The Or.r:GON STATESMAN. Satesi, Ore-rat, Senear mtiar, Norcrabcr 8. If 31- PAGE CLE VET! DoGiety State' :! Regent Is Luncheon Guest THE OUTSTANDING luncheon meeting for the Daughters of the Amerlcao Rerolatioo was held Saturday at th Elks temple lit compliment to Mrs. W. W. Me Credie of Portland; stato regent. Bronze chrysanthemums and' soft lights, together with other lovely flowers made the luncheon table beautiful one. Corers -were placed for Mrs. McCredie, Mrs. M. P. Adams. Mrs. John R. Allgood of Dallas, Mrs. A. E. Aua tlm of Woodburn, Mrs. R. O. Bal deree, Mrs. C C. Best. Mrs. V. O. Boyer. Mrs. Russelt Catlln, Mrs. C. C. Clark, Mrs. W. C. Conners. Mrs. land T. Ellison, Mrs. Wil liam Fordyce Fargo, Mrs. C. C. Geer of Newherg chapter, Mrs. Lewis D. Griffith. Mrs. Oscar Hayter. Mrs. J. G. HeltzeU Mrs. E. M. HoftneU, Mrs. Vf. B. Johnston, Mrs. Seymour Jones, Mrs. C. Lisle, -Mrs. Dajld H. Looney of Jefferson, Mrs. H. T. Lore, Mrs. C. B. McCallongh, Mrs. Roy H. MlUs. Mrs. S. L. Minard, Mrs. V. E. Newcomb. Mrs. H. J. Ost- llnd. Mrs. L. w. Potter, Mrs. Katherlne W. Powell of "Wood burn, Mrs. J. G. Reigelmsn. Mrs. F. E. Sherwln, Mrs. Sites of Flor ida. Mrs. J. Lyman Steed, Mrs. C. B.i Sundberg of Dallas, and Mrs. A-A; Underbill. : i ' . - , rknrlnr thm lnncheon hour. Miss. Kathleen Skinner gaye two read ings and Mrs. Stephen. L. Minard gave a poem "Salute to the Flag. Following the luncheon the re gular business meeting of the D. A. D. waa held with. Mrs. William Fordyce Fargo, Chemeketa chapr ter resent, presiding. ". Mrs. W. W. McCredie ga?e an excellent report of the continental ball meeting held recentlT in Washington,. C, and attended by Mrs. McCre die. Reports were given by Mrs. C C. Clark. Mrs. W. H. Byra, Airs. h t. Loto and Mrs. Rnssell Cat lln concerning the October state executive board meeting held in Albany. Mrs. Herbert J. Ostlind report d that a "patriotic luncheon" Is being planned by the executive board of the Salem patriotic or fflLs?! AiTSnK R"eu ,". !.. ' 1l:.V.; organizations wilt be represented In this luncheon which is given for the. purpose of promoting ac quaintance among the organiza tions. ; ' It was voted at the Saturday meeting to hold an "Odds and Ends" sale the second week la December..' This sale will take on the nature of a Christmas -affair. Pattern - Pattern 8102 Br ANNE ADAMS . Thm aimnlaat of modes assumes genuine chle when lines sre be .Amlnr and dtaila Sre Perfect; A ' charming example la shown today in thi nsnlam frock Of ' brown canton Crepe with yoke, bow trlm Is mlng and sleeve facing of rust . satin. The original model hnt m. unlnm attached-te the belt giving opportunity to wear the frock wun or, wuaoui n. v- might combine brown wun green, ki99r ( wtth ran: white or red. or detelop the dress in one color with ft lsce yoke. - Pattern, Jltl may be ordered ; a.w i. rim 11.11. K.34 . . it it -it mil 41; Site - - ZZ?iZL t.t-r.rrt. of Xl4nch v.hrlo K rard, contrasting; dressmaking experience is neces-1 v; sary to make this model without pattern.. ' ... v -i , 3 .:: fttm liftHl ntr itun oiM prrtrr). tor Mck j iir "Vl AArMt a4 atyta or t aut site , - -j . Th (all aUtoc ' U aw $ rt4. It th . tfMiMi, ipwu aai 5 4mm, liarerl. aJM aai ! MC(ttie la eorf aa traaa 1 Ut pattarat. Priea i CftMS etata.; Cstaleg ' - tUMtl a4 ar4r Tfca 8um mmm. , Ptni DepartMat. SS Wart 1S atat. Kaw Cir N Plans were also made -' at - the meeting Saturday for the plant ing of two trees in observance of the- Washington bicentenlal cele bration. . The program tor the planting wilt come this ' spring Mrs. i W. W. McCredie offered -a small elm tree which she said la ft "grandchild" of the famous Washington elm. This will be planted with, one other tree at a place to be designated by a com mittee to be appointed by Mrs. Fargo.- - -. - - . Mrs. W. H. Byrd reported on the Veteran's hospital la Port land It waa said that the hospi tal! patients were more In need of programs to while away -their time, than anything else and the suggestion was made that perhaps patriotic organizations might work together to give a program there this winter. Report was also given by Mrs. tJ. G. Boyer on the budget which is being- worked out this year and which it is hoped may be made a sample budget for the years ahead. Aurora The attractive home of Mrs. P. O. Ottoway on the Pa cific highway was the place of meeting of the Aurora Woman's club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Andrew Miller was assistant hoe- teas. Greetings from the presi dent was read by Mrs. Strickland. acting president. 1 At the business meeting, a pro gram, of constructive activity was launched. A. report of the Mar lon county federation was given by Mrs. Lester Reed. Other dele gates made additional reports. Excellent papers were read. Mrs. A. Knoor giving "Miscellaneous Fruits and Canning" . and Mrs. Melvln Evans. "Richard Albert WeUen". The picture of "Feed- lnf of the Birds" by Jean Francis Millet, was shown and Its history reviewed by Mrs. Ogle. Miss Rea Davis and Miss Harrador, teach ers in the- Aurora school, were special guests. Hostesses for the next meeting will be Mrs. A. Knoor and Mrs. Frank Miller at the Knoor resdence on November 18. Ninety years of life Is being celebrated by Mrs. Josephine Tay lor Monday. Friends and family are remembering this and making the day and days leading np to It happy with celebrations in com pliment to her. Among the enter talning for her was a delightful party given by members of the tist church Saturday night at the Plerean class of the First Bap hwa of Mrs. Almira Hale. The Lion's club will entertain its ladles with a special evening entertainment . in the Masonic temple November IS. ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meek of I Caldwell were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. White over Friday and Saturday. Mrs. L. Mlckelson has as her house guests for a few days, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Ghormley of Se attle, formerly of Salem. HERE IS' NO, TKe Alasonie Bldg. r eaaaaaaa e.ws ChrysUiemiim'Sh HayesvCle The a ft r We Woman's clan met at the home of Mrs..MInnie Rlckmasu Mrs. J, J Morrison was assisting hostess. Roll call was answered by nam ing some - home product - that could be. recommended. Mrs. van Trump of Salem gave a delight ful and Interesting talk on "Birds That Corns to the Gardens and Orchards." " The curtains for thetage at the school f house were est and given to the ladies . to be , taken home and sewed. It was voted to disperse with the chrysanthe mum show this year, as very few members have flowers suitable for showing. . The next meeting will be held at Mrs.. Burr Teale's. Members are te answer roU call with "My Favorite Recipe." ; , Members present were, Mrs. B. M. Bailey, Mrs. H. Robertson, Mrs. Elizabeth SiddalL Mrs. Bed weU. Mrs. Moore Mrs. dark, Rit- cbey, Mrs. Charles. Reed, Mrs. C Talmadge, Mrs. J. Ondeans. Mrc Beers, Miss Ida Denny, Mrs. Brills' Halburt. Mrs. F. Williams, Mrs. Mrs. Rovllla MeAfee, Mrs. Robin Day. Mrs. D. Janzen, Mrs. A. B Stettler and daughter Elsie, and the hostesses Mrs.- Minnie Rick man and Mrsv J. L, Morrison. Guests were Mrs H S. Van Trump, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Daw le Hammel, Mrs. Kobo and Mrs Warjorle Kell. Lyons A surprise party was given In honor" lot Miss Hilda Johjnstoa on zieii birthday Mon day evening. Those present were Mrs. Golden, Clyde Golden, Vir ginia Jepsea, Dorotheen DnnnJ- van, Elberta Rhoda, Velma Ar thur, Audrey LaDuke, all of Mill City; Glen Bowman. Harold Pen dleton . Clair Humphreys of Stayton, Miss Janice Dunnivaa of Howell district, Mildred Berry, and Dick and Bill Berry, Pnyllis Jean Thomas, U C. Trask. Hngh and Hilda Johnston, J. H. and Mrs. Johnston. At tne close of the evening refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by MTs. Ada Golden. Jefferson The Ladles' Aid society of the Methodist church met Wednesday afternoon at the home pf Mrs. R. C. Thomas, near the south city limits of Jefferson. During the business meeting, plans were discussed tor the an nual bazaar and chicken pie sup per which will be an event of Fri day, December 4. At the tea hour, the hostess served refreshments te the fol lowing: Mrs. George C. Mason, Mrs. Earl Lynes, Mrs. V. D. Looney. Miss A ddie Libby, Mrs. Charles McKee, Mrs. Earl Phelps, and Mrs. Mabel Davis. '. Members of the Woman's Home Missionary society of the Jason Lee church will be guests of Mrs. P. J. Voth, 1555 North Capitol street, Tuesday afternoon at 2:20 o'clock. Mrs. Belle Roberts will lead the devotions and Mrs. Bnck will give the lessons. IT IS! A SALE OF adies Ready-to-Wear that Gives Ibua Break Our stocks especially of new fall dresses were' never larger than they are at this time. The Prkes Range From $13.75 to $24.75 and op- We invite youta HAVE A CHARGE ACCOUNT WITH US ARRANGEMENTS TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS FrencK A.P.SPEER Regular IViectinft of By UbertCWb Held t-v : Lfbertv The UbertrTr( men's elV net Thtrtdar afternoon at the tome Mrs; yr, IL-P&Ilas. The delerateewhA-Attendei the eon! fedetaliOB steeting .ef wemens elttDS ias trees: gave re Reports , it. we j saift , ox xne club's L - prnne teelpsf J booklets Showed them to.be. selling anite wnlL The elnb . alea- dlseussed ways end means of . helping de- fraor the costs ot the new autcnen and other lmproTements to the hall. - Mrs. ' R. Forstsr, Mrs. W. Westennonse and Mrs. K Holder were appointed toeonfer wltn the conununlry elab committee nad s committee.' of grange' ttemuers from' this district, and make plans tor sapper end tntertaln- ment to raise; fondf. 4 "Two Vaners on Oregon history were read., "Early Discoveries of Oregon front the Sea, . by Mrs. C. W. Stacey. nd "Ouy iOverUnd Exniorers. trr Mrs. F. B. Judd. The next meeung will be held November IP at the home of Mrs.: F. 'Erlxson, at which time the nostesses will be Mrs." Erlx- son. Mrs. W. Fair and Mrs, Chat. Rdggles. Present were! Mrs. R; Forster. Mrs. Al Brown, Mrs. Cnas. Kraa- ger, Mrs. F. .Erixson. Mrs. W. Fair. Mrs. Chas. Buggies. Mrs. W. ZoseJ, Mrs. , P. O. Judd, Mrs. aonnell. Mrs. B. Keeney, Mrs. J. Dssch. Mrs. C W. Stacey, Mrs. F. Jndd. Mrs. F. L. gcdtt, Mrs. W. Westenhonsev Mrs. Harold Lane, Mrs. Ed Dancer. Mra. Kate Holder and Mrs. N. Dallas.. Hubbard L. V. Jenkins, chief of the Portland police, and Mrs. Jenkins were the guests at honor a a dinner at the Hubbard Min eral Springs given by Dr. and Mrs. P.. o. Riley. Chief Jenkins has recently ' i returned ' f rem abroad ana ths dinner Was In Jthe nature of a " home- welcoming. The Clark management had the tables beautifully arranged and the favors were of an ex quisite French design. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Hat Boss, Mrs. R. E. Phillips and daughter. Alene, Dr, and Mrs. R. Lee Stelner, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sprague, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Collins. Jadge and Mrs. Miller Hayden of Salem Dr. and Mrs. P. O. Riley of Wood barn, and the honor guests, Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Jenkins of Port land. Wednesday evening the ladies auxiliary No. 2011, Fraternal Or der ot Eagles enjoyed a social hour following the business ses sion. Mrs. Margaret Filsinger and Mrs. Malinda Parsons had charge of the evening's games. The next regular meeting will be on No vember 25. Mrs. Frances Hoyt and Mrs. C. Sibyl Roberts have charge of the social hour for that meeting. Refreshments were serv ed Wednesday after the meeting and Eagles were invited. Mr. and Mrs. John Robins were hosts to the Salem Dakota club which met this week at their home. Following ft short bus iness meeting the evening was spent in visiting and a progTam was presented. A pot luck supper was enjoyed at 6: SO o'clock preceding the business meeting. Those taking part In the Shop 115 No. High program - were O. W. , Emmons, Mrs." w. U. Bade Mr r n. Laird, Mrs. O. A. Noyes, Mrs. J. W. U afoot,. Mrs. T. S. McKe&xie, Mrsv Maymo oehran,' Mlcvand Mrs. Follerv 8. E. Borkmaav T. f, ifcKenxls J. W.. Llnfoot, O, F. RelUey, JX TX A Dyksrftnd T. Prescott Thee were- It present tor this mooting; I Monmouth Mra. W. TVHAk. ems. was jete Monday . evening wheft av dose relatives appeared at her home to, honor Iter natal day.' Hoc1 maiden name was Miss Harriet Harmon, and - she - was born 7ft, years ago. Not,.. , U Manitoba, Canada. - she has lived years tn Oregon, coming first to Salein. Those , enloyina- the oocastoa) were: Mrs. and Mrs.: P. O. Burbank and daughter, Lur one; .Mr. and Mrs Orval- White and son. Vert; Mr. and Mrs. Ro eerx pnuups, ail ot Monmoatb; mr. anc iirs. a Jenkins and sen of, Lebanon; and- Mr. . and Mrs. Hockemfti . - - - ; , ' - - .. : Monmouth - The. Social Hour club was delightfully entertained Wednesday afternoon, by -Mrs..J B. V. Butler and Mrs. H. IFv Mor- lan. st the .latter's home: Mrs. Charles Calbreath pleased with twoplano- accordion selec tions, and Miss Margaret ' Lacey gave humerons readings.. A. talk entitled ."Twelve Tears ot our Na tional Health Program,- was giv en by Miss Miillcent Horwege, health nurse ot the Oregon Nor mal school. Mrs. David RlddeU and Mrs, 1. B. Lorence were in charge of the program, and will entertain at the next meeting at Mrs. Rlddell's home. Monmouth The most elabor ate event on the social calendar of the local Rebekah lodge was enjoyed Thursday evening, wnea men members of the order were hosts tor the women at banquet and nrogram of entertainment. The regnlar lodge session held precedence, after which the semblage of IS I members and guests, Inclqdlnr some from out of town, was escorted to the Rose theater. The picture was ft care fully guarded surprise, and was enthusiastically received by the audience. At conclusion of the film ahow tnr. the irons was taken back to the banquet room of the lodge hall where beautifully appointed ta bles were In readiness. The final part of the evening was a social affair featured by cards and dan cing, with music furnished by Petri's Rhythm boys, Laura Johnson, Anna Book man, Florence Shlpp, Lettle Han sen, Pearl Klnxer, and Hester Ho gs n have been appointed as a com mittee in charge of arranging a series of benefit card parties to be given this winter by the Pyth ian Sisters. The Slaters are also planning for the biggest event In their year, the annual "home com ing and roll call, November 24. Have v,'y; Committee Named for Club Homecortiing 'TTALDO H2LL3L Nor. t An latereetnt meeting of the WH lard Women's eluh. was held Thursday , ..afternoon with - Mrs. Tbd.Flnley aa hostess. 'Roll tall response- was ,-u "Thanksgiving Thoughts. Eleven members slg ftlfled their" Intention to" secept former, -Thursday afternoon.-Fol-tksr Invitation tO'isit ' tho Union lowing the regnlar business rou HiU.elufe next Tborsday. . Plans tine, the time was spent in ft so ware thea discussed tor the club del way. homecoming which is to be held Thursday NoTfmber J.I, at; the Waldo Hills Community club house. The president. r Urn. Fred Knight, appointed , the-following committees: - refreshments. -Mrs. D. F. HUlm' ..Mrs. Robert Jans. Mrs.' Fred Knight; . decorations, Vera, Ottoway, Mrs. Ted .Flnley, Mrsv P. J. Neuswanger; reception. Mrs. Chas. p Riches, Mrs. Karl Ha berly, Mrs. C C." Geer; fnrita Oon, Mrs, Robert Bye, OUve Ot-towayr-6he-lso asked Mrs. C. C. Gees and Mrs. Edson Comstoek to prepare, musical numbers. The club expects about 5t guests .that day and will serve a. luncheon at noon. Past presi dents' of the club will be asked to ten the .'achievements of the dub during their terms ot office. At the program- hoar Mrs. P. - J. Neuswanger told Interesting tacts from the life of Henry Lonrfel- lost and closed, ir readins his poem, "The Day ts Done." Mrs. AIts Haberly read facts about "Ports and Harbors ot South America, using naps and pie- cures. Tne nostess served re freshments. Those present were: Mrs. P. J. Neuswanger, Mrs. Harold Roop. Mrs. Robert Bye. Mrs. Fred Knight. Mrs. D. F. Hlllmsn. Mrs A. A. Oeer. Mrs. Edson Comstoek. Mrs, C. R. Riches, Mrs. R. H. Klnchetoe, Mrs. C. C. Geer, Mrs. Frank Bowers, Mrs. Robert Jans. Mrs. Karl Haberly, Vera and Olive Ottoway. Mrs. B. A. Finley. Hazel Green. Mrs. Charles ZlellnskL Jr.. was hostess to the sunshine Sewing club Wednesday aiterneon. The next meeting will be Wednesday, November IS, at the home, of Mrs. Perzin of Mid dle Grove. The day has been changed from Thursday to Wed nesday because of conflict in dates with the Missionary society meet ing. Members present were Mrs. Ru dolph Wacken, president; Mrs. Al vln VanCIeave, Mrs. Ralph Gilbert, Mrs. Joseph Ztollnski, Mrs. Herm an Wacken, Jr.. Mrs. Bliss, Mrs- Ralph Word en and Mrs. B. C. ZlellnskL e A group of women of the Cal vary Baptist Missionary society entertained with an excellent program at the chureh Friday night Mnsle was given by Mrs W. F. Foster. Mrs. Earl Pearcy, a group of numbers by the wo man's chorus, and a duet by Mrs. J. D. Taylor and Mrs. Charles Davis. A play added much Inter est to the program. This was gir en by Mrs. Charles McElhlnny, Mrs. Addle Curtlss. Mrs. Walter For Hard Wear Yet Soft on the Pocketbook Nothing has been sacrificed in making these grain leather oxfords for men the most serviceable and stylish every day oxfords money can iuy. You Seen the The New .Cromley Models Brown and black calf leather oxfords, ideal for dress or business wear, now on display. Exceptional Values for Mei Nelson Mrs. Ed - Blngefthetmert Mrs, Carl H nber, Mrsv Ben Rsm seyer, Mrs. W. D, - Henry, Mrs. Elma McAllister. Contributions was Kirea for the Kodiak or phsnage in Alaska. - y; '.t ' m e ' ' . ." Jefferses. Mrs. H. D. Mars and Mrs. Guy Aupperto were hostesses to the Past Matrons' club, Euclid eharttup Nn. TO. a.t th ham ttf the Mrs. Ninn WesUnghouse, worthy matron of Euclid ehspter, and Mrs. Bertha Lytle ot Scio were guests tor the afternoon. Members present . were Mrs. Karl rneipe. Mrsv Evelyn Wall. Mrs. George C Mason, Mrs. D. H. Looney. Mrs. George Marlatt. Mrs. It- C. Thom as. Mrs. Earl Lynes. Mrs. 8. A Pease, Mrs. W. H. Sherman. Mrs. Charles McKee end the hostesses. Mrs. Mars and Mrs. Aspperle. Members of the- Rebekah lodge will he presented aa Armistice day program at the Monday night meeting to be held in the L O. O. F. halL Mrs. Louis King. Mrs. Elsie Townsend, and Miss Wilda Selgmnnd Is the committee which Luxuriously Furied v i-1 i We just can't see how coats of this quality can be made to sell for so little. They are the new, full length, form fitting, side closing coats of soft, nub by woolens. Someone has lost some money it wasnt us and it certainly isn't going to be you. A GIFT A DAY 13 THE EASY WA? SHIPLEY'S Oxfords torMl Now on Display New Price New Brogues Many Other Styles for Lighter Wear $00 will present ; the November pre- ...... 4 V ' Mrs. J. T,' Delaney will -entertain 'members of the Chi J DelU chapter? of the Delphian society st her home 7X0; North Summer street. Tuesday morning at t : 30 e'clockT" The topic being, stsdied "Italiauf Art".- Topics will be' taken - by Mrs. F.' 8. Aannsea. t: Mrs." R. M. Waltx. Mrs. W; J. : Nelson, Mrs. George Lewis, and : Mrs. R. D. Barton. ' " . ; - ; e ., Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Tam er, whoso wedding was a recent . affair, were complimented with n dinner jtarty Sunday with Mrs. L.' Mlckelson as host. Mrs. Turner ' was Miss Helen Dunning. Mrs. Thame Nash, late of San- t ta Monica, California, was ft' vle tter In Salem during the state American War Mother's conven tion Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Marie Flint McCaU left for Chicago Saturday evening. She plana to he gone tor several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson left early Saturday- morning to spend the weekend In Portland. ii fi7 Other Coat 13.95 to 27.50 for Men? tore rV