The N etc Oregon Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, August 16, 1928
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Today's Inferesis: in the Social Realm; Woman's World Reviewed
Rr Ro7Ila Bunch
Attractive
Gardens Have -Summer
Opening
TT LOWER lovers not only from
T Sajem but also from oat of
town gathered in large num
bers yesterday afternoon and ev
ening between the hours of three
and nine o'clock at the attractlTe
grounds surrounding the homes of
Mr. and Mrs. Homer H. Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. William MeGilchrist,
Jr., on North Summer street for
the first garden "at home" of the
summer, arranged under the di
rection of the Salem Garden club.
The Smith and MeGilchrist gar
dens which cover Jointly five
large lots, are at the heighth of
their mid-summer beauty at the
" present time. 7
The borders which surround the
grassy expanse are - a blaze of
color, brilliant yet never clashing.
Phlox,tinnias, argeretum, monte
brecla, golden glow, marigolds,
and petunias are the predominat
ing flowers. A few gladioli, lilies
hollyhocks are arranged behind
the lower-growing varieties
against a lavish background of
shrubs.
The gardens in the rear, enclos
ed with lattice, are a glory of col
or with landscaping that is ex
tremely pleasing.
The many trees over the estate
add immeasurably to the beauty of
the grounds. .
Those acting as hostesses In the
afternoon and evening were Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. McGilchrkst. Mrs.
William Everett Anderson. Mrs.
E. M. Hof fnell and Mrs. J. B. Hos
tord. Betrothal
Oi Miss Roth
' Announced Here
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Addresses by Miss Ethel
Smithers, First M. E. church,
:30 - Q'CiOCir Leslie JJ, E.
ehureh, ft o'clock. Pubic in
vited. Students League of Many
Nations. Program. First Meth-
' odlst church, g o'clock. Pub-
lie invited to attend.
Friday
West Side Circle, Ladies
' Aid, Jason Lee church. Pie-
nic State Fairgrounds. Din-
ner served at 12 o'clock.
Sunday
Nebraska picnic. State Fair-
grounds. Dinner served at 1 :-
30 o'clock.
Address, "The Church and
Civic Reform." Miss Maude
M. Aldrich of Portland, speak-
er. Firs lethodist church. 8
o'clock.
Luncheon
In Portland
Honors Hof ers
Students oi Many Nations
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RS. J. Edwin Clarke of Seat
tie entertained with an in-
. uial luncheon last Saturday af
ternoon at the Multnomah hotel in
Portland, honoring Colonel and
Mrs. E. Hofer of Salem and
Arthur Chamberlain of California.
Covers were placed for the hon
or guests. Colonel and Mrs. Hofer
and Mr. Chamberlain; and for
Frank Gates of Seattle, Charles G,
D. Roberta of Toronto, Canada;
Mrs. Earnest Wanamaker of Seat
tle; Mr. Bullock-Webster of Vic
toria. B. C; Mrs. Charles D. Lind
ley and Miss Mary Lindley of
Olympia, Washington; Ben F.
Field of Los Angeles; and Dr.
William Le Foy-Hall of Seattle.
Colonel Hofer is retiring presi
dent of the League of Western
Writers which held its annual con
vention last Thursday, Friday and
Saturday at the Multnomah hotel
in Portland. He was elected president-emeritus.
Mr. Chamberlain
succeeds Colonel Hofer as presi
dent of the League of Western
Writers.
Costumes. languages and customs of sixteen nations will be pre
sented at the First Methodist church. State and Church streets, at
eight o'clock this evening by the Student's League of Many Nations
which will have charge of the sen ices.
- The group is coming from the Practical Bible Training School
at Bingfaamton, X. Y. and the stndenU will appeal in their native
coetamea, speak and sing in their native languages and tell of con
y have traveled through forty ditions in their own conntrie The
states, Canada and Mexico in the past year, presenting this service.
The public is invited to attend the program which will be given
under the auspices of the Epworth League of the First church.
imoiis visit
Pil RELATIVES
PRATTJM, Ore.. Aug.
(Special) Mr. and Un
Bernheisel and son SirmAnH
oan j 08e, calif., accompanied by
Mrs. Bernheieel's mother, Mrs.
Lndwick, and Joel Estruth. who
have been visiting in different
part of-Oregon for the past ten
days, are spending several days
in this community, visiting with
friends and relatives. They will
leave for the south on Thursday of
this week.
Alfred Meyers nad family left
for Neakowin Tuesday. They ex
pect to return within a week.
Rer. I. Dumas attended a
Friends meeting at Twin Rocks
recently.
Fred Lin beck attended the ball
game at Salem Monday.
Mrs. John Roth and others
who were with her in an automo
bile accident recently are all get-
1S. ting along as well as could be ex-
R. F. pected under the circumstances.
of
Dr. D. H. Leech, district M. E.
superintendent, held the last
quarterly conference of the
here Monday evening. . ' '
Salem Pastor
Will Preach, In
Rural District
HAZEL GREEN, Ore., Aug. 15.
(Special) Mrs. Joseph Bennett
and sons. Junior, and Boyd, are
visiting relatives at Underwood,
Washington.
N. P. Williamson has as guest
a cousin Fred Johnson from Den-
Jcrmark.
1 William Williamson is building
Henry H. Powell, who spent his addition to the- barn and other
vacation at the beach, is home wise Improving propterty known
jain as the Korb-farm. "
, Mrs. C O. Sipes who has been w"liam of falAm
..... . will preach here the second and
at a Salem hospital for several ifourtn Sunday, pf each month.
weeks is home again, much im- The Qdarterly conference elected
proved. ;Mrs. G. G. Looney delegate and
Mrs. Charles Laudam alternate
delegate to the annual confer
ence to be held at Portland. The
conference will be at a later date
than usual, because of the death
of Bishop Washinger.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Shneider and
son started to Montana Thursday
to visit Mrs. Shnieder's sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Yada and children
are spending vacation near , Ne-tarts.
Dallas Nine Wins
Over Salem Team
DALLAS. Aug. 14. (Special)
A ball game played here Sun
day between Dallas and Salem
teams resulted in a victory for
Dallas. Many were present to root
for the home team.
Mrs. Stearns
Entertains For
Needlecrait Club
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THE betrothal of Miss Hulda
Roth and Mr. Robert J Elf
et.rom was announced at the
delightful evening affair for which
Miss Esther Dleffenbach was hos
tess Tuesday evening in her home
tn north Sixteenth street, compli-
Xrm 11 arm m n Kfthrli
Helen Pippy) of Oswego whose' At BaTKUS Home
redding was an event oi me
nonth.
The secret was made known by
neans of small pasteboard coins
which when opened by the guests
lisclosed the name of the be
trothed couple.
Mrs. Kehrli was presented with
tn attractive silver gift from the
rroup which Included Miss Roth,
Miss Mildred Ihrig, Miss Mildred
Shackleton. Mrs. Marlowe Jones,
Mrs. Mildred Flagg, Miss Ethel
Bilburn. Miss Zelda Harlan, Miss
Lottie Peterson and the hostess,
Hiss Dleffenbach
Guest in Salem
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Barkus have
as their guest this week Robert
Walker of Portland. Mr. Walker
Is a graduate of Salem high school
and a junior at the University of
Oregon.
Mrs. J. C. Pearson
Guest in Astoria
Lodges Hold
Annual Outing
At Bryant Park
fjlHREE hundred members of
the Royal Neighbors of Am
erica and Modern Woodmen
of America lodges gathered Sun
day at Bryant Park in Albany for
their annual picnic meeting.
Addresses were given in the af
ternoon by state deputy head
counsel. Johnson Smith; state lec
turer. Mr. M. A. Miller: district
organizer of Portland, Mr. G. W
James: district deputy of Benton
county, Fred Shadom: past district
deputy. Mrs. Melissa Persons; dis
trict deputy, Mrs. Beatrice Sha
dom. Swimming and various other
outdoor sports occupied the re
mainder of the afternoon and
evening.
The association will meet tne
second Sunday in August of each
year at Bryant park.
Officers elected for the year
were president. Mr. A. T. Grugett
of Corvallis; secretary. Orta Stacy
f Thanon. Executive committee
members from Benton. Linn. Line,
Polk and Marion counties will be
elected each year.
Return From Trip
To Home at Seaside
1 Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Steeves re-1
turned last night after spending
everal days in tnetr summer
home, Steevescoto, at beasiae.
lr& Harry,Hawkins
Returns From Beach
J.'MrtP Harry Hawkins and W
small daughter. Harriett. hav re
- turned to , their home on Lincoln
Mill after spending th summer in
their beach cottage at Neskowln.
Friends will b grieved to learn
that Mr. J. J. Newmyer is confin
ed to his home neat. Chemawa
with illness. Mr. Namyef;M
commander of the G. A. R.
Glests at Newport
For 'Past Week-End
Mr. and Mrs. William Each and
and Mrs. Wilbur Daily spent the
past week-end at Newport as the
niAt of Mr. and Mrs. C Kenneth
Bell,
Art Section Meets
At Rowland Studio
. A rroup of members of the Art
' section of the Salem Arts League
met Monday evening at the stu
- An of Dr. Marv C. Rowland on
, Court street.
The class la continuing its in
formal sketching and plans to take
" up the work outlined by Professor
Nowland B. Zane in the falL
- Several members of the section
.-. motored to Silverton Sunday and
spent the afternoon painting out
doors. ...
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After spending the greater part
1 of the summer at Newport. Miss
- Alma Pohle has returned to her
horns in Salem..- -v- -
Mrs. J. C. Pearson and her son.
Durward, are spending a fortnight
in Astoria with Mrs. Pearson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Miller.
Miss MaragretBean'
Entertaining Guest
Miss Margaret Bean, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bean, has as
her house guest this week. Miss
Lillian Rankin of Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. Park
Motoring in South
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Park
and Miss Gussie, Niles are motor
ing through southern and eastern
Oregon. -They will -stop at Klam
ath Falls, Crater Lake and other
points of interest.
Return From Visit
At Summer Resort
RS F. G. Stearns entertain
ed the Needlecraft club
Tuesday afternoon at her
home at 180 south Nineteenth
street. :
Gladioli and hydrangeas were
attractively arranged about the
living rooms. Refreshments were
served at the close of the after
noon. A bowl of purple and white
phlox centered the tea table.
In the group were Mrs. r. t.
Jewett, Mrs. Louis Bechtel. Mrs.
L. C. Brotherton, Mrs. ueorge
Martin. Mrs. I. L. Mc Adams. Mrs.
E. E. Gilliam, Mrs. Ruth Dennison,
Mrs. A. J. Basey, and the hostess.
Mrs. Stearns.
The next meeting of the club
will be held Tuesday, August zs.
at the home of Mrs. George Mar
tin, 11 9 C south Fourteenth street.
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Miss Edith Hazard and her
father, Mr. E. W. Hasard left re
cently on a fortnight s motor inp
to Yellowstone National Park.
Straight From
Paris
Mrs. George Pearce and her
daughters, the Misses Helen and
Dorothy Pearce, returned last
night from an extended visit at
Newport and Agate Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Elliott re
turned earlier in the week from a
motor trip to the various Oregon
beaches.
Recent Quests at
T. C. Smith Home
Rebekahs Enjoy
Social ravening
Sixty-five members of the Sa
lem Rebekah Lodge enjoyed a so
cial evening Monday in the I. O.
O. F. hall.
The committee in charge of the
affair included Hattie B. Camer
on, Rachel Reeder, Sarah Oliver,
and Rose Woodry.
Miss Evelyn Cummlngs and
Miss Jayne Wyatt each gave sev
eral readings and Miss Elenore
Moore sang. .
Refreshments were served late
In the evening.
Motoring Through
Southern Oregon
. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Minard, and
their two children, Carol And
Rex. left Monday on a motor trip
through southern Oregon. They
will visit relatives in Myrtle Point
and Marshfield.
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Meeting of Auburn
Woman's Club Today ,
The Auburn Woman's club will
meet this afternoon at two-thirty
o'clock at. the home of Mrs. Carl
CrebeL
R. G. Millers Will
Visit at Neskowin
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Miller left
yesterday for Neskowin where
they plan to spend the remainder
of the month.
Destroy Rustic
Nesmith Hedge
AtDerryFarml
DERRY, Ore., Aug. 15. (Spe
cial) The beautiful old hedge of
Hawthorn that has stood for more
than 80 years at Derry, jng the
Nesmith place has been dug up to
free the land for more pecuniary
purposes. The deep roots were
"extracted" with a stump puller
and dynamite, not to mention
strenuous labor on the part of the
workers.
The hedge was planted by Wil
liam Nesmith, the same man who
named this place Derry in mem
ory of Londonderry. Ireland, his
old home.
PARIS (AP) Padded tncks in
a sunburst droign trim the blouse
to black and white satin ensem
ble from LeJong. The blouse haf
a long tie collar which falls over
the plain skirt of heavy black sa
tin. The coat is of black satin
and is finished with an pstnnd-
ing white ermine collar.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Smith. Jr.,
had as their guests last week. Mrs.
Smith's brother and sister-tn-iaw.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Goff of San
Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Goff
were enroute to Victoria and Van
couver. B. C. ; ,.
Mrs. Parker Branin 4
Visiting iii Salem '
Mrs. Parker Branin of Pendle
ton la the guest this week of her
parents; Mr. and Mrs. J. H. West
Mr. and Mrs. West returned to
Salem a short time ago after
spending several months in Rose
burg and are now occupying a
home at 1CS0 South High street.
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Matthews on Trip
To Eastern Oregon f
Professor and Mrs. J. T. Mat
thews, accompanied by their son,
Oliver Matthews, of Los AngelesJ
California, left Wednesday for
Bend. Later the group will motor
south to Diamond Lake to Join an
other son. Donald, who is with
the government forest service in
eastern Oregon.
Aik yow gross for,
new Crswn Cake
Fleer. - Pronounced
tthyfar ssttemter-
ind cake
Holiness Camp
Meeting Opens
Near Rosedale
ROSEDALE. Ore., Aug. 1 5.
(Spedal) T. D. Trick has gone
to Canada to work with his broth
er..- - - i ;
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Haldy visit
ed relatives in Portland Wednes
day and Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker and son
Ralph and George- Whitney sf Los
Angeles; Calif., are spending a tew
days in thla eommunity;
W. E. Way, accompanied by a
group of boys, spent a couple of
days recently- on a fishing trip In
the mountains above Crooked
Finger.-'
A. T. Haldy helped clean tne
camp grounds at yuinaDy par
Tuesday.' the Holiness camp meet
ing beginning Wednesday.
Esther Cam mack is spending the
week, at the home of ber aunt near
Turner.
WOMAN WAS
ALL RUN-DOWN
Helped By Taking Lydl E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compoond
Evansville, Ind. "1 am writing to I
tell you how grateful I am that there I
is sucn a meat-
"AND ALL'S WELL"
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TOE NEW.
ZEMMLENE
foryout ' .
A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT
cine as yours for
sals in our stores.
I could hardly
drag around. I
was all run-down.
I have taken IX
bottles of Lydia
X. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound so far and
em going to take
it until I am
If friMiifa
nouee us cnange w my.
and my husband said today that I am
looking so much better and he wants
as to continue taking it- I hope to
help all women- who are . run-aows
end suffer from nervousness by ree
onunending your medicines.'' MM.
Victor K. ScBXiaisrxa. 44 Hazel
Avenue, Evaasville, Indisna.
Thegmalteife
Gitciou servtce sdd to the
hospitality too enoy at this
beautiful hotel . down-,
tows San Francisco, among
hops and theatres. .
Jtaasi mmi Btk, $2.50 -$5.30
astsT F. Prmsoit, Muatr
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SanrancIscQ
laiiitm's Stock RtAdngs Sale
the greatest Furniture event this year
Five Piece Colonial Bedroom Suite
A five piece group in gray enamel with hand decorated design that will make a charrning
group in any home. Full size bed in semi-poster style ; single mirror vanity with bench to t
match ; Chiffonier in popular chest style and a chair complete this setting.
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Cogswell
Chairs
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Here is an exceptional value i this popular
and comfortable chair, upholstered with dur
able Jacquard Velour
$25.25
Several chairs are included in this price
group, upholstered in attractive Tapestry or
Polychrome Jacquard Velour
$36.50
This chair is a very good value, far better
than the price indicates. It is upholstered
in. fine Tapestry and trimmed with Mohair
$42.50
Bedroom Furniture
' Odd Pieces and Suites
Two-piece Bedroom Suite consisting of a Full Size Bow
Foot Bed'and Single Mirror Vanity. American dJJC Hrt
Walnut veneer panels with line decoration PxJ.vV
Four-piece Bedroom Suite in pale green enamel, Spool
Style Full Size Bed, Single Mirror Vanity, CfJA CA
Chest and Bench : - tPJtstJU
Three piece Bedroom Suite in Gray Enamel. Full Size
Bow-end Bed, Dresser with large mirror, Cfi9 Cfl
and Chiffonier - - PVn-.aiV
Dresser in golden finish on Fir with good tf t 'O C A
mirror, a very good value aPleJstJV
Chiffonier to match the above Dresser. cj1 A "7C
Just the thing for an extra piece i 1U. I O
Large Chiffonier with walnut veneer panels. 9C
Very nicely finished, has six drawers $UU.U3
Cedar Chests
All Cnests Included in tbis offering are
made from Tennessee Red Cedar and
ear the well known "Lane" trade-mark.
Forty-five inch size .
Forty-eight inch size
Forty-three inch size
Chest on legs style
$17.50 JUf J ZfeA
$24.75 AK
. 29.50 vc ,
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Suites
Very seldom will you find a finer Dining Room Suite than
the one offered at this price. Eight fine pieces, large
Buffet, 8-ft. Extension Table, Five. Dining Chairs, one
Arm Chair. Entire suite in finest Walnut veneer panels
on hardwood. Blue leather seats -
Six-piece Suite in Solid Ash with Blended Walnut finish.
Large sise Table, Four cnairs
and Buffet . . - -
Six-piece Dining Group, Windsor style.
Table four Chairs and Eoffet.
Walnut veneer panels ... ..
$65.00
Medlnm alio
...$81.50
8eveiHpiece'xnig Group. Largo Table, five Chairt and
Arm Chair.' Walnut veneer panels and Tapestry.
upholstered seats
Friday end Saturday :
We will give every lady
entering our store, a can
of enamel cleaner ibr her
kitchen. '
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Golden T "last Mop
with a- to h Golden
Star liquid furniture poU"
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