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The'OREGQy STATESMAN, 5alm; Oregon, Thnrsday Morning, November 19, 1131 -
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"Bride-Elect
Miss Mary Kafonrv, bride-elect
of Frank E. Shafer la being feted
, -with a round of, social affairs be
f or her marriage November 29.
; Itlss Kafonrv baa bean a popular
. member, of the younger set and
'.with her. approaching marriage,
."both .the younger group and ma
trons . of Salem are entertaining
-for her,
Tuesday evening a group call
ed for a surprise shower at the
home of Hiss Kafonrv. Miss Irene
de lisle, ls. Allan Kafoury and
Miss Julia Query were hostesses.
Musical numbers were given and
after the presentation of the gifts
and social evening, refresh
ments were served.
' Guests in compliment to Miss
Kafoury were Miss Sally.Lanslng,
Miss Vivian Eiker, Mrs. George
; Swift, Mrs. R. H. Robinson, Mrs.
lo Kafoury, Mrs. Kenneth Dat
ton, Mrs. N. C. McKafoury, Mrs.
deLlsle, Miss Sophia Kafoury and
the hostesses.
Wednesday afternoon, Mrs.
Karl Becke and Mrs. F. W. Poor-
' man entertained with an informal
tea for which only Intimate
friends of Miss Kafoury were lnj
vlted.
i Mrs. L. R. LeFurgey presided
at the tea table and -Miss Jose
. phlne Cornoyer, ' and Mrs. Zelma
Farmer assisted in serving.
Mrs. v William Busick wUl be
hostesi for a one o'clock lunch
eon today at her home. A small
group of intimate friends of the
honor guest have been invited. .
Miss Kafoury wlll leare Friday
for Jacksonville where she will be
the guest of her sister. Miss Hel
en Kafoury, wbo Is a member of
the high school staff there. Miss
Kafoury will return Wednesday
to be present for the dance with
which the Illibee club members
are complimenting Mr. Shafer, at
the clubhouse Wednesday night.
Jefferson A pleasant time
was spent Friday afternoon, at
' the , country home of D. H.
Looney, when Mrs. D. H. Looney
and Miss Marguerite Looney Sr.
entertained in honor of Mrs. A. J.
Fairbanks and daughter, Miss
Ruby Fairbanks of Wilms. Cali
fornia who are visiting their rela
tives here, and at, Salem,
Guests present were the honor
guests, Mrs. A. J. Fairbanks and
-daughter, Miss Ruby Fairbanks:
and Mrs. W. N. Jones, Mrs. R. D.
Gilbert, Mrs. Hazel Frese and
daughter Jean, and Mrs. J. Har-
.. per, all of Portland; Mrs. Frankie
Cornell, Mrs. Walter Looney, and
Mrs. George Griffith of Salem;
Mrs. "Karl Steiwer, Mrs. M. D.
Looney and daughter, Eleanor;
Mrs. W. ; J. Looney, Miss Ruby
Looney, Mrs. Herbert Looney and
daughter, Louise; Mrs. George
Looney, D. H. Looney, Mrs. H. D.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Thursday, November 19
Members and wives of SI Kazar Grotto, card and
social evening at Masonic temple. -
t Rural Woman's elub, at Rickreall; election of offi
cers and business meeting in morning session; C. A.
Howard, state superintendent of public instruction,
speaker In afternoon.
Federated Patriotic Orders banquet, o'clock, in
T. M. C. A. Election of officers; program.
Chapter G of P. E. O. Sisterhood, one o'clock luneh
eon with Mrs. A. .A. Schramm.
. Faculty Women's club of Willamette university,
with Mrs. W. C. Jones, 415 Market street.
Hayesville Woman's elub, Mrs. Burr Teal.
Mrs. Russell Catlin, hostess to members of the O. T.
elub. -
Brush College Helpers with Mrs. Oliver Whiting.
Women's society of Calvary Baptist church, in
church parlors, 3: SO o'clock. Meeting changed from
Friday.
Past Presidents club with Mrs. Bertha Loveland,
40S South 25th street; large attendance is urged. Guest
day. Roll call with Armistice dayor Thanksgiving quo
tation. .
Fidelia Sunday school class, entertained at home
for Mrs. T. W. Davies, 941 Cottage street. 7:30 o'clock.
All members urged to be present.
Mother's club of Leslie Junior high school Parent
Teacher association, 2:45 o'clock; tea at 4 o'clock.
Calvary Baptist Woman's society, in social rooms
of church; 2:30 o'clock. -
Woman's Benefit association, at Woman's dub
house, 8 o'clock.
Zonta club of Salem will meet for a business din
ner meeting at C: 30 o'clock in the Marion hotel.
Open meeting of Artisans for members and friends;
- program, dancing and "500" to be enjoyed; refresh
ments. Rev. and'Mrs. P. W. Erlksen, hosts to young people
of American Lutheran church, In church parlors at t
o'clock.
Evangelical department of W. C. T. TJ. will meet
today at 10 o'clcok in Union hall on Ferry and Commer
cial street, to organise a prayer band and elect officers
for this.
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Friday, November SO
Mrs. A. C. F. Perry, hostess to Woman's Auxiliary
to St. Paul's Episcopal church; Miss Elizabeth Baker,
national council, member, will be speaker.
Mrs. George Smith, luncheon hostess and social aft
ernoon for members of Grand Army of Republic, TJ. S.
Grant circle, at her home on North Fifth street; date
changed from Thursday.
Alliance Luncheon of Unitarian church in church
parlors; one o'clock; program to follow.
The Auxiliary to the United Spanish War Veterans
will meet with Mrs. Charles - McKinley, 18 SO' Trade
street.
West Side circle of Jason Lee church, work meet
ing, with Mrs. J. L. Busick, 1520 North Fifth street; S
o'clock; work for Associated Charities.
Past Noble Grand's club, will entertain Dallas Past
Noble Grand's club, 8 o'clock, I. O. O. F. ball.
Pythian Sisters r
Install : fH! f; : vv
The Pythian SUtera presented
Ue Initiatory work for group of
initiate .from Lebanon temple
Tuesday nigbt la the regular
Tea Event
Friday
An annual affair given by mem
bers of the churches of Salem la
the 'harvest home'' tea at the Old
People's home on Center street
The Invitations are extended to
the public and eaeh guest Is asked
to : bring "a "harreat gift" to be
presented to the home.
The affair is one attended by
large numbers of Salem people
both from .the churches and other
organlsatftns and is made a de
lightful social occasion for the
members of the home.
This year the program which
will Kb at . A '1vV mA
which is under the direction, of I Good Book Vcek
Mrs. jc. a. unoien or ue iesuei-Ni j i ir
Methodist church, will precede the UDServea by Women
tea nours xrom sue o ciock.
Following the initiatory work
refreshments were served and
social evening was -enjoyed. f The
committee xn Charge of the social
hour was Mrs. Florence Shlpp,
Mrs. Laura - Johnson.' ana Mrs.
Anna -Borkman. " - - -"
The Sisters will hold the . an
Btoal roll call pot-luck dinner at
the temple Tuesday evening at
:30 o'clock. This wilt be follow.
ed by a program and social even
ing. Mrl. Hester Hogan and Mrs.
Wayne Greenwood la the commit
tee In charge of the arrange
ments-lor this. .
Tne oraer is planning a rum
mage sale and the committee in
charge is Mrs. Vern Compton,
Mrs. Wayne Greenwood. Mrs.
Mary Pugh, Miss Myrtle Burk
and Miss Vivian Burk.
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Mars, Misses Henrietta, Pauline
and Ellen Looney, -and the host
esses, Mrs.' Looney and Miss Mar
guerite Looney.
Silverton Woodcraft Thimble
club met recently at the home of
Mrs. Minnie Mulkey for a pot-luck
dinner at noon. The , day was
spent in quilting for Mrs. Mulkey.
The time was happily spent in re
newing old friendships and mak
ing new ones. Neighbors present
from out of town were Mrs.
Geneva Hubbard and Mrs. Leona
Krenz from Victor Point district;
Mrs. Olga Miller from Salem and
Mrs. Elsie Simeral, Mrs. Arthur
Nelson and son Richard from Es
taeada, Oregon. Silverton Neigh
bors were Arabella Phelps, Wyno
la Ottaway, Mabel Storlle, Mar
tha Wlnchell, Meda Benson, Bes
sie Pennell, Bessie Scott and son
Gene, Vera and Olive Ottaway.
Additional guests for the day
were Mrs. Bloom, Mrs. Riches and
Mrs. Alvin Hemmingsen.
Mrs. George Moorehead is In
charge of the tea arrangements
and assisting her is Mrs. P. J.
Voth. The tea tables will be ar
ranged In yellow and white chry
santhemums with yellow tapers
and silver tea services belonging
to members of the home. .These
services' are very old and rare and
will add an exquisite note of beau
ty to the tea tables.
Mrs. F. W. Seise and Mrs; Strat-
ton will pour the first hour and
Mrs. George Lewis and Dr. Emma
Rodgers win pour the second
hour.
Assisting with the serving will
be Mrs. Harry Scott, Mrs. Edwin
Thomas, Mrs. Virgil Golden, Mrs.
Marion Curry, Mrs. Maik Wilbur,
Mrs. J. H. Erp, Mrs. Necla Buck,
and Mrs. Ashe. -
Mrs. H. H. Vandevort will di
rect the guests to the tea rooms.
Zona Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Stephens entertained a group of
mends with an old-fashioned
dance at their Zena home Satur
day night.
The guest group included Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Alderman and son,
Junior, Glen Alderman, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Davidson and two
children, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Sohn and daughter Nadine, all of
Spring Valley; Mr. and Mrs. G.
A, Taylor and sons Gerald and
Orel, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Allred and
son Elmer and Ed. Olsen, all of
Sheridan, Miss Vera Newhlnney,
Lafayette, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Sohn and children, Elaine, Ella
bell and Jesse, Jr.. of Independ
ence, Mr. and Mrs. Epbram Sohn
and Miss Nancy Atha of Amity,
Marcelle Dowdy and Leo Pletseh
of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Walter B.
Hunt and children Kenneth and
Helen, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Ste
phens and two children, Miss Ol
ga Horten, Miss Easter Horton,
Ted and Ivor Horten. Ike and I
J. Stephens, Frank - and Lonls
Butler, Miss Gertrude Johnson,
Miss Marguerite Johnson and Wr.
and Mrs. Milton Stephens and two
sons, Emmett and Raymond, all
of Zena.
Independence Good book -week
was observed by the Independence
woman's dub at the Tuesday aft
ernoon program. Mrs. Henry G
Hanson gave a splendid review of
the book, "Magnificent Obses
sion," the theme of which is ser
vice of mankind for the sake of
mankind.
Mrs. EL B. Hennlgan was the
leader In a round table discus
sion on good readlnr with the
following persons taking part and
tne subjects, assigned each: Mrs.
Robert Craven "When Should
Good Reading Begin?"; Mrs. H.
Jjixon, "Stories Children Ask
For"; Mrs. William Camnbell
"Kinds of Stories for Boys": Mrs.
George Chores, "Kinds of Stories
for Girls"; Miss Myra Montgom
ery, member of the elty . library
board, ''Choosing Library Books".
An outstanding number on the
program was the five minute talk
by Mrs. O. D.-Butler whose sub
ject waa "Oregon Pulp and Paper
Mills". Mrs. Butler gave an Inter
esting history of paper from Its
beginning In ancient times to the
modern methods used and dis
played kinds of paper made by the
Salem pulp and paper mills.
Mrs. M. J. Butler entertained
with a vocal nolo taken from the
opera 7 "Norma", ; preceding her
song with its story. She waa ac
companied by Mrs. Harry McHale
of West Salem.
Several important items came
before the business session ' in
cluding a vote to cancel , the note
on the new oak floor in the club
house; to donate five dollars to
the scholarship loan fundj , and
the appointment of Miss Myra
Montgomery and Mrs. M. C. .Wil
liams as members of a committee
to investigate the purchase of an
umbrella stand for the elub room;
Mrs. K. L. Williams, Mrs. E. O.
Breashears and Mrs. J. H. Hart
were the hostesses.
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St, Joseph's Club to
Present Play
Msmbers of St. Joseph's Dra
matic elub have been busy the
past few weeks on a one act play
"The Restville Auction Sale" by
8. Decatur Smith, Jr. It is announ
ced that the play is now ready for
production and will be presented
Friday at 8:20 o'clock in St. Jo
seph a hall.
Thomas M. Heaphy, a visitor
from Now York City, has directed
the play. A tolnstrelette will also
be presented at this time whieh
waa written and directed by ut,
O O
J, Barry Maran.; '--
Members of the cast Include
Miss Theresa Albrlch, Miss Mar
garet M. Zersan, Mrs. Mary Bren-
Mra. Lillian Kropp, Miss Jo
sephine Barr, Miss Gertrude Stlts,
Miss Marcelle ., DeMyttev John
Nathman, Laurence Barr, Froder-'
lck BurrelL Urban Freeman and
George Coover. :J " '
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Coats as low as . .
Suits as low as . .
Formals as low as
. $8.75
$10.00
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. $8.75
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on Page 13
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