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Centerileft 'tNo. Carolyn May. little daughter qi Mr. ana Mrs. noDen u. oraay x, orin
Mth Streets Carolyn May will ceieDrate. ner. iouri .-moo., u f ? ,
. CeBertJv0..3) . Dale Artnur itaies, son 01 jr. Arnur o. ui i-;5 onwi. iaic
Attlrar-Is tfcree anda half years ld.r ,
' Uppr right (No 4): Robert Harold, three years old. and Richard Franklio, aged fifteen months,
son? of.MrJajuJ.Mra. Junior FEckley of 960 North 20th Street. , . . ,
s - Ceqter'tght (No. '5): Jatmer Reed,-eignt year om, uau r reueni-K onn, ageu iour, on ot isar.
'.iimm 'if RppiI Chambers of 1025 North Saramr Street. , -
fcbwtsr-left and center No. 6 and No. 7) : Roger, aged three, and Anita; aged . nine, son and daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.- Wagner, of 605 North Summer Street.
f LoVtef iflgh't .Nb8): Betty Lee. four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Mercer. . Betty's
parent llvtfar 1565 North 19th Street.
studies in still life hare won ea
I.ecial praise. - " .
This l:Mr. Toung'a flrsf Tlslt
in' threw ;ypars and a host of
friends will welcome the opportunity-
to greet him again; Mr.
Young brought an Interesting col
lection of water colors with him.
Mr. Young Is the brother of
Francis f, Y6ung. of ' the J Collier
Motor Rales Company. ." ? -
n addition to baring filled an
important position - on the staff
of a big state Hnirersity for four
years. Mr. Young -has auo found
time for some magazine illustrat
ing.: y ' - :
A man', -a girl, "and a dog form
the .Interesting "group on the big
finished sheet for a magazine il
lustration which Mr. Young . has
with him on this trip.'
A bold, brilliant beauty char
acterizes the water colors Mr.
Young has done. They sway one
with the Yivldness of their appeal.
A Colonial bottle, a handful of
golden marigolds, a copper tea
kettle with fine, metallic gleam,
or a picturesque' French demi
john, and roses, form adequate,
and really startllngly lovely ma
terial, for some extraordinary
studies in still life. .
Mr. Young has achieved stun
ning effects with the use of trans
parent and translucent light ef
fects in both delicate and high
colors.
In addition to being an artist
Mr. Young has a considerable
tnste for valuable old shawls. He
has with him in Salem a rare old
Paisley which he obtained in Min
neapolis and a practically price
less Spanish shawl which was
picked up in China, the home of
the Spanish shawl, by a connois
seur. Tne latter snawi, wun aeep
fringe and web. is on an ivory
white background;, the pattern is
exquisitely floral.
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Lytle
Honor New Residents in
Salem .With Dinner
Dr. and Mrs. David Hill who
have come from Pendleton to
make their home in Salem were
the honor guests at an eighteen
cover dinner party on Wednesday
at the Illihee County club, at
which Dr. and Mrs. W. II. Lytle
were the hosts.
Lovely, deep red Monte Brecia
filled decorative bowls on the
dinner table. . Dinner was served
at seven, with golf preceding, and
an Informal social time fbllowlng.
Dr. and Mrs. Hill, who are
brother and sister-in-law of Mrs.
Lytel already have many friends
in Salem (rom their numerous
visits here. They have taken a
house at 295 South Church street.
Dr. Hill, who specializes in cor
recting children's dental defects,
has opened offices in the First
National bank building. Dr. and
Mrs. Hill have a small daughter,
Charlotte. - i .- r jrr
The. dimmer on. Wednesday was
the first in a- series . of - 'affairs
which - Mrs, Lytle is planning in
Mrs. Hill's honor.. ,
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THE SEED SHOP
Here in a quietand dusty room they lie,
Faded4 as crumbled stone or shifting sand,
Forlorn as ashes, shrivelled, scentless, dry
Meadows and gardens running through my hand.
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Dead hat shall quicken at the call of Spring,
Jhougtrhirds; pass over, unremembering,
And no bee seeks here roses that were his.'
In this broWn husk a dale of hawthorn dreams,
l 'A cfidaVin!tBsarraw ceH is thrust,
Jhajt. will drink deeply of a century's streams,
These lilies, shall make summer on my dust.
Here in their safe and simple house of death,
Sealed in their.shells a million roses leap;
Here X,cah blow a gardea.with my breath,
And in in v hand a forest lies asleep.
.v:, Muriel Stuart
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Wedding of Popular Salem
Couple: is Feature of Ep
worth League Institute
Thursday, August 4. was the
day which Mis9 Beulah Fanning
chose for her -marriage to Harley
O. Trueblood. the ceremony tak
ing place in Falls City at the con
clusion of the evening service of
the Epworth League Institute, !n
session there. . -
Rev. Thomas Acheson, pastor of
the Jason Lee Methodist church
performed the ceremony; '
In addition to this - popula
young couple.- those attending tbe
Institute included:
First Methodist: Helen Breith-
aupt, JiJeva Stolzheise., Viola Cro
zer, Virginia Beat. Roberta Van
nice.. Mildred Cook,. Esther Cook
Isabel Huston,. Harriet . Beckley
Paul Johnson; Kenneth. Jotfnson
James Bennett, Everett Bennett.
Frederick Blatchford. Hortense
Taylor, Ruth Swafford, Esther
Gardner. Lorraine Robbins. Ken
neth Mosher, Adena Cockran. Mrs.
Wheeler. ;Prtfeifiior and Mrs. C
M. Keefer, and Margaret K. Suth
erland, cnaperone. ,Dr. F. C
Taylor, pastor of the church, will
also attend the ' sessions.
Leslie M E. church: Helen
Hertzog. Dorothy Tucker, Mary
Huff. Maxine Ulrich,. Henrietta
Bishop, Margaret , Morehouse,
ni.idys Medler, Gould Morehouse.
Clyde French. Alberta Bohnfttedt.
iftis French, Iuth Hszelton and
;Mr9. .John B. Ulrich, chaoerone.
Jason Lee church: Virginia fer
ry. Hayes Beall. Dorothy Smith-
Hazel Pro.' .Be rn Ice - Rick man.
Marion " Driggs', Leona 1 Andrews.
Frances Caster." Frances Graham.
Sarah ' J. ftark. Evelyn Cumin In gs.
Don Watson, Roth , Banmgartner.
Margaret - Baumrartner., .Russell
Gentry. Elenor Xhadwlck, I. Jean
Andrews, Devota Mlckleson,' Ade
ma Dale. Elertor Henderson" Wi?
liimetfe , PJakeslee, and .Williant
'Jrelo. Hildred Mohu. and Mrs
Alta Gentry, Rev," Thomas Aches
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Former Salem Boy, Note '
Successful Artistf is ,
Visitor 'in Salept "
.- Elmer Young,' son of Mr. and
Mrs. Rl J.Toung of 2055- Center
Street arrived In Salem last week
for a visit. Mr. Young la an in
structor of art at the University
of Minnesota at Minneapolis, and
has won considerable distinction
as a creative artist IUs specialty
(j water: color work, though he
has . also . delved , in - oil. - Ilia
Family ' Reunion , on
Sunday at Santiam Park V
The annual, rennion of the de
scendants of Jesse and Ruby Bond
Looney was held last month at the
Santiam Park. Nearly one .hundred
of the clan were in attendance, in
cluding David H. Looney, Morris
H. Looney, and Mrs. Frances Cor
nell, three of the original family.
The afternoon's program includ
ed a welcome given by Louise
Looney: reminiscensces of early
days, by Mrs, Anna Reed; and
brief talks given by Senator Fred
erick StelwerMr. Latourette, Vir
gil Looney. and -Dr. W. W. Allen.
David H.- Looney was reelected
president of the iamily group.
Those 'present were Mr. and
Mrs. David H. Looney, Mr. and
Mrs. George Looney, Morris Looit
ey. Marguerite Looney. Mrs. Fran
ces Cornell, Mrs. Ben Looney, Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Smith and their
children, Mr. and Mts. Marion
Looney, Eleanor Marguerite Loon
ey,, Elizabeth Looney, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Looney. Mr. and Mrs.
Karl Stelwer. John Steiwer. MrC
daughter, Louise, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Looney, . B. T. .George, E.
W. Hahm, all of Jefferson;' Fran
ces Looney, Lyle Looney, Mr. and
Mrs. Dee Steiwer, Russel Steiwer.
Mr.' and Mrs. Hastings all of SaK,
em, Raymond Nebergall, Mrr and
Mrs. Virgil Looney, Ellen Looney,
Mr. and Mrs. Jed Looney, of' Al
bany; Senator and Mrs. Frederick
Steiwer snd two children of Pen
dleton;; Mrr And Mrs. Chester
Gaines of Bend; Richard Gains,
Mr. and Mrs. i Henry; Oberson, of
Independence; Dr. and Mrs. W.
W. Allen; and children of Mill
City; Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Steiwer
of Amity; Mrs. WinWk Steiwer
if Fossil; Mr. a ad Mrs. Earl C.
l.mourelte and three children of
Oregon City; Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Harpr, Mr. and Mrs.; Elmer
Connell and son. Mrs.' Frank
L'ouglas and her daughter", Fran
ces, Grace'- (nnack. Mrs. Ezery,
all of Portla'hd;' Mrs. John Reed.
Sr. John. Reed. Jr and daughter,
of ."Lehaon, and -Hubert Ezery of
Tacona Washington.
The,hext reunion of the clan
VlUfce held on the third Sun
day tn July. 1928.
Silver ion Girl Writes In- .
teresting Account of Famous
Summer Resort
Miss T.illie L. Madsen. a poDular
Silverton eirl and newspaper cor
respondent, is the author of an in
teresting account of Wilbot
Srings which appeared in the
Oresronlan last week
The article mention the loca
tion of Wilholt. - 38 miles north
east of Salem.-and tells of the
owner and keeper, F. W. McLeran
Excerpts from the" description
follow:
According- to Mr. McLeran ' the
mineral properties, of the spring
water were discovered anou' 7."
years ago. 'Pioneers pondered
why animals so eagerly licked the
mud around the sprint;. Tavesfl
eation brought out the peculiar
flavor of the water.
,4The place is named for Job"
W. Wilhoit." Mr. McLeran said in
relating the -history of this popular
vacation ground. "John bought
15 acres at a time until, he had
ISO My father boueht the
erounds then and three years 1
er I took it over. The actual Wit
hoit sprines. park nxV. contains
.100 acres and I owiksOO mom
alongside of it."
Mr. McLeran does not now take
the fees at th gate. On Suntfiy
he has assistance, but he can then
be found In his little store at the
entrance. Thi he attends to
himsK
"A acation? he queried m
response to a question. 'I have
worked here 18 hours out of ev
ery 24 rliiiost every day nince first
I took it over. Sometimes w
have bad as many as 300TT people
here at one time. People used to
come in here by droves on Snndav
with their horses and btiggie and
wagons. The toads into here are
about in the same condition thev
were generally 50 years ago. There
may have been a iittle more cor
duroy Where there is rock road
now. It Used to take ws five
hours to make the trip into Port
land. Henry: Wemme of Port
land brought the first car in. Un
til last year Wilhoit registered the
largest number of visitors to any
recreation park In Oregon. Last
year Crater take beat us."
Mrs. McLeran also makes her
home at Wilhoit Springs "
Group is at Neskowin
For Week
Mrs. L. H. Bowerman. Mrs.
Charles Chapman. Dr. Mary Purr
vine, and Miss Margaret PuTvine
are spending the week-eji4 Nes
kowin. Mra. Chapman, who Is
here from Hit. KIsco. Now York.
Is the guest of her cousin. Mrs
Bowerman.
Wednesday.
She arrived here on
Royal Neighbors
Sewing Society
The Tegular meeting of the
Royal Neighbors sewing society
will meet on Tuesday fof an all
day meeting at the home of Mrs.
Bertha Loveland. 345 South 25th
street. Acovered dish luncheon
will be served at noon. Each
guest is asked to respond with a
ouotation.-
Olsons on Trip on Coast
Frank Olson and his daughter.
Miss Evelyn 'Olson, are enjoying
a short tour, of the beaches. They
left for Newport on Friday and
will return the middle of the week.
Their motor trip will take them
north: j ''
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Twilight!
i T (he sunset of life vision needs are particularly.
". exacting. " Greater ' vision comfort - Is your, .
assurance ere. Our optometrists -.recognize and v
fulfill, eyer, demand of eyes of ag. ,!
: ': PomeroylS: Keene . -
Jeweler and Optometrist, Salem, Oregon
Portland Junior Symphony I
Orchestra Will go to New
York City . , -
The Portland 'Junior Symphony
Orchet.ua of which Jaques Gersh-
kowitch Ls conductor, and which
performed in a fin manner at the
El8lnora several months ago, will
have the distinct honor of appe&r
iig with the Nr York Philaar-
monie Orchestra . aext spring, in
Carnegie Hati, New York v City.
The exact date of the contracted
performance is March 27 1 92 S
.The Oregon Ian comments as fol
lows on the news:;; ' '
'.This brings one j further bit ot
recognition for ; Jpdrtlaml - on the
part of the great New York -orchestra
' Willem van Hoogstraten,'
conductor of the Portland Sym
phony orchestra,, is conducting for
his sixth season the summer con
certs by the New York Philhar
monic, given in the Lewistown-sta-dium.
Dent Mowery. Portland
pianist and composer, this week
received word that his gymphon
Ic composition; "Gargoyles of No
tre Dame' will be presented by
the New - York Philharmonic in
August. ; ; ' . '
Fame of the Junior Symphony
had spreaa to New York eity. Mr.
Gerahkovltch reported.' "Everyone
I met seemed fully familiar, with
thp achievements of the Portland
Junior Symphony orchestra." he
laid, "and it was gratifying to find
that out here we are doing some
thing so interesting a3 to attrnct
the serious attention of New York,
the v crld's center of musi-5 and
art ' '
."Mn.aIc editors of tha metropol
itan d&lies. and, other periodicals
showed keen Interest in the vrorfc
of the Portland Junior Symphony
orchestra, saying it his Iund the
wav to a genuine appreciation and
undnrsf andlng of music in 1
bett form."'
Mr. Gershkovitch will .make
hi New York debut under the
management of Arthnr Judson.
who is als3 manager of the New
York Phflhaiinonic' .
House Guests at Reeder Home
Rachel Reeder had as her house
guests last week her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John
Merrifield, or Redmond, Oregon
Additional visitors last week were
Dr. and Mrs. Brunson of Coronado,
California. , - '
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Salem Group oh Vaca- m
tion at Yachats
Mr. and ; Mrs. Charles Wiper,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cooley, and
Mr. and Mrs VV. I. Needham are at
Yachats where they plan to spend
the next several weeks.
Honor Winners at St.
Helen's Hall are Announced
St. Helens Hall, which z enters
its 58th year, announces ; that:
"Miss Janet Wentwortn. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. L- J. Wentworth.
won the senior scholarship' offer
b St, Helena Hall to the junior
who passes with t the 'Entrance
Board Examinations?'.;
. The alumnae cup for the high
est grade In Latin Vas won ..by
Miss Mary Malarkey; the PIttbck
cup for, F.ngUsh. by Miss Mary KK.
Itaheth .Wheeler; the French ru p. "
by Mis Mary Malarkey: the ti
ll. Meyer cup for mathematics by
VI is Janet Wentworth.
Miss Bedford Arrives Home
Miss Ruth Bedford has arrived
in Salem and will-be at the borne
of her parents, Mr; and Mrs. J. R.
Bedford. She has been engaged
n advanced piano study In Chi
cago for the last two years. A
host -of friends are welcoming her
back.
Presbyterian Missionary
SoctetyWitt Meet on -
Wednesday
. The Woman's Missionary society
of the -First Presbyterian church
will meet at 2:30 o'clock Wednes
day afternoon in (the church par
lors. An excellent program has
been prepared by M rs. Roy - A.
Klein and Mrs. E. E. Ling, with
upeclal music as an additional
feature. .: .'
Ms. Henry Millie will lead de
votions. The hostesses will be Mrs. Wil
liam Gahlsdorf, - chairman, and
Mrs. Skaife, Mrs. Blair, Mrs. Gil
Ion, and Mrs. Hulft.
All women of the ehurcji are
urged to' be ' present. The pro
gram will be- of special interest
to new, as well as to older' mem
bers.. -
Vacation at Neskowin
Mrs, Mary Putnam and Mrs. M.
D4 V. Howe (Bruce Putnam) are
-pending a vacation - period at
Neskowin.
Motor Trip Along Coast
Mr. ' and Mrs Brazier C. Small
end Mr. and Mrs. Walter Page
are on a motor trip along the
coast.: . ...
Mr .and Mrs. Goulet Return
from' Northern Trip
' Mr. and Mrs. Homer Goulet. and
son. Homer, Jr., are borne after an
interesting motor trip to Seattle
and Vancouver B. C. In Seattle,
the gtoup visited at " the homes
of Mrs. Goulet's sister, Mrs. J. R.
Justice and her brotherrHUam
Norwood. - - ' '
Mrs. Ada Strong Entertains
With two Delightful
Luncheons :
.Two charming affairs of last
week were the luncheons, on tn
Tuesday and one on Friday, whi.-h
Mrs. Ada Strong gave at her home.
Lovely bowls of garden flowers
centered the tables.
On Tuesday Mrs. Strong had as
her guests'. Dr. ; and , Mrs. ? R.', w.
Hans Seltx. Mrs. W. E. Burns.
Mlrs. Inta : Wetacott, and Mr.
and Mrs.' W. D. Evans.
On Friday Mrs. - Strong -entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Baumgartner and - daughter. Miss
Josephine Baumgartner, who is
just home from "New York City,
and Mr. and--Mrs. O. C. Loi ke.
Rev.atulMrslE.HiJ
Shanks Are Honored With
Farewell Reception
-,An outstanding social event of
the summer was the farewell re
ception with which the congrega
tion of the First Baptist church
honored their pastor : and , ii.
Rev. and Mrs, E. H. Shanks, on
Friday evening. i':,.:
: , Rev. Mr.; Shanks has accepted u
new pastorate in Loveland. Colora
do. ' On Tuesday, August 9, he
will leave on his. vacation, going
thence to Colorado. The family
will accompany him. ' ;
Mayor and Mrs. Livesley
Entertain House Guests
; Manr and Mrs. T. A. Livesley
entertained Mr and Mrs. W. K.
Bjtrns at their . Bummer home -at
Arate Beacli recently.
Return from Newport
: Mr. and Mrs. A..J. Mathi.i and
eon, , Vern. and. grand-daughter.
Caroline' Smith, are home from a
vacation spent t Newport.
Mrs. - Myra Wiggins Returns
to Washington! f
r Mrs. Myra Wiggins ' of Toppen
ieh, Washington left the middle of
the week for ber home. She has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
George 'F. Rodgers. Mrs. Wig
gins is' a delightful personality
noted ' both"" for her art and her
writing. '
Miss Buren in Seattle
Miss Maxine Buren, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.. Max O. Buren. is in
Seattle for a few" days.
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Miss Bonnie Foster is
Honored . I Vith Kitchen
Shower . - '-
; A group of girls gave a delight
ful kitchen shower on Miss Bonnie
Foster at the home of Mr. and
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