THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALLU.I. QGQ;;
SUNDAY. LIORNING, JUNE 6,-1920
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tit (Tin VVTt AlafArbond WM "BostesS
oa the Cbemawa campus. : Fes-
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toons nf Juiianefie lanterns aboTe
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-i VVera centerpieces on the pic
f Me tables "made, festlre scene.
' 4 During the dinner hour a group
j i of Chemawa students contributed
.! a program of musk: and readings.
t ' Six girls sang delightfully "Hark
to the Mandolin;" by Parker;
i "Swallows," by Cowen; "The Stars
1 Are Brightly Shining." and "Las-
'! r' r f I. ttio armin vn
lUmona Tripp, j Emily lranoff,
Kyel7n Whltebear, Graee Johnson,
r Edna Audette and Harriet Hill.
,4 Sirs. Ruth Turney accompanied the
girls at the, piano. Louis uer ius
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jpleasedwhe group with a
ous tjT Vg "Germs.
olrVrff the senior department
assisted Mrs. Brickell. . , ,
Those participating in the, picnic
festivities were Dr. Mary C. Row
land, Mrs. W. P.-Fargo. MrsAliee
Thompson-, .Miss Grace Osborne,
Miss Grace, Elisabeth Smith,. Mr.
and Mrs. W: M. Smith. Mrs. Mary
Reeres. Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Smith
I Mr. Harry Styles. Mrs. H. E. Bar
f jfjtt, Mrs and Mrs. Lu A. Braden.
f lTlles'Mr. and Mrs. William. Me-
Clilchrist, Mr. and Mrs.' Gordon
f McGilchrist. Mr. and Mrs. A." T.
I Wool pert. Mr. and Mrs. Voigt, Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Parr, Mr. and Mrs.
Win. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Hughes. Dr. and Mrs. E. E. Fisher
and Arthur Fisher, Mrs. Carrie
Mackay. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Laf
lar, Mr- and Mrs. FV E. Churchill,
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Huffman, Mrs.
slice Hollister, Mr. and Mrs. P. J.
Kuntz, Mr. and Mrs. II. E.-Bolln-ger,
Mr. and ftfrs. ;W. ,E. Klrk,
Supt. find Mrs. James H. McGreg
or. Miss Virginia' Brickell and -the
1 hostess, Mrsi Louise tBrickell.
I St. Paul's Guild -:l -.". .if ,V
1 St. kun gvua or tne Episcopal
.'church will meet at 2:30 o'clock
: Monday afternoon at the homa of
jMrs. W. H. Wenlock 140 Broad-Iway.
- Mr. and Mrs. S. S. East returned
during the past week from one of
the most: interesting- toutsr taken
Lrtn recent years by Salem residents,
naring spent -neariy-nre- months
cruising the Mediterranean- tour
ing the Holy. Land, and the Euro
pean continent audi tisiting. in the
south and east United States.
Leaving Salem on the eiehth nf
January. Mr. and Rtra RatMnm.
eyed south, isiting' at the home
or their daughtervMrs. Hugh Kyle
at Long Beach, going through the
Imperial valley. El; Paso, Texas.
ana inence to tne quaint old town
of New Orleans, later spending
two days in Washington. D. C.
and going from the national capi
tal o- ew York City for a day,
prior to sailing.' Mr.'and Mrs. East
took. passage .on vjanoary 29th on
tne TansyivanJa, putting out to
sea a minute after midnight, which
was fortunately between storms.
'Recent Bride Honored at
Attractive Miscellaneous
I Shower . : .. i .
I Mrs. Ben W. Tick, assisted by
I Mrs. Charles H. Vick. entertained
It on Friday evening with an attrac-
ty"vtr miscellaneous shower at Mrs.
: WW. Vick's home at 1175 Bel4
,6t street, honoring Mrs. Ai C.
I Getrge (Josephine Vick' Snyder)
f a bride of a week ago Saturday.
Blue delphinium, pink rambler
roses and sweet peas with maiden
hair fern were used in decorating
the rooms. A clever advertise
ment contest was one of the di
versions of the' evening.' with Mrs;
Elma Bosell winning the box of
tandr. thatrwa8 the' award.
The climax of the "evenlngr-came
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Mr. aiuLMrs; EasVRcforri tbSalem After
ince in Europctand:the Holy Land
Camel Ridee; .Passage In Dutjch Canal Boats; and Social
Aboard Steamer Enjoyed-by Salemites Traveling With
-- s ' ' Clarke's SunsMne Cruise'
Life
So fortunate" were weather -conditions,
from first to last, that the
Clarke's Mediterranean cruise was
called the "sunshine cruise" of the
season. Seven hundred members
made up the party with which Mr.
and ' Mrs. East travelled, During
her trip abroad Mrs. East had the
pleasure of making the acquaint
ance of Miss. Wells, a classmate of
Sally Bush, during their school
days in "Massachusetts.
Mr. and Mrs. . East made theV
first stop at the Madeira Islands
where sugar factories operate ex
tensively. During their stay in
Funehal . particular attention was
given to the manner. In which the
men, and, children, as well, as the
women,. participate in the embroid
ery of a type of beautiful band
work so. popular in America. On
this island, where; the language is
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Cupid, entered, pushing a baby
carriage to tW tune "Thanks for
the 'Buggy Rlde,ifilled with a host
or gizts ror the bride, a magnifi
cent gift was thei flve-tube radio
set,' the gift ;of 'Vfct Brothers to
their sister, t '.'.:
guests of Mrs Thoma G. Hailey.
Mrs.'. Hailey, from previous resi
dence here, has many friends-in
the capital. -
Mrs. Page and Mrs.
Kenneth Brown Entertain
Mrs. Walter J. Paee and Mrs.
Refreshments' were, served atKenneth Brown were Joint host-
midnight, with Mrs. Roy Jacobson.
Mrs. Melvin Snyder and Mrs. Geo.
Vick assisting th$ hostesses. . -
In the grbupvfor the evening
were Mrs Sophia Vick, Mr. and
?Irs. Melvin Snyder. Mrs. Carl Sny
der and Carroll. Mr. and? Mrs. El
mer Bosell, Mr. and .Mrs. Oliver.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Christensen,
Mr. and Mnr. Hans' 'Christensen,
Kr. and Mrs. A. A. , Patchell, Mr.
and Mrs.. Charles Murray, Mr. and
Mrs. F. S. Gilbert of Albany, Mr.
and Mrs. John Jordan, Mr. and
Mrs. F. W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
George H. Vick, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Jacobson, Mrs. F. .Chapel, Bob
Chapel, Misses Erma and Hannah
Christensen, Mr. -and Mrs." A. J.
Vick, Mr. and Mrs., J. J. Nunn,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Galloway, Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. George, Marshall and
Jean Snyder, and .-the hosts. Mr.
and Mrs. Ben W. Vick and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles H. Vick.
Mr. and Mrs. George plan to
Wave soon for the 'country to
make their home.
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To Spend Summer in Salem
Miss June-Mack of Prairie City,
Or., plans to spend tPe summer in
Salem as the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. H. M. Durkholmer.
Thielsens Are Guests
in Portland
Mrs. H. B.Thielsen and v Miss
Nell Thlel'serir are' ' speTafllhgv the
when Melvin Johnson, dressed as week-end In Portland as the house
eses last Thursday and Friday for
two charming bridge teas given
at the Page home. Baskets of Can
terbury bells, poppies, roses, del
phinium, and fox glove adorned
the rooms. . . . s ., ,i.
The hostesses were assisted, .-during
the tea hour on,, Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. Le.,Paga,vMrs.
Lester Barr and M.rs-Ralph Cooley
and on Friday afternoon, by-Mrs..
Paul H. Hauser and. , Mrsc ;i Phil
Newineyer. i
High score was won Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. Ralph -Cooley
andjby Mrs. Walter L. Spauldlng
on Friday afternoon.
Guests for the two afternoons
were the following: ,
Mrs. C. E. Bates, Mrs. Lester
Barr, Mrs. William Buslck, Mrs.
H. V. Compton Mrs. Wililam Mc
Gilchrist, Jr., Mrs. T. H. Galloway,
Mrs. Walter J.. Kirk, Mrs, Ralph
Cooley, Mrs. J. C. Perry, Mrs. Leo
Page, Miss Zoe Stockton, Mrs.
Linn Smith, Mrs. Milton Meyers.
Mrs. Dan J. Fry, Jr., Mrs. Frank
Meyers, Mrs. p.B. Webb. Mrs. E.
M. Page, Mrs. E. H. Kennedy, Mrs.
Harry N. Craln, M'rs. J. C: Evans,
Mrs. H. H. Olinger, Mrs. G. C.
Bellinger, Mrs. W.. E. Anderson,
Mrs. P. A. Eiker, Mrs. Phil New
myer, Mrs. E. E. Ling, Mrs. Lou
Sheldon, Mrs. Wilson H. Darby,
Mrs. F. G. Bowersox, Mrs. Ray
-HaTtman.TMrs. G6rge ; A. White,
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On Mondav mdrninsr. June 7th; at 8 o'clock we are placinsr on sale several walnut, ivory and 'srey
room suites in a certain Pattern and several high class walnut'dining room suites in two separate patterns.
At their regular prices these, were considered exceptional values. Now these being offered at the amaz
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make these suites positively the best values you can ever expect. We advise you to make your selections
early as the y will not be available very long as quantity is limited.
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Bed, Vanity and Chiffonier
Ivory or Grey, Regular
$106.50, Special ....
Bed, Vanity and Chiffonier
French, Walnut, Regular
122.50, Special
$?9.80
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Dressers. Low Boy. Desk. Stand. Rocker, Chair and
Bench to match, any of the above at Corresponding,
discounts.
A most unusual bedroom suite f dr so low a price. The factory that makes this suite is nationally known
i or wieir rme caoinei worK ana excellent rinisning.
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swimming! Ah, how true that is in a limb-free, TxxJy
free Jantsen! Salt water or fresh, at natatoniim, beach or
pool . . . your Jant3cns a ticket to summer enjoyment.
There was one best wai to make country - wide . questionnaire, 478
a. cwimming suit free and comfort- physical directors" (92 , per cent of
able trim, snug, modest. Carl Jant'" thoee answering) said the suit orig
Sen f (mid that way and perfected it. vinated by Jantten is the ideal swim'
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jnd he devised and patented the - Come in and select your Jantzen
votyrip crotch and boutrun pat" now in time for glorious fun over
tern retmementa that make a work! , tne rourt.jantzens lor men, women
and children in ail toe season s smart
colors. Tout, weight is your size.
of diference in your swimming.
" Then, . crowning all, came Jant-
ten s system of pt-oywKigni. tsjesuaz
perfect -glovel&& l Instead of
the sncirnt "guess your size is sc
. Get your free diving girl sticker
and diving , girt transfers for tire :
covers, rain slickers, etc
That's how Jantzenthanged batJi-.
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Dining Room Suite
7 Piece Suite Genuine
Walnut, consisting of Ta- ,
ble, Hosts Chair ana 5 dm r7 - A
ers. Regular $100.50, Spe-P f .JjJ U
Extra for Buffet, regular $39.50
Special . . . . s. - - - . -. .$29.60.
Extra for China Cabinet,
Regular $39.50, Special . r .$29.60
Extra for Server,
Regular $25.50, Special .$19.10
This is ajnas'sive Renajssarice suite in genuine wal
nut with nice apert'ryori'))lue leather seats on the
chairs. You should be sure; to look this suite over.
Every line reflects newnei and beauty.
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7 Pieces Genuine Walnut,
Chair and 5 Diners. Regu-MjQlV Til
lar $113.50,! Special yOtKlU
Extra f or Buffet, I
Regular $45.50, Special .$34.10
Extra for China Cabinet,
Regular $45.50, Special . . j...$34.10
Extra for Server,
Regular $31.50, Special .....1.23.60
You will find more genuine walnut in thijs suite than
is to be found irl many suites costing twice as much.
Blue leather or j tapestry seats on chair lis optional.
Just received the larger part
of 2 carloads of Lloyd fibre
reed furniture and baby bug
gies. The very latest beauti
ful finishes, putty colored
with black and orange car
mel decorated , in ..Baronial
brown. . . Gayly . . patterned
cretonne covers., the., softly
padded spring cushions.
See them in our windows
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Buggies from $27.50 up.
Settee, Rocker, Chair, Table and Lamp.; $99.00.
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