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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Sunday Morning, December 3, 1935
PAGE NINE
Socie
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Jessie Steele, Society Editor
Light Bearers Feted !
On Friday
Th Older Light Bearers of the
First M. E. church were invited
to the home of Mrs. A. A, Lee
Friday afternoon. Games were
enjoyed and a King's Herald band
was organized.
Officers of the new group are
Miss Josephine Morse, president;
J.iiss Ernestine Frederickson, vice
"president; Miss Verne Scott, re
cording secretary; Miss Jean Jud
son, treasurer; and Miss Gene
Tier Wlnslow, mite-box secre
tary. Mrs. Lewis Neet will act
as supervisor.
Luncheoa was served at a ta
ble centered with a large basket
of fruit and nuts flanked by sil-
pers. - -
The- next meeting will be held
Craven Home Opened
For Party ' ;
' Mrsl Ronald Craven and Miss
Hazel Schutt invited a group of
friends to the Craven home on
Kingwood Heights for an evening
of bridge Saturday night. The oc
casion was in honor of the host
esses birthdays.
Bidden were Miss Bertha Preul,
: Miss Alice Lenoire, Miss Lois Stei-
nke. Miss Dorothy Dalk, Miss Ha
tel Schutte, Herbert Hobaon.
Ralph Foster, Arnold Taylor, Mar
tin Anderson, Henry Roric and
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Craven. "
Smiths Honor Guests
At Affair
The golden wedding annivers
ary of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Smith
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Uniisual Gilts to Make for Christmas
ROSE STAR ONE PATCH
PATTERN 534
This is the famous Laura
Wheeler one-patch quilt. Simple
to cut simple to make es
quisite when finished it has all
the ideal qualities that the needle
woman looks for in a quilt. In
design it resembles the rose win
dows of the old cathedrals, and
it takes no imagination to visual
ize it if carried out in similar
beautiful colors. As shown, each
was obesrved last weekby a din- biocK is maae or me same maier
ner given at the E. F. Whelau ials. However, it i3 very hand
home. Covers were placed for 11 &ome when made of scraps of niat
at a table decorated in pink and(erial with each rose star in dif
green. i ferent colors. In the pattern, color
Mr. and Mrs. Smith were mar-j
riei at Turner November 20, 18S
and have lived in the same home
that Mr. Smith inherited from his
parents ever since." It was built
in 1874.
Woodburn. "The Indians of
Arizona, New Mexico and Old
Mexico" is the title of the speech
Prof. F. E. Dunton, principal of
Molalla grade school, will give
Wednesday afternoon at the regu
lar meeting of the Wroodburn Wo
man's club. Mr. Dunton has had
much experience and traveled in
these sections. Prof. Dunton will
also have on display an extensive
exhibit of articles collected in
his visits to these places.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Elburn
T. Simms, Mrs. F. W. Settlemeir.
Mrs. Jack Kennedy and Mrs.
Henry Hall.
suggestions for doing this and for
making the quilt as shown ere
given.
Pattern 634 cornea to you with
complete simple, instruction for
cutting, sewing and finishing, to
gether with yardage chart, dia
gram of quilt to help arrange
the blocks for single or double bed
siz and a diagram of block which
serves as a guide for placing the
patches and suggests contrasting
materials.
Send 10 cents for this pattern
to The Oregon Statesman Needle
craft Dept., 215 South Commer
cial street, Salem,
The Rebekahs will meet for
their regular business and a so
Rowes Entertain on
Thanksgiving
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rowe were
hosts Thursday for a charmingly
appointed Thanksgiving dinner. A
basket of gold and orchid chrys
anthemums centered the table
flanked by orchid tapers.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Margaret Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. For
rest Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. H. Fight
leson. Mrs. Grace Thompson, Miss
Kathryn Rowe, Miss Faye Thomp
son, J. Morgan Cook and hosts,
Mr.' and Mrs. Harry Rowe.
Mrs. James
hosts.
Dorman and the
Liberty. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Dencer were hosts at a beautiful
ly appointed Thanksgiving dinner.
Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. R. Lathrop of Camas, Wash.,
Mrs. Opal McKenny, Mrs. R. L.
uicu tegular uuaiucoa auu ov- . T, , m n -
cial evening Monday in the Odd an?, Ke "Jm. .
rnw. i,Ti ot 7-3(1 m All Jefferson; Mr. and Mrs. H. Gittle.
Rebekahs are invited to attend.
The degree team will practice for
initiation Monday, Dec. 11. when
the state president makes her
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Balke, Bobby Balke,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Dorman all of
Salem; Mrs. Jennie Dorman, Miss
Frances Harlan, Mr. and Mrs. E
Dencer, Walter Dorman, Mr. and
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FEUKSES
The Chi Delta Delphians will
meet Monday afternoon at 2 p. m.
at the home of Mrs. J. T. Delaney.
Mrs. L. D. Lambeth will be as
sistant hostess. Mrs. Ralph Kletz
ing will give a book review and
tea will be served late in the afternoon.
B.P.W. Card Club
Entertained
Miss Juana Holmes andv Miss
Merl Dimlck were hostesses Fri
day night' to the card club o f
Business and Professional Wom
en's club at 607 N. Commercial
street.
Mrs. R. L. Tower of Seattle was
a special guest. Members present
were Miss Ruth McAdams, Miss
Edith Burch, Miss Lois Ohmart,
Miss Josephine Shade, Miss Clara
Witt, Miss Helen Louise Crosby,
Miss Daisy Haycen, Mrs. Winifred
Herrick, Mrs. Blanche Hing and
Mrs. Lillian Cad well.
Sigma Nu Delphians
ITo Meet
; The Sigma Np Delphians will
meet at the public library at 2
o'clock Monday afternoon. .
"Renaissance in France" will
be the topic discussed by Mrs.
Hugh Latham, Mrs. O. 8. Paxsoo,
Mrs. George Rossman, Mrs. Lewis
Griffith, Mrs. R. D. Paris and Mrs.
Russell Catlln.
Mrs. W. O. Stacey will present
a book review.
Pleasant View. A miscellan
eous shower was held Saturday for
Mrs. Leone Clark, a recent bride,
at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Frank Cook.
Those present were the bride.
Leone Clark, Mrs. Janie Christ
man of Mt. Angel, Mrs. Addie
Smith, Scotts Mills, Mrs. Wanda
Edland, Monitor, Mrs. Corder, Cal
ifornia, Mrs. Jennie Farr, Mrs
Inez Dunbeck, Mrs. Minnie Mc-
Kinney, Mrs. Mae Hadley, Mrs.
Gertrude Kennies, Eula Hennles,
Margaret Miller, Margaret Schil
lings; Mary Schillings, Florence
Jarman, Pauline .Whipper, Ber
nice Whipper, Mary Schifferer,
Lydii Schifferer, Frances White
head, Elizabeth Hennies, Bertha
Booth, Agnes Booth, Hazel Morris,
Nettie Morris, Mary Morris, Anna
Kunke, Eva Cummings, Reba
Russell, all of Clovedale; Marjorie
Pickard of Marion, Helen and
Helena Witzell, Lavern White
head, Nellie Given, Mrs. Herbert
-Witzell of Turner, Mrs. H. F.
Shanks of Salem, Babe Cook, Mrs.
Stanton, Opal Bower and the
hostess, Mrs. F. M. Cook.
The Marion County Veterans
association will meet in Miller's
hall Thursday. The business ses
sion will convene at 10 a. m.,
there will be a potluck lunch at
noon and a program at 2 p. m.
All veterans of patriotic associa
tions are invited.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Thorpe had
as Thanksgiving guests Mr. and
Mrs. William Steele of California.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bishop left
Saturday night for a ten-day trip
to California. Mr. Bishop will at
tend the National Chamber of
Commerce convention in Sacra
mento and Mrs. Bishop will visit
friends in San Francisco
Miss Gusie A. Mies spent
Thanksgiving with relatives and
friends at the home of her moth
er, Mrs. Ida Niles. She returned
to Portland Thursday night to
continue her studies at the Uni-
Thomas Home Opened
For Dinner
A large Thanksgivlng'gathering
waa observed Thursday at. tne
home of Mr. and Mrs. L W.
Thomas on Edgewater street.
Covers 'at dinner were placed
for Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ailor and
daughters Miss Eloise .and Miss
Thelma of Monmouth, Mr: and
Mrs. A. F. Thomas, and daughter
Miss Doris, Mr. and Mrs. A. M.
Ruggles of McMInnville, Mr. and
Mrs- Lyle Thomas, Mr. '-and Mrs.
A!, R. Akers and son Tommy and
hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and
children Bill and. Miss Ruth
Thomas.
Silverton The marriage of
Misg Gladys Vivian Burk, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Burk.
toj Ralph Glenn Sayage, son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Savage or
Salem, waa solemnised at a pretty
wedding at the borne of the bride's
parents Thursday night at 7:30
o'clock. Rev. Earl Cochran, pas
tor of the Salem Calvary Baptist
church, read the single ring cere
mony as the eouple. took taetr
places before an Improvised altar
near the large fireplace. The al
tar was banked with . evergreens
and bronz . chrysanthemums and
was lighted by pastel - shaded
candles.
Ernest Savage- played the organ
as the bride, gowned in white
ankle length dress of heavy satin,
came in on the arm of ber father;
who gave her in marriage. She
carried a shower bouquet of white
rosebuds and greenery. Preceding
her to the altar was her sister
Miss Myrtle Burk, as bridesmaid.
gowned in deep bloom and carry
ing an arm bouquet of chrysan
themums. The bridegroom was attended
by his brother William Gilbert
Savage. Evelyn Beckner sang sev
eral selections during the evening.
Following the ceremony a buffet
supper was served with Mrs. Burk
and Mrs. Savage presiding.
The guest list included Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Rickman, Bernlce and
Mildred Rickman, Mr. and Mrs.
John Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Brown, Virginia Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. Scheeler, Irene Scheel
er, Mrs. Sophls Wheeler, Donald
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gil
bert and Waldo Gilbert, Mr. and
Mrs. Caroll Poole, Russel Robin3,
Hazel Mason. Mrs. Fay Shermon.
Henry Fischer, William Lawrence,
Ernest Savage. Mr. and Mrs. Wil
lard Savage, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Savaee, Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Evans, Vicker Wagers. Milton
Savage, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E.
Greenwood, Dorothea, Ernest and
Marjorie Greenwood, Mr. and
Mrs. S. A. McFadden Rev. and
Mrs. Earl Cochran.
Playing Tricks
Value Showril
By MRS. WILLIAM II. QUINN
Statesman Tournament
Conductor
Today .Mrs. William H. Quinn,
Culbertson associate, explains
boards S and It, which were
played in both sections at the
closing night of The Oregon
Statesman's bridge tournament.
Her statement on the bidding fol
lows. She deals especially with the
playing trick values in each hand.
The hand:
North
4QJH
V K 10 9 8 2
A4
West
A A 8 S 2
98132
10 9
A4
East
4 10 6 5
(6 4
QJ
KQS7 5
South
AK7
. f A7S
K 10 7 5
J 4 2
East and west were vulnerable.
South, was the dealer.
The biddfng:
South West North East
Pass Pass IV (1) Pass
Zy (2) Pass 3y (3) Pass
3 NT (4) Pass Pass Pass
(1) Three honor tricks and a bid
dable heart suit.
(2) 3 playing tricks:
K7 -1
A 7 3
K 10 7 5
J 6 4 2 ,
2 honor tricks,. plus 1 long
, suit trick plus' y short suit
trick equals Stt playing
tricks
(3) North's hand contains 5 Vi
playing tricks:
Q J 9 4
H K10 9 8 2
1 A4 .
' " 1 A 3
3 honor tricks plus 2 long
suit tricks equals 5 playing
tricks (long suit tricks inM
hearts equal 1 each).
(4) South completes the picture
of his hand.
Mott to Address
Chamber Monday
Congressman James W. Mott,
wlw leaves Wednesday for the
national capital, will address the
chamber of commerce luncheon
meeting Monday on "National
Problems and the Next Session of
Congress.! Addresses of this type
have been unusually popular at
the chamber sessions this fall and
winter, so preparation is being
mde for another capacity crowd.
versity of Oregon Medical school. Mrs. V. S. Cole.
The Leslie Ladies' Aid society
will meet Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock in the church Par
lors. Mrs. Ralph Thompson is
chairman of the committee In
charge, assisted by Mrs. John Ber
telson. Mrs. C. T. Mclntire and
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A Joyous Word
But a source of worry to
many just because they
have not asked about our
budget plan . . .
Our Entire Stock of High Grade Dresses
Going Regardless of Former
Prices
As usual, you can be sure that these
dresses are from our regular stock.
You've seen them . . . admired them . . .
now you can have them at a fraction of
their former vaalue.
A few
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fhis store will play a great part in this year's Christmas program.
A goodly multitude will avail themselves of the invitation issued to
day to "Buy Now, Pay Later."
They will get the things they have always wanted to be able toj give
and they will pay m reasonable weekly or monthly payments, j
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In this way, instead of being a financial burden and a grievous worry,
Christmas will become what it was intended to be, a very deep and
lasting blessing.
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next year. j
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Woodmen Initiate
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Marking the first initiation of
women into the Salem camp of
the Woodmen of the World, a
big program is planned for the
group Friday night, December
8. A uniformed women's drill
team and women officers from
Portland will put on the Initia
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