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i - I 1 f PAGE SIX , - - - -- - - - 11 111 ... BBaaaaBP-I Society ' Prominent Couple Announce Date of Betrothal Of Interest to- many 1 8alem young people irill be the an nonncement of tbe date of the ap proaching marriage of Mia Olive Barnard and Leonard Chadwkk, formerly of Salem bet now tiring In Oakland, California, August 7. at 8 o'clock at the home of tbe bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Barnard. - 201 Sonth. Ifth streefT" - The announcement was made knows Tuesday evening when the bride's mother, Mrs. A. R. Bar nard entertained for her daugh ter with a evening of bridge. The high score for ' the erening was awarded to Miss Dorothy Franks and the second award went to Miss Mildred Johnson. "Last, but not least.- Che third prize, which was hidden about the room and the finder was to share It with the entire group.was an attractire box wherein the se cret was concealed a tiny card bearing the date of the'weddlag. Guests for the erening of cards Included Miss Marguerite' Faraa er. Miss Betty Elofson. Miss Mil dred Judson, Miss Benletta Ed wards, Miss Dorothy Kranks. Miss Olire Falk. Miss Mable Carrie. Miss Harriett Adams, Miss Vera McCune, Miss Lulu Eastridse Miss Bessie Tucker, Miss Leila Parks, Mis Helen Rtehsrdson. Miss Marie Pfliett. Miss Elizabeth Welch, Miss Anona Welch, Miss Caroyl Braden. and the honor guest. Miss Olire Barnard. .Miss Barnard and Mr. Chad wick are well known, young peo ple, both baring been graduated from. Salem high school. Since his graduation from school, Mr. Chadwick has won much recogni tion for his musical merits, Dar in g won first place In the Atwa-ter-Kent radio audition last year. He U now taking adraaced work In California under the superrf elon of Miss Era Atkinson, Na tional Broadcasting star, prepar atory to future radio work. The wedding will be a quiet af fair with only relattres and inti mate friends being bidden. Ber. H. C. Storer. pastor of the Knight Memorial church jrttl read the service. Miss Lulu Eastridge.has been chosen for maid of honor, the bride's only attendant. Don ald Barnard, brother of the bride elect will be best man. Donald Allison wiU play the wedding marches and a rocal du et will be giren by Miss Benietta Edwards and Ronald Craven. As sisting with tbe serring will be fire1 intimate friends.of the bride, which will Include the Misses Yelma Slmpkins. Dorothy East ridge, Caroyl Braden, Harriet Adams and Vera McCune. Sever al pre-nuptial affairs are being arranged for the bride-elect Mist Barnard has a large eir cle of friends, through her asso ciation with the Commercial Book tors where she has been employ ed for the past few years.' - Mrs. M. K. Hall, accompanied by her two daughters. Mrs. Richard English of Los Angeles, California, and Miss Gwendolyn Hall of Portland; will bo guests today at tbe homo of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Bragg. Mrs. English will leare by train for her homo in California mursaar erening while Mrs. Hall and daughter will return tosicombined with white or black. Portland Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Minier and daughter, Jewell, returned Tuesday night from a three days stay at Siltcoos flake, where they wero met by Mr. and Mrs. F. R, Stevenson of Eugene. Independence Mrs. Hank Mat tison entertained with cards Mon day afternoon tor soma ladies who had birthdays in the month. The honored ladies ;rere Mrs. A. L. Thomas, Mrs. George Carbray and Mrs. Mattison. The afternoon was spent playing bridge. At the close of the afternoon a dainty luncheon was served by the hostess. - . e .Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Cooley and children. Jean and Bobby, ar- rlred -home Tuesday 0 -V. V VUIM wu a exienaea motor through the east. trip ' August 1st will find us with a large selection of Summer Street, Sports. Afternoon, and Dinner Frocks Nothing to do But Cut the. Pt ices of This Desirable Summer Mer chandize 'WAY DOWN. . . Many lovely Shantung Suits, formerly. sold for $29.75 : ; r I . all going at $17.50, .v ' Beautifur fprmal afternoon and evening gowns at prices that will V astonish you! . - - , ; 2. for News and GlulS :Ouve M. DOAK. SqCIAL CALENDAR Thursday, July SI United Artisans Capital assembly No. M regular meeting. Fraternal Temple pot luck supper at 6:30. , -Ladies of the W. R. C All day sowing; be at homo of MrsSoao Hagedorn. Members are requested to bring their own baskets. , -. .Tuesday August 5 ' -W. C. T. U. all day picnic, August 5, Fairgrounds Bring Awn basket and table-service; Coffee, sugar and cream furnished. - Statesman Pattern 1995 By ANNE ADAMS Just as, easy to make as can be, this adorable frock of simple line and detail. Shoulder cape lets are added from the square neck line, taking the place of sleeves, although there are sleeves with the pattern In case you want to use them. The skirt flare gains grace and fullness through sereral rows of gathers. The narrow belt ties in a pert bow at the side. Pattern It 9 5 fashions delight fully of Toile, dimity, georgette, lawn, batiste or chiffon. A sha dow print in blended pastel tones looks so cool and refreshing in warm weather. Other favorito colors are yellow', red, char treuse, orange and leaf green. May be obtained only in sixes 14. If. 18. 20. 32. 24, 36. 28 and 40. Size 18 requires 4 5-8 yards of 39 Inch material. MMary. lardage for erery ilia, sad simple, sseet irutreetieaa art given. Seal fifteen erat la eotnt care fully wrapped, or atampa, for aaea aaHaraw Writa plaialy year aama. aderaaa. atyaj aamber aae atee waited. Oar boat ef patteras far idnlt tad children, alaa traaafer pap tana, fifteea reati: aa eeata wbaa ordered with patters. AaV 4reu all Kail and orders to Statesman Patters Department, S48 Wert 17ta Ureet. Kew Tork City. Miss Pauline Johnson enter tained Miss Martha Wetsel of Portland otot the week end. Miss Wetsel and Miss Johnson are Del ta Delta Delta sorority sisters at uregon state college the price of 1 sale continues. , : ; The Society iifor J Luncheon Honors ; Birthdays of Two Guests One of the prettiest of raid summer bridge luncheons ' was giren Monday afternoon when Mrs. Charles Bauer entertained in her home honoring the birth day anniversaries of Mrs. E. J. Seellars whose birthday occurred oa Monday, and Mrs. William Brans whose birthday came on Tuesday. The luncheon table was most attractive In its color scheme of pink and white, which was centered with a lovely pink and white floral bouquet, flanked with pink tapers. Cov ers were marked tor the honor guests, Mrs. E. J. Seellars, and Mrs. William Evans, Mrs. Wil liam McGilchrist, Mrs. Fred Stump, Mrs. George Barnbard, Mrs." E. F. Smith, Mrs. George Alexander, Mrs. J. Lyman Steed, Mrs. Flora Thomas and the host ess, Mrs. Charles Bauer. Mrs. William Gosser and young son, Clayborn, will be guests at the Ernest Thorn cottage for the coming week end. Mrs. Gosser andJ son, will accompany Mrs. Thorn and small son. Ernest Jr., to their summer home at Nelseott Bead, Thnrsday. Mrs. M. A. Thompson and Mrs. H. R-- Hobkins. both of Portland, will be additional guests of the Thorns for the coming week end. Mrs. Cedrick Helgho, niece of Mrs. E. C Goodwin of this city, Is expected to arrive today from Cannon Beach, where ahe has bees enioyine a beach outing for the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Goodwin accompanied by Mrs. Heigho will leave Sunday for Newport where they win spend the coming week. Mr. Goodwin will return borne Sunday evening. Miss Katbryn Sisson and Miss Genevieve Vale of Sudbury. Can adawho have been guests at the '"home of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Sisson and family for the past few days, left Tuesday for their northern home. Enroute they will visit a part of Alaska, Banff and Lake Louise before re turning to their home In Canada. a Mrs. John A. Carson returned home Tuesday evening .from Portland where ahe has been the guest of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCam mon for the past week. She was accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs. -Wallace Carson who motor ed to Portland Tuesday. e Miss Genevieve Thayer was hostess Tuesday evening, tor an inpresapta "after the - concert" party in her heme on Capitol street, to the participants of the Hobson recital. The group en Joyed an Informal time of conver sation and 'music after which re freshments, .were serred. The party was brfcught to an end . by the staging of the "Wassail Song" the concluding number on the re cital program. . ' Mr. and Mrs. Ray Howard and children, Mildred, Ruby, Denton and George of Estherrille. Iowa, arrived lu Salem Wednesday morning to visit with Mr. How acd'a sister and brother, Mrs. W. B. Milborn, and L. L. Howard of this city. e e e .. Mr. T. O. Flnley arrived In the city Wednesday from his home In The Dalles, to visit with his sis ter, Mrs. E. C. Goodwin lor a tew days. OREGON STATESMAN. Salecu Oregtm. Thnrsday BlonuVg, July 31. 1930 Af fiairs Pretty Wedding Arranged For One of the loveliest weddings of the mid-eummer season will be solemnised fa St Joseph's CathoUe chares, Thnrsday saoralag at o'clock, when Miss Ullian De Myett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. U. De Mytt will become the brloe of Henry Kropp, sea of Mr. and Mrs. K. Kropp of Albany. Rev. J. -H. Buck will officiate at the nrptlal mass. " The bride has selected a becom ing frock of beige georgette with attractive hat to match for her wedding attire and will carry a shower beaqnet of sweet peas, roses and lilies of the valley. Her only attendant will be her sister1. Miss Marcel DeMytt. who will wear a oowder blae dresa with hat te match and carry an arm bou- quex ox pm a- sweet peas and roses. Ferns, palms and large baskets of summer flowers hav - Km chosen for the de -orations at the church whlck win make a lovely setting tor the marriage cere monies. Martin Kropp. brother of the groom, will serve aa best man. Lawrence Alley .will sins and Bernard Kropp will be the organ ise. Following the wedding services ft breakfast for the bridal party an Intimate friends and relatires Will be served at tfi rcr after which the young couple will leare on a motor trip north. They Will make Salem their hnma Knth baring a wide circle of friends In , A iiiia cny. Sereral Informal ' pre-nuptial affairs have been givei for Miss DeMytt. The girls employed In the office In which the bride-elect has been emoloved entArtaineii with shower honoring Miss DeMytt Fri- uy evening, ana a larger shower Saturday erening. e e e Mr. and Mrs. Harry Row and daughter Miss Kathryn, la com pany with Mrs. Grace Thompson and Miss Fays Louise Thompson, returned Tuesday from a three weeks' vacation, the first week being spent at Taehata while the last two weeks were spent at Brefteabash Sariags. e e Mrs. A. M. Gardner and daughter. Miss Mary, left Wed nesday for Portland, going from there to Fort Crook, Nebraska, where they will visit friends for a short time before going on to Minneapolis. Minnesota, where they will make their home. Mrs. Gardner is a cousin of Q. A. Wood of this city. a Mrs. Geora Alexander, accom panied by friends, motored te HiUsboro a few days ago where she was a truest at a bridge lunch eon. ' : j T"T t ' 1 ' ' By ids Home From " Long Motor Trip ThrpughEast: - Mr and "Mrs. Clarence Byrd and ehildrea, Peggy and BUly. arrived home a short time ago from a very interesting motor trip of two months duration. Tbe Byrd's took the Old Oregon Trail routs, .going, through east em Oregon and Idaho to In diana, . Illinois, Ohio. Minnesota and Michigan, visiting all the principal cities of those states and returning heme the northern route, touring both Glacier and Yellowstone National parks. They- visited Glacier National park at a. very . bsy time as President Hoover was -expected .to arrive any minute to spend his vacation there. "All hands fad tbe cook" were 'working Ight and day to have every thing In readiness for the presi dent and his party. The Byrd party were most for tunate fa having escaped the ex treme heat through the east, hut experienced some nearly as warm In crossing Idaho, where the thermometer registered 111 the day they traveled tbe desert state which made them glad to be back la the cool and green of western Oregon. They made the last lap of their journey by way of the Me Kensie pass whieh was a lovely climax to their trip. a Afternoon of Bridge Compliments Guests Miss Mary Eyre, assisted by her sister, Miss Pearl Eyre, en tertained Tuesday with an af ternoon of bridge In their home on Mill street, Honoring Mrs. Er nest Stevenson of Burley, Idaho, Miss Laura Tantls of Grants Pass, Oregon, and Mrs. Van Greer of Phoenix, Arixona, who have been visiting friends in Sa lem recently. - Two tables were in play dur ing the afternoon with high score being presented to Mrs. Will Knower. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess, Miss Mary Eyre and Miss Pearl Eyre, af tb close of the afternoon. Mrs. Kenneth G. Bailey, of Se attle, Washington, who has been the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. : Brazier Small for the past week, left Wednesday for Portland. ; where she will spend sometime before continuing on to her home-) in Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Small accompanied their guest as far as Portland, returning home Wednesday evening. Miss Elsie Millar, sister of Mrs. Dr. Lewis of North Winter street, expects to ' leare Thorsday for Denver. Colorado. . Omaha and points In northern Iowa. Miss Miller plans to be gone about six weeks. e e e Mrs. William McGilchrist and daughter. Miss Josenhine. arrived home a few days ago from New port, where they hare been so journing for the past tew weeks. 1? Sale opened Monday with a full and complete stock of Rugs, Draperies, Furniture and Ranges of all ItindsT'This immense stock must be reduced-if LOW PRICES have the effect we thinfcihey will-our objective willbeattainedin a short time. . . - . ' r. ' Wecannot list all the items here, hence we are not listing any. iWehavethfetosay-ifit is furniture you want,; we Contract goods excepted . Miss Florence Power i BetaCiuHcitfisW'M ; Members of the Beta Chi sor ority :-f Willamette , university met Tuesday erening it the home of Miss Florence Power to make arrangements - for the coming school year. Plans were also dis cussed for the picnic which Is be ing sponsored by the alumni as sodstioa of Portland at the coun try home of Mrs. Fred Tebben, Set Concord . road, Portland. Thursday evening. Those attending the meeting Included, the Misses Mary' Louise Aiken, Gaynelle Beckett, Loretta Fischer, Harriett Hageman, Nor abell Pratt. June Gaines, Rosa lind Van Winkle. Evelyn High. Florence Marshall. Marrell Ed wards. Margaret Morehouse and the hostess. Florence Power. Misa Elisabeth Bell and Miss Margaret Natier who hare been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Hamilton, for the past week, left Wednesday morn ing for their homo in Palo Alto. California. The southern visitors and Mr. and Mrs. William New myer were guests of the Hamil ton's this past weekend at Ocean side, Oregon. e e , e Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Pound,' ac companied by their children, Jean end Bobby, wiU return to Regular $25 Vulcanite Plate . . . .0H5 The Best Dental Plate Made ... .62& (Many Charge as High aa 50 for this Plate) Silver Filling as low as ..... 02 Any Porcelain Enamel Filling 020 (Regardless of Size) PAINLESS EXTRACTION (2 teeth or more) 75c per tooth - STEP ON IT - ?o IFo (go aondl AcsGoBattGc " "Five Yean Instructor at the Portland Denial College" H. ADHD (& EHU SHI BANK mm. Salem," Monday 4, after having motored to Denver, , Colorado, where Dr. Pound : attended - the National Dental convention. . On Friday ef last week they attend ed the round P at Cheyenne, Wyoming and at .the present time are enjoying the wonders and beauties of Yellowstone National park, k .; - . . Iowa Friends Visit g At McCullough Home Mr. and Mrs. J. fi. Dodds and children. Parry. Mary and Kath ryn, arrived In Salem Wednes day afternoon to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McCullough at the Royal Court .apartments. Mr. and Mrs. 'Dodds are for mer schoolmates ot Mr. and Mrs. McCullough, both having attend ed Ames college in Iowa togeth er. They will be at the Me Cunough home until Thursday evening, going from there to Seattle where they will visit friends for a short time before returning home. They are mak ing the trip by motor. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin F. Smith returned home Tuesday evening from Portland, where ey visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davis for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Davis accom panied the Smith's home to be their guests for a short tune. SPECIAL PRICES CONTINUED TWO WEEKS MORE Owing to the splendid- response to our advertise- -ment and our inability to take care f all the work by August first we have decided to extend these prices two weeks mora. See For Yourself w- mm mfi nti7 hair Inorm xs s o Mrs! E. : J. . Seellars Hostess at Illahee : Mrs. E. J. Seellars entertained in ; an unusual manner a few days ago. when she took a group of' her friends out to Illahee country club for' an informal afternoon of bridge eaoln tables wera in play on the verandah of the club housev . Those enjoying Mrs. Seellars hospitality were, Mrs. : William McGilchrist, Jr, Mrs. . Willis Rooghton. Mrs. Fred Stamp, Mrs. George Bernhardt Mrs, J. Lyman . Steed. Mrs. - James Humphrey. Mrs. Bex Sanford. Mrs. E. F. Smith, Mrs. Charles Dana aA the hostess Mrs. E. J. SceUaravj HUh acorn for the afternoon was awarneo airs. Charles Bsner. e e - -- a mimiita a nrnmfnaitt Salem naxvnia motored to Portland Wed nesday to enjey the day with the Al Kader snriners at jaatsen Beach, who are playlnj nosts to mamWa anif tneir friends and families for the entire day. Those making the trip included Mr. ana ur wnitim MeGilehrlst Jr- and daughter. Miss Josephine, Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander and daugh ter. Miss Dorothy, and son Cor win, Mr. and Mrs. E, J. Seellars and Mrs. Seellars' mother, Mrs. Flora Thomas. v . - " m