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! I The New Omxgom Statesman. Salem. Oregon, Thn&a Hinting, November It, 19SM Salem s Social Activities Chronicled; What the Women are Doing RUTH MAE LAWRENCE Society Editor A Bridge Luncheon Social Event of Winter Seasons M S T. B. KAY and Mrs. harles H. Robertson were ostesses Wednesday after .r one of the most dellgnt dge luncheons of the early entertaining with a smart ;n the Oriental room of. the hotel. The colorful room ally lovely with green- nese bowls of small jrel- ,1 santherouma centering tTVy-laequered table, and -' golden chrysanthemums in lack floor vases contrasted with tie vividly-decorated screens U.-.0J aoout the room. Following the luncheon, 10 tables Jf bridge were in play, with Mr. Ercel Kay winning the first prise fr high bridge honors. The second prize went to Vf ra, Frank Si.edotor. The guest list included Mia. E. Apperson of McMinnville; Mrs. Joha H. Albert, Mrs. M. N. Cus Ick. Mrs. E. C. Cross, Mrs. John H. Crson, Mrs. Russell Catlin, Mrs, Curtis Cross, Mrs. E. E. Brag;, Mrs. Louis Bean, Mrs. Ileu ses P. Bolte, Mrs. Max O. Buren. M-ra. Prince W. Byrd, Mrs. William Boo. Mrs. Frederick Deckebach Mrs. w. H. Dancy, Mrs. S. C. Dy- Mrs. David W. Eyre, Mrs Char es (iray of Eugene, Mrs Lewit Griffith, Mrs. Homer Gou- let. Mis. Komeo Goulet, Mrs. Har ry Hav. kins. Mr?. Mollis Hunting ton. Mi. W. c. Hawley. Mrs. Er cel Kay, Mrs. V. C. Knighton of Portland. Mrs. F. S. Lamport, Mrs. V.. H. Lytle, Mrs. T. A. Llv enle.v Mrs. Hoy H. Mills. Mrs. "ers. Mrs. Milton Meyers, Mra.TMrank Myers, Mrs. Carl Nel- aunffx. John L. Hand, Mrs. lrC.JJJic;. Mrs. R. E. Lee Stein er. Mr . Frank Spears. Mrs. Frank Soeno Mrs. Frank Snedecor, nooD (ul t m brih tall : Mrs. .irles K. Spaulding, Mrs. : McKay entertained a group of Sa WaKe; L. Spaulding. Mrs. J. N.llem matrons in the Elks club. Smith. Mrs. John Scott, Mrs. I". G.jMrs. Ellsworth Ricketts assisted Sruule . .I rs. Josephine Stewart ofiMrs. McKay in receiving the KueJie. Mrs. Isaac I?e i'atierson, j guests. Mrs. Hal Hoss, and Mrs. E. A. Hurton of San Francisco. Tin- interesting affair Wednes day was tiie second of a series with which Mrs. Kay and Mrs. Robertson are entertaining during the winter months. R. N. A. Sewing Club Entertained Tuesday Thirty-one members and six children were entertained Tues day afternoon when Mrs. Margar m Ackerman was hostess in her home on North Capitol street at t: social meeting of the It. N. A. Aiig club. Members sewed for iii azaar which they are plan ii i u early in December. Roll-call a ts answered by readings and i i. nations, and a guessing game is played later in the afternoon. hour, Mrs. Ackerman Sisted by Mrs. Susie Par- niemg. Mrs.) Georgia Shearer and group were Mrs. Sarah I'euTTson, Mrs. Josephine Quamme and child, Mrs. Julia Blodgett. Mrs. Iavisa Spaulding, Mrs. Kath eriae Kach and daughter Barbara. Mrs. Gertrude Walker, Mrs. Cora'IS a Baim realtor, to assist in su Hunt. Mrs. Hoyt, Mrs. Leona Wit-! pervi?lnK the building of their zW. Mgs. Mary Wirtz, Mrs. Mary Joiujfon, Mrs. Nora Geiser. Mrs. Anna Lewis, Mrs. Lila Van Orsdol, Mrs. )rigg, Mrs. Marie Hunt, Mrs. Mildud Foulton and child, Mrs. Myrili Henderson Nation. Mrs. Mary "Ackerman, Mm. Rose Ab horr, Mrs. Margaret Ackerman. Mrs. Ida McCullough, Mrs. Geor gia Shearer. Mrs. Stwle Partuen ter, Mrs. Sarah Nelson Harter, Mrs. Azzel Mixson, Mrs. LIndquist, and daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Cheney, Miss Gertrude Cheney. Mrs. Laura Macklin and son. Mrs. Ackerman and daughter, and Mrs. Bertha -Loveland. Mm. Bertha Loveland will en tertain the group at her home No Tomber 27 with a Thanksgiving pr.jrani and a Thanksgiving post card shower. Capitol Auxiliary No. 11 will eatertaiu in the I- O. O. F. hall to auj a 6:30 pot-luck dinner to UjL 'lowed by Inspection and theSvjtl visit of the depart u.if j8ident. Chevaliers and members are requested to be pre sent in full dress uniforms. . Mrs. Harry W. Scott and two children. Vera and David, and Mrs. Beulah Cooper and two chil dren, Jackie and Marilyn, are mo toring to Seattle today where they will join Mr. Scott who has been attending a Harley-Davidson school in that city. The group will return to Salem Sunday. They make it Gracious tenrkesddt to the" . br utality you enjoy st (hit butlful hotel .. . in dowu tav n San Francisco, among L thaps and theatres. ttmni Btk, $2.50-15.50 E .vest F. Pmasow, Mmmmftr - CXARY- AT-MASOM Jrvjranctsco "".TV i FIRST COURT CHAMPS OF SEASON I In ! I V 1 . J rjjf - m - A ST. '-''aBBS V A. -.1 vaT' V"-- -'I l5! t if m H I Wl Here are the first basketball champions of the 1928-1929 net season. These girls, members of the Auckland, New Zealand, cham pionship girls' team, defeated every other first-rate girls team in the country. They won their title weeks before the American season opens, because the New Zealand winter season ends when the North American season begins. Dzlightfui Affair At Elks Club Wednesday CHARMING affair Wednes day was the bridge luncheon with which Mrs. Douglas Bronze chrysanthemums in sil ver baskets and clever Thanksgiv ing novelties decked the luncheon table, with' covers marked for Mi s. W. L. Phillips. Mrs. Frank Durbin. Jr.. Mrs. Walter Kirk, Mrs. Oscar Ols0n, Mrs. E. L. Kol lenborn. Mrs. Oliver Huston, Mrs. Ansley G. Bates, Mrs Sterling Smith. Mrs. Leland Smith, Mrs. Earl Gilbert, Mrs. Ellsworth Rick- :etts, Mrs. G. L. Ford. Mrs. Ernest P. Thorn, Mrs. Dean Adams, Mrs. Jack Johnston. Mrs. Walter Zosel, Mrs. Robert Shinn, Mrs. C. A. Downs, Mrs. Frank Moore, Mrs. J. L. Woodworth, and the hostess, Mrs. McKay. Mrs. E. P. Thorn won the prize tor high score honors for the fire tables of bridge in play in the women's parlors of the club dur ing the afternoon. The second prise went to Mrs. Robert Shinn, and the third prize was awarded to Mrs. Frank Durbin, Jr. Mrs. Grace Russell was hostess Monday night at a dinner in hon or of Mrs. John Werner. Pink and white dahlias fornfed the cen terpiece. Mrs. Werner arrived .Thursday to Join her husband who uew Home in uen homonu park. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. John Werner, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Knowles, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Gregory. Mr. E. W. Christenaen and the hostess The evening was spent at bridge. Our First! Our First!! Our First!!! in SALEM Watch for Friday's Paper HEALTH FOUND IN FRUIT COCKTAIL Simply made with these four fruits and sugar to taste This simple fruit cocktail will bring enjoyment and health to your table: Sections of grapefruit, of orange, of pineapple and bananas with the addition of granulated or powdered sugar to taste. The dis solving of the sugar blends the flavors of the various fruits and adds to them sweetness nature' perfect flavor. One of the main purposes of cook ery one often lost sight of in these days of extreme diets is to add to the zest and enjoyment of foods. And there is no other ingTedient so useful in making other healthful foods gracious to the palate as sugar. The good cook, by the judi cious use of sugar, makes all kinds of fresh fruits, vegetables and meats tasteful and delicious.' We spoke above of extreme diets. More than that, they are dangerous to health. Eminent medical aothori tica are alarmed at the semi-starva tion reducing diets. Extreme reduc ing removes the protecting fat that nature intends everybody should have. It tends to destroy the protec tion against disease. It very often causes permanent injuries to the most delicate organs and tissues. One of the first laws of health is to eat enough. Diet sensibly. Yen east neglect eating and keep well. Th Sugar Institute, Methodist Women's Meeting Is Tuesday The Woman's Bible class of the First Methodist church met Tues day afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. H. Bryan, 549 North Cottage street. Hostesses with Mrs. Bryan were Mesdames Ada Miller, Carl G. Doney, P. George, M. Fessen den and C. F. Breithaupt. A gen eral business meeting and social hour were enjoyed, with the class president. Mrs. Lena Robins, pre siding. The class has been extremely active, 4 7 calls on sick people and shut-ins being made. Mrs. F. A. Iegge reported $51.05 as net pro ceeds of the dinner served by the class last week. The class has a neat sum in a savings account for its contribution toward the Sun day school temple to be built by the First Methodist church in the near future. In addition to the hostesses, those present Tuesday afternoon were Mesdames A. A. Lee, A. E. Hale, F. A. Legge, L. M. Lisle, Owen Stratten. C. H. Bryan. Lena Robins, Elma Bennett, Edna Wat erman, O. W. Emmons, E. E. Gil bert, C. J. Koon, W. C. Young. J. S. Green, W. Wood and R. K. Ohling. Hal Hibbard auxiliary, IT. S. W. V. will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Carl Abrams, 145 Chemeketa street, for a so cial afternoon. mm rrsxw: T.&i .-.., .z'a vm a .... f Nt-3d Unusual Selling of CfujSMl Si " F " '" WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES Thursday " Social afternoon, TJ. 8. Grant eirclej ladies of the G. A. R., Mrs. iMary Baumgart- ner, 2675 Brooks avenue, 2:30 q'cloek. I Chapter P. E. O. Sister- hood, Mrs. F. W. Selee, Lib- errty Road. 2:30 o'clock. : Open meeting. United Ar- tisans. Fraternal temple, 8 o'clock. ! Liberty Woman's club. Lib- erty Community hall, 2:00 o'oiock. i Faculty Woman's club, Lau- sanne hall. 2:: 30 o'clock. West Way clob of W. B. A. Mrs. Frank Boehringer; 260 Wilson street, 2:30 o'clock. i Child study classes spon- sored by A. A. U. W.; pre- school child study class, Salem clinic, 7:3 o'clock: adoles- cent child sfady class, Y. W. C. A., 7:30. o'clock. Capitol Auxiliary No. 11. " I. O. O. JT. hall ; pot-luck din-" ner, 6:30 o'clock, official visit and inspection, 8:00 o'clock. Friday . ; Fri-N'i-Da club dance, Cas- tili an hall, 9 o'clock. Golden West club of W. B. A Mrs Jennie Miller. 351 South 19th street, 7 o'clock. South section of First Con- gregational church, Mrs. Thomas Burrows, 361 Leslie street. 2:00 o'clock. Woman's Alliance of Uni- tarian church. Emerson room of church, luncheon, 10:00 o'clock. Hal Hibbard auxiliary, U. S. W. V., Mrs. Carle Abrams, 1465 Chemeketa street, 2:30 o'clock. Silver tea and apron sale, sponsored by South circle of First Christian church, church parlors. 2:30 to 4:30 o'clock. Reception to the Rev. W. L. Cochran and family. Calvary Baptist church, 7:30 o'clock. Saturday Salem branch, A. A. U. W., luncheon, Gray Belle, 12:30 o'clock. Monday Willamette Shrine No. 2, W. S. of J., Masonie temple, 8:00 o'clock. Tuesday Dinner honoring supreme head of Eastern Star, spon- sored by Chadwick chapter, O. E. S., and Masonic lodge No. 4, A. F. and A. M. Ma- sonic temple dining-room, 6 -so'clock. Information, tele- Jhone Mrs. J. P. Price, 20 9 7 J. Benefit bridge tea and ba- zaar, sponsored by institutions. department of Salem Woman's club, club house on North Cot- tape street. Benefit silver tea for child- ren's Farm Home building fend, sponsored by Etokta club, home of Mrs; J. R. Pem- berton, 1456 South Commer- cial street, 2:30 to 5 o'clock. Unusual Selling of Big Crying Dolls WHO HAVE pLOUO CRYING VOiCES WHOn?UAVEVERY CUTE FACES WHO APE MORETHANSLOiNCHESHiGH VWOHAVE BOWETSTOKWCHTrCIROOSSB vwosEhHipmswyoN forever AND WHO HAVE C&ANtQl AND tc Really Exceptional Values! They are practically unbreakable. Bodies are fully propcrtioned, with composition arms and flesh colored cotton stuffed legs. Dresses and bonnets are ' of Belmont Prints m new designs and colors- lneir extra Yalues are due to our association with thousands of merchants and Marshall Field & Company, Wholesale, on the COMBINATION XX PLAN. Do not fail to tee this great value MILLER Patriotic Ordeits Install Officers Joshua Smith Sons of Veterans Camp No. 6, and their Auxiliary Joshua Smith No. S held Installa tion ceremonies Tuesday evening in their " rooraa la. the Woman's club building o& North Cottage street. Goodfellowshipi , began at 6-: 30 with a covered dish supper. At 7:45 the assembly! was called to order to witness an initiation by the Son's degree team. Both organizations were hon ored by 'the presence of their de partment officers who responded with short talks later in th eve ning. The following offieers were installed for the Sons of Veterans for the ensuing year, by depart ment commander H. C Howt of Hood River, installing officer; commander, G. R. Stover; senior vice commander, U. G. Boyer; junior vice commander, F. L. Bu. chaman; patriotic instructor, L. C. McShane; secretary-treasurer W. L. Pringle; guide, R. G, Hender son; color bearer, Eugene Pres cott; chaplin, John Thompson; guard, H. R. McWhorter; outer guard, J. A. Remington. Auxiliary officers installed by past president Mrs. John Robins, were: president, Mrs. Mary Lick el; vice president, Mrs, Alice Ad ams; trustees. Mesdames Reming ton. King, Smith; treasurer, Mrs. Hattie Cameron; secretary, Mrs. Minnie Baker; chaplin, Mrs. Bu chanan; guide, Mrs. Margaret Fessenden; ass't guide, Mrs. Alma Henderson; patriotic instructor. Mrs. Carrie Jennings; inside guard, Mrs. Esther Kruger; out side guard, Mrs. Nellae Pierce: color guards, Mrs. Emma Aron- son, Mrs. Sarah Eaton; press cor respondent. Mrs. Mettie Schramm; musician, Mtb. Georgia Shearer; national delegate, Mrs. Sarah Ea ton; alternate. Mrs. Minnie Baker. The following department offi cers were present: uept. rres. Mrs. Belle Crawford, Dept. Sec. Frances Horner; Past dept. Pres. Owen of Summer auxiliary; Past Com. Foster, Miss Gladys Stone, Messrs. Olin. Crawford; and Hor ner, all of Portland, j Past dep. Pres. Julia Webster; ilrs. Berg man, president of Salem Daugh ters' Tent and national depart ment veterans' council member No. 4, the president of; the Wom an's Relief Corps, Bertha Love- land and their junior vice pres ident, Mary Wirtz. The parent teachers association of Aumsville are 'sponsoring an all-day bazaar Friday in the Aumsville school housel Cafeteria lunches will be served ait noon and at night, with a full school pro gram being arranged for the eve ning. The newly-organized high school glee club will sing at that time. Side-shows and other attrac tions have been secured for the bazaar, and the women will sell articles and novelties for Christ mas gifts. .'Jir-.'.T. M TT v 1. T-iES-Aa teem '1ft. s - ... t New Home Opened With Charming Bridge Tea MRS. Lawrence Imlah enter, tained with the first social , 1 , v. n iiair lu d (itch u iuv u Imlah home on Norh Summer street when : she was hostess for eight tables of bridge Wednesday afternoon. The spacious rooms of the . charming new home were decked with baskets of bright car nations and chrysanthemums com bined with fern. Mrs. Imlah was assisted by her sister, Miss Ber- nice Kirk wood, in receivng the guests. The high score prize for the eight tables In play went to Mrs. George Nelson. Mrs. Earl Paul sen received the second prize for high honors, and the third prize went to Mrs. Chalmer George. At the tea hour, the hostess was assisted by Mrs. Edwin Arm strong. Mrs. Reed Rowland and Mrs. Carl Chapler. MrB. Imlah's guests included Mrs. Earl Paulsen. Mrs. Oral Lemmon, Mrs. George Nelson, Mrs. Reed Rowland. Mrs. Jesse George. Mrs. Carl Chapler. Mrs. Ralph Campbell. Mrs. Ed Viesko, Mrs. A. L. Adolphson, Mrs. Rich ard Schei, Mrs. Earl Daue, Mrs. E. H. Kennedy. Mrs. Chalmer' oeorge. .Mrs. Paul Bums, Mrs. La ban Steeves. Mrs. James Imlah. Mrs. W. A. Johnson. Mrs. Otto Hoppes. Mrs. E. P. Purvine. Mrs. Edwin Armstrong, Mrs. William Gosser, Mrs. Carl Armstrong, Mrs. Harbie Taylor, Mrs. Armin Berger. Mrs. Stanley Lainson, Mrs. John Simpson, Mrs. Howard Hulsey, Mrs. Glenn Gregg, Mrs. August Glutsch, and Miss Bernice Kirkwood. Members of the boys training school committee of the institu tions department. Salem Woman's dub, are sponsoring a program at me Doys training school at Wood burn Friday night. Motion pic tures taken by Dr. David Bennett Hill will be shown, and there will be musical numbers and dancing by Mrs. Oscar Gingrich. Mrs. Dav id Bennett Hill, chairman of the boys' training school division of the institutions department, is be ing assisted by members of her committee, Mrs. L. M. Gilbert. Mrs. E. E. Kennell, Mrs. Harry H. Belt. Mrs. J. A. Jelderks, Mrs J. G. Nadon, Mrs. Ray Hartman. Mrs. H. K. Stock well and Mrs. S. R. Dippel. Living A large purchase of Living Room furniture enables this firm to pass on to you, a very decided savinj on the purchase of overstuffed furniture for your home (his winter. Why not make a selection right now, for the family Christmas present? One Group Of Two-piece Living Room Suites A Davenport with Chair to match, made by the Kroehler Company and fully guaranteed. Coverings in good grade of Jacquard Velour, with a choice of color combinations. The set lTsf sflfl TjrirfM will place any set in your home today. Pay the P&UVV WWW balance on our convenient payment-plan. Exchange Etokta Club Benefit Is Next Tuesday The annual Etkota club benefit for the building fund of the Chil dren's Farm home at Corvallls will be held Tuesday afternoon. November 20. in the form of a silver tea at 'the home of Mrs. J. R. Pem berton. 14 55 South Com mercial street. Although the tea is public, a number of clever in vitations in the form of tiey i aprons wan the recipients re Quested to contribute a cent for each inch of their waist measure. have been sent to the club group and their intimate friends. At the tea hour. Mrs. C. P. Bishop will give the history of the Farm home, and musical numbers will be provided by Mrs. Bernice Clarke-East. The hostess com mt tee for the tea includes Mrs. J. I. Pembertoa. Mrs. Eric Butler, Mrs. E. C. Yam Slyke, and Mrs. William Bretz. Bridge Party at Adolph Home Mrs. David Adolph entertained in her home in the Glendora apart ments Tuesday night with three tables of bridge. Great bowls of chrysanthemums in bright fall colors were used attractively about ! the living room.. Late In the eve ning, Mrs. Sam Adolph assisted i the hostess in serving. The high score prize went to Mrs. Verm Suko. Mrs. Adolph's guests included Mrs. Roger Woodrow, Mrs. Fred Viesko. Mrs. Fred Gordon. Mrs. Hal Wiley. Mrs. N. F. Wicker. Mrs. Donald Madison, Mrs. Vern Suko. Mrs. C. H. Bussey, Mrs. Hall Hauk, Mrs. Herman Schemer Mrs. Richard Schei, and Mrs. Sam Adolph. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Adams. Miss viola Kirk and Miss Margaret Reynolds, all of Stevenville. Mon tana, were guests during the i week-end at the home of Prof, and Mrs. W. E. Kirk. The Mon-i tana folk were on their way to j San Diego where they will spend the winter. - Members of the Calvary Baptisit church are sponsoring a reception to their pastor, the Rev. W. L. Cochran, and his family, in the church Friday night, beginning at , 1.30 o clock. The public is Invit ed. A program and refreshments are being arranged by the women ; or tne cnnrcn. Aoom Firaitare with a distinct appeal 340 Court St. Department 2St)io. Commercial St Musical Tonight Is To be Brilliant Affair OCIAL and musical ctrcles of the Salem and of the Willam ette valley are looking to the informal musical tonight at the Elslnore theatre, when Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S. Hamilton will honor David Campbell, noted Portland pianist, as the most bril liant event of the early winter sea son. The program with which Mr. Campbell will entertain will begin at 9 o'clock, guests being received in the foyer of the Elslnore be tween 8:30 and 9 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. David Campbell will he as sisted in receiving the guests by ,: Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Lee Steiner, Dr. ahd Mrs. W. Carlton Smith. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Schultz of Port land, Mr. and Mrs. Milton L. Mey ers. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brug hardt. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rahn. Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Schucking, Mr. and Mrs. Fred N. Stump. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Welier, Mr. and Mrs. Max O. Buren. Mrs. Walter Deu ton, Miss Frances Virginie Melton. Miss Winifred Byrd and Miss Dor othy Pearce. Ushers will be Dr. Milton Stein er, Dr. Kenneth Power, Earl Shaf er, Kenneth Perry, Ralph Hamil ton. Wallace Carson, John Caug hell, Frank Deckebach and Wil lard Marshall of Portland. Mrs. K. A. Burton is leaving this morning for her home in San Francisco. aTter being a guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Kay in their home on Court street for the past fortnight. Several delightful af fairs have been given by Salem matrons In compliment to Mrs. Burton. ADDITIONAL SOCIETY PAGE lO ON Hostess Cakes for particular people Big assortment to choose from. Buy cake from your grocer Another Group of Two-piece Living Room Suites A nice size Davenport with Chair to match, all web construction under neath, full spring seat and back. Choice of coverings in two and three tone Jacquard Velours and Tapes tries. The set BSBSSlS mm jj