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fTtHE past week drew to a
J. clow in lively fashion
for .warm August weather.
For.-some reason the wed
dings got such a start in
June that it seems there is
an overflow for the' late sum
mer - and fall, and between
complimenting the brides of
June and honoring those of
August and September there
is no dearth of society
events. With these setting
the pace and many lovely
things being planned for vis-
Itors one naraiy realizes inai
so many folk are out of town
and that really it. is supposed
to be vacation time. ,
The attractive week "has
seen attraetlTe attain giTen for
Mrs. Ernest Bonesteele, Malmi
Victor, and lira.. Raymond Bone
steele, Pauline' Grsuel. "both
brides of the spring, with Mrs.
Dob Prltehett and Mias Claudia
Plank as hostesses. The wed
ding of Olive Barnard to Leon
ard Chadwlck was pretty event
of Thursday. The affair given
d Mlaa Trail Ttnlanriar rA ihnu
planned by Mrs. T. A. Raffety
and Miss Betty Shipley for Miss
Helen Campbell, who will be
come a bride August la are
holding attention.
Approaching weddings in Au
gustln addition to that of Mias
Robertson to Mr. Vincent and
Miss Moore to Mr. Pearson to
day, are Miss Margaret More
house to Charles Kaufman, and
Miss Catherine Barhyte to Virgil
O'Xeil.
Then there are the affairs for
visitors. Saturday night Mrs
Evelyn Paddock Smith, daughter-in-law
of 'Mrs. William Dillmon-
Smith, and a guest from Santa,
Monica, was presented in a de
lightful musical at the T. S
Roberts studio. Mrs. Ray Smith
and Miss Grace Elizabeth Smith
will entertain Tuesday for Mrs.
Ralph W. Walton of Montclair.
New Jersey.
Many other events are being
planned both formal and infor
mal for the coming week, both
for brides, brides-to-be and for
visitors. It Is a busy time for
all the vacationing.
Tea to Compliment
Former Salem Woman
Miss Elnora E. Thompson, well
known in Salem through her work
with the former Marion county
child health demonstration, is
being feted with a tea between
dhe hours of 3 and S o'clock on
the campus of the University of
Oregon medical school in Port
land, August 23. The Oregon
State Graduate Nurses associa
tion la the hostess.
. Miss Thompson is director of
publie health at the University
of Oregon now as well as profess
or of applied sociology. She has
Just recently been elected presi
dent of the American Nurses' as
sociation. Friends of Miss Thompson are
being invited to come and greet
her at this tea.
" Mrs. C K. Haynes
Dinner Hostess
Mrs. C. K. Haynes entertained
with sr dinner in compliment to
Mrs. O. H. Pickens and Mr.
Haynes whose birthdays came
Friday, and Ollle Pickens whose
birthday will be today, Friday
r "night at the Haynes home.'
&, Guests for this event were the
honor guests, Mrs. O. H. Pickens,
C. K. Haynes, and OUie Pickens.
Miss Dorris Pickens, O. H. Pick
ens, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Pickens,
Mrs. Emma Webster of McMlnn
T1119, Mrs. Van Allison and Miss
Jean Allison of Cottage Grove.
Mrs. Van Allison and Miss Alli
son, former Salem folk, will be
the house guests of Mrs. Haynes
fdr tha coming week.
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' Mrs. Evelyn Paddock Smith' visiting with hef kusband.
1 Paul R. Smith at the home of Mr.mith's mothertMrs. WO
: Ham' Dillmon Smith, and ub csss z ieUghtful impromptu
musical; assisted by Prof. T.
Legion Auxiliary
Is Anticipating
Convention
SALEM American Legion -Auxiliary
members are ant! ei pat
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can Legion convention which win
meet in Baker Thursday morning;
The delegates whleh will go
from Salem are Mrs. F. N. Wa
ters, president of the local unit,
Mrs. William Watkins, Mrs. King
Bartlett. Mrs. M. J. Melcholr,
Mrs. Allen Cleavland, and Mrs. A.
M. Lockard.
This party will leave here Wed
nesday morning by motor and
will take the Columbia river high
way to Baker. The return, will be
mads by way of McKenzie pass.
It is anticipated that there will
be much excitement ia tha elec
tion which will' corns Saturday
moraine following ths -week of
many activities, both and plea
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According to Mrs. Wesley Bow.
den, this convention will be the
largest and most satisfactory one
yet to be held.
The auxiliary session will be
called together at 10 o'clock
which will be followel by a joint
meeting of the legion and the
auillary, with addresses by Com
mander Sidney George, and a re
sponse by Mrs. Chaney.
Friday morning there will .be
ths breakfast for secretaries and
treasurers, the presidents' dinner
will be Riven at ths Getser Grand
hotel Friday night; there will al
to be a "miner's breakfast" serv
ed at 5:30 o'clock for which both
legion and auxiliary delegates are
invited.- Sheriff Cy J. Bingham
will be In charge and it is epect
ed that this will be one of the so
cial highlights. Friday night
there is being planned a midnight
matinee for the auxiliary.
Thursday (here will be a picnic
for the Gold Star mothers.
, There will be a number of tro
phies and awards presented for
which the units of the state have
been working this year. This pre
sentation will bold much interest
and will be made Saturday morn
ing. Mrs. Cheney, state president of
the auxiliary, speaking of the
coming convention has said:
"At the Baker convention will
be seen the results of the year's
rewards and chairmen and offi
cers will contribute the results of
their year's experience. I hops to
be able to greet personally many
of you at Baker and express ap
preciation for your loyalty. We
hare made elaborate plans to have
the convention sessions interest
ing and instructive. The Baker
unit is leaving nothing undone to
add to your comfort and pleasure.
So we wUl 'Make 'Er to Baker,'
where we anticipate the best con
vention yet."
It is expected that Mrs. Hollle
Hieder of Sheridan will be the
next state auxiliary president.
Missionary Group
To Picnic
One of the anticipated events
of the year so far as social activi
ties is concerned for the Calvary
Baptist Woman's Missionary so
ciety is the annual picnic. 'This
will be held this year at the coun
try home of Mr. and Mrs. H. S.
Gile at Boulder Knoll, Friday at
3 o'clock.
The afternoon meeting will be
followed by a picnic supper at
6:30 o'clock to which ths men
are being invited. The members
are asked to bring table accessor
ies. . Miss Nina McNary will have
charge of the afternoon devotions.
Mrs. G. E. Ross has arranged the
program which will be a book re
view of "Child Wives of India"
with a special feature in con
nection with the review.
The picnic committee is Mrs.
H. S. Gile, Mrs. - Thomas Roen,
Mrs. K. H. Pickens, Mrs. Elma
McAllister, and Mrs. Lorea Bar
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upper right, Mrs. Don Pritehett who entertained Wednesday
Mrs. Ernest Bonesteele and Mrs. Raymond Bonesteele, brides
who will leave September 1 for Paris where she will visit her
the bride of Ezra Webb, August
thxs week, who has recently
Moore Pearson
Wedding Will
Be Quiet
A .QUIET wedding of today will
be that of Miss Dorothy
Mrs. G. W. Moore, and William
Pearson, son of Mr. and Mrs. M.
O. Pearson of Turner, at four
o'clock at the Moore home on Les
lie street, Rev. E. Burgoyne will j
read ths wedding service before,
only a few friends and Immediate
relatives.
A lovely altar of lattice twined
with Ivy and fern and banked
with flowers has been created be
fore the large windows of the liv
ing rooms. Many summer blos
soms la ink and whits will deck
the guest rooms and complete he
background for the solemn cere
mony.
Miss Eleanor Moors will sing
proceeding the ceremony. Miss
Moore will be unattended. She
will be gowned In a soft coral
pink chiffon ensemble with pic
ture hat to harmonize, and will
carry a shower bouquet of tweet
peas and rosebuds in pink shades.
Following tne ceremony mere
will be an Informal reception.
Mrs. Fred Moore, Mrs. Galea Sid-
dell, Mrs. M. O. Pearson, and Mrs.
C. W. Pogue will assist in the
serving.
Out of town guests are to be
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore of San
Francisco, and Fred Smith of
Roseburg.
- The- young people will make
their home in Turner where they
both graduated from high school.
Mr. Pearson is In business there.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A A. Underbill this past
week were Mr. and Mrs. H. S.
McClellan and daughter, Roselyn
and Mrs. Kate Conner of Detroit,
Michigan. These guests are on
a long -motor trip through the
United States, having left their
home . , last . December. . They
spent the winter in California
and, are. touring Oregon snd
Washington this summer. Miss
Aliee Marsh from Whitewater,
Wisconsin, has also been a truest
at ths A. A. Underbill home and
at the noma of , Mrs. D; .H
drlcks tor the past few days.
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Members of the family of Mrs.
William Dillmon Smith will en
joy today at Cascadla. Those who
will make the motor trip will be
Mrs. WlHIant DiUmon Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray L. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Smith, Mr, and Mrs.
Pan! R Smith, Mrs. Ralph W.
Walton. -Miss Grace ; Elizabeth
Smith, and Mrs. Mary Reeves.
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Mr. and Mrs.' George Tucker,
Clifford Tucker, and-; And
Tucker art leaving: today for.Ta
ehata, where they will spend two
weeks. -; Mri and Mrs. E, Rinder
maa will maka the trip -with
them, and "will star for a few
days.
: Ifr. and Mrs. AX. Taa Dahi and
daughters, , Alberts and ? Jennie.
will leave today L for Cascadla
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come to make her home in Salem.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Sunday, August 10
Nebraska picnic, all former Nebraskans and' any
visiting in Salem, meet in grove at state fair grounds.
Informal program; basket dinner.
Monday, August 11
Salem Rebekah lodge, social evening and program,
I. O. O. F. hall.
Tuesday, August 12
Writers section-of ths Salem Arts league, Mrs. J. O.
Nelson, 104 East Wilson street; f :3Q o'clock picnio
supper.
W. O. T. U. basket dinner, and sew for Children's
Farm' home. Union hall. Ferry and South Commercial
street.
Wednesday, August IS
Knight Memorial church, monthly meeting, country
home of Mrs. Mead. 12:31 o'clock luncheon.
Friday, August 15
Calvary Baptist church woman's Missionary so
ciety, I o'clock. Boulder Knoll, home of Mrs. H. S. Gile;
picnic supper f:30 o'clock. Men invited tor supper hour.
Wedding of Interest
Observed in Portland
A wedding of Interest to Mon
mouth folk was that of Thursday
morning at Westminster chapel,
Portland, when Mls8 Ruth Coch
ran, daughter of Mrs. Charles
Cochran, Portland, became the
bride of Dr. J. B. V. Butler Jr..
youngest son of Dean and Mrs, J.
B. V. Butler of Monmouth. Rev.
Perry O. Hopper read the service
before a small group of close
friends and relatives.
The bride was attended by her
sister Miss Jans Cochran, and Dr.
Y. C. Addiz acted as best man.
Both Miss Cochran and Dr.
Butler are graduates of ths Ore
gon Normal school, and the doe
tor was graduated this summer
from the university medical
school at Portland.
' -Miss Thelma Johnson, sister
of Mrs. -Rodney Alden and for
mer Salem girl, was married to
George:Boraa , of Los -Angeles,
August In Santa Cms. Cali
fornia, the homo of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Johnson. Mrs.
Moran attended Salem high
school and later graduated from
Oregon State college where she
was a member of the Alpha Del
ta Pi sorority. Mr and Mrs.
Moran will make their home In
Los Angeles.
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? Rev. and Mrs. -Hawkins who
have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H, L. MarstersV left for
RosefanrrSaturday morning whre
they-TTlUrslt friends before re
turning to their home la'- Iowa,
Mr. and Mrs. Marsters aecompaa.
led the Hawkins Jo Roseburg and
will remain there for a few days.
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Aa evenla'g of cards aad danc
ing was a delightful event in the
home of Mm. L. C. Farmer Fri-
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with one of the elaborate teas
of the spring; at the lower left is Mrs. W. W, Rosebraugh,
son; lower center, Miss Helen Campbell who will become
Miss McDonald Will
Wed in Washington
Announcement of the engage
ment of Miss Marguerite McDon
ald of Salem to John T. backer,
Jr., has Just-been made by Mrs.
W. P. Landon, mother of Mias
McDonald, in her home in Van
couver, British Columbia. The
marriage will be In Washington,
D. C. some time in the tall.
Miss Mcponald haa been sec
retary to the Julia R. White school
of the dance, and has taught mu
sic here In Salem for the past sev
eral years. Mr. Lueker, formerly
of Salem, la now in Washington,
D. C, where ha Is connected with
the federal aervice in the depart
ment of zoology.
Miss McDonald Is now in Van
couver. She expects to return to
Salem in September.
Rickey. Tha B. McMIllln
home was ths scans of a delight
ful affair Thursday afternoon
when Mrp. McMIllln entertained
tor her daughter, Beverly. -
Games were played by the
yonng guests until aboat 4
o'clock when refreshments were
served by Mrs. McMilHn assisted
by Mrs. A. A. Hager.
. Present besides - ths honor
'guest were Nellie Flood, Francis
Flood, Effie Flood, Haxel Sheri
dan, Loyal Sheridan, Hasel Ma
gee, Reatha Hager, Blllie Hager,
Willie Horner.
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Mackenzie
will hare as their week end guests
their son and family,- Mr. H and.
Mrs. B. B. Mackenzie of Seattle.
When they return to Seattle they
will take with their their young
daughter, Doris, who 'has been a
guest of her grandparents for the
paat sight weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lsif Bergsvlk
have returned from a two weeks
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vacation in Pins Crest , cottage
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Mrs. William Dillmon Smith;
of the season complimenting
Mrs. G. V. Ellis
Returns From Trip
Mrs. a. V. Kills has lust re
turned from her home on North
Liberty street after having com
pleted a 7000 mile pleasure trip
with her son, H. I. Ellis, and
family of Rosalia, Washington.
The party left Salem June 10
taking the Oregon caves as the
first place at which to call
From here they drove through
the redwood forests to San Fran
cisco, and later to Tulare, Fres
no. Pasadena, Los Angeles, Long
Beach, San Diego, and across
lower California to Tucson, Ari
zona, and El Paso. Texas.
The Carlsbad cares were visit
ed and then the party moved on
to Oklahoma, where Mrs. Ellis
visited her brother and familv
at Lawton. Other Oklahoma
cities visited were Oklahoma
City. Panca City, and then north
to Kansas City and St. Joe. Mis
souri, and Omaha, Nebraska, and
woux city, iowa.
At Akron, Iowa, a visit was
paid to the old home of O. V.
Ellis' family. Here the late Dr.
G. V. Ellis practiced for many
years.
The return trip was made
through the Black Hills of South
Dakota, where the party camped
for several days, and on through
the Yellowstone National park.
Sflverton Rer. and Mrs.
George Henrlksen, former Silver
tonians, were honor guests at a
largereceptioh at their Seattle
home" on July 30. according to
word received by Sllverton friends.
The occasion was their 30th wed
ding anniversary and the 30th an
niversary of Rev. Henriksen's
services as a pastor of the Luth
eran church. Over 150 f Men-is
where present at the affair, and
their son George Henriksen, who
edits a newspaperjit Kent. Wash
ington, was toastmaster. Rt. Rev.
L. C. Foas. father of Rev. H. L.
Foss, of Sllverton, gave the main
address.- Messages were also read
from many of Rev. Henriksen's
former congregations.
Rev. Henrlksen served Trinity
congregation at Sllverton for nine
years leaving here for Washing
ton tares years ago.
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It Is announced that Christian
Pool, cellolst with the Portland
Symphony orchestra, will opes, his
saiem classes in cello' with the
early fall. This will come as wel
come news to those who are In
terested in this beautifal instru
ment and who have heard Mr.
Pool play.
Finest
Toric Read
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Eyeglass faswrancs and tbor
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To Salem Guests
Mra Beatrice Crawford New-
eomb, formerly of Salem, but now
of New York city, writes oi
tartaining as ' her house guest,
Miss Barbara Barnes, wno is
taking special work under a Ger
man dancing Instructor in New
York just now.
Over the weekend during wmcn
the letter was written Mrs. New-
comb had had as her guests Miss
Rets Claggett. who has spent the
past year In Boston, and who is
enroute to Salem now by way of
Washington, D. C, New Orleans
and is now in California and ex
pects to arrive in Salem sometime
this week.
Additional guests for the morn
ing breakfast was Miss Elizabeth
Waters, and Miss Jean Andrews,
who ars now touring the east with
a Perry Mansfield company and
were in New. York City for sev
eral days.
Mrs. Crawford Newcomb was a
recent guest of her mother, Mrs.
John H. Crawford.
Kuhn-Paulus Nuptials
Solemnized Saturday-
coming as s complete surprise
to friends was the marriage of
Miss Vera Kuhn, daughter of
Mr and Mrs. V. E. Kuhn to Theo
dore R. Paulus, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Christopher Paulus, Satur
day night at Seaside, Rev. George
h. swirt oriiclating.
The bride wore a formal travel
ing ensemble and was unattend
ed. The only guests present were
the parenta of tha brido and
groom. Immediately following
the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Paulus
lert by motor for Washington.
They plan to sail on the S. S.
Northwestern for a fortnights
trip into Alaska. Following that
they will be at home to friend In
Salem.
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iuis. ramus nas neia a secre
tarial position In the state execu
tlve offices for the past four
years. Mr. Paulus has been con
nected with a Salem business for
some time, and has always made
nis home In Salem.
Writers Section
Will Meet
Members of the Salem Writers
section of the Arts league will be
the guests of Mrs. J. C. Nelson at
her home 104 East Wilson street.
inesday night for tha regular
meeting or the section.
A picnic supper will be served
in the Nelson gardens at 8:SJ
o'clock. Each member is asked to
Dnng a picnic lunch and table
utensils.
Following the picnic hour the
regular meeting of the section will
take place. Original writlnr will
be read and book reviews will be
given.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Littler and
Mrs. Katherlne Upmeyer former
residents of Salem, are In the
city as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
A. A- Underhill of South
Twelfth street.
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"Excess Weight
Robs You of
Your Health"
Lose From 10 to 30 Lbs.
Without Dieting
Without Drugs
Without Strenuous Exercise
Without Rubber Garments
Hear Edna Richardson
Of Hollywood, California
( Authority on weight control).
Lecture
At 2:30 P. M. Starting Monday
Milter's Lingerie Dept. , v
In Addition to her regular lectures for bverweleM
Womenand nervous, tired and rheumatic women. Miss
Klchardson will give a special talk on Care of the Com
plexion, Facial Exercise and General Beauty Hints.
Leari how to rid yourself of Unhealthy fat by this
new. easy ud safe method. Miss Richardson win e
plain how yon can lose weight withont dieting, drags,
strenuous exercise or robber garments.
Robinson- Vincent
Nuptials Event
Of Today
MISS ME LB A ROBINSON,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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the bride of Andrew Vincent, .son
of Mrs. Jennie Vincent, this after
noon at 2 o'clock at the Robinson
country home.
The ceremony will be read by
Rev. J. J. Evans of Sacramento,
California, before the fireplace in
the living room. Flowers in pas
tel shades combined with tall ivory
tapers, wm.bank the fireplace in
to a lovely improvised altar. The
guest rooms have been arranged
into a delightful bower of sum
mer flowers la soft pastel shades
to harmonise-with the beauty of
the occasion.
Before the ceremony Mrs. Tre-
val Powers will sing "I Love You
Truly" and 'Because." with Carl
Wenger at the piano. Mr. Wen
ger will play the wedding march
as the bridal party takes its place.
Miss Robinson will wear a
gown of apricot chiffon, mads
with tight bodice and long, full
skirt. She will carry a shower
bouquet of yellow roses.
Twin sisters of the bride to be.
Miss Loltta and Miss Lorita Rob
inson will be the bride's attend
ants. They will wear orchid
frocks and carry sweet peas to
harmonize.
Mr. Vincent will be attended by
his brother, Willis Vincent of
Portland.
An informal reception will fol
low the wedding ceremony. Mrs.
E. A. Brown, Miss Margaret Ev
ans of Pasadena, California; Miss
Jeanette Brown, Miss Doris Rob
inson, Mrs. Willis Vincent. Miss
Margueritte Wann, Miss Bertha
Vincent, Miss Claire Klopfenstein
of Portland, will assist about the
rooms and in the serving.
Following the reception tha
young people will - leave for a
short wedding trip by motor be
fore they go to make their home
in Eugene. The going away en
semble of the bride to be will be
a green chiffon velvet with acces
sories to match.
Both Miss Robinson and Mr.
Vincent are well known in Salem.
Mr. Vincent has gained much at
tention through the outstanding
work he has been doing in paint
ing. He is now a member of the
art facujty of the University of
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Sllverton Mrs. George Steel
hammer and Mrs. Charles Rey
nolds entertained Friday at a
bridge luncheon a.t the home of
the former for the pleasure of
Mrs. Theodore Opsund, who will
leave in a few weeks for Port
land, where she will made her
home. Four tables of bridge were
in play during the afternoon with
Mrs. H. R. Irish winning hl?a
score, Mrs. H. B. Latham, second,
and consolation prize going to
Mrs. H. W. Preston. Out of town
guests were Mrs. Eugene Riches,
and Mrs. C. J. ZIgler of Portland,
and Mrs. Arbuthnot who Is spend
ing the summer at the home of
her son, W. N. Arbuthnot,
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