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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Sunday Morning. Jane 30, 1929 PAGE NINE Society News and Club Affairs Ycrice Recital At Nelson Auditorium 3ftLTf 1L DoAX. Society Editor MInnetU Magers wll present nine students in voice at the Nel son auditorium Monday" evening at 8:15 o'clock. She will be as. listed by the Shuberts. The program to be presented is Homing Del Riego Gaxetta Sicilana Gretscher The Schuberts The Restless Sea Hamblen "Where'er You Walk .. Handel Lawrence Deacon Dreamin' Time from Bayou Songs .Strickland Awake, Beloved Edwards Mrs. H. E. Russell "Du blst wie elne Blume".... Schumann The Little House y. . . Calbreath Viola Lottis Duet The Gypsies ... Brahms Eiva Mae Amsler, Leria Medle Hindu Slumber Song ..'..-Ware Alia Stella Confidante .Robandi Gladys Edgar Violin Obligato, ' Jeanetfe Scott Wings D'Hardelot .Cradle Song MacPayden Mattinata Leoncarallo My Love Rode By Calbreath Elva Mae Amsler " Duet The Boat Song Tostl Arbutus Rudie, Lawrence Deacon The Poet Sings Hahn The Floral Dance Moss x John Medler Ah Love, but a Day Gilberte The Tryst Hildreth Arbutus Rudie Pirlrait Parkynn Roadways Rose Lawrence JJeaeon Do Not Go, My Love . . Hageman The Answer H , . , Terry Eleanor Moore The Song of India Rimsky-Korsakow Allah's Holiday Friml The Schuberts G. K. P. Guest Of Mrs. W. Nelson Cool Summertime Frocks Mrs. Walter Nelson was host ess Monday for the G K. P. club at her home on Shipping street. Tha guest rooms were lovely in a flower scheme of pink and laven der. A two courts luncheon was Eerved at two long tables each centered with a basket of colum bine and sweet peas and lavender and pink, and gay with place cards and favors In the same col ors. Mrs. Simmons, of Klamath Falls was a special cupst. Club members present were Mrs. O. Pickens, Mrs. Harry Harms, Mrs. Dale Taylor, Mrs. W. C. Pickens, Mrs. W. S. Foster, Mrs. Kather lne Middleton, Mrs. K. H. Pickns, Pattern 1257 Statesman 15c Practical Patten There are so many different colors and materials from which a good looking house dress can be made printed gingham, percale, rayon, pique, lawn, eat The neat collar, restee, cuffs and pocket flaps, are made of. white pique or lawn and edged with embroid ery or raffling. The lines of Design 1257 are long and slimming, and the mod el win look charming on larger figures as well as slender ones. Rsd yellow, green and vivid blue are outstanding colors for sum mer wear. May be obtained only in sizes 16. 18, 20, 34, 36. 38, 40, 42 and 44. Size -36 requires 2 yards of 36 Inch, material, yard trim ming, and 3 yards lace or em broidery. ; This model Is easy to make. No dressmaking experience Is nec essary. Each pattern comes to you with simple and exact Instruc tions, including yardage for eyery sire. A perfect fit is. guaranteed. Patterns will be delivered up on receipt of 15 cents In coins carefully wrapped or stamps. Be sure to write plainly your name and address, style number and size wanted. Out latest fashion book will be sent upon receipt of 10 cents in coin. Address all mail and orders to Statesman Pattern Department. 243 West 17th street. New .York City. . ; J j J Mrs. T. A. Raffety, Mrs. Newell Williams, Mrs. J. F. Billeter, and Mrs. Walter Nelson. At the business meeting which was included in part of the after noon's program the president. Mrs. Mildleton, instructed each member of the club by regular turns to write a daily letter of cheer to Mrs. B. E. Sisson, a mem ber of the club now confined in a Portland hospital. The last piano and violin re cital of the students of Joy Turner Moses was given before a large and enthusiastic audience at the First Evangelical church Wednes day evening. Mrs. Moses was at the piano. This was the advanced student rectital and the last re cital for Mrs. Moses this year. Those taking part in the pro gram were Margaret Burns, Mrs. Edward F. Whelan, Irene Bush, Ann Louise Horton, Joan Evans, Marjorie Wonder. Glenna Hllti brand, Margaret Eddy. Irene See ley, Margaret Eddy. Bernice Pey- &f ana ww KWA 7m Screen - Grid ONLY Atwater Kent wFth 27 years experience, and the largest and finest radio factory in the world could offer a set as good as the new Screen-Grid model for so little money. And only a furniture specialist could ,;" build a cabinet as fine. Experts made this set it looks it and acts it. Craftsmanship and Quality! You'll like this radio. EASY TERMS ComtToday Square Deal Hardware Co.. 220 N. Commercial SL t Telephone 1650 V ree, Evelyn Grim. Grace Carlson, Harold Rupert, Dalbert Jepsen, Dwight Armstron. Eldon'Riddell The Y. M. c oinh f , . . v . mo Vfll I L ry Baptist chnrrh vera v.o - - - ' - ftUOLO VI Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Peterson at meir norae on Morning&lde Tues day night for a BtrnwKcprr There were 80 present. Some of the features of the evening were a big bonfire, and speeches given by Judge O. P. Coshow, Thomas iwcu, r,an uregg, ana Rev. Earl uames were also en joyed during the evening. Mrs. Josephine Stewart left C....,J m .- oaimuay i0r crater Lake where she will spend the summer as hostess at the Crater Lake lodge. Mrs. Stewart Is house chaperone for the Oammi Thl o-,.;.. : .v. - ' r-vftuilljr ju me the Lnlversity of Oregon In Eu- Bridge Dance Honors Miss McGilchrist - Compllmentlnc Miss Josenhlne McGilchrist who has recentlr re turned from a trip to Texas and California. Miss Jeryme TJoston entertained with a delightful bridge dance Tuesday evening in the Upston home on E street. The guest rooms were beauti fully- decorated with baskets and bowls of garden flowers. The din ing table was particularly attrac tive wltn Its. centerpiece of laven der and pLnk canterbury bells and tall tapers In pastel shades. Hirh score nrlsea far hHrtr- were awarded to Miss Helen Worth and Richard Cooley, with second awards to Miss Kathryn Ellis and irwin Edwards. Miss McGilchrist also received a guest prise. After bridge, danclnr was en- Joyed with a favor dance conclud ing the evening. Mrs. William McGilchrist- Jr.. and Miss Helen Litchfield assist ed Mrs. Upston during ' the evening. The guest rroun Included the honor guest. Miss Josephine Mc Gilchrist and Miss Marie Patton, Miss Jeanne Patton. Miss Ann Reed Burns. Miss Esther Gibbard, Miss Josephine Cornoyer, Miss Helen Worth, Miss Kathryn Ellis, miss Margaret Savage. Miss Edna Savage and the hostess. Miss Jeryme Upston; Richard Cooley, Jimmie Nicholson, Donald Stock well. Billy Dyer. Richard. Pierre Irwin Edwards. Jack Price. Harri son. Elgin, Winfleld Needham. and Waltfo MiUs. . . Mr. and' Mriv Oliver Brogher recently of Salem entertained with a family dinner In their new home Sunday. Covers were placed for Mrs. Elizabeth Hosier, William Hosier, Mrs. Janie Christman and son, Elloyn, of Mt. Angel, Mrs. Addie Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Iran Smith and daughter of Scotts Mills and Mr. and Mrs. Olive Brougher. Host of the horses of the Sa lem Hunt club will be out on the trail to Painter's woods this morning for a breakfast ride. These events are becoming a very popular pastime for members of the club. Several out-of-town guests will be In the Sunday morning party. Mrs. George Dorcas and her mother. Mrs. J. J. Llghtner will leave this morning for California where they will visit with friends and relatives for several weeks. Miss Linsey Given 7 Miscellaneous Shower A delightful affair waa fceld at the horn of Mrs. W. B. Lindsay, 20 OS Center street, Thursday renter, when Mrs. S. O. Burk hart. Mrs. Martha Klttredge and Miss Ivy Bowden honored Miss KulaUa Linsey, bride-elect, with a miscellaneous shower. The affair was attended by 60 young ladies, fellow employes of Miss Lindsey from the office of the secretary of state. A ladies orchestra played for the occasion and Miss Esther Erieson enter tained with a reldlns, while Miss Ruth Moore gave a pianologue. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostesses. X great number of suitable gifts were presented to the guest of honor as a token of the high esteem in which Miss Linsey is held by her co-workers. ZENA An attractive affair of the week was the afternoon given by Mr 3. J. D. Walling at her Lin coln home Wednesday. Lovely flowers from the Wall ing gardens were used about the guestrooms. - . A pleasant social afternoon was followed by tea. The guest list Included Mrs. A. Putnam, Salem; "Mrs. Miles Brad f or 4 Kelier; Miss Gertrude Wall ing, Portland; Mrs. Alice Simp son and Mrs. Frank McLench, Lincoln; Mrs. Mary B. Crawford and Mrs. J. Fred Purrine, Zena, Mrs. Seymour Wilson, and Mers Mary Jennin55. North Spring Val ley. Mr. and M.3. E. T. Barkus, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowman, and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Moorehead mo tored to De Poe bay Wednesday, where they spent Thursday and Friday enjoying the coast and the thrill of deep sea fun Ing. They in spected the depths of .. ' the sea through a glass bottom "boa tj and with many thrills and much ex citement, they caught sea bass and salmon. They returned to Sa lem Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Moses Adams of Skyline Orchards are vacationing In California for a short time. While they are away Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Noble, owners of the orchard are In charge. Mr. and Mrs. Noble are summer visitors in Salem from Youngs town, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Lauterman are spending several weeks at the beaches along the Roosevelt high way In Oregon and California. Word last received from they was from Crescent City, California. Mrs. C. M. Charlton and Mrs. Miles McKee have been spending a few days at the Hal Patton cot tage In Newport. "T CLEARANCE lee Suits 100 BEGINNING TOMORROW Men: The Brownsville Woolen Mills Store (with Mil ler's) are going to close out one hundred suits at $21.85 beginning tomorrow! If it happens that you need a suit . . . and you could most likely afford another one at this price, just come to Miller's tomorrow before these are all picked over and see what they have offer. to Fine twists, worsteds, cheviots in new styles and pat terns. Browns, tans, blues and greys. W$ can fit you and what is more we can save you many dollars on a new suit. MANY OF THE SUITS HAVE TWO PAIR OF TROUSERS! Straw Hats $1.95 A big group of men's straw hats are featured for this week. Milans, Ban galores and Truciolas, etc. New shapes in beige, tan, etc. Beach Trousers $2.25 These elastic waist band beach trous ers are ideal for outing wear. Buy two or three pairs for your summer vacation. You'll enjoy wearing these during the hot summer days. With Miller's in Salem Yomarco dub Enjoys Picnic t i Member of the Yomarco club had, a delightful time at the picnic for which Mr. and lira. E. B. Mil lard were hosts Friday night This was the annual June picnic for the club. There were over 70 mem bers ana guests present Prior to the picnic dinner a short business session was held In which Mrs. W. M. Pennington was elected president for the com ing year to secede Mrs. B. B. Herrlck and Mrs. Paul Johnson was re-elected secretary treasurer. The committee In charge of ar rangements for this picnie were Mrs. E. B. Millard. Mrs. B. B. Herrlck, Mrs. Harry Swafford, Mrs. Grant Day, Mrs. Fred Zim merman, and-Mrs. Ronald Glorer. Mrs. Clyde Hardy Has Keiser Guests Mrs. Clyde Hardy was hostess for a surprise birthday party for her husband Saturday evening at their home on South High street. ' The - Kttesta . were from Keixer and Included those who with; Mrs. Hardy had taken part In the play, "The AdTentures of Grandpa," given some time ago at the M. W. A, hall in East Keizer. An enjoyable evening was spent in games, conversation, and music, wtih refreshments, served, which included a beautiful birthday cake. The guests were Jewell Gard ner, Lucille Cummings, Irma Ree fer, Mildred Gardner, XIck Brink ley, Glen Savage, Lester Evans, and Mr. and Mrs. Francisco. Mrs. Alice Dodd will leave for a week's visit with Mrs. J. A. Richardson of Portland. Mrs. Richardson was formerly a Salem resident at which time Dr. J. A. Richardson was a practicing phys ician here. Mr.- and Mrs. Forreet Fulton and small son, Frank, aecompan tod b? Mr. FvltQa't sister. Miss Pauline Fulton, left today by mo tor for Oakland, California, where they will visit two weeks. 8enator and Mrs, Charles L. McNary wiU arrive ia Oregon the first of this week for a six weeks sojourn at their country hame out of Salem on the River Road. Mrs. Fred A. Wiggins, of Top penis h, Washington, will be the heuse guests of her sister, Mrs. George Rodgers for several weeks. Mrs. E. J. Swafford is a guest of friends in Newport for a week. Jefferson -o JEFFERSON. June 29. Al Burke of Sabetha. Kansas, arrived in Jefferson Thursday morning for a visit with his brother-in-law, T. A. McKee, and other relatives. He came by way of Salt Lake and Los Angeles, and from here he will go on to Seattle. Mr. Burke Is a retired railroad man. being employed by the railroad company for EB years, which entitles him to a pension. Mrs. S. E. Henson was a busl- tness visitor In Albany Monday. : Mrs. Guy Roland who has been ill for several days, is much im proved. Jene McKee went to Albany Thursday to call on Dick Hitt, who 'underwent an operation at the Albany General hospital, re cently. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Denson mo tored from Carleton Thursday for a visit with relatives in town. T. A. McKee and his brother-in-law, Mr. Burke accompanied them home. ' J. A. Aupperle was called to Newport by the illness of his son Earl. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Farrington and children left for Netarts Fri day, hoping the ocean breezes will relieve the hay-fever, from whlcV Mr. Farrington is suffering. t Mrs. Farrington's parents, Mr. 1 and Mrs. Mason, of Portland, will join them there. 2 Rosedale o- ROSEDALE. June 2S. Mr. and v Mrs. Mott. of Portland, visited their daughter, Mrs. A. J. Haldy last Tuesday. , , Forrest. Laura and Helen Cam mack motored to Portland Wed nesday to attend the wedding of a friend. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thomas of Lyons, Oregon, called at the Cammack home Monday evening. C. A. Cole is driving a new car. He is doing carpenter work ln Salem as usual this summer. Messrs. Campbell. Whelan and Morse are each marketing quite a good strawberry crop of the Mar shall variety. The cherries are rip ening, but the crop is very short in this vicinity. A good many lo ganberry pickers are signing up for the picking season, which be gins in 10 days, more or less. Prune men are encouraged' over" the prospect of a fair crop and are hoping to harvest some good sises this fall. O- Dall as DAALLAS, June 29. Saturday proved to be a very unusual day in the Polk county clerk's office, , as there was not an instrument filed all day. However, the license department was busy issuing half year license plates. 55 applications were filed during the day. Ray Eshelman, an employe of the Salem paper mill was arrested June 22 by Verd . Shrunk, con stable of the Independence dis trict, and fined $150 and $17.50 costs by Ed Hutchins. justice of the peace, for possession of liquor. .Bare facts of AS fflON "jjpROM permanent-wave to sun-tan toe, heads, JIL arms, backs, legs, all are bare ... or pretend to be, at any rate! By sun or bottle, by hook or crook, you must look swarthy, whether you ac quire it in the good old fashioned way ... or by sun-tan lotions and powders, by brighter lip rouge, by ruddy fingernails, or by following the advise of MISS PELL who will be in attendance all week in the cosmetics sections, giving our patrons ex pert advice or how to make the most of natural beauty with the aid of DORALDINA. BARE HEADS' BARE B&CKS! BARE ARMS! BARE LEGS! LET'S BEA UTIFY THE BARES! Bring your beauty problems to Miss Pell . . . Cosmetics Section, July 1 to 8. Read the following announcement: What is ALLIIRA? It is Madame Doraldina's answer to woman's eternal quest for Beauty the key note to the perfect ensemble. "Allura" covers blemishes and fills in the tiny lines and wrinkles . .. giving to tHb com plexion a soft transparency and youthful bloom. "Allura" pro tects the skin against sunburn and freckles::."AHura" is that skin perfection you envy 1 S2au" '" MISS PELL Doraldina's "Allura" Girl Specially Trained Consultant Will Be In Our TOILET GOODS SECTION All This Week Bring your beauty problems to hen She h Madame Doraldina's own "Ambassador of Loveliness" to you ... to all women who would know the secret of perfect grooming and greater charm. She will show you how to care for your skin . . . how to preserve the youthful contour of your face and neck . . . how to make the most of your natural beauty, through the use of Doraldina's Allura and other Doraldina Toiletries? Re-. member, Allura youthifies and beautifies instantly... not as a mask or covering, but as a part of the living, breathing skin. Cosmetics Section, Jane 1st to 3th 4 1 4