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The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Friday Morning, December 21, : 1934
Society News and Club Affairi
Jessie Steele, 'Society Editor e
Reception is Slated
For Christmas
Night :
FRIENDS of Mr. and Mrs. D.
A. Hodge are Invited to call
i at their home on Chemeketa
street Christmas night, December
25, Inicelebration ot their golden,
wedding anniversary.
Honrs 'will be from 7 to 9
o'clock. The gnest rooms will be
beautifully decorated in the holi
day spirit. Presiding at the urns
the first hour will be Mrs. Wil
ls rd Crsven and Mrs. O. A. Krea
mer of Independence and the sec
ond hour, Mrs. H. J. Clement and
Mrs. Frank Power.
Assisting with serving will be
Miss Panline Todd. Miss Lola Mil
ler, Miss Dorothy Pearce and Mrs,
William Phillips. Mingling, with
guests about the rooms will be
Mrs.. .A... F. Marcus, Mrs. Amy
Mills, Dr. Helen Pearce and Miss
Mirpah Blair. t
Mr. and Mrs. Hodge were mar
ried in Cornwall, Ontario, in 1884
and eame west in 1879, settling in
Oregon where they have resided
ever since.
Zollie Volchok will spend the
Christmas holidays in Hollywood,
Calif., as a guest of Sol Dongin,
exploitation director of Warner
Bros.-' --i
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
Friday, December 21 -
North Salem W. C. T. U., 2 p. in. with Mrs. CM.
Roberts, 81s Shipping. : ;
. Three Link club Christmas party in afternoon,
I. O. O. F. hall.
In lobby of T. M. C. A.. 8 p. m. ftuthyn Thomas,
violinist, playing original compositions of Prof. Ruthyn
Turney. Public Invited. I
" Unitarian Woman's alliance, 1 p. m. luncheon, in
Emerson room. 4 . "
Hal Hibbard auxiliary Christmas party, 2 p. nu
with Mrs. Le Roy Hewlett, S15 N. Summer. -
Rickey Sunshine club with Mrs. W. F. Carothers,
1:30 p. ra. -
Sons of Union Veterans and auxiliary, 6:30 p. m.,
potluck supper and Christmas party with Mr. and Mrs.
E. B. Perrine, 775 N. Cottage.
Married People's class of First Baptist church, cov
ered dish supper, 6:30 p. m. at church.
Past Matrons dinner at J. E. Godfrey residence,
7:30 p. m. , . " '
. Saturday t December 22
Christmas missionary party for all juniors and
classes below at First M. E. church, 2 p. m.
Miss Daisy Mclntyre and Miss
Julia Ann Hoover left, yesterday
for Aberdeen, Wash., where, they
will spend the holidays with rela
tives. Miss Hoover, whose home
is lit Aberdeen, is attending Wil
lamette university.
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Christmas slioppseraibfy$
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NOTICE! For your convenience we will be open
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The Gift Store For Men
Miss Barham Gives
Gay Party
Miss Dorotny Barham was host
ess for a Christmas party Wednes
day night. Holiday greens decor
ated the guest rooms and the eve
ning was spent in games.
Miss Lorna Barham assisted the
hostess at the supper hour.
Those invited -were Miss Evelyn
Detlefs, Miss Irma Illert, Miss
Juanita Klinger, Miss Doris Gute
kunst, Miss Carolyn Brown, Miss
Marjorie Smith, Miss Lorna Bar
ham and the hostess,, Miss Doro
thy Barham.
Monmouth. The largest card
party of the season was an event
of Monday night when Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Tetherow, Mr. and
Mrs. George Cooper, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Conkey and Mrs. MIna Cor
nelius were hosts to 80 friends
in the Legion hall. Twenty tables
of bridge were in play, honors go
ing to Mrs. O. C. Christensen,
Mrs. James. Gentle, Ted .Graham
and Dr. L. E. Forbes. Invited
guests were:
Mr. and Mn. Glenn Hiltibrand. Miss
Glenn Hiltibrand and Mr. nd Mrs
Wmyne Rrid of Jndependeaee; Mr. and
Mr. E. a Col. Albany; Mr. and Mm.
Homer Sodda, Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
Chambers, Mr. and Mrs.- C. J. l)Ar
mond. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Cbristensen,
Mr. and Mrs. IX. it. Dewey, Mr. and
Mrs. Clay Egelston. Mr. and Mrs. Keel
Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Conrter. Mr. and
Mrs. Marion fresh, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Graham Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hill. Mr.
and Mrs. James Gentle. Mr. and Mrs.
H. Hacmeier, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Imt
enea. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Morlan, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Kerr. Mr. and Mrs.
Cart 1 Tenon.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. .Mnrdotk. Mr.
and Mrs. B. R. Follan. Dr. and Mrs. U
E. Forbes. Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Joaet.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred O'Rourke. Mr. and
Mrs. F. M. Both. Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
rowel i. nr. and Jtrs. waner tsmitn. Mr.
and Mrs. Merla Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.
O. A. - WoWerton. Mr. and Mrs. Orvil
White, Mrs. 8adi Smith, Mrs. Tehaa
Smith. Mrs. , Cora Riddel). Miss Kathar
ine Arbuthnot, Miss Morrison, Paul
Donfthty. J. C. Blevins, Paul Riley, Dr.
and Mrs. B. F. Bntler. and the hosts. ;
Jefferson. Mrs. Jack Perkins
was the inspiration for a shower
given Saturday afternoon at the
home of her mother, Mrs. W. C.
Looney. The Looney home was
decorated w i.t h " beautiful fall
flowers. Assisting were Mrs. Nor
ris Looney, Mrs. Weldon Looney
and Mrs. William Hart.
Dayton Twelve members at
tended the monthly meeting of the
Dayton Past ' Matrons club held
Tuesday afternoon at. the civic
club rooms. --
Election of officers resulted In
Mrs. Frank Hole being elected
president: Mrs;. Ida Bond, vice-!
president; : Mrs. Harry ; Gray, sec
retary-treasurer. :
SALEM'S LEADING MARKET
171 S. Commercial
Phone 8757
Buy your Christmas dinner at this market whether it
is fresh meat or turkey, goose or duck or chicken. We
guarantee the : finest of qti ality at competitive "prices.
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Merry
Xmas
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BERT
AVERY
; AL.
HENRY
FRED
RALPH
OR EN
CLAY
Happy
New
Year
We Thank All for a Fine Year
Smart Party Set
For Campbell
Home
M1
IL AND MRS. RALPH CAMP
BELL will be charming
hosts Saturday night when
they entertain their evening
bridge club. The Tooma will be
decorated with Christmas green
ery, a lighted tree and red and
green appointments,
i After the evening of contract,
the hostess will serve a late sup
per. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Helnlein
are additional guests.
' Members Invited are Mr. and'
Mrs. Richard Meyer, Major and
Mrs. Elmer Wooton, Dr. and Mrs.
V. E. Hockett. Mr. and Mrs. L. V
Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Harris Lieti
and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
CampbelL
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Musicians Gather for
Jolly Party : " .
The C. . C. McElroy home on
Wednesday night Was the scene
of one of the season's gayest
events, when the Mauna Loa club,
the Silver String orchestra and
the men's Plectrum Guitar band,
all under the direction of Mrs.
Priscllla Meisinger, got together
for their annual Christmas party.
IThe house was festive with
holly, mistletoe, red tapers; and a
brilliantly lighted Christmas tree.
The orchestra members all
brought their instruments, and af
ter a bit of music, the evening
was spent in cards, ping-pong
contests and other games, climax
ed by the distribution, by Santa
Clans, of the gifts from the heav
ily laden tree. Refreshments were
served at a late hour.
In addition to the orchestra
members, the following special
guests' were present: Miss Lacey;
Miss Williams, Miss Doris Whit
aker, Miss Helen McElroy, C. G.
McElroy. Billy Utley and Frank
Crawford. ;
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Rickreall Mrs; O. W. Kellogg
entertained the members of the
card club at the, home of Mrs.
W. W. Rowell Saturday evening. .
(Scores that have been kept
since beginning of the playing in
September were added, high
score for ladies was won by Mrs.
Rowell, and for men went to O. W.
Kellogg.
Play, Card Party 1
Scheduled . 1
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Friday night at St. Joseph's au
ditorium the St. Joseph's club,
composed of the younger members
of i the parish, are sponsoring a
turkey card party and the one act
play. rThe Valiant." -
The feature of the card party
will . be turkeys given away , as
prises. Both bridge and S 0 0 will
be played. -
The, one act drama "The Val
iant," will be presented after the
card players are finished. The
cast of the play Is as follows:
Warden Holt, Fred RIedy; Father
Daly, Don Mills; James Dyke,
Howard Amend, Jasephlne Paris,
Venita LaBranche; Dan, a Jailor,
Panl Keber and the attendant, Ed
Talbot. The play is being directed
by Dr. Harry Moran, well known
to Salem followers of the dramatic
art. - " ; . .;
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After the play refreshments will
be served. Miss Josephine Barr Is
general chairman and will be as
sisted by Miss Mary, Ellen Ham
mond. 4 '
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Spinsters' Ball Holds
Spbtlight J. ; V
. The - Spinster's formal Christ
mas ball tomorrow ; night at the
Marlon hotel will attract young
people from Eugene, Portland and
many neighboring cities. Reserva
tions must be in the hands of Miss
Dorothea Corey by tonight at S
o'clock. ' . -
Dick Mote's orchestra from
Corrallis wlH provide the music
In a smart night club setting.
Hours are from 10 to 2 o'clock
Saturday night. .. -
Mrs. John J. Roberts and Miss
Mildred Roberts are expected
home this weekend from New
York. Miss Roberts has spent the
past year studying In the east.
She Is a popular member of the
young set as well as a talented
violinisc
The International Brotherhood
6f Papermakers and Pulp and
Sulphite workers will . entertain
families and friends with a Christ
mas program tonight at 8:15
o'clock in the Fraternal temple.
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' Shaw. -The Catholic Women's
Sewing circle met Wednesday af
ternoon at the schoolhouse with
Mrs. Frank Schneider as hostess.
Mrs. Schneider was assisted by
Mrs. Mary Schmits in serving re
freshments. .
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Maccabees Enjoy
Annual Affair ,
The Maccabees annual Christ
mas party was held at the K. P.
hall Wednesday night. A. lighted
tree waa th center of decoration.
Mrs. Lyda Covalt was In charge of
the program which followed, the
treat for the children. -
A. B. Has sen, pianist, furnished
the music. David Case and Dickey
Case sang and Teddy Covalt gave
a reading.
Mr. and Hrs. John Taylor were
complimented on their 50th wed
ding anniversary. They received
several gifts. ':
Refreshments were served late
In the evening. ;
Out of town guests were Mrs.
Etta, Cave, Mrs. Christine Roddle.
Mrs. Mary Myers and Ralph RyaL
all of Portland, and Mrs. Terry
Robb, Mr. aad Mrs. John Tate and
daughter from Dallas.
Lions Make Children
Happy
Last night the Lions club enter
tained with its annual Christmas
party for children. . Dinner was
served at the Marlon hotel follow
ed by a tree, gifts and a program.
Dr. Carl Emmons, chairman of
the "Christmas Cheer fund, had
charge of the arrangements. Miss
Doris Unruh appeared In a group
of readings and there was special
music. , ' :
The children were taken home
at 9 o'clock after which Lions and
their wives danced and played
cards. Herman Lafky presented
the new members with club but
tons. : . , -
The younger piano students of
Miss Elma Weller will appear In
a recital and demonstration Frl-
Iday night at her studio, 685 N.
ia oeriy. Alias uorotay Borrego,
violinist, will be the assisting
artist..
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lachmund
will leave New Year's day for an
extended trip abroad, to be gone
until the late spring.
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Rubber Heels ..25c
Ladies' Half Soles 60c
Ladies' Heels ..20c
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