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THE OfcLGOtf STATI A , gALEltr, O&EGOtf
WEDNESDAY. MORNING, JULY 20, 1927
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Stale D. A. R. Plans
Neicbftg Chapter
A chapter . of the Daughters of
the American Revolution probably
will be organized at Newberg by
September 1. the staU society of
the Daughters has announced, fol
lowing the state board meeting
held recently in Albany. .Prelimin
ary steps in the organisation of a
chapter have been taken by the
New berg women. ,
At the board meeting, presided
over by Mrs. Gordon MacCracken
of Ashland, state regent, it was
reported that the 'total cash on
band In the state society's funds
smunniea June x 10 91408 ana
consequently the finances were
considered in good condition.
It was reported that $426.34
had been paid In for the Univer
sity of Oregon fund. It was the
opinion of the board Ithat this
should be; brought up to 4500 and
the 'fund; closed (as the smaller
chapters feel they cannot fo more
because' 'orj the' Other calls' for
funds that are being made. Ninety
dollars having been voted in
March by the , conference for the
marker .' on , the relics, case . in the
Salem State House, donations were
raised to make jthe fund $100 as
tha was fohhd to be the price of
a desirable marker. ,,
Me$rTormA, U.W.
flave Dinner at Gray Belle
With their husbands aVhnor
guests, the members, of the" Chljd
Study groupof the. American As
sociation of ITniveTsitv., Women
were hosts "lor a. -dinner' one' eve
ning recently at the.pray Bell?. "
Miss Eln.ora Thomson of,' the
Marion County Health Demonstra
tion Was thn sneaker of the ev-
laing1.5 taking as bey . subject. "Men
VV tal Hygiene in Childhood." .-, ;, : j
bles, centered with pink rambler
roses.": for pr.and -iMrs. V. A.
Dodglas, i'Dr." and Mr?,,. C. A.
Downs Dr. and, Mrs. -JVnsley Q.
Bates, i Mr. anji ;$Irs.- Jed Cham
bers, Mr. and Mrs.X.utherCoafc.'
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Becke,Mr.and
Mrs. F. E. Mercer, Mr. and Mrs. A.
CT.-P. Perry, Mr. and Mrs. P. H.
Acton,' Mrs. Jlamble and Mrs. Be
atrice Crawford-Newcomb.
The classes in , training of the
child of pre-school age will be re
sumed in the fall. The members
of -the A, A. U.iW. are also plan
ning, a study class for the train
ing of Jthe child. ... of school age
which will , be . conducted during
. jjf coming winter.
Vtltf.Vo' AiA nf TV J? r.
Will Meet on Thursday
Afternoon , ... -; ,
The Ladies' Aid of the Woman's
Relief Corps will, meet , tomorrow
afternoon "at the -.home of Mrs.
Rose Hagedorn, "1405 West Fir
FEATURING
THE
NEW
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Two -Piece
SPORT
Upper, or blouse, is of plain and
fancy rayon while the skirt is of
silk. -They launder beautifully,
which makes them practical" and
. they, have; that air, of quality so
often lacking in the dresses worn
for sport "
S6-9S $9.75 m
' For afternobri wear one
service a'nd looks in this group of
, Moliries, trimmed with organdie or
perhaps you would prefer a . voila
I 47f eitner pnncea or plain or
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uigniiuies. xuu inay cnoose irom
any of the above in styles to suit
your individuality
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street- All comrades are especial
ly invited. to be. present. v ..
Mrs. Hagedorn's home, which Is
two blocks west of the Leslie Me
thodist church, may be reached by
means of the Sonth Commercial
street bus.
Quests in Salem
From Idaho
Mr. and Mrs. T.- S.- MacKenzie
have had. as their house guests
their son-in-law and daughter. Dr.
and Mrs A, N, Pearson (Jean
MacKenzie) of Kelso; Washington.
Dr. Pearson has gone to Seattle
where he will attend the Doctors'
convention but.- Mrs. MacKenzie
will remain in Salem for the week
as the guest of her parents. ' v
Return from Vacation
Spent at Delake ,
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Van Slyke
have returned from a fortnight's
vacation spent at Delake.
Monthly Social Meeting
Of the Ladies of
The G. A.M.
The ladies of the G. A. R. will
hold their monthly social meeting
on Thursday-afternoon, from two
until , five, ' at the home of "Mrs.
Sarah E. Oliver, 3?4 South Win
ter street. ' .
" Members are requested to bring
their fancy work.
Miss Garrett Bride at
Recent Wedding
jMlss Vena Garrett became the
bride. of Buren Charles Clifton at
an attractive cefemotty at the
home of .the '.bride's-parents on
North Twenty-third ; street. The
service was. read by. Rev. R. L.
Putnam of the. Court street Chri-
uan cnurcn in ine, presence oi rel
atives and immediate friends.
,The bride was lovely in a. gown
of white, crepe do chine, with a,
tulle veil ca tight with orange blos
soms'. She carried a bouquet of
sweet peas, Ophelia roses and
maidenhair fern.
Miss "Murie Webb of Silverton,
maid of honor," wore a pink frock
of crepe de chine and carried pink
sweet peas, -
Albert. Barrett, a: cousin of the
bride, served as best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton will be at
home at 626 South Capitol street,
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Miss Hofsetk in
Seattle for the Week
Mis As tr id Hofseth, former su
perintendent of the Salem General
hospital, has gone to Seattle where
she will be the guest of friends
for the week. ' .
, On returning to Salem Miss Hof
seth will be the house guest of
Mrs. Ida' L. Niles for the remaind
er of the summer.
wiil find
printed
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Mdrriahe Conies dt a.
Surprise to SSlemfrlinds
Word has -.been received, Jn Sa
lem of the - marriage of Dora An
franc, and, , Tyler r H. Morley. in
Grants Pass.. The wedding,, was
solemnized on Monday evening at
eight-thirty .o'clock with-Rev,, Les
ter , Fields of the First Methodist
church, officiating. ,
The bride wore an- attractive
model of beige , georgette with a
corsage of sweet peas, and Cecil
Brnnner roses.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cornell were
their only attendants.,
Mr. and Mrs.TyIer will be at
home to their friends in Salem
after August first.
Mrs. Morley,' who has worked in
the secretary of state's office for
several years, swas spending her
vacation in Southern Oregon and
her marriage there came as a sur
prise to her friends in Salem.
Mr. Morley is connected wfth
the Salem Brick and Tile com
pany. House Guest at Paulsen Home
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Paulson
have as their house guest for the
summer, Miss Bertha GHbertson
of Lisbon, North Dakota.
Return from Newport
Mrs. Walter Spaulding and her
nine naugnier, Leone, liavtl re
turned from Newoprt where they
nave been for the past month.
! Go to Beach, for
Several Days
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mills with
children, Roberta, Ida and Charles
motored to Newport on Saturday
Mr. Mills returned Sunday eve
ning, but Mrs. Mills and the chil
dren will remain at the beach for
some time.
Judge and Mrs. Bean
Spending, Month in the
Blue Mountains
Judge and Mrs. Henry J.. Bean
have gone to the Blue Mountains
where they will remain for the
next four weeks.
Guest from Portland
, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Larson
(Grace Bean) of Portland have re
turned to their home after being
the house guests for several days
of Judge and Mrs. H. J. Bean.
Baptist Sunday School
Class Spends Week-end
at Newport '
Miss Nina McNary with thirty
two members of the Daraca-Phil-athea
class of the Baptist ehurch
were among the Salem people who
spent the week-end at Newport,
They returned to Salem on Sunday
evening.
Visit in MUls City,
Mr. and Mrs. ,A. W. Binegar
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
A. L. Baker of Mills City for the
week-end. i
Go to Crater .Lake
Dr. and Mrs. B." L. Sleeves and
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Legge left this
morning for Crater Lake.
Dr. and Mrs. Steetes have re
turned but recently from their
summer home. Steevescote, at
Seaside.
It is highly important . that one
have a silken scarf for; wear with
the afternoon dress. We are show
ing georgettes withprihted flowers' j
or designs at $1.98 and h&nd'decor
ated crepes at .f2.98. Then,' too,
there are the hand decorated chif
fons or sheer georgettes with -me- f
talic scalloped edges' at" '
' Thursday ' ,
LCdles Ala of W. R. C. Mrs.
Rose Hagedorn, ' 1405 West Fir
street..: , i I
, Monthly social meeting of La
dies of G. A. R. Mrs. Oliver, 334
S. Winter. 2-5.
Gests at the. Home
Of Mr.1 and Mrs. WeUer
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weller
have as their house guests, their
daughter-in-law, Mrs. , George C.
Weller. and her son, Gordon Well
er, of Portland, who will be with
them for the week.
Mrs. Miles in Portland
For the Past Week
Mrs. B. J. Miles, returned from.
Portland on . Monday evening
where she had been the guest for
a week of her daughter, Mrs. Will
Knight. Mrs. Knight motored to
Salem with her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Moon 1
Return from Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Claude C- Moon
have returned recently from a
week's, vacation in California. In
San. Francisco they attended, the
"Gift Show" at the Palace hotel.
Spend the Week-end
At Newport
Mr. and Mrs.. A, N. Moored have
returned to Salem . after, having
spent the week-end at Newport.
The trip was, made by way of the
Roosevelt highway.
Go to Wdldvort
For the" feek-enbl.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ksch.
their son, Harry Esch. and daugh
ter, Mrs. .Wilbur Daily spent the
past week-end at Walport.
Shower Complim&nts
Bride of Hie Month
Complimenting Mrs. Buren
Charles Clifton (Vena Garrett)
whose marriage was an event of
July 10, the senior Christian En?
deavor society of the Court Street
Christian church entertained on
Wednesday evening w'th a miscel
laneous shower in her honor.
Mrs. McNeill Honors
Retiring Officers of
Rebekah Lodge
Mrs. R. S. McNeill entertained
on Friday evening in ner .norne
on South Thirteenth street honor-
Ine th retirinsr officers of Rebek-
Hh Lodre. Number 1. The rooms of
the McNeill home were attractive
ly decorated for the evening with
summer flowers.
At a late hour refreshments
were served by the . hostess.
Guests, with their .offices, for
the past year, were Edith McEl-
rmet
has agfuifiiiedi
this
rdy, Tlce noble grand; Myrtle
Cr,ow, warden; Isobel Bartlett,
conductor; Wilda Siegumend,
chaplain; Eugenia Siegmund, re
cording secretary; Elsie! Townsend
financial secretary; Louise- King;
treasurer; Hattie Busick, team
captain; Lizzie Water,' musician:
Martha Brietzke, R. S.lN. G. ; Al
ma Henderson, L. S. N. G. ; Leri-
ora KrefseL. . R. S. V. G.; Kettle
Williams, L. S. V. G.; Cora i Van
Pelt, Clara Wills and Sally Curtis.
members of the finance commit
tee, and the hostess, Mrs. McNeill,
retiring noble grand. Avis WTiite,
past noble grand, was a special
guest for the evening.-
Victor Carlson and Hugh 1 Mc
Gilvra, Willamette university stu
dents, were dinner guests at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. Robert M
Qatke, 280 Richmond street, last
night.
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LISTEN IN
WEDNESOAT , MORNING
:301U: 15 KXI 1220). Morning music
10:00-12:00 KKX (240). I'attie took:
morning entertainment.
10:00-11:30 KlrW (4U2). Household
- helps and lnttnic.
11:00-12:00 KOIX (319). Housewife'
honr. - i j . . i , . -
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
12:00 KKEC Weather repoets.
12 :00-1.2 :2( KKX. Popular music
12:O0-I:OO KOIN". Organ concert.
2:OEnd K'i'BR C283). IMay by play
baseball reports.
3:00-4:00 KOIN". News, music.
4:00-3:00 KKKO. Mhmc
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
6:00-7rOO KOIN (:US. Ornn concert.
o:OO T:00 KWJJ (22l). Twilite hour.
6:00-7:00 KJW (492. Dinner concert.
0:30-7 :00- KEX. Organ concert by Dar
win Wood.
7:00-7:30 KEX. Entertainment and
news.
7:00-7:15 KTBR. AAA road reports
7:15-rt:ao KE4K233). Evening story.
7:30-7:45 KGW. Utality erice,
7:30-8:00- KEX. Tra veloc
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8-00-3 :0KAV J.. Studio Jutfjrun. 1
&';O0-:MI KOIH. : &lia- pUjer. -,
8;0 ft:00 KGW. Orcbcstca sd oloit.
Hp 00-9 :H) ,KE3C lnce lamie.:'
S, -.00-8:30 KXXi. Laciea Becker, cob-
eert ernu(l. i. . !. .. .
:00-10:OOr-;KWJJ. Mr. sad Mrc Oris
. B. Dawton. . .
:10:00 tiuto KWB3 (200).' Studio pro
gram.
10:00-11:00 KXL. Kekledys Bine air
notes. '
10:00-11:30 KOIK
Bulbert's danee
band.
10:3O-12:Q0 KWJJ. - Stara of Brodry.
0X SPEED WAY AND B O U JLE VARI
RICHFIELD ALWAYS LEADSC
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vkcatioft ravram.10. dance archeitra.
KTOA Seattle, (417). . ckildrea's hoar.
KFt Lo An?-)es t8f.-U:15; 6:80 T.
dance orchestra :'7 :30.' detectir atorias i
-a. 9. SBC proxran; ,10.
KTO 6aa Francisco (42)- . iS0, or.
- cbestra; 7. orchestra; S; orchestra and
1 aotoiata; 9, pros ram; 10. ercaea-
KFRC San TVacHc ( 454).,. 8:30. trio:
T. 'dance orchestra; 8, opera program
with otoiU: 10, daure orchestra.
Kir J LoV Aacelea (405). 6. trio: 6:30.
. children'a bonr; - 7:80.' 7:40. S. strinf
aannasw.
:, orcbestra: 7. 7:30.. 8," , 10. or,,,,
" eneitrar tl,' dance program. -KLX
Oaktaad (308). :30. orchectra;
tv- 4, r!C.j- i.t T4 ...
KFWt San Traaciacft tZ68). 6, 7. 8. or- .
enetira ; xu. oaaco. orcaaatrav
KOMO Seattla (306). ?6i :13.-- arrbea
tra; 7:30, orchestra; 10. 10:45.
Hawaiian, music and soloists. '
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