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The New OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Sunday Morning, September 9, 192S '
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ROZELLA BUNCH
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: Has First
' . Session
fflHE Salem Woman's clpb open.
ed the 1928.29 club . season
, .erday with a business- session
In. tBe dob house on North Cot
tage street, with Mrs. A- L. Wal
lace, the new club .president oc
cupying the chair.
Reports were given by Mrs.
. Mary C. Fletcher, general chair.
man of the citizenship training
t department of the club; by Mrs.
J. M. Devers, chairman of the ap
plied education department; Mrs.
W. Fargo, chairman of the
fine arts department; Mrs. F. L.
Titter, of the public welfare de
apartment; v and Mrs. S. M. Endi
. cott, chairman of the institutions
department.
Mrs. David Wright, chairman
of the yearbook committee, and
Mrs. Harry J.. Weldmer. of the
- hospitality committee,' also gare
brief reports. . ' -.
Mrs. Charles K. Spanlding an
nonnced that the Dorenbecher
hospital committee of which she
is chairman. wllf sponsor a bene
' fit bridge tea some time In Octo-
ber. r : ' ';
s'The Woman's club classes will
be; continued this winter under
the auspices of the applied educa
tion department. Dr. Martin , F.
. Ferrey will be leader of the
Book, of the Month class, and Dr.
F. G." Franklin has consented to
. 'again tak charge of the Current
Erents class.
; Yearbooks were completed last
, week .and.will .be. distributed to
'the members' upon payment of cne
J club dues :
i An Interesting musical program
was giTen at the meeting .which
'included Tocal solos and duets
'given by Mrs. J. M. England and
Mrs. Perry, accompanied by Pro
fessor T. S. Roberts.
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4 Today
i Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Goode,
' Stavton. open gardens. Salem.
f Garden club- members Invited
! Public Installation of senior
Christian Endeavor, First
; Christian church. 7 o'clock
Tuesday
JJJ ISS BETTY SHIPLEY, decanter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward A. Shipley, 420 Bush
street, who will enroll at the University of
Oregon for the fall term. Miss Shipley grad
uated in June from Salem High School. -
Jl ISS DOROTHY BELL, another popular t7JT ISS MAXINE GLOVER
member of Salem's younger set.-will .shortly for Eugene to
enroll for her second year at the University
of Oregon this month. Miss Bell is the
daughter of Mrs. Villiam Bell and a mem
ber of Gamma Phi Beta sorority.
will also leave
shortly for Eugene to enter the Uni
versity of Oregon for her sophomore year.
Miss Glover, the daughter of MrY and Mrs.
Ralph Glover, is a Gamma Phi Beta sorority
member.
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MissL. Heist
Honored at
; , .Dinner,
GOMPLIMENTING Miss Laura
Heist who willjeare shortly
ior main arier spenaing several
mdbthsln Salem ' with her sis.
ters,'Mrs. W, -W. Emmons and
the Misses Lola and Una Heist,
the'Piereans of the First Metho
dist church entertained one after,
noon of the past week at Chestnut
Frm, the home of Miss Hetta
Field, east of Salem. ' '
1 Miss Heist spoke informally of
the customs of the eastern coun
try where she has .spent the past S
five years.
A picnic dinner was served, on
the veranda at six o'elock.
In the 'croup were "the honor
guest. Miss Laura Heist, Miss
Grace Taylor, Miss May Hale.
Miss Mildred Simons, Miss Grace
Elisabeth. Smith. Miss Amy Mart
ini Miss Margaret Sutherland,
Miss Laura Hale, Miss Ina Koon.
Miss Jessie Martin. Miss Alma
Pohle, Miss Florence :, Cunning,
ham, Mrs. Almlra Hale, Mrs. Ada
Ray, Miss June Philpott, W
Mat tie Sutherland, Miss Maud,-
Simons, Miss Lina Heist, Mis.s
Hetta Field. Mrs. Edith Bagly.
Mrs. Josephine Taylor ' and M v.
W. D. Smith.
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Mrs. C. P. Bishop
entertains
Club
Chadwick chapter, JCastern
W. r. M. S.. First M. E
church. Social meeting, honor-
ing Miss Mora Heist. Church
j parlors. 2:90 o'clock. "
Needlecraft club. Mrs. F.
! a'Jewett.; 175, South 19th
! street, hostess. 2: JO o'clock. "
Writers': Section. Salem Arts
League. Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
I Kelts, 920 Leslie street hostess.
2:30 o'clock. '; '
! -: Wednesday y .
; Barbari Frietchie Tent, No.
2, Woman's club-house. 8:00-
o'clock.
I Hanna Rosa Court, order of
. t the Amaranth. Bridge and 500
party.
i Reservations, Mr. J. H.
-Hathaway, telephone 1088.
v Regular Court meeting, 8:00
" f o'clock.
1 "Open house" sponsored by
' women of First Presbyterian
church. Church women of Sa-
lem and surrounding commun-
.ity Invited to attend. 2:30
j o'clock. Church auditorium'
sj Chemeketa street at Winter.
S Friday '
Salem Council of church
women. First Baptist church.
4 All-day meeting. Luncheon
" I eerved by women of Baptist
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"Open House" Arranged
-For All Church Women
flTHE Missionary society ofiH- Mohr. Mrs. Cecil . Swope.
the First Presbyterian
church of Salem is sponsoring
an "Open House" Wednesday
afternoon, September 12, in
the church auditorium, Che
meketa street at Wmter.
Women from all churches
in Salem and of the commun
ity surrounding- within a ra
dius of 30 miles have been in
vited. to attend the affair
which is directly in charsre of
Mrs. E. G. Ford, nresident of
the missionary society.
The reception committee con
sists of the following: Mrs. J. J.
Nunn, Mrs. L. O. Clement. Mrs.
Otto J. Wilson. Mrs. Willis Moore,
Mrs. W. W. Emmons and Mrs.
Norman KendaU Tally.
The ushers wUl be Mrs. E. E.
church, 12:00 o'clock.
' Woman's Alliance
k i upens p au
I Season
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, IfllHE year books of the Worn
, j X Alliance of the Unitar,
" j Ian church were received last
,vweek from the printer and were
. ' distributed to the members at
tReir opening meeting of the sea
sen which was held Friday In the
ehnrch parlors.
! Mrs. L. F. LeGarie, president of
ithe- Alliance, outlined her plans
Jforthe year at the meeting which
j took the form of a picnic lunch
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The following standing commit.
tees have been appointed by Mrs,
, LeGarie: ways and means. - Mrs.
Ceorge Trott, Mrs. Milton Meyers,
.and Mrs. Thurma Houston; pro
gram, Mrs. W. E. Feldman, Mrs.
W. E. Anderson and Mrs. Wag
" staffi social service, Mrs. J. R.
'Pollock, Mrs. J. M. Devers, Mrs.
Thurma -Houston, Mrs. Roy Bur.
ton. andMrs. Truth Anderson;
'post office. Mrs. Frank Cana:
friendly links, Miss Ethel Fletch.
er; fellowship, Mrs. Martin F.
.Ferrey; . house, Mrs. F. d. Brock
-enridge; junior work, Mrs. G. H.
LitUefield; religions educaUon,
.' Mrs. K. R. Tlandall.
I The Alliance will hold its bust
ness meetings on the lirst rnaay
afternoon of each sno nth. The so-
eaU meetings will open with
one o'clock luncheon on the third
Friday "bf each month. .
iMrs. Denton Wiil
' JArange Audition
' Mrs. Walter Denton Is making
; Extensive plans for the second At
jwater Kent audition which will
be hld throughout tho . United
istates this fall. ' ..
' i Mrs. Denton has again accepted
' .the chairmanship ' for the Salem
Iterritory. Other local officers axvdJ
etate officers will be announceo
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j The - application blanks "'. for
singers who. wish to participate In
: the contest may now bo obtained
lat the Chamber of Commerce or
ilrs. Tibbetts. Mrs. Arthur Bates
ind Mrs. Kenneth Power.
Mrs. w. B. Johnston is chair,
man of the tea committee.
The program which has been
arranged includes -Xhe following:
Prelude Pipe organ, Frank E.
Churchill.
Prayer. Mrs. Williams, Salva
tion Army.
Hymn "Tell Me The Old. Old
Story" Assemblage.
Welcome, Dr. Norman Kendall
Tully.
Responses. Devotions, Mrs. M.
C. Findley. W. F. M. S.. First M.
E. church. ,
United Thank Offering. Mrs. S.
DeLisle, St. Paul's Episcopal
church.
General Work of the Church,
Mrs. C. M. Byrd, American Luth
eran church.
Work Among Children at Ellis
MEMORY
I see a schooner in the bay
Cutting: the current into foam;
One day she flies and then one day
Comes like a swallow veering: home.
I hear a water miles away
Go sobbing down the wooded glen ;
One day it falls and then one day
Comes sobbing: on the wind again..
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Remembrance goes but will not stay;
That cry of unpermitted pain.
One day departs and then one day
Comes sobbing to my heart again.
Duncan Campbel Scott.
grftgationaL
Solo, "The Publican"
Water), Mrs. Martin
Unitarian.
Baptist Work, Mrs.
Ling, Mrs. Ross C. Bidwell. Mrs. Island, Mrs. W. D. Clarke. Con.
The Varty Dress
filafdng Parlors
(Van de
Ferrey,
Harry
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White, First Baptist.
Our Living Link in Africa,
Mrs. Edwin Nlssen, Christian
church.
Work of American Service terestlng affair of the week
Committee. Mrs. F. A. Elliott.
Friends church.
Methodist Missions. Mrs.
George H. Alden, First M. E.
Music, "Berceuse Slave" (Ne
ruda). "Londonderry Airs" ( Him met
re Ich Norma Maler, Sacred Heart
Academy.
Vocal Solos, Margaret Mary
Thompson, Sacred Heart Acad
emy. Council of Church Women,
Mrs. W. W. Emmons.
T. W. C. A., Miss Lnella Baker,
Y. M. C. A.. "Our Work in
Alaska", Mrs. W. A. Reid. t
Presentation of Missionaries'.
Candle Service, Missionary So
ciety, First Presbyterian churth.
Tour of new church educational
buUdlng.
Tea in Social hall.
One hundred invitations have
been issued for the "Open House'
which promises to be the most in
Fritz Slades Will
Return From Beach
Mr.- and Mrs. Fritz Slade and
their twin sons, Colin and Fred,
will return today after soendrnr
the summer in their cottage at Ac-
aie tseacn.
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Jas. Walton Leaves
For Home in East
James Walton, Jeft Friday for
his home In Pittsburgh,' Penny
lvania after visiting his brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. land Mrs.
William S. Walton, and iiis sister.
Miss Beatrice Walton, for several
weeks.
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N Interesting and enlightening
-ewiew of Tammany Hall was
j by Dr. Martin F. Ferrey at
the meeting of the Republican
Study club Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. C. P. Bishop on '
Court Street.
-The review was taken from the
volume on that subject compiled
by M. R. Werner which has re
cently been added to the shelves
at the State library.
At the close of the meeting
election of officers was held. Mrs.
C. P.1 Bishop being reelected
president; Mrs. Isaac Lee Patter,
son. vice president; and Miss
Allie Chandler, secretary-treasur
er. ":...
The club meetings will be neirt
at the C. P. Bishop home, ah wo
men interested are invited to at
tend.
Leave for School
In Columbia County
Miss Arvilla Wood worth and
Miss Margaret Barquist left yes
terday for Yankton, Oregon where
they. will, teach this winter. Miss
Woodworth is principal oi
Yankton school and Miss Barquist
is a teacher in the primary depart
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