TOE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON. THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 2. 1928
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Chapter G, P. E. O. Mrs. C. W.
Laflar, 1190 south Liberty street,
hostess. . Jiit
United Artisans, Capitol As
sembly. No. 8. Fraternal temple
Chicken supper served following
business session.
McDowell club concert. Played
by Miss Mildred Roberts. 8:15
o'clock. Concert hall, Nelson build
ing.
General meeting. Institutions
department, Salem Woman's club
Club-house. 2:30 o'clock.
president of Raohaterian club. Mrs. Carle
An event in social as well as the local chapter of the Y. W. C. Abrams and Mrs. Otto J. Wilson.
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Social Calxndaji
Attractive Affair Given Tiut-
MeDowell Club Concert Will Te.am Captains For Y. W.
Be An Event of This
Evening
C. A. Campaign Appointed
Mrs. Eric Butler,
niusical circles will be the Mc- . appointed the team captains to
Do well club concert to be givenl recruit workers for the 17.000.
evening, at eight-fifteon! campaign for funds which will
upon Monday and will continue
this
r ir m 4 ftA l il v v. V ft V i ft u a ua. t
IseHon building.
Miss Mildred Roberts, violinist.
wHl be the artist presented at this
lime. Miss Roberts, who is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
J Roberts of Salem, is a young
violinist of unusual talent. She
has studied for several years with
Profesaor William Wallace Gra
ham of Portland.
A group of numbers by Miss
Mary Jean Porter, harpist. v:.'ll
add to the enjoyment of the eve
ning's program. Miss Harper is a
student at the Sacred Heart Aca
demy. Piano accompaniments will be
played by Carl Wenger.
The program follows:
I.
'-Concerto. No. 1 (G Minor"
Max Bruch
Prelude Allegro Moderato
Adagio
Finale Allegro Energico
Miss Roberts
II.
"Valse de Concert" ....Hasselmans
Miss Roberts
Intermission
III.
"Lesende" Henri Wieniawskv
' Itomance" Joseph Joachim
Mlss Roberts
IV.
"Minuet" Beethoven
Miss Porter
V.
"Hjre Kati" Jeno Hubay
Miss Roberts
throughout the week, at the lun
cheon meeting of the Y. W. C. A.
board Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. W. D. Clarke is chairman
of the ten teams. The captains are
Mrs. K. M. Erickson. Mrs. B. B.
Flack, Mrs. E. T. Barnes, Mrs. B.
E. Carrier. Mrs. Leon W. Gleason,
Mrs. Bert Ford. Mrs. J. E. Alli
son. Mrs. Fritz Slade, Mrs. Jo
sephine Shade. Each of the teams
will be composed of ten members
Ail campaign workers are ask
ed to meet next Monday, Febru
ary 6, for luncheon at 12 o'clock
in the dining room of the Young
Men's Christian association on
'Court street. The drive will of
ficially open at that time.
The Young Women's Christian
association is a great asset to Sa
lem. It is worthy of the support
of all. In addition to its splendid
work along mental, moral, physi
cal, and recreational lines, the Y.
W. C. A. affords its members the
opportunity of working In an or
ganization which Is represented In
practically all parts of the world.
We have no exact means of mea
suring the influence which this
group of young people exercises
over tnose outside the organiza
tion as well aslts members.
Mrs. Steed Be Hostess at
D. A. R. Meeting
Chemeketa chapter. Daughters
of the American Revolution, will
be entertained Saturday after
noon at the home of Mrs. J. Ly
man Steed at the state school for
th deaf.
Mrs. J. R. Allgood will read
hostesses. One o'clock luncheon
Carle Abrams' home, 1465 Cheme
keta street.
Friday
Concert. Y. M. C. A. Given by
vocal pupils of Miss Lena Belie
Tartar. s o'clock. Public mwie
Woman's Alliance, Unitarian
4urch. Church dining room.
Luncheon served at 1 o'clock.
West side circle. Ladies' Aid.
Jason Lee church. Mrs. T. J. Clark
1215 north Commercial street
hostess. 2 o'clock.
Barbara Frietchie Sewing club.
Mrs. W. B. Johnston, 1645 south
Liberty street hostess. 2:30
o'clock.
Salem Helghu Woman's club.
Community Hall. 2 o'clock.
Hal Hlbbard auxiliary. U. S. W.
V. regular monthly business meet
ing. Armory, 2 o'clock.
Sa tarda y
Chemeketa chapter, D. A. R.
Mrs. J. Lyman Steed, hostess 2:30
o'clock.
District meeting. Knights and
Ladies of Maccabees. Open meet
ing. McCornaek hall. 8 o'clock.
N. W. Poetry association. Pro
gram given by Salem poets. Port
land public library.
Monday
Y. W. C. A. campaign workers.
Luncheon, dining room of Y. M.
Xorthtccst Poetry Assoria
ti'tn " ill Mtct Satin-day
Evening
The Northwest Poetrv associL-' paper on 'Washington's Wedding
M-n will men Saturday evening liu r'av "
t;ie Portland public library, lOthl Assistant hostesses will be Miss
and Yamhill streets, at eight Esther Morris, Miss Elenor Jones,
-''lock. Mrs. L. W. Potter. Mrs. H. H.
Salem poets have been asked to Smith. Miss Griffith, and Mrs. J.
give the program. w. Plank.
day Afternoon at Henry J,
Bean Home
One of the most attractive af
fairs of the week was the after
noon tea (lren Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Judge and Mrs,
Henry J. Bean of ourt street by
the northwest division ot the First
Presbyterian church aid society.
Mrs. Bean and the officers of
the society . formed the receiving
line.
The feature of the afternoon
was the interesting talk given by
Mrs. Albert Schmidt of Albany
who spoke of the South Sea Isl
ands which she visited in the
spring and summer of the past
year. j
She described the Fiji and Sa-;
moan Islands and their Inhabi
tants. A number of beads, corals,
and other curios which she gather
ed there were exhibited.
Miss Marjorie Miller sang sev
eral songs following this delight
ful travel talk. She was accom
panied by Miss Helene Price. Both
girls are students at Willamette
University.
The tea table In the dining room
of the Bean home was very lovely
with a lace cloth and a center
piece of primroses and pink ta
pers. Mrs. Norman Kendall Tully and
Mrs. S. P. Kimball presided at the
urns.
Mrs. E. E. Ling. Mrs. Waldo
Mills, Mrs. Guy Irwin, Mrs. J. T.
Whlttig. Mrs. I. M. Doughton, and
Miss Dorothy Pearce assisted with
the serving.
The tea was the first of a ser
ies of such affairs which will be
given by the division for the ben
efit of the new church which is
now under construction.
General federation of Wom
en's Clubs Assists in
A m erica nization
Indians of the United States
owe their Amerlcanliatlon to the
General Federation of Women's
clubs according to Princees Wat-
awasco, a member of the Penobs
cot tribe of Maine, who, while a
visitor at the headquarters of the
Woman's club of Dea Molnea
Iowa, recently recalled the con
vention of the Oeneral Federa
tion held in that city, and said:
"I shall never forget the meet
ing. A man had been sent out
from New York to address the
Federation on Americanization
and I had been sent out to sing.
But when that man had finished
I was so angry I could not sing,
so I exercised a woman's privi
lege I talked. And I pointed my
finger In that man's face and told
him what I thought about Ameri
canization. I was a little different
from what he thought.
"But the woman seemed to
agree witn me. tor me uenerai
Federation at once took up our
cause, and 18 months after that
week, the firat American citizens,
were Americanized thanks to
American women.
"Now' it is my hope that educa
tion and citizenship will hasten the
day when reservations and guard
ianship will no longer be necessary
for the-welfare'of the American
Indian."
itataJUtton on the am evening Strinbera Plav Given as
and wm also have a candidate tofir8t production of Salem
lurama nw
ja m riamj evening, reoraaiy s.
the public U Invited to attend a
benefit dance, sponsored by the
A largo and interested audience
viewed the first production of the
Salem' Drama League which was
auxiliary, m me moaern wooamen presfnted Tuesday evening in the
hall at Criemawa. Old-time as well audUorium of tha public library,
as modern dances will be featured. Strlngerg'8. "The Stronger" was
The music will be furnished bythe u cno3en for tnU flrBt pre9.
the popular Wlllard Matthes or-(eQtalloa The cagt lncluded Miss
chestra 'Leah Ross. Miss Iva Clair Love.
Supper will be served at ll:00and Mr Gertruda Robinson Roes.
O ClOCk. fla PflfAl Ti KK1 Air-AfA t h A TMTfc-
General Meeting of Institu
Hons Department of Salem
Woman's Club
ent time, according to ths apeak
er. there are from 800 to 6.0 00j
little theaters in the country and.
? cities own their own little
theater playhouses. The out-door
theaters in California are an in
teresting development.
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ductlon in a very creditable man-!
ner. j
Miss Vivian Hargrove arranged
'the delightful stage effects as welL
All members of the Institutions aa tne attractive costumes.
department of the Salem Wom
an's club will meet at two-thirty
o'clock this afternoon at the Wom
an's club-house on north Cottage
street.
Mrs. W. E. Kirk spoke preced
ing the play. She told of the orl-j
gin of the little theater movement
which was started in Ireland by
Lady Gregory and Y. B. Yates. It
Mrs. S. M. Endicott. general: wa so named because of the un-i
chairman of the division, will be pretentiousness of the first play-'
assisted by Mrs. D. R. Ross, Mrs ; houses. Only Irish plays were glv-
David aright and Mrs. George fc.;en and soon the little theater be-
I Lewis. came extremelr DODular.
The first half hour of the meet- Tne moTement later spread to
Capitol Auxiliary, Xo. 11,
Will Meet Thursday Evening
Capitol auxiliary, No. 11, p. m.
of Salem will initiate six candi
dates for Lebanon auxiliary at
their next meeting which will be
held Thursday evening, February
9. In the I. O. O. F. temple.
Canton, No. 11, will hold their
Mrs. James Lewis Hostess
at Attractive One O'clock
Luncheon
Mr.s James Lewis was hostess
C. A., Court street, 12:00 o'clock, at a delightrul artair Tueeaay art
Tuesday ernoon when she entertained the
Writers' Section, Salem Arts! members of her bridge club with
League. C. P. Bishop home. 765 a one o'clock luncheon iu her home!
Court street, 8:00 o'clock.
Guests of Relatives in
Port1 and
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Barr, their
daughter. Miss Josephjue narr,
and their sons, Lawrence, Henry,
and Karl, motored to Portland
Sunday where they were guests of Mrs
Mrs. Barr's brother and sister-in-law.
Mr. andjvirs. John Albrlch.
on north Church street. J
Pink begonias and pink tapersi
centered the luncheon table wlthj
covers placed for Mrs. La ban'
Steeves, Mrs. Harry H. Belt, Mrs.
L. D. Brown, Mrs. Eugene Grab
enhorst. Mrs. Lucille Sweeney,
Mrs. John W. Orr, Mrs. Sam
Laughlin. Mrs. F. E. Sherwin.
Harold Brown. Mrs. M. P.
Aspirin Gargle
in Sore Throat
or Tonsilitis
ing will be devoted to sectional
discussion.
Beginning at three o'clock, Mrs.
W. Carlton Smith will give a talk
on her recent trip to Europe.
A musical program will follow
with refreshments served at the
tea hour.
Recent Guests At La titer man
Home
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lauterman
had as their guests for the week
end. Miss Kate Barclay. Miss
Pratt, and Mr. and Mrs. John
Miles, all of Oregon City.
Return From the South
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Spender and
Miss Hazel Delaney returned re
cently from a thre we-ek's motor
trip in California.
other countries. The Wisconsin
players Introduced the movement
In the United States. At the pres
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
When irritations of tne
kidney, and irregular
bladder action annoy and
impair health, take
Foley IPilim
r.
Diuretic
Men and women every
where have been using
and recommending them
for year. Try them.
capitol rmra stork
Lawrence Barr. who had spent is.
the -week-end with his parents in! Several hours of bridge follow
Salem, returned to Columbia Uni
versity.
Prepare a harmless and ef
fective gargle by dissolving two;
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" in fouri
tablespoons of water. Gargle'
throat thoroughly. Repeat in two
hours if necessary.
Be sure you use only the genu-l
ine Bayer Aspirin, marked with
the Bayer Cross, which can be had
ed the luncheon. Mrs. Labanjin tin boxes of twelve tablets for
Steeves won high score honors. few: cents. '
Adams, Mrs. George Alexander,
and the hostess, Mrs. James Lew-
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