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The OREGON' STATESMAN, Saltsu Oregon, Tuesday Morning. : Jane 23, 1931 PAGE SIS Society N ews an Cub Affairs Olive U. Doak, Society Editor Mrs. Henry. Lee to Present Class ' . In Recital Mrs. Henry Leq will press a her fmpils la piano recital, Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, in the Wom an's club house on North Cottage ? street. AU parents and friends in terested re cordlaly inTited. Mrs. Lee -will be assisted by Mrs. A. J. Arehart. vocalist , and the Salem string quartet, compos ed of Delbert Jepsen, 1st violin. Chris Seeley 2nd Tiolin; 'Tiola. Saul rollnofsky and cello, Henry Leo. The program will include: Duet, Santa ' Lucia Kuchen meister LuCile Wilson, Patsy - Lee. The Toy Maker's Dream, Gold en Janet Fryer. . Holland, Thompson Patsy Le Dance- of the Robins, Deppen Elizabeth Grant. Trio. Falry Dance, Mattingly Barbara Miller, Mary Louise Ritt ner, Jeanette Arehart. . Serenade, Lange Luclle Will son. France, Thompson Barbara Miller. Germany, Thompson Mary Louise Ritter. Trio, In High Spirits, Sartono i Ruth, Wilson, Betty Boyle,. Anita Vocal Solo, Youth and Spring, Stelned Mrs. A.-J. Arehart. Minuet in G, Beethoven Bar bara Compton. - - Dance of the Rain Drops, Ad ams Norma jean oiiDerison. j Frolic of the Winds, Dixon " Ruth Alice Grant. String Quartet, (a) Romance, Mozart; (b) Spanish Dance, Al-benlz. Pizzicato Garotte. Bellbes rBetty Boyle. Duett. In the Arena, Engel mann Betty Boyle, Ruth Wil son. Dance Hungrolse, Duval An ita Savage. . Woodland Frolics, DIxoH Jeanette Arehart. Duett, Royal 'March, Sousa Anita Savage. Mary Allen. : Scarf Dance, Chaminade Ruth Wilson. The Myrttes, t Nachs Delia Locke. Rhapsodic Mignon, Koller Mary Allen. Duett, Dance of the Imps, Hit ler. ' . , . Silverton Mr. and Mrs. Mar tln Hatteberg were hosts Sunday In observance of their 15 th wed ding anniversary. Mrs. Hatte berg's brothers and sisters and their families gathered for the -day and in 'the evening a num ber of other friends surprised them with an "old-time cheravarl. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Satern and family, Mr. and. Mrs. Hans Jensen and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Moe and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Funrue and family. Rev. H. L. Foss, Miss Thea Jen sen, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Knnevol mb, Mr. " and Mrs. Adolph Ilau pen, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Iverson, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gotten berg, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin TIngelstad, Marie TIngelstad. Mr. and Mis. Martin Tinglestad. V I -Mrs. Harry Hawkins and small i daughter. Harriette, will leave i during the week for Neskowin, where they will spend the sum mer at their beach cottage. Mrs. W. R. McMurray, Mrs. Hawkln's sister, and small son, Bobby, of Portland, will accompany Mrs. Hawkins to the. toast. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rahn will occupy the Hawkins home on Fairmount Hill during the months of July and August. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J." Scellars - have : just recently: purchased the . Rahn home and xpect to "be at home to their friends after July 1." : i - : ,. Mrs. Paul Burris will enter tain members of her bridge club Thursday , evening in her home on North 'Summer street. Those In the group include. Mrs. Ed Viesko. Mrs. George .Kelson, Mrs. Karl Hinges. Mrs. Clifford Town send. -Mrs. Kenneth Belle, Mrs. Max Flannery and the hostess, Mrs. Paul Burris.. Mrs. Henry "Schmal will be an additional guest for the. -evening. ; j S - , - - I ! Mr. aid Mrs. V. B. Herrlck. ac companied, by Miss Bernice Cow-' flen, spent the week end in Sea side. . as guests of Lieutenant W. C. Clark. On Sunday the party motored to Fort Stevens where they visited friends. The group re tprned to. Salem, late - Sunday night. -' r -I-.-- . , . " . ;.. r " Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chapman and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson motored to Neskowin Saturday, to spend the weekend with Mrs. Dolph Craig and children. - who are spending the summer in 'the Patterson cottage. r , . . 1-..."., - One of the interesting-events of the week is the Fraternis club plcuic supper and dancing: at Hazel Green, Thursday evening. The affair la fn compliment to the wives and . sweethearts of the rroup.-i ;- i -; .- . , , - ; j -, . .1 " ' Mr.- and Mrs. U. G. Shipley ar rived home Sunday evening from a ten day motor trip to San Fran cisco. They returned to Salem over the new Redwood' highway and report a most delightful trip i NICE MOTHER, NICE DAUGHTER . V- V - 4 " - - A) Maybe you didn't know it but Irene Rich, film actress, has a grownui daughter who is just about as nice. looking as her famous mother. This interesting picture was taken at Smith College, Northampton, Masa- when Frances, the daughter, was graduated. Proud mother, Irene journeyed all the way from California to attend the eommenee ment exercises. Star Social Club Will Entertain Tuesday i - Members of Chadwick chapter. Eastern Star social club will hold their . regular meeting Tuesday afternoon In the Masonic temple. Both bridge and! -500" will be played with play starting prompt ly at 2 o'clock. f Mrs. Thelma Green, general chairman, will have as her as sisting committee, Mrs. Nellie Tsylor, Mrs. Leila Palmer and Miss Gussie Nlles. Miss Bertha Babcbck, Miss Dorothy Bosshard, Miss Elva Nissen, Miss Margaret Smith and Miss Hazel Johnson. ' T-.; i Silverton Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Storruste entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of the baptism of their daughter and the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sanne- rud who have been visiting here from Bend. The Storruste baby has been : named j Ragnhild Ger trude Storruste wh-ile the Sanne rud daughter was named Marilyn Mae, - j ; - Covers at Sunday's dinner were placed for Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Foss, Mr. and Mrs. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs., John Goplerud and fam ily,. Mr. and Mrs.! .Andrew Haere, Sylvia Haere. Mrs. Marie Gople rud, Peggy Goplerud. Mr. and Mrs. Sannerud and Mr. and Mrs. Storruste. t i : Thursday night. Mrs. Marie Go plerud entertained in honor of her daughter and son-In-law,-JMr. and Mrs. Harry Sannerud. At this time covers were? placed for Mr. and Mrs. Storruste, Mr. and Mrs. J. C Goplerud r and family. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Haere, Miss Syl via Haere, Mr. and Mrs. Sanne rud, Miss Peggy Goplerud and Mrs. Goplerud. The Sanneruds who have been uests of Mrs. Goplerud left Sun day afternoon for Bend. Mrs. Elise Hamble and daugh ter, Jean, left Monday for Chi cago to spend the summer. Mrs. Hamble expects to attend sum mer school at the University of Chicago during a part "of her va-catfon-later going on to New York where she will be the guest of relatives and friends. Mrs. Hamble and daughter will return to Eugene in time for fall regis tration, of city schools,, of which Mrs. Hamble is a member of. the staff. i -. - Mrs. Arthur i Gibbard and daughter, Esther, have taken a cottage at Neskowin for the sum mer. The GibDardg have recent ly moved into a home on North Summer street, which will be oc cupied during the summer by Mrs. J. Norine Fick and daugh ter, Ruth, while the Gibbards are at the coast. :: i : ' Salem camp NoL 118. W. O. W., was well represented Monday eve ning in Silverton, when four au tomobile loads of members, in cluding lodge officers, attended" the regular meeting of the Silver ton lodge. i .'Honoring''. Mrs.! Herehei - Power of Portland, who is- the house. guest of Mrs. WtI. Staley, Mrs.' H. R. Worth has: Invited, a group of friends for luncheon- on Fri day. Three tables of bridge will be in play during the afternoon. ' ...-: ; v.. Mr. and . Mrs. A. L. Skewis made a weekend trip to Camp Clatsop to visit their sons. Billie and Robert, who are , attending summer camp, j ' t -:' , , i . ' Mr.and Mrs. A. E. Mack and sons, Austin . -and Roy, plan to leave Wednesday for a two weeks'. motor trip to San Francisco. j ; V SOCIAL CALENDAR j Wednesday, June 2i Leslie Can-Do's will meet fnr n m r,i..u at C. S. Teeple home, on Wallace Road. All families ahd friends Invited. .. ; . , . , Presbyterian Ladies Aid society will meet Wednes day, 2:30 p. m. at home of Mrs. W. N. Savage. 1133 Friday, June 26 Women's Auxiliary St. Paul's Episcopal church at home ot Mrs. U. G.. Shipley, 148 E. Washington street, Fairmount Hill, Friday 2:30 o'clock. i i , Aumsville Club Guest At McClellan Home - Aumsville The last meeting of the Aumsville - Women's club was held Thursday afternoon in West Stayton at the home of, Mrs. Jennie McClellan.' Boquets of early summer flowers were ar tistically arranged about the guest rooms. , Mrs. Jennie McClellan, the pre sident, was in charge of the busi ness session during which the fol lowing officers were elected for the ensuing yearr Mrs. Kitty Towl, president; Mrs. Ben Ran som, vice president; Mrs. Gladys Claxton, secretary; Mrs. Mary HIghberger, treasurer. - r At the closing hour a dainty lunch was served by the hostess who was assisted by her' daugh ter, Mrs. L. R. Neal and by her granddaughters. Merle and Gwen Martin. I Special guests for the afternoon were: Mrs. F. M. Williams and Mrs. J. B. Bourne, both of Salem and Mrs. L. R. Neal and small daughter, Pauline, of Silverton. - Club members present were: The hostess, Mrs. Jennie McClel lan. Mrs. Lutie Fuson, Mrs. Mary Hem, Mrs. Mary HIghberger, and small daughter. Virgeane. Mrs. Margaret Martin and daughters, Merie. Gwen and Charlotte, - Mrs. Millie Martin. Mrs. Ursula Pierce, Mrs. Bess. Ransom, Mrs. Susan Ransom. Mrs. Irma Speer, Mrs. Kitty Towle and Mrs. Gladys Claxton. Brush College Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCarter were compli mented with a surprise affair, on their 25ta wedding anniversary Wednesday evening. A specially interesting feature ot the event was a five-tiered, beautifully dec orated wedding cake, made by Mrs. V. Lee Gibson. A pleasant social evening was enjoyed, fol lowed by delicious refreshments. The guest group Included the hon or guests, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne D. Henry, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Barker, Mr." and Mrs. L. Frank Matthews and Daughter Marjorle, Mrs. w. F. Crawford and daugh ter Hilda,- Mr. and Mrs: Ralph H. bcott and son Donald. Mr. m1 Mrs. W. W. Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ewjng i and two children, Mr. and Mrs. John . Schindler, Mrs. Esther Oliver, Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Blodgett, Burl Oliver. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. H, M. Buell, Mrs. D. N.- Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith and family, Mr. and Mrs. V. Lee Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Canoy. Mr. and Mrs. ; Cash Roberts, Mr. and Mrs.- A. L. Ken ton, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver. Whitney and children Margaret and Loyal, and Mrs. Ed McDonald. . . The Women's Auxillay of the St. Paul Episcopal , church, will meet .Friday ; afternoon - at the home of Mrs. U, G. Shipley. 148' E. Washington street, .Fairmount Hill. . . . . " : ""- ' '" - ' - - - Miss Doris Clarke will return Thursday from Seabeck. Wash ington, where she has been for the past ten days attending the annual Y. W. C. A. conference, i . - .: . . I v - ., . .'.--? Mr. and Mrs. A. E. ' Utley and son Billio left a . few days ; ago for a two weeks' motor trip td Los Angeles,; California. : The Presbyterian Ladies Aid so ciety will meet Wednesday at 2:30 P. m. at the home of Mrs. W. N. Savage. 1433 State street. - j Initiative Upon Civil Service is -. Being Launched Preliminary petition for an ini tiative measure- repealing the civil service law In Multnomah county was. presented to the sec retary of state here Monday by George Bylander of Portland. ' Because , of a minor error the petition was taken back to Port land for ; correction. A Bylander aid It, would be returned here today.- , - i .' . . The Itv provides that initia tive petitions shall contain the signature of approximately 17, 500 votert anrt thill be filed In the state department not later than July l, 1932. Smart Teja Honors Virginia Sisson ; Bride-Elect ; In compliment to Miss Virgin la' Sisson, popular bride-elect, whose marriage to Gordon "Ben nett, will be solemnized at a large formal church . wedding, 4 o'clock Sunday, Mrs. E. V. Mc Mechan and Mrs. Clifford Farm er, will entertain Tuesday after noon. In the Farmer home, with a miscellaneous shower and after noon of bridge, with additional guests calling at the tea hour. .,. Garden flowers. In pastel tints, will be combined in floral decora tions, card accessories and table appointments. - ? . Mrs, B. E. Sisson, mother of the bride, will preside at the tea ta ble while the Misses Maxlne My ers and Helen Olson will assist the hostesses during the after noon. Little Mary Elizabeth Sis son, sister of the bride-elect, will greet the gnesU at the door. The guest list for the afternoon will . include the Misses Ruthlta Hoffnell,. Catherine Corey, Mar garet Drager. Mvra Belt. Carolvn Braden, Josephine McGilchrlst, Margaret JEVagner, Dorothy White. Ruth Fick, Alida Olson, Dorothy Moore. Miss Reed. Lillian Rft. Margaret Engel, Kathryn Laugh ridge, . Pauline Flndley, Edith' jrinaiey, ; wilda Fleener, Rosalie Buren. Viralnin Holt. Pun Goodfellow, Esther Wood, and Miss Beryl Holt, Miss Carlotta Croley. Mrs. Harrv Miller. Mm. James ' Tonne Xfra W t a t. lor, Mrs. A. E. Bennett, Mf. Ed win Baker. Out of town guests will be Mrs. C. B. Martin, Port land, Miss Wanda Reed and Miss Mildred Mitchell of Lebanon; Local Girls Appointed Rainbow Officers 4 At a state assembly of Rainbow Girls held recently fa La Grande, Miss Eleanor Wright was appoint ed 'grand worthv associate advis or. Virginia Toney of McMInn- Tiue was elected grand worthy advisor for Oregon. Mrss Jean Foot, also of Salem, was appoint ed to the office of "service." Other officers Included: Her berts Chandler, Baker, grand sis ter of chart tv: Enid Stiff. Port land, grand sister of hope; Isabel Waning. Albany, grand sister of faith. Mary Hammon of Portland waa appointed grand recorder, and, Helen Emery of Portland was made .grand treasurer, both ap pointments being made by Eliza beth. Tipton, acting suDreme deputy. Miss Toner annotated ISdna Brown, La Grande, drill leader; Edna Haines, Dallas, chaplain; Helen Hadley, Silverton, organ ist: Jessie Hulerv. Corvallls. choir director; Dorothy "Auster, Wood- ourn, sister of love; Eleanor Suth erland, The Dalles, religion; Al lie Simmons, .Vernonia, nature; Jean Allison. Cottage Grove, im morality; Harriett Hanson, Port land, fidelity; Elizabeth Royes, Portland, patriotism; Jean Foot, Salem, service: Katherina Cole man, Eugene, confidential observ er; .Alice smitn. Rainier, outer observer, and Alice Ryan, New- berg, lecturer. Mr. "and Mrs. W. L. Meeker left during the weekend by motor for Baker, where they will spend the next two weeks vacationing. SILO Ml LAID BEFiE PHESH WASHINGTON", Jane Jc-CAP) A new plan for dealing with the silver problem will be laid be fore President Hoover tomorrow, by Chairman Smoot of the senate finance committee. In - advance his discussion with the 'chief executive Smoot would not reveal the nature of his proposal. The senator will be ac companied to the conference by W. Mont Ferry, J. O. Elton, E. J. Radditz and George Snider of Salt Lake City, all of whom are con nected with the silver Industry. The president's action on war debts and reparations brought from those who have been seek ing an international silver confer ence renewed demands today for steps to solve the silver problem. Senator King, . democrat of Utah, voiced his view in a formal statement saying: - "If; it was important' for the president of the United States 40 cast the influence ot this great re public into the scales to avert im pending political and economic distress In Europe I submit It is of greater Importance that the United States should take the lead In bringing the nations' together for the purpose of dealing In a fundamental" way with the money and. credit system of the world. King, contended much of the world's economic trouble Is due to the demoralization of silver. h. ma. w. 11 rJEW FIRE HNS Promotion of Herb Savage and William Hunt, long-time members of Salem's fire , department,- to the rank of captain yesterday marked the opening of the South Salem fire station on Lincoln and Liberty streets. For the time be ing the men will be assigned to the North Salem station for training but within a few weeks they will change places with Cap tains C. Thrapp and Robert Mills who are temporarily . in charge of the newly opened -station, i ' At the same time Hutton an nounced that he had transferred six newly chosen firemen from the downtown station to the South Salem station. These men are John Olson, Clem Shedeck, Ray Nash, E. Chamlee, Charles Elliott; Ialo Smith. A 600-gallon Seagrave pumper was moved from the downtown station to the suburban one. This is the third sub-station to be built and, put In operation for the Salem fire department. The first one completed was on State street, the second In North Sa lem, j Do favorite foods sometimes disagree, esualnf that tamy fullness, burning aournees, belching, naoaea. upset stomach, etc? TUMS a new Antacid mint givea almost frri mediate relief. Simply cat three or four TUMS after meals often one ia enough. Delicious, sweeten the breath. At any drag store only 10c : ctrnJTirnc 'Jctth&Jumtnit' JELLY AND JAM MAKERS USE REFINED CANE SUGAR All 'over the country you will find housewives nsing refined cane sugar for making their jellies, jams and preserves. Experience proves that cane sugar insures ideal results. The housewife who takes ad vantage of the low price of sugar, also the bargains in fresh fruit, can put away preserves for the winter at a real saving. . ; Canned fruit and preserves of all kinds belong in the diet. What's more, they make meals more en joyable. . JeD ies are fine accompani- ments for meat as well as a spread for bread, and canned fruits make delicious desserts and salads. Preserve with refined cane tugar. The Sugar Institute. Interdty Telephone service is' ' fltst Col. Bartramis -r Here For Visit Colonel W. B. Bartram, former manager of tbe penitentiary flax department and secretary-treasurer of the Oregon linen mills, was in the city yesterday. He has just returned from New York where he has made a stndy of various phases of the flax situation. He is at his home in Dallas. ' , - - . Miss Lena Belle Tartar Is in Corvallls visiting at the home of her parents. She will return to Salem Wednesday. - drastic cut in tBe tobacco acreage is being urged by .farm leaders In North Carolina. , 1 BEEITTOUIE SPECim SESSi'l PORTLAND, Ore., Jane 1 (AP) J. E. Bennett, state aen ator from Multnomah eonnty, an nounced today he .would so to Salem Tuesday to ask: Governor Julius L. Meier to call special session of the legislature to, con sider a legislative program for improving the economic (Situation In- Oregon-.--" - - -I Senator Bennett's plan propos es flotation of $50,000,000 bond issue to be nsed for loans on improved real property; down ward revision of the automobile license fee; ft tax on chain stores; 1 legislation to encourage . use ot home-made products; reduction In governmental costs; memor ialization of the Mv?ell-to-doM of the state to withdraw rrora the labor market; and to hear, such proposals as the governor . may make; Senator Bennett issued, a statement In which he said : the proposed bond issue would mean neither more debt nor more tax es but would enable citizens to save themselves from mortgage foreclosures or financial distress by borrowing, money from the state at not more than S per cent interest Hi said he be lieved circulation,, ofc the S50, 000,000 would : bring still more money into circulation. 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