'THE OR EGQN, STATESMAN, SAT. KM, OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 2, 1926
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Music Section to Present
Program at Blind School !
, x Music section of theSalem Arts
league wUmeet at the state school
.for the blind on Tuesday, May 4,
te give the following delightful
.program; 4 f .
;f ; Paper . "AmerlcanvSongs." by.
Miss Maude . Covington; 'Swing
Iajw, . Sweet .Chariot" ; "Mammy's
Song,;p Rirer," Mrs Martin
Fereshet i vrlth Mrs. Merle Smith
Smith at t lano. "Juba Dance,
lD4tt). Drjkl. W. Hans Seitz; "Fos
ter's fXHrand Songs."; Mrs. G. Eb
.; sen; cello- numbers, "Old Folks
" at Home." "Old Kentucky Home,!
DrJt. W, Hans Seitz. Pafter,
- "Foster's Life and Songs," Mrs;
. Bbsen; '.'Carry Me Back to Old
Virginny,v01d Blactf'Jde." Mrs.
I C. A. Kells. Paper, "American In
dian Music," Blanche M. Jones;
iwLand of the Sky ; Blue Water,?
r Waters of the Minnetonka," Mrs.
Merle Smith. , -.'Op f. ' :
JAmerican Legion Auxiliary
vTea Is Successful Event
f of Monday ' f
Successful in every way was the
large bridge tea of Monday after
noon sponsored by members of the
American Legion auxiliary at the
Woman's , club building5 Mrs!
Jesse George, ably assisted by her
committees, was in general charge
of the affair. .
; Mrs. Albert Gragg, who Is pres
ident of the auxiliary, Mrs. James
Jennings and Mrs. Earl Paulsen
greeted the guests at the door.
'.' The club house WA elaborately
: decorated with 'countless baskets
' of dogwood, snowballs and Scotch
s broom.' Many floer laznp4 were ef
fectively placed as well as attrac-
tire ferneries, the lamps and ferns
being loaned by the Giese-powers
Furniture company.
"In the tea room a lovely center
piece, the gift of C.-F. Brelthaupt,
was featured on the serving tables,
w here tall green tapers burned In
silver Aoldars.1 Mrs. John A. Car
son and Mrs. K. J. Hendricks pre
sided at the urns. ABsisting in the
' serving were Mrs. tf-H." Ross, Mrs.
F. J. Jirak; Mrs. 4IU C.;StevenIn
Miss Pauline Marnach. Miss June
HoDnes. Mlis Hazel George and
illss Jennie May-Hdppes.'
V The attractive .decorations were
i; placed by Mrs. uyrn xvaaon, rs.
De mar est. ' ' J"" '
1 Mrs . Carl Armstrong won the
first orize. while the second and
third awards went to Mrs. W." A.
: Shaffer and Mrs. W." J; Llljeqvlst,
respectively , r T tVt :'v'f w
Those ' playing at the tables
were Mrs. Thomas "A. ' Roberts,
i Mrs. Curtis Cross, Mrs. D. J. 'Fry
? Jr.. Mrs. G. A. Erlckson, Mrs. Ray
Hartmaa.MrsS J. Butler, m
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Mrs. E.
v spauldini
Heinleln.
' Arthur
Sirs. y.
is,, Mrs.' C.
Mrs. .W. . A. Chaffer,
r-Rlchest- Mrs. K. -
rs. X. C- Chausse, Mrs.
egar,, Mrs. A. J. jaeoos.
Hlnkle.'Mrs.' I. W." Lew-
Q. MUler, Mrs. Mr P.
Adams. Mrs. D. X. Beechler, Mrs.
C. S. Pratt, Mrs. E. M. Hoffnell,
Mrs. E. E. BraggMrs. JW. Orr,
; Mrs. H. T. Love, Mrs. W. Carlton
Smith. Miss Alta L. Jones, Mrs.
' Paul F. Burris, Mrs. Kenneth Bell.
Mrs. V. E. Kuhn. Mrsaul Haus-
5 er. Mrs. Arda Wallace, Mrs. Harry
J. Wiedmer, Mrs. Frank .Myers,
f Mrs. L. A. Steeves, Mrs. Oliver
- Huston, Mrs. George K. ;. Tebrs.
Mrs. WUHam Brown, Mrs. H.
- Cartwrisht. Mrs. R. P. Bosie, Mrs.
I V LeDU VVCBUCUll, .cars. a. i.
VKoss Bidwell, MrsBert Flaclr,
I Mrs. H. W: Carson.-Mrs. Lewis
LMishler, Mrs.V; I. McGahan, Mrs.
y A. A. Carper,. Mrs. . Earl , Paulsen,
Mrs. Karl Hinges'. Mrs. George
Kelson, Mrs. Oscar Zeller, Mrs.v J.
J. Karst. Mrs. J. G. Schmid, Mrs.
E. Eckerlln Sr., Mrs. J. G. Nadon,
Mrs. II. R. White, Mrs. Grant Day,
Mrs. Davidi Wright, Mrs. C B.
Duval, ilBerttYietorffMris. Os
car Johnson, Mrs.'. Ralph Bur
roughs, Mrs. Larry Blaisdcll, Mrs.
A. C. . Sample, Mn. N. I. Jones,
Mrs.' Fred Gibson. Mrs. Allan J.
Cleveland, Mrs. . Marvin,-iL. Shep-4
herd,! Mrs. John L. Waters, Mrs.
J. P. Daniels, -Mrs; L, C. Pemarest,
Mrs. Fred Powell, 4 Mrs. itR. A.
Myers, Mrs.' George' Dorcas." Mrs.
Harry CrainrMrs. Vietor H. Mac
Kenzie. Mrs. Lester ; Schlosberg,
Mrs. Carl Shortridge, Mrs. Eugene
Eckerlln Jr., Mrs. ! Karl Becke.
Mrs.' P. D. Quisenberry. Mrs. Bert
T. Ford. Mrs. William Gosser, Mrs.
Alvero Hus8ey,"Mi8S Marie Rostein
Mrs.-dward Rosteitti Mrs. Will D.
Evans, Mrs. R,'D. Bytd.Mrs. Max
Buren. Mrs. C. NJ--Laughridge,
Mrs. S. Adolph, Mrs.. Edwin Arm
strong, Mrs) fteed Rtfwland, Mrs.
W. A. Johdson, Mrs. Lawrence
Imlah, Mrs. "William McGilchrist,
Mrs. J. F. Humphreys, Mrs. Fowle,
Mrs. J. A- Carson, Mrs. Mabel
Berg, Mrs.-F; Hudie. Mfs. E. L.
Stiff, Miss NeUie O'Shea, Mrs.
Frederick : Deckebach, Mrs. G. F.
Chambers. Mrs. Claude. Steusloff,
Mrs. 'Lewis Griffith.' Mrs. E. P.
Thorn, Mrs. 1. C. Farmer, Mrs.
Edgar Pierce, Mrs. I. Olsen, Mrs.
R. I. Dibb. Mrs. M. A. Butler. Mrs.
Phil Jaskoski, Mrs. A. 'JL Wilson.
Mrsfl-W. JLein. Mrs. Miles Mc
Key, Mrs. VanSeller Wleder. Mrs.
Cyril Nadon, Mrs. Alfred C. Smith.
Mrs. Byron B. Herrick, Mrs. Geo.
King, Mrs. I. M. Doughton, Mrs.
M. C. Petteys, Mrs. 'C. C. Page,
Mrs. Ed O. Pratt, Mrs. Ira L. Dar
by, Mrs. P. ? W. Byrd . - Mrs. J. E.
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Paul V. Johnson,
Mrs. Carl Webb. Mrs. Glenn II.
Gregg, Mrs. W. K. McKnight. Mrs.
E. G. Rlcketts, Mrs. Carl C. Schnei
der, Mrs.rE. .C Purvine,;Mr8. Carl
Armstrong, Mrs. Stanley Lainaon,
Mrs. Elmer Daue, Mrs. U. G. Ship
ley, Mrs. "Joseph Baumgartner,
Mrs. V. N. Diaz, Mrs. George A.
White, Mrs. Ronald E, Jones, Mrs.
T. H. Galloway, Mrs: Walter J.
Kirk, Mrs. Daryl I'roctor, Mrs. R.
C. Hunter." Mrs. C. F. Patton, Mrs.
K. Brown; Mra J. ililjeqclst,
Miss Hazel George, Miss Pauline
Marnach; Miss Jennie1 May Hoppes.
Miss D. June Hoppes, Miss Marie
Mix, Miss Bernlce Smith and Mrs.
Lora A. Butler. v'. '
Mrs. Eckerlin Entertain
Club Group
Members of the Mid - week
Bridge club were entertained at a
delightful luncheon and" Afternoon
of hrlde Wtednesdajr in the
Elks temple. Teuov candles and
a basket Of yellow blossoms decked
the luncheon, table. 4 Mrs., Lester
ScJilbsberg deceived ChVhfgh stibre
91; the afternoon," with Miss Alta
iqnes winning the guest award.
In adding scores for the entire
year It was found Mrs., E. Eckerlin
Jr. placed: first:' and MrsScHlos-
bcrg second.
Covers were placed for Miss
Alta Jones,' Mrs. K. W. Heinlein,
Mrs. V. McKenzio, Mrs. - Lester
Schlosberg, Mrs. W. A. : Shaffer.
Mrs. AI H. Frause. Mrs. Chausse
and Mrs. ;E. Eckerlin Jr. at the
luncheon )& Wednesday.
PUBLIC INSPECTS
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4000 Persons . rjavef: Seen
Laundry Operating in
Last Few Months
The new Salem laundry, which
is operated by E. L. Wieder and
son'- Van WIeder opened their
plant for two hours last Wednes
day evening,, with all equipment
in full operation for the benefit
of people whoa could not visit the
laundry during the daytime.
All visitors were delighted with
what they saw and the courtesies
entended. , This new laundry Is
certainly a credit to Salem, was
the general expression. It is
housed in a handsome concrete
building, with splendid light and
ventilation. - - 1
The equipment -is of the latest
type and much of it really marvel
ous almost : human in Its action.
The carefulness with which the
Salem laundry handle the clothes
of its customers was most favor
ably commented on by many vis
itors. The steam for heating all ma
chines and"wktdr Ja supplied by the
Tortland Electric power company,
and as this -steam goes back to
water, is is used for washine.
E. L.' Wieder says" the laundry
is using 35.009 'pounds of this
pure distilled water each month
for washing purposes and are new
washing "everything with Ivory
soap, visitors- are welcome any
day at any hour, and Mr. Wieder
says that' about 4,000 Salem peo
ple have visited them at different
times during the past few months.
and that tie is anxious to have the
other 21,000 in the city do like
wise, and assures them a pleasant
and profitable half hour to any one
who visits the laundry.
fating- her playing as fall of under
standing and' scholarly style.
Miss f Bedford has been doing
considerable t playing in Chicago.
Recently she plaed at a luncheon
at the Palmer house and at a-ban-
net, for girls, at Marshall-Fields.
as well as from a number of broad
casting stations, Including Rain
bow Gardens. . ;
She is now . playing solos t and
accompaniments regularly for one
of the stations. In addition. Miss
Bedford Is to be the accompanist
for two vocal - students whOufire
competing among others for aprtze
given annually by Bush Conserva
tory, at Orchestra hall, which seats
5,000 people. V .
In Salem Miss Bedford wak the
pupil of Miss Beatrice Shefton.
Miss Putngm Returns
to Salem ot
Miss Elizabeth Putnam has re
turned home following a seven
months absence in the east, hav
ing gone to New York by way of
the Panama canal. Miss Putnam
was the house-guest of Grace Sto
rey Putnam and Miss Bruce Put
nam at Long Island. She was a
gnest at the wedding of Miss rut-
nam to Robert Howe.
Miss Putnam made stops in De
troit, Chicago, and Omana en
route home.
Child Psychology Class ,
to Meet , .
The class studying prei-schooi
child psychology will meet at 7:45
o'clock Monday evening at tne
home of Mrs. C. A. Downs, 2121
South High street. Dr. Stella
Ford Warner, of the Marion Coun
ty Health Demonstration, will
speak during the evening, on foods
for the pre-school child.
Each member has the privilege
of Inviting a guest to the meeting
tomorrow.
On Monday, May 17, the class,
which is a section of the American
Association of University. Women,
will sponsor a dinner at the Rose
Room at the Spa. Mrs. Sarah
Prentlss'of the child study divis
ion of the Home Economics de
partment at the Oregon Agricul-
-J.
Social Calenda
! First day: of National " Music
Weeky "Vesper service
Sfcered concert." Knight Me
morial church, 8 o'clock.
Musical tea. Joy Turner Moses,
hostess. 2:30 o'clock,
" Sacred concert. First Methodist
ehurch. . . T;-t
1 Pre-school 'child jrtudr. class
Mrs. ,C.?X Dowlis, :4S if o'clock.
Bponsorsmp or aaujv
S" Salem Men's ehotMs... Oregon
theater Incoirjunctfoiiwith film,
fDesert Gold." i ,
Roval Neighbored aistrlct con
tention. Fraternalfemple, 10
Paul's Guild. Mrs. Ada
Strong. 485 , South Commercial
street, hostess. v
".'V-'TaflAy
Music program -at Blind school
by music section o tthe Salem
Arts League.".
1 Writers club, v Eenska Swart,
hostess, at Bnop n court street
t Salem War -Mothers. Chamber
of Commerce' rooms. 2:30 o'clock.
Salem Businessand Profession
Woman's cfub. Chamber of Com
merce rooms. -7 r3 ft . o'clock. Elec
tion of of fleers. . -n-
v Community, tocert at Armory
Gi' observance of National Music
i' . Thursday e '
. .-Chfabter G of the P. E. Q. sister-
hOQdl Mrs." A. CV JParr, 'hostess.
v- (SnArettA at Parrlih Junior hlsh
" 1 school. -,'T im'S. t. -V-
1 X Friday,. '
7T.RecitaL PupUs of Joy Turner
I Moses . Court Street Christian
cnurcn. truviiv iuiicu. ' -N:
... Saturday
; i Salem ; Woman's club. Club
houee. 2:30 o'clock. :. . v
'r Carnation sale. Salem War
Irvina Rand lietrotked to-
Miss Brig gs of Baker
The Marriage of . Jrs. trying
Rand, son of -Judge and Mrs. John
LS Rand,, tp Miss Helen Bjriggs of
Burns," OTiii wlir b Jtolemnized on
May Zi', in Baker, .' according -to
news.rpcehredliftJSaelnx. " ;
The engagement of -Miss . Brlg-gs
and . r. Rand' ' was f ormally ;-n-nduhced
on April 22 at? a bridge
supper at which Miss Anne Gyllen
berg of Baker was ttfe hostess.
Miss Briggs Is a graduate of the
Baker high school, later attending!
the University of Oregon, and
graduating in 192? from the Lib
rary school at Los Angeles. For
the past three years Miss Brigga
has .been a' member of the staff of
the ..-Jlhrary association of; Port
land. - 5
Mr. Rand, a graduate of Dart
mouth college, is also an alumnus
of the Baker high school. Dur
ing the World, wjtjAe .was-prporal
in the 4 ?Vthi aer&Yqadron ita
an 11 months record overseas.
Upon his.return frpm military ser
vice he entered the Harvard law
school, received' hls'LLB In 1922,
having been engaged in successful
practice since.
Miss Ruth Bedford Wins
Scholarship in Chicaao
New laurels come to Salem In
the twinning, by1 Miss Ruth Bed
ford, of the Sigma Alpha Iota
scholarship In Chicago, this sea
son, the contest having taken place
on April .17 between 2S competi
tors. Miss liedford was awarded
a srrade of 100 per cent by each
Judge.
Not only the judges, but also
Mr. Edgar Nelson, president of
the Bush Conservatory, and Miss
Bedford's 'teacher." commend her
talent enthusiastically, character
Wsdlej rill
156 South Commercial
A. V:kncl b: b. CALDWELL Proprietors
SERVED FROM
4 a.sm.'to I J a. m.
-Xlub Breakfast
Mercharits Lncht A 1 amvto 2 p. m.
COMMUTATION TICKETS $5.50 'FOB $5.00
OUR EMPLOYEES ARE AIX UNION 1
tural college, will -speak on - some
phase ' of child study. ' The hus
bands of members are particularly
invited, as well as any parents of
small children who are Interested.
Reservations for the dinner, which
will' be served at 6 o'clock, must
be made at least two-days before
the 17thi by calling Mrs. Horace
WIHIston.
Music Section to
Give Open Meeting .
The music section of the Salem
Arts league will give an open
meeting en Thursday, May 6. at
8:30 o'clock in the Unitarian
church. The program will be as
follows:
Vocal solos. ,. Nancy Thielsen
Piano solo Louise Towhsend
Lullaby Mrs; C. A. Kells
Contralto solos
(a) Fruhlingslied Cpenen
(b) Sappho Ode Brahms
Mrs. Martin Fereshetian.
Piano, Mrs. Merle Smith.
Vocal solo Genevieve Howard
Symphonic poem,' composed hy Dr.
R. W. Hans Seitz, by trio
Cello Professor Seitz.
. Violin Ruthyn Turney.
Piano Mrs. Turney.
Woman's Club to
fllect Officers
Election of officers for the club
fseason 1926-27 Is scheduled for
Saturday, May 8, by 'the Salem
Woraatt's cub, when they meet at
r:ao o clock at the club house.
A program will also be given.. .
Airs. Gregg Honors Mrs.
Adams at Bridge Tea
Mrs. B. G. Adams of Walla
Walla. Wash., was the inspiration
for a delightful bridge tea on Fri
day afternoon when Mrs. Glenn
Gregg entertained in her honor at
the Gregg home, 1450 Center
street. Roses and Scotch broom
were used, attractively in decorat
ing the rooms. At the tea hour
Mrs. Edwin Armstrong assisted the
hostess in the serving of refresh
ments.
Mrs. William Gosser won the
high score of the afternoon while
the consolation award went to
Mrs. Reed Rowland. Mrs. Adams,
the honor guest, was awarded the
guest prize. "'' ' '
In the group for the afternoon
were Mrs. Carl Armstrong, Mrs.
Edwin Armstrong, Mrs. William
Gosser, Mrs. Reed Rowland, Mrs.
Earl Paulsen.' Mrs. George Nelson,
Mrs. Karl Chapler, Mrs. 3 Armin
Berger, Mrs, Lawrence Imlah, Mrs.
E. C. Purvlne, Mrs. E. E. Ling,
the, honor guest, Mrs., B. G. Adams,
and the hostess, Mrs. Glenn Gregg.
Word Received From Tourists
Recent word received from Mr.
and' Mrs. S'SJ East who are enjoy
ing a Mediterranean : cruise and
European tour' comes from Paris.
Mrs. East writes" that they .have
been particularly '"happy " In their
travels, but never more so than In
Paris where the scenes suggest .so
much happiness and beauty. The
theaters and restaurants every
where are crowded, with more
automobiles on the boulevards
than on the Salem streets.
Mrs. Baumgartner Is
Hostess for Capitol
Bridge Club .
The members of the Capitol
Bridge club and three Invited
guests were " delightfully enter
tained on Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Joseph Baum
gartner, with a 1 o'clock luncheon
follpwed by. an afternoon of cards.
' Mrs. O. C. Locke won the after
noon's high score.
. Covers at the luncheon were
Late Model Machines
For Kent
53aAIontK-1 -
$I0 f or 3 aionths j
Agents . for
Standard Royal
Remington
.Portable
Corona' Portable
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Atla Book &!StetionCo;
Rubber . Stamps-dSealf Made to . Order '
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it's a
Delight
To b e
served with
BUTTERCUP BUTTER
It's made from pure, sweet cream,
wrapped in sanitary cartons for your
iprotection, and delivered daily to your
grocer
Capital City Co-operative Creamery
PHONE 299
The CREASE
STAYS
PUT
We invite compari
son of our pressing,
either on men's or
ladies wear, with
that of any other
cleaner.
Cherry City Cleaners
231 North High
Telephone 934
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Sunday
What is more beautiful than to
Say St cWiA crweri
C. F. Breithaupt "
Salem's Telegraph Florist
123 N. Liberty Street Telephone
380
A'gif t of Je.welryis truly expressive of love f or f ,
Mother.' So Why not consider bur closing out sale "
and, give mother a realgif t;that ill be cherished
long after a less substantial. gift has lost itsmo
mentary charm. y-' --
During our sale you can huy mother a gift of
Jewelry for the price of a' less valuable article.
POMEROY & EEENE
jewelers:
State and Liberty
Next to the Spa
3-v-
Spring and
Summer
Silk
ss.es
are being offered at Kafoury's
ore
IN A. SPECIAL
GROUP.
Very Attractively
Pttced
former Values In This xt op to $30.00
Unusually Smart
Effects
Dainty colorings
Attractive Models
for all occasions
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So Lovely
uiid ,
Dainty
is this soft lustrous flat crepe dfess
in Marie "Antoinette, - .The skirt has
ide pleats of contrasting color; long
eeves ; blouse is j daintily trimmed
i abot with contrasting - color, f
All of Our
.Dresses
not Included In
this J r group are
offered.4 :
"REDUCED
PRICES '
Another Is strikingly ; smart I of blonde
fcrepe satin in the one piece effect -with, a
ikirt that shows four graceful straight
panels in front with hand made motifs of
Velvet and lace; short sleeves, r
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Satisfaction Guar
anteed
on every purchase ' or your
money cheerfully refunded. - f 466 Sta
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Salem Store '.Portland Silk "She?
e Street, ' 3C2 Alder Street
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