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The OREGON STATESMAN. Sakm. Oregon, Tuesday Mornin?. October 27, lS3f
Society
Joint Benefit
'Charming
Affair,
, One ot the smart affairs of the
fall will be the Joint benefit
bridge tea which will be an event
of Ibis afternoon at the-Masonle
temple. Members of the Eastern
Star lodge and of the Salem Wo
man's club will be hostess for the
affair.' ;
The committee - In charge in
eludes Hattie Bean, Lucille Brow
ing, Veda Carson, Jessie Crawford
Pena Jennings, Lillian King, Fan
nie Millard, Addr M. Petteys
Winnie Lewis, Gladys Mesch, Alice
Myers, Carah Rise, Bertha McMa-
han. Emma Pearce, Dorothy Pope,
Hazel Pickens, Leila Rigdon and
Rosie Lin foot, and from the Wo
man's club, Mrs. David Wright,
Mrs. J. O. Tibbets, Mrs. W. L Sta
Jey, Mrs. C. A. Sprague, Mrs. G. L.
i'orge and Mrs. Harry Weidmer.
- For those who do not play cards
special Invitations are- issued to
come In' .for the tea hour at
o'clock. Cards will begin at,
o'clock.
One of the interesting things
about this benefit is that so many
matrons are entertaining . card
clnbsi and special parties. Several
matrons have taken two. three
- and four tables to be reserved for
their own parties.
' Among those who will entertain
la this manner. is Mrs.; Fred Dun
can, i who will entertain Mrs.
tteorge Rhoten. Mrs. Keith Brown.
Mrs. Webster -Ross, aire. Kusmn
Blatchford. Mrs. George Moor-
bead and Mrs.. Alex Jones.
Mrs, Ted Mesch will entertain
Mrs. Frank Halik, Mrs. Emil Hal
lk, Mrs. L. D. Lambeth, Mrs. E. H.
Kennedy, Mrs. Hans Seitz, Mrs
Romeo Gouley, Mrs.' Leon David-
eon and Mrs. L. B. Gilbertson.
Other reservations which have
been made include Mrs. F. G
Bowersox, Mrs. I. W. Lewis, Mrs.
Charles Cone, Mrs. Glenn McKee
Mrs. Lra Darby. Mrs. Floyd Sieg
round, ;! Mrs. Paul Hauser, Mrs,
Wallace Carson. Mrs. Rose Bab-
cock, Mrs. Frank Reeves, Mrs. L.
A. Grate, Mrs. Ed Wood, Mrs.
Glenn Nile, Mrs. Miller Hayden.
Mrs. W.'H. Liljequist, who has
three tables; Mrs. --"Ben Wells,
Mrs. Walter Spaulding, with three
tables reserved; Mrs. A. I Brown.
Mrs. J. A. Brownson, Miss Eula
McCnllyi two tables; Mrs. Earl
Daue, Mrs. Ivan Martin, Mrs. M
B. Wagstaff, who reserved seven
tables for the Y. W. C. A.
Mrs. Herbert Hauser, Mrs. H.
R. White. Mrs. Fred Crosby, who
reserved two tables; Mrs. William
M r Gilchrist, with three tables re
served;' Mrs. J. M. Devers. Mrs.
Harold Hughes, Ms. C. A.
Sprague, Mrs. J. C. Tibbetts, Mrs.
H. O. White, two tables; Mrs. Tom
Wood, four tables; Mrs Dan Fry
Jr., three; tables; Mrs. V. E. Mjc
Mechan, two tables; Mrs. Roy
Hurst, two tables; Mrs. G, L.
Forge. Mrs. Charles Strickland,
Mrs. Rue Drager, Mrs. Mike Pan-
Pattern
By ANNE ADAMS
The popular alliance of two col
ors, and the very smart new puff
ed sleeves, are exemplified in this
delightful daytime frock of black
and green canton crepe. The deep,
slender pointed vestee, slightly
draped at the neck-line gives a
. decided slender effect and the up
ward curve of the skirt seam
joining It, simulates the lovely
jacket mode. " You'll like, too.
, brown with rust or green, and
: wine red with pink.
Pattern 2203 may be ordered
: only In sizes 16,18. 20. 3. 3.
38. 40. 42 and .44. Size 16 re
iutres 3 7-8 yards of -39 Inch fa
bric, 5-8 yard of 32 inch contrast
ing. Yardage for every size, and
pimple, exact instructions! are
- f,icu. o aressmaKing expert'
ence is necessary to make this
model with our pattern.
Sn4 fifteen cent la eo'.nt r '
sUnps (coins preferred), for ec -r
pattera. Wit plainly yottr en.
address and stjrl. number. Be ,
re to stats tn. -wanted.
The new fall catalog ia now
ready. Jt features lb newest '!;
afternoon. sports and boom.
dressea. liafcri. pajamas and kid
dies' clothes. Also delifbtfal gift
auffsestiona ia accessor; aad irsas
fr patterns. Price . of catalog,
fifteen cents. Catalog with pat-
teras, twenty five eenu. Address
all snail and erdrra to The State. -aa
Pattern Department, 243
Meat 17th street. New York City,
News and Club
Olive M. Doak.
ek and many more, whose names
have not yet: been turned in.
Mrs. CP. Bishop and Mrs.' C
K. Spaulding will preside at the
tea nour. j
Williamses Hosts at
Bridge Party
Independence The home of
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Williams was
the scene of a delightful bridge
arty Friday night with Mrs
Williams and 'Mrs. George Knott
the hostesses.: The rooms were
attractively decorated in autumn
leaves and chrysanthemums and
a charm was added to the affair
by the use of Hallowe'en motifs
for light shades and also by the
red candles in black holders,
Cards were in play at IS tables
with Jiigb. scores held by Mrs. H
Keener and A. E. Horton.
: Guests present Included: Mr,
and Mrs. S.s B. Walker. Mr. and
Mrs. G. G. Walker, -Mr. and Mrs
I. D. Mix, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hub
bard. Mr. and Mrs. Eari snyaer,
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Thomas, Mr
and Mrs. Robert Craven, Mr. and
Mrs. Z. C. Kimball, Dr. and Mrs
M. Butler, Mr, and Mrs. H. G
Keeney, Mr, and Mrs. Homer
Dixon. Mr. I and Mrs. Walter
Plant, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ken
nedy. Mr. and Mrsi K. L. Wil
liams, Dr. and Mrs.' George Mc
Conneli. Mr. , and Mrs. J. C
Robbie. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Slo-
per, Mr. . and Mrs. J. Ottinger,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Henkle of Dal
las. Prof, and Mrs. Paul Robin
son, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. O'Kelley,
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Swope, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Nash, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Mattison, Mr. and Mrs.
George Carbrary, Mr. and Mrs.
J. G. Mcintosh, Mrs. Asa Robin
son, Miss Myra Montgomery, Mr,
and Mrs. John Donaldson, Mr.
and Mrs. D. P. McCarty, Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Hart, Mr. and Mrs.
Claud Skinner, Mrs. Alice Skin
ner Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Herg
es, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Horton,
Mr. and Mrs.? B. Homberger, Mr.
and Mrs. A. !H. Dixon, Mr. and
Mrs. G. G. Godfry. Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Cockle. Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Mack,' Mr. and Mrs. Dole
Pomeroy, Mr, and Mrs. 'R. M
Walker, Mr. and-Mrs. Elmer Ad
dison. Mrs. C. D. Calbreath and
the hosts and hostesses Dr. and
Mrs. George Knott and Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Williams.
Mrs. J. D. Taylor
Is Hostess
One of the recent attractive
Hallowe'en parties was that for
which Mrs. J. D. Taylor and Mrs.
A. E. Wick ert were hostesses at
the Taylor home. Hallowe'en dec
orations were used about the
guest rooms and were predomin
ate in the arrangement of the
menu. - p- . -
Those who held winning scores
for cards were Mrs. Frank Mat
thes, Mrs. R. Varley, Earl Andre-
sen and Ed Blessing. ;
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ar
chie Bones, Mr. and Mrs. George
Orey, Mr. and Mrs. L. Wilkerson.
Mr .and Mrs. R. Varley, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Blessing, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Aadresen.' Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
Magee, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tay
lor, Mr. and Mrs. C- H. Ringwald.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kinzer, Mr.
and Mrs. E. A. Wickert and Mr.
and Mrs. Taylor.
i
Council of Church
Women to Convene
, - IT
One of the most important
meetings of the year for the
church women of the Willamette
valley is the council ! of church
women of Salem and vicinity, the
fall meeting for which wil. be held
Friday In the First Baptist church.
The morning session will open
at 11 o'clock. Miss Hoshie Watan
abe will give a special report of
unusual interest to the women
gathered concerning the Japanese
work accomplished this year. This
project 4s one of the most import
ant of the council's activities.
. Special music and special pro
gram numbers in addition to busi
ness reports and brief talks will
add much to the interest of the
meeting. A noon luncheon will be
served at the church.
s
Mrs. Charles' Pratt
Honors Mother
Mrs.v Charles S. PratT enter
tained in compliment to her
mother, Mrs. E. S. Lipp, Sunday
afternoon between the hours ot
2 and 4 o'clock. Guests were
received at the door by Mrs. "H.
I. -Stokes and - small Charlotte
Stokes. Mrs. i E. J. Ross and
Mrs. Mary Johnson presided at
the tea table. 1 - ., :-
Mrs Leon Bar rick, Mrs. L. C.
Marshall, Mrs. M. P. Adams, Mrs.
Margaret Montgomery Shafer.
and Mrs. G. A. Ericson assisted
about the rooms.
In the course of the afternoon
Mrs, Floyd Utley accompanied by
Joy Turner Moses sang a group
ot solos. A large number of
guests catted to compliment Mrs.
Lipp. : i .
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Miss Savilla Phelps recently en
tertained with a shower for Miss
Katheryn Rowe, bride-elect for
October 28. Bridge was in play
and refreshments were served af
ter the gifts were presented to
Miss Rowe. Miss Ruth Fick held
high score fori bridge. Guests in
compliment to Miss Rowe ,were
Ruth Gillette; Sylvia DuBois,
Merle Thatcher,? Yvonne Smith.
Marie Fustman, Dorothy Dalk,
Ruth Fick, Roberta Varley. Con
stance Krebs, Evelyn Casey and
Miss Phelps. ; i(
'I---. . !. - --:r,
Bethel. Mrs. J. M. Viohrti r,
her son, Cass A. Nichols, celebrat
ed their joint) birthday anniver
saries Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Nichols entertained at Sunday din
ner for their son and his family
and Viola Vandervort:
I- 'r : K !i
Miss Eloise (Wright will be a
guest at the home of her parents
for. a few hours this weekend
when she comes to attend the
Oregon State and ... Washington
State football game fn (Portland.
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Seetety E4iUr
Dancing Party
Hallowe'en -Affair
i
One ot the charming social af
fairs of the week among the
younger crowd will be the dancing
party for which Miss Roberta Var
ley will be hostess at her home
tonight. She will be assisted by
Miss-Eva Kerber. j
The guests will be entertained
in the large basement of the home.
Here all ; manner, of Hallowe'en
symbols wilt decorate the walla
and give a mystic color to the eve
ning. Cards will be in play and
dancing will be enjoyed., y: ;
. " Among ! those Invited'' are Miss
Georgia Nash, Miss Lottie Nash.
Miss Dorothy Krebs, Miss Margar
et Burdette,' Miss Dorotha? Can
non, Miss Dolores Mills, liss Har
riett Beal, Miss Nellie Propp, Miss
Jane Harbison, Miss Adell Amort.
Miss Jewell Fitzpatrick Miss June
Fitzpatrick, Miss Wilma King,
Miss Kathryn Rowe, Miss Ruth
Gillette, Paul Todd, Edwin John
son, Fred WolfeJ Dick Devers.
Glen Wilbur, Lowell i' Gribble,
Charles Welton. Tim White, Vir
gil DeYoe, Bruce Barrington, Lor
ing Grier, Dwight Adams, Louis
Satchler. Mark Satehler Darwin
Calfee and Gerald Simpson.
j ; '
Mrs. John Beakey was ! hostess
to members of the Bono Tempo
bridge club Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Carl Davidson and I Mrs.
Marvin Roth were additional
guests, and Mrs. Carl I Emmons j
received high score f 6r cards.
Mrs. L. L. "Jensen was: made a
member
meeting.
of the group; at; this
CHIFFON with VELVET
BROCADE
REGULAR
$4.95 YD j ;
MAIN FLOOR
GEORGEOUS
Chiffon with velvet brocade caUed CHENILLE CHIFFON by exclusive dress
shops Is on sale alt j Miller's today at way less .than half ! , 4 .
So very effective for evening dresses . . so simple to make up because of the
fact that it requires no trimming , . . these chiffon brocades will answer your
gown problem at aj very low cost. t
AH the wanted shades such as flame, winetone, brown, navy blue and black.
All are 40 inches wide. Choose today and save !
New Printed AUTUMN CREPES
New -crepes arrived " in , the new autum n and winter prints. Small motifs in
new ways on backgrounds of . f inetone, brown navy, black, green, C 1 00
etc, These are 36i inches wide and specially priced at,. yd.... .. . Pl.di7
CANTON CREPES-wanted shades
Regular $3.50 quality last "season, these Cantons are extremely -smart ; for
street, sports, afternoon or. business wear. These are our usual . d0 nn
good quality and very dependable. All the wanted' shades, ,yd- vCiUV
PLAIN FLAT CREPES 40 inch
Hundreds of yards of plain flat crepes in this showing
for dresses,' blouses, linings, etc Dozens of colors in
dark as well as pastels.
Affairs
Shower Compliments
Mrs. Albert Given
Turner Mrs. Albert Given, a
bride of a tew weeks,- was com
plimented with a surprise miscel
laneous shower ' Saturday after
noon, at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Barber. ;
Mrs. Barber had a quilt for the
bride, on , which each guest was
requested to write andmbroider
her name. Dainty gift packages
were cleverly concealed in articles
of laundry in two big tubs, the
disclosing of wblen caused much
merriment. Dainty refreshments
were served by Mrs. Barber, as
sisted by Misses Leone Cook and
Gladys Given. Those v present
were Mrs. S. E. Given, Mrs. Law
rence Edwards and young daugh
ter, Jacqueline, Mrs. O. P. Giv
en, Mrs. R. O. Witzell, Mrs. Clin
ton Tracy, Mrs. Fanny Ball, Mrs.
Geo. Haines, Mrs. Coman Tracy,
Mrs. L. C. Ball, Mrs. E. E. Ball,
Mrs. W. J. Denhem, Mrs. S. A.
Riches,' Mrs.' MY O. Pearson, Mrs.
Frank Cook, Misses Nan Ilif f,
Helen and Helena Witrell, Shelia
Delzell, Hildreth Bones, Leone
Cook, Josephine and Margaret
Gilstrap and Gladys Given, all of
Turner and Miss Faye Barber and
Mrs. A. Hudkins of Salem, and
the hostess, Mrs. C. M. Barber,
Silverton Mr. and Mrs. George
Weber entertained a party v of
house guests -over theweek end.
Including Mrs. Roy Keith of Salin
as, Cal., Marian Wger of Sacra
mento, Mr. and Mrs. William Lam
bert of Jamesberg, Cal., and Carl
Weber of Bremerton, Wash.
George Weber, Jr., of North Da
kota is also here for a short visit
with hia parents.'
T
YD.
or
ING GOWNS r
40 inch., yd. .
Pre-Nuptial Affair
Is Happy. Event
' Rickey Margaret Magee enter
tained with a dinner and evening
of cards at the home of her par
ents, Mr, and Mrs. M. M. Magee
Sunday night, honoring Margaret
Fitxpatriek and Paul Petrock
whose marriage . will be solem
nized at the St. Joseph's church
Wednesday. r,
The table was centered with
Los Angeles gladiolus and. fern
and pink candles in a crystal hold
ers. In a bower of the flowers and
fern were a miniature bride in a
white dress with a long bridal veil
and j a groom in the conventional
black.:;-:-- J: rx ,
: Covers were laid for the honor
guests: Margaret Fitzpatrick and
Paul Petrock and Kathleen Fitz
patrick, Anna Sanke, Ann Fitz
patrick, Mrs. Glen, Magee, Eliza
beth Fitzpatrick, Dorothy Fitzpat
rick, Margaret Magee. Michael
Fitzpatrick, Lawrence Fitzpatrick,'
Jim Soderman, Irving Hale, Glen
Magee, Allen Baker. ,
Pythian Sisters Are
Card Hostesses -
The Pythian Sisters will be
hostesses for a benefit card even
ing at Fraternal temple this even
ing at 8 o'clock. ' '.-
The committee In ; charge is
Mrs. Mary Pugh, Mrs.. Ariel Hix
on, Mrs. Lettie - Hanson, Mrs.
Katheryn Driscoll and Miss Myr
tle Burk. Refreshments will be
served. All are invited.
. Mrs.-W. H. Ney was operated
upon at the Good Samaritan hos
pital Monday morning and is re
ported as making satisfactory
progress. She will be in the hos
pital at least two weeks.
Additional Society
on Page 7
FLAME
WINETONE
BROWN
BLACK
NAVY, :
at $1.00 yard. Practical
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Even ort
!Can Now Afford SUk
TODAY- - - three great values!
1 STEP1NS, STEPIN
Fare silk at this low price? . . . Yes, and what la more it is fashioned in the
approved manner for the new modes in ready to wear apparel.' You will be delight
ed with this sale of silk lingerie . . . what' woman wouldn't? Delicate tints in'
shimmering satins
verely plain with perhaps a design or bit of applique
a monogram.. These; sell regularly at ...............
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STEPIN SETS,
Regular 4.00 combinations and step in: sets of pure
new pastel shades including the much wanted eggshell. - Many of the trims in
clude wide laces in pretty shades of beige.k While the tailored &n aq
fashions achieve much beauty with Ma's cut lines. ................... Ps0
. i 2ND FLOOR .. ;
GOWNS, PAJAMAS !v;,:' 'Sh:' -'-' r. ":-
legular ?5.95 French erepe gowns and sleeping pajamas In this sale at
affording one the Opportunity to buy or select for self or gifts. And at this priced
" aiuyjc cuvhc
are in this range.....
NEMO FLEX i
COMBINATIONS
$7.50
Nemo Flex -combinations
are also too well known for -minute
description. Suffice'
it to say that S7.50 will be
the- special price on this
$10.00 number during the
sale. Nemo4 foundations are
very sturdy . v they will
hold your frocks fashion
right without the slightest
ign of a wrinkle. 2nd.
Floor.- ,.
One Lot of Regular $5.00 Corsettes
2nd .
FLOOR
1
the Smallest Budget You
SETS
. ; pastel French crepes with!
M i 2ND. FLOOR '
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COMBIN ATI ONS
ui luiurs, lor, acsiif an toe pasiejs "I ffO ALT
- PJ7 -s
2ND FLOOR i - - .
GOSSARD. AND NEMO IN THIS
CLEARANCE! :
Second Empire fashions call for small, smooth
waistlines . . . almost waspish. Slim, sloping hips
and tapering shoulders. Naturally the styles of
last year's corsets Tvon't do, at all. So Gossard and
Nemo saves the day with a value group which we
present at notable savings. All foundations ex
pertly fitted, of course. 2nd. floor,
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GOSSARD !
"COMPLETES I 1
$7.50
Regular Values to
! To women who regularly
wear Gossard Completes
the news of this special
will be exciting . . . for
- those who do not . wear
.them it will be a fine
opportunity to - initiate
this wonderful founda
tion. Sizes 36 to 4 6. 2nd
"floor.- .:. ft.-v-Vr
GOSSARD.
Hook-Arounds
$4195
: A limited.' quantity of
Gossard - foundations for
youthful moderns are here
In . hook-arounds . and of
fered in this clearance at
less than half; pr lee!
There's no bulgy waistline
with these because h close
fitting top and elastic in
sets hold the figure to it's
proper lines. In this special
sale a few front lace mod
els are shown. 2nd. Floor.
MftiJOl ftaMCAMTUJt QUI
Stdem s Leading Department
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Undies !
cafe a lait lace or tailored se
to represent
........ .
$1.98
silk French crepe, in all the
$3.50
2nd- t
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FLOOR
Store
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