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JESSIE STEELE
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Account of Foreign Toiir
Interests AoA.HW.
J ' Luncheon Meet
A fine turnout of members marked the A. A. U. W. lunch
eon yesterday afternoon in the Presbyterian church din
, . ing room. Covers were placed for 75. Dr. Helen Pearce
presided.
The club voted to send a resolution opposing block book
ing by theatres to Oregon congressmen. Mrs. W. C. Jones
PHish
Notes
By J. L. S.
DENTY MOWREY, O r e g d n ' s
own composer, will play one
of his concertos with the
Portland symphony tomorrow
' night. Beethoven's second sym
phony in D. Major Is also on the
concert program.
Tune in the Willamette Song
men Wednesday night at 8:15
p. m. over the Columbia network.
Emery Hobson chose intensive
study of piano rather than a col
lege education.- He practices at
least four hours a day.
Piano soloists have been un
usually popular this winter. The
matinee . concert of the Portland
symphony next Sunday, January
28, will feature a Bach concerto
for three pianos, played by Nelle
Rothwell May, William Robinson
Boons and Henri Arcand.
Vocational Convention
Holds Interest
Mrs. Winifred Herrick, Oregon
Federation president, has just re
ceived word that several of the
Business and Professional women
who are chairman of national
committees will have prominent
.parts in the National Vocational
Guidance association convention
which will be held in St. Louis,
Mo., February 20 to 23.
Miss Frances Cummlngs, direc
tor of education, heads the 'com
mittee on community aspects of
guidance which is in charge of
one program at the convention.
Miss Mary Stewart, chairman of
the special vocational advisory
committee of the national federa
tion, will preside at a breakfast
sponsored by the Federation on
Thursday morning, February 20,
at Hotel Coronada. Six members
of the -committee will speak and
' Miss Josephine Bell, national ed
': ucation chairman of the national
federation, will be present as an
ez-officio member of the commit
tee. The subject of the breakfast
will bo "Practical Ways In Which
' a Lay Group May Work."
Junior Auxiliary to Be
Formed Monday
While the Junior Auxiliary has
been functioning in many places
for several years, it is an entire
ly sew project for the local unit
of the American Legion auxiliary.
All daughters of members of
the Legion under 18 years of age
are eligible to enroll, according
to Mrs. Bryan Conley, Junior
chairman.
Tomorrow night In the Frater
nal temple, the Legion and auxi
liary will hold a club dinner at
t:30 o'clock with their song and
daughters as special guests. Auxi
liary members are asked to bring
a tea towel, . r-: , - . r
1 Matrons on the eommittee If on
day are Mrs,' Glenn Seeley. Mrs.
R. D. Barton, Mrs. Ray Bassett.
Mrs. OS ear Cutler, Mrs. L. 8.
Heuperman, Mrs. V. E. Hoekett,
Mrs. C. L. Newman, Mrs. Edna
Rowland, Mrs. George Waters,
-Mrs. Leif Bergsvik, Mrs: Thelma
Wood, Mrs. F. H. Thompson and
Mrs. Ralph Mason.
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KeoepUoa to Follow , ?
, Eastern Star Meet : 'r '.
Chadwlck chapter of O.E.S. will
. nuuur ubw oincers wnn a recep-
won a uesaay nignt alter the re-
guiar meeting in te Masonic
; temple. Mrs. Berniee Blodgett
man ine .retiring officers ar in
cnarge. -
S Thhnk You! tjjl
Many, many ladies and gentlemen of
Salem and the surrounding territory
have visited our store since the open
ing Friday morning.
We wish to thank you for your in
terest and words of praise for, our
new shop.
It will be our continued aim to make
the FASHION LOUNGE your de
pendable source of last-minute styles
and .values. .
Arlene Brown
Fashion Lounge
, 51& Court Street
explained the measures to be vot
ed upon in the special election
tbis month.
Dr. Pearce announced May 6
and 7 as the dates for the regional
meeting of the North Pacific sec
tion of A.A.U.W. in Portland. Mrs.
L. T. Merwin, regional director.
will be In charge, and Dr. Meta-
Glass, national president of the as
sociation, will be a distinguished
guest.
Miss Edith Schryver who re
turned this fall from a world
tour, described her journey from
Indo-China to Java. She illus
trated her talk with pictures.
Among the many fascinating
places mentioned was Angkor and
its mysterious history. Miss
Schryver described the costumes
worn by the Auebodian dancers
and exhibited one.
Hal Hibbard Auxiliary
Meets on Frida
Hal Hibbard "auxiliary of U.P.
W.V. met at the home of Mrs.
Emma Vesper Friday for a social
afternoon. Mrs. L. Mickelson
gave a chronology of William Me
Kinley, president of the United
States In 1896 and re-elected in
1900.
Mrs. Arthur Welch, Mrs. Kath-
ryn Stryker and Mrs. Cardy shar
ed hostess honors with Mrs. Ves
per. The rooms . were attractive
with baskets of firethorn and cyc
lamen. Refreshments were served
at small tables.
Present were Mrs. A. Talman,
Mrs. C. O. Wilson, Mrs. A. T.
Woolprt, Mrs. W. B. Bane, Mrs.
C. W. Brant, Mrs. H. O Miller,
Mrs Clyde McClung, Mrs. L. Mick
elson, Mrs. Hugh Craig, Mrs. Ar
thur Welch, Mrs. E. E. Buckles,
Mrs. Sherman Nelson, Mrs. F. C.
LaCombe, Mrs. M. W. Baker, Mrs.
C. T. Harrington, Mrs. B. W. Wal-
cher, Mrs. Kathryn Stryker, Mrs.
Charles McKinley, Mrs. Arthur Gl
rod, Mrs. Charles M. Geene. Mrs.
F. A. Thompson, Mrs. Cardy. Miss
Betty Weiser and the hostess,
Mrs. Emma Vesper.
Jason Lee Class Enjoys
Dinner Meeting
The Young Peoples elass of the
Jason Lee Memorial church met
In the fireplace room of the
church Friday night for a 6:30
o'clock covered dish dinner.
-Mrs. Fred Lange and Mrs. Al
bert Christensen were in charge
of the dinner and Miss Sylvia
Meatte and Mrs. Elton Savage had
charge of the evening s entertain
ment.
Present were Rev. and Mrs.
Lynn Wood, Mr. and Mrs. George
Naderman, Mr, and Mrs. Robert
Klemple, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Lange, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chris
tensen, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Sav
age, Mrs. Herman Rehfuss, Mr.
and Mrs. Francis DeHarpport.
Miss Sylvia Meatte, Miss Edna Mc
Elhaney, Albert Christensen, Ju
anette Christensen, Cleonna Na
derman, Qerald Nadersan, Joan
Savage, Joan Land and Robert
Lange.
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War Mothers to Fete
State Officers
The American War ' Mothers
will honor state officers living in
Salem with a covered dish lunch
eon Tuesday afternoon at 1
o'clock in the Lutheran church.
Mothers are asked to bring
cards and pictures suitable for
making scrapbooks. These will
be given to children of war vet
erans In state instituions and to
children at the Fair-view home.
Mrs. Gallaher Meets
Advisors Monday -
All grade school Girl Reserve
advisors are asked to meet with
Mrs. Elizabeth Gallaher Monday
morning at 11:30 a. m. In Eaton
hall on the Willamette campus,
room 83. - .
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Emery Hobson
WiH Play at
aller
FRIDAY night in Waller hall,
Emery Hobson will be heard
in piano recital for the first
time in many months. He has been
studying at the College of Music
in Cincinnati, Ohio, under his sec
ond year's scholarship and is va
cationing in Salem with his Par
ents' Prof, and Mrs. E. W. Hob
son. His brother, Henry Hubbard
Hobson, baritone, will assist on
the program accompanied by Mrs.
Jean Hobson Rich.
The ticket committee includes
Mrs. Asel Eof f, Mrs. Donald
Young, .Mrs. W. E. Anderson, Mrs.
George Will, Miss Mary Eyre,
Miss Aldeane Smith, Miss Ruth
Bedford. Paul Wallace, J. H. Al
bert and Cameron Marshall.
Mr. Hobson is a favorite with
Salem audiences, winning a big
ovation when he appeared as solo
ist with the Philharmonic orches
tra two years age. Ho Is study
ing with Dr. Albino Gorno in Cin
cinnati. The program for Friday is as
follows:
Prelude and Pugno C Minor Bach
Prelnde and Fufu O Sharp Major
-Back
Ballade A Flat .
..Chopin
-Chopia
-Chopin
-Chop 1b
-Chopin
Ead A Flat .
Etude F Minor
Prelnde C Sharp Minor
Prelude Flat Major
PTelude r Major
.Chopin
"None But the Lonely Heart'
- Tichaikowiky
"Pare'a Road Song" Norello
Htrbert H. Hobson
Carpiccio Opvia 76, No. 1 Brahma
Prelude 0 (Sharp Major (for the left
hand) Sehiabine
Serenade Saehaaninoff
Jeui d Eau Ravel
Etude de Concert D flat Litit
Violin Recital Today by
Institute Pupils
ThI'j afternoon at 3 o'clock the
general public is invited to a vio
lin recital in the armory to be
given by pupils of the National
Institute of Music and Arts. Miss
Helen Creitz is the instructor.
The program will be as fol
lows :
Sorority Walta Rubahk
Even Song .Kubank
Ensemble
Twinklinf Starg Harvey
Vanola Christenien, Darlene Evana
Lilly of the Valley ..Jrfareifc
irn Chriatenaen, Robert Bobbins,
Joseph Justii, Erma Davis, Edna Wilbur
The Danube Waves . ; 8traust
Andrew Zohare, Donald Qhapman
March of the Cadets Harvey
Betty Leu Kayser
Minuet in O .. Beethoven
John Bneerench, Rodney Anlt
Bobbie Stone, Carl Komyato
Tale of the Clock Harvey
Little Russian Doll JBenler
Ensemble
Moonlight and Roses Special
ueorie rtoasman, Hooert ;aaeron,
Marie Cowden, Alice Knrth,
Georre Bowes
At the Spring .Dallam
Jack Gibson
Stepenie Gavotte
Rnela Short, Robert Cameron,
Margaret Chadwiek, George Bowen
Concerto in A Minor Aecolay
Dora Schindler
Little Symphony . Danela
Jack Gibson. Dora Schindler
Golden Rod Harrey
Mary Jane Walts Heltman
Ensemble
Meeting of Shrine on
Monday Night
The White Shrine of Jerusalem
will convene in the Masonic tem
ple Monday night at 8 o'clock
Mrs. Hazel Gillette, past high
priestess, and Mrs. Vera Barrick,
worthy matron of the Eastern
Star, will be honor guests.
Mrs. Esther Hagedorn will sing
Mrs. Elida Moore will .name her
eommittee for the benefit to be
given next Wednesday. Hostesses
are Miss Constance Kantner and
Mrs. Mona Toder.
The refreshment committee in
cludes Mrs. Cora Behrens, Mrs
Ruth Crowder. Mrs. Ada Curtis,
Mrs. Ellen Gabriel. Mrs. Elida
Moore and Mrs. Thelma Green
Mrs. Stella Henry is program
chairman for the evening.
Mrs. Williams Hostess
To Study Club
Mrs. D. Williams was hostess
to the Book and Thimble club
Thursday, afternoon. Fancy work
and flowers were studied and Mrs,
Ray Lacey assisted at the lunch
eon hour. -
Present were Mrs. Mary Beav
er, Mrs. Henrieta Lorek, Mrs. Ross
Damrell, Mrs. Elmer Cook, Mrs
Charles Adams, Mrs. Ray Lacey,
Mrs. Fred w. Kubin and the host
ess, Mrs. D. Williams.
Mrs. Elmer Cook will enter
tain next on January 30 in honor
of her mother, Mrs. Hatie Sim
kins.
G. R. Conference Will
Be Farther Planned
Mrs. David B. Hill will meet
all women connected with the exe
cutive committee of the Girl Re
serve conference Tuesday after'
noon at 4 o'clock in the Methodist
S. S. emple.
W. ; Giinnell & RobB, Studio
Phone 5572 V ; ; 520 State Street
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Above Is Emery Hobson, pianist, who will present a recital in Waller
hall Friday night at 8:30 o'clock. It will be his only concert ap
pearance daring his vacation stay in Salem.
President's Ball Captures
Social Attention for
January 30th
r:E President's Birthday ball,
Just 10 days away, is the cen
ter of social conversation
everywhere. Salem has turned out
en masse in former years for this
brilliant affair and it is anticipat
ed that the same response will be
forthcoming this year.
The date is Thursday, January
SO, from 9 to 12 o'clock in the
armory. Governor and Mrs.
Charles H. Martin win lead the
grand march. The Oregon Melody
Ramblers, a 12 -piece Salem or
chestra, will play.
The matter of dress is option
al .. . either formal or informal.
No Invitations are being sent out
this year but the general public is
welcome. Seventy per cent of the
net proceeds remains in Salem to
combat Infantile paralysis and to
assist those already stricken with
the disease. Thirty per cent goes
to the National Birthday Ball or
ganization.
Mayor V. E. Kuhn and his di
rectorate heads met last week and
Miss Welch is Honored
With Shower
Miss Alice Welch, bride-elect of
Eldred Williams of Silverton, was
the inspiration for a miscellan
eous shower Thursday night given
by Miss Lillian Roethlin and Mrs.
A. Roethlin.
A white and pink motif was
carried out at the supper hour.
Mrs. Beverly Roethlin assisted.
The date for the wedding has
not been set but the young cou
ple will make their home in Long,
view, Wash.
Those invited by the two host
esses to fete Miss Welch . were
Mrs. Beverly Roethlin, Mrs. Lela
Michler, Mrs. Grace Swanson, Mrs.
Willa Ohmarl, Miss Marjorie
Blades; Miss Mildred Allison, Miss
Elsie Woods, Miss Viola Schrehk
and Miss Loretta Roethlin.
Rickey Sunshine Club is
Entertained Friday
The Rickey Sunshine club
spent a' delightful Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. C. 5.
Courtnier on route six. Quilting
and cards were the principal di
versions. -
Luncheon was served to Mrs.
F. Beard, Mrs. William CarotS
ers, Mrs. J. C. Courtnier, Mrs.
Alice Crooks, Mrs. F, Fulton,
MrriMS. Johns, Mrs. C. Shafer,
Mrs. R. Shaw, Mrs. F. Smith, Mr.
H.Taylor, Mrs. L. E. Swift, Mrs.
J., C. Simpson, tin. F. E. Miner
and the hostess, Mrs. C. D. Court
nier? '
All the Wealth
In ' the world cannot bring
back the fleeting Aarm of
t childhood. 6urs Is ft art
oX retaining these priceless
records for all time. ,
During January and Feb
ruary a discount of 10 per
cent win be allowed on all
children' photographs. -
decided upon SI per couple as the
admission price, which is a re
duction from former years. The
ticket sale begins tomorrow.
Those in charge of the sale are
Marrin Headrick, Merrill Qhling,
Dr. A. E. Berger, Mrs. Hannah
Martin, King Bartlett, Mrs. W. H.
Lytle and Warren Jones.
The hall and decorations com
mittee includes Captain Arthur
Bates, Robert Boardman, Walter
Fuhrer, Oscar D. Olson and Her
bert Stiff.
Jerrold Owens is chairman of
the publicity committee and has
working with him Miss Rovena
Eyre, Miss Jessie Steele, Carl Por
ter, Lpring Schmidt, Ray Stumbo
and Ed Lewis). Henry ComPton,
Leo Page and Davis S. Adolph will
serve as the finance and auditing
committee.
Chairmen will call their indi
vidual committee meetings this
week and there will be one more
general directorate gathering be
fore the ball.
Mrs. Cannon Entertains
Stitch-Chatter Club
The Stitch and Chatter club of
the Kumjoinus class of the First
Christian church met at the home
of Mrs. J. E. Cannon, 2705 Port
land road, Friday for all day.
Welfare sewing and a club din
ner occupied the afternoon.
Present were Mrs. Esther
Sharpenacke, Mrs. Emma Ed
wards, Mrs. Irene Smith, Mrs
Berchin Calwell, Mrs. C. Smith,
Mrs. Louise Knight, Mrs. Dorothy
Kennedy, Mrs. J. E. Cannon and
Mrs. Anne Macy, a guest.
Neighbors of Woodcraft
Will Install
Silver Bell circle, Neighbors of
Woodcraft, will hold public in
stallation at the Fraternal temple
Tuesday night at 8:30 o'clock.
Grand Physician W. G. Scott
will preside assisted by Mrs. Cora
Smith, past guardian Neighbor;
George Jorg, grand captain of
guards; ad the grand circle drill
team.
Senior Guardian Mina Olmsted
will present the Juveniles in I
fancy drill.
William Walton Presides
At Smart Dinner
William Walton entertained at
dinner Friday night In honor of
Marjc sKinner, new Biaie nana en
perintendent. -
Additional ruests were Mr. and
Mrs. David Eyre. Mr. and Mrs
Paul B. Wallace and Mr. and Mrs.
Sheldon F. Sackett
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Winter Ball
: At Temple '
A LPHA PSI DELTA was host
XVfpr its winter formal Friday
- night in Fraternal temple. A
black and silver decorative mo
tif made a stunning background
for the smart frocks of the coeds
and the black and white tuxedoes
of their escorts.
Bill DeSouza and his band play
ed. Patrons were Prof, and Mrs.
W. C. Jones and Prof, and Mrs. E.
S. Oliver.
Hosts were Guy Heimsoth, Ev
erett Gary, Glenn Heimsoth, Hal
n.trw kit Tmir vpm Ari-
Cattley, Art Lamka, Verne Ad
ami, Carl Felker, John Kelly, Ray
Burzy, John Furgeeon, Keith
Jones, David Johnson, Harold
Hoyt, Ernie Mosier, Pete McCann,
John Edwards, Robert Anderson,
Wllmer McDowell, Paul Sturges,
Bart Rusk, Bo6 Buxton, Carl
Rhoda, Don Collins, George Mc
Leod, Lewis Mershberger, George
Abbott, Don Hoggenson, Mel Vik
ing. George Billings, Charles
Roblin, Clyde Weigan, Frank Geu-
rin, Ed Mcwaln, Roy Ferris, Dei
Neiderhiser. Gus Moore, Don
Hage, Dwight Aden, Delmar
Ram8dell, Maynard McKinley and
James Burdette.
Guests were Rae Yocom, La
verne Crawford, Lucille Mosier,
Helen Bigej, Margaret Ayers,
Peggy Peterson, Florence Frank
lin,' Lucille Brainard, Margaret
Hauser, Charlote Calander, Lois
Wilkes, Margaret' Savage, Anna
Mae Unruh, Mildred Muller, Lois
Walton, Loye Baiguardus, June
Dalgren, Alice Unruh, Audrey Al
len, Margaret Haag, Grace Bailey,
Winifred Gardener, Maxine Scho
ol a ker, Sosalie (Tbulder, Lu Elda
Collins, Irma Oehler, Verna Vos
per, Lillian Hart, Hejen Peter
son, Margaret Gillete, "Jackie"
Neuman, Edna Savage, Dorothy
McDonald, Joy Hershberger, Beu-
lah Van - Guilder, Bea Hartung,
hfanet Fickenscher, Esther Black,
Donnie Conyne, Ruth Bunzo, Mar
tha WTarren.
Miss Drager Honored
At Installation
A sparkling new crown was be
stowed upon Miss Pauline Drager
when she accepted the office of
worthy advisor of the Order of
Rainbow for Girls last night. The
DeMolays put on the ceremonial
attendant to its presentation.
The installation in the Masonic
temple came on Miss Drager's
birthday and she was further hon
ored at the reception which fol
lowed with a large birthday cake
presented on behalf of the chap
ter by Miss Mary Jean Kestly.
Miss Helen Kestly was chair
man of the reception committee.
She has arranged a program with
the following numbers: Piano
solo by Miss Genevra Selander;
vocal number by Miss Doris Tay
lor: violin solo by Miss Maybelle
Lilburn; reading by Dean Good
man; and dance by Jean Adams.
Golden Wedding Will Be
Observed Today
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pearcy are
receiving all friends informally
of 2 and 5 o'clock honoring Mrs.
and Mrs. D. N. Mclnturff of Spo-
kane, Wash., on their 60th wed
ding anniversary.
ur. and Mrs. Mclnturff are
taking a "honeymoon" trip visit
ing all of their children. Dr.
Mclnturff is a graduate of the
Willamette law school, class of
191S. Both he and Mrs. Mcln
turff were graduated from Grant
University at Athens at Tennes
see in 1885 where their romance
began.
Invitations are being extended
only through the press.
Waffle Supper Precedes
Fortnightly Club
A s:30 o'clock waffle supper
will precede the program meeting
of the Fortnightly club at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Si-
monds tonight.
Bob Elgin is chairman of the
supper committee assisted by
Tom Grier, Jack Pollock and Mar
vin Humphreys.
Those arranging the program
are Miss Natalie Neer, Miss Isabel
MeGilchrist and Miss Katherine
Mackay.
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fjarrison" - White Weddirij
Will be Solern
On Wednesday;
SOCIAL attention this next week will be focused upon the
wedding of Miss Mabel Harrison, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Harrison, and Lee White, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. F. White of Albany. , Q . , .
Ppv h f! stiver will officiate Wednesday night in the
fireplace room of the Knight
guests in attendance.
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Donald Allison will be at the
organ.
Mrs.' Donald Kimple and Glen
w J!' V""" w .m attpnd the
White of Albany will attend the
couple and Virgil Harrison, bro
ther of the bride, Cordon and Les
lie Whittington will act as ush
ers.
A reception will follow at the
church. Assisting about the
rooms and with the serving will
be Mrs. Grace Todd, Miss Del-
phine Savage. Miss Frances Wilfe,
Miss Eleanor Libby, Miss Maurine
Carmical. Miss Ruth Overoff and
Miss - Dorothy Dahlberg.
Tbe young people will reside in
Portland where Mr. White , is
connected with Fred Meyer stores.
Miss Harrison has been employed
in the state operator's division.
Miss Harrison has been much
feted since the announcement of
her wedding date. Last week
Miss Delphine Savage entertained
with a miscellaneous- shower in
viting the bride-elect and Miss
Ruth Oveross, Miss Eleanor Lib
by, Miss Dorothy Dahlberg, Mrs.
Homer Harrison, Mrs. Grace
Todd, Mrs. Lolabelle Foster and
Mrs. Donald Kimple.
Tuesday night, Mrs. Donald
Kimple Invited guests to her Eola
home for a shower in honor of
Miss Harrison. They were Mrs.
Homer Harrison, Mrs. E. I.
Coates, Mrs. Fred Perrin, Mrs. J.
R. Miller, Mrs. Robert Miller, the
Misses Eleanor Llbby, Myrtle An
derson, Virginia Coates, Augusta
Breithaupt and Delphine Savage.
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Shurtz Home Opened on
Thursday Afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Ira B. Lewis of
Yakima, Wash., were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Otto B. Shurtz Fri
day. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis were
married Thursday in Vancouver
and were on their honeymoon.
A luncheon and informal after
noon honored the couple. The ta
ble was attractive with a fruit
centerpiece and gffeen candles
Mrs. George Lewis assisted the
hostess. -
In attendance were Mr. and
Mrs. Ira B. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs
Minor Lewis, Oscar Lewis, Dr
and Mrs. George Lewis, Mr. and
Mrs. James C. Wintermute, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert J. Walker and
Mr. and Mrs. Otto B. Shurtz
From here, the newlyweds mo
tored to Corvallis to visit Mr.
Lewis' nephew and namesake, Ira
Wintermute. Continuing south to
Mexico, they will stop in Valle-
Jo, Calif., to see Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Smith (OHie Shurtz). In
San Francisco to visit Mrs. Ada
M. Fox and In Los Angel9. They
ill return to Yakima, via Salt
Lake City, where Mr. Lewis is in
business.
Salem Maids Depart tO
.enroll m College
Miss Dorothy Krebs and Miss
Harryette Beall left yesterday for
California where they will enroll
at San Mateo junior college.
As an au revoir courtesy to Miss
Krebs, Mrs. Donald Deckebach
Miss Joyce Anderson and Miss
Constance Krebs entertained at
the home of Mrs. Deckebach last
week.
Honors for bridge went to Miss
Madelyn Sleppy and Mrs. Lor lag
Grier. A green and white motif
prevailed in accessories and- at
the supper hour.
Bidden were Miss Krebs, the
guest of honor. Miss Phyllis
Hauge, Mrs. Loring Grier, Mrs. T
Harold Tomlinson, Mrs. Lawrence
Anderson, Mrs. Glenn Wilbur,
Mrs. Fred Wolfe, Mrs. Don Sode-
man and Mrs. Deryl Myers.
TheFashionette's Qolol
REMODELING OdlCl
IN line with the trend toward
business recovery, The Fash
lonette is enlarging its floor
space to make it an even more
pleasant and convenient place
in which to shop! Clothes aU
Salem women talk about being
disposed of to make room tor
workmen!
DRESS PRICES
REDUCED!
Former Values SS.M to $30.75
Now $4.95 u $16.75
One Odd Lot, $2.95
HAT PRICES
REDUCED 1
Valncs Formerly 3.95 to f 10
. $1 $1.95 $2.75
COATS & SUITS
REDUCED!
Values Formerly $19.75439.75
: Novr $9.95 to $19.95
limited Selection Bat
- Wonderful Valaesl
COSTUME JEWELRY - S1.00
nized
Memorial church, with 50
Spring Formal
A
Is February
Event
rj: first large early spring for
mal to be given for the young
Bet Will De me vaieuime iHiJi
sponsored by the Junior Woman's
club Saturday night, February
8th, at Hazel-Green. Dancing win
be from 10 to 1 o'clock.
Dick Mote's orchestra from'
Corvallis will play. The decorative
motif will be announced soon. In
vitations may be obtained from
the directorate.
Miss Lois Riggs is general
chairman assisted by Miss Helen
Way, Miss Clara Zuber, Miss Ka
therine Earle, Mrs. Andrew Bak
er, Mrs. Eugene Tupker, Miss
Jean Bahlburg, Miss Ruth Geer
and Miss Grace Holm an.
Amaranth Order Seats
New Officers
Hanna Rosa Court, Order of
Amaranth, held regular court and
installation in the Masonic tem
ple on Wednesday night. Guests
included supreme and grand offi
cers from Portland and Seattle.
Installing officers were: Master,
of ceremonies, J. B. Crary; in
stalling officer, Francis Mercer;'
uncrowning matron, Mrs. Cora
Raffety; crowning matron, Mrs.
Fannie Booster; standard bearer,
Mrs. Carrie Wood; marshal, Mrs.
Verlie EUis; aide, Albert H.
Boock; prelate, H. Bernard Glais
yer; musician, Mrs. Ardella
Slentz; sword bearer, Mrs. Phillis
Tucker; crown bearer, Mrs. Ruth
Crary; flag bearer, Mrs. Mary,
Crawford; arch of steel, Glenn
Slentz, W. P. Ellis, F. E. Mercer,
A. H. Boock, Everett Booster and
C. R. Lester; flower girls, Bar
bara Jean Crawford and Betty
Mercer.
Officers installed were: Royal
matron, Mrs. Iva Bushey; royal
patron, Glenn Slentz; associate
matron, Mrs. Hattie Busick; as
sociate patron, Earl M. Canfield;'
treasurer, Mrs. Ruth Crary; sec
retary, Mrs. Verlie Ellis; conduc
tress, Mrs. Maude Lester; associ
ate conductress, Mrs. Elsie Mer
cer; standard bearer, Mrs. Car
rie Wood; marshal In the east,
Mrs. Cora Raffety; marshal in the
west, Mrs. Milpred Boock; pre
late, Mrs. Carrie Chase; historian,
Mrs. Maude Presnall; musician,
Mrs. Ardelle Slentz; Truth, Mrs.
Irene McEwan; Faith, Mrs. Elsie
Harrison; Wisdom, Mrs. Myrtle
Walker; Charity, Mrs. Goldie Can
field; warder, Everett Booster;
sentinel, Robert Crawford; trus
tee, Francis Mercer.
White Shrine Benefit on
Wednesday Afternoon
The White Shrine of Jerusa
lem will sponsor a benefit and
party Wednesday afternoon start
ing at 1 o'clock in the Masonic
temple. Auction, contract and
S0O will be. played.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. A. H. Moor at 3844 or with
Mrs. M. C. Cashatt af3494.
Mrs. Moore is general chairman
for the benefit and has working
with her Mrs. Cashatt, Mrs. Sam
uel Gillette, Mrs. Leon Barrick,
Mrs. H. H. Green, Mrs. Marie
Flint McCall, Mrs. Wayne Henry,
Mrs. A. C. Smith, Mrs.. Rose Bab
cock. MrsJ Nellie Harris, Mrs.
Winnie Lewis and Mrs. C. C. Gab
riel. DRESSES
Silk Crepes
Suede Crepes
: Magic
Mountain
Crepes
. Satins
: Velvets
for .
Street
Afternoon
; Evening
9
HATS
Wool Felts
Fur Felt s -Fabrics
All the Fashionable
Shapes!
Large Headsizes
COATS &
SUITS
Fleece
-Black .
Brown
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