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The New Oregon Statesman. Sateny Oregon, Thursday Morning. November. 29, 19X9 Salem's Social Activities Chronicled; What the Women are Doing RUTH MAE LAWRENCE Society Editor - Capital City Observes Thanksgiving Most Informally fpHANKSGIVING, that holiday of solemn joy and prayer ful remembrance of blessings which comes to us with th-J tradition of being inaugurated three hundred years ago by W Pilgrim forefathers, ity in many Salem homes today. Innumerable family m Vioinnr Viol! with vited for the day. Informality terize the festivities. tJ&alJ JSMiss Byrd to Give between Willamette univer sit j-"and Whitman college, will be the one exciting event; x ri day night, the gay dance at the Castilian hall when mem-be- s of the Mrs. R. L. White's ballet classes "will entertain, will be outstanding for the en tertainment of the many uni versity students who are noire for the week-end. Mrs. J. C. Griffith is host :n her home today for a six-t-"-n rover family dinner. Covers will he placed for Mr. and Mrs. O. K Krausse, Mr. and Mrs. Glen and daughter, Suzzanne, all of I'. rtland; and for Mr. and Mrs. J ;tx H. Albert, Mr. and Mrs. Ash; Eoff. Miss Josephine Albert, Dr. md Mrs. John Griffith. Mr. and Jlr8. Lewis Griffith and chil dren, Lor a Kate and Johu Spaul ding. and for the hostess, Mrs. M'iVehd Mrs. Reuben P. Boise are entertaining quietly with Mr. an,,VjV Breynian Boise and their B6n$"afliicent; and Evan, as guests. The family group being enter tained at the Walter L. Spaulding home today includes Mr. and Mrs. Cbafl"s K. Spaulding, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Spaulding of New berg, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mills and their children, and the hosts, Mr. and X'rs. Walter Spaulding. An interesting dinner will be the one with which Mr. and Mrs. John H. McNary will entertain for Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stolz, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Marshall, Miss Nina McXary and Richard Stolz who is home from the University or Washington at Seattle for few days. Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Blatch ford are hots not only to their children but to a number of friends. Their guests inclade Mr and Mrs. C. K. Gillette of Forest Grove Mlsa Mildred Mill of Marsh field. Miss Evangeliae Hein- ick of Yakima, Washington, Paul Chalmers, Mrs. H. M. Durkheimer, and their sons. Roderick Blatch ford or Rjderwood, Washington, and Ruskln Blatchford, who is a senior at the North Pacific Dental college at Portland. At the T. B. Kay home, Mr. and Mr"kXa-f have as their gueata Mr and 7rS. Hollifl Huntington, Mr. and .Mrs. Ercel Kay, and Mrs. T B. K- father. C. A. Wallace, 'fce4 years old. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hawkins will bo hofts at Thanksgiving din ner to Mrs. Hawkins' mother, Mrs A. M. Hawkins of Albany, and Mr, and Mrs. W. Robert McMurray anT son. Bobby, of Portland, Mrs. . McMurray and Mrs. Hawkina are sisters. Anotter attractive affair will b? the family dinner at the Fritx Slade t me on Oak street, when Mr. and Mrs. John. J. Roberts, M1.4S .1' Id red Roberts, Mr. and -,Mrs. Jtun Crandall Watson, and BlIf-SKCe will be guests of Mr. and " Mrs. Fritz Slade. Araojg the prominent Salem people v ho are guests at out-of-town thanksgiving festivities are Mr an.: .Mrs. C. P. Bishop who motoret to Portland to be guests of thell Kon and daughter-in-law. Mr. ana Mrs. Clarence Bishop. Mr. and Mrv Clarence S. Hamilton are pending the day at the home of Mrs. Hmi!:. n's aunt. Miss Cathie Stump?. ; Monmouth. Other guests in the group will include Mr. and Jlr. Ralph Hamilton and Mr. aul -Mrs. David Campbell and child : 1 i,: tland. Bety Dorcas Club Meets Recently Mr.- t ass A. Nichols enter tained an wbers of the Bethel Dor can c! ;i last week at their reg ular mf -? ir.j:. 15 members were present. Plans were made for the Christ mas me ring to be held December at the l ime of Mrs. Harry Boles. Club m tnbers voted to donats to the elufe the amount usually spent for 'individual gifts. This is to be used to purchase silver. A social was gfvm recently, the proceeds of whlc were used to purchase addition 1 china for the club. Mrs: Stewart Is Guest of Relatives Mrs. Josephine Parriah Stew art of Eugene will spend the Thanksgiving holidays in Salem as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ed. ward 'A- Stevens, and her bob and danghter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Slater. Mrs. Stewart Is house chaperon at the Ganma PhPBeta sorority at the Univer sity of Oregon. BIG SALE NOW ON -. CRats and Dresses , J; Sizes 14 to 56 KAY'S Coat & Dress Shop will be observed with fitting manv nut-nf.tnivn o-nof a in and friendliness will charac Piano Recital at Silverton o1 F exceeding interest to musi cal circles throughout the Willamette valley is the an nouncement that Miss Winifred Byrd, Salem girl whose reputation as a concert pianist is nation-wide will appear in recital Friday. De cember 14, at the Eugene Field auditorium in Silverton. Miss Byrd is planning her pro gram with especial attention de voted to the interests of youthful piano students. Her numbers will include a group of compositions generally used as lesion studies for young pianists in their second and third year of instruction. The recital, which invokes mem ories of the wonderful program given here last year by Miss Byrd, for the pleasure of the "home folk" will" be eagerly anticipated. Mrs. Loveland Is Hostess to Club Mrs. Bertha Loveland entertain ed members of the Royal Neigh bors sewing club at her home Tuesday afternoon. A Thanksgiv ing post card shower, and a fare well affair for Mrs. Cora Hunt and Mrs. Marie Hunt who are leaving Saturday .for California were features of the afternoon. Members answered the roll call by reading their cards. Mrs. Susie Parmenter received the prize for a guessing contest. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Loveland. assisted by Mrs. Myrtle Nation, Mrs. Nora Gleser and Mrs. Lona Wltsei. all cos tumed as Puritan maids. The Loveland home was attractively decked with chrysanthemums and call lilies combined with - clever Thanksgiving novelties. 4 In the group were Mesdames Cora Hunt, Marie Hunt. Ida Mc Gulley, Mary Sundquist. Ida Keene, Maggie Campbell, Sarah Peterson, Myrtle Nation, Daisy Evans, Margaret Ackerman, Elis abeth Cheney. Julia Blodgett. Le on WItzel, Nora Gleser, Susie Parmenter, Mary Wlrtz, Mary Johnson. Mary Ackerman, and Miss Donnle Barclay, Miss Laura Cheney, Miss Gertrude Cheney, Mrs. Josephine Quamme and :hild, Mrs. H. L. Henderson and children, Arlene and Lloyd, and the hostess, Mrs. Loveland. Garden Club Meet Is Monday Night Mrs. S. H. Van Trumo will he the speaker at the Salem Garden club meeting Monday night in the chamber of commerce auditorium with "Birds In the Garden" as he topic. The Englewood community club i will meet at the home of Mrs. Maude Forkner, 2005 Nebraska street. Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The members will be en tertained with a program. Nature's Gem , Set in perpetual care What! No Gran? These who went to the docks in Los Angeles, CaL, to welcome the girl reputed to be Hawaii's great eat native hula dancer were dis appointed when Agnes Leihlehau Auld appeared, dressed in the ap proved continental style instead of grass. However, she may per form in her native attire before he returns to her home. WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES Thursday THANKSGIVING : Friday Woman's auxiliary at St. Paul's church, Mrs. H. Dun- can Chambers, 560 Chemek- eta street, 2 o'clock. "Homecoming," Neighbors of Woodcraft, Fraternal tem- pie, 8 o'clock. Englewood Community club, Mrs. Maude Forkner, 2005 Nebraska street, 2: SO o'clock. Saturday Past Matrons association: Mrs. W. F. McCall, Mrs. Al Steiner, Mrs. Rossie Linfoot, hostesses; Elks clubhouse, luncheon, 1 o'clock. Chemeketa chapiter, Daughters of the American Revolution, Mrs. 17. G. Ship- ley, 148 East Washington street, 2 o'clock. Monday Salem Drama League plays, "Jon" and "A Dear Little Wife," Elsinore theatre, 7:30 o'clock. Salem Garden club, chamber of .commerce auditorium, 8 o'clock. Tuesday Election of officers, Chad- wick chapter, O. E. B., Ma- sonic temple. 8 o'clock. , Annual Father and Son ban- quet, Leslie Methodist church, 6:30 o'clock. ' Salem chapter. American War Mothers, Y. M. G. A. lec- ture room. 2:30 o'clock. Wednesday - - Presbyterian Ladies' Aid bazaar, Presbyterian church building, afternoon and eve- nlng. Ladies' aid of Leslie Meth- odist church, church parlors, 2 o'clock. Monthly Dakota club din- ner, parlors of Leslie Metho- dlst church, 6:30 o'clock. Dakota Club Dinner Next Tuesday Night The December dinner for the Salem Dakota club will be an event Tuesday night In the oar. Iors of the Leslie Methodist church. A pot-luck dinner will be served at 6:30 o'clock, with a program arranged by Mrs. Wil liam Cummings and Mrs. H. C Bateham following. May we remind you that Belcrest solves a problem common to every community. WW 714-716 First National. Bank BWff., Salem, Oregon. Dinner at Home of Mayor and Mrs. Livesley UITE the most Interesting evening affair of the week the 22 cover dinner with which- mayor and Mrs. T. A, Livesley entertained in their home on, Lincoln hill Tuesday night . The long timing table - was charmingly centered with yellow pom pom chrysanthemums and bright cotoneaster combined with tall green tapers in silver holds. Thanksgiving novelties - marked covers for -Mr; and Mrs. O. T. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Locke. Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Lytle. Mr. and Mrs-David Eyre, Mr. and Mrs,-Frits Slade, Mr. and Mrs. W. Con ne II Dyer. Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Fry, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cross , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Haw kins, and the hosts, - Mayor and Mrs. Livesley. An evening of bridge followed the dinner with Mrs. Fry and Dr. Slade winning the high score prizes for the five tables in play. Mrs. Joy Turner Moses and a group of her pupils will offer the program at the meeting of the Mountain "View Parent-Teacher meeting at" the Mountain View school house Friday night, begin ning at 8 o'clock. Miss Wilson Here For The Holidays Miss Caroline Wilson, a mem ber of the high school faculty at Hood River, is spending the hol idays at the home of hec. parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Wilson. Addi tional guests at the Wilson family dinner today are Miss Margaret Warnke and Miss Bessie Weaver. Dean of Women at S. H. S. to Speak Miss Mabel Robertson will be the speaker at the regular meeting of the Leslie Ladies' Aid Wednes day afternoon, December 5, at 2 o'clock, in the parlors of the Les lie church. At this time, final ar rangements will be made for the big bazaar which the society will sponsor Friday, December 7. Mrs. E. A. Rhoten is general chairman of the bazaar committees. War Mothers Club Day Is Tuesday Salem chapter, American War Mothers, will met for their regular business session Tuesday after. noon, December 4, In the T. M. C, A. lecture room. ' Dr. add Mrs. Mark Skiff are en tertaining their son and d aught er ln law. Dr. and Mrs. Mark Skiff, Jr. of Portland, at a family din ner today. a Chadwlck chapter, Order of themona granges in Salem. Eastern Star, will hold annual election of officers Tuesday night, December 4, in the Masonic temple. The Leslie Methodist church will sponsor their annual ' father and son banquet Tuesday night at 6 o'clock in the church diniug room. Members of the Leslie Ladies' Aid will serve as hostesses. Members of the Past Matrons association will be guests of Mrs. W. F. McCall, Mrs. Al Steiner and Mrs. Rossie Linfoot at a one o'clock luncheon Saturday at the Elks club. The luncheon will be the regular monthly entertain ment provided for members of the association. ! Miss Delia Irwin, student of the Oregon State College at Corvallis, s a guest of Miss Loretta Fisher .'or the Thanksgiving holidays. On national holidays citizens should reflect on their duties to country, state and community. ! - d West Salem News By Helen EL Rodoif Phot 2402-J Miss Ruth. Benton a sister of J. R. Benton who has been a house guest at the Benton home on Edgewater street, will leave Thanksgiving day for Portland where she will visit her brother, W. B. Benton. From there she will go to Spokane to visit her sister. Mrs. Harlew H. Dean. Miss Benton has just returned from China where she has been a mis sionary for the past five years. She is now on a year and a half fur lough, six months of which is to be spent in resting and recuper ating. Miss Benton witnessed war and many of the horrible things that have been happening in Chi na In the past .lew years. Miss Benton at the end jof her rest per iod will go about the country tell ing of her experiences and making a plea for help In that field. She was sent there by the national Hol iness association which is inter-denominational, sending poo pie from all churches for foreign service. The Charles Ruge cherry or chard on Edgewater street has re cently been pruned. Miss Claudine Gerth who is teaching in Lostine, in Wallowa county this year will be home for Thanksgiving. She will remain un til Sunday night at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gerth. Ed Brock still continues in the same state of health and is able to sit up some of the time. Sixth street between Kingwood and Gerth avenue, and Gerth ave nue between Fifth and Sixth streets, and Seventh street be tween McNary and Patterson ave nues have been graded and grav eled. Monday afternoon work was being done on Third street in front of the school house to drain the pond .of water that is there. E. C. Stewart is building two residences on the corner of Ruge and McNary avenues, which are to face on McNary. Mr. Stewart came to West Salem about a year age, and during that time has built eight houses. He has lo cated his family here, and they are living on Third street just be low Kingwood avenue. C. C. Sloper is building a re house on Kingwood avenue. He has started work on the baseii..... already. It was thought that work in the West Salem branch of the north west cannery would be finished by Saturday, but the latest reports show that there is still too much fruit on, hand and work will con tinue on into the next week. The Southern , Pacific have put in a switch leading to the Tracey Fuel yard in West Salem. It is to PRESENTS READING ZENA, Ore., NoV. 28. (Spe cial) Mrs. W. D. Heary of Zeaa gave a reading, "Sockery 8ettlng a Hen," at the recent meeting of the Polk and Marion county Po- VISITS FROM McCOX ZENA, Ore., Nov. 28. (Spe cial) Miss Mona Brooks of Mc Coy was a week end guest at the home of Miss Marjorle Walling Getting Up Nights If Bladder Weakness, Getting Up Nights, Backache, Burning or Itching Sensation, leg or groin pains make you feel old, tired, pepless, and worn out why not make the Cysfex 48 Hour Test? Don't give up. Get Cyst ex today at any drug store. Put it to a 48 hour test. Money back if yon don't soon feel like new, full of pep, sleep well, with pains alleviated.' Try Cystex today. Only 60c. adv. CAPITAL DRUG STORE i State and Liberty, Salem, Oregou bring la wood that will be . ship ped .here. There is naloadlng space for three cars. O. H. Tracy has done a great deal of work and is fitting up a modern and. ser viceable yard. A Joyous Thanksgiving "Jim" Invite Us to Your Salem's Leading Department Store (XI Uhitk lUrtimt mmi tOmr. hWi SMmm Lmmt Witamk k (fe At fwftfj M tit BfMittrtJ fmmttmr ym mUct, 467 Court Heirloom Quilt Shown to Guests At Bridge Party ZEN A. Ore.. Nov. 28. (Spe cial) Mrs. C M. Purviae enter tained Wednesday with a bridge party at her home Chrysanthe- :Vi -0 C The Station with a Clock "mil" Next Blow Out This Store Closed All Day Today-Thanksgiving is tbc Last Dav oC Ouc "End-OS-Ittonth" We buy a Piece at THIS is the new plan in furnishings: one haDdsom piece ot the kind you really want at the time jou can afford it . : The true home is never ready-made. . It grow at its own deliberate pace. That is one reason why a piece at a time is such a natural and successful plan. There is no expediency about furniture bought in this way. It really expresses your own personal taste, and the result is harmony and individual charm. 1 You will find in our showrooms many a beautiful piece to set off your present furnishings or make the nucleus of a ciiarnaing room. Real craftsmanship goes into the making of our fine furniture, yet our prices are invariably moderate. -Why not begin at once? Let us show you our selec--tkm in all its variety and beauty. I j . IIiMpi?Iii31 mums from her lovely fall gardens were prettily arranged about tbv rooms. Two tables of bridge were played. Mrs. Purvine exhibited a quilt which had been in the family since 1854. The quilting was ex quisitely done and was much admired. In 118 a "Society for the Pre vention of Pauperism and Crime" was organised in New Ybrk. Phone Colo! 99 a If if nnnni 1)3 Time Open Your Account Today;. 460 Stat Telephone 114Z