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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Wednesday Morning, .Mar 17, 1933 PAGE FIVE Society News and Club Affairs - OLTVE M. Doak, Society Editor Miss Fae Driscoll 4 Is Complimented J . V- .TV. ...... ..... .... .. .-. . One of the outstanding social t afternoons among the many to compUment -brides-elect this sea- eon was the charming Japanese tea for which Miss Kar Goulet and Miss Battle Ramp were hostesses at the Goulet country home San day afternoon. In 'compliment to Miss Pad Driscoll, bride-elect of Hubert Ashby. , ' j"V " Beautiful arrangements of flowers; and Japanese umbrellas carried out the Idea Jin striking manner. "' . . .'. : Mrs. ; Homer Smith, Jr., Miss Margaret Heltzel, Mrs. Frank Sha f er and Mies Henrietta White pre ceded at the tea table. Miss Mary Hammond, Miss Betty Hammond, Hiss Donna Bishop, Miss Jose phine Cornoyer, Miss Irene Stur gli and Miss Jessie Fukada as sisted In serving. Miss Driscoll and her mother, Mrs.- Katherine Driscoll received the guests with the hostesses. Monday night another delight ful: evening . complimented Miss Driscoll at the home of Mrs. Rob ert Ramsden with Miss Frances Sande and Mrs. Donald Deckebach as assisting hostesses. Miss Kre l& Jans assisted at the late sup per hour. . Guests complimenting Miss Driscoll Included Miss Hazel John- ton,; Miss Margaret Corey, Miss Kay Goulet, : Miss Hattie Ramp, Miss Dorotha Cannon, Miss Bun ny Miller, Miss Vivlanne Reyn olds, Miss Cynthia Delano, Miss Claudia Buntin, Miss Beatrice OJln, Miss Kreta Janz, Miss Yvonne Smith, Mrs. Deryl Myers, Mrs. Carroll Ford, Mrs. Robert Driscoll, Mrs. Charles Claggett, Mrs. Alden Adolpb, Mrs; Kathryn Driscoll, Mrs. Joseph Boyd Ash by, Mrs. Grant Day and the hos tesses. Miss Mildred Abbott Presents Students Miss Mildred Abbott presented piano pupils in a recital at her etudlo on Cherry avenue, Monday night. She was assisted by Ken neth Abbott. Parents and their friends were Invited. The rooms were decorated with baskets of spring flowers. Punch and waters were serred later. Students presented were: Shir ley Hunt, Muriel Lindstrom, Frances Bobb. All teachers and friends are Inrited to attend the Salem Teaehers' association picnic at the Salem high school gym nasium tonight beginning . with games at 8 o'clock and that hour followed with supper at fc'clock. Pattern y..yM 2599 ; , SOCIAL CALENDAR "... ; . Wednesday, May 17 South Central Circle, First M. E. church with Mrs. E. T. B. Hill, 1660 Fix street. - Lucy Anna Lee circle of First M. B. church, with Mrs. B. L. Steeves and Mrs. .Walter Spaulding at Spauld lng home, 1726 Court street, 2:30 o'clock. Women's Foreign Missionary society , of Leslie church with Mrs. J. Vinton Scott, 533 Statesman street. P. L. E. and F. club, with Mrs. John F. C Teken burg, at Macleay, 2 o'clock; potluck supper at 7 o'clock With additional guests, husbands and Knights. Official Tisit of Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs. Anna, M. Ellis, Chadwick chapter, Order of Eastern Star, In Masonic temple. Business and social meeting. Salem Teachers', association, picnic In senior high school gymnasium; games start at S o'clock; supper at o'clock. Naomi circle of First M. E. church, with Mrs. Mary Reeves, 1895 Center street, 2:30 o'clock. West Central circle of the First Methodist church meets with Mrs. Almira Hale", 2:30 o'clock, 595 Marion street. East Central circle of First Methodist church with Mrs. R. L. Farmer, 909 Chemeketa street. Thursday, May 18 HayesTille Women's club, with Mrs. RoTilla McAfee, 12 o'clock luncheon. s Chapter G of P. E. O. Sisterhood, with Mrs. A. T. Wain, Jefferson road, 2:30 o'clock; mother and guest day. Friday, May 19 Hal Hibbard auxiliary with Mrs. Henry O. Miller, 405 Kearney street, 2 o'clock. Unitarian Women's Alliance, 1 o'clock luncheon In Emmerson room; reservations with Mrs. F. J. Goode nough, Miss Ethel M. Fletcher or Mrs. Arlo Davis. Council of Church Women at Jason Lee church from 10 to 4 o'clock. Saturday, May 20 American Association of University Women, Masonic temple, 1 o'clock luncheon; speaker. Dr. V. L. O. Chlt tock, of Reed college. Mothers Day Inspires Social Activity in Valley Circles Dance in Salem Honors Residents of Zena at Home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Looney Nintieth Birthday, Complimented! A happy 90th birthday was on- joyed Sunday by Henry Stuernagel at his home at 1191 North Fifth street, when his friends and neigh bors gathered for the occasion. Mr. Stuernagel Is one of the tew remaining veterans of the civil war, having served In the 3 2d Regiment of Wisconsin. He fought in five battles. He was born in Germany, and came to Oregon 14 years ago from Sauk Center, Minn. His daughter. Miss Reika Stuer nagel was hostess. She was assist ed in receiving by Miss Detonia Byrn. The afternoon entertain ment Included games and conver sation. Following a contest In which a prise was awarded to Mrs. C. D. Putnam, an accordion solo. Marching Through Georgia." was played by Miss Byrn. Greetings and remarks were made by P. C. Fulton, Col. Mercer and E. B. Perrln. Mr. Stuernagel was presented a beautiful cake with decorations appropriate - for the occasion by his daughter. Miss Reika, Daugh ters of Veterans also presented him with a cake. Bowls of cut I Altnisa Club ; :- ' Banquet Success The second anniversary of the Altrusa dub and the celebration i of the receiving of the new char ter was observed Monday night at the homo of Prof, and Mrs. T. S. Roberts with a colorful and en tertaining banquet and short bus- Itfess meeting. Covers were placed for 25 guest among which were guests from Portland Altrusa club and Miss Htlen Louise Crosby, presi dent of zonta club; Miss Ruth Moore, president of Business and Professional Women's elubs: Mrs Clifton Mudd, newly elected pres ident of Salem Women s club; Mrs. J. A. Jelderks, president of American Association of Cniversi ty Women's club. Miss Theresa Davis served as chairman of program committee and presented each guest who told of her classification.' Miss 'Fran ces Virginia Melton, president of the club, gave an address of wel come to which Miss Olive Abra- hamson, president of the Portland club, responded. Brief and Interesting talks were made by Mrs. C. C. Clark and Dr. vary Purvine. This was followed by an organ concert by Prof. Roberts .and organ and pi- PATCHWORK QUILT PATTERN By 1 Rum6r of Steel Mill Here Dud, Dateline Wrong When D4 chamber of com merce fcfere recently received ea Inasrr about a half million dol lar cold-rolling mfll for the Am erican Sheet A Tin Plate com pany to be constructed here,. Manager Wilson soon had a reply in the mails to know from whence such Information came. Yesterday he got a clipping from a Minneapolis. Ulna, paper carrying a news story about the mill under a Salem, Ore., date line. But, of course, it was Just a case of Oregon edging Massa chusetts oft that date line. Cartas Barket, No. 420, ano duets by Prof. Roberts and Laur Wheeler. Diamond patches Miss Melton. make the flowers of this quaint It was decided at this meeting nUilt basket The cactus basket tft ih?2 ?'m ,Slem Uaries from the usual patchwork , " v, ; , block in giving a pictorial pat the Altrusa club meeting in Boise, r .n.i, .. ... ki. - m tv . I Mei ton. aiis s oirre m, uani, airs. ihft wfcfh r annTbnD m J Vinton Scott. Mrs. George H. thft center ODkmg patch- The d,a. ft A,7 . v v " " mond patches, which have added Miss Olive Abrahamson. The five so maeh Tarlety to qullt Aesign.t wni leave Thursday for Boise. form tha flower wnll, th. hM ket is formed of a large triangle j . . . 1 n . 1 I wim rass 01 i wo email ones. uranam ,recitai bles were spread with a delicious luncheon. Mrs. Addie Mills and Mrs. Mamie Gottschalk assisted la serving. Best wishes were extended to Mr. Stuernagel by Col. Mercer. P. C. Fulton. Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Bar nard, Mr. and Mrs. Joe O'Brien. SKiSiiK-iJE ftoves Delightful B. & P. W. Club Skew3 li?0 SS .V ? .Z Will Honor Mothers n0n. t..c.;; " T' ;r wlulm waiiace uranam fey mT, PV7 naT MVr Among the many club. n; BOnth ot. ouuo, rn.ro. mury uermona, AlrB. Frank Guasco of Portland. Mrs. Addie Mills, Mrs. A. Glover. Mrs. Mamie Gottschalk, Mrs. Jennie Miller, Mrs. Madeline NashwMrs The alternate quilted block effec tively sets off the basket. The pattern comes to yon with complete simple Instructions for cutting, sewing and finishing, to gether with yardage chart, dia gram of quilt to help arrange the Mecks for single and double bed size, and a diagram ot the block which aerves as a guide tor plac ing the patches and suggests con trasting materials. Send 10c tor a pattern for this design to The Oregon Statesman Xeedlecrart Dept.. 82 Eighth ave nue. New York city. to Silverton Mothers have been Zena Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Loon the Inspiration of many delight-1 ey, former Zena residents, gave an iliary. Of 14 mothers lathis sec- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. V" .De ine business ana Livesley. "Oiessionai women s ciuo. Tnis Mr. Graham played with splen- k0 n" ei apart May z lor did understanding of his instru- specm honor to mothers and t a nJ;i.v ui n . . 1 mnt and of the dltncuit ana mas- a guei wm is aoie is asaea M!; SS nM PSrV 1?' terful eoneerto of the great artist, to bring her mother. Miss Lola Stone and Miss Georrla. I m. I n t.wi- pr ma piaying was Deauuxoiiy ac-I jiuiiio viars. wui itb violinists, Virginia Graham, Wal-1 honor guests. Miss Irene Breit- Monmouth. A rftnnar M.m.11. l lace Graham of Portland, jeanette I Baupt assisted by Miss Helen mentlnr mothers of var Ttftri I Scott, Mra. Harold Elbert, and I Breltha .pt will talk on the "Care was given Thursday night here at Mrs- Mary Talmage Headrick. and and Arrangement of Flowers." the homo of Mrs. O. C. Christen- MLs Lucille Cummlngs ot Port- actual demonstration of the talk aea by members ot the Legion aux- ,and tn Plho will add to the interest of the fltarr. nf 11 mniiN in ii. ... Abont ISO rnests were nresent i&hp& ful little social affairs during the I old-fashion M Aant at ht a.. I ttnn fht A I for th affair and advanced warm I Ttifi. i. k. k.. .j . past week and others are being ,em h Saturday night. At- Mra- E- M- LaP. utd a P'la for the presenUtlon ot the this time and will be under the '"Sday.Sun direction of the emblem com- tne enure c.y jomea w a u- " - " tne army, and another, DeForrest An inrormai recepuom louowea mittee of which Mlas Laura Hale serranc. " lu?,x:aKB"' x .l.,". I ana cure De Lapp, in the navy; Mrs. .WKU u u: I i chairman. Those to be lnltlat- uitunum wmta m-- i.u . cmiaren, jjorramo ana Dale, Mr. w. j. Muikey, whose grandson. r- wiuam waixon ana ea include Miss Clara Witt. Mrs churches were represented oy n.iv ant Amu I W. J. Mnlkev. v& m. miri n I Mrs. Conrad Paulas assisting Mrs. m.SLVl cVark: Mra. ASeU mIsI IS--Vn'Tn- 74 Holland and daughter La Verne. T ..T., "r rlXr'Vl Anna Kuna. Mia. Pearl Balry and V TI .v. . j;. I Mrs. Roy Kennedy and danzhtew. I " ir- Mrs. Blanche King. .Y' rZX" r IsabelU LUlIan and MnU. Wll- ! !' w-,.Arn,'nB. ?-, was in - Bu.ai u u auuca a v a j kii vu i . . i a rin v - na rm m usi m m a " Mrs. Jonn Robins acted as ores ident for the Tuesday afternoon1 T. W. C. A. meeting held in the organization hall. Mrs. W. M. Thnma taut Arri Ia1I The newly organUed Women .i.winn. v. t,, vi-i. i . I " - m" " . . w..u. U4 J wmca uu rata Rauhnt accompanied by Miss mewing 011 rouixa Monoay Helen Rex. Motber'e day was ob- mvuiu . ui iia uu.oi, served by a story given by Mrs. voBipouwt ii meeuaa icuwi- saraa Oliver. The address ot the uled for Monday, May xz, to afternoon was given by Rev. Guy Monday. May St. DrtlL Plans were made for m. all- This action was taken because yer medal contest in the early several members were planning part of June. on attending the northwest dis trict conference at Victoria this coming week. Unitarian Women Plan Luncheon The members of the Unitarian Womens' Alliance will enjoy luncheon meeting at 1 o'clock in the Emerson room of the church Friday afternoon. Reservations are to be made with either Mrs. F. J. Goode- nough or Miss Ethel M. Fletch er. There will be a program fol lowing the luncheon hour. Mrs. Jack Vicary who recently underwent an operation at the Deaconess hospital is reported as improving satisfactorily. Chapter G will Meet At A. T. Wain Home Chapter G of the P. E. O. Sis terhood will meet Thursday after noon with Mrs. A. T. Wain on Jet-, ferson road at 2: SO o'clock. Mrs. H. S. Poisal and Miss Aa- ora Welch are the assisting host esses. The afternoon is the usual Mother's day observation of the chapter and also guest day. Mrs. R. H. Clark entertained Saturday for Mrs. Glen Graham formerly of Salem but visiting here now from San Diego. Cal. Additional guests at the Clark home for the week end were Rev. R. E. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Will McCornack and Don Clark of Eustene. who came to surprise Mrs. -Clark on her birthday an niversary. Mrs. Fred Zimmerman will bo assisting hostess for the Naomi circle of the First Methodist church this afternoon when it meets with Mrs. Mary Reeves, at her home. 1895 Center street, at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Henry O. Miller will en tertain with a social afternoon at her home on Kearney street. Friday afternoon beginning at 1 o'clock for the Hal Hibbard aux iliary. Mrs. Glen Graham and daugh ter Nancy Ann of San Diego. CaU are the guests of the R. H. Clark and George Lamberson families. Mm Sunday morning the Sunday SSnSJR.11 LloVd Harnmel. was 1. Women of RotarV school at the Methodist church 7I w, .,? XmEstW Virginia regiment: Mrs J men or rVOtary opened with a short program Mr and Mr M,lt & -2 Postpone Meeting honoring mothers. The leagues of "a .monf,? Loan, overseas 18 month, with . 6 the church had charge of arrange- :I7 "rA"r": array, now a Portland ohvaidan: mfit fnf thin I vuuuro, nwu ana w r r.. r t, , "The Junior"Endeavor society SHS; Bt& SKf ace, waalta army" and Mrs Lou ot the Christian church presented "TO;. " 1m Ju.en. son-in-law. O. S. Chrta- a special Motners way program ' " I" tensen. was In army overseas Sunday night at the church in . - A"Z.7Jr - .r m- Cooper. It, was the oldest honor of the motners of tbe Mr v w w r 1 mother present members. A phogram of music, l f -' .r.,-"-" 9in. ati f. IO 4 chUdren, Ance, Wllma sented between $ and 1 o'clock. vtT rVn nT. City. Mrs. E. C. Gordon. Members ot the Junior high fl"dqJf!S iAMhnJEnue?' Mrs. who la leaving soon tor Albany to . , n . ni'M stamieid. Mr. and Mrs. I mak hr Vnm a tea for their mothers from 2:30 nU "X" ""I0'' "T. win.5 r "? Kastern star to 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon IvV,"!- 1 i 1 . , , onaay nigni. Mra. ooraon is It the Methodist r.hnrch Mis. S""""' Ricnaid " Jewe , Mr. chaplain ot the chapter here and Edna snenker dean of airls. had ",1mre- v' Peian d son has been an active member. She a discussion group for the moth- present! or. rorpil!nr fh nlana tnr th -UB cemug. - a r i -n.. i-i i ... , Girl Reserves activities next year. Gates. Twenty eight mem- 7 , S l,L inw "v. I V? The Missionary society gave a bers of the imnrovement elnh I T." , . . . uu. benefit tea honoring mothers and were present for the meeting of Kd sTvi i . m the proceeds of which will be us- the club Thursday afternoon. hon?tFi Ar,Sk ed for the old people's home a Mrs. Ruby Horner, recently elect- f8 nLber of member? weX S1m Tlina nnuiMi fnr tlin mntt . . . ... ... " " u Iu "VI ot memreri were part gave one cent for each year of their mother's age. Mrs. H. J. Iverson was in charge of arrange ments. Readings were given by Mrs. George Isrealson and Mrs. H. Davis; Mrs. F. A. Moore and Mrs. W. Graham sang a duet; Mrs. C. J. Hall talked on mothers. Mrs, Storting Tuesday Morning Gearing out oar stock preparatory to closing salesyard for the season rvergreea Shrubs at 20c, 30c, 50c Hundreds of shrubs and trees at reduced prices BUT NOW and SAVE. Ton can plant with safety in spits of the lateness of the season, doe to cool moist weather PEARCY BROS. NURSERY Ml Ne. Chare St ketweea Ceart and Chesoekete Iverson presided at the tea urn on the ' Mothers' Day. during the refreshment hour. She was assisted by Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Graham, yMcm. vi mo yrwoiu- ia attendance. At a late hoar a ed. The program for the after-J lunch was served by Mrs. W. W. noon was in aeepmg wun Motn- Mason. Mrs. Robert Schroeder ers' aay and consisted of a vo- and Mrs. Holthouse. cal solo by Mrs. Still man. a vlo- A number of chapter members lin solo by Mrs. Russel Lake, expect to go to Albany May IS, accompanied by Mrs. Ruby Win- where they will be guests of Bar ters, a talk by Mrs. Irrin Lawson zlllsl chapter for the district meeting. Jefferson The Past Noble Grand club of Mt. Rebekah lodge was presented with a gift during I entertained in honor of Mother's aay, mursaay aiternoon in tne lodge rooms of the Odd Fellows hall. An original poem was read by Mrs. Grace Thurston, as a tri bute to the P. N. G. This was carried out by Miss Addle Llbby, Mrs. Lee WeUs. Mrs. Hugh Bil yeu. Mrs. K. S. Thurston, and Mrs. R. W. Curl. A reading on "Mothera" was given by Mrs. Wil liam Skeltoa. A comical comedy skit was given by Mra. Maude Blackwell and Mrs: Hugh Bllyeu, The program closed with songs by Miss Bertha "Dillon and Miss Mande Durfee. Mrs. Russel Lake celebrated . . her birthday also. Mrs. Lake has w . c . Monmoutn. one or tne most been a resident of Gate, since Lit8'.1" AJSS" ?? . j . m I .v. . n,,i .Amt.. w4vl wuco I was mil xor waica an. j. o. i- airs. a. urmae. Airs. Lieo nu i " e """'"s " i rtanviitAra dnimi h.u k v. i . m j Mrs Bert Dal were f J ml t7rnon whenThe S-d Ladies' Aid society of the Metho- Poweir from Albany. She was and tneir my8tery mothers all isrre group of frlenda at bridge. aist cnurcn at wmcn time motners Krauea iron me oates scnoou participating. Their banquet was ani at the 4.30 o'clock tea all the were honored. I Late In the afternoon a de-1 t the Flovd De Lann home with I .nnanrf.A .,,r. tmm th The Girls league of the high Hghtful luncheon waa served. At colorful spring flowers used pro-1 training school were additional school gave a lea Friday after- the next meeting of the club, fuseir. TmifvMnsi rnrun hnn. I twM . um.. w. noon in honor of their mothers. I which will be June 15. arrance-! oneta nd ttratlT hnd -maili 1 1 u.nn tn f nrw ments have been made to have j place cards were used on the long I mer Dodds and Mrs. Elmer Pen- n.t. mi., lr 1 ovuoouu ui Aiuau,, Due. 1 laum wuors uie UUI iuck uauuuev OPI1. In f thl Wnlormn ... norm?c wSSS , Kel"rA-J. liF.? Wednesday. Announcement of the I X . . . s . i ", ' - i yL " . , , liZ By ANNS ADAMS You'll count the hours until you actually wear this delightful frock . . . so send for your pattern im mediately! It you adora a white 4 Organdie flouce, you'll fashion your frock as shown in large Sketch. If you revel in puffed leeves and tucks, follow the small Tiew. Or better yet, maks , two frocks from the aame pattern and keep up with fashion's little hicks. Perky buttons fasten the yoke, and pointed skirt seaming is imart and slimming. Floral prints are ravishing this , season . . se- Vect one of them. Pattern 2S99 may he ordered inly la sixes 14, IS, 18, 20. S2, 24, U. S and 40. 81xo If requires ill yards 39 inch fabric and k fard contrasting. Illustrated ctep- 1 ly-step sewing instructions inciua si with this pattero. Vint meeting of the grange agri cultural and home economics committees of the county was made. The meeting will be June 7 at union Hill grange hall. Lnn i gaa fUtMa (15) la Mias mt stamps (coloi prfm4). U tala Mttara. Writ pUlaly tw uii, addxMa and 'style anasw. , B amr U itata aU. waaUd, , i 8U tmt tta Aaaa A4sJ. ' aaiaa kck. It eoatala 83 olorfal pagaa at fc'aly raria-latplr ad aU fav avary sawiag aaaa, aad skews B to fee able at every hew at tte day. Xery atyla la erartle. ml. as4 easy ta suka. There are BMdcla for the Urn flgare aai Mu el aaUshtrol loaler aai UaV Ale ctyles. Levely Hararie. aa ae . eeaeary yattena, tee. Price ef cata Uc fifteea eeata. eatalef aa4 yaV tore , togetha tweyUTe eenia. . AeareM an ataU eriars t The Ommo Suteasaa Fatten XHpert aMab tit W. lTth streeV Terk tity. ; ' .... . ed to by giving a favorite fruit and Miss Mona Yosburgh. a piano I of Salem were entertained at the and how to preserve It. soio by Helen Gosser, a duet or I home of their president, Mrs. c. Miss Violet Walla oe and Miss Ruth Maers were numbers on the Woodburn. The W. C. T. TJ. program proceeding the fine talk iv" U""J;." its meeting at the home of given by Mrs. A. J7 Smith, an ex- ;rru"c.u".-":.. T 1 o;r: I Mrs. J. D. Woodfln on Young missionary to China. street. Friday afternoon. Miss 1 Talma Kelso was in charge ot Daisy Frederick was in charre I the program. Mona Yosburgh, the Hickethler. Hostesses were Mrs. of devotions. I table, Catharine Applewhite, cor- Mark Kills, Mrs. O. W. Wood, Mrs. Reports of the county conven- sages and Barbara Whipple, place A. D. Cox, Mrs. Roy Kenyon, Mrs. tion recently held at Salem were! cards. I Mabel Ross. this meeting are Mrs. Geneva Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Humphreys, Miss Hertense and Jeptha Hunt. At the close of the business session a program hon oring Motber'e day was given a C. Cole ot Keixer, recently. The program consisted ot read ings by Mrs. Reasoner and Mrs. diversion of clever games. In Ray; vocal numbers, Mrs. Drill; charge of Mrs. Noth ana Mrs. A program in observance " of Mothers' day followed. Readings! were given by Mrs. W. D. Sim mons, Miss Ina Bonney, Mrs. fAtnr f whiM. u a mother'B lTen by Mrs. C. J. Rice, Mrs. contest with prizes awarded as Annette Simmons, Mrs. Ida Bren- h follows: The mother ot the larg- Ber n James lanaon. est family. Mrs. Bertha Darby; the oldest mother. Mrs. Myra ! Fischer: the youngest mother, Mrs. Vera Scott: the tallest moth er, Mrs. Bertha Darby and the j Oscar Allen and Mrs. Ida Brea- short est mother. Mrs. ennsuna i non. axter wmcn refreshments Jones. Additional program num-1 were served by the hostess. Mrs, bers were a piano solo by Mrs. I Woodfln. The next meeting will Bertha Darby, a vocnl solo oy I be : held at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Jennie Humphreys and j Carrie, Young, June t, and will Mother's Day readings By Mrs. j be s foreign missionary meeting. Christina Jones. Mrs. Myra is-i . e ,e cher. Mra. Vera Scott and Mrs. Edvtho Muikey. I i wooaoura Tne Misses Alfa L.yue ana oiaays Adams were Haxel Green The Otterbein Joint hostesses to the members of Guild and Christian Endeavor Chapter J. P. E. O. at the homo gave a Mother's day program Sua- of the former oft Harrison street, dar nliht. The program was pre- Thursday eneving. Ren call was seated by Leonard Rutherford, responded to with "The hook I Nora Rutherford, Imogen Wood, j like." -. A book review on "Lost Lucille Wood. Stella Cook, Beulah j Laughter" by Matel Howe Fan- Cook, Nora and Edna Rutherford ham, was given by Mrs. Kather- aad Ellen Smith. - " j ina Powell, city librariaa. A tea- turo of the evening waa a beauti- Aaburn The Auburn Woman's ful birthday cake with lighted ta- club met at the home of Mrs. pers which honored the birthday Catlhreth. oa the Fruitland road, and wedding anniversary of Mrs. Tha afternoon was spent In con-j Frank Settlemier, who also re versatia and admiring the beau-1 cetred several lovely girts. Ra- ttfal new home which - has Just j freshments were served by the Mn ftmniitprt - - - i nest esses. Come With the Crowds to Johnson's THE STORE FOR LADIES 464 - 466 State St Wednesday only just one day sale, folks as these dresses wont last Ions at the price.. Silk Dresses, Rayon Dresses, Knit Dresses regular values up to $5.95. We are ffoinff to clean them out quick while they last, your choice, - OF THE WEEK NO W! r' a-. a mm vt 7- i ty' '! 01.9S ft 95 and THese groups include silk crepes in plain and prints. Some are made with short puffed sleeves, others havi long sleeves while many are made with no sleeves but have the bridge jackets. You will find a frock for every requirement light and dark shades, plain and prints, one and two piece. Yes, party frocks are included in both crepe and satins. ; No Approvals No Refunds $2o No Changes at This Price XI t Appreciate Yczr Pdrczsse This Is aa exceptional dress event and we would suggest thai yon make year selections early; we cannot re-bay to sell at these rices. THE GREATER SHIPL STORE : . Quality Merchandtea Popular Prices