Annual Meet
CLUB CALENDAR
Thursday
. . . (Continued from pas ,10) r
Mr. David B. BUI; display, Mr.
Floyd Miller, Mr. Barry 8cott and
B. C LieuaHea; decorations, lira;
Donald Young and Miss Josephine
McGilchrlst. Anyone wlthlnf to
make reservations may call the
Red Crow off lee, 69X1. . -
Mr. Janes tL William ; ar
raaaed a party at - ker South
Commercial street home on Fri
day afternoon to honor her
daughter, Jerry Ann on the oe
- caston of : her ' sixth i jlrthday.
Twenty one children from Bath
school were -cvetts. ,
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Cptm Stock trim. $7S
Sm $1430
Fay as Little as SOe Weekly
: . Uoeiday' Febraary SO - r
Pro-America, lla lion hotel,'
' ffuecf day.
Rebekah practice, T:X9.
' St Anna'a Guild, with Mrs.
John HeltseL ISO Leslie, S p. m.
Unitarian Women's alliance
luncheon with Mrs. C S. Ham
ilton. 0 N. Front, It: At
p. m
Boy Scout mothers of troop
1 meet with Mrs, K. P. Saahye,
- 2415 W. Nob Hill, 7:0 pV m.
Juniors of American Lcalon
auxiliary at Fraternal tempi,
after school. . - - - v -.
AAUW International rela
tions group, -with Mrs. Frank
Spears, 4 p.m.
' White Shrine of Jerusalem
meet t 'Masonic Temple, , g p.
Taeadsy. Febraary 5tt
MUtatess Wives, with Mrs.
Dean a .PeiaAexter, JtS -East
Meyers street. 1:19 p-m.
- -Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae
with Mrs. -Donald Qrffley.
Tomarco class, no-host din
ner And .-program. IflO p. nw
Westminster Guild meet at
charch X p. m. . . .
-East division of Presbyterian
Aid meet with- airs. A. F. Mar
ens. 1411 State. 2:30 p. m.
Chad wick chapter Order East
ern Star, social meeting, 8
P War Mothers social meeting,
with George- Littlefield. 4
Dirlslon street X p. m.
W CT U Frances Wlllard
meeting, Argo, 12 o'clock,
meeting at hall, 2 p. m.
Laurel Social Hour club,
with Mrs. David Friesen,
Glenn Creek road, 2 p. m.
' Salem Writers club with
'Mrs. William D. Smith. 1865
Center, 7:30 p. m.
Etokta club with Mrs. E. J.
Donnell. 873 S. 12th, 2 p. m.
Ladies of Missouri club,
with Mrs. W. E. Weakley, "980
North Church street, 2 p. m.
thenv JLmong-' th valoabl C-!-" TJU
things found the records; was OOrOTlUeS JtlOlU.
the rorreet spelling of. the much
discussed word. Willamette and ft A -
was found that -our ipellmg lath ACtlVItlCfl
On used hyDT. McLoughlln. '
t .1W mmA TW 1aV mm k
son, -Mr. and -Mrs, W, 8. Rosa, Mr.
and Mrs, Merle Travis,' Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Burrla, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter spauldmg, Mrs. R-Martin,
Mrs. K. Murtock, Mr. and
lira, A. L; Adolpnson. Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Brown. Mr. and. Mrs.
Richard Meyer. Mrs. C B. Bent-
meats. Mrs. Leon Brown and .
her national - defense' committee
hare arranged the following pro
gram; numbers by brass sextette
composed of. Adelbert Henderson,
Duals Brewster, Russell Hock
ett. El Tin Holman, John Lamb,
Donald. Burton: cornet solo by
Gordon Flnlay; numbers by aux-
aarlnr he believed that if th
records of thav Hndsons Bay com Mrs. O. A. Brasted. Mrs. C. W. son. Mrs. Clyde Kaiser, Mrs. Jack
vmh im m iiiimuI fnv atnfv. Charbonaau. - Mrs. if.. r TTnhha. Anetar. Mrs. Karlton Peters. Mr.
hiatAi-r at tn Orvron eonntrr will Mrs. C" R.'" James. Mrs. ' 1.' 1 and Mrs. JameS TarnbulL Mr. and role In the film "Beetkoren to talk by Mrs. Leon Brown.
be entlrelT reTlsed. Johnson, Mrs. W. Lewis. Mrs. El- Mrs. F. Alfred Williams, Mr. sa w prelBeed roon. He will por- Mrs. Harold Perkins ar her
Paul Muni will play th tUle uiary quartet; a national defense
Following Dr. Barker's Ulk, mer McKee, Mrs. A. C. F. Perry, Mrs. Julius Bopp.
graduates of colleges , and unl- Mrs. Don Upjohn, Mrs. w. T. Von-
Among the exhibits nnr at the Tersltie east of the rocky moan- per, Mrs. A. Daley, Mrs. O. Gun- Hf rtrarr Row Omir Will
Salem Art Center, is on o Uth, Umt wer Introduced by Miss nesdaL Mrs. WlllUm Keller, Mrs. flAOZari js woir nm
og raphs from New Tork, lnclud- Alies Crary Brown. U. Ueberman, Mrs. Edith Rieh- Sine Here
appeal. One "Scrub Women.- Prank LObum. Mrs. M. DeVore, With the appearance of the SLf tL"'.' in,f wlU artrlc con-
another "SalraUon- and a third QAA nA Uaorrl Mrs. B. IL Orcutt and Mrs. C Mozart Bora eboir of Vienna on .!.rm?.??r ferenc of national defense.
nana Man"dalithaLbJect ttUU IIWUU L giwmiiu . Tuesday. March 7, the Salem ZZJt w.i.n
A " v.i. CMTM WitB lit
" ' vs ewi wa iMMive wiu aSB v V wiuvsawis snvvshs
tray Bthoyn At the age of 67. Americanism committee will hare
' " charge of th hall decorations
Julius Huhn who appeared last and will use Oregon grape, pua-
seasoa la concert here, has been ay willow and the patriot col-
gdreu a JalflardMhoUraWp to or. Mrs. Arls White Is presi-
atudy under the famous tntorpre- dent of the council and the meet-
familiar to all and are executed
In an. understandable medium.
Beside the lithographs th ar
Metro, outan 0ad Party Sponsored
Rv FOE l.mnn
Prof. EL W. Hobson had a
1miimaJ msv -wameren 1 41 .
tfu,lH" ' " iTCI . " " . "l . " . " opera company.
VrTi " .T-.r"I a vibrant fown of nil grn net " waauueia in nonor o aeason nnogiug mu nwi an-
; mow phbw, r. .vir alc-d In romsn nawememoen. ins oance was uts tosaiem.
(Wer 15.000 attendance 1. the SoThoor.7 aaek 'S! iMr.k? n0Vna.Ced .n 2! 1. SJVoYld Sr JS
eefdeJt .ttrU Wanef 0 HSp.
Sn. m"un nU foTUa trle with straps of cerise relret .4? wWJ which wuVnclaea utter both appearing as art- H. Glese and Mrs. H. KleSsenbeck.
5s7te wouito-rS. any wor- " S ' i M,S jTsSStV. SpS&soi tlu doBblei ,trIn Those present were Mrs. P. W.
rr bout financing next year Cecil Manning stunning in red 7" . tL 'il-t n., choir Cooper, Mrs. A. R. McLain. Mrs.
Sren a malSt would help, chltfon designed Grecian style The "umbrella man- was the Dn, .IVoLt it. phi Homer Shoesmlth. Mrs. Hugh
ThereTare bewforw 9 00 sS gardenia in her up-sweep decorative them, tor the dance Me and The Philharmonic c-olr recent- Wane. Mrs. Rita MacPheraon.
denU sln?rthnpenUig. regular eoiffure. "ilL0 Wr6 iSnhjSaerS Its $?vvr- organised at Willamette unl- Mrs. Ray Moore. Mrs. Ruth Coppt
students number around 300 at NEWS COMES to ns of Emlyn rraB?d" flTr the lights and on a VhU covntrr wai in composed of thirty six Mis- Anne Prsybilla. Mrs. Em
a ttoe. There bare been f ex- Griggs who formerly made her the walla and cellophane rain tell JJ? jSg. After TearTJJ tte eelted Tolce. and wUl begin a Nixon. Mrs. R. A. Erixson Mrs. D.
dibits of naUonal importance, home in the capital and Is now from the ceiling and umbrella. t!L,t chVir will ro to er4 broadcast orer KOIN Friedland. Mrs. F. A. Smith. Mrs.
and 21 of local Interest. 80m attending Washington State col- An awning was placed oyer the iSwaiiNewZMmnd. Ausmaia. toa t 7:30 o'clock. Those Lydla Reid. Mrs. Edna Ramer.
40 lectures hare been giren lege . . . Emlyn la a senior mis r,v"fT"-" ' "Ul" and back to Vienna. TrarellttK trom saiem wno are iuted among . Ann mrnuige. Mrs. k. a.
wi oioiuora iub cbdit arc. mis. u. n. nan;, nil. eu
""r1"1" . " ! - . ' , ' . ihi th. mr.i.. t ana w m '
either in the Center or clubs ana year ana e major m " --""Z-TiriZTZ .riT.r, with them is a nurse who super
chools. . . . sne waa one 01 i-i " -1- T. -V 7 r". " ' rises their diet, a choir mother
young women soc.ote.an w " and a school teacher.
Promised during the coming who will graduate In Jun chosen of the decorations,
ason are, in March, a large to take a two months course In
aesaon
collection of original Walt Dis- practical social work at Spiktne
ney paintings from his. movies . . . the course is under the di- Mystery Mothers Give
includinr some from "Zow rection of Mrs. Helma Nelson, ' " 0
White" and from Three Little general secreiary 01 in - muj toavi uuu
Jewel Minler. Marian Chase, Kottek, Mrs. Henry Giese. Mrs.
Carolyn Brown, Mary Virginia H. A. Johnson, Mrs. F. Wiens.
if a. a www.es . r a Ti"l ali m v
Th rhnrlatara wIiom arna Aomgren, wuiexu sneea, VVU- ivreuce oaipp, wrs. r rana
ranee from 8 to' 15 rears are Utley, CUre McFarlane. Ir- Marshall. Mrs. George Bressler,
range rrom a 10 i years, are m . M Ditk... 1
fUl JtVVIVI, naUV UWUUU, TT m.w. mm; utuuic;, UII MIUI.
ren Davis, Alvln Hiebert, Otto Beecroft, Mrs. E. Zimmerman.
Wilson, Billy Crary, Ray Drake- Mrs. F. J. Irons, Mrs. H. Klessen-
t rained and directed by Dr.
George G ruber, a Viennese in
birth and training. Since 1928,
Pigs," also a collection f paint- Welfare association in spoaane
lnca. of nationally known artists . . . Jumiyn. is ma uaugnier or
T'S Uj Xn4UJM O beck and Mrs. Jndson Breasler.
state Acaaemy 01 mane u vh r
The Mrsterr Mothers of the Ul. mu."-..m 'r h r.m-rm. w..n nnft.
uiss- 01 uuuuwij auwwB ... . - , - enna. us nas conducted me vi- M .. -..
preyiously shown In the Muuum Mr. and Mrs. Vktor Griggs and a J" "S"' enna Cho5 boy.! the Vienna ftarr.Cnrrol Read. MarcelU. Sut- Albany College Group
. . j . .t- v i . iriitni IT.nna ftamma OI tne CaiVarT BantlSt cnurcn en- .. . . . . . . tnn WlnatAn Knnn,T1 RaS Tm J 0
1
Wednesday, Febraary 23
Nebraska ladies club, with
Mrs. Aura Williams, 1449 South
Liberty street, 2 p. m.
Women's Union of First
Congregational church meet
at knni 7' 3ft n m. i
foe auxiliary card party, University Women
f raternal lemyio o y. m.
of Modern Art in New York; Kappa Kappa uarama.
In April will be shown the most
important group of original etch- DanCC Will Feature
tags from the famous Rosen wald
collection tt work by Rembrandt, Baby Ballet
Tmmw TlAwa awJ Te sws laa Td m
auiviy wvj as etuu isuiuijci m uw
tLf.LZ Al1;' Male choir and ha.' directed or- ton. Winston Bunnell. Bob Tee- "
.teif.5U.ghI! fji" chestral concerts In South Amer- of Portland; Irene Bliss, Meets at bay S
e?!ertJi,pI!!.Pe!0-,:- lea and Mexico. He assumed th
latter exhibit is priceless and
rarely seen even in museums,
a a a
Dr. Barker Speaks to
ations were in red, white and ZZ "V,-. XI lWZZ
blue, corsages given to girls were CDoir ln 3P7.
The Mozart Boys choir Is not
of red carnations. Mrs. Kenneth
Mias Barbara Barnes announces Graber was toastmistress; on the to COnfused with another or
Lois Herman. Medford: Laura
Tate, Stayton; . Helen Dean, The Albany College Christian
Hillaboro: Dorothy W r 1 a h t . Fellowship will meet on Monday
Bremerton, Wash.; Belle Brown, night at 6:45 o'clock at the home
Canby; Madaline Best, Silverton; of Mrs. Harold B. Cay at 742
Thursday, February 23
Credit Women's Breakfast
club carnival at Cherry City
bakery, 8 p. m.
Friday, Febraary 24
Salem Council Church wom
en, Nazarene church, all day
meeting, 10 a. m.
Dr. Burt Brown Barker, vice-
r.!i,deni-5f.t.5?Tf,tZ-' scheduled as foflow',
uregun was speaaer 11 tne meet-
w fourth invitational onen hous list of speakers were Mrs. Jens .niMTi vi.... r.vi. Watson Da t ton. Livingston. Stewart street for a buffet sup-
of the season on Friday at 7:11 Svlnth, Miss Doris Schunke and boy, (wiener Sangerknaben) 5?,J.nt Inr, WIV ,DalI": Glen per "d eonferenc. Miss Fran
o'clock in her atudio. Acrobatics Mrs. Arno Weniger. which Is from the Hofbnrg Cha- Jdf' E"Ucad.: Ke,th Sherman- ce, Bwdenl U, chre
and a special baby ballet will be present were: Miss Margaret pel, and which appeared ln Ore- White Fuh. "Mont.; WDlardWil- will b assisted by Mr. Oliver
& . . . . ... . m ann nea m 1 iswei - w i"Tiiv -rnw sa w t iut . nrmin mmn 1 ann iwi r isw iiiih m
waaf v - m . ill's f V av we a w tt va ' f s 'wt w a a w m w
Lostine: Kenneth Hughes, Eu- Lindsay in charge of transpor-
gene; Ray Bowman, Bend; Oscar tation.
Swenson. Spokane; Mark Waltz. President and Mrs. Clarence
Forest Grove; Jack Hedgecock, Greene will accompany the group
Seattle. from Portland. Rev. Henry R.
a a a MarrnttA will anpaV nn "P.nllAirn
presented in a class demonstration Prescott, Miss Mildred Smith, Mrs. gon last year.
lesson. Emil Roth, Miss Margery Pickens, see
' At the close of the demonstra- Mia Ethel Mae William. Mrs W. Book and Thimble Clllb
lion oy tne oaoies. a program a . niuug, wo. w. n. uauu! "
Isabelle Mishler, Mrs. W. F. Fos- At McCarthy Home
The Book and Thimble club met
Bav comnanv in London, made bv Lodkina.
nnnBeir ana ur. uan m. uiarx ox - -"SZSSSS Baicw: Schunke. Mrs.
the university or Oregon lor tbe joUy jiBk, Jodita Paa Hobert Hoyser,
Mrs. Edward
STEVENS BR0VII
Credit Jewelers and Opticians
184 N. Liberty Salem
Mr. and Mrs. Georg
had a their luncheon guests on
Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Farrell, Mrs. John Proctor, Mrs.
Harry Haseltine and Miss ielen
Haseltine of Portland. Later in
the afternoon tbe gronp attended
the legislature.
. rtm Eu,;p08e o' checking details of the ja. BUek aip.Miidi 1 M..t.rto. Schunke mM AudreT Peterson, tea hour
liSf!- hl8t0ry f regn- ffiMeti Mrs. H. S. Gile. Mrs. J. Hunt. Miss "iose pre
gram. Mrs. Gleason assisted dur-
t tr. Mrs. H. A. Slefarth. Mrs. F.
ins 01 tne AAUW held at t&e Th 8eond Minaet TT Tinman 1Ur VrinV RtnAAarA . .." . . . ""
Marfon hotel yesterday. BT.riy Jna MeCoiiasi LesUe Whit Mrs Kenneth 7v v . M- Leon AiiTiliarv to Havi outh and His Religion." Special
He Ulked about a recent search "V!. BiT. tti SSSS caber liss Florencf Foste? Mr tmI 0n mwood Heights recently, legion, AnxlUary tO nave gue8U will be Mrs. Marcotte and
of the archive, of the Hudson. SSS. Flora ?ana JJuoo.' t$SZ i'A o '. fo ,tudr JS" Slecial Meetins Ml" Muriel Leslie of Portland
. ' r - - ' inna inr ina rum at in in ar wain w sm wei a c j s m . v
8.ny c-asu-s UV Mra. J.- Svlnth, His. Doris Alber, Igaack and M Norval Thl AmfeHcan Le.,oB no., an, reri'su chur7hPat tSe WorldToufh
zari uregs, mta. Gleaaon had charae of the oro- - m t. . . . f.,M a
, . - - auAiiiary win oe nosis 10 ine nui.i ubiu, nciu-
Marion county council in Frater- isnds in the summer,
nal temple Monday at 8 p. m. ' .
Mrs. Nina Morris. district The Order of Eastern Star will
Tuesday at asonic temple
clock for obligation night
rahington's birthday cele-
Out-of-town members
Invited to be present as it
the company for the Oregon conn- WT Mother Hi"" Cta Gooklns. Miss Nadine Straw. Mrs. . a . " v"mmttt" wm "rT9 tnc 13 oct meeting.
The Credit Women's Breakfast
club will entertain with a carnival
present were Mrs. Ray
v oirtrn a nova rtoon ranr ninA a aFi.HiiJ. fVniu m, inifttnsp nriiiin w a tf UniA k.i a m . ... - .
the organization of the company . HI , . men. Miss EIle' Amundson. Mrs. ZV"l .nLiZ: inTl. ' PreMdent will be present and re- meet
in 1670 he said, and the comnanv "a i"::"n" t n9i. Tir 111.. VM.m wn. " w'JT A'J ! ports will be given from presl- at 8 o
: . . 7 7. im j "" w7 . mio. . a. nuiic, rara. i-tiurrai denta of- Mt Anr1 RIlTPrtnn anil t
is still managed almost exactly as Tan Trio TTonn. Grar. Caryl DeUeiL Hams. Mrs. Earl Barham. Mrs. r.i...nn mm r-h.-i. 2Sn". OI "I. A"1' re"on, and w
t ... hn.Ht of -r..r .ro rr CaroUaaa Miller ,t., t . . wooaourn. sstayton ana saiem. b ration.
" - w. o - B. na&ci fiuso, Mrs. rrea v . ivu uin ana nostess. Mr p.ni vinv. j , . ...
John McLoughlin, whfen factor of n Jw 1 ri;.';r" w7;"t7'V.'' a" ii.. Miss Prudence Foster. Mrs. O. N. Mra. J. a. MrParth-r anil ann RIIIt. . i.. , . . , .
MOTHERS
ATTENTION
U :V
The Statesman
wants Your
Baby s Picture
for its
8th ANNUAL
baby Edition
By Special Arrangement uith ....
Kennell - Ellis Studio
All Baby t Under the Age of S Yeari
Witt Be Photographed
Absolutely Free!!
-'Tw SSI'ST ci-rirJ
. . . r-rtrvi- 7
We Urge You
To Make, am Early Appointment
try. was to have received two Bhythm in My Nnraery Ehrme... Martha Chase, Mrs. Olln Scraf-eighty-fifths
of 40 per cent of the ford. Mrs. G. E. Ross. Mrs. C. H.
1 -LK n 4 V, I- JUIS. JUm A a el UUUOVU Call VI tf&lB. eve ' " ' " " " -
jm 1 n 11 1 . . m n , S. Lukins will be assisting hos- Saunders, miss uuiaoem wei- and dance at the Cherry City bak
tesses.
district Dr. Barker said. Dr. Mc
Longhlin served the company for
46 years.
.'trLJJ'IS Zonta Quh Member.
archives but the Barker-Clark Meet f Or Luncheon
search was the first successful
born, Mrs. W. L. Meeker, Miss ery Thursday night at 8 o'clock.
1. Ruth Ella Amundson, Mrs. F. A. There will be concessions and re
Erlxon, Miss Eileen Van Eaton, f reshments. The affair is a bene
Miss Carrie Chase. Mrs. Ed Bin- fit for the convention fund and
genhelmer, Mrs. Lowell Wright, Mr. James Clark is general chair
Mrs. Harry Harms, Miss Lavinia man.
Bungy, Mrs. Geoorge Amundson, ,
one, contacts having been made Members of the Salem Zonta Miss Barbara Scrafford, Miss Jo- Mr. and Mrs. J. H. tfarrar are
with several influential members ciD met for luncheon Thursday sephine Morse, Miss Helen Ostrin. leaving Monday for California on
of the company. But material the noon t the Quelle The group Mrs. Lucinda Enslin, Miss Velna an indefinite visit. They will be
uregon men iound is not ror puo- made plans for the monthly Alexander, Mrs. C. R. Gregg and guests of Mr. Farrar's brother.
lieation as the Hudson's Bay com- treasury evening to be held at Mrs. Wilms WTig-ht.
pany entered Into a contract with the home of Mrs. Margaret Rose- a a a
a Canadian publisher Just previ- crans next Thursday night.
ou to their visit, in which the At the luncheon were Miss To-inn Car A Purtv nn
Herbert, in San Diego and will
be in Fullerton, Calif., on the
first of March for the baseball
training season. On their way
company agreed to allow the Can- Lillian McDonald, Mis Helen ""o" -j - back tneT wI1j attend the San
adians to print one book a year Bocker, Miss Dorothy Pearce, Wednesday Night Francisco fair,
from material from the records of Miss Helen Yoekey, Miss Hazel J
the company. Cook, Miss Nellie Schwab, Miss A large number of persons have The regular meeting of the Ja
The files on hand, said Dr. Bar- Hazel Savage, Miss Mildred Ole- made reservations for the AmerP .on Lee men', brotherhood will
ker are so extensive that it took .on. Dr. Helen Pearce and frg. can Legion card party being held b held on Tuesday night at th
four men 10 years to catalogue Margaret Rosecrans. on Wednesday night at the Cherry church with the Ladies Aid serv-
: City recreation rooms. Ing a 6:30 dinner. Judge Kelly
Mrs. Lelf Bergsvik, ln charge D on ' , ."uS pr"
of reservations, has received th gram The Pabllc to "tta.
following names: Mr. and Mrs.
Saul S. Janz, Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
TJUman, Mr. and Mrs. John Bea
key, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Majors,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Sailing, Mr. and
Mrs. V. F. Kuhns, Mr. and Mrs.
E. Littlejohn. Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Seeley, Mr. and Mrs. Mem Pearce,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Andresen, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Gahlsdorf, Mr.
and Mrs. L. V. Benson, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Flcke. Mr. and Mrs.
Hsrold Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. On
as Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Don Madl-
I
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