TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 23, 1926 ;
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Christmas Is Occasion for
Celebration of Silver
lycffjViJ Anniversary
AfSglghtful affair of Christmas
diyvas the dinner, giveh'by Mrs.
Emma, Engdahl at her home on
East Nob Hill, " celebrating f the
25th wedding anniversary of' her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Ward L. McCafferty, formerly
of Rosebud, Mont, but who are
now making their home in Salem.
'Seated around the beautifully
appointed ' tafele "were 20 guests,
eight ol whom, attended the wed
ding of Mrv nd "Mrs." McCaff erty
in.,Aberdeeh',TS. 1).", 25 years ago.
Those enjoying this delightful
a hair besides the honor' guests
were Mr. arid-Mrs. E.; J. Engdahl
of Portland.ll4r. 1 and Mrs." 'A. ft
Bjork, Mri ' andMrs. Oscar Mel
gaard, Mr.Lind'Mrs.W. A. Blake
and small sons 'Billy and Bobby;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Granger of
Aberdeen, S. D., Mr;-andMrs. John
Sholund, Dorothy Bjork,. Otto M.
Engdahl, Jafck McCaffrey and the
hostess, Mrs. Engdahl.
Christmas Guests 'at
Swafford Home
'Mr.-and Mrs. E. J. Swafford are
entertaining as their house guests
for the Christmas holidays their,
daughter. Mrs. LUe V., Moser and
her four children, Marjorie, David,
Betty and Dix of Tenino, Wash.
The Mosers plan to be here until
Saturday. . ...
On Christnias day Mr.' and Mrs,
H. W. Swafford entertained the
group with a family 'dinner at
their home. Covers were placed
for Mr. and Mrs. E. J. waflbrd
Mrs. Lila Moser and children, Wil
bur n Swafford. Ruth Swafford and
the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Swafford.
Golden Hour Club
Christmas Meeting
The Christmas luncheon of the
Golden Hour club -was held last
Thursday at the "home bf Mrs. W,
M. Fenntngtqn. ilea ana green
candles in a beautiful candelabra,
and poinsettias decorated the table
where covers were placed for an
additional guest, Mrs.' R. V. Hoi
lenberg. Mrs.' Carle Abrams, Mrs,
Fred Ellis, Mrs. J. -R Pemberton,
Mrs. A. A. Siewert, Mrs. Herbert
Kinkier. Mrs: W. H.Bretz, Mrs.
Claude Van Slyke, Mrs. Eric 'But
ler, Mrs. Homer Ingrey, Mrs.' B.
M. Hendricks, Mrs. Aaron Sample
and the hostess, Mrs. William
Penr j'on. '
fl"Ornntngton was assisted
darlsSttTe afternoon by Mrs. Eric
Butler, -i-m.--.: '.'
At the next1 meeting of the club
Mrs. Homer Ingrey will be .the
hostess. i : f
Twenty-Two Cover Christmas
Dinner at Babcock -Home '
An exceedingly delightful affair
of Christmas Sunday was the 22-
cover dinner "at which Mrs. Rose
W. Babcock was hostess on Dec
26. at the Babcock home on South
Commercial street.
Covers were placed for Mr. and
wirs. iaa ju. naococK,, miss urace
Babcock, Mr. and Mrs. John Laut
erman. Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Beech-
ler, Mr. and Mrs. James Lambirth
and small son, and Miss Carolyn
Lambirth, Mm. Mary Hass, Miss
Ida Hass of Oakland, CaL.'Miss
Beatrice Shelton. 'Roscoe Shelton,
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver C. Jessup,
Miss Bertha Babcock, Mrs. P. J
Woodruff and the hostess, Mrs.
Rose W. Babcock.
Wedding Is ' Solemnized at
B. B. Flack Home on
Christmas Day
The marriages of Miss Helen
J. Flack and Julius J. Diebenon of
Portland took place at high noon
Christmas day in the Court apart
ments of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Flack,
uncle and aunt of the bride.
The Rev. E. C. Ward of the
First Congregational church offici
ated, using the ring ceremony.
The bride was lovely in a silk rose
crepe dress trimmed with silver
metalic braid. She wore a cor
sage of bride's roses, violets and
lilitse of the valley, intermingled
with maiden hair .fern and ostrich
feathers. The bridal couple took
f heir place before a lighted Christ
mas tree and under the mistletoe.
. The rooms were cheery with fes
tlve decorations.
A Christmas dinner was served
immediately following tfre cere
mony. The wedding cake graced
the center of the table with red
tapers in silver holders on each
v side. The bride's cake was cut
and served by the bride.
The young couple will be at
home in the Baker apartments
: Portland, after January 15.
Generous Response Meets
Hermits iorlRefinfdA
J"V -Jtitutions department of
tby&Ulein Woman's club wishes
to tdKe this means to "thank those
who brought phonograph -records
to Mrs. S. M. Endlcott's home, fox
- distribution - at the state institu
tlons during the Christmas season
for their generous response.
Henry O. Miller. 14 S. Com'l
SU. wiiere most people prefer to
get their auto tra'rta tor-all makes
of cars, xrade here and make
savings on all auto -parts. I
C, F., Breithaupv florist and
Flowers, bulbs, floral, designaff or
all occasions - Pioneer and leader
gratify tag 'number of records were
recerved; in 'fact .enough to allow
a-generous number for each in
stitution, f
'One contribution ;was left with1
no name. ! Additional thanks go
to Trs. TV - B. -Kay. Mrs. P. A. 1
Eiker, Mrs. "D., B, Ross. Mrs. J.
D. ' Fbtey,1 Mrs. Gr Ebsen, Miss
Cora Talkington, Mrs. Walter
Looney, Mrs. "William h. Burg
hardt, Mrs. George Wilson. Mrs.
Seymour Jones, Mrs.-David M.
John, Mrs. VJ M. Erickson and
Mrs- W D; Smith. t
Children Party at First i
Methodist Church Wednesday
Members or the beginners and
the , primary departments of the
First Methodist church will hold
a holiday party In the church on
Wednesday at 2; 30 o'clock under
the . supervision of their superin
tendents, Mrs. R. L. Farmer and
Miss Margaret Fisher. V
A children's program will be
given, after which refreshments
will be served.: All parents and
friends of the children are invited
to be guests. , -
Mr. and Mr 8. Frank
Churchill Entertain With
Two Christmas Parties
Two features that gave much
pleasure during the Christmas sea
son were the Christmas parties at
which Mr. and Mrs. Frank Church
ill entertained their piano pupils.
An . Improvised Enow - scene was
arranged ' On the -mantle as a spe
cial decorative feature. 'Games
were played and Christmas re
freshments served. The singing
of Christmas carols was 'enjoyed,
as well as the distribution of
gifts.
At the first affair "the younger
students were 'entertained, while
for the second affair the older
young-folk were invited.
In the groups were Zelpha
White, Lottie Nash, Guy Looney,
Glenn Looney, Willardl Horn-
schuck, Naomi Hornschuck, Erma
Hornschuck, Theresa Ulrich, Wilda
Fleener, Ray Morehouse, Isabel
Morehouse, Zelma Luthy, Lorraine
Hogg, Laurence Deacon, Gertrude
Oehler, Miss Cannoy, Arthur Hel-
lenberg; Olive Shruti; Wllma Wit
ham, Pearl Otterman, Doris, Pbe
nicie, rFances Laws, Irene "With-
am, Miss Mathews, Lucy 'Klein,
Irene Rltner, Nadine King, Marion
Shaw, Kenneth " Klein, Kenneth
Moser, Lots . Plummer, Opal Har-
lend, Margaret Wilson,: Lacile
Nash, Gladys "Larmer.Dorfen
ruh, Gatha Bressler, I rata Mapes,
Floris Bttsick, Elizabeth Brown,
Kathertne Headiiek, Doris Kemp
and Cleo Ritner.
Eastern Star Social
Afternoon Club
Both bridge and' five nunared
will be in play this aftern'oon at
the laBf meeting of the Social Af
ternoon clnb Of Chad wick chapter
Order of , the 'Eastern Star, for the
year. The group will meet in the
Masonic Temple.
W. R. C: Ladies' Aid
The Ladies 'Aid society of the
Woman's Relief corps will meet
on Tnursaay arternoon ai me
home of Mrs. Katie Shott, 850 E
street. , . .
Christmas Dinner at
Lov eland Home
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip LoVeland,
925 North Church street, were
hosts on Saturday at an enjoyable
Christmas dinner. Covers were
placed for Mr. and Mrs. Will Zan
der and son, Charles Burkbart.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Stawell and
children Ray, D6rothy and. Mar
ian, Mr. and Mrs. Ht G. Loveland
and daughter Doris, Mr. and Mrs.
C. F. Loveland, Mr.-and Mrs. Cur
tis Odenborg and daughter, Ern
estine Loveland and the hosts, Mri
and Mrs. Phillip Loveland.
Christmas Guests
at Conner Home
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Jacobson and
two sons, Leo and Alvin ofTa-
coma, were unnstmas guests oi
Mr. and Mrs.tW. C. Conner. They
left on Sunday for Lo& Angeles Xo
spend a few weeks visiting at
points of interest in Southern Cal
ifornia, i They Jwere "accompanied
by Mrs.. W. C, Conner, who will
spend- two months visiting rela
tives -and friends.
SUverTea at, Knight
memorial- o hutch, ,
5 The fiidies' of Knight Memorial
church will hold their monthly tea
on Wednesday -af ternoon in the
Church "parlors. 'I "he Tiostesses
will be Mrs." J. E." Allison, Mrs. A.
E. Mclntyre, Mrs.' Ulaud Pointer,
Mrs. E. E. - Lonn, Mrs.-Guy New
gen,t Anders. pRpss.
Entertains' Guests ' With t
Fine . Christmas Dinner
J ' Mr. nd ' Mrs. F? O. ' Breckeo
ridge of ;195 Richmond avenue,
entertained on. Christmas day with
a dinner for-the-follow lag i W.-B.
Breekenridge. - pi . Albany, Mrs.
Alnia Breekenridge -l and Sue
Breekenridge' hi , Albany ' Mr. f and
Mrs. SUnley I. Stewart and daogh-
terd Marian and Henrietta of Lebat
non, -MrB.P.BviHattsr? of Port
land, Mr. and Mrs.,H. A.rDavies
and ' sbn 'DaYen of Salem. J -The
rooms were beautifully decorated
in keeping with, the season. This
proved a very enjoyable occasion
for an those attending the splen
did dinner.
Ernest ton Dohnanyi
Coming Here January 3 '
. The .second event -of tbe Salem
Artist series is scheduled for Jan.;
3 at the Elsinore' thater. Ernest
von . DohnanyL pianist, . is the at
traction. He made his: concert de
but in Berlin, and. from that -day
has been conceded - a high place
In the musical world. Pitts San
born, writing "in the New York
Globe, -said: '"When he, plays
there 'is substantiality. One gets
the pictures of mountains, majes
tic, titanic, In changing dress of
summer ; and winter, spring and
falL There "is in his manner no
affectation, no sham. " I
thought of '"Franz Liszt In every
thing Dohnanyi did,' excepting one
-Liszt had his poses and affecta
tions; not so with this modern
master."
C. A. Luthy, reliable -Jewelry
store. What you are looking ' for
in' Jewelry. Wiiste a child can buy
as safety as a man or woman.
Repairing In all lines, ()
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Ever Ready Birthday dub! Mrs.
Mary Briggs, 344 South 19th st,,
hostes- - .
Eastern' StaV Social Afternoon
club. Masonic Temple, - 2 : 3 0 p,
m. Cards. """"
Wednesday " f i - -
Silver tea at 'Knight Memorial
church, corner 19th and Ferry
streets.
Children's holiday party. First
Methodist church parlors, 2:30
o'clock. Mrs. R. L. Farmer and
Miss Margaret Fisher hostesses.
Thnreday
Ladies Aid society of the Wom
an's Relief corps. Mrs. Katie
Shott, 850 E street, hostess.
' Saturday
"Open 'house" at' P. L. Biack
erby home. 1130 S. Liberty street,
in ' celebration of silver wedding
anniversary.
Entertain With Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Bradford en
tertained a group of relatives and
friends with a Christmas dinner
at their -home on the Wallace
Road. Those present were Mr.
and -Mrs. J. C. De Harport, Luella
De Harport, Messrs, Francis and
Floyd De Harport, Mr. and Mrs.
Miles Bradford, daughters Betty
and Patsy, 'Mr. ' and -Mrs. Willis
Clutter, Mr, ; and Mrs, C E. Clut
ter, Miss. Florence Clutter, Verrel
Clutter, the Misses' Irene and
H$len Bradford,' Ruel and Darrel
Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert
Bradford and son Bobby, and the
hosts, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Brad
ford,
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Christmas Dinner at
R. P. Boise Home
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Heu
ben P. Boise -was the scene of a
delightful Christmas' dinner when
covers were placed for Mrs. Ifrank
Snedecor, Mri and Mrs. Brejman
Boise and sons, Eugene and Evan,
Mrs. Ralph Jones, Evan Jones of
Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford W. ' Brow. Chandler and
Werner Brown, and Mr. and Mrs.
William Brown.
Court House Christmas
Tree Receives Publicity
A magazine entitled "The Por
tal," and published at Cincinnati,
Ohio, features the following letter
concerning Salem's civic Christmas
tree. The letter is signed by La
Fahn Astle, aged 14, of Hutchin
son, Kansas.
The letter is as follows: "In
the yard f the court house at Sa
lem, Oregon, there is a huge Hr
tiee that towers almost as high
as the building itself. Electric
lights of a beautiful color and
other holiday decorations are
placed on this Christmas tree. -" It
has been four, years since I saw
I1, burl remember this Christmas
tree distinctly."
Benefit Association
to Have, Christmas Tree
The Woman's Benefit association
will hold a Christmas tree and
program on Thursday evening, De
cember 3.0, at 7:30 o'clock in Mc
Cornack hall. The families of
members are' Invited. A pot-luck
supper-will be served, also. .
Trip to Smthern California
Dr. and -Mrs-W. J. Thompson"
and son -of 985 North Capitol
street "will leave this morning for
a three weeks trip to Southern
California. They plan to visit
many points of interest while on
their trip.
Guest at ' Bush Home
Asahel Bush III, who is attend
ing school in California, is a holi
day guest of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Asahel Bush, Jr.
Ever Ready Birtliday Club
Mrs. Mary Briggs will entertain
members of the Ever Ready Birth
Capital Bargain House, Capital
Tire Mfg. Co., Mike's Auto Wreck
ing. Three in one. . Bargain center
of Salem. Thousands of bargains.
H. Steinbock, 215 Center, ()
day club this .afternoon at her
home, 344 S. Nineteenth street.
The honor-; uests Jwill ?be f 'Mrs.
Louisa Loveland and Mrs. Briggs.
Guests From Portland ;
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Aherri
(Genevieve Endicott) of Portland
spent Christmas withers. "Ahern's
parents, Mr. and Mrs- S-'MEndi-cott.
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Guest in Seattle - ' .
Mrs. . "Ralph White Is spending
the Christmas interval in Seattle
as the guest of Mrs. Horace Sykes-
Week-End in Coos County -'
Mr: and Mrs. . Claude ; Moon
spent the Christmas week-end in
Myrtle Point, in Coos county; as
guests f Mrs. Moon's parents. '
Ballet Class Is Entertained -With
Brilliant Affair
An affair that Was decidedly de-'
Hghtful to both guests and . par
ticipants was the holiday party at
which Mrs.' Ralph 'White 'enter-
Stop, look, and listen to our ap
peal. If you are not J absolutely
satisfied with your laundry prob
lem, call 165. Hand work our
specialty. ()
Eiker Auto Co., Ferry at Lib
erty St. Autos stored and bought
and sold. Cars washed day and
night. Low prices and service will
make long friends. ()
tained the members of "her junior
ballet classes.
A magnificent Christmas tree
and a profusion of . Christmas
greens and streamers were feat
ured In the decorating. ; The grand
march of the evening was led by
Ruth Fick and Tommy' Livesley.
The distribution of Christmas gifts
followed the program.
Assisting Mrs. -White.'": the hos
tess, were Miss Lucille De Witte,
Miss Dorothy Bell, Miss Marie
Briggs, Miss Valerie Briggs, Miss
Mollie Schwabbauer, Jack Spong
and Kenneth Seeley.
Music of the evening was furn
ished by Mrs. Mary Talmadge
Head rick. Mrs. James Teed and
Mrs. A. E. Berger.
The program of the evening was
arranged as follows:
Introduction, all classes; vocal
solo, Melba Davenport: Dance of
the Dolls, baby class; - Skating
Dance, Janior class; interpretative
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Wardrobe trunks as low as
J2Y.70 and as high as 5. I8-in.
cowhide hand bags -with leather
lining reduced from S8 to 5.90.
Max p. Baren, 179 N: Coml. (
The Dixie Bakery leads on high
class breads, 'pies, cookies v and
fancy baked supplies of every;
kind. Best by test. Ask old cus
tomers. 439 CottrfSt. ()
: The llaurit&n' FWtritttre- Com
pany has added a toyflepaTtirfent
to nheir-stock.5 f Mihynew'rthings
In toys to gladden the hearts, of
the 4iUle-Xolka-340 Cort-SU-(? )
Roller skating -at the Dream
land , iJntr, Tuesday.,' Frfday and
Satu.r.dajJrm ,t:80 to 10:?0 p m.
Ladies admitted free. Gentlemen
STORE -WffijE ' BAIRGAINS EVERY WHEME
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This Semi-Annual Sale' of Apparel will start Today at
9' o'clock., It is a Season-End Sale in which Apparel is
Very Drastically Reduced in Price, for Immediate Clear
ance. Ai One -F6uHh Offiheehare C6ais and Dresses
that represent the Latest Types of the Mode. We feel sure
one will find a Real Bargainuin "this Varied Assortment.
A Saving of One - Third on Dress or Coat in this
group, with the price already low this sale will appeal to
the sphool girl or the working girl who must expand the
dollar to the utmost. Wet direct your attention especially
to the fine quality y high class mtlbring, etc. It is a sale
of our finest wearables.
Coat
'j
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A group of Dress ,
quisite fabrics. Beau
these coats are, indeed, wo
ation. See them on sale today.
throughout the store:
s in fine Bolivias- and other ex-
trimmed with high grade fur,
LJ 4 $ it- AH i w -
or your earnest consiaer
Also many sales items
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v ' Corsete J . Vi 'Silks :
: Underwear , -tig , I - . roi,n, ' "syS
vchiia.w M . . MILLER ' I -' CoGoods jd
-Man's, Boys Wear ; 7fe J Footwear