The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, December 21, 1937, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textpage so. Society . . Clubs Music flit OREGON. STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, December 21, 1537 News and" Features of Interest to Women Christmas Party Honors Yomarco Class Saturday A lovely affair Saturday night was the annual Christmas party Jot which Professor and Mrs. T; S. , Roberts were hosts at their North , Summer street home in compli ment to members of the Yomarco Sunday school elass of the First Methodist church. i I The ; rooms were festive with holiday decorations and wreaths, cedar boughs and greenery were arranged In the studio. The serv ing table In the dining room was , covered with white cellophane .over a lace cloth and centered with m miniature Christmas scene flanked with tall red tapers. A varied musical program was given the first part of the evening opening - with Professor Roberts playing severa organ numbers. Miss Edna Thomas, pianist ' and Professor Roberts played Dialogue by Clokey and Miss Thomas play ' ed a piano solo, Romance by La Forge. Miss Ruth Bedford sang 0 Holy Night and R. D. Barton sang Gesu by Ton. A trio composed of Miss Thoman, Professor Roberts and Miss Marian Chase, violinist, t, k- uo-..r Mrs. Bertha Bergman, Mrs .3 T -fi,rr w-i .. -7m. Smith, Mrs. Harry Snead, JrZV:Jl?Za. V Taylor. Mrs. C h a , I s She Mrs. Eason's Pupils in Musical Program Mrs. David Eason was hostess Dr. James E. Milligan gave short talks. ; Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Mary Boeschen. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Phillip Aspinwall, of Mexican orange and snowber- Miss Rnth Rpdfn1 Minn Marian rles. and bv Mrs. Clifford Brown Mrs. Arthur LamVa, Mr. and Mrs. chase. Miss Mildred Bartholomew, with a tiny one of waxed Ivy and orown DiBwva. jor. ana am. jjjsg Zoe Bartholomew, Mrj. and red and silver berries Koy spence. Mr. and Mrs. William Mr8 Walker, Professor E. S. Ham- A large wreath of heather, ced T. Forter, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Ev- -an(. u Edna Thoman Wii- ar and berries -won Mrs. Lester ans, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Minier. Uim Moore and Henry Kloebping. Barr first in that class and a mis- rir and Mm VI a v M Wait Mr - T , i - . j m tt. n James ..... - - - i uciuo cirvits bciuuu iur in. s. x . ana Mrs. Merle Travis, Mr. and terday at her home on South Lib erty street., There was a short mu sical program given by the pupils. assisted by Miss Maxlne Gooden CLUB CALENDAR Tuesday, December 21 Younger v Women of Presby terian 1 church, 1:15 luncheon in church. Christmas pan y. Laurel Social hour club, Christmas dinner at the Pred erickson home, 21 S South Win ter street, 12rS-p.m. Sons of Unlot. Veterans of the Civil War and auxiliary, ' with Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Rjsilly, 1304 North Liberty street. dinner and Christmas party. Chad wick chapter, Order of Eastern Star, Masonic temple. American War Mothers, Christmas party with Mrs. Ad- die Curtis, 2 p.m. Exchange of gifts. Writers club, at home of Mrs. Jessie Singleton, with Mr. and Mrs. John Clifford of Cor- vallis as hosts. PLEF club with Mrs. D. P. Slater,. 744 North Capitol, 8 p. m. Wednesday; December 22 - Vv " v , sUaiiaWil-r' members of the class assisted. General Aid tea. First Meth- r..,.. ?Stt'-ittL Z"r ?nd Mrs. Clifford rown Rotary Women Meet for k. p, hail, 8 p. m.-for tris,BIWWi"whlt,-bwllte. eMdleB. Luncheon Monday mas tree, exchange of gifts and in .h-v, ..nt.ri, tt with1 short program. f.Rhinne,l arraneement of Th Women of ?'otary met for finw.n ur. tf.ri n.v tneir annual Christmas luncheon b. W. arranged. the list mantel with fir yesterday afternoon at Godfrey's. Mrs. greens, cones, and large vases or . . y " ,V . . WBB berries. cujoyeu lunowing me iuncneon. First and second, prises, for " w" centerea w,t Guests at Show See Christmas Decorations The first Christmas decoration ; show to be held by the Salem Gar : den. club was staged yesterday af- TArnnAll tat . tho nl rl PetrAfi at : a perfect setting for display of 2" h' TlolIn PUP" ot MI" Mnr wreaths, mantel decoraUons and : dininrtable centernieces. - Those attending were: Mariorie . Manv visitors were busilv-loU nd Miriam Becke, Carolyn Roo ting down notes for their own ?"soJ?' Nn Baen; Mrllyn Wy- ait, Tommy Ford, Horace Beldin. Mantel arrangements were not for J?1"6 td Marg?ret CooleT- compeUtlon but were most effec- e i s o n, tive with greenery, colored bows Bry era, Marjorie Reeves. MnHi. Betty Mercer, Lora Barker. Bar- ' v -rianj-i vrw i1''..., b&r Bel1' J1" Patterson, Bet Mrs. Danler Fry, Jr. arranged ty Ann SwanBoni E,jeen Go'oden. one mantel with pine, large clus- iiJ Jr, ters of gold and silver grapes and -,7. y tlTP! of McMinnvllle, Mrsnneth DaY- v-,,. ton, Miss Henrietta White and -bowls, and green candles on an- Mr8. Berta K,rk Barker? Mary Ea other mantel under a round mir- . .- o ' uiuiju uuigi, lurmer MAXINE BUREN Women's Editor. Homemaking Styles .. Food church. Rev. Guy Drill offlcl- ant1 followed the ceremony and affairs have been given or tho ated at the wedding. . was attended by Intimate friends, bride the past few weeks. The bridej who was unattend- Later a reception was given at Mrs. Mabel McGahn became F? l "it of black ilSSS North 17th treet, where - .The Kurse .asocUtlon 1 I. to the weeklv renertolre claaa VP. v v u l na oia corsage of tal- the couple wUl reside xoiiowing naving s annual, pany on mo- ;Wr-: I.?!".- L"a"7?. e Brlde of Harry Wenderpth i-m-B Tn. Th wm- ti Hm, tHn to Seattle and dar. December 27. at the Nurses WenderothMcCahm Vows Said Sunday Sherman, r1S? JnkJl"" Gallaher. Mrs. Or. F. Mclbtyre. small wreath, were ion by Mrs. S-iS 11 "! 1' Pan! Paul Hendricks with a miniature " " '""'v-"" vuper. x uvo yicscui were; MrB, Chambers. George Arbuckle, Mrs. Iester Barr, Mrs. F. R. Bressler, Mrs. Clarence fiyrd. Mrs. O. F. Frank lin, Mrs. George Grabenhorst. Mrs. William Munroe Hamilton. Mrs.- Walter T. Jenks. Mrs. E. Milligan, Mrs. H. H. dinger, Mrs. Ervin F. Smith. Mrs. Ronald Glover. Dr. and Mrs. i i tt i . . w,. ni,.mkSM .i 1 nr .MrB "orner n. bmitn, sr., Mrs. Jam. Mni nV .5 Mr. DllOren Honored LrUeSIS ' r.'J" " . '"r Charles A. Sprague, Mrs. J. Ly c ' - ujvuft I. lie uuwiB wjiu nu uauK- . - . n . . man oieeu, Mrs. ivan oiewan, Mrs. T. J. Amspoker and Mrs. Hugh E. Rosson. t1?c?t .V BZT Mr' M8- During Afternoon A.L.Lindbeck, Mr. and.Mrs. Ar- thur Keene,' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carl, Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. My ers, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Fortner; among the bowls with an arrange ment of cedar, pine and crypto meria. Mrs. Chester Cox's ar- The employes of the Safeway rasgement of small branches of stores entertained their families bamboo thrust through Christ- at a party given especially fir the mas balls In a silver jug won sec- Dr. and Mrs. B. H. White, Mr. and children, at the Marion hcJtel on ond. Mrs. D. H. Mosher, Mr. and .Mrs. Sundav afternoon. Josenh IWan- M a., u. Aiuiara, mr. ana Mrs. cane gjer was n charge of the annual of the garlands with a large one Abrams, Mf. and Mrs. Herbert affair, and acted as master off usuma, Mr. ana Mrs. irea zim- monies. merman, Mr. and Mrs. -, H. W. Swafford, Mr.' and Mrs. Walter Spaulding, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Cov- w e r e Christmas decorations used, and following a program ... j.,x, o. ... a,. nu, Jf-J-IV,,.- o.iri. Mr. and Mrs. John Carkin, Profes sor and Mrs; T. S. Roberts, Dr. and Mrs. Franklin Thompson, Why Gamble? Spa chocolates made here fresh daily A lighted was part of the decorations. Mrs. H. H. Carl, Mrs. the church on Wednesday noon at 2:15 o'clock. Mrs Roberts will provide a program for the afternoon. READ WHAT COLD CATCHERS ARE DOING NOW V THANKS, DEAR. THAT'S WHAT IT TAKES TO RELIEVE A HEAD COLD, ALL RIGHT EVEN BETTER, I DARLING, IT HELPS J PREVENT A LOT OF COLDS-JUST USE IT IN TIME THIS specialized medica tion Vicks Va-tro-nol is expressly designed foi die nose and upper throat, w bere 1 most colds begin and grow. Used in time at the jrst sneeze or sniffle or irrita tion in die nose it helps to pre vent many colds, or to throw off head colds in their early stages. Even when your head 'is all clogged up from a fold, Va-tro-nol brings comforting relief lets you brtcihe again ! Mrs., Terril Soloist for Miss Edith schryver won first Organ Concert Tonight Mrs. Laura Rand Terril, dlrecr para, nf cpilar and Mr Wnltpr Klrlt'i of pine, silver bells and red bow r w uoweu ciuo. fiu won second. De tne 8oloist tonight at the Amone the manv madonnas, Christmas program which Pro- foana ere Mrs. Lowell Kern's Belgian lessor T. S. Roberts is giving tree lner ana cniia wnicn piacea " ui6"- first, and Miss Elizabeth Lord's eek. The concerts are being Mexican carved wood madonna broadcast by two loud speakers , . .... Jl. ifi Lii . 1 a 'x m piacea second. uum mo nuuiu. me puuuc is iu- Keene and Mis Helen Litchfield ' irs- tnainDe ana v .1 of the East Central circle Tf the Schryver won first and second of 8.30 o clock and hear these pro First Methodist church ale in the Packages; children's prizes grams Mrs Twil will sing "The charge of the general aid tea be- were won y Marjorie Becke and Virgin s Lullaby" by Reger. Wed. ing given in the carrier rolm of Jean Busick. - nesday night Miss Ruth Bedford after- alts, .-uervin r luier won iirsi oi win ue me soiuisi ior me organ c the table centerpieces with a concert. She will sing "So Can- musical frouP of carved soap angels, the die Was There" by Lehmann. aaoring maaonna ana cniia ar- ; . Z VlCKS Va-tro-nol JCr ct HJl ...Unit iry ranged with cathedral candles on o Aw-;r. ril a mirror. Mrs. Lester Barriwlth TiestS Arrive by Flane an antique red table-cloth, white prom Oakland candles, and arrangement of snow- berries in a silver castor was Mr. and Mrs. Frank Erickson, awarded second. t jr.t and daughter Emelita of Oak Twin vases were won by Mrs. ianaf Calif ., arrived in Salem yes Max Page with a berry arrange- terday to spend the holidays with ment with both laurestenus. and their parents, Mr. jind Mrs. Frank gilded mistletoe and leaves t in Erickson. The fa!mily came to whtte and gold shell vases. Min- Portland by plane from Oakland, lature vases were won by Mrs. lDr. Mary Erickson will spend Chester Cox with tiny white Ital- th holIdayg on a field trip along kn vases i on a mirror, and Mrs. th coagt and wJ1, be 4 Lee Canfield with arrangements Ml88 BarDara Blanchard, who M?, XT?, Pwfnp.tfUn attended school with Dr. Erickson Mrs. Max Page won best of Del- , tti-.-.;.- . nu i la Robbia wreaths with her ar- t, the Lniversity ot California. rangement of grapes, laurel and strawberries. Mrs. Carl Nelson's Birthday Party to Honor wreach of lady apples and love ap- at -p i pies won second. INancy runrer I Nancy Fuhrer, daughter of n , - - . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fuhrer, Out-of-town guests at the Mon. wm celebrate her fourth birth day Night dinner dance last night dayj this afternoon when her at the Marion hotel were Mr. and mother entertains 1 with an in Mrs.. Rex Parsons and Mr. and formal party at the Fuhrer home Mrs. John Carney of Portland and on j Stewart street. Games will Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murton of be played and refreshments Hillsboro who were all guests of served with the Christmas motif on Sunday afternoon at a quiet lowed the church service. Bellinrham. " ' home at the state tuberculosis ceremony at the First Christian A dinner at the Golden Pheas- Several showers and erening hospital. MP BISHOP'S Help You With That MAN Problem ! Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Miller. mm SSSfl WE WANT TO CLEAN ALL OUR SHELVES OF GIFT ITESIS THERE- FORE YOU BENEFIT BY THIS CLEAN-UP SALE! COME EARLY AVOID THE RUSH. MANY ITEMS TO CHOOSE. , TAKE ADVANTAGE OF A REAL SALE 1 . . - -., . . ... , - i .. , i - . . BOYS' LADIES' LADIES' LADIES' DRESS SHIRTS WASH FROCKS COMPACTS IIDKFS. Fast colors, reg. 79c Reg. 1.13. on - Complete One Lot of to 98c CO Now ..., UUC stock Of Reg. 25c t)AH Now OyC reduced... 20 O Now IOC riTPXTT V COAT mmmmmmm .T"""""""" TARTF rnWRS - SWEATERS MEN'S TOWEL j Iffi lwSK MenV reg. 3.98. FEL1 HATS SETS ' 52x52, &J Fancy qo Reg. 3.9S. a) 0 Cellophane wr a p- at 2.98 ...... 19S back. Now ZU Nowfl Z9S gi : QQq BOYS' RAYON LOUNGING r POLO SHIRTS TABLE CLOTH - nr BIEN'S FANCY Reg. .98c To dose 52x52, guaranteed or PtjalSis -' SUSPENDERS : 59P mi9c 20 4gc SWTERS nJHre! FLEECED . COAT I0L PURE SILK CORDUROY - - - - HOSE TROUSERS MEN'S & BOYS' - AXMINSTER Larkwood, reg. 98c. Boys, reg. 2.29, 'DRESS GLOVES t RUGS Slightly Of sizes 6'16 HO Lined aid HQii 24x48, reg. J AO irregular U4- Now AoVU unlined, tiow VuC 2.98. Now.. lVU used In the decorations. Mrs. Luke Shields will assist the hostess. Guests bidden to honor Nancy are I Jean Hoffman, Patty Pick ens, Carol Mary Shields, Jean. Margaret and Julia Ann Miller, Sally Terril and Suzanne Fuhrer. Today's Meml ! White radishes will be treated just like cabbage to make the sal ad, chocolate cornstarch pudding is the bid-fashioned dessert. i White radish slaw 1 Hungarian goulash ' With noodles Beans and onions Chocolate cornstarch pudding Cookies ' " , BEANS AND ONIONS 1 large can green beans 1 cup juice 2 or 3 sliced onions salt and pepper Tablespoon butter Cook onions In the luice from the beans, and when almost done, add beans and butter and season ing, allowing the Juice to cook off as much as possible, i tOOT MONlTHt NEW ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC WATER HEATING SYSTEMS i HAVE MADE AUTOMATIC HOT WATER DOWNRIGHT ECONOMICAL. FIND OUT ALL ABOUT THIS PERFtCT HOT WATER service. YOUfV MISSN& SOMETHING- Real good j ust SEE ANY" ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE DEALER Beautiful ' Silks and Botany Wools, all newest colors For these last few days w shop the store of the town for Men and Boys . . . for greatest selections ... for ana uoiany i p l $1.00 P quality . . . lor values. PAJAMAS Rich silk and rayon w e a t e s, clererly tai lored for comfort and wear, smartly designed for looks, invitingly priced Tor Christmas. ' $2.50 P fw-cumnnc mmamm sunt U Suede Jackets The finest suede leath er we've seen, carefully made into well fitting, smart looking and su per warm jackets. So handy, so useful,' fine gift item. $4.95 p islioifs! atmnc woctaHou nost Others 95 SPECIAL Delayed shipment beauti ful Silk and Rayon Robes. Values up to $15 on sale today. Your choice while they last Only 95 up To Match Any Robe Clever new slippers to match any robe. All colors, all styles in beautiful new leathers. Choose yours at Bishop's. $1.25 $5.00 1 - Pure Linen Handkerchiefs 6 s MONOGRAMS 1 Fine Arrow Handkerchiefs Truly a mark of smart ) fndividaality, mono t grammed i h a n d k e r chlefs will make a most welcome Christmas re membranceand a lnx nrioBsIy lnexpen s I t e one. ' nn $1. wniiiD(S)WS REMEMBER! BISHOP'S QUALITY COSTS NO MORE! 8 B is SHIRTS ' Xo man ever has too many good shirts, espe cUUy if they're as smartly patterned aad tailored as these. AU wanted fabrics and shades, from $1.00 1. $3.50 HOSIERY Phoenix & Holeproof How a man will appre ciate the gift of trim, attractive socks. These In a great variety of colors and designs are especially good for giving. 25c t.$1.00 sdyshop'st TIES Here are ties that will take that gift out of the "conventional list" and pnt them at the head of desired gifts. We've never had a better look ing assortment at the price. 55ct.$2o50 hlioifst cumnMcw 1 : t K'A'- - tt f- ft GLOVES All the latest models of Winter gloves, lined and onlincd. Pigskin, Suede, Calf, knitted and many others In a good selection of col ors, priced as ' low as $1,95 1. $5.00 I I I I i I i J5 1 i I 1 Per box of 3 and 4. BLOCH'S vshotfsl (V cwrmmcvw SALE3I, OREGON 220 to 226 N. LIBERTY sstnishop's T fMcumnc vwxrmus nog ir V . (IT huXHtiMG &VrPOLE?ULLS STORE he St J ))