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Society Newsand lulffflisi;
Large Reception is
Planned for
Tonight
: A semi-formal j I reception has
been arranged foritonight compll
- menting ReY. and Mrs. Grover C.
Birtehet and family in the lonely'
""reception rooms, ot the Tint Pres--
byterlan church.- Members of the
session, assisted by the ladles aid
of the church are acting. as;hosts
' for this affair. ! y - 2
, l Guests --will be' received by a
' line to which will 7 sUnd Dr. and
Mrs. Birtehett.! Mrs: George
Pearce, Mrs. "E A.Kenney, Pror.
Frank ; Churchill; Dr. and j Mrs.
Altman and Mrs. LT.C. Clement
Assisting about the rooms will
be Mrs. F. IS, Churchill, Mrs.? A. P.
Marcus. Mrs. Frank Powers. Mrs.
' James Teed, Mrs. I L. Laws, Mrs.
John parbtoon and Mrs. TVS. Mae
" Kensie. ' - ' --1 '
i Mrs. C. E. Moody, Mrs. Charles
Selgmnnd and Mrs. James -Teed
hare had charge of planning the
social hours. 4 I , '
: A"progrsm has been arranged
to be given following the greeting
f the guests. A talk will be made
by J. J. Fitssimmons; Miss Helen
Benner will be Incidental soloist
with the choir i in two number:
vocal solos will be given by Miss
Josephine Alhert, Miss Elisabeth
Clement, and Wendell Robinson.
';' Mrs. Mary Talmage Headrlck
and Miss Jeasette Scott will play
violin solos and there will be a
mixed quartet in which will sing
Mr. and Mrs. James Teed and Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Scott.
Salem Women to
Greet Guests
Mrs. J. A. Jelderks,. president
of the Salem branch of the Ameri
can Association of University
"Women, and her fellow members
will 'today greet women from all
over Oregon who are arriving for
the ninth annual state convention
of the A. A. U. W.
A president's conference is one
of the important events of the
opening day of the convention.
This will open at 4 o'clock in the
Masonic temple where all the con
vention sessions will be held.
The evening will be given over
to a banquet, beginning at 6:30
o'clock, the highlight of which is
the talk to be made by Dr. Ed
ward O. Sisson of Reed college
who will speak on the subject of
"The Crisis' in Ownership." Dr.
Sisson Is an educator of interna
tional prominence and his re
marks will be of outstanding mer
it, .
Mrs. G. A. Johnson, state presi
dent, will preside at this banquet.
Guests Entertained
At LaRout Home
Mrs. N. LaRout entertained
Jointly with Mrs. Effie W. Dun
lap Wednesday at the LaRout
home In compliment to members
of the west central circle of the
First Methodist church.
Special compliment was paid to
those guests whose birthdays are
October events.; The hostesses were
among those celebrating October
birthdays. Two large birthday
cakes made an usually attractive
centerpiece for the tea tables at
the refreshment hour: Mrs. . Ron
ald Glover assisted the hostesses
In serving.
The guest rooms were artisti
cally arranged with late fall flow
era from the LaRout gardens.
About 20 guests were present for
the afternoon. '
iOLFVE M. Doak, Society Editor
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Additional Society
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
Friday, October 11 -
: Regular T. M. C. A. lobby programs will begin at
I o'clock with Miss Eleanor Moore as soloist assisted
by Miss Virginia Oraham, Portland violinist. -
A. A. V.' W. state - convention opens In If asonle
temple. ;.- , ,' . "i. ,: : v" -.
' Salem' and Vkinlty Council of Church women, First
Christian church, 11 o'clock. ".'. " ..
Women's Alliance of Unitarian church, one o'clock
luncheon,' followed by program. . ' ' . ;
" W. W. G. with Dorothy Browning, corner ot Liberty
street and Belcrest road; 7:30 o'clock. 1 " "
Mrs. A. T. Woolpert, hostess to Hal Hlbbard aux
iliary, for afternoon of sewing; all asked to bring quilt
pieces. " $. k . -, '
- Executive hoard meeting. Business and Professional
Women's club at home of Ruth Moore. ,
Delta Phi Tea ',
Is Pretty Event
The Delta Phi sorority received
guests in .delightfully arranged,
guest' rooms Thursday " afternoon
between the hours of 4 and C
o'clock In compliment to Mrs. Hal
D. Patton, Mrs. W. T. Jenks and
Mrs. Homer Smith. Sr., new pa
tronesses chosen for this year..'
At the door guests were greet
ed by Miss Lola Wilkes, and Miss
Madge Hewitt introduced to the
line in which stood Miss Frances
Laws, Mrs. Lilian Hagman, Dean
Olive M. Dahl and Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. Jenks and Mrs. Patton.
Members of the sorority assist
ed in serving and about the guest
rooms. At the tea table alternat
ing during the tea hours were
Mrs. Carl Gregg Doney, Mrs. C. P.
Bishop, Mrs. George Rhoten and
Mrs. Vernon Sackett.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. El
mo McMillan entertained with a
bridge tea at her home compli
menting her mother, Mrs. J. E.
Swanson of lone, who is her house
guest for a few days. Mrs. Homer
Lyons assisted at the tea hour.
Guests in compliment to Mrs.
Swanson included Mrs. Andrew
Hunter, Mrs. William Rush, Mrs.
H. M. Baker, Mrs. Chester Pick
ens, Mrs. Malcolm Smith, Mrs.
THUrsday
middy
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Perry's Drug Store
115 S. Commercial
The $valiDruq Store
Clark Jackson, Mrs. Maude H.4
Pointer." Mrs. 'Homer Lyons, Urs.
E. Wetsel and Mrs. Emmett Sum
merville. ; -
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Theiirst meeting of the fall for
the Berean class of the First Pres
byterian church was held Wednes
day night at the home ef Mrs. C.
A. Taxk with about SO guests
present. The meeting was In the
nature of a Hallowe'en party and
an unusually happy time w as en
joyed. . . .
I Seniors 'Dante t M if
One 'ot the gay social events of
in year zor nign senooi seniors is
the senior dance. This will be an
event of tonight in . the school
gymnasium. Seniors and - alumni
members will be included In the
guest list.
V Patrons and patronesses for the
affair include Mr. and. Mrs. Fred
Wolf, Mr.' and Mrs. Shannon Ho-
Igue,; Miss Marjorie Chrlstenson,
ana waiter uowman. . . c y
The hours are from 7: S 0 o'clock
to 10:30 o'clock and the Idea is a
sports dance. v - .
Miss -Ruth Johnson Is" general
chairman. Miss Evelyn Haag is in
eharge. of the decorating eom
mittee. and assisting-her is Helen
Warel. Charles Barclay, Rachel
Pemberton, Helen . Trlndle, 'Grace
Peters,- Phil Brownell, Francis
Barnes,': Bob Reed and -; Elmer
Barkus. .;-' -" .' '
Miss Betty Reed, program chair
man . has arranged two feature
dances to be given by Miss Mareia
Fuestman and Miss Jean Adams.
-
Friends of Miss Elizabeth Lord
and Miss Edith Sehryver are being
received in the recently complet
ed new home which has been un
der constrnctic-B daring the past
summer months.
Onmatchable Values
for
FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY
SO Inch. Striped
Outing, yard ..
Prices, Quality Cannot be Equalled
. 10c
SI Inch. Fast
Broadcloths,
yard ........
Color Plain
...10c
Women's Non-run Crepe
Celanese Hose, A&f
pair fai C
Women's Fine Rayon Pan
ties and oq
Bloomers fC
Special Purchase of the famous "Cannon" Turkish
Towels marked away, below present retail prices.
Stock up now
IS x 40 Single Irt 2S x 44 Double m
Thread 1UC Thread 1"C
IS x 31 Double OC 22 x 44 Extra OO
Thread. S f ot JC Heavy weight OoC
EXTRA EXTRA
Plain Outings
ST inches. Pink, blue, white.
Very special, n
yard DC
EXTRA EXTRA
Turkish Towels
11 x 30 inches with rainbow
.6c
border.
Very Special
Women's Pure Silk
Full Fashioned Hose. New
Fall colors. pa
Very Special, Pair. OUC
Women's Better Grade
Panties and Bloomers
' Lace and applique trimmed.
Very' AQV
Special Ut
New Rayon Spreads, 80 x
All colors . . ... $1.00
.30 Inch All Linen Luncheon
Napkins . . 69c
.New Printed Rough Crepes,
tweed effects, Fall CQ
colors, yard ....... DC
Women's Outing Gowns.
White and .
fancy x
Women's Outing Pajamas,
slightly soiled thru display.
Values to S1.4S
to close out at . .
59c
88c
One piece Rayon Pajamas,
beautiful Cl 1Q
combinations ... v
Open Every Saturday Night Until 9 o'clock .
Elliott Dry Goods Company
176 N. Liberty St.
Exeella Patterns, 15, 20 and 25c
Now Showing "BLUE HERON"
4.70
"HOSE
n
CREPE
it Takes 546 Hours to Twist Enough Silk to
Make One Pound of the Crepe Yarn Used
in These!
NO WONDER THEY'RE SO CREPEY!
SO SHEER! SO SERVICEABLE!
UFFON WILL NOT SPOT! J?. Tn nn h
CREPE CHTFFOS" WILL NOT WRINKLE! "r
crepe chiffon will; not shrink! Seal of. the , United
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CKilLfJii ULJbTFON WEAE TiTfTR
GEORGETTE!
States testing bureau!
Blue Heron BEVENTY-4-SEVENTY is made from true crepe
f yarn, two cords seventy- turns right and - left, doubled four
turns right SEVENTY-4-SEVENTY is tested regularlf and
certified to by the United States Testing Company, Inc., the of
ficial testing bureau of the Silk Association of America. For
other information, ask any ealelady at Miller's this week! - -
Hundreds of Salem women' insist on 70.4v
70 because they're PRACTICAL ; w eax
longer, don't shrink, won't spot! They're
SMART; sheer with the dullness of geor
gette! Fit without a wrinkle! Correct with
cottons, silks and wools! Sizes 8V& to 10 ;
ASK ANY MILLER SALESLADY TODAY!
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i-Iiiat weU-grdoined
a mark p ftiMiM
good-quafity
"PRiNTZESS"-''STilO()KS''
. . "BETTY ROSE"
Fashionable
Goats
:$17,50 to $69.50
The next time you say to your friends f'YOU CERTAINLY
KNOW HOW TO WEAR YOUR CLOTHES'.' just ask them
how they shop! 99 .times' out of a 100 they'll tell you all
. "about style, fit and quality without a .word about price !
While w,e maintain Iqw prices . . . our quality is never sacri
' . ficed! YouH find these fine coats by PRINCESS, BETTY
ROSE, and 8TR00KS a revelation when it comes to style.:
The fur that adorns the greater part of your coat, the waist
; lines', the sleeves and linings are just right. Come and be
convinced! 2nd -Floor.
PMllipine Hand Emb.
PAJAMAS
$ H .29
Sale Salesmen's Sample
DRESSES
$X3-50
Ostrich feather L'ghtness is
the dominating feature oi
the wool fabrics used in
fashioning these frocks
that we have on sale this
week-end! Samples that
represent at least one-third
off regular price. Dresses
that sell regularly at $22.50
are shown here! The sizes
are medium and small, 13
to 20 and 36, 38. They are
very carefully tailored and
give that "chic" effect so
much desired in wool
frocks this fall. 2nd Floor.
WHY I SHOP
AT MILLER'S
Don't you enjoy shop
ping at a store where
ralespeople permit you
to indulge your own
taste . . . where they are
not constantly urging
something upon you that
you know is not your
type at all? This Is one
of the reasons why youH
like shopping here . .You
will always find intelli
gent service service
that knows when to give
an opinion and when to
refrain. But should you
need advice, youH re
ceive competent assis
tance, too.
Ton must see the dain
ty band embroidered
Philippine pajamas w
recelTed only yester
day. Bits of hand ap
plied applique, drawn
work, all on a rery
fine quality French
batiste. Washable cov
ers, durable, lnezpen
slTe. Bare nearly, naif
en these today and
Saturday! 2d floor.
Well! Well! Well!
69c Sale of
Dance Sets
Stepins!
.In Miller's
2nd Floor
Lingerie Shop!
. Welcome Balem cus
tomer!! , Out first
sale at Wc . . ima
gine ttl Well, we st
ridently came across
& manufacturer who
had these for sale
and they looked so
food we couldn't
. turn them down,
fiteplnsl Dance 8etsl
Oowns!
Come See!
FIRST QUALITY!
FULL FASHIONED!
ALL SILK HOSE!
Pair
4000 pairs of silk hose on one order,
for Salem la a big- order, especially
when they represent one style num
ber! It's prlceprotectlon! Unless
you'Te already purchased enough ef
these to last for some time, wo sug
gest an early shopping tour to our
hosiery section today and Saturday
and stock up. We know' the price Is
going up.
. FINE CHIFFONS IN FICOT TOPS
SJad SnjC HEMS, SUM FOOT AND
.ANKXJS WITH REINFORCED EOLH
ALL' ARK FULL FASHIONED
FIRST QUALITY. NEW FASHION
ABLE SHADES FOR FALL AND
WINTER! MAIN FLOOR.
VICTORIAN NECKWEAR
White collar jobs are plentiful. Just
look In your closet and youTr find at
least one dress that can gtre one of
these fashionable collars something to
do. Quick changes . . . pique, satin,
sharkskin, crepe, organdie. .
.What! ....
No Hips! ;
No Hips!
Hooray!
"Slim Miss slenderis
ing reducer by Sidney
makes her bow at Min
er's. Great for morning
wear . . for sports, etc
2nd Floor.
Here at $1.00
New! Wool Blanket Ends, large size, two
tones, priced by the pound - v
09c
FREE! A "A HEARTBEAT" BOUDOIR CLOCK FRIDAY AND SATURDAY!
FASHION DICTATES THE STYLE YOUR STATE OF MIND THE COMFORT!
EASHION 'AND COMFORT AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES HERE!
Fashionable footwear must also be comfortable! We hare at least for weQ
.known brands ot footwear that will ftw yom bothl Beginning today and
lasting until all are gtren away, we present an enameled boudoir or
kitchen pendulum 'dock In all the smartest pastel shades, also
f black with nickel trim with each pair ot $4.40 and f I.S0
' shoes or purchases In the main floor shoe department '
equality" these amounts. NOTE . . . . . ; t .
' ' tt gLEASB BUINa THIS ADJZBTISESIEJiTi
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