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unday Society, CluBs and Music Page 1 of The Statesman
JESSIE STEELE
" Society Editor.
Phone 9101 -
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Betrothal Told F riddy
; ; " i ! i- ii .. .1-' V ' - . V! '' A '-' . V "v.;-; -I - i i-'is
t or Olive
Edgar
:!X aiinounceo: at tne nome 01
IB " a
aav mem. una?e was enjoyea
supper was served.
Miss Rozan is the daughter
jran of Salem. Mr. King is the
King and a member ef Gimmao
Phi chapter ct Slsma Gamma PI
ma local cniDier lur iun dui
year. : r ; .,.0-
? Guesta : at the annoaneement
Tarty were MIbs Beulah Lames,
MIsi Genera Barr, Miaa -- Maiine
Miller, Mlas Nera ' Smith. Miss
Patricia Taylor, Mlas . Beatrice
Klee, Mist Maurine Carmlcal and
the bride-elect, Miaa Olive Rogan.
j Escort were Perry Andrews,
Jlollln Repine, Thomas Peterson.
Gordoa Reed Loula Cross, Ber
nard White. Arthur Stnbbertield,
,Carl Kliener and Edgar Kins.
lAlpha. Phi Alumnae
ta Meet , ' - , ,
1 Mrs iWllmer Wells baa Invited
alumnae of Alpha Phi Alpha tor-
: ority jto'i be her guests , Tuesday
night. I The business meeting: at
r8 o'clock will be followed by a so
cial hoar and late supper. .Miss
Lola German will assist the host
jess. L-V : :, .' :::?,;WT v ' '.
) ' Members bidden re Miss; Mar-
3orie Drorbaugh, Mlas, Mary
White;! Mlas Barbara Barbam,
.Miss Era Cochran, Miss Jean Mc-
Elhlnny, Miss Anna Calaba, Miss
Edythe Glalsyer, Mlsa - Helen
Moore,! Mlsa Helen Breithaupt,
Miss Loin Allen. Miss Velleda
Dhmart. Miss Harriett Adams,
Miss Mildred Lelghton, . Miss
Gladys; Taylor, Mrs. Harold
Heath. Mrs. Joha Schmidt. Jr.,
Mrs. Fran,cis Earnest, Mrs. - Roy
llarland, Mrs. i Truman Cam
mlngs,! Mrs. Francis De Harport.
Irs. Harold Elbert. Mrs. Albert
' Ehrlstenson, Mrs. Edward Raf
; tety, Mrs. George Neuman, Mrs.
: Floyd i Bailey and the . hostess.
Mrs; WUmer Wells. . ,
iit'i'v :-lj-:V,-..v?.;2X;
I ! ! HERE FROM CALIFORNIA
;,! Mrs. ! Max Ryland Is a house
is guest at the home of her parenta,
,Dr. aad Mrs. I. N. Sanders. She
will retara to her home In Oak
land, Calif., after this coming
week, i r . I- bX, . i :.;
Pattern
-'' ' "by ANNE ADAMS
Think what two smart blouses
nch as these, will do toward giv
ng your winter suit an air of.
prlngHir enlivening your aepar
te skirt! ; The tailored blouse.
ma its youthful collaiy buttoned
odice and short peplem, . would
ook so attractive in brightly- col
red Jersey or cotton broadcloth.
ind It may he made with ,Iong
r short sleeves. The other mod-
1 lovely in silk crepe . or- satin,
oasts a soft petal-like collar that
ipplea flatteringly, and graceful
leeves that may be gathered in-
o long trim cuffs, or -made into
i smart. three-Quarter ; length.
; toth of these chic models may be
asae wun the one pattern, j
Pattern S15S is arailable In
Ires 14, 16, IS, 20, J2. 34. 3.
S. '49 and 42. Size.lt takes 2
-8 yards at inch fabric for tall
red blouse and 2 3-8 yards for
rternoon blouse. Illustrated
tep-by-step sewing Instructions
acluded. - "... ...... : .; . ... .
Send fiftrca cents (15c) la eolm r
( itinpi (coins preferred) for Ibis
Anae Adams pattern. - Writ plslolr
name, sddress aad style anmber. Ba
sure to stata site. -
Send' far your copy f the Ana
Adams W later Fashiea Bfokt CrawaV
ed with aicloalra patterns for th
rhild. the yoanr tirl cad th astro.
Price ot book (ifteea costs bat wheo
ordered with aa Anae Adsms Pit
irrn it It only ten coat. . Tweaty
tire cant for both.
Addrei order to Th Oreffo
Ftieraa patters) Oept, SIS Soutk
Commercial street. Salem. Make aee.
eary oaelosares. Voor order will
be promptly attended to.
Orders customarily ore filled with
in four eVays from the tlm reeeired
ty Th fctatosma.
tidgahy j
King ;
air. ana xars. x a. ung irri-
-j ' A " . -"!. 'i
auxin? ine eveninz ana a iaie.
' . - -,,M
of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Rc-
son of Mr. and Mrs. P.' A.
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Gordon Black
Feted Wittil
Party
I
GORDON BLACK. who
re-
I tt turned last week from a voy
age to the orient as a ;cadet
engineer, was honor guest at j a
party last night given- by S Miss
Elizabeth Lewis and Bob Brown
in' the home of the former. Mr,
Black i will embark on a similar
voyage thitf coming week, t i j
The evening was spent Inform
ally with a late supper.. ' j !
Guests were Miss Mildred Kick-
man, Miss Virginia Boyle, Miss
Kathryn Boyle, Miss Mary s Dale
Cladek. Miss Charlotte McKee,
Miss Corliss Clark, Miss Mildred
Sherman, ; Mies Marie - Baumgart
ner, 'Miss Lewis, Gordon Black,"
Bob Brown,. Bill Lapschlese. Ar
chie Gardner, John Gardner. Har
old Duncan, John Richie, Eroesi
Greenwood, Wamen Biggerstaft
and Floyd Baumgartner. - ; ;.
Dean to Be Sjjeakers
at Arts
ue r t !
i L. Earle Dean, world traveler,
expert photographer, an hunter
of big game in Africa,. will pre
sent the January program of the
Salem Arte league, Tuesday night,
in the auditorium rot ihe Salem
public library. To this program
the public is invited. . i t
- Dean recently contributed fan
exhibit of artistic photography In
San . Francisco. He has a photo
graphic studio at Tillamook and
specialises In unusual and artis
tic pictures. While he was in
Africa as an electrical- engineer,
he obtained rare photographs of
African wild life. He has also
an unusually tine collection! ot
ivories. Before he took vp his
world traveling, he was a reporter
on the Los Angeles Times. 4 j
. When Deaawas in Salem I he
was ' leaaer oi ine pnoipgrap.nie
section of the arts league. Ha ls
expected , to give an Interesting
and instructive talk of his trav
els and illustrate with his: pic
tures. . - " ; . i i
Mrs. Hendry Gives
Musicale l
A studio musicale was enjoyed, by
a large audience New Year's eve
at the home ot Mrs. Cora Hendry
on South Commercial street. Mrs.
Hendry contributed vocal num
ber to tne program. vi i j
Students taking parts .were
Marlon Mitchel. - Glendora Mlt-
chel. BUlle Shipler. Bill Millisan,
Betty Chllds. Dicky Fowler. Juan-
iU Kllnger. Mary Patterson! Da
vid Mlulson and Jean Fowler.
Guild Slates Session
fx
at' Church
The Ladies' GuUd of the Anv-
erican Lutheran church will meet
o'clock in the church parlors. Mrs.
William Hagedorn .will preside
over the installation- ot officers;;
Mrs. Claude Glenn will handle
the mission stndy and Mrs. Gor
don McGIlchrist will appear in a
vocal group accompanied by Mrs.
Ted Gordon. Hostesses for ' the
day re Mrs. Anna Homyer, Mrs.
Elton Thompson and Mrs. P.. A.
Kolbe. Visitors are. welcome.
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Mrs. Donnell Fetes
kr r r T nk x
ia, fa as. a
i
The K. C. JC. T. club was en
tertained Thursday by Mrs. E. J.
Donnell. Tea was served follow
ing the Informal afternoon. Spe
cial guests were Mrs. C. H. Sake
and Mrs. I. M. Donnell.
Members present were Mrs. A.
A. Graver. Mrs. Nellie Knox. Mrs.
Hattie Given, Mrs. Otto Schell
berg. Mrs. Ray Clark. Mrs. Albert
Waller, Mrs.: Van : Pelt, Mrs. Roy
Wasaam and the hostess, MrE.
J. Donnell. ' . . . :
Silverton GeU
j jl Books for IJbrary
SILVERTON. - Jan.. 5. Mrst H
B. Latham, chairman of the ' Sil
verton library board, Miss Lillle
Madsen, local librarian, and Miss
Althea Meyers motored to Port
land Friday. They returned with
a number of new books. Miss
Louise Latham, who has been
guest of the James Mannings tor
a Iew days, and Miss Margaret
Larson; who has been a guest Of
her sister's at Portland, returned
to SilrertOn with . the Portland
vistors Friday night. ? ' '"!
' v The mannings formerly . made
their home at Silverton where
Mr. Manning taught in the high
schooL He ia now - teaching in
a Portland high school. 'r
Mr. and Mrs, Roscoe Ames of
Albany visited briefly here this
week. They plan to leave next
week on an extended trip south
and east. They will go as far
aa New Orleans by way of , the
Pan a m a Canal, . and return
through California. - Mr. Ames Is
a son ot S. Ames of Silverton and
Mrs. Ames is a daughter of , Mrs;
A. Grlnde. Both formerly lived
at Silverton.' , ".
YMGA Lobby
To be Scene
Concert
, A PROGRAM of ensemble and
f solo numbers by pupils of
will he given Friday night In the
lobby of the Y. M. C. A- Assort
ing artists will be Kenneth Rob
ertson. - Tiolinist-'cellU, and Clar
ence Wenger, pianist.. The public
ia invited. ,
The program will he as follows:
Loi Gillian. Flereaea Lewie
Srnmd - - - : - . , , , , Soto
fiermic Bobortso
lUlody
Rnbenstola
- Lois CiUinga
Them'
fiuiitl
Leland Birtchet
To a Wild Rosa . ......... .. U cDoweU
floresea Lwia
BarcarolU : TsenaikowskV
' Marrarrt Birtchet
Tbo'Oypey Prise . dmaad Serera
Jay Teed, Versos Boot
- Vinton Scott. Party Bos. Jr.
Snewflakea j - . Brews
Praseea Aliea Kalla . .........
Xonreclaa Cradle 6onc - -,
tit Poppet Show .
alsno Ass VNhitlock '
Mlnoet ia O ... , Bethers
Vernon and Vint es Scott, .... ,
Cisrdas ... Monti
-" Pint Roae. Jr. .
Sonata la A Major Baendal
Barbara Jones
Hungarion Dane No. 6 .,,.,, Brahms
.: Jst. Teed .1 '. ..
Bendetvon Alottern
Barbara Jones, Marie WbJUock, ,
Franeet Kells, -Violins .
Jay Tesd,. ioia .
Kenneth Xobertson, 'cell
. '
Basketball Team Has
Party Given TTiem, : :
Miss Jean Bartfeit and M t s s
Pauline Drager ; were joint host
esses Friday night when they en
tertained the Ashland high school
basketball team. " Dancing was
enjoyed and refreshments were
served at a late hou
Guests Included the Misses Era
Crinklaw, Dorothy V Butte. Edna
Matthis. Marian Hultenberg, Chir
ley Cronemlller, Marjorie Knox,
and the hostesses Pauline Drager
and Jean Bartlett.
The team was composed of Bill
Hoxie, ' Billy ' Jungwirih, Steve
Fowler; Ken 'Schillings, Johnny
Murphy, Parker Hess, Hylmar
Kannasto, Bob : Hardy and Carl
Harris.
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Richmond P. T. A. -in
Session Monday
.The Richmond Parent-Teachers
association will , meet Monday
night at 7:30 j o'clock" at the
school building. : The program is
as follows vocal solo by Mrs. W.
J. Minkewltz, accompanied ,; by
Mrs. Myrtle Hosr, reading by
Mrs. Leon Brown; musical saw
number by George King.
" Dr. Floyd Utter will give an
address on the subject, "Are The
Child's Interests Forgotten Ia
The Oregon Legislature?" A book
will be given as an attendance
prize to the class room with the
best representation.
Y.W.C.A. Board Plans
Tuesday Session
The executive board of the Y.
w. C. A. will convene at 9:20
o'clock Tuesday morning at the
x. w. follo.wed by the regular
board meeting at 10 a. m. Mrs.
Percy Kelly has invited the board
to be her luncheon guests after
the sessions. ' ; '
This will be the first meeting
lor the newly elected, members
who are Mrs. Silas Gaiser. Mrs.
W. C. Jones, Mrs. John Pollock
and Mrs. I. L. Darby.
. SOCIAL CALENDAR
- . t Sunday, January 6
Royal i Neighbors installation drill practice, S p. m,,
- Fraternal temple.
v Monday, January 7
r Sigma Nu Delphians at public library, 3 p. m.
Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans with Mrs. Ida
Traglio, 21 Thompson Ave., 2 p m. .
Oratorio chorus rehearsal, 8:10 p. m.
. Hal HIbbard auxiliary, 7 p. m installation at Mar
ion hotel. - .
-; Standard Bearers of First M. E. church with Mrs.
A. A. Lee, T:30 p. m. . - '
American Legion Auxiliary, 8 jp. m at Fraternal
temple. . .. ,
-.Richmond P. T. A., 7:30 p. m. at school.
..'-.- . Tuesday, January 8 r
Annual meeting ot First Congregational church, cov
ered dish supper, :30 p. m. at church;
. 'Beta Chi Mother's club at chapter house. 2:30 v. ta.
' South division ot Ladies Aid, First Presbyterian
church with Mrs. L; L. Laws at MorningsIde 2 p. m.
Executive board-at 9:30 a. m., regular board meet
ing 10 a. m. at Y. W. C. A. ' ..
Alpha Phi Alpha alumnae meeting,' 8 p. m. with"
" Mrs. Wllmer Wells,- - - -
Past Presidents of W. R. C. with, Mrs. Mary Entress,
- 18CS S. Commercial, 1 p.pi.
'- , -. McCormlck class of First - Mi E". church, dessert
luncheon, 1:30 5. m. at home Mrs. H. D: McMillan,
route f . . - - ,
'-: - Guild of St Paul's Episcopal, church. 1 p. m., no
. host luncheon, with Mrs. Carl Butte, 1925 Chemeketa.
..-, Else Ebsen drama class with Mrs. W. J. MinklewlU.
.159 Chemeketa Z: 20- p. m.
" ' - Wednesday, January 9..
W. H.,M. S. of Jason Lee church, 2:15 p. m. with
Mrs. W. W. Chadwick. 1390 N. Winter.- - - "
. v Ladies' Guild of AmerlcanLutheran church, 2:30
p. m. at church. : - - - "
Missionary society, of First Presbyterian church,
2:30 p. m. at church.
W. F. M. S. of First M E. church in church parlors,
2:15 p. m.: - . 1
Dorcas society installation of officers, 2 p. m.-in
- parlors of Christ Lutheran church. -
Thursday, January 10
Thursday club with Mrs. C P, Bishop. 2:30 p. m. .'
"Orchard Heights Woman's club with Mrs. L. D.
Gibson, 1234 S. Commercial, 1:30 p. m.
Friday, January 11;' .
Eterl class of First Baptist church, 7:30 p.m.,.
birthday party at church. .- - .
Woman's Missionary society of First Baptist church,
2 p. nu with Mrs. Otto Engdahl, 960 Madison.
" :" In lobby Y. M. C. A., program by students of Mary
. Talmadge Headrick, 8 p. m. " ' . --
This Is Kenfs
a t:;
Kent State college, Kent, O., presents pretty Mildred Bowers, above
: as Its model co-ed. Bliss Bowers, 19-year-old sophomore, was se
lected the best model in a style show conducted on the campus
nnder the sponsorship of the school's annual. i .. , j
So
r or Hies
House For -Public
On Saturday
LAST night the sororities of Willamette university were
aeleara with lights and thronged with friends who called
during the evening to inspect
the annual soronty "open house . L I
Alpha Phi Alpha received
at" ? T tL A . . 1 " oT
miss aiosepmne Anaerson ana
Janz Home Scene of
Contract Party
.Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Jans were
hosts Friday night for a smart
contract bridge . party: " Early
spring flowers were used about
the guest, rooms.
. High . scores went - to - Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Scott and Mr. and
Mrs. L. D. Marrs. Mrs. Earl J.
Adams assisted the hostess at the
supper hour.
Those invited were Mr. and Mrs.
Marrs, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mil
ler, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wilbur,
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ullman, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Frum, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl J. Adams and Mr. and
Mrs. Russell ScOtt of Silverton,
and . the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. S. S.
Jans.
W. H? M. S. TO MEET
The W. H. M. S. of Jason Lee
church will meet with Mrs. W. W.
C h a d w I c k, 1390 N. Winter,
Wednesday at 2:16 o'clock. Mrs.
Gordon Black will lead the devo
tions ' and Mrs. C. A. Gels will
have charge of the study hour.
Miss Margaret Chad wick and Al
bert Chrlstensen, Jr., will furnish
: tne music.
Model Coed
Hold Open
their chapter houses. It was
from 7:30 to 8:30 o'clock.
TV V 1 aV Wa. W i I
ivuss uorotny xaacuonaia were i
i pat the door and Miss Mildred
Drager lniroaucea me line, it
the line were Miss Elva Sehon,
Mrs. Charles Breck, Dr. and Mrs.
George Alden .and Dr. : and Mrs. 1
ii. si. uaiae. miss caeanor xarnes
gave out the favors.
The serving table was attrac
tive with a larre crrstal bowl
Kt! iioral?i!5
flanked by lighted white tapers;
miss syaney Hannuora ana miss
Gertrude Roenicke poured. Senj
iors -mingled with guests In the
living room, juniors served, soph
omores conducted visitors about
the house and- freshmen were
hostesses in the rooms.
Beta Chi .
Hours at Beta Chi were from 8
to 9 o'clock. . Miss Barbara Ben
son greeted guests at the door;
and Miss Margaret Nunn Intro-;
duced to the line made up of
Miss Clara Wright. Mrs. F. A. El
liott, Dean and Mrs. F. M. Er
ickson. Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Rich
ards and Miss Anna Jo Flemming,
Seniors assisted about the living
room.
Miss Edith Sidwell and Miss
Rnth Billings presided at the
serving table which waa ; bright
with yeUow- daffodils, mirrors
and wallow tanera. Kervlne were
Miss Charlotte Litchfield. Miss
Rath Buntow and Miss Victoria
Schneider.
Miss La Verne Norton gave out
the :- favors and , nnder-elassmen
conducted.'
Delta, Phi
Members of Delta Phi enter
tained from 8:30 to 9:30 o'clock.
Miss Gwen Hunt opened the door
and Miss Lois Underwood intro
duced to the line. Receiving were
Miss Ruth Chapman, Mrs. F. A.
Weil.. Prof, and- Mra. . M. ' E.
Peck, and Prof, and Mrs. Charles
Sherman.
Presiding at the serving table
were Mra. C. P. BUhop and Mrs.
R. J. Hendricks. A pastel cen
terpiece la a silver .basket guard
ed by white tapers in silver hold
era carried, out the decorativ mo
tif. ' Sophomores served.
.Junior and seniors . assisted
about the" living rooms and fresh
men accompanied guests through
the Jiouse.
CHURCH TO MEET
The. First Congregational
church will have Its annual meet
ing Tuesday; night starting with
a :10 o'clock covered dish .din
ner at the church. The Woman's
I Union' is in charge of the flinner.
W. E. Hanson is chairman of the
nominating committee for elec
tion of officers which will take
place." Annual reports will -"be
given..
DELPHIANS TO MEET.
The Sigma Na Delphians - will
continue their',' study of poetry
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock In
the public' library. Mrs. David
Wright will preside. Topics will
be given by Mrs. Albert Gragg,
Mrs. W. A. Merrlott, Mrs. Ira
Darby and Mrs. George Rossman.
I CLUB ON THURSDAY .
' The Orchard Heights Woman's
club meets Thursday afternoon at
1:30 o'clock with Mrs. L. D. Gib
son, k 1 2 3 4 S.i Commercial. The
hostess committee - Includes . Mrs.
L. D. Gibson,. Mrs.- Ellen South
wick, Miss Mary Waite and Mrs.
Fred Gibson.
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BETA CHI MOTHERS -;V
The . Beta Chi Mother's club
will i meet, at the chapter house
Tuesday afternoon at. 2:39 o'
clock. Mrs. Sarah Sleeves will be
the speaker.-
Hisloric Order
To Meet in
Portland
i
fTlHE OREGON CHAPTER of
hi Founders and Patriots will
'" meet in Portland Thursday
with Mrs. Aaron Holts 2S70 S.
W. Park Place, at o'clock. Del
egatea to the General Court to be
i held in Washington,. D. C. in
April will be selected at the meet
ing..
i i Honor guest of the 'day will be
Mrs. William House, state presi
dent of the Colonial Dames.
; t Last Friday the state . board
met In. the historical room of the
! First Presbyterian church of Port
land. Members attending from
Salem were Mrs. W. H. Byrd.
state chairman of records, Mrs.
IB. It. Steeves; and Mrs. W. B
Johnston.
I i Action was taken to establish a
fitting memorial to the work of
George Hlmes, Oregon historian
and . ex-curator of ; Champoeg
i memorial building. : Mrs. O. J.
Gof fin was appointed chairman of
the committee.
Furnishings for the Elolse Me-
Lou ghlin -room in the McLough-
lin house at. Oregon City were re
ported as; including a wash stand
which dates back to the old Hud
son Bay company, a spool bed of
1850,' a bureau, two chairs and a
lamp ot early pioneer date.
! The morning session . closed
with a no-host luncheon in ' the
church dining room. Guests of
honor were Dr. and Mrs. J. Hud
son Bullard.
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miss melton nostess
This Afternoon
is
i; MIrs
Frances Virginie Melton
has
announced another of her
First-Sunday-of-the-Month . musi
cal teas for this afternoon at 4
o'clock In the home of Mrs. David
IB.- HilL '
The program will be as follows:
Daae Arfr Crrilaeott
Lotns Lnd Crrileoott
Golliwog's Cake Walk , bebsssy
Troika Tscnatkowsky
I
Charlotte HiU
Baia
Carraa
Curran
I Daws
1 1 - cry xiiiaheta ku
n
Hunt arias xnneo ilh nt... Brai.ma
Th 1 J - 1 art 1 TJ -1 . MS
v r p.Vu
n . Iraseos Pari
rewa ia tno Forest . .... . Ttaadoa-Bonald
Mf Little Banjo
alary Elitabetk Kella
V
Erotie
Cries;
Grief
Chopin
Birdlinf
Xaxorka's 'o.'a 5-10
Th Imps
8trkow-Ryder
1!
Ckarlotto HiU.
Ml
.
Rainbow Girls Hold
Initiation
The Order of Rainbow - for
Girls held its second formal ini
ation Saturday night at the 1 Ma
sonic temple. : ' Miss . Virginia
Pugh. worthy adviser, presided.
assisted by her chief officers,
Miss Laneta Bellinger. Miss Ar-
liss Thomas and. Miss Ruth Mel-
son. -.
Novitiates were Miss Evelyn
Melson. Miss Isobel McGIlchrist.
Miss Betty Lou DeFranz, Miss
Lila Murray. Miss Norma Jean
Gilberts on, Miss Jean Pound and
Miss Hiriet Grivy.'
!: Mrs. Ira Darby heads the com
mittee which helps needy famil
ies. Several were given aid dur
ing the holiday season. Miss Ro
berta McGIlchrist has been ap
pointed chairman of the welcom
ing committee for new girts.
I Will Meet
1 The W. F. M. S. of the First
Methodist church will convene in
the ehurch parlors -Wednesday
afternoon at' 2: IS o'clock. After
abort business session, the
program will he in charge of Mrs.
8. Blatchtord and her group.
j Mrs. L. B. Jones will lead the
devotions. The message from
the General Executive at Wash
ington. D. C, .by Mrs. B. L
Steeves, "Japanese Women
Speak," will be given by Mrs. B.
Blatchford.
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! YOUNG FOLK MEET
Mrs. A. A. Lee will open her
home to the Standard Bearers ot
the First M. E. church Monday
night. at 7:30 p. m. Miss June
Jones will assist. -Roll will be
answered with New Year's resolu
tions. Miss . Betty Booth will
present the lesson on Japan and
Mrs. George Newman will have
charge of the business meeting.'
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" DRAMA CLASS TUESDAY
iThe Else Ebsea. drama class
will be -entertained at the home
of Mrs. ? W. J. Minkiewltt. 1596
Chemeketa, 'Tuesday afternoon at
ZJ30 o'clock. .One of Luigl Fir
aadello'a new plays, "Six Charac
ters la Search of an Author" will
be- reviewed.
I - AID WILL CONVENE
' tThe South division of the Lad
ies'; Aid, First Presbyterian
church, will meet at the home ot
Mrs. La. L. Laws in-Moralngside
Tuesday afternoon ; at 2 o'clock
; Mrs. LrM. Purvlne is the assist
ing hostess. ? -.
fi ' BAPTIST SOCIETY
The - Woman's Missionary soci
ety of the First Baptist church
will meet with Mrs. Otto Engdahl
Friday afternoon at 960 Madison
street, Z o'clock. : Mrs. Mattie
Clark is the prorram leader.
: - -
INSTALLS MONDAY
The Hal Hibbard auxiliary
will meet for installation prac
tice 'Hi o'clock at the Marlon
hotel Monday night to be follow
ed by regular Installation of officers.-'
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I ' -i: '' A : GUESTS " LEAVE ..
Prof, and; Mrs. J. F. Brum
baugh and Lester McDonald, all
of Corvallis. have returned home
after spending the New Year hol
iday with Mr. and Mrs. J M. De
fers. . : ' -
Scholarship
Of February 22nd
; At Lausanne
PLANS are already going forward for the annual scholarship-loan
tea to be given by. Chemeketa chapter Daugh
ters of the American Revolution, at Lausanne hall February
22. An heirloom exhibit will ; be held in connection with
the tea.-. -r;i;y
. The Colonial tea committee includes Mrs. U. G. Shipley,
' ' ' i " o Mrs.. Seymour Jones, Mrs. Her-,
Junior Club in
Session on
THE . Junior Woman's club
will convene Monday night at
U . TIT. .1.VI..4...
7:30 o'clock. The drama division
of the fine arts department will
be in charge of the program un
der the chairmanship of . Miss
Marcelle DeMytt.
Mrs. Monroe Gilbert will he
the principal speaker' and piano
numbers will be furnished by Miss
Doryce Ross. The year books,
just out, will be distributed.
Tentative plans for coming sea
son as they appear in. the year
book include a, potluck supper in
January, a Valentine dance in
February, open house for other
Junior clubs in April, an .affair
for new officers in May, a spring
dance - in June and a. picnic in
July. - ; -
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Doll Festival Opens ' '
Friday at Y. W.
1 Any Girl Reserre may enter a
doll in the festival schedule to
open Friday at the Y. W. C. A.
There will be dolls representing
every nation as well - as charac
ter and antique dolls.
I The exhibit opens at 4 p. m.
and at 7:30 p. m. Friday night
there will be a program, and
again at 4 p. m. Saturday. The
festival wUl be open to the pub
lic all day Saturday. Proceeds
will go for a gift to summer camp.
MISSIONARY MEETING -i
' The First Presbyterian Mission
ary society will meet at the
church Wednesday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock with Mrs. W. M.
Thome in charge. The subject
will be "Is Mormon Ism Chang
ing?"
Gunnell &
520 Stale St.
Monday
Ph
DONT
this thrilling romance
of the South Seas
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by MARGE STANLEY
Mirk Talbot came to the South Seas in search of adven
cure. Vanya came to dance and forget, Neither wanted
love but they could not resist the dangerous fascina
tion of the languorous coral -islands.1 Their flaming,
daring romance is a serial that will hold you spellbound
Be sure to watch for it
begins Thursday morning in -
Tea Event
hert J. O a 1 1 1 n d- Mrs. - B. u.
Steeves. Miss Ruth Geer. Mrs. L.
W." Potter, Mrs. Russell Catlln,
Mrs. -W. B. Johnston, Mrs. J. Ly
man Steed, "Mrs. John. Carkin
Miss Ruth Rulifson, Mrs. Qra' L.
Cosper, Mrs., U; O. Boyer. Mrs.
F. C Ritner, Mrs. David H. Loo
hey. Mrs. G. Iran Pntman, Mrs.
C. B. Sundberg and Mrs. James
Q. HeltzeL - f ; : "
i Delegates Elected " :
i Delegates to the state Cjonfer- .
ence to be held at-LaGrande in
March were named as follows: ,
Mrs. John W. Harbison, regent;
Mrs. W. H. Byrd, Mrs. Homer "
Goulet, Mrs. Sarah Steeves, Mrs. .
U. G. Shipley, Mrs. Frances Cor
nell, Mrs. W. W. Allen. Mrs. A. E.
Austin, Mrs. Herbert Ostlind and -Mrs.
Harry Love. - i
. Alternates are Mrs. C. C Geer,
Mrs. C. A. . Sprague, Miss Ruth
Rulifson, Mrs. W. B.f Johnston,
Mrs. E. M. Hoffnell, Mrs. E.
Newcomb, Mrs. S. L. Minard,
Mrs. Oscar. Hayter, Mrs. C. T.
Elli'on and Mrs. Roy Ritner. -Mrs.
C. C. Best and Mrs. Wil
liam F. Fargo will represent the
D. A. R. on the Salem Woman's1
council.
A memorial. tribute was paid to
Miss Frances Richards, long an
active member of the chapter,
who passed away a short time
8o. . - -v
. Hendricks Speaker.
R. J. Hendricks gave an Inter
esting talk oa the life of Dr. John
McLoughlin in the main address
of the afternoon.
Tb tea table was covered with
a lace cloth and centered with
holiday greens, ribbon and red
tapers. Mrs. W. H. Byrd and ?
Mrs. Harbison' presided at the
urns. The social committee was
headed by Mrs. L. C. McLeod, as
sisted by Mra.. Edwin Jory, Mrs.
E. M. Hoffness, Mrs.' H. T. Love,
Mrs. Lewis D. Griffith and Mrs.
Frances Cornell.
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CLUB WILL CONVENE
The Thursday dub will be en
tertained by Mrs. Cv P. Bishop
and Mrs. Marie Flint McCall at
2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon"
in the home of the-Xprmer.
New Life For Old
otographs
Somewhere stored away are priceless
family photographs. Rescue these relics
give them a new lease of life. We
specialize in copying xld prints and re
moving the traceries of time.
Robb, Studio
Just Phone 5572
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