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Society Urs. Oilman Paid Tribute During Luncheon 4 BEAUTIFULLY arranged luncheon was given by the board of the M. E. Old Peo ple' home at the Frederickson home yesterday In honor of Mrs. N. P. Gilraan who 1 retiring as superintendent of the home. Mr.- E. J. Swafford sketched the early history of the home and paid tribute to the effort made by Mrs. Helen Southwick, presi dent of the W. H. M. confer ence at that time, in having the home established. Mrs. I C. Pood was superin tendent for the first four years, followed by Mra. Fanny Penn. - Mrs. Gilman has held the post for the past 17 years. J Mrs. B. Blatchford was intro duced by Mrs. Oren Stratton as the new superintendent. Mrs. Sarah Hunt Steeves was intro duced : and commended for her service the past 15 years as se cretary of the board. Mrs. M. C. Flndley spoke on endowing rooms In the home which may be done at a philanthropic gesture. Mrs. Lightner Greeted With Gay Affair Mrs. Bonus Lightner o( Sac ramento, Calif., who Is visiting in Salem was greeted with a charming luncheon yesterday aft ernoon at Godfrey's for which Mrs. Lachmund was hostess. Places were marked for Mrs. Lightner, Mrs. 'Henry Meyers. Mrs. C D. Gabrielson, Mrs. C. P. Bishop. Mrs. R. J. Hendricks, Miss Margaret Cosper. Mrs. Char les Gray, Mra. Paul Wallace, Mrs. Oliver Locke'.f Mrs. Romeo Goulet. Mrs. T. A. Livesley. Mrs. Russell Catlin and Sirs. Clarence Keene of Silverton. . ' Alaskan Tour Begins at Seattle Port Sailing from Seattle Saturday aboard the S. S. Alaska for a 19 day Golden Belt tour of Alaska are Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hinkle, Miss Thia and Miss Sylvia Thom as of Dallas. Mrs. Ivy Robinson of -Independence and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Conger of Medford. The party will dock at Seward ' and proceed by rail to Fairbanks, through McKinley national park over the Richardson motor trail to Cordova to board the S. S. Yu kon for the return trip. The voyagers are in Seattle this week for the Shrine convention. Past Presidents Meet At Fairgrounds The Past Presidents of the "Woman's Relief corps spent a pleasant day at the fairgrounds yesterday. A club luncheon was served at noon and the balance of the time spent socially. Present were Mrs. Sarah Peter son. Mrs. Mary Ackerman, Mrs. Elizabeth Adair, Mrs. Eva Mar tin, Mrs. Hattie B. Cameron. Mrs. Carrie Bnnn, Mrs. Mabel Lock wood. Mrs. Ida Traglio. Mrs. Lou visa Spauldlng. Mrs. Minnie Lind aey and Mrs. Jennie F. B. Jones. Siegmund Home Scene Of P.N.G. Meet The Past Noble Grand's associa tion wil Ibe entertained tonight at 8 o'clock in the home of Miss Wilda and Miss Eugene Siegmund, lZ9t Lee street. Mrs, Evelyn Naderman and Mrs. Louise Loveland will assist the hostesses at the supper hour. Silverton Sllverton city park was busy Sunday with large groups groups of picnics and re unions. Others are slated for every Sunday of the summer. The Merry Minglers club of Salem held its third annual pic nic at the Silvertoon park Sun day. Present were Ray Riff, Pearl Jones, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Woodburn, Mrs. Edna McClin tock, and Gloria Ann and Bar bara Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Kennetb VanCleave, Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Colwel land Daryl and Fern, Ray Olson, Mr. and Mrs. John Acker man, Mr. and Mrs. L. Malm, and Earl and Orville, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wodoburn and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Snyder and Carol and Ruth. i Sllverton. Mrs. W. L. McGin nis and Mrs. W. N. Preston will be luncheon hostesses at the coun try club- Thursday to the women golfers. Last Thursday Mrs. H. W. Preston won In class A of a handi cap tournament, and Mrs.' W. L. Bryson won in class B. Mrs. T. B. Lake of Lebanon re ceived a pleasant surprise last week when ten members of the Social Circle club of Mill City call ed at her home bringing 'a club dinner with them. BROOKS Mr. and .Mrs. D. George Cole and Mrs. Anna Dun lavy spent Saturday at Molalla. and were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Judd. MRS. SAVAGE Formerly Owner of the Capitol Beauty- Shop . ,'- Is Now With 4 MAIUNELLO SHOP 215 X. High ml irl 1 1 . be pleased, to inert tcr form er patrons. Ph. 8016 Shampoo and w Finder Wave, 75c N and ews Jessie Steele, SOCIAL CALENDAR Honrs for the society editor are as follow: lO a. in to 12 f. bl. aad 2 to A p. in. every day but Saturday. Oe Saturday, they are 9 a. m. to 12 noon and 1 p. m. to p. m. j i Wednesday. July 15 . t Unity class In Marion hotel. S p. m". -Maccabees No. in K. P. hall, 8 o'clock. Salem Royal Neighbors sewing club to entertain Sllverton R. N. sewing club at fairgrounds cabin, all day. Club dinner at nooa. Joint meeting of W.H.M.S. and W.F.M.S. of Leslie church at home Mrs. Eltruda Teeple on Wallace road. Cars leave church at 11 a. m. Club luncheon. Junior Maccabees of No. C in K. P.. hall, 1:30 p. m. South circle of First Christian church at home Mrs. D. A. White, 74 S. Liberty, all day with covered dish luncheon. L '' Past Noble Grand's association. 8 p. m. at home Miss Wild a and Miss Eugena. Siegmund, 1396 Lee street. Woman's Union of Temple Baptist church at home , Mrs. Tom Cade, route 7, business at 2 p. m. Picnic sup per for families. 8:30 p. m. i - j Thursday, July 16 - : U. . S. Granf circle No. 5t"Ladies of G.A.R. with Mrs Lena Taylor. 1715 Fairgrounds road. 2:30 p. m. Woman's Benefit association in K. P. halL 8 p. m. Hollywood Ladies social club, 2 p. m. with Mr. C. S. Thomas. Rebekahs Install New . :; Officers at Hall 1 The Rebekahs installed now of ficers Monday night in the jl.O. O.r. hall with! Mrs. Dora 'Hill, district deputy president, "?nd Miss WTilda Siegmund, district dputy marshal, together with a corps of grand officers presid ing, i . Grand officers assisting were Mrs. Edith McElroy, Mrs. Lnella Engstrom. Mrs. Lola 'McFarlane, Mrs. Myrta Tyrell, .Mrs. Coral McNeil, Miss Ella Smith and Miss Verda Olmsted.! Mrs. Grace Taylor sang the opening song. ( Luncheon was served by Miss Irene Scheeler, Miss Colore Mennis and "Miss Ella Smith assisted by Jim Smith. Carl LaSalle and Louis Callans. Those taking office were as follows: i : ! Mrs. Jessie Beaty. P.N.G.; Mrs. Mable Gardner. !N.G.r Mjiss Char lotte LaDue. V.G.: Mrs. Blanche Scheelar, warden; Mifjs Irene Scheelar, conductor; Mrs. Jessie Moored, chaplain; Mrs. Pearl Swanson. musician: Mrs. Alma Henderson. R.S.N.G.: Mrs. Amy Standish, L.S.N.G.; Miss Myrtle McClay. R.S.V.G.; Miss Colene Mennis. L.S.V.G.: Mrs. Anna Nis sen. Inside guard; Mrs. Eva Mar tin, outside guard. The financial committee In cludes Mrs. Helen McLeod, Mrs. Coral McNeil and Mra. Gertrude Kirkpatrlck and the press corre spondent is Mrs. Etella Callans. 1- ' . " Speech-Craft Pupils Will Appear in Play A three act drama entitled "A Child's Day" will be presented by pupils 'of the Junior,' Dramatic league from the Salem j School of Speech-Craft tonight at 8 o'clock in the Court i Street I Christian church, 17th and Court. The public is welcome. The Loyal Builder's class of the church is sponsoring the program. A free will offering will be taken which will go to a fund for new thurch furniture. The first act begins in early spring with the scene laid in the Child's sleeping room. Act II occupies the early and late aft ernoon of the same day along the roadside and after school, and act III is the conclusion of the day in the sleeping room once more. Mrs. Ramona Reasoner wrote the play and is the director as well. 1 i )'; ..'it : Lebanon- A shower was given Sunday afternoon from 3 'to 5 p. m., on the lawn of Mrs. Bernice Wallace's I ome for Mrs. Ruth Weeks. The afternoon, was spent In contests and social conversa tion. The hostess, at the refresh ment hour, was a&sisted by Mrs. Katie Tucker and Mrs. Leneve Scott. I I -i i 1 SHIPLEY'S JULY CLE A I i - - - - : .. . SPECIAL GROUP OF D R ESSES Here's; a splendid group priced at a fraction of their orig inal value! - Prints and crepes In sizes 14 to 44! , j . . . . ,: i : -. : O Greys! Gold! o Navy! e Rose! Blacks! SHIPLEY'S 409-415 COURT ST. Society Editor- W. W. Kleeman Wedded In New York Hollywood Mr. and Mrs. J. J Kleeman of this district just re eeived word of the marriage : of their aon, W. rw., Kleeman, to Miss Bella Billings of Brooklyn, They were married June 27 at Whiteplanes, N. Mr. and Mrs. Kleeman will make their home temporarily at Philadelphia, Pa. Young Kleeman has been at tending the U. S. navy I. C. school at Washington, p. C. since last October. He completed his course in that school, ranking 5th in a class of 54. . i Miss Marcia Smith Tells Betrothal News Marlon The ladies sewing club was entertained by Mrs, Homer Smith on Thursday. Eighteen members were present. The day was occupied in making quill for Mrs. Smith's daughter. Mar cia. The latter' engagement to Thomas Lever of McMinnville was announced by cards placed at the guest's plates. ; Guests present from a distance were Mrs. Smith's mother. Mrs. Dickson of Portland. : and Miss Rose Hutton from Grants Pass, a former Marion teacher. D a 1 1 a s Saturday afternoon Mrs. Beldon Heller of Linton and Mrs. Erie Fnlgham of Dallas en tertained at luncheon at the Port land hotel in compliment to Miss Margaret Frior, fiance of Dr. Paul McKimron. ! The table was attractive with a large crystal bowl of white glad ioli, white delphinium and green ery interspersed with long tapers in pastel colors. , - Following the luncheon the group was bidden to the home of Mrs. Keller for several hours of contract. Miss Viola Keller of Sa lem held hieh honors and Mrs Spencer of Lliton held second high. ; Miss Friar was presented with a linen shower. Mt. Angel Mr. and Mrs. George May were honored with a surprise party at. their home Saturday night to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. The couple were marled July 11. 1911, in Mt. Angel by Father Plactdus. , tllgh scores for cards were won by Mrs. George May and Frank Fessler. and the second prize by Louis Schwab. i Mr. and Mrs. May were present ed with a beautiful silver set. Lunch was later served by the hostesses who included Mrs. Kath erine Kruse. Mrs. P. J. May. Mrs. E. WT "Donnelly. Mrs. Henry Zoll ner, Mrs. J. T Bauman. Mrs. Frank- Fessler and Mrs. W. Stir ber. a Miss Hazel.Emmett of West Sa lem has returned from a vacation trip to Alaska. . R AN C E Priced For Final Clearance ' at , 577 & ' . Come Early! The OREGON STATES:iAri Saka, Affairs Miss Harturig Is Inspiration of Shower I A LOVELY garden parjy at the home of Dr. and Mrs. L. (J. Clement will compliment Miss Beatrice Hartung, bride-elect of G us Moore, tonight. i ; Hostesses are Mist Edith Cle ment, Miss Bertha. Babcpck, Miss Janet Weil and Mis Marian Brets. A trousseau thewtr will be tendered Miss Hartung and ; the evening will - be spent informally. Sapper, will be rerved. i Guests are the bride-elect and Miss Sylvia Dubois, Miss Irma Green, Miss Lois Barter, Miss Cynthia Delano, Miss V4ola Cro- 1- 8 6 k . ... j I . r l . (X. " f ' ! 1 - , ' I I I . . i . .. - .. g i . . . .. . 'f ' f . '""I'- . i - f : : IV.;,;, - f :? , ..... I - : . i J-:-: ' f . .. ! " ' I ; 5"! Ores Wednesday Merely, iler, Mia Alice Speck, MIsa Gwen Hunt Miss Doria Unrnh, MIsa Esther Black, Misa Margaret Nunni Misa Helen Kendall, Mra. Helen! Boardman, Misa Dorothy DalkJ Misa Elizabeth Clement, Miss Lillian Scott, Miss Rosiland Van Winkle, Mrs. E. E. Gilbert, Mrs. L. O. Clement, Mra. Oscar Whtt4 Mrs. Panllne Cohen, Mra. Rnth Rhoten. Mrs. Dorothy Fletcher, Mrs. Margaret Kauf man, ' Mrs. Lollle Hauk, Mrs. Blanche v Allen and Mrs. Jerry Durham. -' '. " r K . v I -' ) Dinner guests at the Andrew FUhef home Sunday were Mrs, J. E. Ptfwrio of San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fisher, and Mra. J. N.v Fisher of Stayton, Mr. and Mrs. 'Erlc Fisher, Lawrence and Alice Jean Fisher, and the hosts, Mr. aad Mrs. Andrew Fisher. ; ' -n-r:: r Miss Isabelle Sessine is back at her desk In tho highway depart ment after a trip to Seattle by air and to "Victoria. B. C, by boat. She returned from Seattle by plane.- Thirty .r!iy.jj).k..b Ji iuiijiyvuiijj FROCKS. Originally 12.75 to 16.75 i Two Groups 951 10 75 n d f COATS i i Wjhite and Pastel ' Glreatly Reduced 95! . 1 27: 75 Form a Is & Wraps Originally 10.75 to 22.75 ! . Two Groups 10 75 n d A Very Special Collection of Dresses At Amazing Reduction Values Lj ! FEATURING SUQI FASHIONABLE FABRICS AS "FLOWER CLUB'? s CIIIFFONS, 'SU3DIEIU ALWAYS" AND NUMEROUS BEAUTIFUL WASHABLE EVERGLADE FABRICS July 15, 1S33 Mrs. Klorfein Hostess To House Guests Mrs. Morris Klorfein waa sur prised thia week by a visit from her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ceaton of New York; and their daughter, Misa Velda. The sisters had ' not seen each other tor 19 years. The Cestons formerly resided In Portland before going to New York 1 years ago.- .-: Their two daaghtera studied music in New York and la Germany and their aon Is now connected with the Mt. Sinai hospital in New York after studying- medicine abroad. Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Donaldson are receiving congratulations on the birth of a aon at. the Salem General hospital. He la their first Child. ' - - J - Miss Frances Ellis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Ellis, Is making aatlafactory recovery . at the Salem General hospital where she underwent an operation last week. . .. -v Announces J LP ay:s e Stylel-Value KNITWEAR Nationally Known Lines Originally 15.75 to 19.75 79? 1 A75 a n d Originally 12.75 to 29.75 7.95 mhionJounne MMATO MOTU Keizer Card Club Has Iltincheon Slated 'The majority of bridge club tack their cards away during the suaiDjrr months but the Keizer card club la continuing to meet. . flYomorrow afternoon at. God ffty's.i members will gather for luncheon and cards. Mra. Sandell oft Iowa will be an additional guesL - , Members are . Mra. Seymour Jones, Mra. Harvey Hansen. Mrs. Sam Richards, Mrs. J. L-' Breck ehridge, Mrs. H. W. Bowden, Mrs. William Blake Mrs. Arthur Hold etiMrs. Harry Irvine. Mra. Albert Mtnturn, Mrs. M. S. Bunnell, Mra. ti, p. Pntnam and Mrs. Roy Mel son .'-- :l j i . r .- '. . . 1 bethel Mrs. M. H. Utter had as fher . guesta on Sunday her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Rath Utter of Berkeley, Calif.. Dr. and Mrs. E. ! H. Utter, Lucile and Delbert Utter of Portland and Dr. and Mrs, F. L. Utter and Colllna yt teit of Salem, v of I Li m romoiioni m 1 ' I'' I , ' - mm in : F R OC K Originally 19.75 to 22.75 j j Two Groups 1 a n d SUITS Sharkskin, Linen, Congo, Originally 12.75 to 19.75 8 95 - n d I2p MI LLINERY Authentic Labeled Fashions Greatly Reduced 2P 3 4 I 111 "I The Women'a Union of tKe. Temple Baptist church will bo ut businesa meeting at the coua tfy home of Mrs. Tom Cade oa route 7 this afternoon at 2 o'clock. :A picnic supper for families will follow at C30 o'clock. Scotts Mills Dr. and Mrs. A McCannel and Miss Jane Gra ham of Sllverton. Mra. Grara Allien of San Francisco, Mr. aad ftrt. J. E. Saueresslg were -trtained at the J. N. Amundioi borne Friday night. i I ' 1 1 Bethel Mr.' and Mrs. J. U. rarruthers entrtl-fd at dinner Saturday night U boner of their n?ece. Miss ithtr Li?le. who waa married Sunday, atte'reovn to How led D. Billman I Kather, Wak. Stopper Guards Scotch ! - - GLASGOCVA meUl flopptf lich prevent - whisky bottle. from being refilled has been la- vented here to prevent- Amerlcse bootleggers selling ehf fp liquov Iki old Scotch. "" i! ' 5 s ft si T7CTT3 IMll 75 ; ,- l if 00 1 h r ? i r i i i Si