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. - f I THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON r5535r TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 14, 1927 V pa 1 Ry ocietu ROZELLA BUNCH Tlione IOC Annual President's Reception Is Attractive Feature of Willa mette Commencement .V-Vif of In ouJHtanding feat-tii-hw tlift S2nd annual com--l-noemc-nt at WUIamettV univers ii. Prc-slrffrit and Mrs. rarl Cre? In-y with Iiii.sls Jo Moine siiilnlrt. alumni and friend of the university at Lausanne? Hall Saturday night. Member C the graduating class, attired in taj :.() gown, were present through out the evening and mingled with Hi other guests in flie large draw- room of the hall, which was J ml Mi hard ira,.iitv,i ft.fnrated with roses. 'i j iui-i....v u.l flnu-prx and other W . 1 I1C1II1IU1UIII. - pleilSlng n0Oruimils. n" uuiiiih room, where refreshments were served, was also decorated with large? iiuantjties of flowers, includ ing an immense eenterpiM- of pt-oiiies anil roses. tireeting the- guests at the door v.f-r Mrs. 'harles Sherman, Miss t,ail Currie. Miss Florence Lati mer. Misa Avoea McMlnnis, Mrs. Jiurwin Hurroughs and Mrs. Koy Harding. Mrs. Ceorge If. Alden . ,t nut in-e. 1 to. th' linf. ami Mrs. A lien llochl stood at t h end of the I he line itself eonsi.sted of Dr. rs. Honey. Miss Frances rds. Dr. and Mrs. M. u. v;ivt.Hi r-an and Mrs. V. M. Ci-ickMtn and President and Mrs. .lolm M. t'anse of Kimball Sehool fii Theology. At the entrance to he dining loom were Mrs. K. T. Barnes, Mrs. J'lorian Von Kschen, Mrs. C. A. Downs and Mrs. Robert J. Hen iiri.ks. Others who were assist ing were Mrs. Uoy Kene, Mrs, Uobert Catke. Mrs. K. T. Brown, Miss Winifred MMIill, Mrs. Uoy Darding, Mrs. JL D. Burroughs, Herman Clark and Miss Lu cille Boss. Assisting in the drawing rooms vere Miss Kdith IVnise, Mrs. J. O. Hall. Miss Trances Virginie Mel lon. Mrs. J. O. Goltra. Mrs. A. N. .Moores, Mrs. F. G. Franklin, Mrs. !,; Moine Clark. Mrs. T. S. Rob-r-rls. Mrs. E. W. Hobson, Mrs. S. D. Laughlin, Mrs. Robert Dann, Mrs. N. Savage and Mrs. N. Say SK'. .. The drawing rooms had been f orated under the direction of Mrs. Gust a v Ebsen, Miss Nina Mc ;.';iry and Mrs. Morton E. Peck, Mrs. V. K. Kirk and Mrs. E. C. i.ichards had charge of decora- in the dining room. esiding at the urns m me am- ing room during the fiflrst hour were Mrs. T. B. Kay and Mrs. W. C. Hawley. Mrs. Paul B. Wallace ami Mrs. C. P. Bishop presided during the second hour. Assisting vere Mrs. E. C. Richards, Mrs. W, i:. Kirk. Mrs. Gnstav Ebsen, Mrs. .V A. Ie and Mrs. Morton Peck: Junior girls of the university served. 1 About 400 neonle were present reception during the even k K"Sl.Mrs .iv i-iK. I. tiff Its Aid Circle Meets Mrs. W. L. Lewis wili act as hos iss for the Central circle of the I WILSON BROTHERS HABERDASHERY Ladles Aid of Jason Lee Memorial church at a circle meeting )ta be held at her hoflnv 19 Fifth lit e, on Wednesday arternoon at 2: 30 Vlwk. i Mrs, C. F.- llage mann and Mrs. Clark will assist with the tea. . : t . : Athletic Teams Entertained The officer and teachers of the Presbyierian Stmday school enter tuintHl memU'rs of the basketball :i:d baseball teams of the church at a special chicken' pie dinner. Friday evening. In addition to the dinner a short program was rendered and a regular jollifica tion thoroughly enjoyed. The boys present were Charles Bachelor, Bussel Daughead, Phil Delzell, Jack Ranage, Wayne Kai$ tola. Allien Freeman, Andy Byrd. Willow P-nl.leree, Howard Adams. Dwight Adams, Lester Colgan. Francis Colgan, Harold Colgau. Iloward Siemund, Donald Sieg l iund. Wilson Siegmund and Scot tie Marr. Women toienic The Business and Professional Women will go on a picnic Wed nesday evening of this week. All are requested to meet at Willson park at B p. m. Anyone who can- not go at that time is requested to inform Miss Phoebe McAdatu at ir,!t2-M. Auxiliary of Sons to Hold Mwtinu The auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War will meet this evening in the rooms at the Women's club house, 4 (Jo North Cottage street. Presi rVnt Gertrude Remington urges every member to be present. A large class will be initiated. This will be the last meeting before the convention here this month. Isidie to Hold Festival The ladies of St. Vincent De Paul parish will hold a .strawberry festival on the grounds of the school today beginning at 5 p. m. A . large attendance is desired. Ilirthday Club to Meet The Ever Ready Birthday club will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Carl Ahrens of 950 Electric ave nue. Those attending should take the South Commercial street bus and get off at Gervis street. The honored guests for this meeting will be Mrs. Aherns, Miss Doris Strand and Mrs. Pauline Clark. Alliance to Meet The business meeting of the Al liance of the Unitarian church will be- held on June 17 at 2:30 p. m. in the Emerson room of the church. A large attendance is desired. , Eastern Star Holds Social Afternoon Cards, sewing and other activi ties will be features of the local Eastern Star party to be held this afternoon. The committee in charge has been named as fol lows: 'Estella Henry, chairman; Amanda Gueffroy, Florence Herr en, Verna Barrick, Letta Loose, Florence Ferry, Wilmina Gleason, Grace Johnson, Florence Purvine Crystal Mathews and- Mayme Thromb. Class of '25 Holds Reunion Breakfast Fourteen former .members of the class of 1925 of Wilfamette university met at the New Salem hotel for a reunion breakfast. The time was spent largely in recalling former episodes of college life in which the class participated. Visit in Salem Among the many visitors here Monday for the Willamette uni versity commencement exercises were Mrs. Kate P. Staples of Port land and her niece,. Mrs. Raymond Stewart, of Plainfleld, N. J. Mrs Stewart -is a sister of John Bus st 11, president of the Kappa Gam ma Rho fraternity and member of uWfcr&duatiiifc class. 1 O- tSoolal Calendar o -Today. . r. .- Eastern" jStar party. Cards and sewing, 2 p.m. Junior piano pnplls of Miss Lena Dotson In muslcale. Waller hall. o'eftiric. ' 1 ' Child study class of A A IT W meeting. 7L30 p. m. in Salem tiinic office First National bank building.. - dneslny Past Matrons Grand associa tion. Mrs. Lillian Fleetier. North ir.th street. Evening. Advanced piano pupils of Miss Lena Dotsoa n muslcale. Waller Hall. & o'clock. Meeting of Central circle. Ladies Aid of Jason Lne Mettwidist church at 2:30 pv m. 10 90 North Fifth street. , Thnrsday Miss Lena .Belle Tartar's song recital.. Woman's club, 8 o'clock. YWCA board meeting. YWCA hall, 12:15 o'clock. Rapheterian club meeting at i7S.r Center ptreet. That Colorful Spot! Awaiting your election Urn gorgeou aiscm-. blage of new neckwear fromWiUon Brothers, in gay as well as subdued patterns to contrast and harmonise with your attire Many oftSiese scarfs are imported, with a distinc tive touch of foreign color that gives you a bit of in dividuality in that part of your dress in which you take the most pride. i it $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 Fathers' Day June 19 AARON 'ASTILL Haberdasher 1 fllasonic Temple W. F.M.S. to Meet Mrs. 'Mason Bishop will he hos tess to the Women's Foreign 'Mis sionary society of Leslie Metho dist church at 2:::0 o'clock Wed nesday afternoon at her home. L'tSW South Commercial street. Mrs. Mary Smith will lead the de votions. Mrs. A. S. Mulligan will be lestder for the lesson, and Mrs. Ivan Corner will lie In charge of the May and Join- "mvsterv box.'' Miss CLapin Visits Miss Lois Chapin. who has been a resident of Keetlsport lor the past year, is visiting Miss Elva Nisson, an instructor in th; Grant school. Both were formerly class mates at Willamette university. 'loday they will go to Woodburn .-. guests or Mrs. Donald tirr. a ullege friend now residing in that ! v. ' , - Silrcr Bell Circle Attends Silrerton Meeting .Members or the- Silver Bell cir cle and the juveniles of that circle motored to Silverton Saturday night where they participated in the ceremonies whieh featured the closing of the district convention. Drill teams from Albany, To ledo, Dundee, Dallas, Silverion and Salem put on a competitive drill before one of the largest audi ences that ever assembled in this district under like circumstances The guards of different circles wore suits of white satin trimmed in lodge colors. The Salem guards, composed of eight couples, the captain, Mina Olmsted, and flag bearer .wore beautiful costumes of rainbow col ors of satin back crepe, the local team put on a complicated drill in a very creditable manner. Their work was letter perfect. Mr. Blackerby, as announcer, introduced the teams, and the cap tains acted as commanding offi cers over the en masse drilling The juveniles of Silver Bell circle put on a very clever little drill in their clown suits and painted much merriment. A beautiful bou quet of pink carnations was pre sented tp the grand guardian from the Juvenile circle of Salem by Miss Florence Turner making the presentation speech. Verda Olm stead, musician of circle 43, played for the local drill teams. , Miss Case Goes on European Tour Word has reached Salem that Miss Flora "Case, who was head librarian of the Salem public lib rary for a number of years and has many friends in this city, will tpend this summer making a tour of Europe. Since leaving Salem tiiree years ago Misa Case has had churge of the city library at La Porte. Indiana. Upon her return to this country in the fall she will assume a similar position at Mlsh awaka, Ind. x Misa Covington Will Tour ' Cfdifprnia ' f Miss' Maud Covington, head lib rarian at' 'th 'Salejn public ft by rcr will .spend a two weeks va cation iii California, leaving here on Wednesday of this week- She will visit friends in various sec tion of the state., including both San Francisco and Los Angeles Miss Covington has been head li brarian here for the past three jears, ! Miss Tryor, Mr. Arpkc Announce Lnuatjement The betrothal of Miss Remoh Tryor ?nd Frederick Arpke was ucnounced Thursday eveniug.al the net a Chi sorority honse. Miss Tryor is a member of the sorority and attended Willamette univers ity for tare- years. Her home id in Crants Pass. Air. Arpke belongs to the Sigma T&u fraternity, is a graduate of Salem high school and maintained his residence in Salem until a year ago, when he graduated from tne i.niversity hvre. During th past yjar he Mas heen a teaener at ne public. Wash. He held a number oi prominent positions on the Wil lamette campus, including that of ytl! leader during his junior year. He was m eompanist for th men's glee club for one year. A. A.U. W. Class Meets Tlie child study class of the local branch of the American Associa tion of Cniversity Women will hold its regular meeting tonight at T:.1 o'clock. The place of meet ing has been announced as the Salem clinic office in the First National bank building. v illamette (irads A mum nee fietrottud Of particular interest to people in Willamette university ircles is the announcement made Friday evening of the engagement of Miss Jessie Pybns of Wenatohee. and Al- vin Hond. who for the past year has been a member of the faculty of Turner high school. Both young people graduated from Wil lamette 1 university a year ago. The announcement was made at dinner time at the Beta Chi sorority house, of which Miss Py bus is a member. She is also a member of the Philodosian liter ary society. Mr. Bond belongs to the Sigma Tau fraternity. Date of the wedding has not been set. Piano Recitals to Be Presented Two piano recitels by pupils of Miss Lena Dotson are to be given in Waller Hall this week. The public is incited to both affairs. This evening there will be a musi ci'l playlet by the junior music pu pils, the older pupils giving a sec ond recital Wednesday evening. Delta Phis Reunite A large number of former mem bers of the Delta Phi sorority were present at an attractive tea held at the sorority house Sunday af ternoon. The affair is held at commencement time every year by the Delta Phis. Alumni Association Tea f Using "the lawn of the Beta Chi sorority, the, alumni of' Willam ette -university held an attractive tea Monday afternoon. Mrs. F.L." Utter, '.Miss Ruth Smith and Mis. fiertrude Smith were in charge. Rapheterian Club Meeting Th:ttaphterian lubswill "meet at the home of Mrs. Ray Smith u Thursday of this week... Mrs Smith's residence is located at 1TKS center street. Gray Belle Structure Purchased by Thielsen Full ownership" of the building occupied by the (IrayBelle restau rant and confectionery, on State street, was acquired by-P: D'. Thiel sen bf the Kodgers Paper company through the purchase recently of the west half of thf property from Curtis fa. Cross, for $3,6,750. The purchase wasinade, as an investment, and no changes in buildings or tenants are contem plated. The property covers an area of 21x1 A'J feet, and extends west from the alley between Lib erty and High streets, -on State. ipJPortlaffd fpii June 13-18 $2.25 s CKt ' t urtiiiiiu unu nciurn ' via . -. OREGON ELECTRIC Tickeis On Rain Jane ,11th to 18th IWnrn Limit Jane 20th Also $20 Week-end; on sale Friday or Saturday; Return limit Tuesday . s ROSARIA!! Pageant Extraordinary! i. Stadium, Nightly,' June 13 17 Cast of- 5,000 Actors, Singer, Dancer 150 In Orchetr PARADES AND OTHER BIG FEATURES DADLiY r Take the OREGON ELECTRIC trains" Leaving Salem at 7:10, lOiio a. in.; 1:05, 4:0O, 5:SO, 8:20 p. m. Ia. F. Knowlton, Trar. Psgr.'Agt J. W. Ritciie, Agt. rHOYE 727 SIRENS SHRIEK LOUDLY AS LINDBERGH ARRIVES ( Ceuliinfrtt froDi vajtt 1.) come, just" d "o'clock "trnia niornlng. He- flew .eolo'' as h-.flewoB hl3s great advevture orerseas and he hind him was a convoy of 21 simi lar planes. '- At noon he dropped out of skies in .his golden noied ptetie ' onto Mitchell field, close by the Roose velt field runway from .which he took off May 20 for France. While the escorting squadran circled above the field, Lindbergii transferred, as a passenger this time, to an amphibian plane which carried him to a landing in the waters of New York bay at Quar antine. There the city tug Macom was waiting and he we at aboard, his welcome beginning with a din of steamer whistles as he climbed the 4ug's sides. On the way up the bay to the Battery some "500 craft moved ahead, their funnels laying down a smoke screen which aloiest hid the Macom from sight. Behind were almost as many more and all hud their whittles tied down. Other craft all over the harbor took up the greeting and so with flags flying and fire boats spout ing fountains of water in salnte, Charles Lindbergh'sariie back to New York. through KEX, between 8 ' and 9 fevery Monday evening, .with-the clang of flrejiqnga andT blowing of sirens. At $: 30 , o'clock each Monday night, there will be talks by members of the fire ' 'chiefs, convention committee. The list as scheduled is: June 13. Battalion Chief Harry Johnson; June 20, Battalion Chief William D. Heath; June 27. City Commissioner C. A.- Blgelow; July 4, Seond Assistant Chief James DUlan; July 11. Jay W. Stevens; July 18, Jactfb Kanzler; July 28, Mayor Ba ker ; August 1 , Jay W. J3tevens. B . Portland Fire Fighters' Orchestra Will Broadcast ami Washington togetner. Veteran "shipping men and po ice said it was greater than the greetings to Admiral Dewey and General Pershing, which had been considered the most tumultuous welcomes heretofore. Commander. Richard E. Byrd, Polar flier who accompanied (..indhergh in his flight today from Washington, said that there was nothing n all history-to compare with this welcome, Tt was a joyful eelehalion from dawn io dusk, hut it was marked by two incidents which might have proven serious but for "Lindbergh luck." When the young aviator took the air in Wanhington in an army pursuit .plane, after discovering that his trans-Atlantic "Spirit of St. Louis" was not in condition, the gasoline line ceased to func tion. This left only a small auxil iary tank with barely enough gas oline to make the run but. Lind bergh never thought of turning back. lie switched on the aux iliary supply. AVhen he landed at Mitchell field he tank was al most dry. Almost Falls From Car The other untoward incident happened just after he had land ed at the Battery and started up to City Hall. The cheering crowd began to close in front of the car in which he was standing to wave to his admirers, and the chauf fer suddenly increased the speed. The flier was caught unaware and 10,00 hearts stood still as he was thrown backward and almost out of the car to the street. He was seized by the legs and pulled back to safety, to continue on his way, laughing and waving to the count less thousands. Lindbergh left Washington, where he was taken directly from Europe on a warship, for his wel- Clare A. Lee. state fire marshal' announces that arrangements have been made for broadcasting coh certs by the Portland Fire Fight er's orchestra and five minute talks on phases of the forthcom ing convention" of fire chiets, to be held in Portland August 4th to 12th. These, broadcasts are to be made State Secretary Allots ! $2,522 .Mariorr Fair Fund The secretary of state Monday apportioned $55,533.87 among the various counties of : the 9tate for county fair purposes. The appor tionment wa3 based on a one twentteth mill; tax onkaU. assess able proprt?.vin the .states --Mar-?' Ion county receiVea $2,522.89., Ad excesa of $3662.06 over the, flff.OUBttlhowwr Vfor Multnomah county on- the" basis" of the ,,nf" twentieth mill tax was divided equally among the otlier ountles of the Btate. The tax , was based on taxable property aggregating. $1.110,7.3S.85, as equalled by the state tax commission on De cember 30. 1926. : TIPS XOT WANTED t.ONDO.V ( AP) Don't tip the policeman, is the advice, to the public handed out by Sir Leonard Dunning, inspector of constabu lary, in his annual report on the police forces of England and Wales. " . "V- " - BATTERY I We Can Save You Money Come In SYid See Us JOEJLWAlS "Service That Satisfies, Corner Center and High St. . Phone 198 SALK.M C llAl'TAt;QlTA JI'I.V SO TO 26 , SHE WENT FROM ::. x . m AL EVES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED Ten Years Practice in Salem Fhone 025 Dr. L. JR. Burdette Optometrist iOl First Nation! Bank Bail din BAD TO WORSE Down to 98 Pounds Finally Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkh&m's Vegetable . ; Compound Cleveland, Ohio. "After hav ing my first baby, I lost weight, no matter what I did. Then a doc tor told me I would be better if I had another baby, which I did. 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