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PAGE TT7ELYD Tta OREGON CTATT31IAN,- Esiza, Orccn, Friy lienor, Hay 21, 1S37 'Society Clubs ; Music 'News: and Feattires of Interest to Womeii MAXINE BUREN Women's Editor- Hdmemaking Styles . . Food Active Club Dance Gay Affair of Wednesday MEMBERS of the Salem ActlTC dob were hosts for a gay In- - formal 'dtnee Wednesday night at the Salem Golf clabhoose. About twenty-five cooples attend ed the affair and a local orchestra ' played for dancing. Refreshments were served at a late hour. Ellsworth Fletcher was in general charge of the dance and assisting him were Reynold Allen,' Dr. Louis ' B. Schoel and Harold Hank. On the refreshment committee were Mrs. Reynold Allen, Mrs. Edward Fortmlller, Mrs. Gns Moore and Mrs. Ells worth Fletcher. Those attending the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds Allen, Mr. and Mrs. G. Edward Bissell, Dr. and Mrs. Edward Fortmlller, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Goulet, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Bud Graybill, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. McKinney, Mr. and Mrs. Gns Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Potts, Mr. and Mrs. -E. E. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hauk, Mr. and Mrs. Harry LaDou, Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Fletcher. Miss Louise Wheelhouse, Miss Maxine Rankin, Dr. Louis B. Schoel, Robert Need ham, Don Pou jade and Laurence Fletcher. e Alpha Phi Alpha Dance This ; Evening The Alpha PM Alpha sorority - maias win entertain wun ineir annual spring formal dance to night at Hazel Green. ' Hours for dancing are from nine to twelve o'clock. Johnny Bush and his orchestra from Corvallis will pro vide the dance music .White suede programs will be given the guests. A spring decorative motif will be used about the hall with large baskets of flowers attractively ar ranged. Miss Norma Fuller is making .arrangements for the af fair. Over forty couples will be -in attendance. Chaperones are Mrs. Charles Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Lestle J. Sparks. Mrs. Gall Royer, Dean Frank Erickson. and Dr. Mary Erickson. ." Mrs.? Butler Hostess To Agenda Club Mrs. Myron Butler waa hostess to members of the Agenda club' on Wednesday afternoon for a dessert luncheon. The attractive table was centered by a large crystal bowl of water lilies. Need lework was the diversion of the afternoon. Members attending the iessert luncheon were: Mrs. Glen Shed- eca, Mrs. Marry Lummis, Airs, r Galen Siddall. Mrs. Gilbert Ham man, Mrs. C. J. Morgan, Mrs. Norville H irons and Mrs. Myron Butler. - The next meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Har ry Lummis at which time the rlub members will entertain their husbands. Luncheon at Callaghan CLUB CALENDAR Friday, May '21 Unitarian Woi n's Alliance with Miss Gertrude Savage, 13(2 Plaza street. West Salem, Friday, 2:30 p. m. j Married people's class. First Baptist church, 6:30 p. m. Past Matrons' association at 8 VJ.W. auxiliary with Mrs. Amelia Diets, route 8, box 50, 2 p. m. . :l Hal Hibbard auxiliary with Mrs. Tyner Woolpert, 1197 South High street, ; 1:30 des sert luncheon. - I- , . ; - West Side Circle of Jason Lee church, covered dish lunch at noon. Election of officers. American Lutheran; church tea with Mrs. Richard G. Sev ering 1740 Fir street. Degree of Honor benefit card party, 8 p.m., K.P. hall. League of Women Voters, lunch at noon at Marlon hotel. Juvenile Neighbors of Wood craft, Miller's hall, 4 p.m. Maccabees No. 122 benefit supper at 7 p.m., followed by dancing and entertainment i at 8 p.m.. Fraternal temple. Junior Maccabees, Fraternal temple, 4 o'clock. ; , j Women's auxiliary of St. Paul's Episcopal church with Mrs. Susan De Lisle, 735 North Church street, 2:30 p.m. .1 . Home Today Mrs. J. H. Callagban will pre side at luncheon this afternoon at her South High street residence In compliment to members ot her contract club. Several hours of bridge will follow the luncheon. Covers will be placed for Mrs. T. A. LIvesley, Mrs. Palmer C. Macdonald of Portland. Mrs. James Young. Mrs. H. G. Malson. Mrs. Roy Simmons. Mrs. Conrad W. Paulus, Mrs. Arch Jerman. Mrs. Wayne Loder. Mrs. John J. Elliott and Mrs. Callagban. Last Woman's Club Meeting Saturday The Salem Woman's club win convene for the last meeting of the year Saturday at the club house with a one o'clock lunch eon. Annual reports will be given at the meeting and the new of ficers for the ensuing year will be introduced by Mrs. Clifton Modd. .On the luncheon committee are Mrs. J. A. Brownson, Mrs. D-D. Olmsted, Mrs. Robert Boardman, Mrs. Saul Jans, Miss Eula Me-. Cully, Miss - Antoinette White, rMrs. E. N. DePrea, Mrs. Harry Moran and Mrs. Floyd Headrlck. The Priscilla Melsinger studios are presenting the Stayton stu dents of music in recital at the Stayton high school auditorium tonight at eight o'clock. Guest musicians-will be from Scio, Sa lem. Sllverton and. Dallas.- Fea- I tnred on the nrocram will be ac- I cordion. Hawaiian guitar, piano, vocal, electric guitar and ukelele solos. , Women's Missionary associa tion of the Englewood - United Brethren church will have charge of the evening service at 7:30 on Sunday. Mrs. J. Vinton Scott will speak, and special music has been arranged. . , . - - - Members of Beta Chi sorority are entertaining their new mem bers and pledges with a fireside supper and slumber party tonight at the chapter bouse. , - The Fast Matrons of the East era Star will meet at the horn ot Mrs. Godfrey tonight to hold memorial service tor Mrs. Josf La Fore..- ' : - Hostesses Entertain for Bride-Elect .Mrs. Arthur Hathaway and Mrs. Blaine Chapman were hosts at a miscellaneous shower given for Miss Mary Lou Chapman i the home of ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Forbis In Salem Heights on Saturday; Miss Chap man Is the bride elect of George Palmer of Melba, Idaho. The wedding will be an event of the near future. Gifts were presented by little Marjorle and Wanda 'Jean. Hath away, who were dressed as bride and groom. Several musical num bers were given during the eve ning. " .' Present were: Mrs.' E. .A. Dick son, Mrs. W. D. Phillips, Mrs. George Lathrop, Mrs.! Leah Ohse. Mrs. Elmer Rierson. Mrs. Charles Hathaway. Sirs. Christina New burgh, Mrs. George i Pro, Mrs. Jack Kinney, Mrs. George Rhodes, Mrs. Carl Sellers. Miss Esther Cammack. Miss Phyllis C. Macey. Mrs. J. D. Alexander. Mrs. T. D. Trick, Mrs. Joe Barry, Mrs. Phillip Sitner, Mrs. E. V. Fergu son, Mrs. R. A. Horn; Mrs. Mary Cammack, Mrs. Blaine Chapman, Mrs. Arthur Hathaway and Mrs. C. E. Forbis. I 1 Zonta Club Meeting j Yesterday Noon J ; Members of the Salem Zonta club meeting at the Golden Pheasant on Thursday noon for a luncheon and business meeting elected to the board: Mrs. Ro berta Butler, Mrs. i La Verne Winkler, Miss Nellie Schwab. Miss Mabel savage and Miss Hel en Barrett. r : The board will meet tonight to elect officers for the coming year. Members present at yesterday' luncheon were: Miss Hazel Cook, Miss Lilian McDonald. Miss Hel en Barrett. Miss Helen Yockey, Miss Dorothy Pearce,! Miss Helen Louise Crosby, Miss Mabel Sav age, Miss Nellie Schwab, Dr. Hel en Pearce, Miss Doris Riches. Mrs. La Verne Winkler, Mrs. Ora F. Mclntyre, Mrs. Dora Stacey, and Mrs. Winifred Herrick. Picnics in Order - ; Over Coming L Weekend PICNICS will be very much on the schedule Itpr- Salem resi-- dents this weekend, end whe ther the weather cooperates or not, meals will be eaten out-of-doors. " ' " 1 ' ' I One of the most characteristic habits of us westerners is that we carry , out our outing plans whether or not the weatherman predicts fair and warmer. For the past few weeka "standing room only" signs have been in order at the regular picnie grounds, es pecially at Silver Creek Falls where a gentle rain is only eon fused with the mist from the falls, t Many women have formed the habit of serving the heavier meal on . Saturday night, with some meat like a roast, which is sliced cold end. added to the Sunday picnic lunch. It makes a pleasant er holiday for the family cook, be cause most preparation is done the day before. Those who prefer to stay at home on Sunday, will have some of the roast left in the cooler for dinner. " ' Preparing the picnic meal at the campground with a minimum of work ahead of time is preferred by most families because cooking over the fire for real outdoor cooks; is more fun than on the home range. ' Assembling the salad, spreading the bread and slicing the meat at the campground is really fun, and things can be put together a good deal faster too, because less style is required. . Miss Gwen Gallaher Is , . Honored at Shower Miss Lorene Tompkins . was hostess for an informal surprise party last night at the Delta Phi sorority house in compliment to Miss Gwen Gallaher, bride-elect of Ralph McCullougb. A miscel laneous shower honored ; Miss Gallaher and she found her gifts in a fish pond. An aquarium mo tif was used in the decorations. Gold fish bowls floating with flowers were - placed about the rooms. The evening was spent informally and supper served at a late hour. Those y bidden to honor Miss Gallaher were Mrs. Fred Alban Weil, Miss Marian Stiegerwald, Miss Harriet Childs, Miss Cath erine Ringe, Miss Mary Jeannette Sargent, Miss Dorothy Dingle. Miss Barbara Crookham, Miss Ro berta Miles, Miss Anna Mae Un rath; Miss Helen Purvlne. Miss Marjorle Thorne. Miss Wanda Landon, Miss Ruth . Tsharner, Miss Frances Faber, Miss Rose mary Huffman, Miss Martha Her man, Miss Annette Jordan, Miss Melba Rlopelle, Miss Helen Wood fin, Miss Loye Bogardus and Miss Tompkins. Mrs. Styles Presents Two Soloists Mrs. Mollie HIH Styles will pre sent Miss Eline Douglas, pianist and Louis Ashcraft, soloist, In recital at the Y.W.C.A. at 8 o'clock tonight. The program includes: - Btniy Op., 289, No. ST lCxmey lavcatioa, S Pmrt, No. 14 Bstk Mlii DoagUa By th. Water of Xiaetonka ' ..Taorlow LiauraoM At Iawainf . r.Jf, Mr. Aaheraft Sonata, Op. SI. No. S. Miaaetto and Trio .. .BeetboToa Eallat - Music Schubert Jn - Miaa Dooglaa - Soars Wt Mother Taught Ma Dforak Iriaa folk Son Foot J. , Miai Douglas Romanes . 6ibelins Mr. Aaheraft ; Violin and Piano Recital Tonight at Y. M. C. A. The Thomas violin and piano studio presents Miss Doris Towns and Miss Marjorle McDowell In a piano, and violin recital tonight at the YMCA at S o'clock. The program is: - . - Prelude ... . . Chopin Hungarian Rhapsody. Friska-Leizt i Doris Towns ' Shon ' Rosmarln ....... Kreislef i . Marjory McDowell . Melody in F. . . . . . . .Rubenstein Dream of-Love.. ... ..... .Lelzt ; Doris Towns Serenade .............. Drtdla . Marjory McDowell Evening Star (left hand solo) ............... Tannhauser Second Mazurka Godard ; Doris Downs . . Beta Chi Alumnae Dance Will Be Saturday FINAL plans for the Beta Chl alumnae dance were made at " the meeting of the group Wed nesday night at the home of Miss Florence Power. Miss Marjorle Christenson was assisting hostess. The semi-formal dance will be an event of Saturday night at Hazel Green from nine to twelve o'clock. Harry Wesley's orchestra has been engaged for the affair. The spring motif will be used in the decorations. Patrons and patron esses are Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Power, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Cham bers, Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Keene and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McKay. Miss Power Is chairman of the directorate. . . . . : Those present . at the meeting were Mrs. Kenneth, Potts, Mrs. Merrill Ohling, Mrs. Russell Mef-j ford, Mrs. Dan Schreiber, M iss j Esther Gibbard," Miss Caroyl Bra den, Miss Lila "Cation, Miss Jeryme TJpstoni Miss Josephine Cornoyer, Miss Rosalind Van tWInkle, Miss Ruth Fick, Miss Leila Johnson; Miss Helen Boardman, Miss Vir ginia Wassam and the hostesses.' Mrs. J. L. Torrens and. daugh ter, Jean left -Thursday ion the Empire , Builder for St. PauL They expect to spend the summer with, relatives and, friends In Minnesota and Wisconsin. . Dinner Party Is : Arranged for - Bride-Elect MISS BERNITA JONES and Miss Marjorle Knox entertained a ! group Of friends at the Gold en Pheasant on Wednesday night to honor Miss Helen i Hoover whose marriage to Wayne Braley la an event of May 29. V Three silver bowls on mirrors were filled with pink, white and yellow flowers and; centered . the large table. Nosegays were at each place and pink. tapeYa lighted the table. Those invited to honor Miss Hoover were Mrs. HolUs Smith, Miss Ava Fischer, Miss Cleo Sau eresslg, M f s a Ruth Beals, Miss Neva- Anderson, Miss Ann Jur- tntV. Mlaa TTInl Tlarnri Mlna Eunice Fleenor, Miss Janet . Wil son of Albany, Mrs. John de Jong of Battle Mountain,-Nevada, Miss Virginia Bartruff, Miss Harriet Adams. Miss Maxine Paulsen. Miss Bernita Jones and Miss Marjorle Knox. . Garfield school had Us final assembly in culmination of the health program for the year yes terday afternoon- in the school building, A playlet centered around the boat "S3 Vitality" In which children took a trip around the world. Various countries were visited, folk dances and - songs were . given, and the travellers finally returned home to see a pioneer celebration at Champoeg. I Miff W1F : f iW WPf il n kt is ei n s KAYSER Pajamas & Gowns These' are broken lines selected from our reg ular stock. Sold regularly at $1.95, to be placea on sale at mm Tailored styles In Tea Rose and White. Odd numbers from our regu lar lines, many of them selling as high at $1.95. All on sale at ayser RANTIES Tea Rose or White, a number of . styles to I choose from. Taken from our regularly 60c line and will be placed ! on sale at Hand-f IcerchieFs Odd : lots of handker chiefs, hand blocked Hn-, ens in colored and plain styles from" our regular 35c line which has been so popular. Specially priced at . for SPORT SHOES Low heels and flat heels including sad die patterns in "White, Brown, Bine. $6 and $7 values, over one hundred pair of selected numbers all to go at S do m White Pumps, Tics Pedigo, Rice, O'Neill and Brauer. Our very hest known makes exclusive in our store. j ' I Regularly $6.85 to $10 values to he grouped out at Women's Man Tailored SUITS We only have a very few of these , suits left and they are the finest that we ever have offered to our , trade. We are grouping our few remain ing $19.50 to $25.00 values at only QEoQg - i Two and Three Piece i Costume Suits The very finest things from our store. Regular $49.50 values. You will have to see these to appreciate them. They go at FORMAL DRESSES Pastels, in nets. Organdies, Chif fons all from our regular line form erly selling at $19.50 to $22.50. Just the thing for graduation. They are the greatest values we nave ever offered. 'All going dt $E2Q5 - IT Arch -Preservers Pumps and Ties in Black and Brown. Only lined that are very hadly hroken up. While they, are our regular $10 and $12 values there will not be nearly 111 the sizes. This is the reason for them being priced so low. They go at . $4 Costume & 2-Piece Suits Blue, Brown, Toast, Green and oth er light colors. Regularly sold at $29.50, on sale at I Two and Three Piece Costume Suits The., very finest things from . our stock. Regular. $49.50. values. You will have to see these to appreciate them. They go at Sport Coats - pttQo95 . The largest line Of Sport Coats in : this city. Full range of colors. They - , were a big value at $29.50. - rlv 5-:--l; : :'.:.r. jf -r-: , "7"' New Gantner Swim Suits We have just received a large lot of swim suits made by Gantner which is the very best guarantee for fit, quality and dependability. Be sure and see these suits before you buy. All colors and many new features in the line this year. , They will be placed on Sale at 03.95 to 00.95 SPORT COATS We are offering one lot of Sport Coats in broken sizes and odd coats regularly sold at $19.50. You will . have to-come early for these as they will go very quickly for . 0E2.95 ' BRADLEY KNITS This line is exclusive to our store -and we are positive it is the finest line of knit dresses. f .f,. AH very highly styled. I We have practically every solor and size. Rose, Green, Blue, Red, Beige and Tan. Each $24.50 values goes at $16.95 and $19.50 values , go at ,:-':::V:0ll3.95:;:'-.::'-;.:; PRINT DRESSES One and two piece, plain colors and black, every known pattern. These dresses will go very quickly as they: are the regular $19.50 and $22.50. If you come early you can have - them at OHO HATS rlt, Crepes, Shark Skin and Straws. Hundred! ot styles to select from. Flower and " veiled trimmed styles. White. , Pastels and Dark colors.. All nead sizes. Every 15.00 hat In our store to so at Ladies Sillc Hose Chiffon and some Service. Odd lots and-broken, lines, most aD sizes, wonderful values but you will have to come early in the sale to make your selection. Regular $1.00 and $1.55 values" XO at 2 pair SI 00 CLOSING OUR HAGEDORN STOCK OF CORSETS This stock will only be on sale till it is closed out so come now ana gei some oi mese wonderxul bargains. Regular $2.00 Corsets Regular $30 Corsets 95c 0S.55 Regular $5.00 Corsets 02.95 luzniar 7J0 to ft A n ft HANDBAGS end PARTY BAGS We do not have a price tag on bags below $2.95, so the prices quoted below are exceptional values and are priced to close out .quickly..; '-v-: :'-. -. - Many beautiful gift bags. Three groups, $2.93 and $3.95 bags 49c, $1 29, MM
