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hie'OnEGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Wednesday Horning October 23 1929 1" ! : i a I? I; liv. it H. Vr i- 1 - -- 1 f. ' i. LJ U, , ' ' .. . t .. . " " . : V ..: .:. Y;.'V: " - -.-. - - . " ' " ' 'v - ' ' 1 f . - - . If , Activity 1 Resumed : By Camp fire Girls ;A 7 The esmpfire girls will again become active after -a summer of - camp and I Vacation, It is an ftounced by J-m. W. J. Minkle- - -wits, president . of the board of cponsorg. Many activities are be- Ing planned by the girls and ad isors.' : - l " One of the outstanding tilings ; just ' at present Is the school for training - guardians which Miss Cain of Monmouth will : conduct " toon In Safe m, There, are already : many-who hare shown their In. terest In' taking this course, v r.-. A meeting will soon be held at which. there j wlll be representa- lives from -various organizations of this"' city -which are- especially " Interested In girls Work, and who - will cooperate In working with the . Campf ire" glrr movement." The board of ' sponsor for the .Canrptire girls is Mrs. W. 'J. Min klewits, president; Mrs. D. O. Cle ments, Tice president; Miss Anna -, Stout, second vice president, and Frank Neer, Leiand Smith. Dr. David Bennett Hill, Mrs. LeMoine . Clark, W. L. Phillips, RevfC. E. Ward, Dr. Norman Tully; Mrs. II R. White, and Mrs. G. H. Little- field.- - ' -Y The "big hop" party which will officially start activities this year will be given at the T. M. C. A. f-?r30 o'clock Friday evening. Minklewits, Mrs. Luther and Miss Sloper will assist management of the party. . features of the evening's tflment will be alrflights. races, groundwork, nose -And will conclude with a bp" around the world. Each 31 bring 10 cents'to defray ea-ot -the party. i members . and any who Uke to become members are F to attend the "big hop." . - . .fiairS Alliance jLuncheon regular monthly one -. luncheon of the Woman's y fee of the Unitarian church Z Friday at the church rooms one of the most enjoyable Jgs of recent months. 0 special occasions marked Meeting Mrs. Lizzie Smith, f the oldest members of the ice was given a birthday sur shower in compliment to the leth birthday which she had - celebrated. "The luncheon J were arranged in three ,the guest of honor table g the center. . the center table was seated Lizzie Smith and Mrs. Ju omstock of Portland and sev Jf the oldest members of the ace. In all, covers were plac r 35. The centerpiece for honor . guest's table was a birthday cake with lighted les. At the close nof lunch 'rs. Smith cut the cake and ie was doing this a tea wa bearing many remembrances wheeled In beide her. f presence of Mrs. Julia ,eck was the other special .re of the luncheon. Mrs. tock is in charge of all Alli work in Oregon and was eer for the afternoon pro- . In her address she stress e opportunity for the women ie church to cooperate with arious divisions of the church 1 and she especially empha- the need for the Alliance to tsor any sort of peace move- in the community and to ge its support to the Kellogg pact. ae Alliance plans a rummage for Friday and Saturday of week. It will be held in the ling beside the New Salem 1 building. rs. Pollock will be hostess, day, October 29, with a bene ridge at her home. 602 North ter street. Telephone Mrs. ock for reservations. ojlowlng the luncheon hour V W. t J. Minklewits sang, re was a Brown Bird Sing- ' and "Londonderry Air" and accompanied by Mrs. Walter tan. -TTle hoste3ft committee In charge of the luncheon was Mrs Lloyd LeGarle. Mrs. J. M. Devers Mrs. Lizzies Smith, and Miss Ger- y. jtrudc Savage. V Lola- Cook Deuinger Leave for Horiolula" , -.. '.ainXoU Cook-Bellinger,-Who , ' thre0 years ago left the children's - lfbrar Ian .'position of -the Salem cty library, for a position in the children's department of the Hon . - oiulu library, , left Salem Tues- kl: ay for Portland and Seattle. She F- . - w? sail from Seattle WOdnesda cn the a.' s. wimeimina en route ' " ,for JloBolala where she wilTagain ; J- V ' tahe up- berw6rk;in the "library a- there as head t the .boys'-and " J 'm ' girls' department. -".r-T- ' I "" - 'Mrs.- Cook . has been a popular - gnest but, having come to be with ' - - her ' father; who is " seriously- 111; she went out "very littler after her arrival In Salem: October 3. r . i ?ij..e w.-- --.f.Ci'i -S Mr; and Mrs.C, Are Now. in Salem; 1 Mr. and Mrs." Charles Nnnn have retu"rh;edto-make "their horn m Salem after ' a two v weeks" wea ' 1 ding trip through:. California and .s. -'. the northern- part Mexico. Mr. and Mf s. Nunn left Port- . land Immediately folio wlnsrthelrf -.wedding September Y MrsNunn was Miss Ruth- Hewitt, formerly a I student In Willamette University J and popular In Salem. Several af- v --lairs -are being -planned ; to- wel- come Mrs. Nunn hereto Salem; Vj , V The "many- friends e Mr. and j jurs. Allan csrson wm -bo pieasea . ..to.karzfjhat they wll-agaJ be- r ijiyj mntm Af-RaWi- inmo: timer aoon. (-' after O-first of November. 4.Mr v and '!.Irs. CVI We Vow" rest i deat- ot.Corvalli4,T'. 1.L- X ' - v 'i f-'Y -, - - .r , " 3 Olivk M. Doak. To Teach Mexicans ' 1 1 & 1 r, J Ma 0 " Miss Elizabeth Morrow, daugh ter of the United States Ambas sador to Mexico, and sister-in-law of Colonel Lindbergh, who has confided to friends here that she expectes to teach English to fifth grade pupils in a Mexico City public school this FaEL State President Will Address Club Interesting to" all clubwomen of Salem will be the announcement that the state federation has ac cepted the Salem Woman's club invitation of some weeks past to meet in Salem for the state meet ing which comes in May or June. This'convention will come before the federal convention which is to be held in Denver, Colorado, this year. With this arrangement the new president will be enabled to attend the Denver conference. The regular date for the Salem Woman's club meeting is Satur day, October 26. At this time the state president, Mrs. G. J. Frankel will address the club In compli ment to "presidents' day." Afl past presidents of the club are especially invited to be present for this meeting. In addition to this address, Mrs. George H. Alden will present and discuss two pictures from the brush of Reynolds and reports will be given concerning the Marion county confederation of Woman's clubs which meets at Mills City Thursday. H The committee in charge of the October meetings is Mrs. Harry Hawkins, chairman, Mrs. H. L. Stiff, Mrs. Floyd Utter, Mrs. Van Seller Wieder. Mrs. Curtis Cross, Mrs. R. K. Ohling, Mrs. George R. Vehrs, Mrs. Frederick Hitl Thompson, Mrs. Edgar Hartley, Mrs. John H. McNary, Mrs. Earl M. Daue, and Mrs. E. M. Page. Church Group Has Pleasant Afternoon The south division of the First Presbyterian Ladies' aid met at thehome of Mrs. Charles Hudkins Monday for a pleasant afternoon of business followed by a social hour. . During the past weeks the wom en of this group have been busy each earning a dollar to be. pre sented to the aid treasury. At the Monday afternoon meeting each reported on how she had made her dollar. At the comple tion of the business meeting a short program was given by Mrs. James I. Teed who sang, and Mrs. L. G. Curtis who gave a reading. Mrs. Charks S. Weller had charge of the program. , .Mrs. Hudkins served a buffet luncheon at the close of the pro gram. . Late fall flowers and Hal lowe'en dcocrations gave a festive note to the dining room and gnest rooms.' ' - . ' : Literary Section A. A. U; W. to Meet .V The literary section of' the Amer lean "Assoclalon of University women , will1 meet for its first meeting- for this fall Wednesday evening, atlbe public library "at 7t30 o clock.'. These meetings are held regularly . throughout : the Winter mohthX jon' the: sedJnd and fourth Wednesdays., - - The first few meetings of Uhe. fall will be taken up" with J the study of early English novels. Miss Helen Pearce .Is leader. .for this The .Woman's "Benefit associa tion of Salem will fro to Mills CP ty - tonight for the Harvest : Home festival which is to be held there tonight,-" A etage bar been char tered from Salem to leave here at 6:1 E o'clock. All desiring to go on this, stage-be I at the stage ter mlnal promptly. - - "-. !. Ida M. :: . . TEACHER :-rr- - Cello 4- Ban jo -:r Hawaiian, and An f . a- 1 . ,.:?. jv.-.-j. - - I' ( Studio SVisoa B7de; Thnrsday, Friday, or .byr appointment -; ' . -c If- -; rhow, Special fall rates :o atudentf nrolHngnow-"-; ; - - 'MTMrector Salm Harmony'-Tria v.;i'.V' ; rrf.'.PfMl Society Uifor SOCIAL CALENDAR Wednesday Presbyte-tian Ladles' Aid, an day meeting, luncheon at noon. Sewing in church so- dal rooms. Literary section of A. A. U. W 1 : SO o'clock, Salem public library. ' Tbnrsday'' ; . VRegnlar meeting of "ttte- -Town and Gown dab at Las- sanne baU. ' Y Woman's Benefit associa- tion, ; S o'clock. Fraternal .temple. " " " Athletic party for student body of Capitol Business col- . lege, 7:10 o'clock, T. M. C. A. Friday Daughters of Union veter- ans will meet at Woman's clubhouse, S o'clock. , "Elk's Hallowe'en dance, Elk's temp.- Council of Church women, Jason Lee church beginning 10 o'clock all day session. Liberty Woman's club, re- ceptlon for teaehers, 8 o'clock at schoolhouse. -Big Hop" party for the Campfire Girl Reserves,-7:30 o'clock, Y. M. C. A. All mem- bers and those interested in becoming members welcome. Bridge Parties Are Interest Center Tuesday Bridge, that never falling source of pleasure for social aft ernoons, came in for its share of popularity Tuesday when among the most popular matrons and maids of the city were entertained by three popular hostesses. Mrs. Frits Slade was hostess for the regular meeting of her club with club members and two addi tional guests present. Mrs. Walt er Barsch of Oakland, California, and Mrs. Claudine Edgerton of Corvallis were the special guests. An attractive luncheon preceeded the afternoon of bridge. , Miss Edith Bragg was; again the center of attention when Mrs. Thorn Wood entertained with a bridge evening in compliment to this popular bride-elect. Mrs. Charles Hayter and Mrs. Kenneth Fitzgerald assisted Mrs. Wood in receiving the guests for four ta bles of bridge and in serving. Mrs. Don Roberts was the third bridge hostess entertaining with the Hallowe'en motif predominat ing for a lovely bridge tea. Mrs. W. W. Baum, Mrs. Harry Crain and Mrs. H. C. Finley assisted Mrs. Roberts. Bridge was in play at six tables. Mrs. Carle Abrairis Hal Hibbard Hostess Members of the Hal Hibbard auxiliary were the guests of Mrs. Carle Abrams at her home on Chemekcta street Friday after noon. Colors and decorations of Hallowe'en were carried out through the use of marigolds and pumpkins arranged in effective manner about the guest rooms. A short business meeting pre ceded the program which Included a discussion of. the life of Theo dore Roosevelt, leader of the Rough Riders, in compliment to his birthday. Late in the after noon Mrs. Abrams served assist ed by her daughter, Miss Betty Abrams. Guests for this afternoon were Mrs. Henry O. Miller, Mrs. Charles Brant, Mrs. E. E. Buckles, Mrs. F. W. Alley, Mrs. Lulu Humphrey, Mrs. Richard C. Churchill. Mrs. M. W. Nickelson, Mrs. . B. W. Walcher, Mrs. V. E. Newcomb, Mrs. F. A. Thompson, aad Mrs Abrams. C. M. Casements Are 500" Hosts Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Casement were 1 Monday night hosts for four tables of "500". .Hallowe'en decorations and 'late fall flowers made attractive room decorations. Honors for the evening were won by Mrs. Roy Shelton, Dr. O. L. Scott. Mrs. O. L. Scott, and F. C: : Kltllnger.'-Mrs Casement served after the "close of card -playing. Mrs. Kltllnger, and Miss Cleone Casement assisted in serving. Guests tor ; the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shelton, Mr. and . Mrsf H. C. Smart, Mr. and Mrs; C'Hv; HAL- Dr. and" Mrs. O. L. Scott; 'Mr. and Mrs. M, C. rTownsend, Miss ' Mary Kltllnger, and Miss Cleone Casement. Town;:and Gown Cluti ToHave First Meeting The first meeting of the Town and Gown club, an old established i-club which unites university wom en iff a common twnff. will have itrrf irsrrsmeetlng "Thursday 5 at Lausanne hall on the: Willamette university - campus.; Mrs. C- P. Rlshop. president of the dub' for this, year, will preside. Mrs. George H. Alden. TOrs. Har ry Swaf ford, and Mrs. Almlra Ha 1 3 are the hostess committee. - ; Y t: Miss : Mabel .- Robertson will speak' on the. "Problems of girls' work In Ugh schools There will be special .music,, - ' -Y - Mathews f - V 0m ' t. : -, AND SOLOIST ilandofin Gnllar. String Instmnieats 1027. fA:iorjajpeesloatA .- Miss C a nip b e 1 1 Speaks Before B.&P.W.. Miss Agnes Campbell was the principal speaker at the regular dinner meeting of the Salem Busi ness : and Professional Women's dub held In the Marlon hotel last evening. ": . ,. .. Miss Campbell, who baa -had a great deal -of nursing experience in other countries told interesting events in her life and work, par ticularly of the women she has met abroad. - Cleo Seely, Salem high school student, delighted - the members with his violin selections. "Hostesses for the erening were Elva Fischer, Irene Breithaupt and Bessie McCloud. Signe Paul sen chairman of the program com mittee had charge of the program and Susan Varty, president of the Salem club, presided at the- busi ness meeting. Announcement was made con cerning the motion picture. "Evangeline," which the club will sponser. This will be anown at the Capitol theatre for three days. near the middle of November and the Business Women will sponser the ticket sale.' The program committee an nounced that Miss Vivian Cooler head of the book department of Meier and Frank, has been invited to speak at the next meeting of the club on the -subject "Books for Business Women." Miss Cooley is an interesting speaker and members who have heard her are hoping that she will be able to accept the invitation. Committee reports were made through the club-bulletin which after this issue will be edited by Miss May Cleveland. Until this time the bulletin has been edited by the nublieity committee. Donna Aline, chairman or tne hospitality committee, announced the first club party of the season which will be held November 6 at the Women's club building. Silverton Legion Auxiliary Plan Play SILVERTON. At the regular meeting of the Legion auxiliary held Monday night committees were appointed for the coming year and plans made for the winter. The auxiliary will give a play, entitled "Hello There," in the first part of December. Mrs. Del Barber is general chairman in charge of the play. Plans are also going forwards for a Hal lowe'en dance. Committees appointed include the following: Flag and Ameri canism, Mrs. Lucy Eastman and Mrs. Helmer Brokke; hospital. Mrs. Claire Jarvls, Mrs. W. L, Austin and Mrs. Fanny Morley; child welfare, Mrs. Earnest Starr, Mrs. Arthur Gottenberg, and Mrs Clarice Steen Johnson; Memorial and emblem, Mrs. C. M. Wray and Mrs. Joe Hoppfinger; finance, Mrs. Fay Hanford and Mrs. Zetta Schlador; membership, Mrs. Nellie Titus and Mrs. Nellie Hall; pub licity, Mrs. Letha Ca vender; sick call and relief, Mrs. Roy Daven port and Mrs. Fred Mehl; social activities, Mrs. Henry Hutton, Mrs. Dora Bailer and Mrs. Titus; music, Mrs. Casper To we; chap lain, Mrs. Nellie Hall and Mrs. Merlin Conrad: constitution and by-laws, Mrs. Del Barber, Miss Ruth Lorenzon and Miss Ina Har old; historian, Mrs. Marie Solie. Leslie Girl Reserves Enjoy Out-Door Party Members of the Girl Reserves of Leslie Junior high school gave a party for . prospective members Tuesday evening In Bush's pas ture. There were 31 girls who en Joyed this happy affair. Each girl brought her own din ner and Miss Carin Daegermark advisor; furnished ' the popular Hallowe'en eider and doughnuts. ZEN A. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. . Hlggins entertained a - group . of fourteen friends at their Zena home Sunday. The party includ ed Mr. and Mrs. H. Nickerson and daughter Margaret of Portland Mr. and Mrsv Frank -McLench of Lincoln; Mr. - and Mrs. -John C 'Jones pf Macleay Mr. and Mrs Cax Chrlsman.and children, El- dred -and Eva of Salem, and Mr. and Mrs. W. O- Cooper and daugh ter Addle. of Carlton., ' . ... - .. .f -.- ........ ..'.. ry: -. - y'' Largest b'mlders'jof I V-" 1 : ...TTY Kimball Pianos - Player Pianos - :Pipe Organs, Grands; ' a L Phonographs, Radios, " - Save the Bliddkmen's Profits Otxt of lhe High Rent District Y'KHMDAILIi:PIANO-.eOIUGE YV:r: 2020 Nol cisWst. Y'-Hi' 3S5J Y- Y . : :' .,. Oppslt Bc4 iy wood Theatre - , -J. -J r 1XCXV11EXT TO cAii NofedtfhifiyWear Club Has Annual Celebration AMITTTho annual Thirty Tear club met at the high school auditorium October IS. Over three, hundred . members were present. Anyone who -baa resid ed In Oregon thirty 'years Is en titled to attend the annual meet-in- Y Several people came from neighboring 'states, California, daho and Montana, to attend tne meeting. Al Newby. president or tne dab. with the assistance of Wil liam Graham of Portland, is re sponsible for the success of the meeting. . The program opened with com munity singing; prayer, Mrs. Edith Jones: solo. Mrs. Mildred Wyatt; songs, audience; and a du et, Mrs. Torbet-and Mr. Morse; The speaker of the evening was hpred Loekley of Portland. - The Thirty Year club orcnestra furnished excellent old time mu sic. Members of the orchestra are: Mrs. Jim Likens, w. w. Nickels, Frank Ferguson and Lyle Wright. A delicious supper was servea at a Tate hour. . Present were: Mrs. O. E. Allen, Miss Valine Allen, Mrs. L. A. Al len, Miss Pearl Allen. Roy Allen, Mrs. Charles Armstrong, Mr. ana Mrs. J. P. Allison, Lester Allison, Mrs. R. E. Brown, Eldon Brown, I. Brown. Mrs. Ivan Brown, Mrs. M. E. Erown, Mrs. J. A. Breeding, C lenn Briedwell, L. H. Briedwell, r-fr. and Mrs. - John Briedwell. M E. BurgeBS, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Booth, Clara Broad- well, Mrs. H. Broadwell, Mrs. S. W. Buffum, Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Bergstrand, G. M. Beckett; Isaac Burns, Earl Burch, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. BurchMisses Victoria and Louise Burch, Mrs. Ralph Ballon. Dora Buttrick, Jessie Beaty. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cronk, Earl Cronk. Fay Christie, Frank Camp bell, Mr and -Mrs. Walter Cook, Helen Coulter. Ruth Coulter, Eli zabeth Coulter, B. E. Coulterr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cochran, Mrs. A. C. Dorr, T. W. Dickey, Etta Day, Ora O'Dell, Jessie Eberllng, Hen ry Edwards, J. F. Emmett, Ethel Emmett, FrankJFerguson, Avis Ford. Chester Fague, Gladys Fields, J. H. Frazier. Anna Grames. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Groves, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Glandon. J. A. Gllbaugh, Isabel Giibaugh, orpna unrmn, vvesiey Green, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Gra ham, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Groves, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Glover, TYJ. Graves, F, M. Garrison, W. J. Garrett. Tom Glover, B. W, Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Har rison, Mrs. Mack Hubbard, E. U Henderson. M. T. Henderson, G, Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Hold- redge, Mrs. M. Hess, Dick Harri son, Le Verne HardwlcK, Dora Hayes. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. How ard, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Harris, Layine Harrison, Lena Harrison, Carry Hancock. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones, El eanor Jeffries, Edith Jones. Mr, and Mrs. Jessie Jone, Earl Jones, Zella Jonah. Mary Judy, Laura Judy, Mrs. Geo. Kelty, Clyde Kel ty, Lelia Kimsey, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Kirkwood. Ada Keyt, Mr and Mrs. D. L. Keyt, Mattie Kee ton, Ora Ladd, Mr. and Mrs. Elm er Ladd, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Le- Masters, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Leon ard, Fred Loekley, Mr. .and Mrs. Lynn Lancefield. . Mr. and Mrs. Jim Likens, Lee Ladd, Lee Losey, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Massey, Miss Minnie Massey, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. McEl- downey, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Mat this, Frank Mahood, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Mulkey, Freda Miller, Miss Bertha Muakess, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Har rison, Lester Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Munkers, Edith Mack, Ad die Martin, O. E. Moorse, J. A. Me Gown. Ella McGown, Mina Mc Klmme, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mc- Kee. A. J. McDaniel, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Nickel!, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Newby, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Newman, Mr. and Mrs. Fred New man. W. R. Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. C E. . Post, W. R. Patty, Mr. and Mrs H. V. Fatty. Mr. and Mrs. u M." Patty, Mrs. L. J. Patty, Ray Patty, M. A. Post, Laura Phil- cor.airiG- " FRDDAY, NOV. 1 TO FonElcinoi?c Moroni Olsen ' Players - . ;in - ' ." - .- : .- : Twelve- -Thomand" . A Historical Melodrama - In , three actsBy Bruno Frankr,- - FEES VARY The Mikrtpe- alee Secret" ",--.'' M..r-Wblte Wings" . " . siEASON: tickets .-- j ea aale new t - tftcU t Ww .prices.. Can. Newell Williams;. 21X1; Ranee Niles, 471; G. R, Grabenhorst, 515 C. F.Doane J34; ,Wf-M,-: Seaadlteg,; Jt2a$; . Lelaad- Smiih, 371S-W; r aay aember ef the liana dab. Tickets else seld by members ; ef the A. AT ef U. Wi :, - - Pianos far the -world.,. y lips, lfr. and I Mnu Geo. : Phiaipe, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Putnam, Mrs. Flora Richardson, Mr. : and Mrs. J. W. Roth, Mrs.. O. E. Roth, E. W. Res, Era Robinson;-1. C. Rob inson. Lottie Robbins, Mr. . and Mrs, C E. Robbing, H. C Robison, Mrs. Bessie Robison, Gertie Rieh ter, Mrs. F. C Ruble, Lloyd Ruble, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ruble. Mrs. E. E. Shields. H. O. Stnlts, Mrs. Barbara Stnlts. Elsie Stults. Harry Stnlts, Ed Sehaeffer, Miss L. Sehaeffer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scbaefier, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sehaeffer, Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Stewart, Bessie Sorenson, Sam Smithson, Vera Swift, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. StuHenburger. J. B. Stnllenburger, Cap Springer, Matt Sander,' Emma Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Taylor. Mrs. Leon Tur ner, Zella Tatro, Mr., and Mrs. H. W. Torbet, Mr. and Mrs. M. Tfllery. 3. M. Umphlette. W. J. UdelL Claud Van Buskirk. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walling; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Walling. Dora Walling. A. B. Watt, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wright, C. E. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Wyatt. Mr. and Mrs R. W. Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. WeSton, Glenn Weston,' John Warner, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Warner, Ruby Warn er, Lucy Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wood. Carrie Wood. Cleve Wood, Mrs. R. Wallace, Mrs. J. A. woodman, Mr. and Mrs. Will Wlthrdw, Mrs. L. Winters, Mr. and Mrs. Q. A. Wither. Mrs. E. Wad- del, "J. A. Wiggings, J. M. Wise and Hazel Walling. EVERGREEN The Happy Hour club has again taken up its season's work. At lis first meet ing of the year members -voted to buy more playground equip ment for the school grounds. Committees were also appointed to work for the coming - year. These Included program commit tee, Mardon OverosS, Mrs. John Brunner, and Venlta! Ramsby; re freshment committee, Mrs. L. R. Herrick. A program was given at this meeting consisting of a recitation Beautiful Willamette" by Mar garet Shockley; song by 7th and 8th grade girls; recitation, "A Bad Cold" by Alvin Lund: sonr by Knight and Kellerhals girls; accordian selections by Melvin Kaser; .piano selections by Maxine Harmon. The club will mee tthe third Friday of every month during the winter. The teachers of the Liberty school will be the guests of honor for a reception sponsored by the Liberty Woman's club Friday ev ening at 8 o'clock at the school. AH those who are new to the community this year are especi ally invited to attend this recep tion. Mrs. Clarence Holder Is presi dent of this club. Chairmen of committees on the reception plans are Mrs. Bruce Cunningham, chairman of the program com mittee; Mrs. Al Brown, chairman of the decorating committee; and Mrs. J. B. Cleavland, chairman of the refreshment committee. A special program is being ar ranged for this evening. TPV. m. JLtyeing makes jaded Dresses NEW- DIAMOND DYES arc the finest dyes you can buy. They are made to give you real service. They contain the very highest quality anilines that can be produced. It's the quality of the anilines in Diamond Dyes that give such soft, right, new-looking colors ; that make them .go on so evenly without spot ting or streaking; that enable them to keep their depth and brilliance through wear and washings. Next time you hare dyeing to do, try Diamond Dyes. See bow easy and simple it is to use them. Then com pare results. You win surely agree iiamona uyes are better dyes. The white package of Diamond Dyes Diamond aim mot AMI A M Wa&-flAlUI S.-J mm 1 D. A. R.' Auditorium' y Consecrated Today y Constitution ball. In Washing ton, D. C the new $1,500,000 hntldinr erected bv the Danchter of the American Revolution will be consecrated today at 5 o'clock with only members of the society In attendance. The Right Rever. end Bishop Freeman of the Ca thedral wjii officiate, and Mrs. LowtH F. Hobart. president ren- eral of the D. A. R., will preside over the ceremony. A nnuormea band af the united States will play and the wonderful new or gan of the hall will be, beard for the first time. , This hail is the achievement of 170,000 women, members of the organization, who erected the structure without one cent of as sistance from anyone outside the ranks of their own membership, which is repreeented by 2,400 chapters in the United States, Alaska. Hawaii, the Philippines, Cuba, China, France and England. Plans were first made in 1925 for this structure. In 1928 Mrs. Alfred. J. Brosseau, at that time president general of the organ, izatlon, and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge broke the ground for it. The hall Is located at 18 th. C and D streets, in Washington, D. C. Wee Daughter Given Birthday Party . Mrs. Loyal W. Henderson en tertained at her home on Hines" street, Monday afternoon, compli menting her young daughter, Dona Marie, on her Bec-ond birth day. A request number was heard over the radio in honor of the young miss. Refreshments were served late in the afternoon, on small tables, which carried out the Hallowe'en idea. Guests for the afternoon were the honor guest, Dona Marie Henderron, Mrs. Fred Peterson and Marjorie, Mrs. Robert Patter son and Mary, Mrs. Robert Hines and Lloyd, Mrs. Mervln Fidler and Jean, Marjorie Hill and Nona Fasching. TURNER. Officers elected for the Methodist Sunday school of Turner for the year 1930 are Iran Hadley, superintendent; Mrs. Nel lie Gumming, assistant superin tendent; Kenneth Bear, secretary; Mrs. M. Martin, treasurer; Mrs. I. Small, home work; Mrs. Pearl Witzel, cradle roll superintendent. Rev. Burgoyne is the pastor. Teachers are, Mrs. Alice Funston, adult class; Mrs. Iran Hadley, in termediate ; Mrs. Bond, primary. SILVERTON .Miss Margaret Fox Elsinore-Now av?2pai -m HAU-.8SS,N0ll this tfay is the highest quality dye, prepared for general use. It will dye or tint silk, wool, cotton, linen, rayon . or any mixture of materials. The blue package is a special dye, for silk and wool only. With it you can dye your valuable articles of silk or wool with results equal to the finest pro fessional work. When you buy remember this. The blue package dyes silk or wool only. The white Package will dye every kind of goods, including silk and wooL Your dealer has both packages. k T.i f,ML l can tfy- : Thn t i eoW. Tf?--f their r 2rEAiia HE SUITS if LkJcSijXdQcBCIXjO .mmmmmm. I Sather, daughter f Mr, and Mrs. Albert Sather, of Silverton, has been pledged to Kappa Delta so cial sorority t Oregon State col lege Where she .entered this autumn as a freshman. Miss Satn- -er also made the Madrigal club, the girls' glae club, and is work ing on the Beaver staff. .Miss Sather was graduated from the Silverton high school last Jane. Evening Party Delightful Affair Mlas Elisabeth Lord was tne in splration for a delightful dinner party Saturday evening with Miss Geaeviev- Thayer: mr hostess, at the home ofMrs, Claudius Thayer on North- 'Ci'pttol. street. Fall flower, arranged in an in teresting low .effect made the cen terpiece for the dinner table about which was seated the guest of honor. Miss Elizabeth Lord, Miss Edith Schryver, Miss Winnifred Byrd, Miss Mable Robertson, Miss Alice Brown, Dr. Henry Kohler. and Miss Thayer. Following dinner the group at tended the theatre. Power .Conceded To Prohi Deputies The state prohibition commis sioner and his legally appointed deputies have authority under the Oregon laws to execute search warrants In liquor cases, accord ing to an opinion handed down by the attorney general here Tues day. The opinion was requested by George Alexander, state prohi bition director. SHUTS Fashion's First Requisite A Good Figure No matter how beautiful your clothes, you will not look your best unless your figure is at its love liest. Corsetts Girdles 95 OTHERS $1.95 to $8.95 Opes Saturday Til 8:30 QUALITY MERCHANDISE POPULAR PRICES f Li A .-