The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 21, 1931, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textpage' six The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Thursday Morning. May 21, 1931 Society N Bridge Luncheon Smart Event ' Today Oa of tte smartest affairs of t& spring will b th bridge luncheon todajr la the Oriental room of tti Marlon hotel with Mrs. Wayne Loder and Mrs. Pal mer MacDonald as hostesses. - Sweet peas and low spring flowers In pastel shades will be used, for the luncheon tables and nan dragons will form a back ground tor the guest rooms. Both contract and auction bridge will be in play following the one o'clock luncheon. The guest list includes Mrs. Clifford Farmer. Mrs. George Croisan, Mrs. F. W. Poprman, m m. XXTnAlwnrth Mrs. Milt liftWlUWB t w-, W. Connell Dyer, Mrs. Karl Becke, Mrs. James Laidlaw, Mrs. Hal Wiley. Mrs. Curtis Cross, Mrs. Cameron of Portland. Mrs. Richard Slater. Mrs. L. W. Da Tldson, Mrs. Harry Miller, Mrs. Edgar Pierce, Mrs. Jerald Back- Tr ftardner. Mrs. T. Ir Kuhns, Mrs. Don Prltchett, Mrs. George W. Quinn, Jr.. Mrs. Miles McKey, Mrs, Dan Fry Jr., Mrs. James Linn. Mrs. V. Griggs. Mrs. Gor don Hadley, Miss Rorena Eyre, Miss Charlotte Zeiber, Mrs. Frits Slade, Mrs. W- A. Johnson, Mrs. W. H. Lytle, Mrs. O. a Locke, Mrs. John Carson. Mrs. James Callahan. Mrs. Roy Simons. Mrs. Gus HIrson, Mrs. T. A. Roberts. Mrs. W. B. Scandllng, Mrs. Con rad Paalus, Mrs. P. D. Quisen berrx, Mrs. Ercel Kay, Mrs. Jack Elliott, Mrs. Carl Nelson, Mrs. ews an k - : - ; - " " Olive M. Doak. Society Editor a Club Af f airs 5L V SOCIAL CALENDAR v 5 Thusday, May tl Faculty, Woman's elob. Mrs. Ror Keena, f4 L- Felle street, picnic supper, S o'clock, Ladles of Grand Army, 2 o'clock i Mrs. Oeorga Smith. S65 North. 5th street. - Salem Arts League art eihlblt, fireplaca room of ,;. city library from 2 to 4 o'clock and from 1 to t o clock; public welcome. w,v v :. 4 i V;;S Woman's Alliance card party at noma of Mray ; Georre Trott.1045 North 16th street : - . Hayesrille Woman's ciub, last "meeting oJ year, Mrs. McAfee: 12:30 o'clock luncheon followed by elee- tlon of officers; James Russell Patterson, O. S. C. will ft PGA k " Chapter G of the P. E. O. sisterhood will meet with Mrs. A. T. Wain, at her rural home on Jefferson high way, 2 o'clock; Prof. Herbert Rahe special speaker. Artisans will hare open meeting at Fraternal tem ple, 8 o'clock: program and dancing following. East division of First Presbyterian church, surprise packase party: Mrs. D. A. Hodge. 127tt ChemekeU street: traTelogue by Mrs. Clarence Nobel. All cordially ; laTWFidelis class of First Baptist church, 2 o'clock Mar- . ton square: Inclement weather, meet In chorea, rooms.! Paul Hendricks, . Mrs. Homer Green,- Mrs. T. A. Liresley. Mrs. Brasler Small, Mrs. James Youns. Mrs. O. V. Johnson, Mrs. Harry Hawkins, Mrs. D. A. Young. Mrs. a A. Sprague, Mrs. Martha Schmuck, Mrs. A. B. Galloway of Portland. i . - Mrs. VT. E. Scandllng and Mrs. Conrad Paulus w ill assist Mrs. Loder 'and Mrs, MacDonald. . Brush Creek! -Margery Hill man was hostess to an orer-nlght party at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hillman, Tues day night. A Tery pleasant evea Ing was spent. Miss Margaret Giezlk, Miss Vivian fcunees and Miss Charlotte - Goplerud were the guests. " - i -; ' -; ! . Mrs. Frederick Gans and two children. of San Francisco, passed through - here this afternoon an route to Portland where they will spend the summer at " the home ot Mrs. Gans parents. Governor and Mrs. Meier. LIrs. F. K. Power To be Honored Today , ' - Mrs. . Kenaetb. Power will be the guest of honor for a pretty bridge afternoon at the- tioma of Mrs. Frank Power - with Mr Power and Miss Florence Power as hostesses. A 'dainty arrange ment of spring flowers will form a background for the three tables of bridge which will be la play during the afternoon. This party is . ona of the many which are complimenting 'Mrs. Power . be fore her departure Friday -.for the east where sfie will, spend two months. , .Guests In compliment ' to Mrs. Power will - be Mrs. Wolcott Bo rn, : .Mrs. ! George Weller, Mrs. Wallace ' Carson, Mrs. Wlllard Marshall,' Mrs. -Charles Robert eon, Mrs. Kenneth Wilson, Mrs. John CaughelL Jr., Mrs. Frank Chapman, Mrs. Rex Adolph, Mrs. Milton Stelner, and Mrs. W. W. Baunu. . . ' . Mrs. Nellie Rah . Complimented r Dr. and Mrs. Carl Gregg' Doaey. entertained with dinner in com pliment to Mrs. Nellie Rahe Tuesday: evening, Mrs. Rahe will leave eoom for Indianapolis where she will be married. Guests, in compliment to Mrs. Rahe were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rahe, Miss Frances Virginia Mel ton. Miss Olive DahL Prof. Cam eron Marshall, and Dr. and Mrs. Doney. We are noM the finer grades of nioria ".' :.'Xy-' r vYr r?V "-!' -i ARCHPRESERVEB, FLOBSHEE AND JUTTATT & KOKENGB Ladies' Archpreseryer Shoes are now ... $8.50 to $12.00 T i Men's Archpreserver Shoes are now ... . $12.00 to $13.50 Men's Florsheim Shoes are now ... . ...$9.00 to $10.00 - - Men's Marion Shoes are now . . . . . . . . . $6.00 to $7.50 Ladies' Julian & Kokenge Shoes are now$12.00 to $13.50 Ladies' Sp ort Shoes) Pumps and Ties Bar Sandals, all leather as well as linen one price, $7.00 -1 Although our prices have been reduced we will always maintain the high quality thai has made this store headquarters for the finer trade.- We are offering a-wider selection, better fitting lasts and superior shoes to anything that we have ever shown in the past : v ; . 25 ; Rubber Heels put on your shoes each Wednesday at n . a v naii pnce. rsnng mem in any aay ana leave them for r r Wednesday, i ' .. 'o3.C DR. I. j . WTTiTiT A M8y Expert Chiropodist, in attendance ' '' 1: ' " " " -! i r ii in in TTrriTTm ( 1 - sMasssBBSb,M f Vsa BBBT.. . MM Mtm Mr t A MM r T - MM MM .BBBBb M : w I Pretty Tea Evening For Art Exhibit y The art exhibit which Is being sponsored by the Salea Arts lea gue under the" direction ot Mrs. Clifton Mudd. this week In the fireplace room of the city library each day until. Friday between the hours of two and four in (the afternoon and seTen and nine la the evening Is proving an Interesting- exhibit.., The pictures are those at younger Oregon artists and whlls there are not a many of these and thus not as many exhibits as the Salem Arts league had ex pected, still there Is a valuable collection ; on display which is drawing much attention from art levers of Salem. . , . An "interesting feature of the exhibit was the social evening held Wednesday night. For this Mrs. John Clifford, Mrs. L. H. Tarpley. Mrs. CUfton Mudd, Mrs. Gastav.Ebsen, and Mrs. Ella Ha thaway were hostesses. Punch and wafers were served from an artistically and colorful tea table. Hostesses for today will be Mrft WV E. Anderson, and Mrs. J. M. Devers for the afternoon and Mrs. R. J. Hendricks, Miss AUee Brown and . Misa Mirpah Blair will serve: during the evening. Friday afternoon Miss Luella Baker and Mrs. Carl Gregg Don ey will be hostesses' and in the evening' Mrs. Ora Mclntyre and Mrs. Maud ' Covington will' act as hostesses. ' -' : . Recital OfTer, Pleasing Work . ..-'-'"' (" i- I . . Three! Interesting recitals have been given this week among the many which have been given this spring and -which will continue until Into June, i Laneta Bellin ger, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. G ro ver c Bellinger, was presented by Mabel S. Powers In piano recital at the studio ot Prof, and Mrs, T. S. Roberts Monday night. Little- Miss Bellinger Is IS years old and played aa artistically In terpreted, program. : She was as tUted by Miss Isabella Gragg, vi olinist, and small Pauline Zoi Chambers appeared la some at tractive feature dance -numbers. Only Immediate friends of the young artists were Invited for thisj recital. . - ; A second recital of much Inter est. to A "large number of people was that gives by' Miss Jeanette Scott, -violinist, -who was present ed by Prof. William Wallace Gra ham in Waller hall Tuesday night. Thai young student of the violin gave a beautiful program. . She was assisted by Miss Xaellle Camming, contralto. Miss Elisa beth Boylan, and Miss Lois Plum mer accompanists. ; , The recital ot Miss Rosalind Van Winkle, pianist, and student ot Frances Ylrglnle Melton, was a delightful Monday night event at Waller hall, Willamette univer sity. Miss Van Winkle was as sisted In a brilliant program by Miss Josephine Albert, contralto, and Miss Elisabeth Clement, ac companist. ; Writersfciub PlansPicfic . Mrs. WiUiam Pordyce Fargo was hostess for the regular meet ing of the Writer's section of the Salem' Arts league Tuesday night at her home. Election was held to name a section leader for the next year. Mrs. F. G. Franklin was elected to succeed Mrs. John Clifford who has been leader for the past two years. It was also decided to continue section meet ings during, the summer months and to have a special picnic sup per tor the June meeting:, the sup per to be held at the home of Mrs. C. A. Lytle. ; - Following the -business meet ing a delightful program of orig inal writing from poetry to prose and radio talks were presented by the authors, Mrs. Blanche Jones, Perry Prescott Relgelman, Lynn F. . Cronemlller, Mrs. Fred Alban Well, Mrs. Edna Dally, Mrs. C. A. Lytle, Dr. F. G. Franklin. Following the ' program and discussions refreshments - were served by Mrs. Fargo; assisted by Mrs. B. Lb Steevee. Nliss Margaret Pro ' Complimented Miss Margaret - Pro was the guest of honor for a pre-nuptlal shower at the home of Mrs. Hugh B. Fouke, ' Jr . Mondsy night. Miss Pro- will : leave soon for Boston' where she will become the. bride of George I. Poor. Members of the' Wesleyaa Guild of Jason Lee chhrch were the complimenting guests. . After an informal social even ing a large basket of many gifts was presented to Miss Pro; Re freshments concluded the pleas ant evening Several more infor mal affairs are being planned tor Miss Pro. before - her departure June '7. . ' ; ' -' : Guests in compliment - to the bride-elect Monday . night were Miss Luella ; Ealghln. Miss Jewell Chrtstenaon, Mrs. Pearl Bonney, Miss Idabelle - Lelper, Miss Al berta Minton, Miss Eva Beatty, Miss Laura Phipps, Mrs. -Msrlon W liber, Mrs. Helen Hinter, Mrs. VIda MiUer, "Irs. Rhea Harris. Miss Jean Baumgartner, Mrs. Beesle Zobe!, Miss Marcia . Feust man. ' " ; . Business College Students Elect : A business meeting was held by the students - of the - Cspital Business college Tuesday morn ing, for the purpose of electing officers for the summer months. Those' appointed on the nominat ing committee were: Miss Adella Shepherd, Miss : Frances Martin, Miss Faje Lemon, Miss Verna Kepplnger, and Miss Ines Elliott. The committee nominated , for president. Miss Margaret Kath man and Miss Ethel Wlgle; Miss Kathman was elected. ; For vice president, ' Hsrold Percey and Miss Rsmona Estudlllo; with Mr. Percy elected; for secretary and treasurer. Miss Irene Beugli and Miss. Mary Bally; Miss BeugU was elected and Miss Virginia Mrs. Otto Schelberg, Mrs. Laura I little lllanson, Mrs. David Fur-j Mrs. Anna Borkman, Mrs. Mamie Johnson, .Mrs. Mary Aplin, Mrs. lough. Mrs. Norms Terwilllger, ' Callaway, and Miss Beatrice Olin. nn mmm. C. L.IWEXLMAN, Reg. Pharmacist . ' Here are a Few of Our Week - End Special 10c Mennen's Nursing Bottle ... .(small neck) M. A . -KJUMIV. 7S TTtrv Mlnr1 Oil ' iSilver Note Bird Seed, Cough Drops ior Gam, 3 pkgk.. 50c Woodbury's Shampoo: 51.00 Blilkweed Cream. 1 tif. Anti.cunti '. : 50c Analgesic Balm 35c Uinkle Pilla. 1 pt Universal Bottle 10c Envelopes 15c Envelopes -1. 6 Olympic Tissue 15c Shinola i6c 1 12c ;;i-...f:,:,i4c 10! L...33c L9c JLJ20c ..L..I.Jllc 3 bars Palmolive Soap 18c El Dorado Tissue.. 6 25c Zinc Oxide Ointment - 50c - Formaldehyde S1.Z0 S. BETA , 25c Citrate Slagnesia l - Z5c Castor Oil 25c Spirits of Camphor 25c Olive OU 25c Cascara ' 35c Peroxide $1.00 Lysol 60c' Cocoannt Oil 91.00 Cod Uver Oil $10 Lydia Pinkham's Yeg. Compound ' $10 Petrolagar SOd Alcomb, S for - 1 lb. Agar Agar u L25c I , h Il98c- J.:.U.,; -.r 1..... 16c ; ... . M " tfif S, 16c r .:.:. , , ' U.i9c ' " f , R9c ; I-i..43c I I Mr Tf-T-"-- .... . I.I.....U1T19 .li;....l;.;;v;.j;.;;!l;1.19, 1 I , ',, ,'.. .,iJ..-.LS1.00 .$1.89 50c BHIk of Magnesia. ..:.3 for 60c Mentholatum. 39c 98c -39c 85c Kruschen Salts . . ...59c, Kotex 35c, 3 for $1l00 50c lpana or lepsodent ... . 39c $1,00 Ovaltine 73c Extra Special 60c Sal Hepatica. 25c Kleenex $1.00 Hair Clippers. 50c Nail . Brushes.. .39c -17c -69c -33c 50c Dr. West's Tooth Brush 39c 25c- Cutlcura or Woodbury's 20c 25c Momento Hand Cleaner 17c $1.00 Valiant Bath Powder 59c $1.00 Cotys Ponder 79c 75c Luxuria Cream ...55c 65c Pond'a Creams .. ,....,.. ;......47c $1.00 Mclloslo Powder ;...89c 60c Danderine ., , ; ' ,., , 44c 1 pt. Bay Rum .... ; ;:. , :.39c 15c Witchhazel , .9c 60c Bromo Seltzer .. ; 39c $1.00 Photo Albums 69c 2x3 Ansco Camera ( 98c 50c Burma Shave 25c Colgate's Tooth Paste. $1.00 Lucky Tiger. 39c 17c -69c $1.00 Woodbury's Tissue Cream9c $1.00 Aspirin Tablets -39c Some of these prices are made especially for those who are attending the big furniture.auctipn this week at the Market Furniture store Read them, visit the auction and then drop over te the Market Drug store, afterwards. Ease Oriirinators Of Low Prices 3ar?H3,(B'G 331 State St. fflttUGniloOp OC3EiaC23GI? I?i?nG For Kvery Day In iThe Week. These Are Not Specials. You cannot pass up the opportunity this 'market: offers you to save on your meat WH. " We made a statement last week, that as long as the price of livestock remained at the present low level, we would- be- In line. We offer you choice meats and guarantee the quality Retail quantities at practically wholesale prices. Choice Gs8Y Boasts I2i4c lb. Choice MBdaste 10c lb. Choice Boiling 8clb. Special Tender Stall 15c lb. j ! " j Choice Sirloin ;! :Stai 120c lb. Fresh Sliced isuer 10c lb. Bleats are perishable. So when we price certain cuts unusually low, it 'means that we have an over supply of .these items and take this method of moving tnem while they are fresh. FANCIEST MILK FED VEAL The firm white meated kind.); An j Ideal meat during warm weather. The price is the lowest for this quality since L916. . . Milk Fed Ueal'Boasis 14c lb. Milk Fed M Steak 2 lbs. 35c 1 Rib or Loin ilOpS 20c lb. Asky the farmer. GRAIN He will tell you Young Pig Pork "Steak 15c lb. - l DU DO posili FED PIG PORK , . rk p rices are down. We do ' our own buying lion topass the savings to our customers., j Young Pig Roasts 2Mc lb. Dainty Lean - 20c lb. Sugar Cured Smoked Bleats that! are from' Young porkers, bought, slaughtered and cured right here In Salens They, have .that fresh, sweet, home cured flavor. Bomeining mat is' lacking in the shipped in eastern product. . . , - . t REMEMBER, WHAT Finest Sliced I in eon 25c lb. Lf?ht weight SALEM- MAKES MAKES SALEM Sugar Cured MM s r nVr imili a utr mm Freshly Ground 15c lb. For Bleat Loaf 18c lb. A favorite Sugar Cured 5 lUUiii 24c lb. Xtra Bind Pure Pork aasage 1 5r IK. Home Blade Flavor Pure Pork Hitttle LinEis 20c lb. A Breakfast Delicacy Our sausage products are made $ith care, from good fresh meats. We know that we can make a lower priced artitle. But It is against' our policy to grind Infer ior meats. 4 J- v-' l I .:' . Home Rendered . i j Best Fresh Pure W ; PargariEi ; Jfcralessts 10c lb. 12 lbs. 25c 18c lb. Out of conslderatloa to ocr employees we close Saturdays at 7 p. m. 1 ,. ''M: ; 'r HARRY BL LEVY Mgr. " v"