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PAGE SK The OREGON STATES MAN, Salesu Oregon, Tuesday Morning, July 14, 1931 S ociety News and GlubgAffairs Olive H. Doak. Society Editor Portland Wedding. Of Interest in . Salem : V Numerous weddings among k Willamette students this summer haTe attracted a great deal of in terest In university circles. One 'of the most beautiful jot .these was solemnized Saturday evening In the Sunnyside Methodist church of Portland when Jilss Nellie Badley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0. V. Badley of that city, became the bride of Paul Roland Ackerman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Ackerman of Monroe, Washington. ' Mrs. Ackerman is a member of Delta Plii sorority and has been Tery active la social affairs on the campus having ' been rice . president of the Junior, class dur ing the spring .semester of -; this year. She has also been Inter ested In women's athletics and is a member of -the Women's Ath letic association as well as pres ident of Coffee House,. Willamette-writers club. . Mr. Ackerman is a- member of Sigma Tan fraternity, has played four years of varsity football and was last season given honorable mention on -Pop" Warner's All Americas football team. He was president of his class in his soph omore ytear and was last year second vice president of the As sociated Students. He Is a senior in the college of law. Both Mr. and Mrs. Ackerman plan to return to Salem Ini the fall to start their final year at Willamette. During the summer they will' make their home in Monroe, Washington. A large number of Willamette students and Salem friends mo tored to Portland to attend the wedding. v .-. I Salem Guild Girls Win Trophies' : 'Calvary. .Baptist - church Sterl ing senior gnlld went to McMlnn- vllle where they met on the Lln Celd college campus for the state house party of the guild.- The local order won two trophies, one for the best memory book on dis play! and one for the most work done according to a point stand ard.' : Those in attendance from Sa lem were Lois" Cochran, Eva Cochran, Loladale' Pickens. Doro ' the Pickens. Jean McElhlnney, Clara Jane Harms, Zelda Harlan, Mrs. Earl Gregg, advisor; Doris Schunke. Florence Foster, Janet McAllister,' Helen, Alexander, Vel na Alexander, Mildred Taylor, Edith Starrett, Edith Mae Jenks, Loralne Graber, LaVlnia Bnlrgy. ... ..J An informal dinner? party was given at the. home ofAMrs. Clau dius Thayer Monday night with cover placed for Miss Elizabeth Lord, Miss Edith Schryver. Miss Renevleve Thayer and Montague Lord.', , f . Pattern : ; " " "." l'-P " " 1. 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Wnt plainly your Mam. 44m mi tfi aaatber. , 0 tor ta ttiU . waate4. , Tba Bw spring and aammcr pat tra catalog faatarca aa axeelleal a tortaiept at afternoon, apnrta aat fcoaia dreiMt, Imrerta. 'pajaaaa aaJ kidtliea' clothat, al aalift-atfal aeeaa "r Mtbnl Pri. mt eatato fiftcaa rant.. Calais, cwitb pattern, twenty fira cent. . Addraas all mail- aa4 or 4era I Slatesmaa Pattara Depart ment. 343 Wast 17ta ctreet. Haw York? Cigr. " - SOCIAL CALENDAR " 1 1 : . Tuesday; 'July 11 . : i Royal Neighbors Sewing club, with Mrs. Mary John son; route S. Box 8 61, penitentiary road; potluck dln- nerat noon. ft Auxiliary to Sons clubhouse, 8 o'clock. " 5 t of Union Veterans, Woman's t Oh These Women! - i , i ; Wednesday, July IS I Woman's Foreign Missionary society of Leslie Memorial church, 2 o'clock, in church parlors. e Bride - Elect : is ; Complimented Jefferson. Miss Marie Xihs. whose wedding will be an event of next month, was the Inspiration for a miscellaneous shower, Friday afternoon at thehome of her par ents, Mr, and Mrs. Karl Klbs. Miss Helen Klhs and Mrs. Nettle Reeves were hostesses. . ' ' A mock wedding preceded aa afternoon . of . embroidering, tea towels for the bride-to-be. Lovely bouquets of goldenrod and sum mer greenery and other flowers were attractively, arranged about the rooms. Carrying out the color scheme of gold and' green, tall green tapers were placed at either end of the serving table. The cen terpiece was a raft of gold and green; which was loaded, with many beautiful gifts for the hon or guests. . Invited guests were Mrs. George Vail. Mrs. Alice Dowell, Mrs. W. H. Bell. Mrs. H. E. Jones, Mrs. Emma Whedbee, Mrs. Fred Bar ns. Mrs. Dorothy Hubbard ef Mon mouth, Mrs. A. W. Oliver of Lew isvllle, Mrs. A. Wilson and daugh ter Beulah, Mrs. G. F.'Llenlng and daughter Florence, Mrs. W. F. Gulvin and daughter Evelyn, the Misses Grace and Frances Klam pe of Labish 'Center, Miss Mar garet Walt. .Miss Winnie Hartley, Miss 'Rosalie Pullen. Miss Anna Klampe. Mrs. Karl Klhs. Hiss Laura Klhs and the hostesses. Miss Helen Kihs and Mrs. Reeves. Ankeny Bottom The Ankeny Woman's club met with Mrs. J. O. Farr at her country home near here Thursday afternoon. A pro gram was given which included: RoU call, "original kitchen helps": Indian life In Oregon.' by Mrs. Q. H. Marlatt; Mrs. C. F. Johnston spoke concerning Cap tain Gray and the Columbia; Mrs. J. O. Farr was in charge of en tertainment tor - the afternoon. Prises were awarded Mrs. Sidney Howard and Mrs. William Wieder kehr. Dainty refreshments were served at the tea hour to the fol lowing members: Mrs. C. F. Johnston. Mrs. Ben Watts. Mrs. A. L. Thompson. Mrs. William Wiederkehr and daughter Donna, Mrs. -E. L. Hamptqn and daugh ter' Marguerite, Mrs. Sidney How ard and daughter Margaret, Mrs. R. H. Farr and daughter Nettle Jean, Mrs. L. B. Smith and the hostess, Mrs. J. O. Farr. Mrs. Henry Thielsen Has Guests From East Mrs. Leonard Wood and son Joe of Stafford. Genesee county. New York, are the guests of Mrs. Henry B. Thielsen and Miss Nell Thielsen.! Mrs. Wood and her son have covered tlm distance .from here to New York, by motor and have Included many of the inter esting: side trips and points of in terest; as they traveled westward. From Salem they will go to Med ford and then they ..will go north to Canada and make the return trip through Canadian country. Mrs. Thielsen and Miss Thiel sen f isited with Mrs. Wood when they made their extended eastern tour two years ago. i.e.. Miss Mary Chadwick enter tained two generations of Stephen Chadwlcks at her home Sunday Mrs. Stephen J. Chadwick, Sr., of Seattle, Stephen Chadwick, Jr., of Seattle - and his children one of whom is Stephen Chadwick III, motored t from . Seattle for the weekend.1 Stephen Chadwick, Sr., was unable to be present. , The party will spend a few days at Newport before the Seattle guests return to their home. By tEOLA ALLARD She is beautiful and an artist's wife. - She's been both of these things! for fourteen years. . At a recent gathering of women, one who had f known her lor many years said: "Her husband la now famous, a wonderful artist, with m mA a 1 lianr nil' Air film, but I think someone should hang a medal on; her. lie s no saint to live with. ) I'll tell you that, clever and handsome and talented as he is. But she's made a grand job Of It." ' : j -. - I thought of all the divorce trials I'd listened to. and heard women tell' over - and over that their husbands' were tempera mental or neglectful, or selfish, nr nr at hnm mil how thev couldn't stand It another minute they . had l to ; be relieved of an marital bonds. This artist is selfish, he loves his work i better : than anything else in the world and by the by, all really great people do love their work, best: or they wouldn't t - modal.' ThT mnst be ne glectful, because - their work . is their great master. - They are temperamental, anyone will grant that, whol ever ; knew a real art ist. .. But the success of any great Min mh ha nartlallv credited to the wIterjwho, like. this lady, has "wade a grand Job of it". And when you stop to think of It. It's something to understand the man ron I love to- the extent of letting him give his taient fraa nllTllt th UDCI1M Of TOUT pleasure and happiness. It's real love, andf it's that wiucn conin hntM an irreatlT to art. even if these wives don't get any medals pinned on them. A woman who loves her artist, doesn't want any thing said about her virtues. The great loves of history were ne Whmpii ' who were happy In the subcess ef their men. and not thinking what they could do If their husbands made more money or; they got a goodly ali mony. ! s - , Artists are for the most part, popr. By the time they reach the stag where they can give v.oir wives anvthincr they want. the wives have earned it, you can bet on that. Tta eaiv enouzh to share suc cess withl a man whose name is carved in? stone before he's dead, and whose bank account is hand some and whose home Is an ar tistic wonder. The trick is to last through j the dirncuit aays nioitine-a are verv Door, and a woman! has to make her own clothes and watch the grocery hiii and! keen sweet under "the most tryEng circumstances. But ifs pretty grana 10 gei w the success stage with him, and to 4iave Isomeone say to you "Her husband is in London. iiniinr i Hc'i reallv rreat now. He wasnt easy to live with all these fourteen years, . oui see made one grand Job of it!" That's s a good enough epitaph for the b"est of women. (If I'm wrona-, write me, care ITInir Fttatnrtf fivndicat. IltC. 235 K. 45th Kt New York CKy) Copyrlgat, 1IWI, King eararcs Syndicate, inc. . Mrs. A. . A. Hadley has re turned to . Salem after havlna spent two. weeks with -her son Olin Hadley and wife in Gllroy. CaL She will leave this week to spend two weeks with her son. ivan aqiey ana iamtiy at tnerr rural home near Turner. ' A ' l .. - FJLYING THEIR WAY TO FAME Announcement Comes As Surprise at Party-. ! Miss Margaret - Purtine enter tiined with a Beta Chi sorority meeting and bridge party at her home Monday night. These meetings are a regular . social event during the summer but the Monday night meeting took on added color because of the sur prise announcement of the mar riage of Miss Mary Louise Motley to Percy Carpenter Saturday morning In Vancouver, Wash. Rev. Reese, pastor of the First Methodist church In" Vancouver, officiated. Mrs. Melba Wright ot Camas was matron ot honor and George Wright- was best man . Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter plan to make their home in Camas this summer and will return -to Wil lamette this fall It is planned. Mr. Carpenter is a senior in Wil lamette, university, a member of the football - and basketball sduads. and affiliated ' with Alpha Pal Delta .fraternity. . f . , Mrs. Carpenter Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 'J. A. Morler of Salem. She Is a graduate of Sa lem high school, and, a sophomore In Willamete university She Is a member of Beta Chi sororlty4 Guests for this surprise J an nouncement and Beta- Chi party were Marvel Edwards, Faye Cor nutt. Mrs. Mildred Pugh Em mons. Rosalind Van Winkle, Eloise White, Helen Board man, Florence Marshall. Ethel Adam. Jean Peterson, Llla Cation, j Sa villa Phelps, Minnie Shrode, Alice Wlens, Genevieve Emmons, Elma White, Florence Power. . I Miss Ethel Adam assisted MIr Purvlne In serving a pretty lunch eon. WoodburnW.CT.U. Has Busy Meeting Woodburn Mrs. - J. D. Wood fin was hostess to the Woodburn W. C. T. U. at her home on Young street. Friday afternoon. . ! During the business meeting the members decided to send, a letter of appreciation to the May or of Woodburn In recognition of the law enforcement la Wood burn. An appropriation of J $20 was voted to the state organisa tion. Mrs. C. J. Rice, Mrs. J. D. Woodfln, and Mrs. Laws were ap pointed to act as a sick commit tee. Mrs. Shanbeck and Mrs. Ray Trullinger were appointed! to make arrangements for a visit to the Children's Farm Home at Corrallis. - A . short program of musical numbers and talks was present ed. Those who took part In It were Mrs. J. D. Woodfln, Mrs. Seville Waldron, Miss Helen Woodfln and Miss Joyce Woodfln. The hostess was assisted by Miss Helen Woodfln and Miss Joyce Woodfln in serving refresh ments. ; The next meeting will be held Friday If, at the home ot Miss Ina Bonney and Mrs. Cfirry Young. . .! j Miss Elizabeth Lord has as her gueet her brother, Montague Lord, who has Just - returned from several weeks spent in Cuba and the eastern states. Mr. Lord plans to leave for his home in the Philippines about the middle of August. While in Salem i Mr. Lord will be at the home of Mrs. Claudius Thayer. j The Beauty Box By HELEN FOLLETT j Doff your hats, girls, for the i v uc tu9 caa ipeau Is worn all day there. Is no vva.yura.uou Ot vapors fUrOWU Oil by. the pores of the scalp. Depos its ot sebaceous oils and salty sub stances produced by sweat glands gather on the skin surface, invit ing dandruff, which In turn at tracts bacteria. No telling then what may happen. Hair loves air and sunlight. When It doesn't have them, but is kept blanketed. It goes limp and slinky, assumes an expression ot despair. loses Its pristine youthfulness and amia bility. ! 7 7k 4 ' ' . " J Soap acts as a blackhead dls- i solvent, a Diackhead Is a. plug of grease., tipped with atmospheric dust A casual application of soap doesn't penetrate.-but melted soap rubbed in with the fingertips and permitted- to remain . on the Skin for five mlnues does the business. While the soapy ' application Is present, wring a washcloth.out of hot water, and use aa a compress. Rinse with tepid water, then with cold. - - ft ' 5 ' 1 r"","iawsaeMaw4WRW Slwi? k! 'th f!,otl,c!?t' who 10 b i to n films, art Sh?tHrded, pUn Nw York f0' trans-contineW .H m- m y Vifftmc--.TheT Kin, of Kansas City, and Nona Mozelle, of Dallas, Texas. Miss MoxeUelready has beear j engaged to arpear in a new Fox picture. . . The reformation in the use?-of makeup Is .due to the fact that the whole world is sick to. sadness of Up 'smears and cheeks as hec tic as red flannel. Make-up Is no longer a novelty. It started on ita blazing trail shortly after thejwar and has carried on for" a Jong term. Beauty fads have to be fail ed In sometime or other.! Rouge and lipstick serve best when they are used In moderation, simulat ing natural coloring. - A good waist tapering . exercise is a sort of-rotating movement. You place your , hands on your hips, turn head, shoulders, all the upper portion of the body ai far to the right as you ean. then to the left. This motion flexes and tightens muscles that extend from chest to hips and from shoulders to waist line. When fatigued, rest Then start again, l 1 t -.. Some ot the now sachet powders are delicious; make you take a deep breath and want more. Make small satin bags, place In hat box es, on dress hangers, in handkerr chief and glove contain era. , New blends have lasting Qualities that sachet powders have had in! the past. - ' f - .. (Copyright, 1931, International Features Service. Inc.) Girl Scouts Return From Camp 1 Already the summer -vacation outing Is over, for SI girls of Sa lem for the Girl Scout camp en Joyed tor the past. week by this group at Camp Santaly. ' They broke camp and returned home Sunday evening so that the first group of Girl - Reserve campers might come In Monday. t Mrs. 22. A. Collier, captain ,of the Englewood troop. Miss Ruth Rnlifsonief Kelzer and Miss Paul ine Locxhart ot Lebanon had charge ot the camp. Hikes, swim ming and craft work made a very happy week for the girls. ' Saturday night members of the Boy Scout camp located two miles up the Santlam from Camp San taly. came down with their, lead en and a camp fire and program were enjoyed by the two groups. The Girl Scouts presented a clos ing pageant for the benefit ot the visitors, and the Boy Scouts pre sented seme musical numbers. j The Girl Scouts and leaders plan to visit the Bo Scout camp for the "court of honor1! program which -they will give July 25. This will be done If transportation can be arranged for the girls. i. .. . i. .- e ... - Salem People Enjoy Portland Picnic ' Many Salem people enjoyed mo toring to Portland Saturday where they attended the annual Portland Salem picnic. In which gather for mer resident of Salem .'who are now residing in Portland and those ot Salem who wish to come. Several hundred people attended the picnic Saturday. 1 X program "of music and talks was given before the picnic din ner was' served. Among those to speak from Salem were Frank Durbin, Judge L. H. MeMahan and Judge Peter D'Arcy. Miss Joseph ine Albert and Miss Marie Patton eaeh gave vocal numbers... - Officers elected for the coming year were : John W. Reynolds, president, and Miss Alicia McEl roy, secretary. James W. Craw ford, president for 1130-31, pre sided over the meeting. . Among those to motor to Port land from Salem were Mrs. John Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dan cy, Mr. and Mrs. . Frank. Durbin, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Albert. Miss Jo sephine Albert, Judge, and Mrs.' L. H. MeMahan. . Mrs.- Homer Smith, Mrs. -Margaret LeFurgy, Mr. and Mrs. Hal -Patton. Miss Jeanne patton, Mr. and .Mrs. George Sun and family, who only recently moved to Portland . from Salem, and Clarence Blakely. Mrs. Mack Hamby Complimented i Jefferson A delightful after noon was spent, at 'the country home of Mrs. Mack Hamby; when a surprise shower was given In her honor Friday afternoon, sponsored by Mrs- Elmer Red mond, Mrs. A. -L. Page, Mrs. Claude Page Mrs. Ettner and Mrs. William Skeltou. - The time was spent in contests and needle work. Late In the aft ernoon refreshments were served by the hostesses. The guest list included the honor guest, Mrs. Mack Hamby, and Mrs. W. F. Llllard, Mrs."F. E. Looney. Mrs. Harry Kessler, Mrs. A. E. Phelps. Mrs. Walton, Mrs. Herbert .Looney, Mrs. Lydla Hoyt, Mrs. Ed Chehack, Mrs. J. W. Vaughn, Mrs. Nancy Miller, Mrs. Nora Holt, Mrs. Emma Miller, Mrs. Paul McKee. Martha Ettner, Misses Minnie, Lena and Alice Harris, Jean McKee and Miss Lou Miller. ... . Jefferson Mrs. Ethel Roland and Mrs. C. M. Smith were Joint hostesses for the Past Matron's club. Euclid Chapter No. 70, O. E. s. which met in the chapter room Thursday afternoon. Fol lowing the regular routine of business, a . social hour was en Joyed. At the tea hour refresh ments were served by the host esses. Members present were Ev elyn Wall, . Mrs. Nettle Sherman, Mrs. Lona Looney,. Mrs. Margaret Pease, Mrs. Ina Thomas. Mrs. Frances Phelps, Mrs.. Volene Shields of Salem; and the-hostesses, Mrs. Roland and Mrs. Smith. Guests included Mrs. Flor ence Roland of Marlon, and little Mary. . Sherman. ....... Mrs. Ella L. Welch and Mis3 Annora Welch had as their weekend guests, Mr. and' Mrs. Kaylor "and Miss . Ruth Kaylor and John Kaylor ot Bellefoun talne. Ohio. The Kaylors have been touring the mlddle west and south and will return by way of Yellowstone park. Miss Karlene Rice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. .Rice, and Miss Luclle Johns returned Mon day from the Fred Rice camp at Mehama, where they, had been spending a few days., . The woman -a Foreign Mission ary ; society of Leslie -. Memorial church will meet in the church parlors Wednesday at 2 o'clock: Miss Faith Prlday wiU lead the devotions- and Mrs. Mason Bishop will have charge . of - the lesson. Mrs. , Garnjobst and Mrs. French will be hostess for, the afternoon. Airwomen of. the church and community are Invited - to attend this afternoon meeting. ; - . . . I MrsI Mary. Vender - .Sel . . .of Boise, Ida., and her son,' Ernest Vander Sol returned to Portland this weekend, after ' hating . been the - guests : "of ., Mrs. Buchner Champlin. - The Vender-. Sols Joined Rev. Young,' son-in-law. ot Mrs. Vander Sol. in Portland and together, the party left tor Boise. Rev. Young was the '.husband of the late Marie Vander Sol Young. ' ' " Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Penning ton and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zim merman left this weekend for a camping party at Wallowa lahe.' They motored over by way of the John Day highway; - .v " t, . - - e ;; V- " Mrs. William Brown of Salem was a recent visitor at Tahoe Tav ern on Lake -Tahoe. California. TOO BAD, GIRLS, HE'S GONE CHICHESlEnSIJLLS lm M4tO a ka BtaaVvV O " . ........ . T, O ; . 4 . ' ' . ait . i . ' " I f I i ; '- T": ' - . . " ' ZL Many a sigh has escaped many a feminine heart since the news was flashed around that Rudy Vallee, crooner extraordinary, has gone and gotten married to just one little dark-haired girl when practically the entire girl world had designs on him, Here's the giri, gals, what did yon dirt I She's the former Far Webb, once ef the films and with a father as chief or police of Santa Monica, Calif. And -we're also albums, ox course. . apart on paper. sending along a picture of Rudy himself for your we can't do anything; about it if you' tear 'em AafcTMl .1.1 .k ui. tniMi Mated crx.cmra.Tue ia.awirw k a Air fiLiAo k.i I n paocum trxarwaxxf Jefferson Past Nobles Plan Picnic , Jef ferson T h e . Past Noble Grand club of Mt. Rebekah Lodge met Thursday afternoon at the lovely country home of Mrs. Charles McKee. with Mrs. Charles Hoyt, as assisting hostess. Dur ing the business session, arrange ments were made for the annual club picnic :to be held at Casca dia, August 9. The club also decided to piece a quilt, and during the afternoon, the members started to embroider blocks for it. Following; the social hoar, re freshments were . served by the hostesses, assisted '. by Mrs. Paul McKee. Guests for' the afternoon were Mrs. T. O. "Kester and Mrs. Paul McKee. . .Members present were Mrs. Hugh Bllyeu Mrs. Lee Wells. Mrs. G. W. Humphrey, Mrs. R.W. Curl. Mrs. Lyman Patton, Mrs.; Paul Smith, Mrs. E. C. Hart, Mrs. K. S. Thurston, Miss Laura Thomas, and the hostesses i Mrs. McKee and Mrs. Hoyt.. 1 . Stevens Family - v I '. Plans Reunion The forty-first annual reunion of the descendants of the Hansen and Lavlna Stevens who crossed the plains In 1852 and located on a donation land claim In what Is now North Howell, about one and one-halt miles from. the site ot the old Stevens homestead. , The old home Is now owned by two grandsons of the - former owners. Ellis and Willard Stev ens. - Mrs. Bump Is a great granddaughter of the Stevens. Three . of the original - family are still living, -Mrs. . Rebecca Mount of Silvertoa; - Mrs. Sarah McCubbins and Mrs. Martha Ca hll who both live la Washington. Delat Phi Sorority . , Has Portland Tea An attractive college event ot the weekend was the tea given at the home ot Miss Elizabeth Kelly on the Powell Valley road, Portland, Sunday afternoon with Miss Kelly as hostess. The affair was a garden tea enjoyed on the lovely lawn and In the gardens of the Kelly home. Portland rush- . A 1 . Mrs. Paul E. Edwards presided at the tea table, and assisting Miss Kelly in . serving were Miss Elisabeth Atkinson and Miss Mar garet i Eddy. .. ' Miss'BuenV Brown of Mason. Wash., Is spending 'the week at the Delta Phi sorority house on Court street. , - , , . , . -; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith were guests at the C O. Rice home Sunday. Mrs. Smith is a niece of Mrs. Rice. WOMEN il FINED lillCOlliiT Fines of $250 and $100 respec tively were assigned yesterday by Circuit Judge MeMahan - against Cleo Smith and Belle Howard. The former was held to be the proprietor of a disorderly house at the Park hotel on North 12th street and Belle. Howard ..was held to be one of the Inmates. Both women were expected to pay their fines. Judge MeMahan sentenced Ed DeGulre, up on a liquor charge to a year In the penitentiary, then paroled him to Sheriff Oscar Bow er. 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