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P 7 T -y T , I I ' ST' i THE OREGON CTATESMAJr, SALESf,- OREGON, THURSDAY BfORNIKg." OCTOBER 13, 102T T r'-r.-.-T - V. " w .V v r ."V v v - - - -. ft, .4, TV - I) , j ; T o- t I Sleeting of Chadwick Chap ter, Order of Eastern Star Forty members of Chadwick Chapter, Orfler fof Eastern Star, were present at the social after noon held Tuesday in the Mason ic temple. Each member of the chapter crate a brief report of her sum- T mer vacation. Hostesses I for the afternoon in cluded Mrs.' Pearl Hutchason, i. Chambers, Mrs. Mary Lewis, Mrs. J Doane, Mrs. Mynnie Stewart, Mrs. ,L.G. Mission, Miss Leila Rigdon. ana .tars, ixuaa Aioore. f ' Mrs. Bechtel Returns to the Sonth i Mrs. Helen R. Bolin, who haa been the honse gnest of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bechtel for the past four months left Tuesday morning for her home in Los Angeles. Montlily Social Meeting of Yomarco Class ,Tbe regular monthly social meeting of the Yomarco Class of tha First Methodist Church waft 1 Erion is in charge and is plan ning a "wish" program. Mrs. G. Ed Ross will be the devotional leader. An unusually good .pro gram is being prepared. All mem bers are urged to attend and brjng a friend. Dinner Meeting of Ecclesia Club Members of the Ecclesia Club were guests at a dinner party giv en Tuesday evening a't the home of Mrs. A. L. Godfrey. 'Miss Gladys Raffety and Miss Marlowe MiHer, two popular bride elects, and Miss Bertha Miller, who is leaving soon for Los Ange- California were the honor guests of the evening. A Hallowe'en color scheme was carried out in the decorations of the dining room, the table hav ing a centerpiece of maTigolds and orange tapers. Covers were placed for the honor guests, Miss Raffety, Miss Marlowe Miller, and Miss Bertha Miller, Miss Velma Rominger, Miss Thelma Busch, Miss Reta Claggett, Miss Melba Robinson. Miss Esther Erickston, - ' '" f- ' " - : ' ... ... i r-r . 1 O' . iii i i -iiQtw" wv '.Mil ' " ; ,1. ;:. - . ' 1 Hi i - . held Tuesday evening in the formj Miss Hazel McMorris, Miss Ola of a not-luck supper at the church. , Mrs. William Pennington was chairman of the committee in chaTge of the affair. Other com-! mittee members were Mrs. Prince Byrd. Mrs. Eric Butler. Mrs. Wal ter' Minier, and -Mrs. Harry Holt. A social hour followed the sup per. Guests from Los Angeles Mrs. Grant Robert and Mrs. C. I T. Counter left, yesterday lor 'r. v, ; .. n T .r An7pl3. Pal- ifornia after visiting for several Vkj n. IUa hnmn ft orirt Afra bhn W. Orr. fif Home in Salem Mrs. Thomas Molman. and her daughter. Miss Grace Elizabeth Holman, 1 rhave . recently moved irom Bola io their new home on North Summer Street-in Salemi United Artisans Will Have Initiation Services Capitol Assembly, Number 84, of the United Artisans will meet this evening in the new Fratern al Temple t v A large class of applicants will Hudson of Portland, Sup, M. A will be present. The Liberty As sembly drill team aad officers of Portland will present new ritual istic work. . . Mrs. Ivan G. Martin is chair man of the program committee. L. K. Hahdzlik of Portland di rector of the Alaazar Band, and his wife wl be additional guests at the meeting. : Mr. Handzlik has consented to appear on the iVevpnine's nroeram. 0 All members of the organiza- Jl f W . Mitsionam Rally Luncheon The missionarv rally luncheon of the First Presbyterian Church will be held Friday afternoon at one o'clock in the church dining room. The ladies of the church are asked to bring a covered dish and tools for the luncheon. Art offering will oover -addition al expenses. Baptist Women to Meet Friday The women's society of the First Baptist church will meet for a 1 o'clock luncheon I at the church parlors Friday. Mrs. F. A Volkel, Miss Mabel Alrick, Miss Marcella Caspell, Miss Verda Olm stead, Miss Bernice Strand', Misa Leolyn Baritett, Miss Esther Dief- fenbach,i Miss Loui6e Hiller, Miss Anna Mclntyre, Miss Violet Row- den, Miss Flora Turnbull, Miss Gladys McKey, Miss Gwendolyn Jennings, Miss Golda Wheeler. Miss Golda Wheeler presided as toastmistress. A business meeting and social hour followed the dinner. Sweet Briar Club Will Meet This Afternoon Members of the Sweet Briar Club will be entertained this af ternoon at the home of Mrs. M- C., Petteys -on the Wallace Road. Election of officers will be held at this time. Attending Conference in Portland Miss Elizabeth Baker, secretary of the local Y. W. C. A., left Tues day for Portland where she is iu attendance at the north-west sec tional Y. W. C. A. conference. Ladies' Day Tomorrow at Illahee Country Club 1 The third matches Df tne iaii tournament of the ladies' golf team will Je splayed of tpnjorrftw at the Illahee Country Club. Mrs. Edwin Baker has offered a lrnr medalist1 nrize for those who will not play matches. Last Friday Mrs. O. C. Locke was elected president of the team tnr the pnminsr vear. She win succeed Mrs. Edwin Baker Mrs. Daryl Proctor was winner of the eclectrie prize given by Graham Sharkey, professional of the club. R. N. A. Sewing Club Enter tnined at Nones Home The Royal Neighbors sewing Club was entertained Tuesday af ternoon at the home of Mrs. Lau ra Noves, 1195 Marion Street. Nineteen members of the club were present. Mrs. Arnold of Sioux City, Iowa, and Mrs. Bel vina of Sa!m were guest3 fipr the afternoon. The afternoon was spent In completing the articles for the ba zaar which will be held Saturday October 15. Mrs. Mary E. Johnson will en tertain the club October 25 in her home at 445 East, Myers Streets Thursday Sweet Briar Club. Mrs. M. C. Petteys, 'Wallace Road,: hostess. Reception Jn honor of ReT. and Mrs. S. barlow Johnson. Les lie Church. 7:30 o'clock. North Salem' W. C. T. U. Mrs. Mary Wooton, 2255 Kj Church St. hostess 2 o'clock. Salem O. A. C. Club.-Woman's Club-house. 8 o'clock. ' Barbara Freitchie Sewing Clnb. Mrs. F. L. Waters, 1599 State St. Hostess. Eveready Birthday Club. Mrs. Julia Strand, 241 S. 16 St. .host ess. ' Thursday afternoon club. Mf a. J. H. Albert. 1089 Court St. hostess. Capitol Assembly. No. 84.- Uni-J ted' Artisans, "Hudson Night." Fraternal Temple. Rummage Sale, given by Con gregational Church. 226 N. Liber ty St. Friday- Demonstration of Moore Funda mental "school of music. First Evangelical - church, Center and Liberty streets. 7:30 o'clock. Rummage sale by Ladies' Aid ; society of First Methodist church. 460 Ferry street. Brush College Community Club. School house. 7:30 o'clock. Auburn Community Club.' El ection of officers. 8 o'clock. Rummage Sale by ladies of Congregational Church. 226 N. Liberty St. Wistaria Dancing Club. Castll ian HalL 8 o'clock. Misionary Rally luncheon. First Presbyterian Cnurch.- Chur ch parlors. 1 o'clock. Willing Workers Class. "First Christian Church. 2 o'clock. Saturday Rummage sale. Ladies' Aid of First M. E. Church. 460 Ferry Street. A A. U. W. Gray-Belle. 12:30 o'clock. Reservations, call Mrs. W. Rummage Sale by ladies of Congregational Church. 22 & N. Liberty St. Regular meeting, W. R. C. Mc Cornack Hall. 2 o'clock. Bazaar. R. N. A. Sewing Club. S. P. Ticket Office, 184 N. Lib erty St. All day. Cooked Rood, Sale. Presbyteri an Ladies' Aid. Bngh Bldg. Court St. Neighbors of Woodcraft Meet m New fraternal Temple i Naiehbors of Woodcraft. Silver Bell Circle Number 48, mat In the new Fraternal Tetaple last Fri day evening. Plans for the winter season were, made at this time. A tel egram was received in the even? inz from: Mr. and Mrs. Winsauem and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart,; former ly of Salm, but now of West VI ginia, who congratulate the mem bers on the opening of their fra ternal hall. The new temple will be formal- j ly dedicated by a joint meeting oi the Neighbors of Woodcra'ft and Woodmen of the World. Make the Home Happier With Music Miss Leah Ross Hostess at Informal Tea Complimenting Mrs. Gardner Knapp (Lucille Moore), whose wedding was solemnized yester day in the Moore.hpme on. North Church Street, Miss Leah Ross en tertained with ' an informal tea. Miss Edith Bragg and Miss El- olse Pradhomme. ot4Pprtland pre sided at the tea table which was very attractive with yellow tapers and a low crystal bowl of yellow roses. The guest group included inti mate friends of Mrs. Knapp. Recent Guests in Salem Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Hewitt, their granddaughter, Patricia, and Mrs. Kate Staples, all of Port land: and Mrs. Katherine Stew art of Plainsfield, New Jersey, 1. f Jl . f TW TA were guesu is uuu uu Mrs. George H- Alden and Mrs.) Arietta M. Page. ".-.'V Willing ; Workers Class Will Meet The Willing Workers Class of the First Christian Church will meet in the church parlors tomor row afternoon at two o'clock. This will be the annual home eomin of the class and aa, in teresting program is being arrang-7 ed. i r Members of the committee in charge of the affair are Mrs. A. F. NothJ Mrs.. George Leppley, Mrs. Harry Styles. Mrs. Earl Wood, and Mrs. B. W. Macy. Miss Morton V isiting in in the South Miss Mary Louise Morton, who has been the house guest of her brother-to-law and sister, Sen ator and Mrs. Charles L. McNary, during the summer, left earlier in the week for Fort Sam Hous ton. San; Antonio. Texas, where she will; be the guest of Major and Mrs.; George F. Hull, U. S. A. for several weeks before contin uing to her home In New York. Reception Will Honor Pastor of Leslie Mem or- inl til ( The Frances Asbury League of the Leslie Memorial Church is sponsoring a Teception this even ing, beginning at seven-thirty o'- I clock in i the church parlors in honor of their pastor and his wife, Rev. and Mrs. S. Darlow Johnson.; All members of the congrega tion are invited to attend. Mrs. McNary Honored in Portland Mrs. Charles L. McNary re turned Wednesday from Portland where she was the guest for sev eral days of Mrs. Sanderson Reed I Mrs. Reed entertained Tuesday afternoon in her lovely home on Willamette Heights with a tea in honor of Mrs. McNary. Study Classes of Woman's Resume Work The Current Events Clnb ,met Monday afternoon at the Wdnunrt Club-house. Dr. F. G. Franklin leader of the group, spoke on tbe subject. "Problems of the Pacif ic in the Twentieth Century." This tonic will be continued at the following- meetings of the club. Dr. Franklin spoke also of the value of the bulletin issued monthly by the Institute of Pac ific Relations. The Book of the Month Club did not meet' Monday afternoon but will meet October 24. Rev. Martin Ferrey, as leader, of th& group, will discuss the following books: rGiants In- the Earth. BERTHA JUNK-DARBY, Accredited Piano Teacher u ' Studio 679 N. Cottag Phone 1950W Moore fundamentalj and musicianship classes for beginners. Aathorizedj Progressive Series Instructor rcpiL OF ELIZABETH LEVY, - ; Mas. B. TEACHER OF VIOLIN CEASAK THOMSON IN BRUSSELS, BELGIUM 1920, NEW YORK 1923-34 Announces a new course of study for beginners. Inquiry Invited Studio 254 N. Church St., near Court St. Phone 1194 High school credits given, -orchestra training, ensemble classes Ethel Poling-Phelps Teacher of Piano Authorized Instructor of Moore's Fundamental School of Music. Fundamental Classes for Beginners. Musicianship Classes fpr Advanced Students, Res. Studio 1120 Chemeketa St., Tel 556-R William Wallace Graham 4 MAKER OF ARTISTS' . - Concert Violinist and Teacher Head of the Violin John Wallace Graham, Assistant in Violin IF STUDIOS IN NEW NELSON BUILDING " ! Cor. Liberty and Chemeketa Sts. TeL 540 Mr. Graham has artist pupils playing and teaching In all parts of the United States. MOLLIE STYLES Residence Studio 2075 Fairground Road Accredited Teacher of Piano and Voice Special Attention to Beginners Tel. 981M MRS. HENRY LEI? Teacher of Piano j 735 Stewart Street (Parrlsh Grove) I- ! 1 Telephone 1037J DOROTHY PEARCE PIANIST TEACHER OF PLANO 267 N. Winter St. Telephone 541R ll l : i : ; l s ' zz - a Rovaag; "Your Money's Worth." Stewart Chase and F. J. Schlink: and "Meanwhile," H. G. Wells. Much Interest is being- evinced in. these classes ' which are spon sored by the Applied Education Department of the" Salem Worn- nil's Club of whicb Mrs. George ,MK alden fa eeneral chairman. "Tfature meetings of the Current Events clas will begin at two thirty o clock instead oi twjo ior-ty-flve. The last fifteen minutes of the meeting will be devoted to discussion. October Meeting of O. A. C. Club This Evening The October meeting of the Salem O. A. C. Club will be held this evening at eigllt o'clock in the Woman's Club-House. Mrs. A. E. Cummings is chair man of the refreshment commit tee. She will be assisted by Miss Zelma Bush, Miss Catherine Barr hyte, Mrs, .H. JH- Bond, and Miss Marjorie . Blake. Y:W: C. A. Sectional Con ference in Session in Portland Young Women's Christian Asso ciations of Washington, Oregon, Montana, and Idaho are holding three-day northwest sectional Y. W. C. A. conference in Port land which opened Tuesday even- In with a banquet at Thiele's restaurant. Mrs. J. M. Richards of Spokane, chairman of tbe,qom-J mittee. presided and E. E. Sch wartztrauber, head of the history department at Lincoln HigTi (Continued on page 12) v.. SV, , ''i , J ' ' I LA-zLJ I ! EYES I EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED Ten Years' Practice in - Salem v V :.:r ; Phone 625 Dr. L. nJ lBurdcttc. i ' Optometrist 401 First National Bank Bldg. : mi 1 of a 1 8k ojppwpwite TT-1 X7 Complete is the Selection Pumps. ! Styles a plenty at moderate cost Mir - v x s Buster Brown Shofe Store iiv. -rwxjfiynww, fV !' r--MiUinery;' 1 . y J raAliv Hats of new'gorgeousness! - J? . I 1 Hi! Hats bright with novel Autumn ( T ' colorings, Staking new ways and lines5 , "vA s 1 v - to smartness for October., Hats Are ar- -Jr f I 7L Sl; riving daily 'in a glorious profusion of jfir : Y&fcr y styles?and we have at this time over J . i W$M 650 HATS ;7W ' ' ' From which to Choose Qs. , .1 V i i ! : CLyp i Black, Taris,, Crimson Maple and Copp j L- Vr J ; Leaf i'the leading colors," while , J j Srrfi , CjN : Napoleon Bliies and Greens, are very T YJ',' jf? 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Foods are tastier and 'more thoroughly cooked, too. Come in: and see ; tne various types. SOLD ON CONVENIENT TERMS s ; SMALL DOWN PAYMENT! , 1 . Portland Electric JRower Go. K , 237 "No. Liberty, Salym . . .