rms oaKGON statesman; salem. obegon
THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST ,11. ,1027 '9srti
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.Miss H'esf Complimented'
Wh Shower 7 ; ; -; v
Complimenting " Miss Mildred
West. bride-elect, Mrs. C - Smth
entertained Monday evening ,in
ner home on Falrylew A venae
, jwjth a 'miscellaneous ahewery,
i -The evening was spent with"
garoes. Refreshments .were served
at a .late hour by the hostess. as
sisted by Mrs. Lloyd : Stiff ler.
I T In the group were, .the ; honor
; jjEest Miss . W.est, . Mrs. , Edgar
i Rowland, Mrs. J. Hi West, .Mrs.
Harold White. Mrs' B. D. Faseh-
Tng, Mrs. Llnls Simpson, Mra.Wll-1
Jard .White. Miss Claudine West,
-Mrs. Gladys -;Titus,; Miss Marvell
"Edwards., Miss Helen ;,Meyer. Miss
Xeone Ferguson, Miss VeletaJt)h
mart. Miss Grace- Marshall, Aiiss
,,Clara Huffman,- Miss Nlnaiflar-
shall. Mrs. Lloyd Stif f lerfed the
.'fcostess, Mrs. Smith. .
The wedding of Miss West and
Parker Branin of , Pendleton will
be. an event of August 26.
Shoiver Compliments
Pppular Bride-elect
' Miss, Pretta Varley entertained
-on JMonday .evening .in ,the yarley
home on Fairmount Avenue with
Tjan, attractive shower compliment
ing Miss Mary Peck ;whose '-marrl-1
age to , Airred uooie .01 .iiiaaie,
Oregon w,lll take place in Septem-
5e"r ; . " , ;"
,ri'tA mock wedding was a feature
or the evening. At a late holar
, " Jtefreshmehts were served by the
Jl'T'he' guest group included, -Miss
'Peek; the honor guest," Mrs. York,
lrs, Faught, Miss Lora Jorgenson.
-M,is3 Ellen Anderson. Miss Mary
-.filler. Miss Marie. Tremley, Miss
' Tfielma Jory, Mrs. Robert "Victor,
,5Ms8 TMma.Bartoz, Miss Bertina
Chlttlck, Mrs. Oryllle Epperson,
fiss Daisy Hay den, Mrs. Ritchie,
.M,ias Ethel .Thompson, Mrs. - Ell-
etrom, Mrs. Haynes, Mrs. Gousner,
' .Miss Roberta Varley, Mrs. R." H.
.Varley, and the hostess. Miss LorV
' etta Varley. "
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'Salem Group at Newport
v Mrs. William Esch, Mrs. Wilbur
.' IJaily, Mrs. Kenneth Belt; and her
-daughter, Barbara Bell, will re
turn .' Saturday ' from ; Newport"
-where thejr,bave been for. the .past
'-week...-' s4 v:v i.'1'.
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- Mrs, Hayes Returns to . v
"Home in the South .
. Mrs.' Jay Arnold Hayes, who has
tbeen a guest of her parents, Mr.
. and Mrs. C. JH.: Evans, tpr. the
past .month, has returned "sto her
home in San Francisco.
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Mrs. Schucking Entertains
With Attractive Luncheon
Complimenting her ( house
guests,' the Miss Dorothy and Mar
garet" Goodfellow of Longview,
Washington, ' Mrs. r B. O. Schuck
ing entertained yesterday with an
attractive luncheon in her home
on Chemeketa Streel. :
: Covers were placed at the lun
cheon table wjth-its centerpiece
of yellow gladioli, for the honor
guests. Miss Dorothy Goodfellow
and Miss Margaret L Goodfellow,
Miss' Margaret Poor man and Mips
Elizabeth McCord of Woodburn,'
Miss Dorothy Livealey, and Miss
Katherine Gouiey.
Bridge was the diversion of the
afternoon.
Royal Neighbors Sewing
Society Entertained
on Tuesday
Members of the Royal Neigh
bors Sewing Society met on Tues
day for an all day meeting at the
home of Mrs, Rertha Jjoveland.
Each members answered the
roll call with a guotation. A pot
luck dinner was served at noon.
The afternoon was spent on
the lawn lot theLoveland home
sewing for the bazaar which will
lield arly In, October,
y eadtngs wre! given by Eldon
anDrirothy McCulley.
Lakes' Aid of W. R. C. Will
MeThis A fternoon
CTtfe' Ladies' Aid of the Woman's
Rel1ef Corps will meet this after
noon at the home of Mrs. J. A.
Remington, 2 0 7 0 .Chemeketa
Street. Mrs. Remington's home
may be reached by means of the
Chemeketa bus, getting off at
Twenty-second and Chemeketa
Btreets.
Miss Case Touring Abroad
. Salem friends of Miss Flora
Case, whp formerly was librarian
of the Salem Public Library but Is
now making her home in La Porte,
Indiana, will be Interested to know
that she .is. touring in Europe at
the present time. Mias.Case will
be abroad
months.
for the next three
Visiting in Astoria
and Gearheart
Mr. A. N. Moores, who with
Mrs. Moores has been visiting for
the 'oast two weeks in Astoria
and Gearheart. has. returned to his
home in Salem. Mrs. Moores will
remain for ten days as the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Robert Kin
ney, in Astoria.
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. NEW FALL FASHIONS ARE AL
READY IN, THE STORE FOR
- Y6UR SELECTION ;
-The smart women are choosing their fall apparel
at Wilson's j Fashion- Shop, . because they know
that the styles are the newest the quality the
' best and the workmanship superior.
. ? : Individual Styles f
$16.00 and up
Wilson 's ly
' .Fashion Shop
Style and quality without extravagance.
State St. ' - : ' ' O' - OneJDoor;East
below Hizh '..-";,- Oreson Theatre
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j SOCIAL CALENDAR
f . ul Today
v Woman's j Benef it Association.
Regular meeting. Ladies' Aid of
W. R. C. Mrs. J.-A. Remington,
2070 Chemeketa- StereC
'FrMay
. Wisconsin Picnic. "Fairgrounds
Picnic dinner' served at noon. I '
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'Kansa9 picnic' - Fairgrounds.
Plcnc dinner served 6 :30 7i30.
Guests jn Salem 4
for a Fortnight ;
' Pr. and Mrs. W. W. Hicks and
t,helr children. Bobbie and Wilda.
of Junction 'City, are spending a
fortnight in Salem as the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Mollencop
and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hoppes.
Guest in Salem from .
San Francisco
Miss Mary Jane Spaulding of
San Francisco Is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. W. T. Grief.' Miss Spaulding
was extensively entertained dur-J
ing a short visit in Portland re
cently. She will return to Cali
fornia the middle of the month. ,
Miss Tucker Enroute
to Alaska
! Miss Nellie Tucker, who has
been a guest of Mrs. Carle Ab
rams and Miss Lela Rlgdon for
several days, left this morning for
Seattle enroute to Alaska. Miss
Tucker attended Willamette Uni
versity and has many friends in
Salem. She is now supervisor of
the ptfbllc schools of Los Angeles.
.Guest of Relatives
Mrs. F. J. Catterlin of Montana
is the guest f relatives in Salem.
At Pacific City j t
for Several Day's
Mr. , and Mrs. O. . L. , Jacobaon
are spending, "several days ,,at
Pacific City.
Guest at Neskowin
Mrs. Theodore Roth, who has
been spending some - time in her
summer home at Neskowin, has
as her guest for the next fort
night, her sister, Miss Mollie
Pearmlne.
Miss Nistien Visiting L
in Reedsport
Miss Elva Nlssen is visiting
friends in Reedsport during the
week.
Spending the Week
at Yachats
After spending several, days at
Odell Lake, Mr. and. Mrs. Guy O.
Smith and their .sons, Lawrence,
Robert, and James, have gone to
Yachats where they will remain
for t4ie week.
At Rockaway for
Several Weeks
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Duncan are
spending several weeks at Rock
away. '!'.,
Lawn Party .Compliments
Guest from Dallas
Mrs. Edwin Njssen and Miss
Elva Ni9sen entertained on Mon-;
day . afternoon wUh.A.lawiu party
complimenting their little guest,
E'dna Muller, who returned yester
day to her home 1 n, Dallas!
' Guests invted for the afternoon
were Natalie Neer, Jean' Anunsen,
Rachel Bonnell. Zelda Brrd. Dor la
Schn n.ke," 'Maxfne ' Gahlsdorf , - and
Marian -Moore ' r " : : '
Annual Reunion of B'yers
Clan Held at Greenwood Park
'The members of the Byers clan
gathered on Sunday, ' August 7,
lnthe" Greenwood Partnear In
dependence; for ''their annual re
union. " ' ' ' ' . '"
A short business 'session follow
ed the picnic dinner, which was
served at noon, with W. W. Powell
of; Rickreall ' elected president;
Prof. O. D. Byers of Ranter, vice
president; Mrs. Garfield Byers of
Independence, secretary-treasurer.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. - F; C." Byers 'ahd "their" son,
Wendling Byers, 6t 'Eugene; Mr.
and Mrs. Garfield Byers and their
daughters of Independence; Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Brunk and daught
er of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Seth
Byers and children of Eugene;
Mrs. Byers of Independence; Mrs.
Mary E. Steepy of Portland; Mr.
and Mrs. John Byers and children
Of Eugene; Mrs. Humphrey and
her daughter of Oregon City; Mr.
and Mrs. R. S. Wells and children
of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bel
nap and children' of Monroe; Har
old Bates of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. S.' Byers of Salem; Mr. and
Mrs. H. T. Ross and their children
of Oregon City; A, -Bates and
daughter of Oregon City;: .Mr.' and
Mrs. Rollie Philips of Salem; Mr.
and Mrs. N. E.' Byers of Junction
City; . Mrs.. Ross Philips of Sheri
dan; Mr, and Mrs. Alvin'Ball of
Corvallls; 'Mr. and Mrs. .George
Chapman and their children of
Salem; Mr. and Mrs. V. O. Byers
of "Junction City; Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Powell and children of ; Rick
reall; Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Byers
and children" of Hoskins; JPrank
Byers of Gardner; Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Byers and their children of
Hoskins; Mr. and Mrs. " Kenneth
Bayne of Salem; Mrs. May Byers
of Gardner; -Mr. and Mrs. George
Chapman and their children of
Salem; and Mr. and Mrs. II. T.
Ross of Oregon City.
' The next reunion of the clan
will be held In Bryant's Park, Al
bany, the last Sunday of July,
1928.
Mr. and Mrs, StraJiorn. WiU
Make Their Home in
Portland
; Mr. and Mrs. Ned Strahorn
have gone to Portland where they
will make their home. Mr. Stra
horn has been transferred to that
city by the Standard Oil company
with which he la connected:
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Trains to
Portia
nd
'r-new fast service by train;
travel comfortably and
at loyvcosu '
Make the moit of th new train
, service to Portland and back.
. Convenient departure and arriv- .
al time, secure the mnlmua .
. amount of rim there. .- v.
Roomy coachei, Pullman seat
; apace on certain train, the added
enjoyment of delicious xneal-la
the diner on fine train through
: from California thee travel
feature are now available to you.
' Go quickly, afely and comfort
ably by train. Save time and nerv
oua energy. Save money, toot buy
i low roundtrip tickets with limits
: to suit your plana. ;' ." ;
; Low ncmndtirl? Fares
Sunday ' Wck'-eo li-ittf
S only i i rat
V $1.65 - $2.00 $2.50
i" Portland
7:15 a. m.
9:25 a.m.
3:30 p. ro.
Leo" hrr
5:10: a.m.
7:21! a. m.
l:05p, m.
2 ;1S p. m.
,5:30 p. m.
4:05,.p.m.;
.7:40 D..m.
a:05 p. m. :ii;00 p.m.
Extra fare train
1- t. .
Similar uervlcM returning
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1 84 ; K6. Liberty I
" Telephone fiO . W- . i
Schneeloch Co. dissolves
and . Receiver Appointed
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PORTLAND, Aug. 10. -(AP)
Admittedly "in Imminent dan
ger of insolvency' because of a
shortage in cash and in Immedi
ately marketable securities," the
Ralph Schneeloch company, one of
the best known bond houses in
Portland, with a branch office in
Seattle, was dissolved today. John
K. Kollock and Russel Hawking
were appointed' receivers.
In' the complaint It 'was set
forth that the company has assets
in 1 cash, government, municipal
and corporaion bonds 'and oner
propery totaling 883,301.45, and
liabilities of J6 16.4 16.76.
GUTHRIE, WEST COAST
JOIN IN MANAGEMENT
(Continued from paga 1.)
Marco to send to the Elsinore
some of the largest prodlictions
they have ever conceived, Includ
ing the "Screens" idea. "Hello
Lindbergh," "Pep," "Potters,"
and "Masks."
The program for the West Coas
Theatres' greater movie season
was announced Wednesday by Mr.
Franklin.'
The official opening dates will
be August 18, 19, 20. On each of
these three days, " ' when ": West
Coast Theatres" Inaugurates their
change 'of programT" the West
Coast Greater Movie Season ' will
be ushered In. ,-Thia year there is
promise of far greater screen and
stage entertainment with the Inau
guration of the new season than
there has been in any of the four
year .past,S ' ' - . .
1 In addition to the entertainment
which Is to be offered with the
cpming of the new season, the val
ue of the screen as an instrument
of uplift and education, as well as
entertainment, wilt be stressed.
The West Coaat Greater r Movie
Season will he conducted in all of
the cities and towns lncludlng-Sal-em
beween San Diego on the south
and Seattle on " the " north, kt
which the West Coast Theatres
are : represented. Complete coop-'
oration. of all. of the branches of
the motion picture, Industry,. toge
ther with theVupport of civic -and
community Associations, in ach of
the cities.. has already been pledg
ed to make this "by far the' great
est of all Greater Movie Seasons to
date. ' ' " - ' :
' - Tn the statement " Issued ' Mr.
Fi anklin' aald: ' "it is not our "plan
tn merely ask the people of the
West Coast to attend the theatres.
Our real motive Is to bring to the
attention of the public of the Pa
cific Coast states tba tremendous'
strides that have been made, in the
production end of this , Industry
daring this' last -year ;; to ' provide
them with far greater entertain
ment during fthe coming': year
than ' ever before.- - And to ' tim
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Such a pretty witch! He is quite willing
to be enchanted. He pretends it is a .
magic potion her white hands prepare
for him, but it is really an extremely
good French .Dressing. ?
It is very easy to look bewifchirjg
as you play .hostess and mix and blend
and combine for your guests delight.
That is probably 4nc reason so
many hostesses always dress their salad
at the table. French Dressing, of course,
and, easily mixed. ; "
Some like itfmild . . three parts
of Wesson Oil to one ,of vinegar or
lemon juice. Some like it .tart two
parts of vinegar or lemon juice. It
depends largely on the strength pf, the
vinegar or lemon juice. Salt and pep
per and for. color, a dash pf paprika;
Freshly blended, thus, just before
it 'h''(kyjAiltpLct (dressing is
perfea on any salad. But it is a little
more .than perfea if you .vary it.with
difTerent condiments. Men usually like
a little grated cheese mixed into it or
Crauce-on green salads, or some
times currant jeUy on fruit salad per
haps or for .fish or meat' salads add. a
sweet pepper relish. . - i r-':
1fou must be very critical of your
salad oiL ; Wesson Oil isjsuch a chfic:
oil. that it is a highly rutritious fboL
Arid it is so delicate .itrIavorithat'it
makes a perfect French Dressing.
before them the. great good that
the motion picture is doing in ev
ery community by furnishing vital
ity needed, wholesome recreation..
The millions who daily attend the
theatres throughout the country
prove that to increase, working ef
ficiency, 'nature demands a prop
er proportion of entertainment
and recreation mirth and joy are
as much necessities . of life as
fresh air and food. i
"It is but a short time ago that
the London Morning .post referred
to our business In the follovfing
manner: All over, the .world today!
the American .film is dofng the
work that was formerly ; accom
plished by the .British mavy.V This
paper continued by citing instaa
ces of how the Americanization
br lh$ .world through the medium
of, films waaIn; brought about.
'America, In particular the Pacific
Coast.' is , the .home of the mptiou,
pi cture, bu t , the Am erica a man u
f actarer ,and merchant , - have . fall-:
ed to. fully utilize this tremendons
force which is right at his door
a force by which Jie could spread
hla message to the tour corners of
te earth, through the manner pf
properly cooperating with the var
ious branches of "this-Industry,
Which so . potently Scarry at one
and the same-time a message of
cheer and entertainment, yet com
pels an education; in American
nianners, customs, clothes and in
ventions. '-'r
t Eacft succeed ing year, motion
pictures have become greater and;
greater. We know this to'be a
tact and we" want : the . public ' to.
know It. That is thtfreason-for?
a West Coast Greater Movie Sea
son. . . ': ;r
' 1 1rThls year, more than ever, the
pu bile will be brought to . realize
the; tremendous advance that I the
art' of motion' picture production
and presentation has .made Jn the
last 12 months. Beginning with
jihe . third . week la' ingast; and
continuing from then . throughout
the. balance of the season of 1927
t28. West Coast Theatres.' includ
ing; these in Salem, wilt -bresent
the . finest ' screen' and stage enter
tainment that it ,wll b possible to
(Becum t::-:y-$:y
t -Listed mOng; the; productions
that wllLelther" nabeT ln the West
Coast Greajfer iloyle gei'son or be
shown durjng the: jrojress of the
season JnSaleja.are --.Te -Big
Parade"Ben Hurr.Chang which
, Jrilt eome to.tbe "reeular theatres
after having "played extended en
gagements at advanced prices. In
add Itlon there' will be Norma Tal
madge's ,Camille, 'Rose of !Call
fornla,' Clara Bow's : Hiila, : Bus
ter Keaton's College,'' ' : Norma'
Shearer tn 'After -Midnight. Ray
mond Hatton and 'Wallace Beerv
ih 'Fireman Save My ; Child, Bil
lle Dove In 'The Stolen Bride.' Mil
ton Silla in fHard Boiled Hagger
ty,' Richard iBarthelmeas - In 'The
Drop Kick., ana that great team of
Iangh-makera. Charlie Murray
and George Sidney, in 'The. Life of
Riley:' the .new Thomas Meiahan
picture, 'We're All Gamblers.
Bebe Daniels' summer sports $Dec
ial. 'Swim,, Girl, Swim. in whjeh
Gertrude Ederle. the heroine of
the Channel swim, will make j her
debut; an epic of itbejWest entlA
tied 'Nevada,' 'Tell it, to Sweeney.'
which .will mark , the debut of
Chester' Conklin and. George Ban-
i croii,. as co-stars; L.iuan ,uisn in.
'Annie Laurie,'. Eleanor - Board
man in 'The 'Crowd,', iohn Gilbert
in The ' Cossacks, . and" the'i)lctur
ization of that famous light oper
etta 'Rose Marie.' These are but
a few of the really f, worthryvhlle
pictures .that are 'included in ,tb
new season.' ! ' '
.Judging Xtrom the vlowing re-
porta (Which come -out of 'the big
league .baseball camps : In- ;the
South there won't be enough pen
nants to go arpund.thls.y.ear.:
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