
W. G. Allen home at 901 North
Capitol street will be open for In
spection on Thursday from 2 to 5
Hostessea at the home on Lineoln
Hin will be Mrs. Curtis Cross,
Mrs. John E. Brophy, Mrs. Z. J.
Biggs, Mrs. John H. Scott, Mrs,
John H. Albert, Mrs.. Frank
Spears, Mrs. larry Hawkins, Mrs.
Walter L. Spaulding and Mrs. Wm.
Fordyee Fargo"v
On Thursday'at the Allen home,
Mrs. Brophy.." Mrs. Roy ' Burton,
and Mrs. Fargo will receive the
visitors. .
. Stiff's Furniture company has
furnished the demonstration
house on Stewart street, while the
Giese-Powers furniture company
has furnished the dwelling at the
end of South High. At the former
home Mrs. Ralph Cooley, Mrs.
Glover, Mrs. Paul Hendricks, Mrs
M. E. Brewer, and members of
the P.E.O. Sisterhood were the
hostesses yesterday.
At the South High street home
Mrs. A. E. Battles and Mrs. Paul
Stolzheise of the Salem Heights
Woman's elub and a group of
members of the P. E. O. sister
hood received on Monday.
Mrs. W. E. Anderson, in charge
of tie garden phase of the week
has chosen the Dr. H. J. Clements
place on North Fourteenth street;
the F. G. Deckebach grounds at
at 940 D Street, and the Walter
for the demonstration of various
types of gardening. No specia
hostesses will be named for the
garden events.
Miss Maude Covington is pre
paring a list of ideal books for the
modern home and will exhibit
books on the subject of "Better
Hontes" at the library.
' On Friday afternoon at the Wo
man's club house an extremely In
teresting ' feature will be the lec
ture On "Art in . the Home," by
Protestor Leo Fairbanks, head of
the art department at the Oregon
Agricultural College.
Barbara Frietchie Tent to
Observe Appomattox Day
: Members of Barbara Frietchie
tejat. Daughters of Veterans, will
meet at 7:30 o'clock this evening
GREEMBAUM
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Sunfast and Tubfast
of Colbrs-Yard 45c
36 Inch Challies
( Pretty Patterns
Yd. 19c
Excellent Values
43c
, ; 27 inch .
Dress Ginghams
. Fast Colors :
Yd. 15c
85c.
l.-65c
r
at the armory. Instead of 8 o'clock,
to observe Appomattox Day. A
short i program will i be , given.
Members of the GAR are Invited
to be guests. - .-
Guests in Portland
Mrs. Mildred 'Bright and Mrs;
Willis Roughton motored to Port
land Sunday where they were
guests orer, the ;week-end.
Psychology Group to -
Meet on Monday x
The class : In pre-echool child
psychology, sponsored by the Am
erican Association of University
Women, will meet on Monday eve
ning at the home - of Mrs C. A.
Downs, v The meeting will be at
7:45 o'clock. Dr. .Stella Ford
Warner of the Marion County
Child Health Demonstration, will
give an lnstructire talk. '
Choral Classes of Salem
High School Are Completing
Plans for Operetta
Preparations for the final per
formance of , the "Bells of Beau-
Jolais." (Bo-rho-lay) are being
rapidly shaped? this week by the
chorus classes of the Salem high
school. An artistic stage setting
and picturesque costumes are be
ing given special attention this
week. Students taking the parts
of special characters . are concen
trating upon portrayals through
the dialogues of the characteriza
tions so essential to the type of
musical play represented by this
year's production.
A number of the younger vocal
ists of the high school who have
not been- featured heretofore will
take part Friday evening. Charm'
ing young soprano voices of es
pecially sweet quality will be
heard in the appearancefof Maxine
Glover, Dorothy. Tweedale, Wilma
Coursey. Myrtle Murphy and Jew
ell Gacdner. Lawrence Deacon,
the Duke of Beauiolais, has a
beautiful rich baritone voice, and
Victor Wolfe, as Tony, a young
American, has a voice of great
depth. Kenneth Allen, who has
already established a reputation as
an actor of more than usual abil
ity, takes the part of Bender, an
American widower; his character
ization and the effectiveness of a
clear, lyric tenor .will be a com
bination that will at once win ad
miration from his audience. Phil
ip Ben will be heard in solo and
duet numbers in his portrayal of
the character of Larry, an Ameri
can sailor boy. Rose Folger as
Susetie; Carolyn Lambirth,- as
Fhillis; Frank Shafer as Harklns,
Norral Edwards as Pierre, and
Herbert Hobson as Chicot, com
plete the cast. .
French flower girls will be Rose
Huston. Eugenia -Fisher, Gene
vieve Mulkey, Dorothea Grossman
Margaret Kent and Othal Bevens.
Candy girls at the French flow
er fete will be Bertha Babcock
Eloise White, , Florence Wolfe,
Margaret Wells. Esther Tibbett
and Luciie Cnmmings- - -1 -
Accompanists for the perform
ance Friday evening will be Truth
Huston, piano; Peter Foelkl and
Of the new
Materials
Rayons
Mopacs
and
Rayon
Mixtures
$3.48
$7.95
Youll like these clever new
frocks so essential ; these
warm afternoons. At the;
prices we are quoting one
should have two or three of
these comfortably made, at
tractively ' trimmed, varied
material dresses. '. '
Margaret . Kaster, "rlollns; Laura
Burton, - bells,' and Donald ! Hard
castle, drums, j " - .. -.. -ju- :
i Miss - Ola ' Clark - of i the high
school : faculty Is! In charge of the
ticket sale. - Burf Hoffhine Is stage
manager. j - ,
The production Friday evening
at the high school , auditorium .will
be the only performance of ; this
year's operetta.
The proceeds will
finance-', the! music ! department In
purchasing new
sic ' n
records and mu-
Sans'Souci Club v :
Meets at Moses Home
i Mr. and Mrs. jWllliam E." Moses
entertained menibers of .the Sans
Couci club In their home last Fri
day evening. v The main; diversion
of the evening was flve hundred.
with high,i honors going to Mrs.
M. P. Dennis and Mrs., O.xL. Den
cer. . The consolation awards
went ot Mrs-' Alfred Propp and
Mrs. Albert Ramseyer.
-f Guests of the club included Mr.
and Mrs. R. C.j Kriesel, ' Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Evans- and daughter
Joan, Mr. and Mrs. M. P- Dennis
At ICafoury's .
High Grade
39 Inches
Wide
A gorgeous array of color in the new large de
signs, Approved by fashionably Pressed women.
Good grade cotton voile, sheer and crisp, and sure
to please you for a charming up to the minute
froclc." You can't resist
cloth.
me STont Tojne
"CAN
, .
Salem Store
466 State St.
DRES,
ust like Mother's
and oodles of models from - which to choose,
sizes 3 to 14VS. !
. .
r JF- sBBBm
and Mr. and Mrs.- Ray Frasier, and .
the hostsMr. and Mrs.' William E.
Moses. , -' :-' . -..x. ... .
. Club mmbers . present were Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest' A. Lee, Mr.- and
Mrs. Alfred " Propp, Mr. and Mrs.
John Jeidjsrks, Mr. and Mrs. O. L.
Dencer. and ' Mr. . and Mrs.' Albert -Ramseyerj
4 At a late hour luncheon - waa
served, after which Miss Joan Br
ans favored those present with vo
cal and Violin numbers. -
On . Mair 7 the ' club will meet
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Propp." . I ;' . "-V '
1
Starts ; Saturday Heilig
, '.' -4,
BEACH ;jTI ; f
Stylish Voile
the beauty of this lovely r
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f .f
AND DO" j . ;
. Portland Silk Store "
i -862 Alder St, "
Mkl vard
aB ar- ibbt , ajr
-i
J -----
ttt Of . I
Wash Fro clcs
For Sister iToo
i
style built risrht into them
- . : '
$1.19toS3.98
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