"A
Society
Combined Chorus
Gives Splendid
-: Program
I. . !
An outstanding concert of Mb-
i Tveek srfll be airea thia eye-l
lie
muff ib iu urtuiu iuvvu u vw
atafins; orjanlsaUons ot th city.
f; American Legion auxiliary Slee
k club and quartet, the Salem Lyric
'.singers and the Elks club chores.
Te choral group will appear sep-
-irately and combined. The final
nmtra on the nroarara will bel
iY,m assembled rrouo ot singers !
rrm n w . niTtd thoru of more I
than seventy yoices. J
arf.n irion auxiliary
glee club and quartet established
.i ...i - .v MmAtnrA atfttel
U refutation at the Medford sUte
f convention last August by win
ning -the competitions in the
choral contest. This group .of
singers includes many popular
soloists of the town, Mrs. R. W.
Wya'tt. Mrs. Frank Lilburn, Mrs.
D. J. Bowe. Mrs. Fitxgerald and
" Mrs. Walter Zosei.
The Salem Lyric singers Include
twenty-five young ladies of the
town who are not members ol
any other singing organisation
and who have met each week tor
the pleasure of having practice in
part singing. This group also in
cludes a number ot solo voices.
Neva Cooler, Ruth Stermer, Mary
cMt Elisabeth Clement,
' i XT' A
wds Jewell and Mildred Card-
wards. a-
Bene ma
ner, Mary mctouc-- .
riett Adams
ana iiacuo -
mings.
The Elks chorus includes twen
ty select men's voices that prac
tice regularly nnder the direction
of Mr. Robertson. This group has
oi r uT.
appearea i lo4e U
W
cause it represents the only men s
, chorus in the city.
' The program for the evening
will include many interesting
chorus numbers that have not
been heard before in Salem. The
combined ladies choruses will
ting, "Learest Lord Jesus' Bach.
-On the Steppe' Grcchanlnotl I and
-The rfeavens Are Telling
H The' combined ladies and men's
choruses will sing "A Sweet
.Mystery" Herbert. "Goln' Home
iborak. and "Unfold Ye Portals
Gounod. .
Directors for the concert are
Miss Lena Belle Tartar and R. H.
Robertson. The accompaniments
will be played by Miss Lucile Cum-
mings! Mrs. Bearnice Skeen and
Mr. Clarence Wenger.
Reception Will Honor
Returning Regent
Mrs. Homer Goulet. regent tor
Ae Chemeketa chapter of the D.
-o m he honored with a re-
eeption in celebration ot her re-
n from Washington, U. V-I
where she has been attending ; the
nations', conference In Pan
with her sister ana .Z XZl
Mrs. Clyde Apperson, so It was e-
cided in the Monday meeting oi ,
the D. A. R. at tne cuy
t..o.ii ratlin and Mrs.
Frank Spears will be hostesses tor
this affair. No -detinue i
been set as it is not known when
Mrs. Goulet will arrive
Further business plans made
were for a cooked food sale to be
sponsored May 18.
Molly Hill Styles spoke concern-U
During me proerm
ing the history ot music and sev-
era! musical numoers c" 1
in honor of music ween. i
The "Piper ' Cast
Of Child Characters
nf the Salem Drama
loaeue for which the date has not
yet been set, will present a group and paper ariTe on Friday and
ot most interesting child char- gaturday ot tbIs week. The pro
mAr. The main characters oi ---j. frnm tnA iM vA AtviA
the 75 children which will appear ed utwtn the BeTen drclea t0
have been announced as "WB- apply on this hundred dollar quo
Jan The littfcj shipwrecked star, u wbch eajh yeaf paJd ntothe
Richard Smith. General Aid Fund. .lira. W. C.
Kuno Son of Axel, the Smltn, Yomg pregident ot the General
Wilson Meynard. Aid and her committee are In
.yu,7",v "wi;:
ciiisaueiu auu
ren Downs.
Else Daughter of Hans, the
Butcher. Patty Neimeyer.
Second Acolyte, William Mudd.
Trudie, Helen Rhea Kestley.
Hansel. David van Cleave. .
Rudi, Maurice Mercer.
-Children, Joan Newcomb, Patty
, Llvcsley. Jean and Janice Mey-
ers.- Harry " GTay.
William KJng, Mary Kestley.
.
The Woman's Foreign mission
ary of the First Methodist church
will meet In the church parlors on
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
M. C. Findley the president, pre
siding. Mrs. J. S. Green will have
charge of the devotions; Mrs. C.
W. Day, Mrs. F. L. Odom and
Mrs. H. C. Scott will act as hos
tesses. Leland Chapin of Willam
ette University will speak, on Chi-
' na and Miss Lucile Cummings will
'provide special music '
" The church school board of the
First Methodist church wlll hold
Its regular ; - monthly business
meeting in the Wesley Class room
of th church. Reports of th. u-.
permtendenta will he given and
plana for Children's Day will be
discussed. '
Mr. and Mrs. E. Filslnger, Mr
and Mrs. ' John i Spong, Mr. and
- Mrs. Roy Shelton, Mr. aad Mrs.
. John Hawk, and Mrs. C H. Busey
- were recent Woodmen ot the
World guests from- Salem to the
Woodmen of the World meeting
In Dallas. .
s, Dr. '. Mary i Purvinv jnotored ,to
McMlnnTille-Mohday night to be
: present for the Business and Pro-
fesaloaal Woman's " banquet of
" that town. Dr. Purvine took with
her 'as special guests Miss Mosel
Hair, stat president of th-organ--
taation, Miss Josephine Shade, Sa
fest president and Miss Grace S-
kOtt 1k "'-' ' h. - .J. r- K'
News arid Club
Olive JJ. Doaxv
SOCIAL CALENDAR
' " Twcoday -
Eleanor Moor. soloist,
Klwanls War Mother'!, 2: SO
o'clock, Y. M. C. A.
American Lerlon auxiliary
alee elab. and uuartet. Salem
Lyric singers, and Elks clnb
chores. Grand theatre, S:li
wwsw
"Rip Van Winkle," "Hla-
watha" operettas, Parrish
Junior high, S o'clock. Public
invited.
Musical kindergarten, t
o'clock to 11. icpiscopai rmr-
rish house.
Salem school bands in con-
.cert before program. Grand
theatre.
Lawrence Deacon, bar!
tone. Elslnore
WeflBeKUT
Willamette UnlTersity En
semble program, I: IS, Wal
ler hall.
"BuIbuL" operetta Leslie
Jr. high. Grand theatre.
Mrs. Martin Ferry presents
program. Girls Training
school. .
Musical kindergarten,
o'clock to 11, Episcopal Par
ish house.
Lucille Cummings, con
tralto,. Rotary.
Thursday
Louis Ferry recital, 4:30
o'clock, C57 Chemeketa
street.
The Academy .of the Sacred
Heart concert, St. Joseph's
auditorium, 8:15 o'clock
, st.t- Behooi or the bll
SUte school for the blind.
E. Ruth How, Joy Turner
Moses' students. 8 o'clock.
Bulbul. Leslie Junior high
school, Grand theatre, 8:15
o'clock. v
Beethoven club, concert,
. Qld PeoDle.8 nome.
' " flnthyn Turney. tuberculo--
orcheAra U4I
special members.
Eleanore Moore Arbutus
Rudie, sketch from "Madam
Butterfly," Elsinore.
Friday
H. M. S. Pinafore, Grand
theatre. 8:15 o'clock.
Y. M. C. A. auditorium,
special program, Iva Claire
Love, Ruth Bedfor. Ida
Mathews, Ronald Craven,
8:lf.
Elizabeth Levy, violin stu
dents, special program, boys'
Industrial school.
Musical kindergarten, t
o'clock to 11, Episcopal Par
rish house.
Salem school bands in con
cert . before program. Grand
theatre.
Melodette quartette, Lions
club.
Daughters of Veterans
"Home Coming" dinner, 8
o'clock. Salem Woman's club
house.
Saturday
Pageant, "The Blue Tri
angle," Willson park, S
o'clock.
The Salem Choral , society.
. Grand theatre. 8:15 o'clock.
a.knWrt i-hnnl Vl.lnnrit.
clare gtudent
eltal. Roberta studio. 8
o'clock
m
rasMiay
Special music week pro
gram, Leslie Memorial
church.
Minnie Miller in recital,
Roberts studio, SO 5 North
Summer St.. 3:30 o'clock.
Arbutus Rudle, soloist, aft
ernoon and evening, Capitol.
Ford Memorial, West Sa
lem, Mrs. Clifton Mudd In
charge, evening.
Vint rhrlotlin rhnrrii
, Minnle Miller at organ, Lois
piummer, piano. Angela JacK-
CDoIr director, evening.
Knight Memorial, '8
o'clock, cantata, "Chambered
Nautilus."
First Methodic church is sponsor
ling a rummage sale and magazine
chJ5 of the plans.
The Ladies Aid of Christ Lu
theran church will hold their reg
ular meeting Wednesday at two
o'clock in the church parlors,
Mrs. Lieske, Mrs. R. Meyer and
Mrs. Nets will be hostesses.
'Slender Lines For Matron'
Society E&itvi
Musical Sponsored
At Kreft Home
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Fis
cher sponsored a musical .at th
horn of Mr. and Mrs. A. Kraft
Matteson.
Country Gardens ...... Grainger
Win. H. Fischer .
My Task . . B. L. Aahford
Marxareta Hartlng
Smllln' Thru Arthur Fenn
Th Phone Bell Rang,... Hey ser
-Ladies' Quartet
Pal Moon . . . .Frederick Knight
Th Rosary ....Ethelbret Nevln
Logan
Selma Hlllman-Flschar
In Th Sweet Bye and Bye, SMer
Frieda Dobberfuhl
Llttl Mother of
Mine H. T. Burleigh
All Thru th
Night ..... Old Welsh Melody
Marrareta Hartwlr
Reading ........ Hulda Schults
Beautiful Moonlight ... Glover
Margareta Hartwlg and
Irene Roemhlldt
Wldmung ....... .Robert Frans
EIn Schwan ............ .uneg
Lehn Deine
Wang Adolph Jensen
Selma Hillman-Flscher
Die Lorelei Fr. Sllchen
Sextet
Gypsy Love Song .Victor Herbert
Ladles' Quartet
The Erlking Schubert
Rev. H. W. Grosa
Non e Ver Tito Mattel
Ore Maria ........ Bach-Gounod
Selma Hillman-Fischer
Evening Song Parks
Octet
Sunset-Reverie
Sentimental Carlo Mora
Wm. H. Fischer
Mr. Fischer and Irene Roem
hildt accompanied the singers.
.After the nrocram refreshments
wefet served Mxs: C. Kreft ot Dal
las and Mrs. -A. Kreft of Salem
presiding at the punch bowl. Those
nresent were Mr. and Mrs. Hart
wig, Mr. and Mrs. C. Kreft, of
Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold of
Albany. Mr. E. Roemhlldt ana Mr
H. Burris of Portland, miss Aim a
Hoiman ana xaiss rneas uvuwi
fnhl of Mt. Angel. Rev. and Mrs
Gross, Prof, and Mrs. H. Ruecker.
the Misses Hulda Schults, Ida a-
ber and Elsie Kreft. Mr. and Mrs.
W. Hinx, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Mill
er. Mr. and Mrs. A. Kreft. Mrs,
1.. Mever. Mr. and Mrs. L. Laue,
and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fischer
all of Salem.
Luncheon Given
Winning D. EL Team
Members ot the D. E. elub dl
Tided themselves into tour groups
early last October for an educa
tional fund contest with the un
derstanding that the losing teams
should entertain th - winning
team. The winning team. Mrs. Al
hert O'Brien, Mrs. M. J. Petsel
Mrs. F. M. Alley. Mrs. H. Hart
man. Mrs. H. Lynch. Mrs. B. Zie-
linlkl, Mrs. E. A. Thompson, ana
Miss Ruth Brentano, were enter
talned with a one o'clock lunch
eon followed by a card party at
the Elk's club.
For the "500" score Mrs. A. A
Mickle won first prize and lor
bridge Mrs. P. F. Kilian won first
prise. The guest prize was won by
Mrs. Albert O'Brien.
Plans were made for continu
Ing the work begun on the educa
tlanal fund urogram. Mrs. A. A
Mickle wil be the next hostess for
the D. E. elub.
Entertaining for this affair were
Mrs. S. J. Gentzkow, Mrs. 5.
Dimeler, Mrs. T. D. McClain, Mrs.
William McLaughlin, Mrs. P. F
Kilian. Mrs Olive Belisle, Mrs. A.
Bairev. Mrs. T. A. Windlshar,
Mrs. N. Roque. Mrs. M; Lane, Mrs
E. Eckerlen, Mrs. V. Nadstanek,
Mrs. W. Quackenhush. Mrs. J. Per
ry, Mrs. C. Roach. Mrs. A. A.
Mickle, Mrs. A Engel, Mrs. A. H.
Schneider, Mrs. J. E. Smith, Mrs.
F O'Brien, Mrs. A E LaBranch.
Mrs. V. Com p ton, and Miss Anna
O'Brien.
Little David Smith, Jr., crown
bearer for Willamette's May
queen, will be featured on the
"Myrohhl Smiling Tooth Army"
program, which will be broadcast
over KGW today, at ,4:30 p. m.
This program is directed by Miss
Jane McNanghton. supervisor of
music, Portland public schools.
David, Jr., will sing several solos.
Mrs. David Smith, Sr., will accom
pany the young soloist to Port
i land.
' Pattern 1270
The Statesman 15c Practical
-!" Pattens
The model shown today Is slim
ming and attractive for the ma
tured figure. The long cascading
collar and graceful skirt Jabot car
ry the eye the entire length of the
xrock creatine sender lines of chic,
There Is a very slight bleuslng at
the sides ot tbe frock that further
help the stout silhouette.
Many printed fabrics would be
lovely for Design 1270. Silk crepe
with tiny 'designs, blue and white
. dotted fonlard or flowered georg
ette. Th charming collar, and
cuffs maybe made of plain color
, that harmonises with th color
scheme of the material used.
. May. be obtained, only In sises St,
SI, 40, 4Z, 44, 4C and 48.
Six SI requires 34 yards printed
'and yard plain fabric, 40 inch-
as wide.
-This model la easy to make. No
dressmaking experience Is neces
sary. Each pattern comet to you
with, simple And exact Instruc
tions, including jardag for every
six. A perfect tit is guaranteed.
-. Patterns will be delivered upon re
ceipt ot Fifteen Cents (lie) " In
i coins carefully wrapped or stamps.
B- sure to - writ plainly your
nam, address, style number and
ix wanted. - - -"
Our new spring and summer fash-
Son book will be sent upon receipt
t ten cents In, coin. Address all
: mail and orders to Statesman Pat
- tern 'Department. - S4S ' W.-- 17th
Affairs
PrkrxroDic Chih 7c
VUlVCUHb IslUU . IS
Guest Oi Salem
mm I
frnlJr .1
Th Art and Needle elub of Cor-l
vallis waa entertained by Mr a.
A. spragn and Mrs. K. K.
Hewitt Monday for an 11 o'clock!
breakfast at the Spragn horn.
w mkmk ... a m & mm, . . a I
t ouowing Dreaaiast ins eiuo neia
short business meeting, and I
were then taken to enjoy a line I
party for "The Ghost Talks," at I ton, Mrs. Frank Moor, Mrs. Gro
the Capitol theatre. fver Hinman, Mrs. O. P, Thayer',
At the close ot th show the I
guests were entertained with tea
at th R. R. Hewitt home before
motoring back to Corvallls.'
Special guests wer Mrs. Mar
tha Schmuck, mother of Mrs.
Sprague, and Mrs. Helse, mother
of Mrs. Hewitt, and Mrs. A.
Siewert, sister of Mrs Hewitt.
Club members of the Art and
Needle club of which both
hostesses were members
during I
their recent residence In Corrallis, I
who motored to Salem for this I
occasion were: Mrs. A. B. Mac-
Leod, Mrs. C. B. Mitchell, Mrs.
L. L. Noble. Mrs. J. M. Nolan. Mrs
J. H. Pinkerton. Mrs. J Fred
Yates. Mrs. U. G. Dubach. Mrs.
Sam Walters, Mrs W. A. Jensen,
Mrs. J. R. Jewell, Mrs. W. M.
Ball, Mrs. W. A. Bates, Mrs. J. A.
Bexell, Mrs. Minnie Bosworth.
Mrs. J. J. Flnley, Mrs. A. E. Frost,
Madame Gunn, Mrs. R. J. Gunn,
Mrs. J. T. Hay and Mrs. R. C. Mc
intosh
Daughters of Veterans
Install New Tent
The department of Oregon,
Danghters of - Union Vetesana .of
the Civil war haye aded a new tent
to their number, making twenty
tents In the state. This new tent
was instituted in the city of Gor-
vains, Saturday evening. May 4,
by the department president, Miss
Mane Bennett, or Portland, miss
Bennett Is a former Salem girl,
5K?
The new tent started with 33
cureu lurougn ill enuiio ui mm.
T(Crci:-w
r. .r
hav made numerous visits to Cor.
.-111. . 1. l-nff
The newly elected officers were
installed by Miss Bennett assisted
by the following Salem tent mem
bers: Mrs. J. W. Entress, Mrs.
Laurine Stow. Mrs. Tyler Morley,
Mrs. Margaret Ringle, Mrs. Kath
ryn Brown, Mrs. Laura Arpke,
Mrs. Paul Bales and Mrs. E. E
Bergman. Mrs. I. D. Bennett ot
rrn.;.
r hrrf
present from th tents at Albany in,aiT. v1 i
and Eugene to add intert to the ""bitten, some i of which are be
occasion. A banquet was served at ln ?er'c?tedvta orsmanship
WW OI S SJ V MV
th dose of the evening. .
Th new tent Is well started on -- ; 'uuu
the way to a very successful year, the riders seems to Indicate an eo
Th institution of this tent makes J?Tbl "me for all concerned at
y,m nrnlutnn more utronrlT en-
tmmnmltmA fn th. wUtrn Ttnrt (II
the .t.u a thr is now a tent
...v a (ia i...., -iff frnm
7 . .
r7.r,A .ny, A.hi.nd. also
at Astoria and Marshfield. This
! th thirrt new tent dnrme inj
. ui.. t tViA nthmr
two being at Newberg 'and Beaver-
ton.
Stunt Night is
Plan for B. & P. W.
The Business and Professional
Woman's club is planning a "stunt
night" for its next meeting. May
16, at the Woman's ciuo- nouse.
Each committee is to originate
and present a stunt, under the ai-
rection of "Its chairman. me
chairman who will be. responsible
for stunts are Mrs. Blanche Isher-
wood, publicity committee, juiss
Grace Taylor, nomination com-
mlttee. Mrs. Emily Howard, mem-
bership committee, Mrs. Grace Se-
hon. health committee, Miss trace
Gilliam, headquarters commitxee,
Miss Olive M. Dahl, program com-
mlttee, Mrs. FheDe MCAaams, 11-
nance committee. Miss Grace Hen-
drickson. emblem committee, Miss
June Philpott. education and re-
search committee, Dr. Mary Pur-
Tine, cooperation committee, and
the chairman for the new mem-
hers committee, xaiss aiubuu
Schwabbauer.
The evening will be under the
general charge of the hospitality
committee whose chairman is
Mrs. Susan Varty.
The annual Mother and" Daugh
tqr banquet sponsored b y the
Men's Council of the First Metho
dist church wiU be held In the
church parlors Friday evening.
The executive committee compos
ed of Messrs. U. G. Holt, J. B.
Crary and B. H. White with a pro
gram committee of ladles, Mes
damea A. A. Lee, J. M. Canse, R,
C. Glover and Miss .Sutherland,
will have had general charge of
the evenings plans. Th ticket and
Invitation committee includes:
Mesdames W. M. Pennington. Mary
Walx, E. T. B. Hill, and R. N. Al
len. All mothers and girls who are
members or friends ot the 'church
are eligible to attend this banquet.
Waste Your
; JUNK r
We win be glad to so to
your place and pay the
tuS value. We want
SACKS 4 .
Bags, Paper, iletal. Etc
Salem Junk
Co.
sso w.
St,
489
UHeuBMi&iClub
Has Last Party
For Year '
Mrs. Fred Williams was hostess
for tb last luncheon bridge party
(fl. .a. TWimr Gal elnb this
for th LHeur Gala elub this
rear. The luncheon tables were
centered with long stemmed yel-
iow iuups ana yeuow tapers.
Following luncheon bridge was
m a m a
in piay. an. viaj irwu won uiv
i artomoAii nrui ror nicn score.
Members nresent were Mrs. 8.
r. DiDnel. Mrs. A. C. Nelson.- Mrs.
hHarold Hughes. Mrs. Guy Irwin.
Mrs. E. E. Ling. Mrs. Bert Flack.
Mrs. G. L. Forge, Mrs. C. V Me-
mtm m k m mmmm . m
iveivey, Mrs. koss Biaweii, xars.
W. H Hogaa, Mrs. R. H. Baldock.
Mrs. John Orr, Mrs. I. M. Dough-
and Mrs. Williams.
Mrs. EL Carlson Has
Informal Afternoon
Mrs. EmQ Carlson entertained
with an Informal afternoon at her
home on' North 4 th street Satur-
theiday afternoon in honor of Mrs
Carrie Fowl and Mrs. Teresa
Kriesel, the latter a popular mem
ber of the Silverton high school
faculty who will be leaving early
In the summer for California. Mrs.
rowie nas just returned rrom uai
ifomla, where she has been visit
UK for some time.
Spring flowers among which Iris
and tulips predominated made at
tractive decorations for the guest
rooms. Mrs. Carlson was assisted
in serving at the close of a very
happy afternoon by Mrs. Merrill
Richmond.
The guest list included the hon
or guests, Mrs. Carrie Fowle and
Mrs. Teresa Kriesel, and Mrs.
Frances Neer, Mrs. Burton Mey
ers, Miss uora Taiaington. miss
Oda Chapman, Mrs. C W. Biener,
Mrs. Clarence Siewert, Miss Mar
ion Siewert, Mrs. Charles Sher-
man. Mrs.'L. O. Smith. Mrs. Mer
rill Richmond, Miss Jessie Miller,
Miss Agnes Bayne. Miss Ada Ross.
Mrs. Otto K. Paulus, Mrs. Gordon
McGilchrist. Mrs. Al Rasmussen,
Mrs. L. E. Barrick. Mrs. William
East and Mrs. Harry L. Clark
Hunt Club
Plans rormal Ooenincr
frw ,-., ft.v f tli W
nlng to tell and they are now get-
ng all ready for a grand opening
to be held at the state fair ground
idium May 17.
R ,,j ,A re
Special drills are being worked
out with daily practice under the
guidance of "Jimmy" Emmons,
th riding master whose work is
proving so successful that even
hurdling Is planned for the open
ing night. The kiddies class, too.
is planning a special number or
I two for their contribution to the
evening entertainment.
I mmm
" ,lu "V ,v ua"' rm"
""'"s "el"-
-nin wi be tne recture top-
II. C V 1 .1 - IV.
1 v iui mg iccuur innusi ui tue
Woman's Missionary society of the
Wwt Presbyterian church Wednes-
"" .w '
1 nere win do lantern siiaes to
illustrate the discussion. A social
uv ui niii luuvw -b viuw tiuio
Mrs. R. H. Robertson will be so-
loists. Anyone will b
welcome
for this afternoon.
Belated Information has it that
Miss Jennie Tbomnson was ouiethr
married to Tom M. Tatham April
. Mrs. Tatham is a Salem high
school graduate and well known
1 jn the younger circle. She Is now
connected with the University
Guild
I The Salem. Daughters of the
wm boid an all-day meeting
Wednesday. Hostess for this meet
ng are Mrs. Mesa Liljequist, Mrs
Lattla Lewis. Mrs. Cora Lausrhlln
jjrg Emma Bombeclt and Mrs
Alic Hoff. Members are requset
ed to bring sandwiches
Mr8 G A White motored to
PnrtlsnA Mnnrlav tn sttn1 the
Ja8t meeting of the season for the
Army and NaTy League. This last
meeting. was celebrated with a
plcnIc at notne of Mrs Henry
AIke of m.-rdale.
v ' - -'if .
3030 N. Capital
Have Your Mattresses -Renovated
Charxn&s Debuttnto
. v
ajM Naalta MUm.
One of the charming debutantes
who has recently made her bow
to Washington. D, C, society is
Nanita Miles, daughter of Major
and Mrs. Sherman 'Milesf and
granddaughter of the late General
Nelson A Miles.
Miss Catherine Bliven
Is Sunday Bride
Miss Catherine Bliven. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. I: Bliven, of
Gerrais. became the bride of Car
roll Hamlin of this city Sunday
morning. at a quiet wedding per
formed by Rev. Norman K. Tully,
at the Presbyterian manse. The
bride was attended by her broth
er, William Blevin. Mrs. William
Blevin, her sister Miss Sarah Bliv
en. Habeeb Mossawfcr and Miss
Norma Dietrich.
The bride is a graduate of the
Gervais union high school and of
the Capital Business college of Sa
lem. The. groom, a graduate of
O. A. C is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. O. Hamlin, of Albany, Oregon,
and is employed In tbe U. S.
postal service here. Both are prom
inent in the church and Sunday
school activities of the Presbyter
ian church. They will make their
home in Salem.
Delta Phi Alumnae
Have Business Tea
Mrs. Sheldon Sackett was hos
tess to. the Delta Phi Alumnae at
her home on Marlon street Satur
day afternoon for a four o'clock
business meeting following a Delta
Phi 1:30 luncheon at the Elks
club. At the conclusion of the bus
iness meeting tea was served. Miss
Pauline Remington and Mrs. Verne
Bain assisted in serving.
Members present were Mrs. O
K. Paulus. Mrs. Everett Faber,
Central Point. Mrs. George Rho-
ten, Woodburn, Mrs. Jack Hansen,
Woodburn, Mrs. Audrey Fletcher,
Mrs. Bruce White, Mossyrock,
Washington, Mrs. Verne Bain,
Woodburn. Miss Helen Sandy, Miss
Pauline Remington, Miss Sadie Jo
Read, McMinnvllIe and Mrs. Sack
ton.
Col. E. Hofer and Mrs. Hofer
spent the week-end at their cot
tage. "Madinore." Agate Beach
They are rebuilding the cottsge
and enlarging their gardens there
While they were at the coast they
visited Ben Hur Lampman at Nei-
scot for a few hours.
see
Mrs. S. H. Barker will be host
ess with Mrs. Ralph S. Shephard
and Mrs. Rot E. Barker at her
home Wednesday afternoon to the
Zena Missionary society. This
meeting will take the place of the
regular meeting which was to have
been May 1, but was postponed.
Week-end guests at the Sheldon
Sackett home were Mr.-and Mrs
Robert Notson of Portland. Mr.
and Mrs. Verne Bain. Woodburn.
and Mrr and Mrs. Bruce White
and son of Mossyrock, Washing.
tno.
General and Mrs. G. F. White
were hosts recently for a 12 cover
formal dinner- at their home on
Bellevue street.
Mrs. Harrv L. Clark was the
ruest of her daughter. Mrs. Emil
Carlson, tor the past week-end.
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You will be astonished at the soundness of your slumber If you have your
mattresses renovated and cleaned. Wei can renovate your old mattresses
and rebuild .them with innerspring (shown above) which is the most sat
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tress at a FRACTION OF THE COST OF A NEW ONE.
Capital
i
Wedding Anniversary
Celebrated in Eugene
Mr. -and Mrs. Dan Fry, Sr., with
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Fry, Jr., and
Maryle and Daniel III. and Mrs.
KJtty .Grayer, motored to Eugene
Sunday where they were the
guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Walsh who were entertaining in
honor ot Mr. and Mrs. Fry's four,
ty-third wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Orris F. Fry ot
Portland also motored to Eugene
for this family dinner.
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Mrs. McCarrol will be hostess
tor the North Salem W. C. T. U.
at her home on th corner of
Maple and Highland, Thursday
afternoon. There will be a potluck
dinner and Mother's Day program
Mrs. Peter Phillippe has had as
her house guest for the past week
end Miss Luxie Walker of Spo
kane, Washington.
DALLAS POST OF
LEHHEET
DALLAS, May 6 Carl B. Fen-
ton post of the American Legion
held Its regular business meeting
Thursday evening in the Legion
club room. Plans for the Memor
ial day program were outlined by
the Chairman van Nuys. He an
nounced that there would be a
military parade at 9:30 a. m. fol
lowed by the services at the cem
etery, assisted by tbe firing squad
of the National guard. Prelimin
ary plans for the fourth of July
celebration were made.
The post had as guests, Locke
Martin, of McMlnnTille district
committeeman, and Ed Bailliss of
Sheridan who is membership
chairman for district No. 2.
Federals Again
Defeat RebeU
In Small Fight
MEXICO CITY. May S (AP)
Special dispatches from the city
of Agua Caliente today said that
federal troops have driven the
rebels from the nearby town of
Calvillo, which they had held
since th federal garrison depart
ed two months ago to tight. Gen
eral Escobar's insurgents.
Most of the rebel defenders
were reported to hare been killed
In the fight tor the town, but the
number of casualties was not
given.
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The Ladies' Guild ot th Amer
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Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock for an Ascension day pro
gram, with Mrs. E. J. Coward.
Mrs. Ray Johnson and Mrs. G. I.
Bartlett hostesses for the day.
The church council win meet
Monday evening in ihe Sunday
school room and at 8 o'clock Wed
nesday evening the Central E cos
ters will meet. Th senior group
T. P. will also meet In the church
parlors for their regular monthly
social.
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