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Proceeds y From Event
id Students
(1GCIETY natrons and maids have put a red-letter' rhark
O around Wednesday on their calendars next .week because
on that day the Salem Woman's club is giving its annual
Echolarship-loan silver tea at the clubhouse from , 3 ; to 5
o'clock. The public is invited.; " -v. 1 f It- "
Teas will be given throughout the state Wednesday for
the same purpose. Proceeds goO - '- ; '-
into a state fund from which da
serving college girls may borrow
to continue their education, V. -
Officers!. to Receive
. Mrs. George R. K, Moorhead
will Introduce to the receiving line
which, will be made up of Mrs.
Mark MeCallister. Mrs. J)avid
Wright. .Mrs. C. P, Bishop and
Representative Hannah. Martin.
About the lounge rooms will be
Mrs. John U Rand, Mrs. Percy
Kelly, Mrs. Waiter Spa Hiding,
Mrs. L. IL McMahan; Mrs. D. C
Minto and Mrs. Clifton Modd. ,?
The tea table will be appointed
in cream and yellow with daffo
dils, freesia and acacia for' a
centerpiece In a cream-tinted pot
tery bowl and .yellow tapers In
pottery holders.
; Music on Program :,
Alternating at the urns will be
Mrs. Silas Gaiser, Mrs. George
Rossman. Mrs. Earl Snell and Mrs.
V. E. Kuhn. Assisting with serving
wiU be Mrs. Oscar Cutler, Mrs.
J. C. Perry, Mrs. Floyd White,
Mrs. George Rhoten, MrsR. M.
Morton, Mrs. W. S. Levens and
Mrs. H. B. Retlly. : ?
A musical program will be pre
sented throughout the afternoon.
Mrs. Josephine Albert Spaulding
of Dallas and Miss Verna Pattlson
of Detroit, Mich., will both appear
la vocal solos. Miss Xloshie Wat-
ana be and Miss Gladys Edgar will
play a number of piano duets and
the Broer orchestra will contrib
ute to the musfcal program.
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UbrarbV Leaves . '
" Miss Etta Westenhouse, assist
ant librarian at Willamette snj-
versify left last night for . Ur
ban a, EL. where she will com
. piste work for a librarian degree
at ue university oc Illinois, en-
route she will visit with her sis
ter la California. Mrs. Dale
Dascli. and with Mrs. Russell
Steiwer (Beatrice Olin):
Pattern
By ANNE ADAMS
Some clothes get tired, before
they're worn out. They're monot
onous or boring. Well, here's one
dress ttat won't "let you down?
(Yes, it is a dress but yon can
raake the blouse and skirt In dif
ferent material and Interchange
them if you like.) That glimpse
cf Ebirring which softens the bo-dic-a
la a definite sign of Spring,
13:3. It's a "Dressmaker!. touch
cf infinite chic, and the fifllisb
sleeves gathered at the wrist are
la perfect harmony. Yon' may
make the siirt ia silk or wool of
any darker color you like, or
make the entire ' dress of the
came material. Bat be sure to
choose silk for the: blouse which
will ease into shirring without
rebellion.
Tattern 2171 1st available In
elzes 12," 11, 16. If. 20, 30, 32,
34. 36, 38 and 40. Size 16 takes
2't yard3 ti lach blouse fabric
and 2i yards ailrt fabric. Illu
f trated step - fcy - etep sewing ln
ttnetions included.
r Etni firte eeati (ISt la c1n
or itini"i (cosni prefi;rij for ti
Add imi fttitfa. VVr;t r'iin'y
d.ire n4 iyl namlxr. hm
t ill.
i laa year Hiring . vrdreb tj
I t tn nw icinn tiiuoa f in
.j n Ad&mt Itiliiot i rtin help
J . Il'i l't eutl tornic
i -r " tt aturmirt ityV. . , tin
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f i t reee tl
dnesday
Girl Reserves
Will Hold
. Tea
I
N PREPARATION FOR the T.
W. C. A. finance drive which
starts February 4, all branches
of the association are making de
finite plans for the coming year's
activities. , - . ' ; . .
A setting-up conference and tea
for Girl Reserve executives will be
held Tuesday afternoon from 3:39
to 5 o'clock at the Y.'.w. ! Mra.
Floyd Miller, general chairman of
the Girl Reserve committee; will
outline the objective of Girl Re
serve work. ,?:. V- if;i1vrkr-
.. Program Slated ,
Mrs. Frank Spears will talk in
formally about camp and Mrs.. El
izabeth Gallaher will explain the
adviser's work. All resource peo
ple who help with the club! work
111 be Introduced.' ; These In
clude departments of music, hand
craft, drama and sewing. p :
The G. R. committee includes la
addition to Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Dav
id B. Hill, Mrs. Percy Kelly, Mrs.
J. R. Slmonds, Mrs. Roy Lecken-
our. Mrs. Leon Brown, Mrs.;H. B.
Rellly, Mrs. A. M. Chapman, Urs.
D. H. Stiehl, Mrs.. Frank Spears,
Miss Winifred Gardner, Miss Mar
guerite Redd, Miss Gwen Galla
her, Miss Kathleen Skinner and
Miss Dorothy Cornelius. J; - " .
Advisers ToU-- X .
Advisers are the Misses !j Lois
Underwood, Wanda Landon, Car
ol Gardner, Margaret Faxon; Vir
ginia WaSsam, Betty Taylor. Ruth
Yoeom, - Irma Oehler, ' Roberta
Smith, Marjorie Thome, Carol
Crain, Eleanor Trindle. ; Lueile
Brainard, Nanelle Bloom, ; Ruth
Reasort Helen Miller and.i Mrs.
Margaret Kelson and Mrs. Das
Roberta. Miss Julia Johnson and
Miss Margaret Tully are substitute
advisers. - ' 1 ; -
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PliUKarmonic Plans
Benefit Concert ' !i
A benefit concert of interest to
all music-lovers Is that to ht spon
sored by the Philharmonit sym-
pnony orchestra Wednesday,' Fea-
rnary e, in waiier nau. .it.
josepntne Urosa, dramatic so
prano, Barbara Jean Powers, vi
olinist, and Ruth Bedford pian
ist, raaae np . tbe trio of artists
wnieh wtu present the recital.
Miss Bross attended ' Willam
ette university and then i went
east to ' study," having just re
cently , returned. She f received
training In dramatic singing roles
for three years In Toronto.!
s Miss Powers- Is ;a student" 'XX
Monmouth Normal and a member
of th first vielin section of the
Philharmonic .- orchestra.! Miss
Bedford Is well known in iSaJem
as a teacher, accompanist aind so
loist. : . : --:.--..;-.r ;.,'ttiK--.--1
. .-1: . ' i-
" - Class to Organfae F" i
t '.A class . In international ' rela
tions will be organized by the
A. A. U. W. Wednesday night at
the borne of Mm, F. H, Spears,
139S ChemekeU sueef, 7:30 p.
m.; Miss June PMlpott will be
the leader. Anyone interested is
invited to meet with: thi group.
Xhere Is no charge for the class. -
Jobt Club Dines ! ' - -The
Junior Woman's club will
have a potlack sapper at the.Wo
man'a clubhouse Monday" night at,
B :Z9 o'clock. :Senator Dorothy
McCullough'Lee will, talk en the
legislature. . ' -
Card Party Monday 1 -The
disabled veterans a,nd
their anxilhtrr will hold a card
party at the armory Monday
nfght at 8 o'clock-
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Mr. William McCHchrlst sr., who'recently returned
from travels In Japan, will lecture on his experiences la
that country at the iFIrst Christian church tonight at
7:39. He will also steg Scotch songs, and Miss IIosMo
Watanabe will sing la Japanese. The public Is Invited.
. ;- - lionda'j; January SI Vivv
Leslie P. T. Ai at schoolhouse, 7:39 p. m. -'
. Rebekah lodge birthday party at L O. O. F. haR,
S p. nu
- Women of Rotary, lp. m, luncheon at Tea House.
Royal Neighbors S p. m. at Fraternal temple.
Women's Benefit association practice for install-
tlon, 8 p. ra. at K. P hall.
The Oratorio chorus wiU rehearse, 7:29 p. m. at
American Lutheran church. Music books are ready '
- Chapter AB. P. VL O., with Mrs. C. E. Bates. East
Center, 7:45 p. ra. ; - . .
Junior Woman's 'c!nb potluck supper, :39 p. m. at
cluthouse. ; . : f S' ... -. , ,. ..
' American
rs. Myrtle
- ' V,re Zkdi-j,
IiUraallonal relations
'Izatloa raeet, 7:29
Cheraeieta.
Leslie Can Do's with lira.
leave church at 1:45 p. ra.
FrUzy, r.ln:arj 1
Lterl class Valcsti. s
clarth, 7:39 p. ra.
Woman's Club
Meet
T
IIE SALEM WOMANS CLUB
entertained many legislative
visitors at . Its guest day
meeting Saturday afternoon in
the clubhouse on North Cottage.
There were. 129 altogether la at
tendance. '
Two plays were presented by
the Chemeketa Players. Inc. They
were "Confessions,, with - Fern
Sheldon and. George Campbell In
the cast, and - "Modern View
points," with Beulah Graham, Ka-
talie Panek and Fern Sheldon. .
A trio made np of Mrs. Clar
ence : Bowes, violin; axtss . Aiena
Bremmer, 'cello, and Mrs. CUXton
Mudd, piano, appeared In several
instrumental groups.
The tea table was striking with
all yellow and black accessories.
Acacia and daffodils la a. black
bowl wera guarded by yellow tap
ers In black holders.
The tea . committee included
Mrs. C. K; Spaulding, chairman.
and Mrs. J. L. Rand, Mrs. IL J.
Bean, Mrs. David Wright, Mrs.
Frank Myers, Mrs. Hannah Mar
tin and Mrs. Dan Fry, sr.
Older Women to He .
Honored - .
The annual birthday party giv
en by the Woman's Union of the
First Congregational church at
the home of Mrs. Mark McCallis-
ter Is scheduled for Monday. aft
ernoon from 2:39 to S o'clock,'
All women ot the chureh past
75 years' of age xar the honor
guests, with Mrs. A. T. Adair es
pecially feted on her 89th birth
day. ; -t-r--f,'i--,: xv-
The. refreshment table, win be
decorated Jn green and yellow
with , tapers and . acacia. Miss
Eula McCalley,-in old-fashioned
garb, will give group of read
ings.'" r-v: .!;-.":- ; " : '
Miss Mildred Roberts will ap
pear'' fa number of violin solos
accompanied , by her mother, Mrs.
John J.' Roberts, and Mrs. Neva
Cooley Muadlager win sing: accom
panied by Mrs. EmBCaxlsoa. -Honor
guests la addition -- to
Mrs. Adair are Mrs. R. B. Dun
can,' Mrs. Abbie. Faxrar, Mrs.
Mary Yandersoll, ' Mrs. Josephine
Taylor, Mrs. CCXL- Fox, Mrs. A.
M. Moores, " Mrs. . Ida Babcoek,
Mrs. Charlotte Orr, Mrs. Margaret
Brown and Mrs. L M. DoiaeH.
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Robins Open Home..
To Veterans ' -
Mr. and Mrs. John Robins were
hosts to the Sons of Union Vet
erans and, their auxiliary Thurs
day night Birthday , greetings
were extended to Mrs. Nettle
Schramm and Mrs. A.- 'M. Lausch.
Present ! in addition X to7 tne
above were. G. R. Stover," A. M.
Lausch, Fyed Dewey,, Mr. ? and
Mrs. Glen Adams, Mr. and Mrs.
James Remington, Mr. and Mrs.
H. R.' McWhorter, Mr. and Mrs.
W. S. Blggerataff, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Krnger, Mr. and Mrs. G. R.
Ethel Mr. and. Mrs. Eugene Pres
cott, Miss Elsie Robins, Miss Vio
let, Miss Hazel and Miaa Doris
Kruger, Mrs Charles Fessenden,
Mrs. Susie JBotts, ; Mrs. , Hattie
Cameron. Mrs. Mary- LIckeLMrs.
Llckel. Mrs. Ida Traglio, Mrs.
May Ivie and Miss Alice SwadelL
i : . .
Miss Olson to Wed v : '
Mr. Arnesen
'.' Friends of Miss Amanda Olson
will be interested to learn, that
the date for her wedding to C
Arnesen of Canby has been set for
next Thursday. m;; .. -v-
The couple will be married at
the home of the officiating' min
ister. Rev- M. G. Jobe of the
Nazarene church. They will make
their home In Canby -
Miss Olson is the daughter of
Mrs. Ida Olson and has been the
Inspiration -for - a I number i o t
shower parties during: the p a a t
several -weeks'
Mrs. Eldon Dorman delightfully-
entertained a small group of
friends at 'her, home on ' Friday
evening honoring- Mrs. Opal Mc
Klnney on her birthday. Guests
were: Tlrginia Van Vleet. Marian
Gregff, Gladys Sutton, Cora Van
ieet, besides the honor guest.
Tueida-j, January $ ,
War Mothers 1 covered tifsh dhinr nT
LittlefJeld, 221 Division.
Jarzry CO
class of A. A. U. W.
Organ-
Mrs. F., H. Spears, 1330
C. W. Etaeey, 2 p. n
Cars
tzx rarty at rirst r2;tkt '
I Snow Carnivals
The Chinook wind pet an end to Salem's winter sporta but the mons
; tains ara still white-blanketed and xnany ski enthnslasts jonrney
each weekend for a romp la the cold. Th annnal winter carnival
at Mt. Hood. will draw crowds from the entire WHUntrtte valley
today. ,Tho maid adcawred abovo will reaga at tho Lost Angeles
; eotutry asovr carnival to be held at BI3 Fine Calif. So. 1 Miss
" Jane Frswceo IXaXleiw-: . : -, . , . . . - i ;v ; -w- - r-1. 1
Fr d t ern is Club Dance
; Fetes Legislators
ONE of the, smartest weekend
affairs was - tho ' anniversary
dance given by the Fraternia
club at the Marion hotel .Satur
day night, SemHorssal gowns
and many stunning formal frocks
made a colorful picture as their
wearers danced past the long mir
rors of the ballroom.
. Many -dinner parties and 'in
formal gatherings preceded the
ball which drew guests from all
over the state who are attending;
the legislature, Boois Grant and
hi .orchestra, furnished the mu
SlC v . , " . - '
' Head in g t k o ' directorate - was
Henry Thielsen and be was assist
ed by Dick , StolrT- Pat- HogUff,
CUfford Hald and Clayton. Fore
man. - V'. - .
Professor Jones Is v
Glub Speaker " ' ; -"
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The Business and Professional
Women's club decided not to pnr
ehase a new elubhouse Just bow
at their dinner meeting: Tuesday
night la -- the Masonlo temple.
Elizabeth Stockhousen and Mabel
Savage were welcomed - as - new
members. J- - '
i Prof. William Jones of Willam
ette university spoke on "The pre
cinct, unit ot government and cen
ter of political contest." "
The district meeting . to ? bo
held at Gresham today was dis
cussed. Ruth Buehner is the
transportation . chairman. The
club chorus is , being- drilled ' by
Gretchcn Kreamer to. participate
hv the contest at the state con
vention lo be held in The- Dalles
in June. - The winning; chorus
will represent the state at . the
national biennial convention to be
held : In Seattle .. next summer.
Ruth- Moore is convention chair
man. ,
i'V i t'Tea IFebrnary 0
! f Mrs. Harry:, Corbet t and Mrs.
John Coo ter will, entertain Joint
ly with a: UrgS tea February f
at the Tea .Hons from S :S0 to
6:30 o'clock. The affair is given
annually by tho wives of the pres
ident ot the. Senate - and the
speaker of the bouse. Invitations
will be In the mail next week.
.' Mrs. Adair Feted .
A birthday party will be given
in the I. O. O. F., temple Monday
night by the Salem Rebekah
lodge ' for ..Mrs. Elizabeth Adair,
who it celebrating her f 0th birth
day, and for all members who are
70 years or more old. All Re
bek&hs are welcome; - : - -
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Funeral Is Held V ;
, at St; Lcui3 ChurcL
ST. LOUIS, Jam, 2 6 Faner
al services : for Luke Lemery
were held Thursday .morning' at
S:2Q at the St. Louis Catholic
church. Mr. Lemery was well
known here, having spent aa cf
bis years in tho locality. -He is
survived by. sisters, Mrs. Otto
Heirs of Wood burn, Mrs. Phoebe
Eatler of Pendleton and Miss
Sarah Lemery at home; a broth
er, Albert Lemery of Montana;
also a number of nieces and
nephews, nequtaxn was sung" by
the U Louis choir. Reverend
Charles Kraus officiated. Iater
raest was held la the St. Louis
cemetery, v-'-:"' -' ;
- Gcncrci23 Sunday
M 0 1 lb.
Held Interest
; Amontr the" many out-of-town
guests invited were Miaa Helen
Stanford ot Eugene, Mr. and Mrs.
Ivanr White of Portland, Dr. j
Edgar . Wrishtman of SUverton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Werlo ot SUverv
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bish
op of Portland, Ketser Slocum
and George Kerr of Portland, L.
E. Clye of Eugene, Rodney Heat
ins of Portland, Mr. and : Mrs.
Bruce Spanldfttg- of Dallas ; and
Mr. and Mrs. BJehareV- Wilson, of
Portland. :
Those from the legislature In
cluded Roscoe Krier of The Dalles.
William Knight of Roseburg. Wal
ter Korblad ot Astoria. Harry
Boivaa ot Klamath Falls, Millard
D. Rodman of Culver and Moors
namCfonu.r'i'' :. .. : -
WtSodburh Y oimg Set
' Woodburn - Tho Misses ' Mary
Irvla and Ethel Galey of Wood
bnrn were given, a dellghtfal
birthday axty . at the homo of
Mrs. John Evenson at Silverton
Thursday night;"'-Miss Oma Ga
ley and Miss Lnstins Irvln, sisters
of tho honored guests, were host
esses for tho affair. Cards; sing
ing; and dancing, wero enjoyed n
tll a lato hoar when refreshments
were served, by tho hostesses. -Present
were Miss Ethel Caley,
Miss Mary Irrin, Miss Ons Ctley,
Violet Myers, Lnstlno - Irria, ; Ro
ma. Kallak. Alfa "Kistner, Ralph
Rogen, Harold Greson, Oscar
Gregson, Arthur, Chester and
Paul Berg, Elmer Thompson, Mr.
and Mrs. John Erenson and Mr.
and Mrs. W. Talmqulst. . r It
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Community Glut is . f
Orgahized;;.: ;J'.Xi,
v ProspectThe first community
club ever organized in this , vicin
ity, was formed Friday night at
tho schoolhouse.' v A potlack sup
per preceded the business meet
ing. -' , : . -: j . -
Officers are Desmond
Bains; president; Floyd Barnes,
vice-president, and Constance
Stark, secretary-treasurer. A
lively program followed tho busi
ness -session. . - K x
-;,i-i-; .- ve , ' Vt
The Chemeketans, local outdoor
club, held their annual banquet
at the Masonic temple last night.
Tho program for tho affair was
as ; follows: - . i i , . .
Recognition" of visiting- elnbs;
introduction of new members; vo
cal SolO lr Hw riM l.lv.
, 1
by chairmen of committees: num-i
a. - - ' a ' :
ocrs oy me aremmer trio and
the-high school quartet; -play,
"Confessions." by tho ChemekeU
Players. . W:. , .-.
Dr. F. L. . Utter served as mas
ter: of. ceremonies. . ;i
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Hob son's are
1 HohoMd
Friday
CONGRATULATIONS poured
la to tho home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lemuel Jlobson Friday
afternoon when they celebrated
their : (0th wedding anniversary.
The rooms were literally banked
with flowers and greetings from
out-of-town friends were many.
Dianer was served at noon to
the honor guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Hobson, Frank -Wrlghtman, Mr.
and Mrs. Fay Wrightman, Mrs.
Mattia Edmundson, Hadley Uob-
soa, Mrs. Esther Maag. Mr. and
Mrs. F. M. llohson. Mrs. W. - D.
Pugh, Mrs.- Van Greer and Mrs.
L V. Geer. ; - '
' Reception ndd - - i
From. 2; to o'clock .tho eon-
pie received 75 friends who called
Informally. : Little : Nancy . Leo
Montgomery, great granddaught
er, opened tho door and Mrs. W.
D. Pugh greeted guests as they
entered. Mrs. Van Goer and Mrs.
E. V. Geer assisted about the
rooms.- .". . -':'""-r.'- '
Tho tea table was lovely with
a bowl of deep orange and white
narcissi and orange tapers. Mrs.
F. M. Hobson poured and serving;
were Mrs. Alfred ' MohUomery,
Mrs. Clarence Emmons and Miss
Violet- Brewer, - .jvv- " !
Old Tiaso Itesidento
Both Mr. and Mrs. . Hobson
were born in Marion county and
have lived here all their lives.
Their eight children are Frank
H&bson of Dallas, Df. Le C. Hob
son and Mrs. Lottie Lanln ot Los
Angeles, Gay Hobson of John Day,
Henry ilobson of .Lewiston, Ida.,
Miss Rhoda Hobson of Moscow,
Idaw Mrs. Jessie Pugh and Mrs.
Olga Geer of Salem. ; " .
Three Link Club is
Entertained . -
-'i Friday s afternoon 'members - ot
tho Three Link: cTah,and friends
and visitors met In tho club rooms
of the L O. a. F. hall for their
regular business and social meet
is. ', . , ' ::
.'. The afternoon- was spent la
games and. s humorous reading
was given by Ids. Steele." -The
entertainment was la charge , of
Edith McElroy.' Blanche Saunders
and Nellie CNelU. : . v- .
Refreshments .wero- served tn
tho dining;, room, on, tables decor
ated with baskets of eat Oregon
Grape. Tho social committee was
made cp ot Mamie Calloway Amy
Stan dish and Lens Mason. The
next meeting; February 8, wiU be
a potluck 1:09 o'clock luncheon
la honor of those bavins; birth
days In February. : . -
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Kindergarten. Open -To
Nevr Pupils
tciuuiuuui ivr ui-
b urn-Robert musical . kindergar
ten wiu 00 i receivea beginning
Monday and throughout the week
at the Roberta Btndlft on Knrth
Summer street, r Parents are in
vited to telephone; or call person
ally at the studio. '-Visitors are
welcome at all times tor. any of
th rlxMM .- - " - :
- Tho rhythm baudD made tra of
t f m , . .
cauarea iron inree to srx years
of age, is well known for its manv
pnbiio appearances. --Training in
cecuuung piano,- singing, eurhy
thmies, handwork and dancing; is
offered in tho kindergarten.
Classes are held on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays from; 9
to 11 a. m. Car servico is furn
ished If desired. . .. ;
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Mrk'McXlTtess
To Helpers i ij . , .:
Brush College r- Mrs. Ifarfe
Flint McCali was hostess t o
members of tho Brush - College
helpers Thursday afternoon. The
group speat tho time sewing- . 011
Visit blocks. In the guessing- con
test Mrs. Audrey Ewing won the
Prize. Mrs. Frank Rlvett Mm
Charles McCarter and Mrs. Gar-
neid Anderseok assisted the host
ess ; at the lunch hour. Special
guests were Mrs. Garfield Ander
sen and tianghter,. Cloe ot Platte,
S. D.; Mrs. Marjorie Lendele, Sa
lem, and Cadlo Singer, Brash College.-
.
lUas Puker Betrothed.
- Miss Betty Parker of G"r eat
Falls, Mont, has announced her
engagement to Edward Burns
Marr, son -of Mr, and Mrs. John
Marr, sr., of Salem. The wedding:
will be an event of Easter Sun
day. :; v;. s ' ;
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' ! Can Do's, to licet : T i
The Leslie Can Do's will meet
at tho country home, of Mm. C
W. Stacey Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Schryder and
Mrs. B. E. Otjen wUI assist the
hostess. Cars will leave the
charca promptly at 1:15 p. in.
For tKe Holder
of Your
1 . -. .. .......
Heart
U-rt-o-Grzf. .
P resident's Ball Holds
Center of Society
Acliarity ball that will eclipse any social event given thus
.faf this year will honor President FranMia D. Roose
velt on his birthday anniversary "Wednesday night. Proceeds
SO to combat infantile paralysis 70 per cent of the" funds
remaimns: right here in Salern-to be disbursed by a local
committee to victims stricken in this area. Thirty per cent of
f
sign
Students- of Tlolih, woodwind
6r .brass are invited to Join 1 the
Philharmonic preparatory orches
tra which will be organized! Tues
day afternoon tt 4 o'clock. In the
TJX.CJL. Vernon Wlacarson, .fea
tured soloist ' with', the Philhar
monio symphony . orchestra; will
bo tho ' director
Wlacarson is associate conduc
tor of the University symphony
orchestra in Eugene and has re
cently returned from an eastern
trip daring which he attended
splendid-concerts and garnered
new ideas, on arrangements which
be is eager to work out with his
student group here, -7-; " v
-f - !. '
There are no dues or fees con
nected with ' tho Preparatory' or
chestra and all music will be
furnished. When the sections are
filled the group will give a con
cert later tn the spring." -It Is,
ot course. a training; school tor
tho Philharmonic symphony. '
Tho last" matinee concert , of
tho winter season "will be pre
sented by the Portland Symphony
this -afternoon at 1 o'clock. Ruth
Orser. Sanders, Portland pianist,
is the distinguished soloist. The
drive north takes ' scarcely j two
hours sad the fine entertainment
provided by the- orchestra ander
tho direction of William van
Hoogstraten la' well worth tho ef
fort. - ;
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Installation Event of "
Thursday. , - : , , '
instauauon of officers was
held at ' tho - regular meeting ot
Centralis temple Thursday night
with Mrs. Let tie M. Hansen, past
chief, as installing' officer, assist
ed by Mrs. pearl Kinser, P. G. C,
as grand manager, and Mrs.1 Mae
Ratciiffo, P. C- as grand senior.
. Officers Installed were: Laura
Johnson, M. E. Cr Mae Gohrke,
E. Si; Lett is Ray, E. J.; Lucille
Compton, M. ot R. Ac Cj Florence
S&ipp. M. of F.: Mae Ratdifio.
protecterr Alice Davies, guard.
Myrtle -Wldicav retiring ' M. E. O,
and Laura Johnson, M. E. C
were presented with flowers. - ,
:- Refreshments were served af
ter the meeting ' by Mrs." Azzle
Hlxson, Mrs. Mamie . Callaway
and Mrs. Ella-Lantu, -
-, A series ot card parties win be
started February IS, with the fol
lowing committee in charge of ar
rangements: Mrs. Rachel Har
rington, Mrs; Mary: Bilbrey and
auss Xiettle Kay.
Seving Club Feted
Thursday ' k w
Mrs. O. E. Birch entertained the
Knot-A-Care club at her homo oa
Thursday. A pleasant afternoon
was spent la sewing. Lunch
served. ' - . r " .. ;
- Guests were Mrs. Mason Chap
pelle, Mrs.-W. C Thomas :JH and
daughter, . Joan, Mrs. Jadsoa
Bressler, Mrs. Delben Wilson and
daughters, Shirley Jean and San
dra Lee, Mrs. Carrol - Robinson
and Mrs. Lloyd L., Thomas;
.S Snedecor Epeake .l
" Estes -Snedecor, past president
of Rotary International, will ad
dress -tho ,1 o'clock luncheon
meeting- of the Women ot Rotary
Monday afternoon rat -tho Tea
House. . c
Privtts IGz:rs:irtc3
daily from to 12 at :
12S3 S. Coaraercial SL
NEW TERJ.1 STARTS
: v . JANUARY' 23
Limited registration. Essen--tial
fundamentals and cul
tural arts taught by success
ful Instructors in child train
ing. Dial 52S2 Jessie EV
Cosh and Margaret Evans.
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If your truss is tot toldla;
properly, regardless cf make4,
sea our truss expert f:r aijs:!
mest. - ' -
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the funds goes to a national com-
mitteo appointed by tho president
for research and study ot the dis
ease.-- -
Dress Optional -The
matter of dress Wednesday '
night Is optional, J. T. Delaney,
general ' chairman, states; Most r
women will wear dinner gowns or
formal and men may come either -
in tuxedos or Informal wear. Just
as they desire.. ,
A large portrait of the president
will be hung above tho orchestra
stand and red, white and blae-
bunting and flags will transform
tho armory Into a patriotic ball
room. Amber lighting will be
used. Tho small dining room in
the Marion will also bo opened to .
take care of the Immense crowd
expected.'.-. .-.--,vr. . ; v -..t J '-
; Kenny Allea Sins f'--: 1
Boots Grant and his orchestra"
will play and Kenneth Allen. : '
tamed tho length ot tho Pacific '
coast and in Europe for his radio
and cabaret appearances, will bo -
the featured tenor soloist. Allen
possesses a voice of unusual clar
ity and sweetness together with a
winning personality that has won
for him tans In ail the principal
cities of California and Oregon. -
- Starts st 8iSO p. m. L;
Tho ball will begin promptly at
t:29 o'clock in order that Gover
nor and Mrs. Charles IL Martin
may lead the i grand ' march in '
which the entire assemblage Is
invited to take part. Immediately
afterwards, . Governor and- Mrs.
Martin will leave for , Portland
where they will lead the march at -tho
ball there. -. -
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Mrs. Kelty Honored
With Tea :
v Mrs. Eugens Kelty of Portland
was the Inspiration for an Infer- -mat
tea ' Friday - afternoon tor.
which Mrs. John J. Elliott' was
hostess from J to I o'clock. In
vitations were . extended ' to 9
friends of the Tisltor and hostess.
Broaxe ' tulips graced the tea -tablo
and presiding- at tho urns
were Mrs. C. D. Cabrielson, Mrs.
Frank' Spears, Mrs. C K, Spaald
ing, Mrs. Donald A. Young. Mrs.
F. , A. Elliott and . Mrs. - Brazier
SmalL.is-i.T-iW.lV 1 ' - . "
rla charge of the dining room
was Mrs. H. G. Maison . assisted
by ; Mrs. . Palmer C. MacDonald.
Mrs..- Roy Simmons and Miss '
Johnnie Splrey. . -
Assisting: in receiving guests '
In the drawing room were Mrs.
E. T. Pierce, Mrs. Karl O. Becke,
Mrs. W." F. Poorman and Mrs.
Curtis B. Cross.
Guild Holds Meeting
At Woodburn v -';
- Woodbarn-St. Mary's Episco
pal Guild met at. the homo et.
Mrs..T. C. Poorman Tuesday af-V
terneoa.. . Election of officers
was-held and Mrs. E. EC Cowles
was elected president for the en
suing year. Other ofllcers are
Mrs. IL L. GUI, vice-president: "
Mrs. S. R. Kallak, secretary, and
Mrs. IL IL. Austin, treasurer. The
afternoon was spent In sewing.
Refreshments, were served by tho
hostess assisted by Mrs. Henry
Miller and Mrs. -Harold Austin.
The next meeting; will bo held at '
tho home of Mrs. Frank Wolfe .
Tuesday afternoon, February 12.
L1LBURN - EOBEHTS '
V llssxcd Kindsixaitcn ;
: .-, Seventh Tear : -Cesistratioa
For New Pupils
Monday January 28th
First lessons at the piano, ear
training, singing, rhythm or
chestra, dancing, handwork, In
clndlng clay modeling, sewing;
and toolcraft,. . . ,
C&ltnro Social Adjustment
. . Citizenship . -.
FRANK IJXEURX
MR3. T. 8. ROBERTS
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