t
- Danca to
Be Given
Tonight
; A gala evening is planned by
' members of the younger set and
army and navy officers, their
wives and friends, who are mak
ing final arrangements to aU
tend the formal dancing party
sponsored by the Salem Junior
Woman's . club in the Mirror
room of the Marion hotel on
. Saturday night The dance is a
traditional affair of the Thanks
giving season. Bachelor officers
from Camp Adair and the fair
grounds will also attend the af-
. fair.
. . The Mirror room of the Mar
ion' will be decorated with au
tumn flowers, lirethorn, fir
boughs and autumn leaves. Par
ty hours are from 9:00 to 1:00
Honorary patrons for the
dance -include Mr. and Mrs. Jer
rold Owen, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
V. Collins, Judge and Mrs.
: James T. Brand, Mr. David W.
Eyre and Miss Rovena Eyre.
Officers and their wives or
partners, are invited through the
press to-attend the dance, and .
may secure tickets, from club
members, at the door, or from
- the committee in charge, includ
ing: Miss Maria Dare and Mrs. .
Thorne H. Hammond, co-chairmen;
Mrs. Kenneth Dal ton, 5997;
Mrs. Delbert Schwabbauer, 9684; .
- Mrs. Fred C. Cast, 7047; Mrs.
Wayne J. Page, Mrs. Walter
. Martin, Mrs. B. C. Harrison and
Miss Loretta Kahler.
Lions Auxiliary
Has Meeting
Lions auxiliary met with Mrs.
George Rhoten Thursday. Mrs.
LaVerne Young is president.
Special guests were Mrs. Bernie
Donaldson, and Mrs. Harold Ou
lespie and Mrs. Al Close of the
Hollywood group.
Mrs. Bjarne Erickson gave a
talk on nutrition and plans .for
the USO canteen were discussed.
Mrs. Young. Mrs. C. F. Putnam
and Mrs. Jacob Fuhrer volun
teered to work at the canteen.
Mrs. Joe Land was appointed
head of a service committee and
Mrs. Floyd Bowers and Mrs. El
mer Church co-chairmen, for the
rummage sale set for December
4 and 5. Mrs. Robert McEwan
reported on the store fund.
Assisting hostesses were the
T I n T. ..4.11 . W T If
Ramage, Harry W. Scott. Others
, present were Mrs. Floyd , Bow
ers, Mrs. Oren Campbell, Mrs.
' Wayne Doughtcav Mrs. Walter
Dry, Mrs. J. K. Hubbard. Mrs.
- Howard Jenks, Mrs. Edward
Majek. Mrs. William Newmeyer,
Mrs. William ,T. Porter, Mrs.
Winston Purvine, Mrs. George
Rhoten, Mrs. Harry W. Pratt,
Mrs. Floyd Seamster, Mrs. Roy
Stewart, Mrs. Douglas Yeater,
Mrs. Denver Young, and Mrs.
Charles Strickfaden.
Tells Betrothal
To Salem Man
At a homecoming dinner at
her sorority on the University of
Washington campus last month,
.. Miss Dorothy Reynolds, daugh
v ter of Major and Mrs. Charles
; Reynolds, now of California, an
nounced her engagement to Mr.
Lawrence Simmons, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John W. Simmons of
Salem. No date has been set for
the wedding. ' . . '
. Miss. Reynolds is a member of
.-Phi Mil, and attended University
cf Washington for two years pre
"' vjous to. taking, employment with
a lumber firm in Seattle. x
Mr. Simmons graduated from
Salem high school and is now
employed at Boeing's in Seattle.
: ;R6tdna ; Meets -. .
At . Wassori's, ' ;
- The Rotana club members,
' were guests on Wednesday, night
mma Wasson, ' Jean -Merten
sang several - songs during the ;.
evening, Miss ' Merton, Jean i
Barham, Mary East and Eleanor
JDoiph, members of the Salem'
r high school Crescendo club were
. . guest. ' ' . "
' Fourteen members were pres
ent at the meeting. Possibility
f assisting with furnishing a.,
day room at .Camp Adair-was
- discussed. -j ;:
- KSKT met With Mrs. Frea
- - Barker Thursday afternoon, as
sisted by Mrs. A A. Graber.
: Those present were the Mes
' dames Roy Clark, E. J. Darnell,
, A. A. Braber, Hattie Gibbons, ,
Nellie Knox Mary Rogers, ' D.
A.- Saunders, " Belle Schellberg,
Boy Wassam and Jess Walling.
A special guest was Miss Max- -Jne
Clark. "
Mr., and Mrs..,L.,V. Benson,
their sons Steven and Whitney,
and; Mrs, Cecil Dflling. of Port-
land will motor .to CorvaUis for
the ' game today. The Billings
. xtill' remain as . the Benson's
guests over the; weekend.-'- , ' .
ue to functional periodic disturb
tnces trv Lvdia. E. Pinkham's Com-
found tablets with added lron.
i"o rne stomachic tonic r fouow
ibel tLrectioES, Well worth tryxngl J
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CLUB CALENDAR
MONDAY '
Royal Neighbors of America,
Fraternal temple. p. m.
Oregon State mothers. YWCA,
2 p. m.
TUESDAY
Alpha Mu Delphians, YWCA,
:30 a. m. ,
Town and Gown, Lausanne
hall.
AAUW child study class YWCA.
7:46 p. m.
Zontians at
Meeting
Mrs. B. O. Schucking was
hostess at "Eola Acres" to mem
bers of the Salem Zonta club
. on Thursday night. She served
dessert supper and later a busi
ness meeting was held, with
Miss C. Genevieve Morgan pre
. aiding. Mrs. Theodore Madsen -was
co-hostess. .
Present were Mrs.- Byron B.
Herrick, Mrs. Ora F. . Mclntyre,
Mrs. Rollin K. Page, Mrs. La- .
Verne Winkler, Mrs. Grover "
HiHman, Mrs. Phil Brownell,
,Mrs. Margaret Rosecrans, Dr.
Helen Pearce, Miss Dorothy
Pearce, Miss Mabel Savage, Miss
Genevieve Morgan, Miss Helen
Barrett, Miss Lillian McDonald,
Miss Anna Peters, Miss Kather
ine Carthew, Miss Bertha Kohl- .
hagen, Miss Nellie Schwab, Miss
Helen Yockey and Mrs. Schuck
ing. . :
Deadlines t ;
For Paper
Club and church notices must
be in the Statesman office by
Friday noons in order to make
the Sunday edition. Deadline
is 4:30 for weekday club and
calendar notices.
Vespers Group
Has Party
University vespers of the
First - Methodist church held
the year's first church night
party in the basement playroom
of the church Friday night.
Thanksgiving decorations served
as theme, with turkeys, pump
kins and fall flowers featured.
Informal games planned by Miss
Jean Fries and Mr. Dix Moser
were played, including pingpong
and other table games.
Leading the games were Mr.
Paul Jaquith assisted by Miss
Louise Wrisley who lead the
group singing. The Misses Bette
Burkhart and Nadene Mathews
had charge of the entertainment
Miss June Nichol planned the
decorations and Miss Margaret
Herd the refreshments;
Shower Honors
Bride-Elect
Mrs. Myrtle Walker was host
ess on Thursday night at a par-
ty for Miss Mildred Rickman,
who will marry Mr. Carson
Vehrs on Sunday.
The group played cards during
the evening and presented Miss
Rickman with a miscellaneous
shower.
Invited by Mrs. Walker for
"the pleasure of the bride-to-be
were Mrs.. W. B. Anderson, Mrs. ,
Fred Brassfield, Mrs. Laura.
Graves, Mrs.-David O'Hara Mrs.
" Gladys Van' de Walker,: Mrs.' '
Dennis .Saunders, - Mrs-B. J.- fJ.
. Miller of Gervais,. Mrs; ' J. F.'
- Weber, Mrs.-Jennie Wilson and "
Mrs. Alice-W. Rickman -. .
Writers Meet
Read Work
, . The Salem Writer's , club met
Wednesday night With Mrs. Jes-"
sie C. Singleton as hostess. Orig
inal ! work was ' read by Mrs.
Blanche Jones, Mrs. J; C. Nel
son, Mrs. William Merriott, Dr.
and Mrs. F. G. Franklin, - Dr.
.Morton E. Peck and Mr. Robert '
Rawson. " . -11 ' .
- Other 'members present were ;
Mrs. Ora F. Mclntyre, Mrs. Mor
ton E. Peck, and Mrs. Jessie C
Singleton. Guests were Mrs. .
Edna : Leedy and Mrs, Marcia
Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Key Mills are ,:
among those who wil attend the "
' Oregon-Oregon State i game to-,
day. '1 . . "
I ' : ' .. .1 . , 2 , M- . -.- .
Werk en Quilt . F ; ,
. UNIONVALE Tlie first meet
ing of the season of. the Union
vale Evangelical Ladies" Aid' was
held Wednesday. Six members at- :
tended. A quilt for Mrs. Orvffle
Morris was put In the frame. -
The next meeting will.be held
Tuesdays November 24, the reg
ular day; Vfhen the' annual elec- "
tion of officers will be held.
SOCIETY
MUSIC
lueDCMEJ)
Miss White
Guest at
Party .
Mrs. Edward Schulz was. host-
. ess on Friday . night, at a party
and shower for Miss Ina Witte,
who will marry Mr. John . Van
Lydegraf on November 25.
The color scheme arranged by
the hostess was pink and blue,
At a late hour, guests were seat
ed at small tables for refresh
ments, v . .
Attending the party were Miss
Witte and her mother," Mrs.
George Witte, the groom-elect's
mother, Mrs.: John Van Lyde
graf, sr., Mrs.; Elton Embry, Mrs,
O. W. Lowson, Mrs. E, O. Pos-
sehl, Mrs. John 'Seymour, Mrs.
John Lindeman, Mrs. E. A. Zim
merman, Mrs. A A.' Halscher,
Mrs. "Warren" Klug, ' Mrs. Loyd
Drorbaugh, Mrs. A. W.'McKil-
lop, Mrs. L. Kniese, Mrs. Albert
Saul and Mrs. Edward Schulz.
To Play Music
On Sunday
A concert Of recorded music,
consisting of ;numbers from fa
mous grand operas, will be giv
en in the recreation room of the
YWCA cm Sunday : afternoon,
November 22nd, at 3:30.
Robert Lawson will contribute
comments on : each number. The
public is invited.
From "Die Meistersinger' Wagner
Prelude I
Philadelphia Symphony orchestra
From 'Don Pasauale" Do- tti
Serenade Com' e gentil. jft
Beams the Light)
Giovanni Martinelli and chorus
From "The Pearl ol Brazil" David
Charmant oissau. (Thou Brilliant
Bird)
Emma Calve
From "La Forza del Destino. Verdi
O tu che seno agli angeli, (Thou
Heavenly One)
Enrico Caruso
From "Mignon " Thomas
Addio Mignon i Farewell, Mignon)
Tito Schipa
Polonaise. (I'm Fair Titania)
Mabel Garrison
Ah. non credevi tu, (Pure as
a Flower)
Tito Sell i Da
From "La Gioconda" . Pbnchielli
Barcarolla. Fisher. Boy, Thy
Bait Be Throwing)
Pasquale Amato and chorus
From "Hansel . and Gretel"
Humperdinck
There Stands a Little Man
The Sandman's Song -Evening
Prayer.
Elisabeth Schumann
From "Pagliacci" Leoncavallo
Bird Song.,
Lucrezia Bori
From "Mefistofele" Boito
Prologue, (Hail, Sovereign Lord)
Feodor ChaliaDin
From "The Masked Ball-' Verdi
Ma forza me perderti, (Forever
to Lose Thee!)
Enrico Caruso
From "Manon ' . ' Massenet
Gavotte. (Hark to the Voice of
Youth) ,
Amelita Galli-Curci
Mrs. Jones Is
Honored
Mrs. a. warren Jones was
honor guest at a dinner given by
Mrs. Ella McCaffery at her
home Thursday night. The hos
tess decorated with bronze chry-.
santhemums,i guests- spent the
evening . informalljl and pre
sented the honor guest with a
gift. . ; ;
Corporal and Mrs. Jones were
married in Abilene, - Texas in
September. The bride is the
former Marie Shindler.
Guests at the dinner Thursday
were Mr. and : Mrs. -William
Bechtol, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mc
r Caffery and; Jimmy McCaffery,
Mr. Frank, Brown, Miss Agnes
r Walsh, Mrs, . Carl Schneider,
Miss Betty t Revenes,' Mr. ' John'
Steelhammer,, Miss Beth Olin
and Miss Eva Mae Cochran.
'Friendly Garden1
Glub. Meets-
. Friendly Neighbor Garden
club met Thursday with :Mrs.
-Percy-Blundell ; for - a dessert
luncheon. Mrs, Erick Butler re-'
viewed the book, "Song of Ber
hadette.w Members spent the aft
ernoon sewing for the Hed Cross.
- Present were Mesdames Eric
.BuUerr Henry. Teck, A. A. Lar
son, S. J. ; Bradshaw, Rance'
Parks, William Gardner, Charles
Duncanf Virgil Husky, Clarence
BlundeU, "Hubert Dunn, Joe .Tur
ner, arid the hostess, ;
Todgyf s -Mehi0d i; j .
Pre-Thanksgiving "week ad
,will offer less expensive dishes,
saving up for this feast of the
yar. a . ,
" TODAY I-
Combination salad '-. 'l f
. Mock tamale pie - ;
(with ground meat) . ,
Carrots and celery "
- -Lemon chiffon pie : "
. SUNDAY ; , . i -
, Jellied pineapple salad
Buttered 'asparagus ' - '
I ' - y.eal stew, with ;, r 5 : '
.. Rosemary dumplings
- Steamed potatoes
Relishes, iraw vegetables
I v , Potato chips - r
. Floating island .
Dinner Honors
Officer Son
- Mr. and .Mrs. J. A. Carpenter'
entertained vith a family din
ner Thursday night for their
son, Mr. L. C. Carpenter, who
is leaving to report for duty as
a first class petty officer In the
USNR construction corps.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. L.
C- Carpenter and daughter, Lin
da Sue, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Car
penter and Beverly Ann, Mr.
and. Mrs. Leonard Fottried and
Bruce. - .
what's more festive than QUAKER LACE? It's a symbol of gra
cious entertaining. Time was when lace dinner cloths cost a for
tune . . . Now Miller's brings them to you in a large collection of
beautiful Quaker
are copies of museum pieces!7
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XtftXtBji? CM SP?rkling
VAv1 ss - W-"r ' - o your
:.'-. - ZJ , - smart manner.
V in -JS IS i to invest' in
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BRUSH COLLEGE-Red,
white and blue candles com
bined with chrysanthemums
' were used about' the guest.rooms
When Mrs. Carl A. Wood enter
tained ' the Brush College Helpi
ers Thursday. f
. Mrs. A. J. Maaae was accom
panist for patriotic songs by the
group.; Special guests were Mrs.'
; Ben Woelke and Mrs. F. A. Wood.
Mrs. Carl A. Wood was elected
president, Mrs. F. E. Wilson,
vice-president : and Mrs. Louie
Singer, secretary-treasurer, dur
ing the afternoon. f ' .' .
I : Devotionals were led by Mrs.'
F. E., Wilson, a reading was giv
ALL ' SET FOR
Utility
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lace at very reasonable prices. Many of these
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Glassware :: :
crystal ware
cnoice ox
Ann
venuinc
low ceiling .prices
w uuci
toria department now!
Pyrex Ovehware '
Make your kitchen taska av Yt tifn'
PYREX! Cooking with glass simplifies
the art because-one-can watch baking
brown to a ,turn. Miller's .for Pyrex
wares . also, Pyrex. in large gift boxes
for Christmas. GIFT SHOP.
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Decorative. Fruits, Flowers
. For Your Festive Table ; .V
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New! Artificial fruits and flowers in many new creations
are here for your Thanksgiving table. Choose these smart
urvumuuiu wxiay.ana avoia oxsappouiimens later! 1 v- '
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en by Mrs. O. S. Bartlett and
Mrs. F. E. Wilson, piano selec
tions by Mrs. A. J. Mazac '
vl Red Cross sewing for Camp
Adair was distributed to mem
bers to do at home. The group
voted to donate toward the fund
the Federated Women's clubs of
Polk county is raising to pur
chase a piano for Camp Adair.
The president will appoint her
; standing: committees at the
Christmas meeting which will be
at the home of Mrs. Karl Harritt,
when ' a handkerchief exchange
is to be' held at that time. At
tending : were Mrs. Ben Woelke,
Mrs. F. A. -Wood, Mrs. Esther
Queikef Lace
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Dinner
Cloths
Here's a Icjrge i collection of QUAKER
LACE DINNER CLOTHS offering many
patterns in a range of prices for every
pocketbook. ' . ' ; . '
Quaker Lace Dinner Cloth
Family size 72x90.
$5.3 8 $7aS8f S8.S8V
$12.98, $18.50
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Other prices - in r lace table cloths are
priced accordingly . .'.
54x54 Lac Cloth . , " ; $1.38 .
- 72x72 Lac
64x64 Loco
72x90 Lace
Banquet sir
Crystal .
by FOSTORIA".'
Deauuiul patterns
inanxsgivmg table in
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Vrvital s1a "
make it especially"
b. ooop me t os
GIFT SHOP, r
WJT .SHOP
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U.S.1;- ..
Miller's
; Oliver, Mrs. Ferdinand Singer,
: Mrs. " Louie Singer and Joar
.Mrs.-John Schindler, Mrs. A. J.
Mazac, Mrs. Bertha Garrow, Mrs,
O. S.' Zartletti Mrs. F, E. Wilson,
Mrs. H. Webb, Mrs. Louis Him-.
! meL .Mrs. KarL-Harritt, " Mrs.' A.
W. Andrews; Mrs. Mary Kron
: and Donna Marie and Mrs. Carl
A. Wood. -
- ELDRIEDGE The 25th ' wed
vding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Bressler waspbserved
Tuesday night with a card party
at their home in Salem. Their '
' daughter, Miss , Marjorie Bress-
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Cloth -' " S2.S8 .
Cloth
$2.45
Cloth ..
$4.98
laca table cloths $8.98 up -
Table Decorations ,; ;
Never have we, known . 'prelti'er table
. decoraliorisl Glass, .... pottery, .silver
plate, all, are her in o great variety
- from which to choose. . . , .. -. -
" ' - Gift Shop
FLOWER IJOWLS . PLACE CARDS
" FLOWER L . - .
ENSEMBLES SeRS- -
CANDLESTICKS ' - - -
. bECORATTVE CANDELABRA" .
ANIMALS r CONSOLE SETS '
DECORATIVE FRUIT.
BIRDS DECANTERS
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'- ler, was tssisted by Miss Glener-
va Harnsberger of Salem.
Four tables of "SOO" were
; played, prizes for high score won
by Mrs. Henry Stafford, Mrs.
Russell Winrhrnmh A r h it m
1 Goffin and Allyn Nusom.
v Guests Included Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Coffin, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Stafford, Mr. and Mrs.
'Allyn Nusom, Mrs. Hazel Pat
terson, all of Eldriedge, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Rasmussen of La
vish Center, Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
Nusom of Clatskanie; Mrs. Alma
Dickey, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
' Winchcomb, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Harnsberger, all of Salem. r
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