Society 'Newancl Glub Affairs
iOLITS IL DOAK, Society Editor
Bride - Elect Fied
At VanW inkle
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Miss Josephine Albert, bride
elect of Bruce Spaaldlng. will be
complimented with charmingly
appointed luncheon today !n the
r.reeo Gate- room ot the Spa with
Miss Rosalind Van Winkle as
hostess. ' ; ,- v..:. ,. . .... '
f Luncheon ; will be followed by
i an afternoon of bridge at the Spa.
i Quests bidden ill compliment to
Miss Albert are Miss Casilda May
torn. Hsa Genevieve Thayer,
Miss Florence Power. Miss Blllle
Cupper. Miss Pauline ' Johnson,
Miss Marraret Furrlne. Miss Ro-
bey Laugblln, Miss Rosalie Bur
en. Miss Eloise White. Miss Sne
Prlngle, Miss Rntb Fiek, Miss Ro
Tena Eyre. Mrs. I Clarence En-
tnani. Mrs. Charles Swan, Mrs.
Frederick 8. Bynon, Jr., Mrs.
John Crlffith and Mrs. Gnrnee
Flesber. ' -':-r :;r-..;';-r;: -.""'vl
Mrs. Paul Wallace entertained
: Tuesday afternoon with a delight
ful luncheon at Wallace Orchards
vnTnnUmntliir lilac 'Albert. '
Covers were placed for Miss Al
bert, ana Mrs. Josepn h. Aioeri,
w Mrs. Gnrnee FlesheT. Mrs. John
Griffith, Mrs. Clarence Emmons,
Mrs. Asel Eoff, Miss Casilda May
otorena. Miss Rosalind Van Win
kle, Miss Genevieve Thayer and
Mrs. Wallace. Li
Birthday Honored
With Dinner
Mrs. N. E. Abbott entertained
at her bom Saturday evening In
compliment to the birthday of her
daughter. Miss Mildred Abbott.
An attractive- table effect was
galaed through the use of a yel
low and white color schema.
Corers were placed ' for Miss
Abbott, and Miss Isobel Gragg.
Miss Arms Babb, Miss Evelyn
Olln, Miss Gail McClean, and Miss
Cora Wyatt,
" , An enjoyable breakfast meeting
was that ot the Salem Credit
Women's Breakfast clnb at the
Marion hotel Tuesday morning.
Mrs. May Fulkerson entertained
the group with an interesting ac-
oonnt t the many demands of a
county school superintendent. Miss
i Claudia Wiper talked of the week
: end trip taken by the Chemeke-
tans, and Dr. Ruth Dougherty
spoke of the work of optometry.
An interesting account of the
Monday night. Teduhl Menu con
; cert in Portland was given by Mrs,
- wuanua nam.
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Mrs. Almlra Hale bid farewell
Saturday to her house guests,
Mrs. Edgar Moorman and Mark
and Cella Moorman ot Milner,
Idaho.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR . ; V- -
Wednesday, April S3
. Westway club at home of Mrs. Arts Ferrine.
' Leslie Can-Do class monthly social meeting, S g. m.
In the parsonage. Rot. and Mrs. S. Darlow Johnson and
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stacy in charge. , - :
. Technocracy .Forum,' city library auditorium, Wll-.
lamette debaters on war , debts question, public lnrlted,
... Mrs. Maude Pointer, .hostess to : social circle of..
Knight Memorial church at her home, 1050 North. 15th
Streeti 2:30 o'clock. .;. .vy 6-- .-f : ' , :
Mother's of beginners and primary classes of First:
Christian Sunday school class; meet at parsonage at J
-o'clock; program, and tea hour planned. '
. .Ladles Aid of First M." E. church, at church par
lors, 2: SO o'clock; executive board meeting, a ocJock.
. at same place. ' v" ' . - . - .
v First Presbyterian . Aid society, S:ft o'clock In
- church parlors; short business meeting followed by
. social afternoon for all women of congregation brlnf
needlework. "
Thursday, April 27 .
' Tows and Gown club, t:I0, Lausanne HaH.
.. - - . Marion County Federation of women's clubs. Union
Hill grange balL opens at f :S0. . ,
South Salem W. C. T.'U. regular monthly business
liSaeeUng, Leslie hall, 3 p. m.". ' v , r - , n.
Friday, April Si
Women's Auxiliary or Dakota club at Lausanne
Hall, t:o. with OliTe M. Dahl.
Past Matron's club of Eastern Star entertaining
Woodbnrn and Jefferson clubs at a 12:30 luncheon.
Masonic temple dining room Addle Mae Petteys, gen
eral chairman. ' :' -
Veterans of the Civfl wac,
m.
- Daughter ot Union
Woman's clubhouse, 8 p.
Sunday School Class
Is Entertained
The Baraca-Philathes class en
joyed an - unusually entertaining
and inatructlTe erening Monday
night at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. J. Vinton Scott. ' A lecture
accompanied by motion pictures
of life In China was. given by Dr.
Scott and the many - lorely Chi
nese pieces which are the pos
sessions of the Scotts wen riew-
ed by the guests. ;
Following the Interesting pro-
grant, - refreshments and an in
formal social hour were enjoyed.
Present were Mrs. Fred Erlck-
son, teacher of the cuss, and
Roberta - Bralnard. Olga Janik,
Engrard Hansen, Oswald, Lu
cille Bennett. Xrma Bennett, Mrs.
George Wallace. Mildred McAd
ams, Helen Austin, Margaret
Ayers, Ellna Hoyt, Lillian Rath
lin, Laura Cheney, Gertrude Che
ney, Berndette Clark, Peggy Pe
terson, Dell Weathers, Joy Greig,
Mrs. Ernest Iufer, Eugene Weath
ers, Henry Mattson, Sylria Matt
son, Gail McClean, Tom Burton,
and Mrs. Floyd White.
Nell Henderson was hostess
for the J. U. O. elab of the
Neighbors of Woodcraft, which
met at the home of Hallie Lynch,
Monday evening. After the reg
ular business meeting, a light
lunch was s erred. Those present
were Nora Busey, Mary Maley.
Bertha Ray, Effie Wlnchcomb.
Florence Bressler, Hallia Lynch,
Jennie Shelton, Lillian Kayser.
Ruth Dakev Era Goff and the hos
tess Nea Henderson. r
Additional Society
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Church Sunday '
Will b Observed
I. O. O. F. Chemeketa Lodge
No. 1. will hold Its annual
"Church Sunday" April SO, at the
First Christian church In honor ot
the anniversary ot the organisa
tion. Members ot the Chemeketa
Lodge No. 1 together with the
Rebekahs will meet at 10:10 in
front et the L O. O. F. hall on
High street, and will march in a
body from the hall to the church.
All member are requested to
meet promptly at 10: SO o'clock.
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Town and Gown
Club to Meet
The Town and Gown clnb will
meet Thursday afternoon at S:S0
o clock in Lausanne ball.
Hostesses for the afternoon
will include Mrs. E. 19. Gilbert,
Mrs. O. ' O. Doney," Mrs. H. O.
Cross an Mrs. W. C. Jones.
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The W. W. Q. girls of the
First Baptist church are holding
their regular monthly business
and social meeting at the church
Thursday night. The date has
been .changed from Friday to
Thursday. The topic Is "Sign of
the Cross."
Bring as many pennies ss you
are years old.
Miss Laura and Miss May Hale
were hostesses to about 20 mem
bers and friends of the Piereans
of the First Methodist church
Thursday1. Mrs. E. W. Moorman,
Mark and Miss Cella Moorman
were special guests for the eren
ing. .
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. Mr. and Mrs. George McLaugh
lin of Buena Vista were visitors In
Salem Saturday.
Popular Maid Wed
In : Attractive '
Ceremony
Marvelle r Eleanor Edwards.
only daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. A.
J. Edwards, and William Russell
Mefford. son of Mr. and Mrs. W.
XL.Metford of CorvaUls, Oregon,
wera married Monday evening.
Rev. Darlow. Johnson officiating.
The ceremony took place . In
ise new residence or the rounc
eoupie, with only Immediate rel
ativea and a few friends present
The bride and groom were at
tended by Miss Gladys Conner
aad Cecil L. Edwards. - brother
ot the bride. , 1 .
Mr. Mefford attended Oregon
State college prior to his coming
to Salem. He Is now employed
with the Texaco Oil oompany.
Miss Edwards was graduated
front Willamette - university with
the class of 1112. She . was a
member of the Beta Chi sorority.
After 'May 1. Mr. and Mrs.
Mefford will be at borne at 1253
North 21tt street .
Winners Announced
For Quilt Contest -
Contest winners ot the Knight
Memorial quilt exhibit have been
announced and the. quilts wilt be
seen In the windows of Miners
store today, Thursday and Friday.
" Mrs. Samuel Orr was adjudged
to have the most beautiful quilt
on exhibit: Mrs. Charles Haskell
won first place for workmanship
with a green and white lily pat
ternt and a quilt pieced by Mrs.
n. N. Starr's mother 82 years ago
woa dose second.
Mrs. L. If. Cox exhibited the
oldest quilt pleoed 127 years ago
ot fine crinoline work.
The ninth grade Girl Reserves
of Parrlsh will meet immediately
after school today with H. O. Dur
ham who will give them lesson
in "fishing. This will carry out
the out-door project upon which
the girls are working: this spring
term.
Tho ORIGINAL
' Corn Flohes
MWhen yoni are offered a
nbstitnte for genuine
EeIIogga, remember it U
(seldom fat the spirit of
jwrrke'
OI liTTLI CBIIK
Bv ANNE ADAMS
It's Just the frock- young
things crave tor this time of the
year ... a really truly sports
frock abounding with youth, dash
and chic! It Is sleeveless, bas a
low back to turn to the sun, and
boasts tour snappy pleats for an
imation. Just perfect tor tennis
and other - active sports. Count
the parts . . , six with a self
fabric belt . . .. they'll . Just fly
together! Fashion it ot a gay cot
ton - print and trim it with
bright colored binding and , per-
y ouuons.
' Pattern 2811 mar b order Ad
only In sizes 12, 14, 18, IS arid
20. Size 10 requires S yards SO
inch fabric and vAi htnin
Illustrated step-by-step sewing In-
uucuoue inciuaea with this pat
tern. .
Bmt (i(lm tub (1S la cntM
r lUapi (cfTi fntvmi), tor
tkU tUterm. Writ pUUly rear
addma mad tyl anmtor.
B nn to state alia vaatod. (
Bi for tta Anna Adama fa
ahioa book. Ik aoatataa St aolerfal -pft
at OTaly Pirii-iofplred m
ala for avarr aawiag Bead, asd
ahawa kow to ba ehla at arary hamr
af taa day. rry atria ia praatto
al, aad aaay to aaka. Thara era
aiadala for tha hrrar rieara aad
Stroa af deUghtfai Junior aad kid
ia atylaa. Lovaly llBrerla, aad aa
CMMrr aattaraa, tea. Priea af caU
t fiftoaa aaata. aatalog aad pat
ter" tofth, tvaatr-flva aanta.
Addraaa aU auU ardara ta Tha
Orcoa gtatosoMa Patten DaparV
meat. 14J W. 17tk atraet, Vw
Watch for the Second Annual
Baby Edition of the
Statesman
Next Sunday
April 30
a section of the sunday paper
of; interest to every mother
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Invite
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Barcnlna that will BTirprise you await
thoppcri today. Salem- first "FOR
TY NINES DAY." lliner'fl are coo
eratins with thia newspaper promo
tional campaign to impress Salem
people with the low prices and high
.quality merchandise offered for this
biff one day affair. It will knock the
old "dollar day" Into a cocked hat for
"downright savinjrj.
loin the crowds today and hart fan
as well as sare money
Clearflnce of Odd HOSE
Values to $U5
Honestly ... here's your summer's wardrobe of fine
aUk service weights at almost one-third of their
regular prices. Ereryone knows how
these wear.. How truly fashionable
they look. How they fit theankle
a fit snugly to the lej. Main floor.
49c
TODAY
ONLY
Doors Open at 9:00
Come Get Your Share of These Forty Niners !
Hand Emb. Gowns
Hade Cne batlata, aoft, aaear, ta eol
ers. Ratelar aad eat all m. A (k m
tad floor .................. fseC
$1 Munsxngwear Vests
Hara'i a blf Talia la nla srada Mua
ala Vecta. Nil greaa. Bay taew jq .
and aara aaU. Sad rioor ixV C
$1 value Rayon Step-ins
, Rayoa ta flaa qnalltr In either lace or
plain tailored atyles. Colors pink AQ
aad tearoae. and floor fteC
Big Group of Silks
Clearance of entire department odda so
Into t&la sale today. Prints, flat crepes,
soma wools, ate. AQ
Mala Floor fiaC
Regular $1 Silk Scarfs
Beautiful patterns and colors. All are
lined wlta rood quality silk in.
........
crepe. Malar Floor
Newest Style Neckwear
Organdie eollaxa, cuffs aad bows to
park op your frocks. AQf
Today only. Main Floor HtVQ
14 Inek Hand Blocked
Lunch Cloths.
finished ready to use. Large also. As
sortment ot morel designs 4Q
and eolors. Mala Floor 9C
Reaidy Cut Quilt Bloclcs
A Tariotr of patterns sack as "Dresdem
plate,' "Flower gardem, eta. in
Res. lis each. Today t for... xVC
Rayon Sport Crepes
Almost as fine and soft aa silk knitted
fabrics. These are Ideal for smmmar
wear. Wanted eolors. AQ
Mala floor, yard ............ kVC
' . Norelty Sayoa
Slip-Over Sweaters
Fancy atltek, summer style sllpeTsrs.
Oowal neck, short alosres. Black aad
white, pink, blue, brown, AO
greoa. tnd Floor 3tVC
Hemstitched and Stamped
Lunch Cloths
Wltk four napktns to match. Ideal tor
nook. Theso are fifty taehes AQ
square. Mala Floor ......... xvC
Choice of Bridge Prizes
Water pltehem. book ends, Tases, tea
pots, refrigerator seta, sugar aad
creamers, cookie Jars. ote. JQ
Mala Floor lVC
FlnaQuaUty
Rayon Combinations
Bloomers and Vests ot truly fine nasi
Ity rayon. Superbly tailored. (Not tho
cheap kind). Hosiery ' AG
Xtopt, Mala Floor JC
.49c
Girls' Wash Frocks
Ages tare to fourteen yeari. Cotton
prints im fast colors. Valaes to S fi
ll. 00 each. Mala Floor today iwC
Stationery in Folders
With Blotter
High grade papers and enrelopes. Largs
desk slso blotter. Regmiar si.zs raiue.
Today only. Book
Dept, sack
Small Boys' Wash SuiU
Fast color OUTer Twist style. wash salts.
Excellent ralae. Assorted colors. JQ
Main Floor boys' dept, each .. xHJC
Small Boys9 Sleepers
Flannel and broadcloth la fast solor
quality. Sare money and buy theso to
day at this low price. AQt
Boys Dept., each zIC
One Lot of
. Boys' Shirts and Blouses
Broadcloth and fast color prints, ote.
Many of those aro tho famous Kayneo
quality. Boya Dept. ACkg
sVf sls IT 1 OOF v 0
Terry Cloth Sweat Shirts
Turtle-neck sweaters ot fine soft terry
doth. Ideal a thistle style Deep yellow
only. Men's Dept. aa
Main Floor tiJC
Princess Peggy
Wash Dresses
Values to Ltl. Nearly all sixes II to
It. Fast .color prints wlta organdie
trims, ata. Summer shades. . AO
-Basement ftilC
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Pmcflla Type Curtains
Complete wltk tie-backs. Wanted col
ors. Also panels la this sals AQm
today. Basement, per set ..... xJC
Lot Batiste and Organdie
Collars ' :
Organdie, batiste aad aUk collars la the
newest summer styles. AQ
- Basement, today choice ....... kVQ
Group of New Straw Hats
Women's aew straw hats In this forty
; nine cent sale go at this small AQ
figure. Hat Dept. Basement.... VC
Big Boys' Sweaters '
' Wool SllpoTsrs, cotton mixed coat
stylos, blaxers, eta. Choose. AQm
today and aaro. Basement . ...
,7 V - Children's' ; '
' All Wool Sweaters
Ages three to fourteen years. SUpoa
and eoat style in colorful patterns fee
tprlag and summer. VaL Jf
to I.I I. Mala Floor ...... V Ivt
Men's Dress Shirts, New
New patterns In small design. Blue, tan,
etc. White, green, blue and tan in
plain. AH sixes. .Basement .... xVC
Girls' Wash Frocks
Ages three to fourteen rears. Cottoa"
. prints la fast colors. Valaes to AQ
, ILSt eack. Msla floor 3C
One Lot
Boys! Wool Sweaters
Made ot pure worsted wooL Valaes to
fl.ll ta tho lot, Bay a high grade
sweater at less than halt. SQ
Boys' Dept.
Children's
White Elk Sandal
Leather soles and. rubber keels. Ideal
for summer wear aad school. f J Q
Sixes IS to S. Mala Floor.,
Women's Normandy Cloth
Footwear
Flue shoo crepe In white, beige or
greea. For smmmer wear wltk wash
frocks. Pump, ties, f M Q
sandals. Mala Floor Vl
Men's Felt Hats,
Many famous GORDONS la the group.
This lot tor "Forty Nino t SQ
Day yoar choice tor ....... v lei5
French' Crepe
Combination Suits
AH pure aUk suits of gorgeous quality
la the season's wanted fashions tn
undies. '.
tnd Floor todsy .......
$1.49
Long Lace Brassieres
Itiralir TA It (I. Tha arw Hadm
uplift stylo In tho better quality bras
siere. Sad Floor today, ; e in
SI and St. choose at. 3 Ai?
All Silk STep-ins
One group ot aU sll k steplns In regular
t.tt lace trim quality. Choice et
pastel shades. , Cl AO
2nd Floor
New Summer Straw 'Hats
Women ot Salem will bo Interested In,
this sale ot nsw straws today ef AQ
at this lowijrlce. lad Floors vaftl.
Women's
DeauviUe Sandals
Medium heel genuine Deanfllle sandals
la wklte aad beige ta go on sale
-Forty Nino", day.
Basement . .
....t.'
$1.49
White Moccasin
a Munis
Also beige In this popular school oxford
at this low price. All sixes. o sq
New. Basement todsr ..
Women's Sport Oxf orcU
Tan and smoked elk moccasin tip sport
oxfords selling regularly at f4.0f. An
sixes I t I. - - - (9 AQ
Mala floor .............. 7ft9
39 ONLY
Silk Crepe Dresses
Values to fll.SI la flat crepes, printed v
crepes, raft erepes, relrst comb, wool knits, rj- . 'O
soma suits tn tho group. Colors red, green. Vn 4
nary, beige, black, eta. Sixes 14 to 41, lai . . S J
Af Wl )
8 ONLY
Wo ol Juniper Dresses
Jumper dresses et Cno wool flannel tn plain - r . am
green, gray, tan, aatr blue, ote. Sixes 14 to T V
SS Tears. Renlar It. 11 n ul fnA II
nas. tnAm-w eS JS
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