Society News arid; Club Affairs
Jessie Steele; Society Editor:
Sigma Tau Hosts
At Out-Door
Party
Sigma Tin fraternity entertain
ed Saturday nlsht after the Wil
lamette - Monmouth football gam
with an oat-dobr fireside party.
Clara cbowder was semd and the
group enjoyed a marshmallow
roast and- alnalng.
Guests of the fraternity: were:
the Misses Margaret Haif.: Lola
Underwood, Frances Stewart,
Jane Ftsher, Dortby Dalle. 5 Char
lotte La Due, Virginia Waasam,
Betty Mart la, Ruth Mort, Dorothy
Keetoa. Helen - Carlson. Martha
Warren,? Anna May Unrath, Paul
ine Moore, Gwendolyn Hunt and
Betty 8wif t. Patrons were Mr: and
Mr. Clay Kgeteton. ,
Hosts werei Charles Dunbar;
Gerald Sherman, ruee Ectaaan,
Earl Carkia, Wlnthrop Hender
son. Bill Miller, Jim ' Bennett.
Charlee French, Bob Hart. Earl
Henry, Bob Wayne, John Ross,
Bob- Jeff cott, Cecil Sheueraan,
Frank Haley. Ralph Fostor, koss
Gladden, Ralph Stearns. Chester
Banta. Glveen Bowe.KIy Swisher,
Ian MacDonald,. Don Egr, Louis
Turner and Dick Miller. .
Christian Church Has
Friday
The .Lookout committee of the I
intermediate groups of the First
Christian church sponsored an in
formal party Friday night. Tables
games were played la-the lire
place room followed by recep-
. tion.
O. J.. Hull and . Itev. . Guy JL.
Drill, were patrons for the grpnp.
Present were the Misses Louise
'Ashcraft. Geneva Earnest. Paallne
Barry. Erma. Cple, Nola Clara, ;
Elene Douglas, Shirley Dickey,
Marine Embrey. Coranell Fergu
son, Josephine Hull, Audrey Lai
Duke, Betty Rae McGahn, Glenva
-McReynoUs, Vivian Noth, Lenore
Putnam, Rath Reasoner, Gretchen
Steinke, Louise Thompson, Zella
Webb, GutneTere Wood, V e I m a
Wagner and Opal Yates.
Theron Ashcraft, Iryln BranahI
Howard Dickey, Glenn fitter, Bill
Jbdsoa, Werner Jackson. Glendon
La Duke, Tom La Duke and
Charles Rosa.' . ?
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Miss Katherine Corey
To be Hostess
' Miss Catherine Corey will be
hostess to her; bridge club when
she entertains! a group of the
younger set Wednesday evening.
Miss Margaret ! Wilson , will assist
her with serving.
Members of
Misses . Jeanne!
Hold. Peggy
its Hoffnell,
the club . are the
Wilson, . Virgin la
Goodfellow, . Ruth-
Margaret Wilson,
Kay Laughridge, Margaret Corey
and hostess, Katherine Corey,
Pattern
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1 IffcgW 1623
SOCIAL CALENDAR .
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. Tuesday, October 3
Bridge classes under direction of Mrs. William H.
' QqIdb, beginners at 2 p. m., advanced S:SO p. m. Tourna
ment at S p.- mv Marion Hotel. ' ?
- South DlTisIon, First Presbyterian church meets 1
' p. mi with Mrs. Edd S. Bjers, 10T7 S. High.
Presbyterian Young Married People group. Friendship
- class, pollack dinner : S 0 p. m. at church. Election of
Officers. " ! f"'' "
'Tuesday Bible ctass at ome of ,Mrs. C. A. Parky
Salem music teachers association meets with Miss
Dorottgr Pearce, 8 p. to.4
American . War Mothers regular business meeting,
S p. ra. American Lutheran church. -
W. C. T. TJ. meeting, hall on Commercial St., 2 p. m.
Mrs N. J. Reasoner, devoltlonal leader. .
Yomarco class, First M. E. church, home of Mrs.
Paul Johnson. 455 S. High, 2:30 p. m.
MacDowell .club - meets at Congregational church,
women's division at 7:30 p. m men's division 8: JO p. m.
Girl Reserve Mothers' meeting at home of Mrs. Percy
Keller. 7 $8 State St., t:15 p. m. .
Wednesday, October 4
Salem Dakota club basket dinner, home of W. J.
I.intoot, 360 S. Fawk Ave., $:S0 p. m. Bring own table
service. "
Leslie Ladles Aid homecoming in ;hurca parlors,
2 p. m. v
- Woman's Home Missionary society ' guest . day at
First M. E. church, luncheon at 1 o'clock, business meet
ing at 2:10.
French class, A. A. IT. W., 7: SO p. m. Eaton Hall.
Ladies Aid, First M. E. church, call meeting in church
parlors, 1:45 p. m. Report by committee on bulletins.
. KnigTit Memorial Ladies Aid business meeting, home
of Mrs. C. H. Talmage, 765 Center St. 2:39 p. m.
Thursday, October 5
Pringle Pleasant Point social club at home of Mrs.
George Gxabenhorst. 1655 Fir street.
The Hayesville Woman's club will hold its first meet
ing with Mrs. E. M. Bailey on the Pacific highway.
Woman's Relief Corps, all-day quilting bee at fair-,
grounds. Pot luck dinner at noon.
Friday, October 6
Y's.Menettes at home of Mrs. C. A. Downs, 2125 S.
High, 2:30 p. m. 4
Card club of B. P. W. at home of Miss May Cleveland,
241 N. High.
Englewood-Woman's club at home of Mrs. John
Barker. 1050 N. 19th, 2 p. m, Mrs. J. M. Scharf, speaker.
House Warming
Enjoyed on
Sunday
A dellrhtful buffet supper and
house-warming was given Sunday .
night by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cur
tis. Twenty-four guests were bid
den and the evening spent In
bridge and v Inspecting the
grounds of their suburban noma.
Present were- miss - isaoei
Cauda, "Eugene Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Oilman. Mr. ana Kira.
Don Hendrie, Mr. and Mrs. .E.
Lloyd Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Arlo
Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Wade, Mr. and Mrs. Ijoreo. Howe,
Miss Jessie Steele, John Nelson,
Mrs. Lillian CadweiL Miss Gene
vieve Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. vie
Jones. Mr. and Mrs. James wai
ter and hosts, Mr. ana mn.
Ralph Curtis. -
Girl Reserves to Give
Entertainment
Salem Girl Reserve groups are
making plans for an active season
this fall. A new members' cere
monial will take place October 19
with Mian Helen Brelthaupt in
charae. October 27 Mrs. Ruth Ver
steeg is directing a pageant xor
all Girl Reserve groups.
Friday, October , a party will
be held at the Y. W. from 7:30
to:30 o'clock for girls of Par
rish and Leslie schools. Mrs. G.
F. Chambers and Mrs. Floyd
Miller are in charge of refresh
ments as advisors to the seventh
grade of Parrisu school. The
eighth and ninth grades of Par
rish are in charge of the program.
with Miss Florence Zweifel as ad
visor to the eighth grade.
. Girl Reserves from Leslie
school will plan the decorations
with Miss Rosetta Smith as ad
visor. Wednesday, October 11, Mrs
Elizabeth Gallaher will continue
her class in group leadership at
4 p. m. at the Y. W. Anyone in
terested in girls' work is invited
to attend.
Woman's Club at Mill City Opens
; Year With Gathering This Evening
Surprise SKower Given Mrs. Phillips at Home
In Mehama; Liberty Group to Meet
West
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fui ritv. The first meeting
the, vitLCilr Woman's club for
the winter will be held Tuesday
night,. October 3. t tne nome
Mrs. R. L. Cooper. Mrs. . m.
plnwall is president of the club,
Mrs T. W. Allen first vice-presi
dent, Mrs. HM-bm senroeaer
ond vice - president, au.
Ladd secretary, Mrs. John Dawes
treasurer, ana wrs.
: Schroeder, . child , weUare chair
man.;
ifi,i. var thft nresident has ap
pointed two members, Mrs. Char
n.ntrr and Mrs. Herbert
tea : ...
Schroeder. who wm naiuW
members of the ciu i
charge of the program ior c-v-meeting,
and these twomembers
appointed will arrange
digram. The annual "red letter
Slrand "guest day" will be held
the same as in termer years me
club has a membership of 3 a.
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Tua A surprise shower
was givenior Mrs. Keith Phillips.
(BeuUh Otimger;. r.v
luncheon was served to Mrs. Boy
ington. Mrs. Moc, Mrs Ludger-
wood. Mrs. tison.
Mrs. woijaeu,
Hughes, Mrs. Frame. Mrs. H.
PhUlips, rs.- -s"v Vfi;; rather
ers; Mrs. Dickson and Miss Esther
Blum. '
-
i Otto Witt was
hos els to the members of the . mis
..-tT of the Presbyterian
! 1WUW -m-ith
(church Thursaay ueiuuUU,
N' M. E. Hendricson. whose
, , a
Mftbdar was weanesaay
specially complimented guest oi
i .n.i.Fr. The tonic was "Out
iook tor the Year" handled
wfth Mrs. O. C. HU teams
leader.,
Independence Winston Pur
vine son of Mr. and Mrs Dane
Purvine and jVeta Mae Lamb,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs." P. A.
Lamb, were united in. marriage
by Rev. Patterson of the Albany
Lutheran Church Thursday after
noon at 2 o'clock. The ceremony
was performed at the home of
the bridegroom before Immediate
friends and relative.
Mr. Purvine was graduated
from high school here where he
was very active In debate work.
He graduated last year from Al
bany college. Mrs. Purvine at
tended high school here.
They will make their home on
farm in the Buena Vista dis
trict.
Hubbard Mrs. Neva McKen-
zie was a charming hostess Sat
urday for members of her bridge
club and a few additional guests.
The rooms were pretty with
varicolored asters. High scores
were won by Mrs. Waldo Brown,
Mrs. L. A. Braden and Mrs. Or-
lie Boje. Marlon McKenxie and
Mrs. George Grimps assisted the
hostess. Mrs. C. H. Cleaver will
be the October hostess.
Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Kehrli of Eugene were din
ner guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Grim Saturday
night. Covers were placed for
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kehrii,
Mr. Byron Grim, Kenneth Grim
Jr.. Billie Grim, and Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Grim.
.
Liberty The Liberty Woman's
club will meet Thursday, October
5 at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Shattuck. Mrs. Claude Carson and
Mrs. C. W. Stacey will he assist
ant hostesses. Club study topic
will be "Western Europe .
: By ANNE ADAMS "
- The mode tells us to be as femi
nine and appealing as we know
" how and the new clothes play the
-fcV lead in creating that captivating
" ' mood. Lines are soft and smooth
how well this "charming model
".extols them! A bit of ruffling
frame" the face, the lace Jabot
- add a dainty touch, and as for tne
all important 'sleeve problem
here are three ways of solving it.
Yon might use a dull lustrous
satin, or. velvet. .
, Pattern 1623 is available in
Blxes 14, It, 18 20; S2, 84, J ,
38. 4t aad 42j Sise 1 takes Sfc
yards 39 inch fabric and yard
contrasting. Illustrated step-br-
- step sewing instruction included
with' pattern: . , , -
SUyton The next meeting of
i, irnmen's Uommumiy ciuo
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.ni ix hM October ana Hos
tesses for the afternoon are Mrs
Fred Hottinger. Mrs. Edw. j. isei
and Mrs. Eugene Ditter. The pro
gram will consist or musical num
bers and talks by airs, oeu ana
Mrs, R. G. Wood on their trip to
the world's fair.
Hubbard Miss Julia Zehner,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. W,
Zehner. and Kenneth Fisher Of
Oregon City were married with a
simple ceremony September 26.
Kids
You Overgrown
Remember how you used to
call the kids who wore glass
es "four-eyes"? And now,
they're probably not wearing
any, and yor. Their par
ents did tbesrikbt thing, cor
rected bad,Ison early. And
your clUldreV. . . ?
Culbcrtson New
Bid Explained
By MRS. WILLIAM He QTJTNJT ,
Authorized Culbertaon Teaeher
,i Studio Alder Park Shoppes
; Building, Portland . : "
I' Soatih Dealer ' .
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Kill -A-KJCS
East
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Sonth
The Bidding
West . North
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East
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At a dinner given Ely Colbert
son by tne outstanamg onags
clubs of California, Mr. Culbert-
Bon talked informally on. a new
orclng bid. He told us, with his
usual forceful manner, of situa
tions when powerful hand is
held and there is no biddable suit
with which to force. In these cases,
three-card suit headed by an
ace may be used to force, provided
the three-card suit is of a lower
ranking value. The above hand is
a typical example.
After West opens the bidding
with 1 Heart, East has serious
bidding problem in spite of its
honor strength. How can East give
a picture of the honor strength
held to his partner? Since the
adoption of this new bid. East
mar use the forcing take-out In
Diamonds. West will naturally as
sume that his partner has a bid
dable Diamond suit and 3' hon
or tricks. East is willing to create
a wrong impression because he is
In a position, if West supports tne
Diamond suit, to take him back
to Hearts. It is very Important
that the forcing take-out bid.
when nsed in a three-card suit, be
in a suit of lower value.
The play of the hand involves
a simple strip and end play. Can
you make a Hearts?
Y. W. C. A; Receiving
Registration
October 31 is the deadline, for
registration in the Y. W. C. A. be
ginning guitar and mandolin club,
although classes begin October 9
at 8 o'clock in the Y. W. lobby for
instruction in these Instruments,
One of the more unusual mu
sical organizations- of the Pacific
coast was the fretted ensemble of
52 members presented in a concert
last spring under the sponsorship
of the Salem Y. W. C. A.
The group was composed large
ly of students playing the Ha
waiian steel guitar, Spanish gui
tar and mandolin, who had re
ceived their beginning instruction
from the Y. W. C. A. guitar and
mandolin classes.
The beginners' club Is particu
larly organized to teach students
from the beginning under the
highly interesting, and effective
group instruction method. The en
tire instruction is based upon mu
sic fundamentals including ele
mentary harmony.
Last year s clubs were playing
orchestrations and performing in
public after eight to 12 lessons.
Various groups and individuals
from the several clubs made over
50 public appearances in Salem
and vicinity last winter.
Mrs. John Barker .will be
hostess to the Englewood Wom
an's club at her home, 1050 N.
19 th street at 2 O'clock Friday
afternoon. Mrs. J. M. Scharf will
be the speaker. Miss Maxine
Woodfield will present a piano
solo and assistant hostesses are
Mrs. J. C. Hill and Mrs. William
McMorr.
Fretted Ensemble oi Piiiy-Two Members
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The above ensemble wa presented in concert last season under the sponsorship of tin
Salem Yi Wt C, A. The YW opens fall classes tn mandohn-and guitar October 9, 4rev
titration for which Js now being received but will close-October SI;:
Mrs. P. Quisenberry '
To Entertain
Mrs. PV D. Quisenberry will
entertain at a bridge luncheon
this afternoon . for members of
her contract club. Fall flowers
will form the decorative note. ;
Members of the-club are Mrs.
Breyman Boise, Mrs. Charles Ro
bertson, Mrs. Gns Hlxson, Mrs.
Bert Ford, Mn. Frederic Decke
bach. Mrs. Asel Eoft, Mrs. Lewis
Griffith, Mrs. Richard Slater and
hostess, Mrs. P. D. yuisenoerry.
e
stavton A eroup of the young
er women nave orsT&nei ju
nior club and the' first meeting
was held at the home of Mrs.
Louise Dawes. Mrs. SalUe Kll-
llan was elected honorary presi
dent and will meet on alternat
lng Thursdays. Members are Mes-
dames L. N. Killlan. Albert uoz-
ler, Martin Gehlen, Marion Fresh,
Harold Church, Laurence smitn.
Lewis Pooler, Antony Mlchels,
Edith Missler, Chris Neitling, Ed
win Klecker. Lloyd Scranton, Lew
is Dawes and Miss Lucille Caspell.
Eldriedge Mr. and Mrs. Ches
ter Eaton who were married f e
cently at Vancouver are living at
the Kisset farm near Coacomley
station. Before her marriage Mrs.
Eaton was Miss Delvlna Wargnier
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Wargnier, long-time residents
here, a 8
Stayton Harry A. Walker and
bride, Frances Aileen Coshow, of
Brownsville, hare returned from
their wedding and honeymoon
trip and are domiciled in apart
ments above the bank. Mr. Walker
ia the bookkeeper at the Paris
Woolen Mills. They were married
September 23 at .Vancouver.
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HID In
SILVERTON, Oct. 2 Harry
Larson was the speaker at Trin
ity Young People's society Sunday-
afternoon, having, for his
subject Boy Scout 'Work.
Other numbers appearing on
the program Included a piano
solo, Mrs. Glenn Howe: vocal so
lo, Jimmy Nelson, accompanied by
Mrs. Alt O. Nelson; reading. Al-
thea Meyer; a group of vocal so-'
Jos, Harry Ssnaernd. accompan
ied by Peggy uopierud. la toe ,
absence of the president, . John
Goplerad, Harry Sannemd. vice ,
president presided. .
Hostesses at luncheon . were
Mrs. L. G. McDonald, Mrs. "John .
Kloster and Mrs. Harry Banner
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MOTT 13 SPEAKER
Congressman James W. Mott
completed a busy week of travel
through his district when he spoke
Friday noon at a luncheon of the
Rivera and Harbors congress at
Astoria. .v. .
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