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Jfiinrmal Dance Tomorrow
'jiif at tfftee County Club
leading; social event of the
w9,wiH no doubt be the informal
dunce on Wednesday evening- at
the Illihee Country elub.. with
rijmohfK at 'A-o'ctoc. Legislators
vflo-anre- ittiSalem-nave KeW In-
vHed by .their friends, to be spe- injrey Teceiving guest prize. Re
efaj grfestit -a 'rfiimbtfr t supperlfre8hnt8 were served at five
partjes are. being arranged, by pro4
minent noet esses .lor tomorrow
evening:. A number will precede
the dance, while still others will
fejlow. ' t
Theeuest : list promises Jto Inf
tuiius t-wue-Of. jne most prominent
"Grctrtdm" 'B6urnihSls .
HoriirM "hnfthe 'Occasion of
tier G7th Birthday
An exceedingly delightful party
of SnndaV; evening was that at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph
Schwelsinger in the Hollywood
district when Mrs. Schweisinger's
mother, Mrs. Lillian Bowman, or
"Grandma," as she is known"
among all her friends, celebrated
her 67th birthday anniversary.
"Grandma", was remembered dur
ing the afternoon ,and , evening
with many flowers and gifts.
An unusually attractive birth
day cake, with lighted colored
,-andles forming the numerals 67
was presented 4,0 the honors-guest.
The after-d4nner - houicsH were
spent in contrf&atioQ. t j'
Covers at the anniversary 5 din'
ner were placed for: ""GriiMma"'
owman, the honor 'guest, Mr. andf
Mrs. Thomas, Mr. and. Mrs. Stany
Mr. and Mrs. Erneston, Mrh."
Olson, Miss Sintfh,; Mrs. Purvis of
iWtland. R. L. . Glbbins, Edna
May. Mabel, Buddy and Irma
luith Schwelsinger.'tand the hosts,
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Schwenin
ger. Mrs. Purvis, the, Portland vis
itor, is a sister of ''Grandma," the
honor guest. The two had not met
for more than fourteen, years.
Witherspoon Will Appear
in Conjunction With
Orchestra on
February 14 .
The many music lovers in Sa
lem who, for many weeks, have
have known'that Herbert ,WUhr
spooni was scheduled to appear
heer Monday . evening. Feburary
14, were much concerned for a
time when they learned that, Die
Portland Symphonic Orchestra,
tad been secured for . the same
date, Inasmuch as the coming of
the orchestra fead also-been wide
ly anticipated.
tbrtnnatelyj arrangements have
&en made for a program in
which the two rlll appear togeth
er, at the -Elsinore Theater.
Mr. Witherspoon's address on
music education and appreciation,
l egininning promptly at 8 o'clock
v il preced the concert whieh will
open at 8:30.
Mr. Witherspoon is president of
1 he Chicago Musical. College. For
many years he has been consid
ered one of the outstanding bass
solosists of the country. His wife
I j the gifted Florence Hinkle.
Salem Woman's Club WUl
Honor Neiv Members
and Guests at Tea, Today
New members of -the Salem
Woman's club and. wives of legis
lators who are visitors in, Salem
will share honors at an interest
ing tea this afternoon at the club
liouse, at 460 North Cottage street
at jwhich the older members ff
i he Woman's club will be the hol
'.sses. -i "
Calling .hours, will be from 3 to
5 o'clock. The members of the
f-xocutive committee and of the
) osp Ita 1 i ty- eoroml ttee wll 1 v reete
the guests in the club house re
ception room, vs , '1
In the dining room the follow
ing will be the- hostesses; Mrs.
S. M. Endicott, Mrs, George IIT
AUen, Mrs., II. D. Chambers, Mrs.
F (I. Dowersox, Mrs. Wm. For
dyce Fargo, ,Mrs. Carl Gregg
Doney. Mrs. Charles Weller and
Mrs. Charles' K. Spaulding.
.Mrs. W..E". Kirk will pour and
Mrs. Seymour Vones will cut the
ices.
Y. K. K. Class Spends an
Enjoyable Evening at
Kletziny Home
Forty-two members " of the
K. K. class of the First Meth
o&ist church met on Friday night
at the home of Mi1, and Mrs.
Ralph H. Kletzing on South Lib
erty street Tor an enjoyable even
ing. All manner ot .. games were
arranged for the amusement of
the guests., The club, one of the
most active of its kind, meets
insularly each month.
Mrs Homer Inprey is jv f
Honored With Afternoon
of Bridge
Mrs. J. II. West, Mrs. H. IL
White and v Mrs. William Yarnell
J afternoon at the home of -Mrs
West, in honor, ot Mrs. Homer
Iagrey who is leaving soon , to
make her .home . in Portland. Cy
clmans,f ferns and pussy .wilows
L were used for decorations. Those
enjoying . tne wernoon -were:
Mrs. Homer, Jngrey MrsRay Sim-
era 1 of Cauias, Wash. Mm. -Clar
ence TdwnaendrMrs. JoeMaddlr
son , U ira. " Will lam -?Brte tzk e, Mr st
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t" f i-V.
W"l
3AUDEjD gun cm
4
mer, Mrs. George Vlesko. Mrs.
I.loyd Rtifflar. Mrs. Damon Fleen
er, Mrs. W. A. Commfngs, Mrs.
Daisy Mclntyre, Mrs. R. G. Hen
derson. Mrs. Frank Zinn. Mrs. O.
Noyes. Mrs. Car 1 Engstrofn.
Mrs. Perry Hubbard, Mrs. Clifford
the hostesses. High bridge score
was won by Mrs. Cu minings, Mrs.
o'clock r-.. VA : .
Week-End in Salem
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bowman
and daughter and Mrs. Lunstrom
of Forest, City, Iowa, were guests
on Sunday at the .home of Mrs.
Rise at 960 Center street and of
Mrs. M. C. Halvorsen at 1434
Ferry street. The visitors, who
have been in the northwest since
November plan to return to Iowa
this week.
Special Music at First
Baptist Church
Frank McCredy will- devote
thirty-five minutes of the program
tonight at the First Baptist
church to the singing of Negro
spirituals and the giving of im
personations. This feature will
Oopen at 7:30 .o'clock. Air. Mc
Credy Is a southerner and his re
pertoire is wide. -
America's Greatest Baritone
Will Sinn at Elsinore
theatre This Evening
Reinald Werrenraih, who will
give a concert at the Elsinore to
night at S:10 o'clock is American
born but of Danish descent, , and
ccmes from a family whose name
has been . associated .with , musi
clans ror generations, it was na
tural that during hig last concert
tour aDroad Air. vverrenratn was
most anxious to sing in Copen
hagen. The papers the morning
following . his concert there were
loud in their acclaim, praising not
onjy his voice but his manner of
singing.
The Copenhagen papers said:
"Mr. Werrenrath proved to be an
txquisitely tasteful and musician
ly singer.fllis baritone is smooth
and beautiful in. tone, his pianis
simo being tspeeialy enticing.
"He is an artist from top to toe.
His delivery bears the imprint of
the surest of musical culture. His
piano is exquisite. In short, he is
a singer, who tIs able to held his
own anywhere."
Mr. Werrenrath' s .program to
night will. be as' follows:
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Para mio. ben
Guiseppi Giordani (1745-1798)
Che Fiero costume
Giovanni Legrenzi (1629-1690)
Old Irish
Over the Hills and Far Aaway
Arr. by Wm. Arms Fisher. Old
English.
Wl.eh Dull Care . .'.
Arr. by H. Lane Wilson
II
Gruppe aus dem Tartarus
Franz Schubert
Allerseelen Richard Strauss
Die Beiden Grenadiere -
Robert Schumann
. . Ill
"Prologue" to Pagliacci ............
Leoncavallo i
IV
, .Piano Solos '
Gavotte in, minor Bach
RliapSodle In F sharp, minor..''.-
Dohnany i
Herbert Carrick
. v "' .
OiHiway Indian Melodies ...1. ..
Arr. by Arthur Whiting
Carmisal '
Ybuth'ff?ong
Ii; the -Forest
lionging
frif'tra"r Song
- My Bark. Canoe
- . VI
Captain - Stratton's- Fancy
Deems Taylor
Princess of the Morning
.... J. i: C. Clark-Harriet Ware
Duan Marjorie Pickthall-
Josephine McGill
Danny, Deever... .Walter Damrosch
Mr. Herbert Carrick will be at
the piano.
Tblsss You fclxxst Do f er
. I A cold calls for four helps, all at
one time; , And each should be ' the,
best. One must stop the cold, check
the fever, bpen the bowels, and tone
the entire system. Do them alL
' HILL'S combines these four effects.
Each is accomplished by a modern dis
covery. the best' mea. have found ef
its. Icind. Ope "i of the world's largest
laboratories has embodied them all far
one tablet in a .way. to hring no ill
results.-'
' CHILL'S isl the perfect help or
colds. .It is so entcient, so complete
that we paid 1,000,000 for it The use
has'gtownrand grown,; Until millions
have come to employ, it
If yott have a cold, start MILL'S
at. once. .By tomorrow youwill see
the results. OTou . wilT never again rely
on lesser, help when yon learn what
MILLS can jda: ... ,
Ei Sera l?tSX&ytt&&t
m&Mmmlm
Nine Caver :D inner Is
Served on Sunday at Hall
Home
A gronp of nnt-of-town tmesis
wero among .those honored at a
delightful dinner on. .Sunday at
which Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Hall
were hosts.
Covers were placed for: Mrs.
Carl Gregg Doney, Miss Frances
M. Richards, John Fuller of Ash
land, Mr. Urlggs, a representative
to the legislature from Ashland,
Mis. Sakrison, Miss Olsen, Miss
Hall, and the hosts. Dr. and Mrs.
J. O. Hall.
Fine Arts' Department
Meeting Will Be Held in
Portland on February 4
The fine arts department of the
Oregon "Federation of Women's
Clubs, of which Mrs. Franklin E.
Smith .of .Portland is f chairman,
wltl hold aiL.inatitute In the. Port
land Woman's Club-building- Feb
ruary 4.' All club women in Port
land and throughout the state are
intited t6' attend. The Institute
will be opened by Mrs.-Sadie Orr
Dunbar, .past president of the
state federation and chairman of
institutes. The department ' Is
composed of four divisions, those
of art, music, literature and bill
boards.
The morning program, which
will begin at 10 o'clock, will be
devoted to art. Mrs. E. P. Moss
man of La Grande, chairman, will
speak on the picture libraries.
toiling how they may be made and
their .purpose. Luncheon will fol
low at 12 o'clock and will be
served in the club hous-e.
Mrs. William Krass.:g of Oregon
City, chairman of music, and Mrs.
E. H. Whitney, literature . chair-
man, will have charge of the
aiternoon program. A paper on
"The Technique of Program-mak
ing" will be given by Mrs. .Whit
ney. An exhibit of ptudy programs
on literature is'planncd to-be. fol
lowed by an informal round-table
discussion. Five-minute talks will
be given by members of the liter
ature division. Ways and means by
which music may bo profitably
correlated in the school, the home
the club and in the community
will be given consideration. Mrs
Krassig will have charge of a mu
sical program.
A short play, a comedy written
by Bernard Shaw, "How He Lied
to Her Husband," will be given
by a group of women, members
of the Portland Woman's club.
Mrs. Lora Allen is directing the
Play.
Certificates will be issued to
tl.e club for each member, attend
ing the institute and credit given
on the honr score cards. Many out-
state club women plan, to attend.
The billboard committee. Mrs.
Louis Fuller, chairman, will be
represented.
University Women . Will Hold
State Meeting -in Eugene
on Saturday
The third anhnkrmeetingof the
Oregon state division of the Amer
ican Association of University
Women -will le held in Eugene on
Saturday, January "29. The morn
iug session will open at 10 o'clock
in the alumni Tiall Of the women's
building and will be occupied with
business and reports of . the six
branches, which' make up the
state organization. : These are lo
cated at Portland, McMiOnville.
Siilem, Corvallis, - E,ugene and
Klamath Falls. Miss Mozelle Hair,
state president, will preside at
this session.
At noon a luncheon for dele
gates and A. A. U. W. members,
both local and visiting, will be
served at Jiendricks hall with
Dean Kate w. Jameson of O. A. C
vice-president, presiding. The af
ternoon session will be . held in
the auditorium of the school of
music. After a short musicaliproi
Aram. , which iis very generously
being arranged by the school of
music, the main addresses of th4
convention will be 'given by Dr.
Apr ell a f Henry Reinhardt, presl-
A t-r f rt Xfilla frtllacrA on I tinflrtnaf
president of A. A. U. W.. and Dr. I
thia label.
'T&titt&ER tie best food is being served,
'VV you wUl find 'Ewights "AM. O'the Wheat"
Bread. : Its -nut brown colorand deliriously rich
flavor fciVe-an' appetizing zest to every meal.
i v T- f .-
EnriiKts Jti&C
Fck conUmingreal noumffme
uniform in color; ; taste and CiUality, as it is
baked .according to' our bwd formula. - - ,
; Your Grocer Sells Enrighfs
'JAil O'the Wheat". Bread. ' 4-
-j flooi a1 3alendmr
fry.-:-
,Renald Werrenrath. American
baritone. Elsinore theater. Finl
event in Salem Artist series. S:20
o'clock.
Etokta club. Mrs. Eric Butler,
hostess. Business meeting.
"Salem Woman's club tea honor
ing new members and visitors' at
legislature. Club house. 4 CO N.
Cottage street. 3 to 5 o'clock.
Social afternoon club. Chadwlck
chapter of the Eastern Star.
Mason ie Temple. ,
Special music at First Baptiat
church. Negro spirituals and im
personations by Frank. McCready.
7 :30 o'clock'.
Joint installation of Sons of
Veterans and Auziliary. Woman's
club house. 7:30 o'clock.
Wednesday
.Illihee -Country club dance. Club
house. , Informal.
Lelia Can Do's. Mrs. J W illard
DePoe, hostesev ?i30.o.'clock. -
The story telling section'of the
St.lem Art League will meet Wed
nesday evening at the home of the
auction leader. Mrs. Chester MiVfld.
The lesson subject, "Historlal
Siories."
Thursday
Moroni Olsen Players in "Out
ward Bound." Elsinore theater,
8: SO o'clock.
Town and Gown club. Lausanne
Hall.
Fjriday
District meeting of Woman's
Missionary society. First Evan
gelical church. 7:30 o'clock.
Saturday
Frederick Starr, leading anthro
pologist. Lecture program at
Waller Hall, Willamette univers
ity campus, S o'clock. Subject,
"Japan's Place in the Sun."
Arnold Bennett Hall, president of
the University of Oregon. j
The afternoon session is open to
tin? Dublic. Members of thei
Eugene branch ot A. A. U. W..
wh'ch is year the hostesses brant li
extend a most cordial invitation to
Eugene folks who would like to
h.?ar these two eminent speakers,
to be present at this session. Mr:.
A. W. Cooper, regional director '
tho North Pacific of A. A. U. W..
will preside. Morning Register.
Journalist at Legislature
Announces Engagement
to Professor Tin nbull
Of interest to Salem friends,
especially those who are follow
ing the events at the state house.
is the engajrment oi! Miss Mary
Lou Burton of Eureka Cal.'; 10
Professor George S. Turnbull of
the University of Oregon school
of Journalism. The news was told
at the home of Dean and Mrs. Erie,
W. Allen in Eugene. 1fie Wedding
...Ml 1. A , .
Will Ut2 UU CVCUl Ul JiCAL IUUUlI. ,1
The morning Register acids-th'J
following details:
Miss Burton was graduated
from the school of journalism
with the class of 192:nTo4ha2j
time she has servtMjtl"?swa5BsJ
ul and uoDtilar newsDaner womiw
-:'th the Central Oregon PresaJ-'of
Bend, with the Humboldt Stan
dard of Eureka (Calif.) and with
the Orefon Voter, Portland.nShe
is at present covering the session
of the legislature a$ Salem for-the
latter. While, an undergraduate.
Miss Burton was a member : of
Professor .Tnrnbulls class. "
Mr. Turnbull came tothe U"n-
versity. of Oregon as Professor of
journalism in 1917 from the Seat
tle. Daily Times of whose editorial
staff he was a member. Prior 'to
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.HAROLPlj
Kid Brother
"If yoiikfibw rvyhat's
good for you "
and of course- you dot-
K
lil?..connecilon wiih.tho' Times he
hitd held ..various editorial . Jtanl
tions wih ll? Seattle Post-Int,cUI
rancor, and with other metropoli
tan aiid rural pape rs in I he n'ili
west. " lie v its graiitiated from th
I nivi?rs:ty nt Washington with
ugh honors in is 1.1.
Joint Installation Will Be '
Held. Thus Evening at
Woman's CI id) House
The Sons of Union eterans of
the Civil War and their auxiliary
will hod" a joint, public installa
tion this evening at;, 7:30 o'clock
hi the Woman's club building , at
460 N. Cottage street.. Charles
Sessenden, division secretary, will
be the Installing officer for the
Veterans and Mrs. Louise King,
division president, for the auxil
iary.
Friends of the two organiza
tions are invited to be present.
Delegates from Portland and from
local patriotic organizations' are
expected to attend..
ISdctat Afternoon jQlub Pldhs
Card Party -
All members of the 'Eastern
Star who ara visitors or new rpsi
dents of Salem are invited to at
tend the card party which the
r.ccial afternoon club of Chadwick
chapter will sponsor this after
noon in Masonic Hall for the
pleasure ; of its members.
Mrs. Dorothy Daue is the chair
man of the affair. Her assistants
Include: Mrs. Odeil Ohiing, Mrs.
Katherine Ingrey. Mrs. Otto
Hopoes, Mr?. Harriet Paulsen.
Mrs. Velma Ellis. Mrs. Mabel
Moore. Mrs. Edna Rowland. Mrs.
Clara Patterson. Mrs. Virginia
Maruny, Mrs. Agnes Tschopp, and
Mrs. Murray Curtis.
Leslie Can Do's Will Meet
at Parsonage
.The members of the Leslie Can
Do's class of, t,he Leslie Methodist
church will meet at 2:3 0 o'clock
SPECIAL!
G room modern house. Four
blocks from postoffice.
$4500
. F. L. WOOD
341 State St.
TRY US FIRST
SALEM HARDWARE CO.
Inc.
um The Winchester Store
SALEM, OREGON
Phoueira J20 N. Gom'-L St.
r -T-
mill
ti K&M M. i 1 H
1 oday we, shall offer half a hundred Umbrellas at less than one usually navs to recover;- 1
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WdncSula-y, rf rnoon at Jh :pajr
uirasP'fo'f the"fuUJr,i"J?eMu; .;,
District Meeting of
Evangelical Chit rVi W. M. S.
The jnnual district meeting or
i lu- Woman's Misslohary societies
rf Oregon Evangelical conference
will be held "Friday morntng. be-
pinning at 10 o'clock, at. the First
Evangelical church on the corner
or Liberty and.CeWer streets.
bafket dinner will be servel
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will;keep out
BURNETT BROS. JEWELRY
an old
ME W GALmM
Children
ALL THE NEW COLORS
ALL THE NEWi HANDLES
ALL THE'BOBBED'' STYLES
Never was there rso
goodness offered for
Wfiile they last one
Two Ninety
We prefer not to sell any for cash. If you jiavean account
take an Umbrella and addit to the bill.' If youhave
not .yet opened one take an umbrella and pay next
month: fifty cents a week will do. vi
In this way w hope to show that t the Burnett budget
'Plan is the Easiest, eiHappie$ta-nd he'most.Econom: y'
r ical way of secifrmg3 v. Gifts that Endure and En:dear."
Bates, "the Eye
457 StateS
j y .iujv y ,iu) ',u V1 .
toon ftf(er which the conference
will reaume. " !4 .
Mid-Winter Ceremonial of
Day gii't u s of Nile Mill Be .
Ert-nt of Saturday
Nydit . temnlo. n.niyhfera of be
, lm,d Jhe mid-winter
ceremonial Saturdav, January 29,
th? auditorium of, the Pythianl
'Umplo fn Portland at 2 o'clock.
Thi Wilt lr tlm lnki
A to lM,
at ' of Mrs. J. RU hard Thiehoff, queen
Zippers and Buckle Style
$3.25 to $5.50
A new shipmqnt of ?cti'
en's and children's galpVAst
arrived in time for thfcJ'win-
ter weather. ' These.are good I
quality with excellent fast- ; ;
eners. Nearly eVery'.size in ' '
medium and Iqw heel
Galoshes
s
$2.75 to $4.25
-Ample foot protection duriner
save a big doctor bill. These galoshes
the rain and snow besides keeping the
, feet cozy wrm ;
MILLER
Kalom's Leading ; Department Store
IP AY US AS YOU ARE PAID
Stt TtP W
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one!
much practical
so small a sum
to a buyer t
- Five. apiece,
FA - - .' y..v::i. yXJlvj- .Vr
Man makes GLASSES THAT FIT.
See him at
tret,vSa!em
of the emp!efc-and hf-r grcup of
ttjlifcers. A' largo vla.n.- of r canjU-
dales "wfil bl initiate.! ' an'dj aro
asktl to nit'Pt with i he recorder
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