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PAGE EIGHT The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon; Sunday Morning. December 131931 .X f PatH to Peace" Pointed Out by Dr. Pennington In Club Address DR. LEVI PENKINGTON, president of Pacific college. Newberg, in'an enthusiastically received address before . the Salem Woman's club Saturday, afternoon told his hear ers that'there were greater possibilities for peace now than ever before because' people are , beginning - to realize that "work must bedone at once either toward a war or peace pro gram. . . - - If the program is to be war it means destruction, Dr. Pennington said-The possibilities of present warfare are so powerful that for Illustration, with such a forfe as poison gas dropped from airplanes au- the people of the Facmc coast could be destroyed within a very few hours time. Methods of killing have become "effi- , clent, scientific, and wholesale", said Dr. Pennington, and another war could not possibly last four years as the-lastwar did. Dr. Pennington gave some sug gestions "whteh if followed he felt would lead.tohoi'path of peace'. These lnrladed, good will, unself ishness to the point where eur 'internatio'nar relations would be altruistic; understanding of oth ' er nation's point of view; keep in mind comparative opportunities of nations in evaluating accom plishments; develop a sportsman like give and take between na tions and people; and organiz ation, such as the League of Na tions and World Court, to act as the machinery to carry out the good intentions of fbe nations. Special attention was. called to the Disarmament conference for which nations have been prepar ing for the past five years and which will be held this February. Dr: Pennington concluded that "War must be ended in pacific manner,-and each can do this by thinking peace. " At the business meeting it was voted that each member wear a recognition badge and thus make it possible for each to know the name of the other and address her by such name in conversa tion. Friendliness is hoped to be promoted in this manner. Courtesies were extended to Mrs. S. P. Kimball and Mrs. Guy Smith who are ill. Mrs. C. K. Spaulding announced that Mrs. , Albert Hunter and Mrs. Harry Weldmer would assist her" in the Christmas welfare work. Mrs. C. C. Clarke asked that a . committee be appointed to Inves tigate what could be done in con nection with keeping literature off the newstands which would prove harmful to school children. The work was turned over to the school cooperation committee. There was an amount of $10 voted to be used for the needs of the institutions committee In con nection with its work. Mrs. Harry Weidmer, Miss Helen Louise Crosby, chairman of the legisla tive committee, and Mrs. Walter Pennington, spoke urging all women to cast their votes with out fail December 15, with espe cial reference to the water bond issue. Mrs. David Wright announced that the Women's club booth for Christmas seal sale would be in Woolworth's store and that volun . teers from' the club would have charge of the booth until Christ mas day. Mrs. R. R. Hewitt, chairman of the international relations com mittee had charge of the arrange ment of the Saturday afternoon program and introduced Dr. Pen nington, nd Gladys Mclntyre Thomas who sang a group of numbers accompanied by Mrs Kenneth Rich. A Joint Christmas party was en Joyed by, the members of the yeung people's groups of the Ja son Lee church. First "Presbyter ian, church, First Evangelical church, and the First Methodist church. Friday night In the Pres byterian social rooms. Frank Ha ley was in charge and the evening was spent in games and stunts and late unique Christmas re freshments were served. Miss Benietta Edwards and Miss Har riett Adams sang Christmas carols accompanied by Donald Allison, aid . a reading was given by Lil lian Beechler. About 80 young people were present. SOCIAL CALENDAR Sunday, December 13 Sunday musical, 4 to 5 o'clock in lobby of Y. M. C. A., all young people are especially invited to attend, chat and listen to this Interesting program. Monday, December 1U Standard Bearers at home of Miss Marie Lippold, 237 South 15th street. Study class of Salem Woman's club, in Woman's club house 3:39 o'clock. Tuesday, December 15 American War Mothers, 2 o'clock in American Lu-. theran church. , Chad wick chapter, Order of Eastern Star, annual Christmas party. , Y. W. C. A. election tea in Y ,W. C. A. social rooms hours from 3 to 6:30 o'clock. Mrs. Murray Wade hostess to members of the Sa lem Woman's Press club in Silver Grille room of Gray Belle; sewftig' for charity; , tea at 4:30 o'clock. Wednesday, December 16 West Central, Circle -of First M. E. church, with Mrs. J. H. Baker, 545 Commercial street; 2 o'clock. . - . -Thursday, December 17 ' North Salem W. C. T. TJ." meet in fireplace room, of JasOn Lee church, between hoars of 2 and 4 o'clock. - Rev. Hugh B. Fouke, Jr..' speak on "Antidote to War." . Christmas' -mueie and stories will complete program." v'' : . '. Thimble club of Maccabees, with Mrs. Bertha Lore land, 405 South 23rd street; 2 o'clock; each, bring nee : dls work;" exchange of inexpensive presents. -! r .v-.-r Friday December 18 t. 2 Woman's Alliance annual . Christmas luncheon in ' Emerson rooin of Thureb '12:30 o'clock.' - - a' f t ; ;Auiillary; to St. PaoU xptscebal church, irithl Mrs.v . A V;jl. Griggs, 1745 Johns-street, 1:30 o'clock. '3 - Annual Christmas party olf Yomso .class' of FJrst-i' v. : Methodist church.' vr 1th Prof, "and, :r. T.YS.Rolert;Tt :- 5l. North 8ttmmritrtt:t' o'docK.'-- I-rrj Calvary Baptist Missionary society,- meet at canrth. Local Matrons Aid Seal Sale ALONG witn. an tae. oiaer Christmas activity there fia ing its share of. attention from a large group of public spirited women of Salem. This is the Christmas Seal sale which opened its booth sale Sat urday. Women's clubs and organ izations are sending representa tives to aid with carrying on the work in the booths. Mrs. David Wright, represent ing the Woman's club will be in charge of the booth In ' Wool worth's store. She will be assist ed by a delegation from the Wo men's club. Mrs. F. D. Kibbe has the First National bank booth; she will be assisted by women from 'the Wo man's Union of the First Con gregational church. Mrs. R. H. White, representing the American Legion auxiliary has charge of the booth at Mil ler's store; she will be assisted by a group of auxiliary members.' Miss Howena Eyre has the booth of Ladd and Bush bank and will be assisted by a group of society matrons. Mrs. William Merriott of the Eastern Star has the postoffice booth and will be assisted by members from her lodge. The Salem school children are taking the idea of the Seal sale and its purpose as a health pro ject for the month of December. Miss Mabel Robertson, dean of women in Salem high school has charge of the study of the origin and progress and acconplishment of the work of the Seal Bale in the fight against tuberculosis. A room In each grade school is taking the same study and send ing out members of the room to other rooms in the school to talk on what has been learned In the study. In charge of this work at the various schools are Englewood, Miss Lyle Murray; Garfield. Miss Margaret Cosper; Grant, E. A. Miller; Highland, Miss Mabel Murray; McKinley, Miss Dorothy Taylor; Park, Miss Bernice Skeen; Richmond, Mrs. Anna Fischer; Washington, Mis Clara Callison; and Lincoln, Mis Dor othy Dougherty. . Mrs. J. E. Blinkhorn is county chairman and Mrs. Ivan Martin Is city seal sale chairman. Mrs. William Schulze has charge of the mailing department. B. & P. W. Tea Unique Affair A unique and very pretty tea was that for which members of the B. & P. W. club of Salem entertained Saturday afternoon. The affair was given in the flor ist sjiop of Mrs. Amy Adams, a member of Uie club. The. shop was beautifully arranged with stream ers of Christmas greens draped from the center of the ceiling to the walls, and about the rooms a profusion of flowers and interest ing flower and living room acces sories. Soft lights" added to the beauty of the setting. The tea table was attractive ly arranged with tapers and a Christmas centerpiece. Here alter nating during the hours between 3 and 7 o'clock presided Miss ;Juana Holmes, Miss Laura Hale, li. , . - I . - ., . . i . " ' 1 Society IS v 1V ? i l s . - 2. ' ( j V. . t ! 4'- ' - -Sv ' r. I . ; : t J V' nI .rr.... 1 &rll 4 - ' : In compliment to two activities which are attracting tk atJeptioh of a largeproportion of Salem women this week we present tico matrons who are taking active parts in the leadership of these activities. " 1 ' Left is Mrs. Milton Meyer, chairman of the social committee of the Y. W. C. A. and who is arranging the tea plans for the annual, election tea being, given this year Tuesday a fternoon in the Y. W. C. A. social rooms. Right is Mrs. J.E. Blinkhorn, Marion county chairman of the Christmas seal sale which will continue in progress until December 25. Photos Kenntll-Ellis. - Mrs. Nora Baird, Mrs. Florence Irwin, Mrs. Edith Bagley, Mrs. Maude Presnal, Dr. Mary Purvine and Miss Grace Taylor. Serving were Miss Helen Lou ise Crosby, Miss Edith Burch, Mrs. Emma Hins, Mrs. Clara Urlaub, Miss Ellen Thielsen, Mrs. Wini fred Herrlck,-Mrs. Maude Ram seyer.j Mrs. Susan Varty, Mrs. MonaiYoder, Miss Merl Dimick, Miss Alene PhUlips, Miss Ruth Moore and Mrs. Amy Adams. A large number of club mem bers and Interested public called during the tea house. Barbara Freitchie Elects Officers j Mrs! Mabel Gardner will head Barbara Freitchie tent Daughters of Civil War Veterans, for the coming year, following her elec tion Ftiday night. Other officers elected are Eu lena Bales, senior vice president; Margaret Ringle, Junior vice pres ident; Kathleen Rose Garett, chaplain: Jennie Miller, treasur-. er; Katnerine crown, puinuuB instructor; council menlDers, Aei- lie Hiday. Mabel Needham, ana Emma! Thompson. Installation of these omcers will came early in January. The: meeting of Friday night was net only election but accord ing to, the custom jot the past years jit was "home coming" night as well and covers were placed' for 62 people at the 6:30 o'clock potluck dinner. Comrade Harris was a special guest. At the business meeting Miss Dorothy Hiday was initiated into the tent as a new member. Hubbard Mrs. A. J. Smith and Mrs. Elmer Stauff er were hostesses for a most delightful party Friday night for the mem bers of the bridge club and their husbands at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A- J. Smith. The rooms were decorated "with winter greenery. High scores were won by Mrs. Waldo Brown, Mrs. Merle Stewart. Mr. Waldo Brown and Mr. CI H. Cleaver. Mildred Smith and Doris Stauf- fer assisted in serving refresh ments to Mrs. Neva MeKenzie, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Stanffer, Mr. asd Mrs. C. H. Cleaver, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Erlckson, Mr. and Mrs. Qeorge Grlmps, Mr. and Mrs. Walter McManns, Mr. and Mrs. Lester-will, Mr and Mrs. Waldo Browns, Mr. and Mrs. Orlie Boje, Mr. and Mrs. Elton McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stauffer j . . . Jefferson. The Past Noble Grand club of Mount Rebekah toage met Tnursday afternoon in the lodge rooms for its regular meeting. Following the regular routine of business, a social hour was enjoyed and gifts were dis tributed from a beautifully dec orated j Christmas tree. Members present were Mrs. Charles Hoyt of Sweet Home. Mrs. Hugh Bllyeu, Mrs. B. S. Thurston, Mrs. Dora Humphrey, Mrs. Maud Black well. Mrs. Lee Wells, Miss Laurai and . Miss Flora Thomas, Mrs. Lyman W. Patton. Mrs. K. S. Thurston, Mrs. Charles McKee, Mrs. Jesse Parrish, "Mrs. William Skeltan, Mrs. Paul Smith aniMrs. Ezra Hart. Special guests for the afternoon were Miss Frances Goin and Mrs. Leo Smith and Mrs. Fred Farlow of Albany. An attractive three table bridge party, was that for which. Dr. and Mrs. O. E. Prime were - hosts Thursday evening. High scores were iheld by. Mr; Edgar Albee and M. P. Pilkenton. Guests were Mr. and Mrs, Robin Day, Mr. and Mrs. !W. Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. iBuchhol.' Mr. and Mrs,- Ed gar Albee, and Mr, and Mrs. M. P. PHkenton. -'-.- v , .'.. . --f - f Mlsairirle Llppolkrwiii enter-: tain isembexs of the- Standard Bearers at her' home" 257 South Hth street, Monday evening. Miss Estae? Hunsaker andMiss. Ollv Swingle wlIU he assistant Miest- News and Clubffai wviAy Til; J Bridge Teas CompKment Matron MRS. RICHARD .A.-METER entertained with two color ful bridge teas at her home Friday and Saturday compliment ing Mrs. Beldon Dwenfjrho has recently. come to majke brer home In Salem. The gay' and festive signs of Christmas, in the deep reds and greens found in poinsettas, holly, and a colorfully decorated Christ mas tree made a pretty back- j ground for the guests. The guest list in compliment to Mrs. Owen Included Mrs. T?lenn Gregg, Mrs. Carl Emmons, Mrs. Lester Pearmine, Mrs. James Jennings, Mrs. Otto Hoppes, Mrs. Elmer McKee, Mrs. E. H. Thomp son, Mrs. Ellsworth Rickets, Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. Earl Andre sen. Mrs. Estill Brunk, Mrs. Miles McKey, Mrs. E. B. Gabriel, Mrs. Phillip Barrett, Mrs. Verden Hockett, Mrs. L. V. Benson, Mrs. L. W. Davidson, Ms. Howard Hul sey, Mrs. C. L. Newman, Mrs. Paul Burrls, Mrs. Lee Canfield, Mrs. Albert C. Gragg, Mrs. Harris Lletz, Mrs. E. H. Kennedy, Mrs. Kenneth Bell. Mrs. Kenneth Fitz gerald, Mrs. A. F. Hayes, Mrs. L. L. Jensen, Mrs. E. P. Thom. Mrs. August Glutsch, Mrs. Frsnk Needham, Mrs. Edwin Viesko and Mrs. Charles Gabriel. Out of town guests were Mrs. Walter L. Smith of Monmouth and Mrs. Ira Mix. Mrs. Elmer Addison, Mrs. C. Payne, Mrs. Robert W. Craven, Mrs. M. C. Williams and Mrs. M. J. Butler, all of Independence. Aurora The annual election of officers of Laurel chapter No. 113. held at Canby Thursday night, was presided over by Mrs. Minnie Brown, worthy matron. Officers elected for 1932 were Mrs. Harriet- Bowlsby. worthy matron; Sam Amundson, worthy patron: Mrs. Ethel Porter, asso ciate matron; Harry Porter, as sociate patron; Mrs. Blanche Eckles, secretary; Mrs. Charlotte Eld, treasurer; Mrs. Ida Knight, conductress; Mrs. - Marabell Hodge, associate conductress. Ap pointive officers will be an nounced at the next meeting. A white elephant sale follow ing the election, was not only much enjoyed hut was also the means of raising a sufficient sum for repairs in the chapter rooms. Visiting guests were Dr. and Mrs. Hempstead, Aurora resi dents, but members of Pioneer chapter of Oregon City and Mrs. Helen Webster of Portland. The dining rooms were presided over by Mrs. Edna Harshman, Mrs. Annls Markee and Mrs. Velda Eld. The new officers will be in stalled the first meeting in Jan nary. Zena A group of friends gave Mrs. C. T. Merrick a pleasant birthday surprise at her Zena home-when they called and spent the evening Friday. Two tables of "600" were plsyed during the evening. . , . Those present were Mrs. C. T Merrick, honor guest; Mr. and Mrs. -Date Bldgeway of Rickey. Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Madaen and three children,- Richard, Robert A PERSONAL INTEREST ... taken in eVery, box of chocolatea we pack. , Call and see otir . new "En- JVVCtjf 0IKWI ..am' and Alvln. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Merrick and children, Naomi. Norman and Delores and Mr. anj Mrs. George Boyd and two daugh ters, Merrilyn and Edrudell all of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wal ling, C. F. Merrick and children, Audrey snd Chester and Mr. s'nd Mrs. D. N. Crawford and two daughters. Alice snd Wilms, all of Zena. Thimble Club Will Meet Thursday The Thimble club of the "Mac cabees will hold Its regular meet ing Wednesday at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Bertha Loveland, 405 So. 25th street. Each Is to bring needlework. A short business meeting: will he held, at which time a com plete report of the recent bazaar will be given. Officers for the next six months will be elected. Roll call will be announced by Christmas quotations. An exchange of Inexpensive gifts, games and music will fol low the business meeting. All lady members of the Maccabees and their friends are Invited. Turner. The Women's Mis sionary society of the Christian church was entertained for its De cember meeting at the country home of Sirs. F. C. Delzell Thurs day afternoon. The day's subject was the last In a series of world travel studies of missionary sta tions ending at St. Louis, Mo., with a study on "Benevolent Homes." Pre-Christmas plans were made to send greetings to shut-ins and filled baskets to needy families. A large number of calls were re ported for the month. Women present were MJs. Helen Butske, Mrs. Frances Whitehead, Mrs. O. Sebo, Mrs. E. J. Gilstrap. Mrs. Susan Girardin, Mrs. Ora Bear, Miss M. Smith and the hostess. Mrs. Delzell. Scio. Nearly 40 Juniors, sen iors and members of the faculty were present at the annual Jun ior-senior breakfast, for which the juniors were hosts Friday morning. Christmas trees were used as place cards and apple San ta Clauses were the favors. Christ mas trees, mistletoe, and red and green paper completed the decor ations. VeloriB Crenshaw, Junior presi dent, acted as toastmistress. Re sponses were made by Eleanor Miller, senior vice-president, and by Mr. Gallegley. The entire program was fur nished by Miss Morgan and Mr, and Mrs. Beal. Mrs. F. A. Galleg ley and Mrs. Dean Morris prepar ed the breakfast, and Sylvia Bar tu, Helen Zavodsky and Elsie Het xendorf, sophomores, served. i i- -rr.. z i 'I 7, r - : '4. Fraternis Club Dance Is Success Among the many social activi ties of the past week was the Fraternis club dinner dance, one of the most successful affairs to be given by this club Of young business men. The affair was given In the Ma sonic ball room where Christmas set the note for decorations. Wal ter Fuhrer, was toastmaster and John Heltzel, Jack Johnson, Ver non Perry, Dr. Kenneth Waters, Dr. A. D. Woodmanzee, Cecil Ed wards and -William Williston gave the responses. As a feature number during the dance, Miss Rosalee Neusbaum gave a pretty solo dance number. Among those in' attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Arm strong, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Von Eschen, Mr. and Mrs. Jack John ston, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fuhrer, Miss Grace Quackenbush, Don Ap person, Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Waters, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Wood mansee, Jim Clark, Ed Stoddard, Winifred Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Albin, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mc Nulty, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Johnson, Rich ard Krelsel, Curtis Williams, Ed Raffety, Mr. and Mrs. Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Armstrong. John Heltzel, Hubert Ashby, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Simpson, Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Myers. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. David son, Miss Fae Driscoll, Miss Bren nen. Miss Rovena Eyre, Miss Bet ty Shailey, Miss Nell Kasakoff, Miss Gladys Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Endicott,. Miss Dorothy Mey ers, Miss Gall Troutman, Mr. and Mrs. Reed Rowland, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Olson, Cecil Edwards, Mr. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Ben son, Stan Price, Henry Henderson, Cecil Rhodes. Bill Williston. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Good, Miss Grace Hovls, Boyd A. Filler, Mr. and Mrs. William Braun, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson and Victor Rhodes. Rosedale Mrs. C. A. Cole and Mrs. Clifford Smith entertained in honor of Mrs. Ed Caldwell Friday afternoon. Those present were, Mesdames Caming, Ida Bates. Lesta Bates, Dyer, Mary Dyer, Haldy, Trick, Tucker, Ladd. Arm strong, Brown, Pearson, Brown lee, Alexander Barnett, Heckart, Campbell, Cammack, Ruth Dyer, Esther Heckert. C. Smith, Cald well, C. A. Cole and the hofibr guest Mrs. Ed Caldwell. BUY YOUR Gift Jewelry At Big Savinsj A small deposit will hold until - Christ mas. THE JEWEL BOX 173 N. Liberty i r WHETHER you prefer your portrait in arfjart street costume- with ; "Jfpia formal gown, or in -r.' head -study we will creA VateTfoc-you distinctive por " . traits you will be proud to . give! your, friends. . Sittings for portraits Girl Reserves' Plan ' Christmas Program ;. t Am sr cart of Christmas - cheer fthis year the Girl Reserres of Washington grade school will pre sent a Christmas program under the direction of. Helen Ney, at the Old People's name Monday after noon at 3:30 o'clock. - I The high school reserres will make their formal recognition service at the Y. W. C. A. Thurs day night a f estiva occasion with a Christmas banquet following the services. Gwen Gallaher ' la In charge of the recognition services and Shirley Knighton Is in charge of the banquet arrangements. Vir ginia Wassam will have charge of the program which' will be pre sented In connection with the banquet hour. All the grade school Reserves are planning a Christmas' party at the Y. M C. A. where there will be more room than is afford ed at the Y. W. C. A., the evening of December 21. At this time a gift ceremonial will be initiated at which time the' presentation of the gifts to be taken to the chil dren of 'the tuberculosis hospital will be presented. ' The gifts will be taken out to the hospital the evening ef December 23 ' The 8tluand 9th grade Reserves of Parrish school will meerat the Y. W.'XS. A. Monday evening- to practice for the play which will be part of the election tea to be held Tuesday by the Y; W. C. A. .? Splendid Musical Planned for Friday N, The first Marion county high school music festival, directed by the Marlon County School Prin cipals' association, will be heard In the Salem high school auditor ium Friday night at 8 o'clock. Admission Is free. The following schools will take part: Anmsville, Gervais, - Hub bard, Mill City, Silverton, Stay ton, Turner, Woodburn and Sa lem. The program will be made up of two parts, first, selections by singing and instrumental groups from the various schools in num bers of -their own selection, and second, combinations of the groups in Christmas songs and carols, ending with "Onward Christian Soldiers" by the ensem- blejind audience. This is an op portunity to hear a beautiful pro gram. Mrs. D. Johnson is Complimented Mrs. Collett Rust and Mrs. Wal ter Lehman entertained Friday night with a kitchen shower In compliment to Mrs. Dulelgh John son, nee Ethel Lehman, whose wedding was an event of surprise of November. Following the presentation of gifts, the evening was spent in conversation and games with re freshments served at a late hour, Guests in compliment to Mrs. Johnson were Mrs. Kirby Arnold, Mrs. Fred Boyer, Miss Carmellta Barqulst, Miss Margaret Barquist, Mrs. E. C. Case, Mrs. Ralph Cur tis, Mrs, LIda JohBson, Mrs. Claud Mlxr Miss Helen Newberry. Mrs Jack Thurmoud, Mrs. Arthur Weddle, Mrs. Bob Weiser, Mrs. Al fred Youngblood and the host esses. Mrs. Collett Rust and Mrs- Walter Lehman. 1 PERMANENT WAVES "Oregon Beauty Permanent Combo-Ringlette" Permanent OREGON BEAUTY SHOP DIAL 5754 Suite 426-7-8 GIVE HOSIERY Jht Practical Gift 11 ' ,.V ;V Tea s are i A E - ELECTION tea, annual Y;'.W. C. A., affair, Tuesday afternoon -promises to be a lovely event of the week and one attended by many of the maids and matrons of Salem. The hours are from 3 to 5:30 o'clock in the Y. W. C. A. social rooms. Mrs. L.-0. Clement and her committee will hare charge of the decorations and these are planned In keeping with the near holiday times. Mrs. Milton Meyer, chairman of the social committee, and her group will be in charge of the tea. Pouring will be Mrs. W. T. Jenks, Mrs. T. A.'"McBride, Mrs, L. C. McMahan and Mfs. F. A. Elliott. Between S and 5:30 o'clock a group of .the members of the Encinitls club headed . by Miss Gertrude CLamberlln, will pour and serve. A group of matrons from - the membership committee and the social committee. will serve dur ing the afternoon. , . ., Mrs. W. D. Clarke, chairman of the membership commlttee. has charge of the program,, which will Include a piano solo by Mrs. Max Rogers; vocal solo by Mrs. Gor don McGilchrist; introduction of proposed new board members, by Mrs. William McGilchrist. Jr., president of the board. This will be followed by sing ing by a trio from the high school Girl Reserves, Marln Lippold, Gwen Gallaher and Agnes Moore. Mrs. Elizabeth Gallaher. local sec retary of the Y. W. C. A., will speak on changes and progress of the organization. The program will close with a play given by the eighth grade Reserves of Parrish, entitled "Christmas Secret" The ninth grade Reserves of Parrish will sing Christmas carols to supple ment the development of the play. Miss Olive Schurtx 'wfll give a group of piano solos during the tea hour between 4 and 5 o'clock. Voting will be in progress all day from S o'clock in the morn ing until o'clock at night at the polls, which will be In the Y. W. C. A. rooms. e Birthday Inspires Surprise Party Mrs. Chester Lindley planned an effective surprise party Friday night In compliment to the birth day of her husband. Guests met at the home of Dr. and Mrs. George Vehrs and went in a group to the Lindley home. Here after congratulations were over cards were in play at three ta bles. At the close of cards re freshments were served and the birthday cake was cut by Mr. Lindley. Present In compliment to Mr. Lindley's birthday were Mr; and Mrs. Ted Kuhns, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Woodrow, Mr. 'and Mrs. Wayne Shumaker, Dr. and Mrs. George Verhs, Miss' Loretta Miller,- Mrs. Lindley and Fred S. Bynon, Jr. tt . Complete T k2x Complete i' Oregon Bide. Kafoury's Offer Christmas Hosiery At Special Prices Here's a popular num ber in a full fashioned silk hose at pair ! , HOSE A FINE GIFT - IDK THX LADIES Kayser or Humming, bird 'full fashioned , silki - ho. ; ; rnfiLrf atv t;' chiJfon r :t ec Viet - Election Plan ..JLCAU , esses. V-;. ." f