The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, August 21, 1930, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAUK SIX Society News and Club Affairs The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon. Thursday Morning. August 21. 1930 piiw m ; Olive M. Doak. Society Editor: Pretty Luncheon Honors Bride Elect Misa Catherine Hartley was aostess for a beautifully appoint ed luncheon at her home Wednes day la compliment to Miss Dor othy LIvesley. popular bride elect for September 9 at which time aha will marry Conrad W. Pau lu . . Lighted f$Ink tapers and glad ioli and w&tera In ahftdas of pink centered tha table and mated points of" color here and there In the dining room. Covers were placed at the luncheon table for the honor guest. Miss Llvealey and "Mrs. Foster Cone, Miss Ro reaa Eyre, Miss Josephine Banai gartser. Mrs. John Cougbell, Jr., Mrs. Rex Adolph, Mrt. WaHaee Carson, Misa Virginia, vahey of Boston. Miss Charlotte. Mra. Wfl lard Marshajl, Mrs. Milton Stein er. . , ' Folio wi ax lanebeon cards were la play a the tiring toom Where a .lovely color nota waa wed In red gladioli and white arucaria. Honors for the afternoon wen to Mrs. Rex Adolph, and Miaa Jose phine Baumgartner, and a gueat prite to Miss LIvesley. Young Miss Is Complimented Mrs. Jehn Robins and Mrs. Kila Orimee entertained in com pliment to the tenth birthday of Doris Grimes at the Robins home on North Liberty atreet Saturday. Games were played during the afternoon and then the young guests were seated at a long ta ble under the trees. The center piece waj a large birthday cake with lighted candles. Mrs. Pearl Jones and Miss Lorraine Robins assisted with the serving and the games which preceded the lunch eon. Guests in compliment to little Doris were Katherine McKay, Courtney Jones, Margaret Huck- estein, Billy Smith, Daryl Jones, Donald Jones, George McKay, Mrs. Pearl Jones, Miss Lorraine Robins. I ' Amity While at their beach home at Neskowin, Mr. and Mrs. John Briedwell entertained with a birthday dinner honoring E. U. Henderson of Sheridan, M. T. Henderson of Amity and Mrs. Edith Jones of McMinnville. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rndig and sons, War ren and Richard of Garibaldi, Mrs. Jones of McMinnville, Mr. and Mrs. B. U. Henderson of Sheridan, Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Hen derson ' and son Earl. Mr. and Mrs. John Briedwell of Amity. SOCIAL CALENDAR Tkurwdajr, August 21 'Social meeting et the Woman's Benefit mseoctatioa, 8 o'clock. Woman's clubhouse,. Cottage street; all mem bers urged to be present. Zonta club, fi:30 o'clock, home ef Mrs. Ella WQsoa, state fairgrounds. Ladies Aid f W. R. C, Mrs. L L. Jfeadaniav iff D street, social afternoon. Open meeting of Capital Assembly, 'United Artisans, fraternal temple, 8 o'clock; daace b4 program. . Friday, August 22 9 Daaghtera ef Veterans, f o'clock, at Woman's club house. - Miapau dab. Jason Lee 8amday school class, annual plenic, Arthur Gisgrow's home, ( o'clock. Sunday, August 24 Salem Woman's Press dab, all far picnic, Basel Grteri, husbands Invited. " . 1 -f- Statesman Pattern iL y . C. lV tl. Hears NarcoticDirector , The Salem W. a T. U. enjoyed a pleasant business and social meeting Tuesday at the hall on Commercial atreet. Mrs. Samuel H. Boardntan had charge of the devotions and later gave a very Interesting talk. Mra. Jennie Presnal, state di rector ef narcotics, was present and gave an extended talk on the narcotic and dgarets. As this onion has had no narcotie direct or for some time. It was decided to appoint one. Mrs. Lavender was appointed, and kindly con sented to accept. lire, garth Oliver, who was for many years president . of this Union and also county president, was present at this meeting and gave some very helpful sugges tions. Reports from the sewing com mittee, . Mrs. Ransom, chairman, shows that a great amount of work has been done this summer, pi. - . 1 . 1 omteu corns nave Deen clean ed through the generous help of a local cleaner, have been made over by the W. C. T. U. women, then pressed by this eame clean ing establishment, and now are as good as new, and along with several other articles of clothing, are now ready to be sent to the Children's Farm Home at Cor vallis lor the use of the children there. The Union npw is putting its time on to the preparation of ar ticles for the booth at the state fair. The W. C. T. U. expects to have two booths at the fair this year, having added a publicity booth. Kappa Sigma Mothers Entertain Aurora The annual picnic for the members of the Kappa Sigma fraternity of Oregon State col lege, and many guests, was held at the U. Eiler home Sunday. The affair was sponsored by the Kap pa Sigma Mother's club of Port land, of which -Mrs. W. H. Mon- Jored the picnic dinner, sad the beauOfal grounds. Many carnal m dnriagr.the aiternoon for eof-J lew. Those sponsoring the picnic were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Castner, Mr. and Mrs. Cloyes, Mr. and Mrs. Sloan, Mr. and Mrs. Braden, all of Port land, and Mr. and Mrs. U. Eiler. There were some spirited games of baseball, some enjoyed swim ming, while bridge wae the choice of others. Daleth Teth Camel Group to Entertain A lovely formal garden party Is being planned by members of the Daleth Teth Gimel woman's or ganization of Willamette univer sity for Friday night between the hoars ot 8 o'clock and 10 o'clock. The affair will be given in the gardens of Prof, and Mrs. Robert M. Gatke and to it 'have been In vited all Salem girls who will en ter Willamette university this year. Salem Visitors Are Picnic Guests Mrs. Paul Wallace entertained la compliment to Mrs. Frank Jorda f Seattle, fcevea sweet of Mrs. Heavy Keyera. and Mim Ed na Sterling; "of Seattle aad hoaae guest of Mrs. Wallace. Tuesday evening with, - delightful pienle supper on the large porch of the Wallace country home. . , Many late rammer flowers were used to decorate the table, porch and guest rooms. Following the sapper hour the guests retired to the living room and here gather ed, abont the fireplace a charm ing social, evening was enjoyed Covers were placed for the honor guests, lira. Frank Jordan sad Miss Edna Sterling, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyers, Dr. W. W. Morse. Mr. and Mrs. William Walton. Mr. and Mrs. William Burghardt. Mr. and Mrs. David gyreMxju ceerge Xtegezs. Jehn Refcecta, Mr. cttr Brown, Mr.-andUrs. Joe Albert. Mr. and Mrs. David Bennett Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace. The Housewife's Idea Box Splendid Polishing Cloths In the future do not throw away your pieces of velvet old or new. Cut these to a convenient size and us them as polishing cloths. If you over cast the edges with wool or thread they will not fray. They are almost as good as chamois for polishing glass roe is president. About 40 en- or furniture. THE HOUSEWIFE. Ladd and Bush Bank Colorful Picnic One ot the prettiest and most colorful parties to be given by the staff of the Ladd and Bush bank was the picnic Wednesday eight in the gardens of Misa Sally Bush oa South High street. Long tables were arranged with tall shrubs and glorious, flowers of the garden for a back ground. Here Johnny Jones catered to the appetite of nearly 100 guests. Alter the picnic supper an or chestra started playing at 8:00 o'clock and the bank staff and their guests enjoyed dancing on the tennis court for several hours. Flood lights added much of beau ty of the natural loveliness of the setting. Svereal special guests were In attendance at this party. . Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ringo and daughter, Lou Jane, of Aberdeen, Washington, have been the guests ot relatives and friends in Salem for the past few days. The party will leave for their home this morning and will be accompanied by Mrs. C. Bushnell, mother of Mrs. Ringo. Mrs. I. L. MeAdams will be hostess to members of the Ladles Aid ot the Woman's Relief corps Thursday afternoon at her home, 245 D street. This will be a so cial afternoon meeting Mrs. C. T. McNeeley and daughter Mildred of Berkeley. Calif., are guests at the home of Mr. and' Mrs. W. W. Moore for about two weeks. Mrs. McNeeley is a sister of Mrs. Moore. The Mizpah club of the Jason Lee S. S, class will hold their annual picnic at Arthur Gisgrow's Friday evening at 6 o'clock. All members are requested to be present. ?i 1960 By ANNE ADAMS Nothing is more delightful on warm afternoons than a dainty chiffon frock. The model present ed today achieves distinction through its gracefully flared shoulder capes and skirt. Both are styled In pointed lines that are youthful and decidedly slen derising. Pattern 1960 may be fashioned of chiffon, georgette, voile or flat crepe printed or solid color. The pastels are delicious this season, particularly the rose, blue and yellow shade?. Among the dark grounds, tobacco brown and black are quite the vogue, either plain ' or printed in tiny bright designs. May be obtained only in aizea 18, 18, 20, 34. 38. 38, 40 and 42. Sise It requires 4 yards f 40 lnch material. MOT A 18) f k dwMliaUBg eaearteeaa aa eenary. luitt fee ewy else, aa steal exact Jaatmetiaa an a2U fiftMa aeala is etfu '' fall wnvr, w etaapa, tt eaea attura. Writs plainly ' aadrMs. style . raW eat stse - - -Om took t eattaraa Ur aimlts at ahilaraa. ala Swatter tens, fitteea eaatar -toe veto erJarei with a psttsra. A Am- all ull mmA anlara to Btatenaaa Pattara DvartMt. Our First At Less Than Cost Prices 2m SS off regular price Remember ... All $12.48 Silk Summer Dresses . . . Now $5.00 All $19.73 Silk Summer Dresses ... Now $9:98 Miss Sarah Dark Hostess Miss Sarah Dark entertained Tuesday eTeolag is compliment to Miss Grace U Sose at Los Angelas who is spending the summer with Mrs. J. L. Base la Salens, miss Rose will leave about September 1 for her home where she will re enter the University of Southern California tarn tall. The Taesdav nisht affair was a swimming party at Biverdale park wttn a picnic supper serrea arter ward. About 15 guests' were tn attendance to compliment Miss Rose. e e Sihreeion Mr. aad Mrs. tX. E. Geiser, Mr. aad Mrs. Frank Rahn, Dr. and Mrs. W. O. Livingstone and Mrs. Livingstone's mother, Mrs. Smith, are spend few days of this week at Bay-Ocean, The party plans to return (3f Sat urday evening. Captain and Mrs. John Spang has as their guest. Miss Ruth Wa- terbary. a niece ef Mrs. Spong, who Is here from rertland to spend a week. Part of the time will be spent with -Mrs. Gilbert Wynkoop. Miss Katheriae Haywasd U be ing complimented In Bugeae wKa several c farewell :vAffalr before net tteparxnre ior-aeiu WPw she- wiH-ssake her, heme. - Misa Ines - Charlten f La Grande Is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Chariton for a few days. SEAFARERS LOST SAN PEDRO, Aug. 19. (AP) The coast guard waa asked to night to search the ocean off Seal Beach, near here, for two boys who started for a fishing barge three miles off coast la a 14 foot outboard motorboat. n PHI M BIUM PHILADELPHIA. Anf. tt. (AP) Gifford Pinchot today won full title to the republican nom tnatlon for governor ot Pennsyl vania. Four Justices of the state -preste coart ended months ot 11U gatJohs and polUtcal turmoft by af firming the decision of the corn man pleas court of Luzerne coun ty, legalising the ,t0 votes ef that cesaty. : Attorneys for Francis Shank Brown, Fiachata frindpai oppon mm tnr tw aeAainsileo. had made i.hmI. which. If mated, would kaA rirmn t n nomination . BfOwn-by 4.000 aotea, ThiaaieaJ,i argument on which waa heard try j the supreme ceun yeewraay, wu baaed oa tha.perforaUpn of paper ballots east ia Lnserne at the May nrtmary. CoanaeL for Brown maintained the perforations, ordered by the county court In- an effort to pre vent fraud.- eoaatltated muia(ioa ad therefore were illegal and should bo thrown out. JInjt carried -the tatire state by 20,049 praralUy an Euaerne I totinty by iur. : - ''tEmiii WASHINGTON. Aug. 20. - (AP) The task of educating the Indian away from the reservation and Into the ranks of steady Job holders has been given to Dr. w. Special Sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday only A $5.00 VALUE FOR $1.00 A 'pea and pencil set in the new black and white de sign. Every set filled, tested and guaranteed five years! An extra point free with every set. Buy school pens now. Extra Special. A $5.00 Value for 98c One $1.00 Paris Girl face powder One $1.50 Paris Girl Narcisse perfume One $2.50 Imported Necklace The 3 Articles for 98c THURS., FRI. and SAT. ONLY Mail orders given prompt attention Crown Drug Store. 332 State St. Salem, Ore. - M Carson Ryan. jr,t proieir education at Swarthmers college In Pennsylvania. : Dr. Ryan is expected to play a major pan ui ine uuuuhicj policy- Of the Indian bnrean of making - tno 1 inouns sen uy- portlng. The announcement ny secre tary Wllbnr Of the appointment said he placed highest la the open competitive examination re cently hald to select the head of the Indian educational service. Ukraine Bandit Chiefs Executed ARTEMOVSK, Ukraine. Aug. 20 (AP) Three notorious Ukraine bandit leaders named Chepulnoy, Yakovlev, Inavitzky. were executed by a firing squad today after their appeal to the central executive committee was dented. id get Elacket Originators Of low Prices 3al Male at. A ITireotl: Hn Mcott ' Treat, yourself Id a real meal now that the weather fa tookr. You will enjoy this aality eat. Oh! Price did you say? Well, took these oyer. for Friday and Saturday Ve Offer Good Boil Beef 10c lb. Prime Beef Roasts ISellfc Finest Round Delicious Sirloin Steak r Steak 25c lb, 20c lb. Tender Small Flank Steer Steak Steaks 18c lb. 25c lb. Highest Grade Margerine 2 lbs. 25c ' Young Pig Pork Roast 18c lb. Dainty Lean Loin Chops 30c lb. 1 Finest Sliced Bacon . 30c lb- Fresh Ground Beef 18c lb. Pure Pork Little Links 25c lb. Useless to pay moreRisky to pay less Genuine Leg of Lamb 20c lb. Genuine Lamb Chops. 20c lb. OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT IS IN A POSI TION TO GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO SMALL STORES, BOARDING HOUSES AND HOPYARDS. Out of consideration to our employes we close Saturdays at 7 P. M. HARRY M. LEVY, Mgr. Showing of New Fall Prints 36 in. wide, 80x80 Square Count Percales beautiful light and dark patterns at Those who trade at Block's Golden Riale Store Salem. Oregon 223 N.Liberty Save a substantial difference Telephone 1606 PDQ a Q PDQ PDQ PDQ PDQ PDQ PDQ PDQ PDQ PDQ PDQ PDQ PDQ Q a a Q a Q a Q Q o a. a Q 0 a Q ft. 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