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Newspaper Page TextThe OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon. Saturday Mornlngr, February 13, 1932 PA'JK three Society News and Club Affairs Olive M. Doak, Society Editor UK PLAN CONFERENCE Church Wedding Brilliant Affair Miss Ruth Coffeen. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Coffeen of Mc MinnTlUe, and Richard Kriesel. son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Kriesel were married In a lovely church ceremony at 4 o'clock Friday af ternoon in the First Congrega tional church. Rev. J. Rupert SI monds read the impressive cere mony. The" bridal party took its place before the altar which had been banked with palms, potted flow ers, and pussywillows, while Mrs. Robert Gaskln of CorvalUa played the Drocesslonal. Before the cere mony Mrs. Harry Harms sag "Because" and "At Dawning." Th bride was dressed in a grey travel suit, the smartness of which was accentuated with blue fox fur. Blue accessories and a bouquet of forget-me-nots and pink rosebuds completed her ensemble. Miss Ida Mae Smith, aunt of the bride, gave her in marriage. Miss Velma Mor gan of Portland, was the bride's only attendant. She wore a chic blue ensemble and carried roses made into an arm bouquet. Mr. Kriesel was attended by his cousin, Roy DuBois of Vancou ver, Wash. Following the wedding service Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Kriesel enter tained with a reception at their home with about 45 intimate friends and relatives present to greet the bride and groom. Presiding at the serving table were Mrs. Roy DuBois, Sr., of Vancouver, Mrs. Ray Yokum of Portland; cutting ices were Miss Bffle Smith of Monmouth and Mrs. Fred Barton of Portland. As sisting in serving were Mis3 Irma Bolander, Miss Helen Falbe, Miss Edna Faust, and Miss Helen Mar cus. Following a wedding trip into California, Mr, and Mrs. Kriesel will be at home in their new resi dence on North l"th street. Mrs. Kriesel attended Oregon State college where she was affil iated with the Sigma Kappa sor ority. She graduated In pipe organ and took post graduate work in the University of Oregon. She has been organist at the First Congre gational church for some time. Mr. Kriesel is a graduate of Oregon State college where he was a member of the Sigma Phi Ep silon. He graduated in mining en gineering and is now a member of the state house staff. Independence Past presidents of the Independence "Woman's club complimented Mrs. O. G. Mc Connell. retiring president, at the M. C. Williams' home Tuesday night, the eve of her departure for California. A lovely gift was pre sented to Mrs. McConnell and a social time followed by refresh ments enjoyed. SOCIAL CALENDAR Saturday, February IS Salem Woman's club, Washington bicentennial pro gram; Fred Wolfe, principalhlgh school, speaker. Subscription club dance at Masonic temple. Illahee club members will dance at Illahee club house. Annual "open house" for Lausanne hall between hours of 8 and 10 o'clock. Public welcome. L Dr. H. F. Reynolds of Kansas City will be the presiding gen eral superintendent for the North Pacific district assembly of the Church of the Xazarenes which meets here April IX to 17. Dr. J. E. Bates of Portland is the Federation Executive Meeting February 20 Dallas. The executive board of the Oregon Federation of Wom en's clubs will meet in Portland Saturday, February 20. for an all day session, in room 267 of the Multnomah hotel, where head quarters will be maintained until after state convention. Mrs.-W. R. Mlnslnger, program chairman, will report on plans, as will Mrs. E. W. Gabriel, president of the Portland city federation, the hostess club and general chair man. Plans for the special April number of the Clubwoman will be considered and proposed revisions of the state constitution. Mrs. Randall F. White of Port land will serve as chairman of the election committee for the con vention, and plans are to have both registration and voting car ried out under the district to which the club belongs. One of the features planned for the convention will be a silver tea to be held at Doernbecher hospi tal, in order that club women from over the entire state may have the opportunity of becoming familiar with the work of the hos pital. No further meetings of the ex ecutive board will be held until the opening day of the convention, May .0. Pattern i - 7 i i 4 " it L- sl - w, ( . JT'i., iff M Mr i.e . r . Albany Guest Honored Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Thomas en- Valentine Party for. Auxiliary Group The members of the F. L. club, an auxiliary of the Salem Re bekah lodge, were entertained with a Valentine party Wednes day evening at the home of Miss Haiel McElroy. The early part of the evening was spent in playing "500". High scores went to Lulu McClay and George Naderman. Later in the evening refreshments were Berved by the hostess, assisted by her mother Mrs. C. G. McElroy, Eve lyn Heseman, and Helen McEl roy. Those present were the Misses Adeline Seymour, Lulu McClay, Mildred Martin, Myrtle McClay, Hazel McElroy, Mr. and Mrs. George Naderman. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Heseman, Messrs. Chester Langtree, Calvin Mason, Bill Mc Clay, Donald Watson, and Robert Holladay. a j Subscription Club Dinners Before Dance The Subscription club dance tonight In Masonic hall, the last of the four dances sponsored each year by this prominent club, will be preceded by several dinner parties, some large and others very small and Informal. The largest dinner will be the no-host affair at the Salem Golf club, with about CO couples pres ent. Another no-host dinner much smaller, will be at the P. B. Macy to Address Woman s Club The Salem Woman's club will meet today in compliment to George Washington and the bi centennial program which Ja be- district superintendent and Rer, mg celebrated the country over D. Rand Pierce of Vancouver. B, mis year. IC. is district aecretarv. About Mrs. F. A. Elliott is in charge 300 delegates are expected to at- oi tne program and reports ex- tend the sessions which will be jcellent numbers to be offered. P. held in the Nasarene church B. Macy of Newberg college will here, at the corne- of ISth -and speak on the life of Washington. Center streets rrmcipal Fred Wofe of Salem One of the special features of high school was to have been the I the convention will be a Sunday speaker but because of the ill- school anniversary and in prep ness of Mrs. Wolfe was unable aration for this all the Sunday to appear. schools of the district are seeklnr Mrs. W. J. Mlnklewlta has had a new hiah level in avert re t. charge of the music which will tendance. The Sunday school of be in keeping with the day and the local church is launching a will be prefaced by a short talk campaign next Sunday to move or explanation by Mrs. Minkie- into first place for the district. wits. Miss Carolyn Parker will Knndnv Fphrmnr 1 h hn play three selections dedicated to designated Victory day and plans wasmngion. wendel Robinson are being made to have 300 pres win sing, "The Way-Worn Tra- ent Then the new hizh attend- veler", said to be the favorite ance level is to be maintained for song of Washington, and a group eight weeks, closing wtih the or otner selections. date of the convention Tnere will be a board meeting Rev. Fletcher Galloway is pas tor of the local church and Frank M. Litwlller, is Sunday schoo su perintendent. tertaibed Wednesday evening with home of Dr. and Mrs. Charles G. a bridge party at their home on Robertson South Commercial street in honor of Caroline Martin of Albany. Three tables of bridge were in play during the evening with prizes for high score going to Miss Texia Bostrack and Irvine L. Hood. At a late hour refreshments were served. Guests for the evening were Mr. There will also be several guests for this last dance. Among these will be Mr. and Mrs-.' Dean Johnson of Toledo who will be present as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Slade. Zena. The Spring Valley Mis sionary society was delightfully at 2 o'clock and a business meet ing at 2:30 o'clock. mm Birthday Will be Complimented Mrs. H. O. Hagedorn will en tertain with a birthday party Sunday afternoon at the family residence In honor to her son Wilfred Hagedorn. Games and amusements will occupy the early nours ana a birthday luncheon win te served at the close of the afternoon. I FIRST CHURCH OP THE HAZAREKX 13th mnd Center street Rer. Fletcher ualloway, pastor. Kenidene e2025 Mar ket street. Phone 9630. 11 a.m. "The way of Holiness. 7:30 p.m. "Religioua i ertitude. or How May I Know i San- day school 9:45 a.m. P. M. Litwiller, hupt. N. Y. P. S. and Junior society 6:30 p.m. Mfss Thea Sampson, president. John Frie&en, junior supervisor. c5 1 1 tvnror- ml In the Churches and Mrs. Irvine L. Hood, Caroline entertained Wednesday afternoon war x i a J . a a 1 I iuanin ana nr. mcauhiuo ui ai- at tne Home of Mrs. John Cbil bany, Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Mor- ders. Mrs. L. Frank Matthews led gan, Orval Kennen, and Texia. the devotionals.. Mrs. S D. Craw Mamie and Sherman Bostrack, all ford, president of the cluh. hA of Salem. charge of the business session and appointed committees as follows: Mrs. Hugh Craig. Mrs. W. W. Htnry and Mrs. Paul Nelswander, nominating, for election of offl- TEMPLE BAPTIST 19th and Breymsn street. Ray T. fork, suply pastor. Bible school at 9:45, Al bert Pare, Sunt. Jfominr worship 11 o'elocq. Sermon fcv Dr. C. If. Oline of '.,, TX V T " T - . A.' : - xjucoid mMifu iu I'ompiuneni serv e eat 7:30 o'e ock. wiirred are Jeanette Arehart. uuuisw inner. Virginia ;oi-lr t m i i lins. Betty Brant. June Lien- MISS JO lVlaUlding aaemper, Kutn stowell, Jane Stowell, John Ritchie, Dean Are hart, Walter Bailey, George Kertson, Oran McDowell, and Kenneth Burns. Mrs. Mark Wilbur Is Hostess Mrs. Mark Wilbur entertained at her home Thursday evening, complimenting members of her club. MrsT A. E. Ullman held high score for the evening of cards. Re freshments at a late hour con cluded the attractively informal meeting. Present were Miss Louise Kay ser, Mrs. Collett Rust, Mrs. A. B. Youngblood, Mrs. A. E. lllman. Mrs. Art Weddle, Mrs. Ralph Cur tis, Mrs. Darrell Walker and Mrs. Wilbur. The Ladies' Aid of the Worn UIBISH MI88I0X ETAJTgCT.ICAI. CLEAB LAKS Chare School 10 W. r. CoUard. BuDi. At 11 a'eloek Ua quarterly communioa vlU be ob serve. Babiact: "CMunioa WiU OhrUfc." Jr. . U 0. X. aise at this hour. Intermediate E. L. C. E. at 7. Bible atm dy elass Tuesday evenlaj .7:30. W. M. 8. Thursday S p.ae. at the Master boa. MIUDL.Z GHOvK Church acheel 10 a-sa. T. T. Walker, gupt. Jr. E. U O. E. t 11. Seaior X. L. O. K. at 0:0. Topie "What ims Taacaaa- Abl Faitafut- aaaa. ' Semea subject : ' Keipeet for Ufa." W. M. 8. Waae4ay. 2 p.. Prayer service Wedneadsy eTaia( at T :o. LABISH CEXTES Church school at 10 a.sa. W. A. Starker. Supt. G. E. 7 p.ta. Topic, "What Jeeus Teeehea A heat Taith- fBlaeas." beorfe Dow, leader. Ki-weeK service Thursday eveaiac at 7:30. B. K. Be he ne rasa a. pastor. 1101 Union treat, Saleam. AMZXICAaT LUTHERA Charea street between Chesueketa and Center streets, lie v. p. W. Erieksea, pea tor. 11 a.sa. "Opposition" A iatea seraaoa. Aatheaa: 8iac and Rejoice. San- day avealni service at T:30. Kveniaf soaf . Lather leaeTva social at 6 p-sa RalDh Ludke and Marvin J eh n so a of Vaa couver. Wash. District officers' bener (aesta of the eveaiaf. Sunday school at 9:45 a.ta. A. A. Kruerer, Supt. Cbarch council will meet oa Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. Church parlors. SOUTH SALEM FRIEHDS South Commercial at Wajhittio. Chas. O. Haworth. pastor. Suaday school 10 a.m.. Nathan Cook. Supt. Moraine wor ship 11 o'clock. Sermon: 'The Perfect Maa in aa Imperfect World." 5 p.m Vespers. Aa honr with Quaker Heroes, Elisabeth try. Leader. Kuth Chapman Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Prajer meeting and Bible study. ST. PAUL'S (Episcopal) Church and Chemeketa streets. Rev. Geo. H. Switf, rector. Holy Communion, 7:30 a.m. Horning pryer and sermon 11 a.m. Church school 9:45. Lynn T. Crone miller, Supt. Vespera Tuesday, 4 p.m. Holy Communioa. 7 and 10 a.m. Wed nesday, contirmalion instruction men- esday, 7:30 p.m. TEEE METHODIST Market and North Winter streets. J. R. Stewart, pastor. Sunday school 9:45 . Morninc worship 11 o clock; sub- "Trai Worship." Evening worship :30 o'elock; subject: The Conqueror t Return." Vonng Peoples meeting e:30 'clock. of Law and Grace." The Ordinance el Baptiaaa will bo a daaiai stared at the close of the evening srvice. Prajer aaeetlng and Bible study Wedaesday eveauag at 7:S0. LATTEB DAT lArXTS Saaday school 10 aja. Preaching IS aoon. Mutual Improvenseat asaoeiauoa Thursday evening at 1:90. Kelsoa Hall, coraer of Cbeaaeketa and Liberty. m ject Entertains Club Miss Jo Maulding entertained her bridge club at her apartment In the Royal Court Thursday evening. The Saint Valentine motif was I carried out In the table decora tions, tallies, and prizes. Mrs. Joe Lane won first prize for the evening and Miss Mar- garet Davidson, second. Miss Marguerite Bailey and Mrs. Joe Lane were guests. Miss Margaret Davidson, Miss Frances Sande, and Mrs. Joe Lane assisted Miss Maulding in serving a late luncheon. o o o Silverton Tryphena girls were entertained by Miss Emma Adam- son at her home on South Water street. During the business ses sion Miss Adamson and Miss Ora Mrs. Duane Gibson entertained Tuesday complimenting her niece. iTth iVrthrtav ThA affair cers ln March: Mrs- RoT E. Bar maid's 13th birthday. The affair . r ' o. ner. Bellroie Molloy, Jean Wiley, f irA. t"r- xV ""-"i- Mrs. Alma McWhorter. and Mrs. June Lienkaen per, Peggy Minkie- , . 7n March V George Gibson. An interesting TtTI.A,tA Cm th TapV IflTI I . m an's Relief corps met at the home- ear. for of Mrs. W. , 3. Hagedorn Thurs day for an all-day meeting, and no-host luncheon. Assisting Mrs Hagedorn at the luncheon hour were Mrs. Bessie Martin, Mrs Caster Lathrop, Mrs. Paul Bales, members of the club have been working this winter. The pro ceeds of the quilt will be used to help defray the expenses of the Rebekah degree staff when it goes to grand lodge at Eugene in May. Mrs. Ethel Meldrun. president of the Rebekah assem "uiuii omivu, jimj r Dn.p narior g ciiairmsn program was given oy Mrs. ' , . . , -- - Schneider and Frances Roth were f fsj "committee anointed toTon George Gibson, Mrs. J. K. Lath- M of Oon- has a8ked the Try Invited In compliment to Miss Gib- tltggtfl. rop. Mrs. Vera Glover and Mr. ? L the degree SOn. .v. tt rr V V r," anrl fr HHflrti finwlsl "U1 R"U uuKe . .r?v:ic' "r""1 i'"""6 .pt. p m v.. cards were played following Mrs. E. C. Charlton and Mrs. :v":!''..w.r" r... r:iw business session. Miss Hel Miles McKey entertained with a iu Silver 15-table bridge tea in the Oriental r"' uu Btt,e . 7 VTw Miss Ruth Lorenzon VI V - ZJ - W - -w Taklnsr nart in the interesting I per Lathrop, Mrs. Anna Bork- program of readinrs and niano I man, Mrs. Haroldson, and Mr, numbers were Mrs. Hugh Craig, and Mrs. McWhorter. Miss Irene Windsor and Mrs. I Frank Windsor. Mrs. George Campbell gave a Mrs. Ben McKinney, Miss Irene I dinne party Sunday evening at Windsor, Mrs. J. Hackett and Mrs. I her home on the Portland road, room of the Marion hotel Friday afternoon. Winning scores were held by Mrs. Lester Pearmlne, Mrs. Lester Newman and Mrs. Lawrence Imlab, At the tea hour the hostesses were assisted by Mrs. Jack-Johnston. Mrs. Edwin Arm strong, Mrs. Albert Gragg. Mrs. Ralph Campbell, Mrs. Tom Wood and Mrs. James Teed. o Frank Windsor assisted the hostesses. Special gueEts were Miss Lulu complimenting members of the Labish R. N. A. social club and score and held low score. Present were Letha Cavender, Rose Specht, Winnlfred Riches, Lois Ann Riches, Ora Larson, Helvie Silver, Ruth Lorenzon, Emma Adamson and Mrs. Sarah Adamson. a Scio. Mrs. Marlon H. Beal en their husbands. Those present ltertinwi with tm-n ahia n hi-Me-a Rosedale The Christian En- WledefkeF ' Slem,' v?,rs;, J' were Mr and Mrs- J?' B' McCay at her home Tuesday night ln hon- deavor society held a social at "V"-. "' r .ZVUU1" ; ;U1B- Mr- ana Mrs- u- w- wmng. 0r of her sister, Miss Claire Tho the home of Dorothy and Helen B,en McKinney, Mrs. Anna Neiger Miss Emma Browning, Mr. and m6n of St. Helens, who is visiting me nome OI uuiui.ii I TomhcM nrosont vara fro TTuirTi I nr.. T, 7111.1.1.1 r- m-A r I . ... ... , Beckley Wednesday night. Those present were: Elvin, Virgil and Velleda Trick, Der ward Pearson, Ernest Pearson, Blaine. Carl and Mary Lou Chap man, Edward and Josephine Hel dy, Albert, Forrest, Esther and Laura Cammack and the host esses. Hayesville Mrs. E. L. Moore entertained at two tables of bridge Thursday. Mrs. Ken- Members present were Mrs. Hugh Mrs. John Zillniskl, Mr. and Mrs. at the Beal residence. Miss Opal Prnfo fra Paul Valevandtfe and t r 1A T ar M a vrM nva I . , , . , iicvauci, mi, auu jus. vuo, juespen neia ine winning score Beckner, Mr. and Mrs. Isoah car- Guests Included Mrs. J. H. McDon ter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mat- aid, Mrs. Rose Chevey, Miss Doris thes, Mrs. Frances Ganlard, Rob- Klindt, Mrs. E. Paul Caldwell ert Diew, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde I Miss Doris Neptune, Miss Opal Hams, Mr. and Mrs. George I Mespelt, the honor guest and the Campbell. 'hostess small son Paul, Jr., Mrs. E. D. Nelswander, Mrs. W. W. Henry, Mrs. Frank Windsor, Mrs. Roy E. Barker. Mrs. L. Frank Matthews, Mrs. S. D. Crawford and daughter Gladys, Miss Irene Windsor, Mrs W. Kenneth Henry and daughter Corrine. Mrs. Fred Muller, Mrs W. N. Crawford and the hostesses, Mrs. Childers and Mrs. Madsen e Gervafs Mrs. M. D. Henning, HioHLAXD rmiEina Corner Hishland and Church ttreeta. Edgar P. Bine, paster. Bible school fl:45 a.aa. E. M. Beckett. 8 opt. Moraiag wor ship 11 a.aa. Eveaiag service 1:30 a.sa. Junior C. E. 5:30 p. so. be Bier aad iatar Mediate O. I. :3 p.aa. Bible elass ia Exodus Monday, 7:30 p as. Mid week prayer meeting Thursday 7:80 p.m. riX.IT KVAH6XLICAL Marion and Summer streets. C. C. Pelins-. I). 1. pastor. Svaday school :AS a.m. Moraiag worship 11 o'clock; sah ieet: "The Towtt of BabeL" Evemiag wershia 7:30 o'clock: subject: "The Greatest ia the Kingdom." Young Peo ple's meeting 6:30 o'eWck;- oak ject: "What Jeaua Teaches A beet Vaitafar- aess." Lesson Matt. 2S:34-4. Mid-week service Thursday eveaiag 7:30. TXa IT XTaTTTAXlAJt" Korth Cottage and Chemeketa streets. Rev. Fred Alban Weil, minister. Oh arch school st 10 a.m. Mires H. McKey, Supt. Church service at 11 a.m. Sermon "What of Our Present-Day Morality I'- KEIZEB COMMTJiriTT Services held reamlar ia KeU-r school house three miles north of Salens oa the river road. Hayes BealU minister. Church school at 10 o'clock with classes for all . . . . . . . , i are troupe, tons cenrxui, leaner mi oang people' f xrotip. W. E. Savsge, Supt. Mominit worship at 11 o'clock. Theme: "A i'aith For Today.' ' Friday evening at will he fceid the first of a serl of Church niehts for the community. So evening services. WEST SALEM 3Tie morning merino a at Summit st 9:45 a.m., followed by the Sunday school at 1:45 a m. The .uhject of the morn ing discoure will be, "Forgetting God. and Our Kscuse T'nereiore." The Sunday school meets st the Ford Memorial church at 9:45 a.m., followed by the morning discourse at 11 a.m. The Ep Torth leagues meet at 6:30 p.m. The ev ening sermon at 7:30 p m. The subject of the evening discourse will be "Quali ties for Vood Jeaaernip, av " i mtn whom Amenta delights to honor. Fvaka, Jr., asinister. lCoraiaf woraaip 11 ksa.' First of i aeries of Lea tea scnanas ' oa "Ask Seek - Kaock." Subject for this asoraing, "Jesus' Portrait of Cost" Children's sermon, aausie by the choir. Evening worship V:30 avsa. Subject "Am erica's Heritage ia Lincoln and Wash iagtoa." Boy Scoats of America, Troop 12. special ruetts. All other Bo Scent Troops invited to attend. - Kpwerta Laagaea at 6:30 p.m. Fellowship boar following the eveaing church service. Church school sessioa at :45 Happy a live TOLMT CHTJBCH OT CHXIST, acmrrisT Chemeketa sad Li bam- atraata. Sa- day service st 11 a.aa. and a a.m. 8aa- ject, "Soul." Sunday school at :45 and 11. Testssaoaial asootraa mrmrv Watao. day at S p.au Reaetisrr room at 406 Ma- aoaie Tasspta from 11 to 5:30 except Sundays and holidays. LESLIE KZlfOEIAL BoBtk Commercial street at Mvers. fi. Dsrtow Johaswa. pastor, I4S X. Myers strse, phone 67. Moraiag worahlp at 11 o'clock. Anthem, "Lift Up Tear Heads" WiUoa). Bermoa by the tor aa Kamaneipated." The Even tag Hoar.7:30. will opoa with gospel song Service led by O. 8. Orwig. ' VsWatiao prograia. Two leagues meet st e:o. yaoer the loaowrship of Howard Tee-pke the older grwup will discus " Pa triotism." Edith Haseltoa will load the high school group ia a farther effort to find the real meaning of religioa. Church aeaool meets at :. Stearns Cwshiag. Sapt. Msd-week prayer and stady boor. Thursday at 7:30 p.m. COTJET 8TKSET CHBISTIAJI Court and 17th streets. B. 9. Saoe ataker, pastor. Sunday morning worship 11 o'clock: subject: "Who. Bo ldoati fiod With the Church of Christ t" Even ing worship 7:80 o'clock; subject; "Be lieve ia Jeaua." Young People's aseetiag S:30 o'clock; subject: "What Jesus Teaches About Faithfulness." Aid so ciety meeting Wednesday. Mid-week meeting Wednesday at 7:30. CALVAKT BAPTIST Church school at 9:40 a.m. Ma. W. A. Barkus, Supt. Preaching services 10:50 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. B. T. P. U.'s :30 p.m. A. M. "Justification by Faith." P.M. "The Second Coming of Christ'' second sermon on this subject. Anthem: Bless the Lord. O My Soul." Wednes day evening 7:30 prayer and fellowship meeting. Thursday evening, 7:30, cho.r rehearsal, rnday at 2:30 p.m. Women s Missionary meeting in the church. W. Karl Cochran, ravtor. GLAD TIDIUGS MI8SI0V 337 Court street. C. 8. Jolinson. pastor. Sunday school at 2 p.m. Services at 3 and 7:30 p.m. Bible study Tuesday evening. Services Thursday and Saturday even- ngs. BEFOE.MXD CHTJBCH Corner CaDitol and Marion streets.' W. O. Lienkaemper, pastor. Sunday school 10 a.m. F. K. Kruse, Supt. Uerman services 10 a.m. Sub.'ect: The Mission of tne Church ia a Day of Gloom." English ser vices 11 o clock. This is foreign Mission Day and a Foreign Mission Day program entitled "Howl" will bo used at this service. CHRIST LUTHriKAM Eighteenth and State streets. Rev. Amos E. Minnemen. A. M., pastor. Her man services 9:45. Subject: "Worker To Uether With God." English services 11 am. Subject: "Poor, Yet Malting Many Rich." Sunday school :0 a.m. mre. Amos E. Minneman, Supt. Lather league p.m. Martha Battermda, lender, sub ject: "Divine Healing." (rtnnso mid week Lenten services weanesusy at i Rnhieet: "In Gethsemane." Uglisn mid-week Ienten services Friday 7:30 . sinhlect? "laraera Hish Council in Solemn Conclave Gathered Condemned the Son of Cod ss One That Blasphemed God." ST. JOHK'S EVANGELICAL LUTHBBAH Missouri SyBod, corner 16th and A street. H. W. Gross, psstor. tngnsn services Sunday morning at 9:45, with celebration of Holy Communion. Pre paratory service at 9:15. Sunday school at 9 o clock. s u niui, oup. no msa services. Sundsy evening at 7:30 a film based oa "The Work of Our Synod" will bo shown. Wednesday, reh. ii mid week Lenten ssrvieos will bo observed at 7:80. Srmoa topic, "Where Will You Stand! Peter Stood With Ihem. - espe cial muaic. Duet by Mrs. v . m. rn eher and Miss H. Rohlfs, "When O'er My Sins I Sorrow" by Waatner. KJTJGHT MEMOKIAL loth anil Ferrv streets. H. C. Stover. miaistcr. Morning worship at 11. Sormon Radiant Religion." Anthem. u IjO-vo Divine." Evening service at 7:30. Sermon A Man Mar Be a PaCan Aions. Hi can Not Bs a Christina." Church school at 10 a.m. G. C. Harris. Supt. enrittraa en deavor at 6:43 p.m. Monthly church night meeting Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. rrasT spibtttjalist Raid their services in the Nelson hall. 381 Chemeketa street. A circle is held frosa 8:30 to 7:30, followed by a song service and lecture st 8. On February 14th the lecture topic will bo "The Mas ter Physician." Mrs. Mary Sehwedel, pastor. rMMAlTDXL BAPTIST Corner Hasel and Academy streets. ftnndav school 10 a.m. Lesson: Judges 4 Preaehlur 11 a.m. and -:S0 p.m. Mid week prajer and testimony meeting Thursday evening st 7:30. nSST BAPTIST Britton Ross, pastor. Bible school 9:30. Vd Rroer. Suds. Moraine worship 11 a.m. Special music by Men's chorus. Ser mon "Centrality of the Cross. a. I. tr. n at S-30. Senior leader. Mr. C. Slater, Mrs. Boss will Ulk to the juniors. Or gan Prelude 7:15 by Miss Mi Hot. Even ing service 7:30. Sermon "Dispensations CITT GOSPEL MISSIOir 310 North Cmmer'ial street. H. Han en, pastor. Street meeting at 7 p.m. Service in the hail at 7:45. Yonng Peo ple's service. No jnday morning wrvice. Sunday school at 1:45 p.m. Afternoon service st 3 p.m. Evangelistic service at 7:30. Rev. R. F. Sin.th will speak Sun day afternoon and evening. IKDEPENDEKCX M. E. E. J. Aachenbrnner, psstor. Church school opens at 10 a.m. with elaves for all ages. At 11 o eiock there wi:i do morning worship, with Dr. LangBlia oi Willamette university as ine speaaer The History t.f the reace jsovemew. F.nvnrts learue devotional aemee at 6:30 nm. and following thia, st 7:30. evening worship. Midweek prsyer service and Bible study at 7 o'clock on Thursday evening. PSESBTTEBIAK Winter and Chemeketa streets. Grover C. Birtchet, D. D. pastor. :J'J a.m. "hurch school. Mr. L. M. Ramsge, Supt. XI a.m. Morning worship, bermon. so- raham Lincoln. The Chriitian by Kev. Wm. J. Johnstone. D. D.. LL. D.. of St. p..i ui.ti l.ir.coia Anniversary ser vice. Anthem "The Lsnd of Hope sad .ii." s-SO T.m Or'hetra RehesraU 6:30 Christian tcaeavor ao--!ie!-. Evening Worsh p. Sermon: Ike rro- ,wnfnrm flf t nriSI DT UT. linrck d:30 p m. Fellowship hour at me aiaase. nssT diuuh BAPTIST V-rth rtt&ra and D streets. O. W. Ruteh, minister. Hunday school 9:45 a. slrmin Root, bervtco ii a. n.. T Hrr nf I in tie Id college a-- sc- vit'nTiiu will deliver the message. Wom- Mlaaionarv meeting at 2:30 p.m. Mrs. C-. Hilhnsrn, preMdeai. r.veaiug unn 7 -an Sanr.ontoDie: "Putting on Chr.st." Baptismal service at the close of the meeting. The regM'' prayer vice at 8 p.m. Wednesday win be mow ducted by members of the Ladies A.d. wwAKasruCAT. TABEBKACLE Tkirfu.ili and Ferrv streets. C. G Weaton. pastor. Sunday chool at 1:45 p m. Chnrea service st 3 p.m. Evangelis tis service st 7:45 p.m. Special music. Tn.iJ., .venter at 7:45. Bible study on Divine Healing. Wednesday afternoon at 2-30 revival prayer meeting. Thursday evening at 7:45 Fellowship asd Prayer meeting. Saturday afternoon Children s church at 2. Young People's service at 7:45 p.m. Saturday. wsmr.isworjTj mil TED BBETHXEH rnn..r Xorth 17th and Nebraska , . D.. V. Wilson, castor. San day school 9t45 am. Morning w-oraip 11 o'clock; subject: Dr. J. M. Ka.ght. of Charleston, W. Va. opens two-week evingeliti campaign. Evening worship 7:30 o'clock; Youcr People s meetiag :30 o'clock; subject: "What Jesus Teaches About Faithfulness." Ida May Lyons, leader. 2TBST COyOKEOATIOKAL Center and Liberty streets. J. B. Si monds, vaster. Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Morning worship ll o'eloch; inhject: Frrwt of new series of sermons entitled "The Chosen Few, or Hours with the Disciples." This week "Andrew Ev ening worship 7:30 o'clock; subject: Dra matis Worship S-rvice "Prayer. JASON LEE MEMORIAL Winter and Jefferson streefs. Hr.gn B. FIK8T CHRISTIAN Hish and Center streets. D. J. Howe. pasor. Sundsy school 9:45 a.m. Mornir.g worship 11 o clock; subject: Dr. F. M. Rogers of Indianapolis will pracs. Kvemng worship at 7:30 o clock ; r.vin reliatie service, the pastor preaching. Youn? People's meeting 6:30 o'clock. The State Young People'a Missionary Confer ence in besaion closing Sunday morning. Mid-week service Wednesday at 7:80p.m. FIRST SEVENTH DAT ADVEBTIST Firth and Gain streets. D. R. Schier- man, pastor. Sabuath school 9:45 a.m. Morning worship 11 o clock; subject: "Modern Deceptions." Sunday evening worship 7:45 o'clock: subject: '"The Eastern Question: Are We Faeinr Arm ageddon I" Young People's meeting 3:30 o'clock; subject: Special program by Fall City Young People's Society. FIRST X. E. Church and State streets. B. Ear. Parker, D. D., pastor. 638 Stste street Phone 5628. Services 11 a.m. and 7:30 p m. Sermon topics: do we wans to Take Jesaa Seriously f" A. M. Installa tion of District Epworth Lesgue officua at morning service. Rev. C. I. Andrews. Canby, ia charg. Sunday school 9 :45 a.m. J. O. Russell, Supt. Three Epworth leaguea and Young People s Foruai at o:30 p.m. Dr. Fsrker convention sermon 8undsy morning. GOSPEL TABERNACLE Christian and Missionary Alliance. Sandav school at 9:45 a.m. Mrs. Gilbert White. Supt. Morning worship st 11 a.m. Theme "Three Important Factors in tne Christian Experience. Communion ser vice following. Evening F.vangelistic ser vice at 7:80 p.m. Prayer meeting oa Tuesday evening. Gospel team work Wednesday evening. Young People's night, Thursday evening. A 'Question Box" vein be a prominent feature. Cme and bring year questions regarding the Bible and problems pertainiag to Chrii tian living. Bible study Friday night. First Church of Christ, Scientist, of Salem Announce a Free Lecture on Christian Science ENTITLED 'The Science of Chris tian Healing" by Professor Hermann S. Bering, C. S. B. Member of the Board of Lectureship The First Church of Christ Scien tist in Boston, Mass. Sunday Afternoon Feb. 14 at 3 o'clock The public is cordially invited to attend ; ; By ANNE ADAMS Simple tailored lines In an ex quisite afternoon frock that is oh, so. easy to make. The moulded bodice extends into the smartly styled skirt godets, , back and front, causing slender, becoming lines. The sleeves are extremely chic with snug cuffs and graceful puff at the elbow. A pert bow is pulled through slashes in the bo dice, affording delightful contrast. The original was fashioned of grey crepe, the bow was orange ' satin. Pattern 21270 is obtainable only la sizes 16 to 20 and 34 to 44. Sis 16 requires 4 1-8 yards of 39 Inch fabric. neth Talmadge received fclgnest Mrg- a. Nibler, Mrs. Robert Har- seore. J per and Miss Sophie Nibler were Guests present were Mrs. n.. hostesses for the community 500 M. Bailey, Mrs. Claud Talmadge, cVub meeting Tuesday night. Eight Mrs. Fred Williams, Mrs. Geo. tahlea were nlaved with nrlzea for Camnbell. Mrs. Rovilla McAiee, hie-h senm o-ninir to Mrs. A. B. Ad- Mrs. Kenneth Talmadge, Mrs. jKlason and A. DeJardin and for Robin Day, and the hostess, Mrs. Mow BCOre to Mrs. P. W. Seely and E. L. Moore. Harold Tumbleson. Decorations in the dining room were ol pussy Little Miss Maxine Holt, talent- wiiiowa nd hearts. Hostesses for ed 11-year-old daughter of Mr. tne ntJLt meeting February 23. and Mrs. J. H. Holt, will be pre- hn xfra AdVfsaon. Mrs. C. B sented in piano recital Sunday af- Eii8WOrth. Mrs. T. A. Ditmars and ternoon at tne etuaio oi aiiss ciai M E Naftiger, Weller. 695 North Liberty street. ' ' The recital win do cz classical gcio Mrs Earl phiillps de and modern music, and the young Uf;htfull entertained the mem artlst will be assisted by Grace ber9 of the gclo 500 club at ner Send fifteen cents in coins or stamps (coins preferred), for each pattsra. Writs plainly jour csms. address and styls isnbtr, Ba sore to stata size wanted. The new spring fashion catalog -Is bow ready. Tbis beautiful. ol rfnl book offers 82 pafes of chi, authentic Anns Adams styles for dolts and children. The newest (rooks for afternoon, evening and sports wear, exquisite lingerie, at tractive house dresses and ador able kiddie models are featured all-: personally chosen by : Anne Adams and all fashionable, practi cal and easy and inexpensive to . make. -Soad for yonr copy. Price of eatakjf. fifteen cents. Catalog aad natter to jet har, twenty-five eats. Address all mail-and orders to The 8tateeman rattens Depart ment. 141 Wee lit Street, Mew ..Tor. City, -fca ft' 5" . ..r ..l I ll ll ll IH PI I'l I'l IM !l ft IT JAl Mil Basement Sale of Lingerie! Salesman s Samples home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Co'n Donahue received high score and Mrs. Gilbert McDonald low. Mrs. Joe Withers and Mrs. Rolla Corert. 11-year-old reader. Tae afternoon Is InTiUtional. Mrs. Eva Martin will be host- . , . . - M I Mrs. joe niinois auu Alia. ess to members of the Past No- - n were addltlonal gueBts m uuu Members present were Mrs day evening, m Araons r rww Mr Rlle- uonttom Mrs. Gertrude Wrkptrl. " 7MV8.' jess Rodger's, Mrs. Gil Mrs. itaupman wju uw suau - Mvlo Bartu. Jiostesses. MrJ PranV narten. Mrs. Fred t-. TTMiu, T ,v.l n, Roadarmel. Mrs. John Densmore, Mrs. William Laughton or " . raiwiT .nd the rtland. house guest of Mrs. ?r. Mrs. F. A. Gallegly ana tne Portland, house guest James NMcholson, has been the inspiration for some Informal en tertaining. Mrs. Nicholson en tertained Wednesday with an in formal luncheon and Thursday with an attractively Informal tea. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bishop will leave for Portland this mornlitg hostess. Hazel Green Mrs. W. W Rutherford was hostess to the Nemo sewing club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Richard Tuve will be hostess for the next meet- rnr February 24 Members present were Mrs. Edward Dunnigan, Sr., Mrs. Pen- 1 al 1 A A V (- wnere iney wi wua ..owu- Chapman, Mrs and B" Anderson. Mrs. Maurice Dunnl- quet at the Multnomah hotel to-If nieharii Tuve and host- ... a 8 ess Mrs. Rutherford. . Special guests of Mrs. Nellie Knox Thursday "afternoon were Mrs. Fred Prince and Mrs. I. M. Donnell. Mrs. Knox entertained the K. 0. K. T. club. -. , . Miss .Cecelia and Miss Isobel Mlelke entertained Friday -night with, a Valentin bridge evening. Cards were ln play at three tables. QuUenberry's CENTRAL PHARMACY 410 State Street Tel. 9123 PRESCRIPTIONS 111 . I I Xu asm tv 'U.I IM 1 asBBaamsBBBBBnamBmsBaBBssaassp 1' I brv'r?fr?jn?jn.rrt, i t,, ON SALE TODAY! t ! rh ON SALE TODAY! and up Glove Silk, Crepe, Rayon, Cotton Miller's basement bought an entire sample line of lingerie at a ridiculously low price. Hundreds of pieces! Scarcely no two alike! Finest of glore silk . . . good wearing rayons, cotton crepes, etc Well make an advertisement out ol this special purchase and sell them just like we bought them. Now! If you want the undie bargain of the season ... be here early this morning! Stepins -Vests Bloomers -Slips Gowns Teddys Panties Shorts Dance Sets Combinations Pajamas Form Fits Buy her a Valentine we suggest lingerie, hosiery, gloves, hankies, scarfs, purses, books, house frocks, etc. qj, UJW aSCMCAKTTka CPs aWUrV WeC!-