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Senator and Mrs. Charles McNary
Will be Scene of Benefit Affair
BY ROZELLA BUNCH
THE beautiful country estate of Senator and Mrs. Charles
L. McNary, located north of Salem on the river road
will be the setting for the outstanding social affair of the
summer the benefit garden party, which will take place on
the afternoon and evening of Thursday, August 30.
Senator and Mrs. McNary who will leave in September
i or Wahington, D. C after spending the summer in Oregon,
offered their home for the interesting affair which will be a
benefit for the fine arts building at the University of Oregon.
ExtensiTe gardens, attractively
landscaped, surround the McNary
home. A large creek with rustic
bridges and a falls at the entrance
drive, adds to the beauty of the
grounds. A tennis court, putting
green and wild, flower garden are
Included In the ' estate tn addi
: lion to the lawns and vivid flow
er beds which will be at the
heighth of their early fall beauty
next week, j i '
Mrs. Curtis B. Cross is chalr--Hin
ot the committee In charge
-of the ticket sale. Prominent wo
men assisting Mrs. Cross are Mrs.
David W. Eyre, Mrs. Ralph Glov
er, Mrs. H. II. OUnger. Mrs. Wil
liam Bell. Mrs. Gus Hixsou. Mrs.
Chester M. Cox, and Mrs. Clifford
Brown who is president of the
Salem Fine Arts Club.
Tickets which .are extremely
reasonable and give one an oppor
tunity to see the gardens which
will be opened only on this i one
occasion and also to enjoy danc
ing on the lawn, fortune telling
and other unusual diversions, may
be obtained from Miss Rovens
Eyre. Miss Eugenia Zieher, Miss
Charlotte Zieher, Miss Maxlne
Myers. Miss Nancy Thielson, Miss
Pauline Knowland. Miss Florence
Power, Miss Dorothy Baker, Miss
Maxine Clover. Mis Helen Pol
lock Miss Julia Creech. Miss Vi
vian Eiker. -Miss Dorothy Bell.
Mrs. Willard Marshall, and Mrs.
Galen Zener.
Out ot town chairmen for the
affair are Miss OUver Barker. Al
bany; Mrs. Clarence W. Keene,
Silvertou; Miss Faith Kimball, la-
dependence; Miss Elisabeth Mc-
Cord. Wood burn; Miss Augusta
Gerlinger, Dallas; Mrs. J. W. Sad
ler, Aurora; and Mrs. George Ger
linger, Portland.
The following local committee
chairmen have been appointed:
Mrs. Clifford Brown. Mrs. Daa J.
Fry Jr..; Mrs, Curtis B. Cross.
Mrs. P. D. Qulsenberry. Mrs. F. A.
Elliott, Mrs. Paul Hendricks, and
Miss Rovena Eyre.
Salem Girl Brid
At Attractive
Service
AT an attractive service read by
the Rev. Clement Clark. Mtss
Greta Ann Brumage and Mr.
John Roward McWade were mar
ried Sunday. August 12 at the
First Congressional church of
Solera. j
The bride, who was given In
marriage "by her father, Mr. Mil
ton L, Brumage. wore a lovely
wedding gown ot silk lace over
doth of stiver, with fuU-length
tulle veU caught with orange
blossoms. She carried a shower
bouquet of Ophelia roses and
orange blossoms.
JMiss Louise Hollyburton. the
maid of honor, and - Miss Inez
Reifsnyder. Mia Stgne Paulson.
Miss Anne Johnson and Miss
Dorothy Taylor, the bridesmaids,
wore similar frocks ot chiffon and
pastel shades.
Mr. Roy Brumage acted as
best mam.
The ushers were Mr. William
Dickson. Jr.
XJle and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess
L. McCWUand. .
Mr. and Mrs. McWade , left
shortly-after the service tor Mon
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treal. They will sail the first ot
September far Belfast. Ireland to
ow guests 01 Mr. McWade s par
ents, air. and Mrs. W. F.McWade,
for aa extended visit.
They will make their home in
Rata. Oregon following their re
turn in November. .
Oregon City
Girl Guest Here
After a two weeks trio to
New-
pert and ajoag the McKensie high
way. Miss Ruth Stronp of Oregon
uty Has spent the past week in
Salem as the guest of her cassia.
Him Genevieve Martin, who ac
rompanied her on the trip. On
Friday a line party at a. local the
atre was given In Miss Semap's
honor. Those attending included
Misses Frances Fellows. EUie
Tucker, - Harriett Adams, Sasan
Martin Opal Harlan. Harriett
Payne. Dorothy Tucker. Rath
Burch. Genevieve Martin. TCffJe
Grimes and the guest of honor. -
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Miss Helen Pearce
Leaves for South
Miss Helen Pearce Is ' leaving
this morning for Berkeley. Cali
fornia. -where she will continue
her study for her master's degree.
. The annual picnic of the Wom
an's Relief corps' will- bo - held
Tuesday. August 21; In Portland.
The local group will-charter a ban
for the trip' It a sufficient number
of members psjt to attend.
Will Spend' Week' "L
At Seaside Beach
Mr. and MrsvD, A. Toung. Mr.
and Mrs, Curtis B. Cross and Mr.
and Mrs. P. D. Quisenbarry will
laavs Tuesday for Seaside whero
. . . SOCIETY EDITOR
SOCIAL, CALENDAR
Today
Nebraska picnic. State fair
grounds. Dinner served at
1: SO o'clock.
Address, "The Church and
Civic Reform. Miss Maude
M. Aldrich of Portland, speak
er. First Methodist church, S
o'clock.
Wednesday
Barbara Frietchie Tent
Woman's club-house, N. Cot
tage St.. 8 o'clock. . Initiation
of officers. , .- ?
Savage Family In
Annual Reunion
In Salem J
ffVlIE members of the- Savage
I tlin held their second an
nual reunion on August IS in
Woodland Park. Thirty descen
dants of John Savage of Kalam
asoo. Michigan and Towner Sav
age, also of Michigan, but later of
Salem, were in attendance.
Following thV dinner, the min
utes of the last meeting were
heard. A. M. Patrick ot Salem
was chosen president for next
vear. Rex. R. Gibani was re-elect
ed secretary and treasurer for next
year.
Greeting were received from
Miss Nettie Savage ot Decatur,
Michigan. In whose honor the
first reunion was held.
Members of the clan who at
tended the August gathering are:
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Patrick. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Evans Mr. and
Mrs. L. O. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs.
George O. Savage. Mrs. 'Sarah
Patrick. Mrs. Stella Bridges, and
son Bobbie; W. H. Savage. Miss
Ethel Fletcher, and Charles Ramp
ot Salem; Mr. and Mrs. R. M.
Whitney and family ot Browns
ville. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sav
age of Brownsville, Mr. Harvey
Savage of Brownsville, and Mrs.
Rath Savage and Bonnie of
pvoodbu
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STRAY BOG
Your wistful eyes searched each one as he passed.
Stray dog so lost, so starved and starkly thin.
And yet your gallant hope held to the last v
That there would come a heart to take you in.
Some came who jeered at your bewilderment,
Some kicked you, shouted, threw things till you're gone;
gone;
But, oh, more cruel was the one who bent
And petted you, and murmured and went on.
Charlotte Mish.
Mrs. George Burnett
Leaves for Seattle
M.rs. George H. Burnett left yes
terday for Seattle where she will
remain tor an extended visit with
friends.
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After amending a. fortnight at
Newport Mrs. Frank W. Power.
Dr. and Mrs. F. Kenneth: Power
and Miss Florence Power have re
turned to their hone in Salem.
The group also motored to Sea
side, Cannon Beach and Gearhart.
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Former Salem Man
Married in South
Cards have been received by
Salem friends announcing the mar
riage of Miss Rose Groshong of
San Francisco. California, and Mr.
William F. Headrlck. ada ot Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Headrlck of Salem.
which took place August S in San
Jose, California.
Mrs. Kenneth Barry
Recent Guest Here
Mrs. Kenneth Barry f Katherlae
Slade) of Seattle. Washington, was
the guest of Mrs. Earl Becks for
several days last week.
Mrs. J. A. Carson
Has Week-end Guest
Mrs. J. A- Carson has as her
guest this week-end Mrs W. J.
Rafter of Seattle. Washington,
Recent Guests at
E. E." Bragg Home -
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:Mr. and Mrs. E. E, Bragg had
as their guests last week their
son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Dan McLellaa and their
grandchildren. Daa and Sally. "-
Mrs. Emily . Cook , of Durbin.
South Africa, was also a guest at
the Bragg home.
Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Fryer ; are!
spending tho week-end. at, Keslo -
Delia PHi Girls Are
Entertained
At Spa
A
'GROUP ot members ot
the
JA Delta Phi Sorority of
Umette University met
Wfl-
yes-
terday for an Informal luneheon
In the Green Gate room of the
spa.
Plans were discussed at the
meeting for decorating and fur
nishing the attractive sorority
house which Is now under con
struction on Court street, be
tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth.
Covers" were placed for. Miss
Pauline Remington Mrs.. Gil
bert Wrenn. Mrs Sheldon F.
Sackett, Miss Pauline ' Findley.
Miss Marian Brets. Miss. Louise
Findley. Miss Beatrice Hartung
and Miss Margaret Bolt.
The girls have met for lunch
eon each week. - of the . summer
months.?: - , .
Picnic Dinner Party
Given for Mr. Young
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Touag enter
tained Friday afternoon with . a
picnie dinner party at Hager's
grove, honoring their son, Elmer
Young., who is spending a part of
the summer with his parents in
Salem. Mr. Toung is a member of
the faculty of the University of
Minnesota.
Out-of-town guests Included Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Reiner and their
son. Tern Reiner, of Spokane; and
the Rev. Paul R. Roeder. who has
recently completed his work at
Boston Theological school.
Others present were Elmer
Toung, Miss Ruth Roeder, Miss
Frances Young. Mr. Schindler.
Miss Freda Schindler. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Carl. Rev. and Mrs. E.
J. Aschenbrenner, Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Feldman and the host and
hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Toung.
Guests in Salem
At Curtis Home
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Russell
were guests for a short time last
week as the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph C. Curtis.
Mr.' and Mrs. Russell (Dorothy
Williams) who weawmanied earli
er la the month in Mllwaukte. Ore
gon, were enroute to their home
after a trip to the Oregon beaches.
Guest in Astoria
For Several Weeks
Miss Alice Judd is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. E. C. Judd, In As
toria for several weeks.
Miss Bragg Returns
From San Francisco
Miss Edith Bragg haa returned
after spending a fortnight la Cali-
rornia. hm Bragg was accom
panied south by Kiss Roth Griffith
who has gone to Honolulu where
she will remain for a year.
.
Week-end Guests
Blatchford Home
Dr. and Mrs Benjamin match
ford have as their guests for the
week-end Mrs. H. K. Newmsa snd
Xer daughter. Miss Helen Newman,
ot Exeter, California.
Tason Lee Group
Guests at Picnic
Members ot tho Mis pah class of
the. Jason Leo Snaday school were
entertained with an Interesting
picnie Friday evennlg at the home
of Mrs.' A. B. Disbrow on the Gar
den Road. 7 v. -..
Covers were placed for 3 S at
tho long picnic dinner tables.
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Mrs. Branin Returns
To Eastern Oregon
After spending a week wifa her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. West,'
Mrs. Parker Branin returned Fri
day to her homo In Pendleton.
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Miss Shank Returns -
I To Home in Eugene ,'
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Miss Bins Mao Shank, who was
the bouse guest of Miss Loretta
Yaxley for several weeks, left
terday for her home in Eugene.
Leaving Today for
Vacation at Beach
Mrs. Daisy Mclntyre. Kiss Anns
Mclatyre and their guest. Miss
.Xedra UcKean nf Aberdeen. Wash-
ington. are leaving today for New-
I port where they will remain for a
Misses Fleenor to
Visit in the South
The Misses Vivian and Wilds
Fleenor left yesterday morning tor
California where they will remain
tor a month. They were accom
panied south ot Mrs. Mary E.
(Adams who has been a house guest
at the Fleenor home this summer.
The Misses Fleenor will visit
their aunt. Mrs. H. T. McCallan. in
Los Angeles and will visit other
relatives in San Francisco.
Visit in Portland
For Several Days
Mrs. E. E. Gilbert snd her
dsnghter. Miss Beatrice Hartung
were guests at the Heathman
hotel in Portland for several days
last week.
Guest in Salem
From California
Miss Elsie Nelson of Los An
geles. California, Is the house
guest for a fortnight of the Misses
Bessie and Marguerite Harvey.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver .
Leaving for Hawaii
Mr. and Mrs. George Oliver
(Genevieve Findley) and their
small daughter. Muriel, who have
been ' the nests of Mrs. Oliver's
parents. Dr. and Airs. M. C Find
ley. for tho greater part of the
month, will leave tomorrow for
Vancouver. B. C They will sail
In September ; for tho Hawaiian
Islands whore Mr. Oliver has e-
repted the sositlon of T. M. G A.
secretary a nhe University of
Hawaii. t
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Miss Muriel Hurley
To Be Wed-Thursday
Salem friends are interested In
tho marriage of Hiss Muriel Ann
Hurler, and Mr, Arthur Coo Gray
which will take place Thursday
afternoon. August 23. At tho bams
ot tho bride'a parents ia'KBgeno.
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Spend the Day With
Miss Mary Findley
Mrs. M. C. Findley snd Mrs.
George Oliver motored to Kujreae
Friday to spend, tho day with Mrs.
Fiedler's dsnghter. Miss - Msryi
Findley.
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Barbara Frietchie, .
To Meet Wednesday
Barbara Frietchie Tent will
meet at o'clock Wednesday eve
ning at tho Woman's club-house
on. North Cottage street. . Officers
will be Initiated at this meeting.
Motor To Neskowin
To Spend Week-End
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. UarCensJe.
thelrson and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. D. L. MacKensie. and
their grandchildren. Thomas snd
Mary Jean, of MinnenpoUa. Minne
sota, are spending tho week-end at
Neskowin. ' .
State Reancsted
To Hold Hearing
" The rnWle ieervtr Vommlslson
hss bom nsetw WM bev.
of Grafts Patj eg tfnst the Rogue
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Return From Visit
At Lincoln Beach
Mrs. Brasler C. Small and her
little daughter. Suaanne, and Miss
Beryl Holt, have returned from a
week's visit at Taft. While at the
beach they were the guests of
Mrs. w. A. Winters of Portland.
Exquisite
tooi Hosiery.
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lit III PleJU shioned Service Hose. Ex- Ol.sJ
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Henry V. Comptons
Return From Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Henry V. Compton
and their two children, Barbara
and Stuart Henry, returned last
week from a trip to the Oregon
I uu nunianon Deacnes as iar
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Inorth as Paget Sound.
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ceptionally Uniform Texture for this
class of stocking.
Pure Thread Silk over the Knee. Mer
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Holeprooi:Hosiery
Salems Tirortisg
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Marriage of
Will
Mt&E.E. Whiting
Honored With
Party
COMPLIMENTING her house
guest. Mrs. E. E. Whiting of
San Francisco. Mrs. : George
E. Waters entertained Friday af
ternoon in her home on North
Summer street with a delightful
bridge party.
Bridge was In play at three
tables throughout the afternoon.
The high score prize was won by
Mrs. W. H. Dancy. Mrs. E. E.
Whiting received the second
award.
Summer flowers In a variety of
vivid colors, were arranged about
the living rooms and on the at
tractively-appointed tea table in
the dining room.
Mrs. Demacon
Has Anniversary-
The fifty-sixth birthday anniver
sary of Mrs. M. C. Demacon was
observed Friday at the home of
her son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Satter. 1905
Fairgrounds road, with whom she
makes her home while in Salem.
Two of her other children, Louise
Demacon and Rose Demacon. both
of Eugene, were in Salem for the
event, as was her grandson. Victor
Louis Demacon of Oregon City.
Other friends and relatives, pres
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mar
tin and sons John and William of
West Stayton; ?Mr; and Mrs. Robert
Fede and aaugnter Kuoy ciaire
and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Scott of
this city: Mr. and Mrs. Charley
LeBrun and son Jeff. Miss Irene
Gross. Miss Rets Gross. Donald
and Melvin Gross and Bob Pruit.
all of St. Louisa, Ore.
Motor to Waldport
For Several Days
Mr. and Mrs. Mason Bishop,
Misa Henrietta Bishop. Miss Ger
trude Oshler, Mr. snd Mrs. S. B.
Gillette. Miss Margaret Gillette
. 4 U T A DUknn mrm IMndiBr
Ith wek-end at Waldport.
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Take
Silk from Top to Toe. A
Highly Styled. Full Fa
shioned Medium Weight Service Hose.
An Innerlimng of Fine Yarn in Gar
ter Top and Foot adds to Service. Ex
Toe Guard for Extra Protection
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Miss
Hunt
Place
Today
AN event of this afternoon
will be the wedding of
Miss Grace Hunt and Mr.
Ralph E. Jackson which will
be solemnized at three o clock
at the home of the bride's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Hunt,
on North Capitol street.
Dr. R. C. Blackwell, an old
friend of the bride's family, will
read the single ring service in
the presence ot thirty relatires ot
the young couple.
The bride who will be giTen in
marriage by her father. Mr. J. W.
Hunt, will wear a lovely wedding
gown of shell-pink georgette with
silver lace and will carry a show
er bobquet of . Cecil Brunner roses
and sweet peas.
There will be no attendants.
Kenneth Hunt, small brother
of the bride, will play Mende!-
sshon's Wedding march on the
violin.
An informal reception will fol
low the ceremony. Attractive dec
orations of asters and gladioli
hare arranged.
After a wedding trip to Crater
Lake and the Oregon cares. Mr.
and Mrs. Jackson will return to
Salem and will occupy their new
home at 520 North, Eighteenth
street.
Mr. Jackson is assistant claim
agent of the Industrial Accident
Commission with offices in Salem.
Miss Zimmerman
Guest in Salem
Miss Anne Zimmerman who has
been engaged In Girl Reserre work
in the middle west since her
graduation from Willamette uni
versity a year ago is spending th
week-end with her Mster. Miss Jo
sephine Zimmerman, at the Rob
erts Apartments.
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Stearns and
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ashby spent
Thursday of the past week in fin
by, Oregon City and Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Turner of
Bremerton. Washington. wero
guests of friends in Salem Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Turner, formerly
Miss Vesta Smith, were enroute
from their home in Washington to
southern Oregon.
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