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Newspaper Page Texti . - HIE OREGON STATESMAN,1" SALEM? OREGON si tv if Ufr ft Sozella, 0 1 Ni: fPWiyl l , ,1 v I lr XX i '1 iff 8tZv. ; - " L .J v y Jk : . o- I Social Calendar o I aiiractlTe brunette, aad . br ' ft cue, were members ot the Oregon Statesman, staff at the same time. TneTengagementTof .the young rojipI was announced In June of ill hi year. A--, -,-V ' ' ' Mr.- Branln and hi brid will make their tome in Pendleton. IncLuded in attractive pre-nnp-tial affairs honoring Miss West was the ruisrellaneons sbower at Lloyd Stiff ler and enreitaiced dav whfelr Mr. Today Illinois Society picnic fratr p.rountls. : v.; : y . Tuesday Neiwilerrart dnb. MrB.'Ituth Dennisou, 14 40 North Liberty etroet, hostesa. - ;t Royal, Neighbors sewing1 club. Mri 'Sarsih Nelion "5 North 20th " btreet. lioslens. All rififn? - iMra.- Charles Smith WelRel.iy j earlier; thla month. v Annual plenlc of Women's 1 1 r, church organlstations of Jason Lee -Mr. und Mrs. It ilOHr F. Methodist ehuroh. Mrs. J. Daily fiuy New Home Shaf. 22.17 Nebraska Avenne. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Wil hcstess. 10 a. m.j- !hr F. Daily will be Jnerested to . Tfiurwlay , know. that thy haTe b Might the OAC flub piini. Silverton ; attractive home at 37" Ncrth -tt-t Cily Tark. Picnic supper. !stiet.ad will movo from the : (Kennedy Apartments early this fall. . Mrs. Smith had its beginning whfla Mr. 'Smith was telegraph,; editor on the Statesman. For more than a year Mr. Smith has been valley news editor for the Associated Pres. with head quarters in Portland, where the couple will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Smith left for the coast, by motor, immediately arter the ceremony. They will pend a week's honeymoon at Bay Ocean. Saleni O. A. C. Club Plans Picnic for Thursday The Salem O. A. C. Club picnic will be neld in the Silverton City P4rk. Thursday. August 25. Swimming, a picnic supper, and dancing will be the diversions of the evening. Alumni and stud ents are Invited. High school graduates are extended a cordial (invitation to attend. Salem Girl Is Guest of for Few Days Miss Grace Henderson. 1340 Madison street, Salem, is spending a few, days visiting M&ts Alice Race at her home in Portland. Mr. Race formerly of Salem is now superintendent of the new Libby packing plant In Portland. - ' - . Salem Families Return From Beach Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roen ani family or 1417 Court street, and Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Jackson of Washington Avenue have returned fiom an opting at the beach. Guests at Zielke Home Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Zielke had as their guests on Friday night Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Woodside of Los Angeles, Calif ornfl, Itormer neighbors for eight years. The Woodsides stopped at the Zielke home. 129 9 Sasinaw street, on their way outh after a vacation 'tour in Oregon and Washington. i ! Upper Jeft: Jimmy and' Norma Jean, chndre n of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Oilbertson of 1909 South , . Timmv la r w rw viri nii q ti n Norma jean is seven. " renter 'left: Imogene Lucile, aged five years, and Julia Ann. aged ten months, daughters of Mr. an ms. 0. E. Birch bf 2176 South Summer Street. . . , , , oWer-Ieft: Esther Viola and Lois Grace Riedesel, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Riedesel of 259 North 15th Street. Esther is eight years old aid Lois is six. VCpper center: Dorothr Marie Pickens, fourteen year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. FicKens at 49 North 17th Street. m . . Voper right: MarjoHe Mae, aged eight, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pickens. ; Cejuer right: Verla and Belva Hill, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hill. Verla is twelve years Lower rixht: Lloyd Richard Springer, son o: nr. anct Mrs. u. k. springer, oi ia nr onwi. Lloyd Richard is four years old. r0S Yh.tlb you walk through the field in gloves, woman passing, whom nobody knows, Tl'".'"-Why do you walk through the fields in gloves, When the grass is soft as the Dreasts ot doves, And shivering sveet to the touch. ;Oh; wliy li t- oa walk through the fields in gloves, ' Missing so much and so much? !'- - ' Selected. v .. , r T .!,. ZIt!at- an nnna relied nnnnrtnnitv has XXiUITl, Xvjftu, will. I . " ' , , aT,A nr1r(lov falifornfa KrWre; Home Frvday from r a"oTded for miliaria in , S1";, frMTi..i. AhmA ' Ie Japanese children with the ,ne n3 ben alt,nS special Pa host of Salem friends will b9.,'-B8h Unfuge; "d, Au,r rt" Laser to welcome the Misses customs and Ideals before school Mra. Una. and Lulu Heist home. ee. An excellent point of con from their trip abroad. Salem tact with Japanese homes is also jpeopl .will be especially happy ,auoraea- So successful nas tne wprK proved turng two and a half months that it has aroused na tional as well as local interest through an article published in one of the eastern - church maga zines and written by one who personal Inspired the project while in the west. Numerous busi ness firms and, societies, as welj as individuals, have made liberal contributions to the work. A TRIOLET William Hamilton, Mrs. Henry L. Sohmahl. Mrs. J. C. Evans. Mrs. Paul Johnson, Mrs. Walter Kirk, Mrs. William McGIlchrist. Jr.. Mrs. Henry Connoyer, Mrs. Sev erns, and Mrs. R. L. dwards. lo meet Miss Laura Heist, whoce ialenre In , India has : extended lover a period of five, years. The iMlHses .lIna and" Lulu HUt have 3een in Europe tinea February. fThe reunion with their sister took place 'in Jerusalem. . made the til 6 The ; three sisters of 1-the' Holy, Land. Egypt, nd tne: Continent together, go- ng into" France, Italy. Germnay. J-Igiura Holland. , and England. After-landing In New .Vork T2ity onv July 22,' the Heist- sis ters, came Immediately west with stops inT Detroit and in Denver. -J :Ths Misses Heist will be ; at their home with Mr. and Mrs. 7. IW. lEmnons. MU& Lulu Heist t eaches- In r Portland, w b He Mrs. Stiff and Mrs. Smith Entertain With Attractive Party on Friday An . , enjoyable ' " midsummer bridge party was that of , Friday afternoon at which "Mrs. Herbert Linn C. Smith Miss L. Stiff and Mrs. lina Jlelst Is a member of the entertained, with bridge at eight tables as the diversion. Mrs. ; Raymond Hart man, Mrs. Ralph II. Cooley, and Mrs. C. R. Webb won the prizes.: The guests included: ; Mrs. Roy Burton, Mrs. Grover local high school faculty. IVorlc.at Japanese School Resumes After Short yatatto n Sponsors ' and friends of V.1ra t jhlah ninKH tinder. irarten will be Interested to know."r,"uc'','a- i Raymond Han Miss Echo Balder ee Ar rives in Salem to Teach Physical Education Miss Echo Balderee, who wilH teach physical education in the Salem .schools this year, arrived here a few days ago from Modesto where work. She is at her home at 185 South 15th street. Miss Balderee came north by motor with Rev. and Mrs. Butcher. Mrs. Dodd Will Spend Fortnight in Portland Mrs. Alice H. Dodd left yes terday morning for Portland where she will be a house guest for ithe next fortnight at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. J. A. .Richardson. the C. B. Webb. Mrs. aymond Hartman, 1 Mrs. 11, R. V. f ' M-LA.rlr Yi Ik a rnjn ma.l ft ft short".catlon. Because of the WorM ' 5arb ? ra warm weather, the sessions are Roy Mills, Mrs. E. A. Colcny. Mrs. s .r, , . now being heU In th morning -'"T" , v P C ' Ifi anil nrn ' nira'n m,a' oyiiea irificasiuin, Jirs. C. with lirs In charge.1 - , ' w ':"; 1 1 Tb kindergartsc ; pfoiect , is tinder the . direct sponsorship of ; the Salm Women's Council I of Churches, with , Mrs J, VVillard De Yoe ; as president, . Mrs. "" Fred . Erickson as. vice , president, Mrs. Arthur jWetch . tut secreury, and llrs. T. S. MacKenzle as treaaur ; r. ' ;-' v ... , , .. I The kindergarten was started last, ipring end -has be r r;ell- Spokane People Visiting in Salem Leave for Los Angeles , . Dr. ,and Mrs. L. C. Hender son of Spokane, Washington who have been house guests of Mr. end Mrs. R. G. Henderson of Chemawa left last week for Los Angeles where they will be guests of a daughter. On their return Mrs.R. G. Henderson will accom pany them to Spokane on a visit. During 'the same time. Mr. Hen derson will attend the , Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows In Hot Springs. Arkansas. Dr. Hen derson has been ' engaged in special government work while In Oregon. . , .., Popular Young Couplef Are Quietly Married" Here , '" Yesterday Morning:1 : Miss Nina Gertrude , Marshall, second daughter ot Mr. and 'Mrs. Jthn S. Marshall, and Mr. Leslie J. Smitik. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hodge, bt Woodburn, Mi3s Zoe Joseph Smith, were' quietly mar Stockton, Mrs. Homer Smith. Mrs, t Pfcil Newmeyer, Mrs. Albert Dun can of Silverton. Mrs James Nicholson, Mrs. Frank Meyers, Mrs. W. D. Clark, Mrs. La ban Steeves, Mrs. F. S. Lamport,' Mrs. Walter -Spaulding, Mrs. Chariest Bates, Mrs. Leon Gleason. Mrs. O. A. Olson, Mrs. R. If. Cooley. Mrs. W. I. Needham, Mrsii Lee Can field, Mrs. ;Chalmer George, Mrs. J esse G eorge, Mrs. T. ; W. , Creech , ried in, Salem yesterday morning. Only the most Intimate friends of the young couple witnessed the ceremony, The oride's dress was ot satin back crepe'. - . ' Mrs. Smith, a graduate of the Salem High School with the class of 20v was employed at the Oregon i Statesman for six years where she filled various responsi ble positions In the business of- Mrs. Don Upjohn Is Hostess at Delightful Children's Party at Clements Park A children's party of unusual interest was that of Thursday at which Mr. and Mrs. Don Upjohn entertained their four' daughters, Margaret, Rowena, Florence, and Donna, their son, Richard, and a young house guest from Port- lang, Billy Albert. The delightful affair took place from 3 to 8 o'clock at Clements Park, nine miles from Salem, near Hazel Green. Since the occasion was .the ninth birthday anniversary .of Margaret Upjohn, birthday cakes were featured at the dinner hour All manner of pastimes were in store for the forty children to take part in the picnic The flying swing and cable slide were partic ularly thrilling. Teeters, swings, and rings afforded much joy for the young folks as well as the popular pwimming hole. The children motoring out to the park were: Esther Vehrs, Carmen Jean Vehrs, Claire Hur ley, Jean Hurley, Rose RIchter, Jean RIchter. Frankle Richter, Marguerite Smith, Julia John son, Robert Mills. IUa Mills, Jeannette Brown, Marjorie Mc Cbarles Mills. Leone Spaulding, Callister. Lois Daue, Evelyn Daue, Ksther Varney. Persia Varney, liuth Jean Girnjobst. Kathleen 1 Lindbeck, John- LIndbeck, Albert Lindbeck. Mary Edna Matthls, Marjorie Spitler.. Shirley Crone miller, Dorothy Kibbe, Elizabeth Msoorebouse. - . Beterley . Brown, Helen Brown, Margaret, Rowena. Florence, Donna and Richard Up JohUirand Billy- Albert of Port land. Billy Albert, a cousin of the Up john children will be their guest for two weeks. . Mrs. Upjohn was assisted on Friday by Mrs. Paul Johnson. Miss Mildred La More West ' Will Be Married at Beautiful Ceremony -Next Sunday A beautiful home wedding will take place at 8 o'clock next Sun Lay evening. August 28, when Miss Mildred ! La . Nore West, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. - J. H. West of Salem,, becomes the bride of Mr. Parker E. BranInTfj Pen dleton, t . ; riThe Episcopal ring service will be used in 'the presence" of fifty friends' andl relatives. JThe fire place In the,;West.home at Hansen and South Commercial streets will be banked -with flowers to form an improvised altar, . ,' ; " Miss l West' has chosen , her sis ter. Mrs. Lin la Simpson, as her matron of honor. The groom's best man will be a fraternity bro ther, .Howard Hall, of Portland. Miss ' Marguerite Blumenberg, pianist wrlll '' play' the Lohengrin wedding march as the bridal party assembles.-'' k A reception will follow the cere mony. f ; Mr. Branln Is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Branln ot. Port land. He la a University of Ore gon man, prominent. In newspaper circles, , and now . holds the , posi tion of; city , editor on the East Oregon lan. ' He is a ' member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fratern j Royal Neighbors Will Seio The regular meeting of tho Royal Neighbors sewing society will be an all d?y affair at the home of Mrs. Sarah Nelson at 70S North 20th atreot, on Tuesday. A pot luck .luncheon wtU . be served at noon. To reach . the Nelson home, guests should take the Chemeketa street bus. Mrs. Walker Returns to Honie After convalescing front U le- cent illness, Mrs. S. M. Walker has returned to her home on the Garden Road. While ill, Mrs. Walker was with her daughter, Mrs. E. B. Per r inc. - .. - . j ' , High School Epworth League of Jason' Lee Church Zrwf Picnic ' Members of the nigh school chapter of the Epworth League of the Jason Lee Methodist "church met at the church on Friday night and motored to Woodland Park for a picnic. Games, swimming, and a bonfire added interest to the occasion. In the group were: Miss Eliza beth Welton. Miss Wilma Davis, Miss Dorothy Sawyer, Miss Alice Claxton, Miss Veda Coppock. Miss Marian Drake, Mis Olive Oppen, Miss Frances Custer. Miss Frances. Graham, Miss Hazel Pro. Miss Evelyn Cuoimings, Paul Carpen ter, George Mickleson, Milton Michelson. John . Ellis, Wayne Smith, Donald Watson, Claire Miller, ' Raymond Miller, Hayes Bell Mrs! Edith Claxton an1 Mrs. H, S; Carpenter. received by the Japanere of that Mrs; Tom Galloway,? Mrs. Gene f ice. t w- -r , ;Uy. . ' family. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clark flistrlcU amrdln;-to tho leadersdrabenhorBt, Mrs. S.-ButrerrMrs. r The jromane-etwach ' Mr and '. The 'bride-elect," an ;extremery!anFamny,Jtfr; .And Mrs.: O.? I. Group of Rainbow Girls Return from Interesting Camping Trip A. group "of members of Chad wick Assembly, Order of Rain bow for Girls, are home from an exceedingly enjoyable vacation at Santaly Camp, near Mehama, where a week was spent. The twenty girls who made the trip were accompanied by Mrs. David Wright, Mrs. William Marriott, and Miss Lelia Johnson. The Rainbow Girls in the group were: Miss Phyllis Day, . Miss Cynthia Delano. Miss Maxine Myers, Miss Julia-Creech, Miss Virginia Sisson, Miss Dorothy White,' Miss Billie Cupper, Miss Marjorie Webb, Miss Eloise White. Miss Dorothy Eastridge. Miss Margaret Wrath, Miss Vera Burch, Miss Jean Eastridge.' Miss Helen Lytel, Miss Louise Fletcher of Dallas. Miss Mary Hines' of Dallas, Miss Dorothy Moore . and Miss Grace Holman. Many activities occupied the girls during their week. In camp. On Saturday the group presented a program which the campers in Taylors Grove attended, and which was lauded by all who heard it. .Julia Creech and Max ine Myers, In particular, won much applause with -their vaudeville-stunt. A . moving picture in ran torn ine was another very , sat isfactory feature on the program; A second night was devoted to the popping of corn around the bonfire; a third to a treasure hunt; a forth to the presentation or a piay: a nitn to a "formal" dance, with half of the jgirls tak ing" the -role of boys; and still another to the hunt for the. "pot of gdld." . . i . . Oae ingenious enterprize ' was the .building, of a raft on which the flirls reached the spring. which supplies the camp. ' Salem P. E. P. Company Is at Neskoivin on First Annual Picnic ? Seventeen cars were in the pro-, cession which went to Neskowia yesterday afternoon for the first annual plcnic sponsored - by the Salem P. E. : p. Company.' All manner ot ;: diversions, bathing baseball; and masbmallow toast ing. have been arranged tor the two.jholidays at the coast. ; . Those' making up the party In clude: Mr. and Mrs. David Wright and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth' Boyle and family, Mr. and Mrs.Harry Sechler. Mr. and Mrs. William Merriott and family, Mr. and .Mrs.; WHllam Newmyer, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Flagg. Mr. and Mrs. JJerle D. Travis, Mr. and Mrs! Jack Cherrington and family, Mr. -and Mrs. E. T. Hartwell and family. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Clark Poe. Mr. 'and Mrs.; Herbert . Lan 3 and family. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lane and: family,' Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Notsdnrf ; and family, . Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Seeley and family. Mr. and I Mrs. Frank Boehringer aad family. Mr. and MnO' Ber Flack. Mr. and Mrs. J. Teed and family, and Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Clcle. - . . , Dr. Kn m cr-'H as- , House Guest Miss ChNstine Ttenholm of Portland I spending the week-end in Salem as the guest of Dr. EsV llla Ford Warner. j-.;, . .... , Portland Children Are Visitors ; Margaret and Fulton Dixon, the children or Dr. Wm. Dixon, the X ray specialist of Portland. are visiting at the J. R. Carruthera borne on Church street, Mrs. Estelta G. Ford Honors Daughter, Mrs. J, Scott Milne, on Thursday ... A delightful afternoon party of the late summed was that of Thursday at which Mrs. Estella G. Ford entertained' In - honor of her daughter, MrsJ. Scott Milne of Portland. " Zinnias and gladioli were love ly throughout the rooms whee conversation was enjoyed and tea served. "';.".-' Mrs. Ford invited as her guests: Mrs. J. C. Thompson. Mrs. C. A. Park, Mrs. F. A. EJlJfJtt. Mrs. J. Lyman Steed. Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. A. J. Gile, Mrs, E. E. Ling, Mrs, Ralph C. Bldell. Mrs. Er win, Mrs: F-.M-Erikson, Mrs. L. L. Laws, Mrs. W. W). Moore, Miss Alma Pohle. Mrs. Sarah Green. Dr. Estella Ford Warner, and the guest of honor, Mrs. J. Scott Milne, i - ! .At the tea 'hour Mrs. Laws and Mrs. Ling, assisted In the serving. In the evening of the same day Dr. Estella Ford Warner enter tained informally for her sister, Mrs.- Milne. The group for the evening included Mrs. Milne, Miss Helen Pippy, Miss Mildred Ibrig. Miss Mildred Shackleton. Mis: Alma Pohle, Miss Benita Stroud, Miss Anna Gertrude Stroud. Mrs. Sarah Green. Dr. Estella Q. Ford, and Dr. . Warner. , Yesterday Dr. Warner accom paned Mrs. Milne and her small son, Robert Eugene, to their home. SHOUP Mr. and Mrs. George E. Waters Will Have Guest . Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Nelson and their daughtet, Mrs. Black, of Pasadena. California will visit in Salem at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Waters this week. The Nelsons and the Waters are cousins. Mr 8. W. Carlton Smith Returns from Beach Mrs. W. Carlton Smith is in Salem for a time after an ex tended stay at her beach home at Keskowin. The Smiths are making plans for a trip to Eur ope. BHde-elect is Honored on Thursday rWith , Miscellane ous Shower "Miss Myrtle Driver was guest of honor at a miscellaneous Par cel .Shower given, on Aug. 18. at 1090 Highland avenue, ' by Mrs. C. L. Wright assisted by Mrs. Daisy : ;A. Driver. ' Games were enjoyed also a mock wed ding was staged by Mrs. David B. Warner. Mrs. C. L. Wright and Mrs. . Daisy Driver. Lloyd Wright acted as ring bearer. Many. "beautiful and useful gifts were received, several coming from guests who could .not at tend. J..., ... i Those present : were ..Miss Myr tle Driver. Mrs. William -Walker. Mrs. David" B- Warner,' Tdrs. M. T.- Harrison, Mrs. Dorothy Cole, Miss - Alta VChanberlin. , Miss Frances - Walker. Miss ArJie Fel- lows.; Miss? Lillian: etrle;K, Miss Ltoyd Wright. Cecil and - Verne HenderschotL Mrs. C. L.' Wright and , Mra. i Driver.'! TAr'ft:H Violin music was turnlshed by- Miss Arlie FelloTrs-l S ;r " Light refreshments were serv ed.; . . ' r . Spend Day Jn Hillsboro Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Perrlne and tons. Stanley and Johnh;--wJll leave today for Hillsboro where they .will, visit at the James Coul ter hme. ' ; Miss Firk Is Guest J 1 : in Sacramento MIsh Ruth Fick is spending a month In Sacramento I as the: guest of friends. ' . ' ! Salem Boys Spend, j ; Week at Beaches , Richard Stolz, Chandler Brown, ! and Donald De Lisle have re turned home from an interesting c"amping trip. They camped in the mountains and at various of the beaches during a week's ab sence. ;.....;! ' Miss Nancy Hunt Is Guest at Compyer Home Mr." an ,'Mrs. H, A. Cornoyer have as their "house guest their niece. Miss" Nancy Hunt of Seattle. Miss Hunt, who arrived here on Thursday, - plans to spend . three weeks in Salem. .. - . V - -i Mr. and Mrs. Worth Spend Vacation at Seaside : . and in Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Worth and daughter. Miss Helen .Worth, re turned early in the. month from a three weeks vacation spent ;at Seaside and in Seattle. ' Visitors front Marsh field Mrs. Josephine Childera of 715 Center street is entertaining friends from Marshfield this week. Med ford Folk Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. George Frey and daughter, Betty Jeanne,' of Med tord have gone to Portland for several days alter spending two weeks at . the home ot Mr. and Mrs. W. Fe Drager. Artisans Will Hold Open Meeting Next Thursday Members and friends of the Artisans Lodge are anticipating the regular monthly open meet ing which will be ' .held next Thursday, at 8 o'clock, in Mc Cornack Hall. Dancing and a pro gram will be featured. The pub lic is invited to attend. R Salcmites Return ; from Wenatchee Mr. and Mrs. Percy J. Pugh-are home from Wenatchee, Washing ton, after spending two months there. ; ' ' ' , "' '. Saltm Matrons Return, i From Beach .- Mrs.- Ronald "Glover and Mrs, S. W. Thompson are home from an enjoyable stay at the. Thomp son summer home at Nexkowin. Millards Motor to Washington Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Millard are expected home this week-end from Rainier National Park and Seatlte where they motored -for a short vacation.- .-f.:- Mrs. Lightner' Takes House, on 13th Street The friends of Mrs. Bonus Lightner will be Interested to know that she has taken a house en" 13th street. Mrs. Lightner formerly lived at the Roberts Apartments. , r. : ' . Niece of '.Miss Garfield Visits Here Recently -Recent visitors at 765 r Court street were. Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Tlegs and' little daughters, Carol, Leah and Virginia, Ann, of Min neapolis. , Mrs. Tlegs Is a niece of Edna Garfield of . this ". city, who. ' together with an 1 aunt of Seattle, met .the party at Victoria, B..C., " and. accompanied them on the-ateamer trip to Seattle. After a ' brief visit In Salem, DrV'and MrsuTiegs left for Los Angeles, where Dr. Tiega will be come acting dean of the school of. education, of . tlie University of Southern California. For two years he was secretary of the Minneapolis T. Mr C. A.; also an instructor at the University . of Minnesota.' but for four r years jst has been co-superintendent of the Minneapolis public schools, and a staff contributor to, two ed- Mrs. Tiega is) a niece also of Mr; H. Af llibby and Mrs. Helen iJibDy-Anaerson oi aiem. 5 -v . : Musu-ale-to Mark Opening of New Home of Professor and Mrs: Petri " $ An Informal maskale " to morrow night will Tnark the open ing of the beautiful new home of Piofessor and Mrs. Paul Petri in West Corvallls. ; The new, Chick ering grand in the new dwelling will be dedicated by Professor - vi uri . i t V. UU Vfc CUV piano department r at Christian College, : Columbia. Missouri. Friends from Salem. Portland, and Corvallis have been invited to at tend, -r ;- V- . . ;; , Bergers Go to Coast - - Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Berger are spending the week-end at . the COaSt. : . .. " " ; -: Bride Elect Is Honored With Miscellaneous Shower I SILVERTON. ORE . Aug. 20.- mpeciat.r inuriei weoD was tne inspiration of a miscellaneous shower at' the Christian church Thursday evening. Miss Webb, who is a bride-elect, received many useful and beautiful gifts. The wedding of Miss Webb to Albert Garrett of Salem will be an event of September 4. La Doyt Davies Motors ' to Arizona " . i: airt uuu mrs.. i. w. uitTies nave reconeu wuru. oi me saie ar rival ot their son. La Doyt, in Phoenix, Arizona. Mr. Davies MW.w.U mui u a JS t ' m. v ' ' . - "' Plan Annual Picnic ' The Woman's Foreign Mission- Jary society, the Woman's Home I Missionary society, and the Ladies Aid Society of thef Jason Lee Methodist church will hold' theif g'.nning at 10 'o'clock In the morn ing, 'on the lawn at the home of Mrs. J. M. Cchraf at 2237 Ne braska Avenue. ; Miss Laura Austin, returned missionary from India, will be the speaner 01 tne anernoon. , Each member of he group Is asked to bring sandwiches, cov ered dish, and silver and dlshea for own service. " ; nionaiu iiayuci nuuuicu In Filmi Being Prepared BERLIN. (AP) A film entitled "Richard Wagner and 50 Yean of Bayreuth" is being prepared si multaneously at Leipsic, Bayreuth and I Munich- under the manage ment of Film Director Firmanti.1 It 'will be brought, out this year. The foremost Wagner historians have collaborated in- the writing of the scenario, which also calls for the Inclusion ot the opera per formances at tha rnmiiir RavrAitth festival. v-. :. ..- For the production and promul gation of the film a special syn dicate lias.-been formed com pris ing "Siegfried Wagner, prominent musical ' professors .and Wagner biographers from all parts of Germany. he director of the Leip sic' Conservatory, Professor Max Paur. and maqy. notables of Leip sic, Bayreuth 'and Munich. ' ' Biiy Statesman Want Ads ; A COMPLETED CHAIN OF SER VICE ; : The broad flexible, functions of our Trust Division completes , f the chain of services which this bank is in position to 'e ' render its friends, and customers. These special functions include the administration of estates and trusts, the guard . .. ianship of minors, besides other protective services each power definitely defined by the laws of this state. 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