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Attractive Dance Given by .Father-Son Banquet Held
Monday Night Dancing Clubat South Salem Friends
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season was given Monday evening
in Castlllian Hall by the Monday
Night Dancing Club. ,
The hall was ' very attractive
with Vnjt1rta of nlnlr. -white, vel-
I "fTlow. and borne, chrysanthemums.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Curry were
; '. special guests for the evening.
I Members of the club arei Mr.
Ks-- ' and Mrs. William Everett Ander
on. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bropby,
n Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bates,
f t Dr. and Mrs. GTOver C. Gellinger.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Barr. Mr
Mrs. Roy Barton. Mr. and Mrs.
William J. BuaickY Dr. and Mrs.
Prince Bvrd. Mr. and Mrs. A. Col
ony. Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Baum.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dane, Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Eiker, Mr. and Mrs. R.
B. Duncan. Mr. and Mrs. T. -H.
Galloway. Mr. and Mrs. Leland S.
Oeer. Mr. and Mrs. John K. Sim
onton. Mr. and Mrs. J. R Hum
phries. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sch
mahl. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith.
Mr. nd Mrs. N. D. Phillips. Mr.
and Mrs Karl B. Kugel. Mr. and
Mrs; Ralph Glover, MrJ and Mrs.
W.T. Grier. Mr. and Mrs. William
M. Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs, Paul
V. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
J. Kirk. Mr. and Mrs. V, E.Kuhn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Rhea Luper, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy.H. Mills. Mr. and
Mrs. William McGilehrist. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Myers, Mr
and Mrs. E. Max Page. ' Dr. and
Mrs. Phil Newmyer, Mr. and Mrs
L. G. Page. Dr. and Mrs. O. A. Ol
son. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Perry, Mr.
and Mrs. D. F. Proctor. Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan 'Putnam. Mir. and Mrs
1 C. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Li. Snaulding. Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Ii. Stiff, Dr. and Mrs. Fred
erick Hill Thompson. Dr. and Mrs.
George R. Vehrs, Mr. and Mrs.
Rex Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. E. F
Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. George
G. Brown.
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Church
The William- Penn Comrade
club of South Salem held its Father-Son
banquet .Monday night at
6:30. Forty fathers and sons sat
down to a fine feed prepared by
the ladies of the Missionary So
ciety of the Church. After enjoy
ing the banquet to the full the
time was pleasantly spent with s
program.
The Brown; brothers gave three
numbers of music with the mouth
organ and violin which were great-
andT ly aDnreciated by all. Clyde Har
mon, one of Comrades, responded
lO Vila IVUl, j .11 X "DID
in a very nleasant way. at the
same time passing along some
good thoughts to the fathers pres
ent.
L Russell Wright, director of the
Comrade club, responded , to the
toast. "If I were a son again," al
so giving the sons some things to
think about as - well as entertain
ing with his pleasantries. -
-Chaa. R. Bennett had the boys
and their fathers all cheering with
his welt drawn cartoons and the
fitting remarks which he mingled
with his drawings. Professor Roy
C. Harding gave an excellent ad
dress on the relations of co-oper
ation which should exist between
fathers and sons In modern soci
ety. The members of the Com
rade club then gave a fine exhibi
tion of. tumbling which was great
ly appreciated, by all present. Aft
er this the benediction was pro
nounced by William P. Haworth.
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Committee Members Meet
at Home of Chairman
Mrs. Almira B. Hale entertain
ed the members of the committee
In charge of the "Harvest Mome
tea which will be given from two
thirty to five o'clock at the Old
People's Home. 1525 Center street
on Monday afternoon.
In the group were Mrs. B. L.
Steeves, Mrs. J. W. Phentcie. Mrs.
Savage. Mrs J John Martin Canse.
Ifva. A Tt Hanson Uk. H ' V.
.kheimer, Mrs., George ,H Al-
den. Mrs. Arietta M. Page, Mrs.
C. F. Wilson. Mrs. J. H. Baker.
Mrs. W. C. Toung, and Mrs. Iliff.
Mrs. A. A. UnderhUI, Mrs.
Charles J. Lisle and Mrs." R. V.
Hollenberg are additional com
mittee members but were not
present Monday. : j
Salem Delegation Will Attend
Grotto Ceremonial in Port
land Gul Reazee Grolto Is planning a
big ceremonial at the new Mason
ic temple on Saturday, December
10. John A. Meare is chairman of
the membership drive, assisted by
a large number of the members.
George Walter Holcomb will di
rect the ceremonial cast. Fred A.
In man Is chairman of general ar
rangements. The - grotto patrol.
Irum corps and band will partici
pate. A delegation from El Kar
ax Grotto, Salem; Tacobat Grotto,
Tacoma; Angora Grotto, ' Seattle,
and Chelmlnar Grotto, Yakima
will atteni.
Students of Mrs. Ralph White
Will Give Thanksgiving
Dance f
The ballet students of Mrs.
Ralph Rv White are planning a
formal dance t6 be given Thanks
giving evening In Castilllan HalL
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Kensington Club '
Mra. N. C. KafeUry will fen ter
tain members bt the Kensington
Club Thursday afternoon in "her
home & 750 North Sumner Street.
Guest in Salem From
Washington
Urt. Roy Stewart of Woodland,
Washington, is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. A vis Martin, for sev
eral days
Mrs. Vandervort a Guest in
Southern Oregon - " "
Mrs. H. H. Vandervort is a
guest of her son-in-law and dau
ghter, Mr. and Mrs. George Moore
head, In Coo.uille, Oregon. .
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jyNew' York" bade 'Godspeed to Itufh Elder," the aviatrixT' tlacTfe"
knickers and sweaters. It welcomes her home as a young woman
'of fashion, dressed in the i smartest raiment Paris has to offer.!
'Above, Ruth Elder, in her flying togs and in one of the costumes!
she purchased in Paria -l-yg;
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Social Calendab
FT. F. M. S. of Leslie Church
Will Meet This Afternoon
The Woman's Foreign Mission
ary society of Leslie Memorial
Church will meet at two-thirty
o'clock this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Charles VIck on the Gar
den Road. Mrs. Teeple will be
assistant hostess.
All members are urged to be
present as plans for the mystery
box contest will be discussed.
Those who plan to attend are
asked to meet at the church
promptly at two-ten as cars will
be supplied, to take the guests to
the Vick home which is about a
mile from the end of the bus line.
Mr. and Mrs. George Welter
Receive Congratulations
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Weller
(Doris Churchill) are receiving
the congratulations of their
friends on the . arrival of a son
Wednesday, November ninth. The
young man has been named John
Sumner Weller. '
Mr. and Mrs. Weller are. well
known In Salem where they form
ally made their home.
Young People of St. Joseph's
Parish Sponsoring a Dance
The young ; people, of St. Jo
seph's Parish are . sponsoring a
dance tomorrow evening at St. Jo
seph's Hall.
The committee in charge in
eludes: Miss Theresa Aldrich, Miss
Pauline Patterson, Miss Clara
Stltx. Miss Leah Suing, Henry
Barr, Charles . Redding, Gerald
Suing, and Lawrence Hermann.
Spending the Week at
Neskowin i
Mr. and Mrs. Milton L. Meyers
were guests of Dr. and Mrs. R
E. . Lee Steiner last week-end In
the Steiner beach borne at Nes
kowin. ; . S , "
Dr. and Mrs. Stiner are return
ing this afternoon to Neskowin
where they will spend the remain
der of the week.
Mrs. Kirk Will Be Hostess
at Meeting of Faculty Club
- Mrs. W. E. Kirk will be hostess
at the meeting .of the .Faculty
Women's Club. Thursday after
noon In her Dome at 14 & 6 state
Street." Mrs. Alice H. Dodd. Mrs.
N. S. .Savage, and Mrs. E. C. Rich
ards will be assistant hostesses.
Return From Visit t
California :
Mrs. Kenneth Brown and her
daughter. Miss Dorothy Brown, re
turned earlier in the week from
Long Beach, California where they
had been guests for several weeks
of Mrs. Brown's mother. Mrs. E.
L. Wilson. - . , -
Mr. and Mrs. Kraus'e r
Have. Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Al Krause had as
their guests for several davs re
cently, ; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Kranse and their son. Bobby, of
Toledo, Oregon.
Week-end Guests in Salem .
Miss Rosalie Jones spent the
past week-end in Salem as the
guest ot her ancle and aunt Mr.
and Mrs. W.r , H. Dancy. Miss
ones. Is a student this year at Ore
gon State College In Corvallis.-
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Woman's Alliance of; Unitar
ian Church Wilt wet ...
v The- Woman's Alliance - of the
Unitarian Church will meet at two
thirty o'clock Friday afternoon In
the Emerson Room, at the Church.
Tea will be served.
Ladies of United Artisans
Sponsoring Card Party
The ladles ot the United Arti
sans are' sponsoring a card party
Thursday afternoon,, beginning at
two-thirty o'clock In the Fratern-.
al Temple. Both bridge and 500:
will be played, I
Wednesday i
South Circle, First Christian
Church. Mrs. M. H. Viesko, 1348
S. Liberty street, hostess. 2
o'clock.
South Section, Woman's Union,
.First Congregational Church. Mr.s
E. J. DonnelL 869 S. 12th St. hos
tess. 2 o'clock.
; Central Circle, Ladies Aid, Ja
son Lee M. K. Church. Mrs. W. A.
Cnmmings, 18S7 S. Winter St.
2:30 o'clock.
Daughters of the Nile. Lunch
eon. Elks Club. 1 o'clock.!
. Ladles of St. Vincent de Paul
Parish. Card party. Parish house,
Highland Avenue. 8:00 o'clock.
W. F. M. S. of Leslie . M. E.
Church: Mrs. Charles Vick.4 Gar
den Road. 2:30 o'clock. Meet at
church at 2:10.
A. B. C. Fair. First .Presbyter
ian Church, N. Church St. AH
day. Baked-ham dinner, served at
6 o'clock.
Lecture, Rev. Harry G. Briault.
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Hall, Ferry St. 7:30.
Thursday
Card party. Sponsored by La
dies' of United Artisans. Fraternal
Temple. 2:30 o'clock.
United Artisans. Fraternal Tem
ple. 8 o'clock.
Ladies of the G. A. R. Luncheon
Armory. 12:'0 o'clock.
Dance. Parish house, Corner
Winter and Chemeketa Sts. spon
sored by young people of St. Jo
seph's Parish. 9 o'clock.
Kensington Club. Mrs. N. C
Kafoury, 760 N. Summer St. hostess.
Liberty Woman's Club. Regular
meeting. Community Hall 2:00
o'clock.
Faculty Women's Club. Mrs. W.
E. Kirk, 1466 State St, hostess.
2:30 o'clock.
Friday
Open program at Y. M. C. A,
Music section of Salem Arts
League In charge.
Frl-NI-Da Club Dance.: Castil
Han Hall. 9 o'clock.
.Tea. Sponsored by Ladles of
First M. E. Church. Old People's
Home, 1625 Center St. 2:30-5:00
o'clock. Public invited to attend.
"Extravaganza." given by mu
sic department of Salem High
School. School auditorium,' High
and Marlon Sts. 8 o'clock.;
Woman's Auxiliary of St. Paul's
Church. Mrs. Catlln and - Mrs.
Spears, hostess, 1 2 0 9 Chemeketa
St. 2:80 o'clock.
'Woman's Alliance, Unitarian
o'clock. ... -
Church. Emerson Room. 2:30
Woman's Union. Monthly meet
ing. First Congregational Church
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Saturday j - '
. District Business meeting.; B.
and P. W. Clubs of Oregon. Al
bany. '
A. B. C. Fair, Will Be Given
Today at First Presbyterian
Church " . - . j'
The Ladies Aid ot the First
Presbyterian' Churxh are sponsor
ing 'an A.- B. C. ( a building
church) Fair at the church today
- The booths will be open through
out the day, beginning at ten
o'clock. A special feature of th
fair will be the Pirates', Cave
which will appeal particularly to
Those In charge of the, various
booths are Mrs; George Vehrs.
fancy work; Mrs. L- 6.' ClemenC
aprons; "Mrs,' W. G. AHen utility
booth; Mrs. Ted Chambers and
Mrs. Reed Chambers, candy booth
and the serving ot tea; .Mrs. Frank
Power, cooked food -booth; s and
Mrs. . Charles Hudkins, . the Pi
rates' Cavfl. - '
A baked ham dinner will be
served at six o'clock.
Mrs. I. M. Purvine and Mrs. J.
W. Harblsn are in general, charge
of the affair. .
Attend Heifetz Concert
in Portland , :
Among those who motored to
Portland Monday evening to at
tend the concert given by Jascha
Helf te. famous Russian violinist,
were Miss Elisabeth Levy. ; Mrs.
Hanna, Miss Lena Belle Tartar,
and Mlaa Gretchea Kraexcer.
Reed JVattenbcrgep Homo
Destroyed In Wight Fire
INDEPENDENCE, Nor. 15.
(Special.) Fire of unknown ori
gin' completely destroyed the
house belonging to Reed Watten-
berger in North Independence, to
gether with iU conteati last eve
ning. Mr. and Mrs. Wattenberg
er were In attendance at a. lodge
meeting In Salem and were not
aware of their loss until they ar
rived home. The. hfcus was part
ly insttred. .
Saturday by entertaining fifteen
of his little friends.; The after
noon was spent in playing games.
etc., after which the birthday
CCEXJBBRATES BIRTHDAY
INDEPENDENCE, Nor. 15-
(Bpeelai) "Bobble." the small
sen of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Smith,
Celebrated his sixth birthday last
cake, with iUetx fXfik candle wa
ushered In- wltb; ether goodies
which chndren enjoy.- Many gifts
were received.
. STKen Glasses ArO
Needed
'APPEAL, TO OrNErLL'
t New Location
Dr. C. B. O'Neill
Fourth Floor
" first Rational Bank Building
Phoae.J2i
Officers of American Legion
installed
Installation services were held
Monday evening in McCornack
Hall for the new officers of the
American Legion Auxiliary. They
are: president, Mrs. King Bart-
lett; first vice-president, Mrs. Earl
Paulsen; second -vice-president,
Mrs. H. R. White; secretary and
treasurer, Mrs. R. E. DeGulre;
chaplain, Mrs. Frank Jirak, his
torian, Mrs. Allan Cleveland; ser-geant-at-arms,
Mrs. B. C. Lieual-
len. Mrs. A. J. Titus, past presi
dent of the snverton auxiliary,
was the Installing officer.
The hall was attractively dee-
orated for the evening with bas
kets of brilliantly-colored autumn
leaves and chrysanthemums.
A social hour followed the in
stallation. Mrs. Charles Elery was
chairman ot the committee in
charge. Committee members were
Mrs. Lewis Campbell, Mrs. Barton,
Mrs. C. A. Downs, Miss Jean Camp
bell, Mrs. G. A. Hathaway, Mrs.
H. Oldeburg. and Mrs. Miller.
Dr. and Mrs. Vehrs Hosts
at Dinner
Dr. and Mrs. George R. Vehrs
entertained Monday evening with
a dinner party preceding the dance
given by the Monday Night Dan
cing Club.
Covers were placed at the din
ing table, centered with pink car
nations and roses and tall green
tapers for Dr. and Mrs. Laban
Steeves, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Spaulding. Mr. and Mrs. Roy H.
Mills, Mr. and Mrs.' Frank G.
Myers, and the host and hostess.
Dr. and Mrs. Vehrs.
Return From Visit in
Eastern Oregon
Mrs. G. M. Moorehead, her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Dan Moorehead,
and her grandson, Dan Jr., return
ed late late week from a visit of
several days with Mrs. G. M.
Moonhead's daughter, Mrs. L. C.
Klmsey, in Bend. The trip was
made by way of the McKenzie
Pass.
Rev. Harry G. Briault Will
Speak This Evening
Rev. Harry G. Briault, return
ed missionary from Brazil, wiU
speak Wednesday evening at seven-thirty
o'clock at the Christian
and Missionary Alliance Hall on
Ferry Street. He will tell of the
work done by the church in South
America. Rev. Briault will also
display stereoptican pictures.
UNTVERSmr OF OREGON. Eu
gene, Nov. 15. CSpeclal) w The
University of Oregon is taking no
stand In the present controversy
over whether or not the name of
the Oregon Agricultural college
shall be changed to Oregon State
college, it Is stated by Dr. James
H. Gilbert, dean of the college of
liberal arts of the university.
Reports have been noticed that
state that the university has "long
opposed the change. These re
ports are not true, it is Stated by
Karl Onthank, executive secretary!
of the university, who says that at
no time has any statement of opin
ion in the matter been made by
any one connected with the fcai-
versity. ;
Changing the name of the agri
cultural college Is a matter for its
board of regents, the governor
and the legislature, university of
ficials say. It has been noted here
that Governor Patterson indicates
that. h is opposed to the change,
since he feels that Jhe college was
created primarily to foster agri
culture, the basio industry of the
state.
Two Prohibition Agents
Arrested After Party
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 15.
(AP) Two prohibition agents
Thomas Lorsbach and William Arnold-'
were suspended from the
federal service Monday, after they
had been arrested for driving an
automobile Into a downtown gar
age and enforcing theft demand
for "snappy service" with drawn
pistols.
Arnold was charged with drunk
eness, but that charge was dismis
sed In police court and one of dis
turbing the peace, to which he
pleaded guilty, was placed against
him. He will be sentenced tomor
row. A charge In police court against
Lorsbach was dismissed.
THUMB INJURED
INDEPENDENCE, Nov. 15.
(Special) Clyde Cross, the 13-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Cross, met with a painful accident
when he was struck with a hoe
completely severing the cord of his
right thumb. Dr. Knott was
called and several stitches were
required to close the wound.
DR. WIPRUD BUYS HOME
INDEPENDENCE, Nov. 15.-
( Special). Dr. C. W. Wiprud has
purchased the attractive bungalow
on Seventh street recently vacated
by Dr. Fawcett. The property
was owned by Dr. Geo. C. Knott.
INSTALLS RADIO
INDEPENDENCE, Nov, 15-
( Special) Walter Plant, Secre
tary and manager of the Wigricb
Ranche, has installed a new At
twrter Kent radio In his home.
PLAN CALIFORNIA TRH
INDEPENDENCE, Nov. 15.-
(Special.) Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bo-
hahnon will leave the latter part
of the week for southern Califor
nia, where they will spend the!
winter.
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