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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1927)
v5sY :!.: ?. ---mas 4. - i, American Legion Auxiliary Sponsors Successful Post Easter Affair on Tuesday Thirty tables of bridge were In play on Tuesday at the successful CMieflt affair which the American 'iV? n auxiliary sponsored at the Woman's 'cluti' house on' North Cottage ' street. "The club room was a complete ' bower- of spring blossoms,"? raff? blossoms, flower-j ing currant and dattodiUs. Dr. H. J. Clements, gave the beautiful pink and gold flowers which filled a long basket on the; tea table. Tall green candles were used In crystal holders. I The first prise of the afternoon via won by Mrs. Roy- Simmons;; the second by Mrs. Robert Smith of Independence,' and the third by Mrs. Winard H.Wirtsj, ' A group of Rainbow girls served the refreshments. Those assisting in this manner were Miss Dorothy; Whitaker, Miss Bertha Babcockj Miss Helen Darby, Miss Maxine Glover; Miss Marjorie Giesy, Miss Aiida Olsen, Miss Marjorie Webb Miss Esther Wood, Miss Grace Thompson, Miss Marine Ulrich and Miss Mary Kafoury. ';; The guest -group included Mrs. 34. L. Shepard. Mrs. Rl'L.. Christo pher, Mrs. Dorothy Reeves, Mrs Clifton B. Modd, Mrs. L. C. Dem crest, Mrs. John L. Waters, Mrsi J. G. Hunter, Mrs. A. C. Bishop Mrs.. Carl. Webb, Mrs. Karl Becke, Mrs. F. W. Poorman, Mrs. E. P,j Tbom, Mrs." Walter J! Kirk. Mrs Lloyd' Farmer, Mrs. paryl Proc-i tor. Mrs. J. W. Lll lie, lira. MlJJ Miller of Portland, Mrs. R. ij Kellogg of Portland, Mrs. Edwl Armstrong, Mrs. . Jesse George Mrs. James Jennings,' Mrs. J. Her- bert Plank, Mrs. Carl A. Fisher Mrs. Otto Hoppes, Mrs. Stanley Optrander. Mrs. B. A. Victor, MrsJ L. A. Biaisdeil. Mrs, W. P. Wat- kins. Mrs. John Flnneran, Mrs. V. K. Shields, Mrs. Paul McCracken, Mis. O. R. Rankin, Mrs. James D. Oeden. Florence f Yarnell. Anna Rot tie, lic-iea Marjter, Evelyn Na dermao. Mrs.. .Waltet! Smith of Monmouth, Mrs. M. C. Williams. Mrs- M. J." Buller of Independence, Mrs. Frank Brown Mrs. Walter Looney, Mrs! Guy, Irwin. Mrs." H. R. Worth; Mri'F. G, Bowersox, Mrs. Cyril Naddn. Mrs. S. G. Hin kle. Mrs. A. J. Cleveland, Mrs. N. II. Jones,: Mrs.' George A. White, Mrs. J. V. Schar; Mrs. Bolton Ham ble, Mrs. F. E: Rilea, Mrs. Oral Lrmmon. Mrs. W. A. Johnson, Mrs. Ctein Hi Gregg, Mrs, Lawrence In-lah, Mrs. Kenneth Ben, Mrs. Carl Shortrldge, Mrs. E. A. Skel- jv, Mrs. M. D. Pilkenton, Mrs. a Le tter Schlosberg, Mrs. R. J. ' Lcary, Mrs. Frank Moore, Mrs. Victor MacKenxie, Mrs. Verne Hamilton.' Mrs. Frank Rhodes, Mrs. F. D. Howard, Mrs. Eugene Eckerlin Jr., Mrs. Harry Weis, Mrs. A. E. Hackestein, Mrs. Henry Ii. Brians, Mrs. A. S. Johnson, Mrs. Frank Durbln Jr., Miss Leila Rlg don. Mrs. Albert C. Smith, Mrs. Kenneth Randall,' Mrs. Earj Fish er. Mrs H. O, White. Mrs. Lee Mrs. A. U Wallace,' Mrs. Oliver Huston. Mrs. Reed Rowland Mrs. i K. II. Keunedv,Mrs. Roy Mills, 9 Mrs P. L. Patterson, Mrs. Ken neth Brown, Mrs. Walter Page Mrs" C. L. Newman, Mrs. Roy H Simmons. Mrs. Albert Gragg, Mrs. R. C. Thompson of Portland, Mrs. V. K. Kuhn, Mrs. George Nelson, Mrs., carl Armstrong, Mrs. Earl Paulsen, Mrs. Harold Hughes, Mrs. Wlllard Wirtx, Mrs. Glen Shoe maker, Mrs. Rudolph SterenlnT Mrs. T. J. Brabec, Mrs. A. L. Blam ficld. Mrs. E. E. Bureh, Mrs. Ray w. Hart man Mrs. Harry Wiedmer, Mrs. E. J. Hodge, Mrs. George R. Vchra. Mrs. PmI BnrrU,' Mrs.1 Al bert T. Anderson, Mrs. Richard Meyer, Mrs. Karl E. Hinges, Mrs. ' V. W. WIprud, Mrs. R. E. Smith, Mrs, L. 0, Mix, Mrs. II. L. Wil liaiuYof Independence. ' j Varsity Quartet Will Appear at Capitol Theater Tonight With Glee Club Many Salem folk have reserved tonight tor the enjoyment of a very special treat -the' concert which the Willamette University t;ioi club, assisted by the varsity ' j ,- .'tll ' " (w.. 9'1C o'clock at the Capitol' theater. The varsity quartet, which Ap pears with the club, has a wide repertoire of. enjoyable and well aung numbers. , ;? y I v: ; The personnel of the quartet In cludes Ronald Rfaren, first tenor; M'iiriam Wrightt second tenor; Willis Hathaway, baritone; and AVa Iter Kaufman bass. - Each' of the four is an a tcompilsbed solo ist, and the blended voices are a delight. ; ' ; " ' 'V Miss Margaret I wis is accem- panist for both the quartet and tho club. ... .... - - - The quartet will sinjf De Massa f In Kew Xcattonv ' ; I s -statu rnEsi : ; I WaUiM," Clocka and ' J walery i ::iwjwh;v-; -v , , Bcddifig knrt Y1ndo pox Arm? nW ready also fine line irf shrube awa iereiintela , C F. BREITTXAUrT Telephone SSO 513 State W 1 of de Sheepfol.'V'Oh, Mixs Han nah," ''Absent," and other num bers of equal merit, . The numbers of the- glee club are further supplemented! by vocal solos, negro spiritual duets, read ings and college songs and stunts. In addition Joe' Nee, Willamette's "singing Scotchxnan." win present a group of Scotch numbers in cos tume. The Willamette University Glee club has recently completed an ex ceptionally' successful, two-week trip into eastern and southern Ore gon and Idaho. The club has at tracted much favorable comment tor the fineness of Its work. Professor E. W; Hobson is the conductor of the club. Mrs. Mosher Will Entertain Yomarco Club The Yomarco clnb of the First Methodist church will meet on Fri day afternoon at the home of Mrs. D. H. Mosher at S54 North Win ter street. Ladies Social Circle WW Will . Sponsor Springtime Ten on Tuesday Next Members of the ladies' social circle of the Knight Memorial church' are making interesting plans for a springtime tea which will be given next Tuesday, April 26, at the .church. Mrs. H. 2 Stover is chairman of the committee for the after noon. ' Her assistants are Mrs. Robinson Mrs. Sande, Mrs. Ter williger, Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Reid and Mrs. Cpates. Baptist Church Circles Will Meet on Friday Afternoon to Elect Officers ; The circles of tfee First Baptist church will meet at 2:30 o'clock on Friday afternoon. 5 These are important meetings as officers for the year will be elected, at this tinje. All women of the church are urged to. attend their respec live circles. The places of meetings will be as follows: North circle. Mrs. W. J. Nelson, 875 Shipping street. Elizabeth Loughridge circle, Mrs. W. C. Pickens, 140 N. 17th street. . Jane Lawrence circle, Mrs. Mark Skiff, 4214 Court street. Church Society Plans Afternodn Social The St. (Vtnoeht de Paul -Altar society will meet from 2 to "5 o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Madeline Ingal at 1255 North Summer street. ' Mrs- Kells Has Guest From I reland ; Mrs. C. A. Kells is entertaining as, her house guest Miss Katherine Patricia Carrick of Belfast, Ire land. Miss Carrick has been in this country, only a short time. HeT family plans to locate in Sa lem. Carnation Club WiU Meet Mrs. A. I. , Eoff and Miss Lase Hill will entertain members of the Carnation club on Thursday afternoon at Mrs. EofTs home at 1210 North Capitol street. Nature Studv. Club Plans Field Trip Members of the Salem Nature club are Asked to meet at 2 O'clock Saturday afternoon at the Mission street bridge for a field trip to Bush's pasture'.' Department -President WiU.Attend Tea ' Tilly Rodgers tt Albany, depart ment president of Ladles of the GAR, will be in attendance at the silver tea iphlch will be an event of this afternoon at the home of Comrade - and Mrs. : Francis Rollo; 7 . Artisans Will Hold Open Meeting and Dance Tonight une Li nuea Artisans wnt noia an' open meeting tonight in 'Me Cornack hall. ' Each member Is asked to bring a package for the mystery box. Dancing will be the Miserable 9 ; Hacking: .' . Take1; SCHAEFER'S HERBAL COUGH SYRUP Sold Only at SCH A ETE RQ .The PcnslarldrS 4 , - i 135 North Commercial St. Original Yellow Front Stop Cough Ii Social Calesulaz-t 14 1' 'oday ' - ' Willamette university men's glee club. Capitol theater.' 8: 15 o'clock Willamette, University! Faculty Women s club. Mrs. Roy Keene, hostess. i r - Institutions - department pro gram, state hospitaL Arranged by Grax club. " Silver; tea." Ladies of the GAR! Cot. and Mrs. Francis Rollo,? 2&0 Mission street. 2 to 5 o'clock. y Golden West club of W. B. A. Mrs.' George .Miller, South 19th street, hostess. , ; 1 ! , Chapter G of the PEO Sister hood. Mrs. W. H. Hughes hos tess. "r ' -'.. Daffodil circle of Knight Me morial church. Mrs. Guy Nugent, hostess, 2:30 o'clock. St. Vincent de Paul Altar soci ety. Mrs. Madeline Ingal, 1255 N. Summer street, 2 to 5 o'clock. . Carnation club. Mrs. A. I. Eoff, 1210 N. Capitol street Friday Comedy at St. Joseph's audi torium. "Mrs. Tubbs'Philosophy." o'clock. V, : Woman's Bible - class of First Methodist church. Mrs. John Rob bins, 642 K. ".Liberty street, 2:30 o'clock..' , J J I- 1 Woman's, auxiliary of St. Paul's church. Mrs. A. C. F. Perry, 16 Washington street, hostess, 2:30 o'clock. ' " Benefit card party under aus pices of Woman's Relief corps. Veterans' -room at armory, 2 to 4 o'clock. . Yomarco club of First Metho dist church. Mrs. D. H. Mosher, 354 N. Winter street, hostess. Baptist church circles, 2:30 o'clock. Saturday - Salem Woman's' club. Club house,' 2:30 o'clock. Salem Nature club. Bush's pas ture, 2 o'clock. Sunday Film at First Congregational church, "The Re-Creation of Brian Kent." 7:30 Tclock. Play at First Methodist church. "The Money Bag." .7:30 o'clock. Tuesday Springtime tea, Ladies of the Knight Memorial churcn. diversion of the evening. The public is cordially invited. An unusual program of music and readings will take pluce early in the evening. The treasures will be drawn from the mystery box during the evening. i Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Simpson Celebrate 47th Wedding Anniversary April 2nd The 47th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Simpson was celebrated in a delightful man ner at their home on April 2. The rooms were beautifully decorated with a profusion of .spring flowers, among them a basket of carnations sent by a brother, F. Hackersmith of Seattle, who was unable to be present. The afternoon was spent In con versation and music. 01d-ttiao songs sung by Eileen and Robert Mattock, grandchildren or Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, were particularly enjoyed. , During the afternoon a dainty luncheon was served. Many beau tiful gifts were received by the honor guests. Those present were Wesley Simpson and family of Winches ter, Idaho, A. Burns, Mrs. Alice Simpson, Mrs. Marie Hinton, Miss Jennie Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bard, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Busic, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown of Port land, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Mcllwain of Gervais, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. C. Nichols and children, Mrs. Mary Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, Mr. 4 a mm; 1 CHOCOLATE FLAVORS v Double Malted .; '? f - Willamette University Quartet i Left to right: Walter Kaufman, Willis Hatha way rRonald 1 Craven and William Wright The Willamette university Glee club and quartet will present concert tonight in the Capitol theater beginning at 8 o'clock. The Glee club recently completed a very successful tour during which the young men were well received at every town where they appeared. ' The quartet has boca appearing before the service clubs in Salem and Mrs. W. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mathews, Charles Math ews, Mrs. M. A. Bellinger, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hackersmith, Mrs. Kate Hackersmith of Idaho Miss Ethel Nicols, Miss Creta Calavan, Mr. and Mrs.' Rollie York, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Simpson , and children, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Mattock, Miss Eileen Mattock, Rotsrt Mattock, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. W. Cooley, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Savage, Mrs. M. M. Diel of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hal ley, Mr. and Mrs. J. Calavan, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Blodgett of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. William Kimon of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Weeks and children, and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Batterman. Play WiU be Given at First Metliodist Church Fifty young people of the First Methodist church will sponsor a play, "The" Money Bag," on Sun day evening at 7:30 o'clock. The setting of the play is a court scene. . H. S. B. Club Enjoys Line forty to tiouyivooa 1 neater Members 01 tne 11. a. a. ciud It's Time to Think of PAINTING and CLEANING UP We Sell Martin Senonr 100 Per i Cent Pure Paint DOTJGHTON & SHERWIN 286 N. Commercial TeL 039 TRY US FIRST SALEM HARDWARE CO. Inc. The Winchester Store SALEM, OREGON Phone 173 120 N. Com'l. St. I0; Gent S demonstration Today, Thursday, April 21 c Easy to Apply Watch it Dry There never has ben a finish so easy to apply to fiOTS,rurnitnre and, wood work as Lacq. It flows freely romthe " brush and spreads evenly to a perfect finish, that is lustrous1, rich irx clor and as hard a giass; i Lacq does not show brush marks. ffo 6kill is re quired to produce a perfect result. Fof'TOGeiiiLs : - ':2 -" -T ' r- ' r I , ' ' Tear out and fill In coupon below, present at our store It entitles I you to a( 40 cent can of "Gliddens JLacq' fpr the astonishing price ' of only 10 cents. . ' ' ' ' i ,.'''', Yon niast be on hand promptly-sBetieT come in before the jsale 1 days and see the thirty beautiful new decora tite tonesJ Use the J coupop, it Is worth 30 cents toward the purchase of any siz can of Lacq.' : ' ' "Lacq Is for furniture, floors, metal, everything. It's the new fivo v niinhte paint (dries' in frve minutes which hap .revolutionised i the whole paint Industry. Women can us it with great success. f;fiiii!i Salem, Oregon ;-;- Demonstration Date ' Wednesday and Tliursday " ' AprTlr 20 niitl 21' "!. wmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmm during the ast? week and has re ceived considerable- favorable comment. No tickets will he reserved for this presentation and so it will be necessary for those wishing the very best seats in the theater to make it a point to be on hand early. . The concert will open promptly at 8 o'clock in the Cap itol theater. t enjoyed a line party on Monday evening at.. the jiew Hollywood theater: Mrs. Charles Stevenson vas hostess for a late supper in her Hollywood apartments. Mem bers present were Mrs. R. Abst, 'Pay Me as You Are Paid" v ', H 1 W17 BATES THE EYE MAN" MAKES Glasses that fit Convenient Terms 457 State Street , With Burnett Bros. ale arid fhis Coupon Ts Uc Same as Money This conpoia.' ii worth 30 oonu" toward the purchase of any can Of Lcq. Kama . . Address' . . ....... Town r . . . . . . . ... Only ohb of these to a customer Mrs., Lv , Uenferaon, Mrs. W- R Patterson. MIsa Clara Ward, Miss Georgia" and ' M&s Ora Williams. Miss ReaKertson and Mrs. ,Chas. Stevenson.-: . .' . Mrs. Young WiU : "4 Entertain Club Group j .- Mrs. Donald Young will enter tain the members' of her Wlub this afternoon' at her home. Miss Hopson Spends Easter Holidays tn zaiem i MIssTcua nopson of Seattle spent the Easter . holidays in Sa lem as the guest of her pssrortts. Mr. and Mrs.: F? C. Hopson. ' Miss Hopson, who is an instructor in the Seattle schools, is a sister of Mrs, Paul Hendricks. ST Don't . There is a Scaly for Every Hbmejn Salem' 51.00 DOWN PLACES THE SEALY IN YOUlt HOME t t FRUIT DAMAGE DOETO FROST BELIEVED LIGHT M ' . (Con tinned frota pass X.)- - ; - r ' . - ' t ion wheat plants were said, to be either .drooping or' flat on ' the ground, ' : following . last night's freeze, when the mercury dropped to 20 degrees. -It will be several days before the extent of the dam agp can "be determined. " (The hybrid wheat which had nok advanced to the jointing stage was , apparently not damaged by the weather. jln ,Wasco county fruit and veg etables suffered considerably. Cherries and apricots in bloom in the close-in districts of The Dalles suffered damage estimated at from In Service " t ft. m?"MiPTd Ma Achievemeia"; Our buyer, now-in the east has just sent us a special group of the season's newest twists secured direct from the mill, at mill prices. Hie most truly distinctive, finely loomed twists we' ve shown this season. We feel ' they re a genuine contribution to . the well dressed men of Salem an achievement in service at the price we're able to offer. Indi vidually tailored to individual requirements. $ 37 .50 to $45 E mmons Tailor- Furnisher ,USE OUR 12-PAYMENT PLAN fail to select Sealy Mattress WHILE THE SALE PRICE TDFTLESS MATTRESS 25 to 50 per cent. ; In orchards on higher : levels tho.danas? . v not so great. ',' VMedfofi reported little damage to the commercial pear crop, ex cept in a; few orchards where smudge pots ' were . not nsed.-i A light frost was expected tonighC - - ' ' '- ' ? Rainier Men's dress shirt fac tory, lo'be bailt here. : DRESSMAKING Reasonable prices. Don't for get our hemstitchingstamping, button making' and pleating. THE PETITE SHOP Over Busick's Telephone 1981 yoisr IS ON $55 Mattress 1
