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THE -OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON. SUNDAY MpRNING, JULY, 15. 1928
SOCIAL CALENDAR
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Annu&I Get-Together Dinner.
Flrit Congregational Church. J. F.
Tekenburg country home, Macleay
Road. Can will lear cHurch af
ter morning serrlce.
DoerQer, Farm. Open to the
public. 3-5 o'clock.
Bona of Union Veterans and
Auxiliary. Picnic dinner.. Cham
poeg park. 12:30 o'clock.
First annual plenlc of American
Lutheran Sunday ..school ad
church. Hater's Grove.
Monday
Executive committee, American
Legion Auxiliary. T. W. C. A.
7:30 o'clock.
Tuesday
W. C. T. U. Regular meeting.
Union hall, S. Commercial and
Ferry Sts. 3.30 o'clock.
Ethel Moore Miller and Mrs.
Martin F. Ferrey. In joint con
cert. Unitarian church. 8 o'clock.
Wednesday
Bridge tea. Sponsored by Am
erican Legion Auxiliary. Mrs.
Walter Zosel. 1695 S. Commercial
street, hostess. 2:20 o'clock.
Woman's Union, First Congre
gational church. Church parlors.
1:45 o'clock.
Thursday
Ladies' Aid Society. W. R. C.
All-day meeting. Fairgrounds.
Covered-dish luncheon served at
12 o'clock.
Saturday
American Legion Auxiliary.
Luncheon. Elks Club. Honoring
national president, Mrs. Irene Mc
Intire Walbridge. 1 o'clock.
Vpper left Mr. Willard Marshall (Marjraret Stolz) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. Stolz,
whoso w priding which took place Saturday evening, June SO, at the First Congregrational Church
Has one of the most heanfifnl ceremonies ever solemnized In Salem.
Lower, left Mrs. William It. Little (Agnes IuRette) a lovely bride of the summer; and her
flower girl, Ruena Stewart. Mrs. Little is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. DuRette of Salem.
I'pper right MUa Gwendolyn Jarnian, charming yonng daughter of Sir. and Mrs. D. B. Jarman.
SEA SONG
I know a stretch of glistening beach,
All amber, gold and white,
Where blue-green tides run swift and sure, m
And sea gulls scream in flight.
Oh, fugitive the rushing winds
That blow such stinging spray.
Or snatch the laughter from my lips.
And fling it far away.
So wild and sad, O sea, your song,
And jagged rocks your bluff,
It seems that I can never hold
Your beauty close enough.
Lurline Mallard (Lariat)
Miss Henrietta White
Entertains toith Distinctive
Dinner-Dance
A distinctive affair of the month
was the delightful dinner dance
for which Miss Henrietta White
was hostess Friday evening at the
George A. White home jon Belle
vue street, honoring five West
Folnt cadets who are now home on
furlough.
An attractive arrangement of
red carnations, white daisies and
blue harebells, with blue tapers,
centered the dining table. Covers
were placed for Miss Jane K&hs
ler of Portland; Miss Louise
Lanke, Miss Willeta Welch. Miss
Catherine Scott and the hostess.
Miss White; Cadet Robert Lance-
field of Amity; Cadet Emil Kllnke
of Newport; Cadet Hubert Lewis
of Salem; Lieut. August Seher
niacher. and Lieut. Dwight Mul
ey, both of Salem.
The dinner was followed by
dancing and a line party at the
Capitol treat re.
Lieutenants Schermacher and
Mulkey both of whom graduated
this year from West Point have
received their appointments. Lien
tenant Schermacher will be sta
tioned in the Hawaiian Islands
and Lieutenant Mulkey, in New
Jersey.
lOth Birthday Anniversary
loth Birthday Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Ramsden
entertained with a dinner party
Tuesday evening in their home In
Portland, honoring Mr. Ramsden's
father, W. T. Ramsden of Salem,
the occasion being his 7 0 th birth
day anniversary.
Mrs. W. T. Ramsden who is vis
iting her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Coney in Oak
land, California at the present
time was unable to be present.
Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Ramsden of Salem;
Mrs. Laura Given of Jefferson,
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Parker, Nina
and Bobby Parker, Miss Jean
Ramsden, and the host and host
ess, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Ramsden.
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Miss Winifred Byrd a
Guest at AgatB Beach
3dlsa Winifred Bryd of New
York City la ths guest ot Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick
their summer
Beach.
D. Thielsen In
home at Agate
Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Marshall Guests at
Walter Stolz Home
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Marshall
(Margaret Stolz) who have re
lurnea irom a wedding trip to
British Columbia and Puget
Sound were guests at the Walter
T. Stolz home on North Winter
sireei several aays of the Dast
week.
Mrs. Rosebraugh Hostess at
Attractive Bridge Luncheon
In compliment to her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Foster, Mrs. W. W.
Rosebraugh entertained Thursday
afternoon with an , attractive
bridge luncheon In her home on
State street.
A profusion of vivid summer
flowers decorated the living room.
The high score prise in bridge
was won by Mrs. Harold M.
Brown. Mrs. I. M. Dough ton re
ceived the second award. ,
In the group were the honor
guest, Mrs. Foster. Mrs. Jesse
George, Mrs. Frank Sherwin, Miss
Ruth Sherwin. Mrs. John W. Orr,
Mrs., Harold M. Brown, Mrs. S. S.
East. Mrs. W. I. Staley. Mrs. Wal
ter Buchner, Mrs. E. E. Bragg.
Mrs. L M. Doughton, and the host
ess, Mrs. Rosebraugh.
Doerfler Farm Will Be Open
To Publts This Afternoon
al weeks, will appear in Joint con
cert Tuesday evening at the Uni
tarian church with her sister, Mrs
Martin F. Ferrey.
Mrs. Miller has a voice of re
markable beauty, according to
those who were privileged to hear
her sing at the bridge tea and
musicale for which Mrs. Ferrey
was hostess last Monday afternoon
at the Elks club.
The public is invited to attend
the concert.
At Agate Beach
For the Week
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hofer
ire spending the week at Agate
Beach.
Daughters of American
Revolution Entertained at
I. L. Patterson Home
Members of Chemeketa Chap
ter, Daughters of the American
Revolution, were entertained with
an interesting affair Friday after
noon at th attractive country
borne of Governor and Mrs. Isaac
Lee Patterson on the Salem-Dallas
highvay.
Luncheon was served on the
lawns at one o'clock, with covers
placed for seventy-five women
Special guests included: Mrs.
Charles L. McN'ary of Washington,
D. C, Mrs. J. B. Montgomery
founder of Oregon chapter, D. A.
R.; Mrs. James Ross, regent of
Multnomah chapter. Portland:
Mrs. W. W. McCready of Wlllam
ette chapter, Portland; Mrs. Wil
liams s. Dielsehneidcr, regent of
Tarn hill chapter, McMinnvtlle;
Mrs. Wilson, regent of the newly
organized chapter at Newberg,
ch of the guests spoke brief
ly, as did also I Mrs. Patterson
nostess for the afternoon. Mrs.
S. C. Dyer gave two readings,
A business meeting will be held
Tuesday afternoon at the home
of the chapter regent. Mrs. Homer
Goulet, north of Salem.
Attend Lecture Given by
Musician in Portland
Miss Elma We Her and Mrs. Ber
tha Junk Darby motored to Port
land to attend the lecture given
Silverton highway will be open to
the general public this afternoon
from three to five o'clock.
Mrs. W. H. Lytle Returns
From Ten Days' Visit
In Pendleton
Mrs. W. H. Lytle returned last
week after spending ten days In
Pendleton as the - guest ot Mrs.'
James Sturgla.
Visiting Musician WiU
Appear in Concert at
Unitarian Church
Much Interest Is being evinced
In the announcement that Mrs.
Ethel Moore Miller, dramatic so
prano, of Meadvtlle. Pennsylvania,
who la a guest in Salem tor sevsr-
The J. J. Doerfler farm on. thejMonday evening In the studio
Hampshire, national president,
will pay an official visit to, the de
partment of Oregon, Saturday,
July 21.
Capitol unit of Salem, in con
junction with the state depart
ment, will entertain at luncheon
arranged in honor of the visitor
Saturday afternoon at one-thirty
o'clock. All members of the auxil
iary are invited to meet Mrs. Wal
bridge. Reservations for the luncheon
should be made as soon as possible
with Mrs. H. R. White, phone
2533-R.
Following the luncheon, Mrs.
Walbridge wiU address members
of the auxiliary. She will be in
structed by Mrs. Rose Wilcox, de
partment president.
Mrs. Walbridge has a particul
arly Interesting war record. She
served overseas with the Salvation I
Army for two-hundred and fifty-1
ix days. She was twice mention
ed for courage and devotion under
high explosive fire and gas. Mrs.
Walbridge -is the daughter of the
Salvation Army commissioner.
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T. U. WiU Be Held
Tuesday Afternoon
The regular meeting of the W.
T. U. will be held Tuesday af
ternoon at two-thirty o'clock in
the Union hall. South Commercial
and Ferry streets.
The Honorable William S. Lev-
ens will give a review of the dem
ocratic national convention held
!n Houston, Texas.
Anyone Interested is invited to
attend the meeting
Attend Silver Wedding
Anniversary Reception
In Portland
Mr.' and Mrs. E. C. Charlton and
their small son. Robert Patton
motored to Portland last week to
attend the silver wedding anniver
sary reception given in honor of
Mrs. Charlton's uncle and aunt
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ragner.
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tion. Only after careful investigation into all makes of
electrical refrigeration, were these owners satisfied and
selected the "Electro-Kold'
The following Commercial and Apartments
are Recent Installations:
Sundberg Apartments
Olympic Apartments
Glendora Apartments
Capitol Street Apts.
Stratton Apartments
Plaza Apartments
Haseldorf Apartments
Edgewater Apartments
Virginia Apartments
Kurtz Apartments
Tiffany Delicatessen
Tourist Cafe
Star Market (Hollywood)
McKinley Grocery
Smith Confectionery
Duck Inn
Fisher Apartments
You Can Enjoy
Cooling drinks and frozen desserts
every day this summer with the as
sistance of the "Electro-Kold." Ask
for one of the booklets of Frozen Des
serts Recipes.
Your old refrigerator
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an "Electro-Kold."
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leading authority !on modern mu
sic.
Mr. and Mrs. Isherurood
Return from Vacation Trip
To California
Mr. and Mrs. S. IL Isherwood
returned Friday on the Admiral
Dewey from San Franeiaco and
Oakland. California where they
had spent the past fortnight.
National President of
American Legion Auxiliary
Will Be Entertained
: Announcement has been made
by the American Legion auxiliary
that Mrs. Irene "Mclntyr Wal-
Department Appointments
For Salem Women's Club
Announced
Mrs. A. L. Wallace, president
Uf the Salem Women's Club, has
announced a number of additional
department apointments for - the
club year of 1928-1929.
The membership of the applied
educated department of which
Mrs. J. M. Devers Is general chair
man, which as yet is not entirely
complete will conclude the list of
appointments.
Mrs. E. E. Bragg is chairman
of the American Citizenship de
partment for the year. This de
partment is divided into four di
visions: Americanization, com
munity service, Indian welfare and
international relations. The first
division includes: Mrs. Bdwln
Klsson. Mrs. R. O. Balderree. Mrs.
U. O. Boyer. Mrs. C. F. BreithauPt
Mrs. L. E. Gilbert. Mrs. R. J. Hen
dricks, Mrs. E. O. Moll. Mrs. S.
H. Probert, Mrs. Helen South
wick. Mrs. Mary C. Fletcher, Mrs.
W. C. Dibble. Mrs. W. J. Lilje
QBlst. Mrs. Winnie Pettyjohn.
Mrs. T. S. Robetrs, Mrs. W. D.
Smith and Mrs. Norman K. Tully.
The following are members of
the community service division:
Mrs. Ivan Martin, Mrs. Earl An
derson. Mrs. J. A. BernardL Mrs.
Brophy. Mrs. Roy Burton. Mrs.
Avis B. Crandall, Mrs. R. E. Down
ing, Mrs. C. E. Goodwin. Miss Net
tie Gentry. Mrs. Roy R. Hewitt,
Mrs. L. H. MeMahan. Mrs. J. G.
Nad on . Mrs. Ida L. Niles, and
Mrs. Earl C. Race.
Division three Indian WelfsfS
has ths following memberships
Mrs. W. I Johnston, Mrs. W. H.
Byrd Mrs. Homer Goulet. Mrs. H.
T. Love. Miss Nina MeXary. Mrs.
Walter Stolz. and Mrs. A. A. Un
derbill; and division four Inter
national'" relations is composed
of Mrs. Roy R. Hewitt, Mrs.
George M. Brown, Mrs.. Ronald
Glover, Mrs. John L. Rand, Mrs.
George Rossman.
Mrs. E. E. Fisher Is in complete
charge of the associated charities
division which has recently beer
added to the applied education de
partment,
Mrs. w. F. Fargo succeeds Mrs..
Carl Gregg Doney as chairman of
be fine arts department. Mrs.
Roy Burton is secretary or tne
ijaranent. and Mrs. Harry T.
Love is institute chairman. Mrs.
Alice H. Dodd is in charge of the
art talks.
Mrs. Doney is chairman of the
art division which will sponsor the
art exhibit next year. Other mem
bers of this committee are Mrs.
Frank Erickson, Mrs. F. A. Erix-
son, Mrs. Clara E. McLure and
Mrs. Maude Pointer.
Mrs. Martin F. Ferrey Is head
of the music division which has
the following personnel? Mrs. W.
E. Anderson, Mrs. Lewis Griffith,
Miss Dorothy Pearce, Mrs. Ta S.
Roberts, and Mrs. M. B. Wagstaff.
The picture library division in
cludes Mrs. George L. Forge, Mrs.
Gustav Ebsen and Mrs. George
Wenderoth.
The American Home depart
ment of the club which will be
directed this year by Mrs. F. G.
Bowersox, has the following mem
bership: Mrs. Theodore Barr,
Mrs. W. W. Baum, Mrs. John
Brophy. Mrs. A. L. Brown, Mrs
Roy Mills, Mrs. I. M. Doughton
Mrs. Harry Hawkins, Mrs. John
W. Orr, Mrs. Roy Mills, Mrs. H
M. Reeves, Mrs. Guy O. Smith,
Mrs. George R. Vehrs. Mrs. Har
ley White, and Mrs. H. R. Worth
The legislative committee In
cludes Mrs. G. C. Bellinger, Mrs.
Harry H. Belt. Mrs., Seymour
Jones, Mrs. Thomas C. McBride.
Mrs. Guy O. Smith and Mrs. W
D. Smith.
Mrs. Flyod Utter is general
chairman of the public welfare de
partment and Mrs. S. M. Endicott
has been again chosen to head
the institutions department. The
membership of these two divisions
was announced earlier in the summer.
tored to McMlnnville yesterday
evening to attend the reception
given by Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Wise
carver honoring .their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ma
son Dillara (Mary Louise Wise
carver) of Portlapd whose wed
ding was a recent event.
Colonel and Mrs. Hofer
Return from Agate Beach
Colonel and Mrs. E. Hofer re
turned yesterday from a fort-
"'sms stay in their
home, Madinore, at Agate Beach.
Their guests for the fortnight were
Mr. and Mrs. Allan. .Bynon and
their small daughter and son, Ail
sa and Allan Jr. of Portland.
Guest in St. Helens for
Several Days
Miss Annabel Tooze is spending
several days in St. Helens with
her father, Fred J. Tooze. Mr.
Tooze is editor of The St. Helens
Sentinel.
Mrs. Oliver Jessup Entertain
In Honor of Portland Girl j
Complimenting Miss Florenc
Cradon, daughter of Mr. and JUrs.
Walter Allen Cradon of Portland,
whose marrlase to Louis Brooks
Ragen will be an event of Satur
day afternoon, July 21, at the.
First Presbyterian church of Port
land, Mrs. Oliver Jessup enter
tained yesterday afternoon at the
(Ccntinunl on paf 9)
Motor to Seaside for s
The, Wek-End
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bishop mo
tored to Portland Friday to jolt
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence M. Bishop on
a week-end trip to Seaside.
Anual Reunion of Rodger s
Clan WiU Take Place today
The annual reunion of the Rod
gers clan will be held today at the
Rodgers home place, seven miles
south of Salem on the Pacific
highway.
Priscilla Club Entertained
With. Annual Picnic Meeting
Priscilla Club members, their
families and friends enjoyed a pic
nic dinner Thursday evening at
Hager's Grove.
Miss Priscilla Fry, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Fry. Sr., for
whom the club was named, was
an honor 'guest for the afternoon
which was the occasion of her
birthday anniversary.
The PriscHla Club Is one of the
most prominent as well as the old
est social afternoon club In Salem.
The picnic dinner was served
following an afternoon of conver
sation and. games.
Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Honored
With" Reception in
McMtnnville
A number of Salem people mo-
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entire wardrobe
offer the smartest
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Satins
Chiffons
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amazed at the styles the workmanship
the quality" of everything here. All are
dresses which we have just received, but
which we are able to sell at this price
through a most fortunate special purchase.
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115 N. High St.
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