been and Heard.J Jei0.h.
By -IE8YME ENGUSH
Tbm Statesman, Salem. Ortgon. Sunday,, September 2S 133 3
OFCRA NOTES . . . Whi
vacationing in San Francisco we
attended the opera, "La Traviata
presented by the San Francisco
Opera association, now in its 26th
season . . . The setting . . . the
War Memorial Opera House .
a gorgeous building and something
to see in itself . . . The building
covers an entire block "with sep
arate entrances with canopy for
carriage and taxi . . . The build
ing lighted outside at night .
Handsome interior with wide foy
er and corridors ... A dome
ceiling with grand lighting effects
. . . comfortable deep red plush
seats ... . Just like a parade be
tween, acts to see the beautifully
gowned women stroll in the base
ment promenade for buffet serv
ice . . . The buffet a grand idea
and certainly refreshing . . .
The stars ... This being our
first grand opera we were most
impressed . . . Gorgeous stag
settings and the costumes so col
orful ... .. Licia Albanese, the
Metropolitan Opera star, sang the
role of Violetta ... most appeal
ing to the audience . . . her char
scterizations managed to be vivid
and fragile at ;once ... Special
mention on her beautiful gowns
... in the first act she wore
hooped skirt white dress with
many ruffled tiers, off-shoulder
and handsome diamond and -em
erald jewelry ... In the ball
room scene of the third act her
gown of black velvet highlighted
with design of brilliants and irri
descent seouins . . . this dress
also hooped and at the opera ball
she wore an ermine stole over her
whit gown . . . and mention to
Jan Peerce. who was if redo. Viv.
letta's lovAr . . . for his dynamic
-Voice and oersonal'tT.
More shoot the bav Htr
To us the hotel of nil tels is the
Fairmont ton Nob "Hill . . .
certainlr the most elewntW fur
nish nd unique shora borderin
the lobhv . . . Th uoMr!n
in te spacious lnby 11 of red
plush . . . te tables, lmns and
accesorie of bteck and eo'd .
marble nPlars and corridors
throuehout ... A curved stair
way whf nndes can be seen
throwing their bououet each week
. . . Dinner dancinc in the Ven
etian mora, in rococo fumfcbinffs
." . , DanHn" to JaV Sndv's or
ehestra and Pilly DeWolf. Para
mount comedian, the entertainer
. . . Outstanding was tKe vrry
Go-Round room at te hotel . .
a resula'' Merrv-Oo-Rcnd. which
moves ''ow1 around all te time
never snoing . . . tables for
two d four . . . clver mur
Is on the wa" ... and the Ton
ra room on the terrace floor of
the Fairmont . . . orieinally i
swimmin pool, but now an or
chest ra plavs for dancing on a
raft out on the water . . . resem
bling a ship with tables on the
main deck . . . and life boats.
preservers on the upper deck . .
serenaders playing amidst the ta
bles during the evening . . the
menu featuring Chinese and South
Sea island foods ... cloud ef
fects on the walls . . . and as the
J
:
-
Mrs. Herbert D. Schunk.
the former Ola Schweizer,
who was married in Salem
on September 15. The bride
Is the daughter of Mrs.
P. M. Schweizer of Mon
mouth and her husband's
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Albert G. Schunk of Hepp
ner. The newly married
couple will attend Oregon
College of .Education this
winter. (McEwan photo).
BROOKS Word has been re
ceived here of the marriage of
Ruth Sidebottom Hlnkle, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Sidebot
tom, and William R. Ross, son of
Mrs. Elsie Ross of San Francisco.
The ceremony was read by the
Rev. Leonard L. Patterson, in the
Presbyterian parsonage in Den
ver, Colo.
The bride attended grade school
in Brooks and high school in Ger
vais. The groom is a graduate of
Hartland high school of 'Milwau
kee, Wisconsin, and served six and
one-half years as an aviation, me
chanic ! The young couple will live in
Denver.
For Women Who Care
fTHE BEAUTY
BAR
X01 Iivesly Bldg.
' Offers
Professional Permanent Wave,
Complete with Oil Shampoo,
Expert Hair Shaping and 'Flat
tering Bairdress, Given by ex
perienced operators, for only
$XJ5 and . Phono S-3925 for
appointment. ,
Naa Williams. Mgr.
raft pulls away to the end of the ; ?;
pool ... a hurricane is turned
on ! . . with lightning, thunder
and finally a? downpour of rain
into the pool i . . Also outstand
ing was the Patent Leather room
in the St. Francis hotel . .1 . .
Black patent . leather walls i and
semi-circular seats ... a gold
ceiling with lighting effects . . .
a mirrored wall with an arrange
ment in the 'center ; of three dozen
of our favorite lavender orchids,
which are continuously replaced.
Noteworthy ?.. . j . is the civic
center . ' . . where all the civic
and public buildings are arranged
in a radius of three or four blocks
. . . In the center a beautiful
garden . . . with buildings on all
four sides ranging from the audi
torium to opera house . . . Cer
tainly must have been a sight dur
ing the United Nations conference,
when all were, in use and flags of
all nations flying from atop each
building and around the garden
square . . . Before leaving we
took one of the famous cable car
rides down to Fisherman's wharf
and then on a cruise around the
bay . . . really picturesque to
see the city with its skyscrapers at
one time and almost impossible
to imagine there are 807,000 peo
ple on its 42 square miles ....
and so colorful on the streets are
the sidewalk flower stands J, . .
everything from chrysanthemum
bouquets to orchids and gardenias
. . . women are flower conscious
in the bay city, many seen wear
ing corsages in the daytime as well
as at night.
; T Sale of Shoes J
l Kiekerino J Q C
Vv Play Shoes Tas7s3 JL
Odds, Red M QCZ '
i Cros Shoes TaWW 1
I i Men's Robber O OC5 I
1 ' Boots. Shoes . maos79 f
O Women's Wool 1 OC Cv S
f Scoff SUppers JLa70 V
m
Sale cf ?
I Hair Brushes 1
V 30C each J
ODDS-ENDS J-
! V7 CLEARANCE!
I COSMETICS" DEPT. 1
NEW
Playing card
suit mixuDs forever!
! !
NEW, IAPDERN
PLASTIC COATED PLAYING CARDS
2 -'I
CM Decks for
EVERY SUIT A DIFFERENT COLOR!
CARD EXPERTS SAY THEY'RE F60LPROOF I
! I . i
No mors costly, embarrassing confusion of spades with clubs,
hsarts with diamonds! New, exciting FORCOLAR Plastic-Coated
Playing Cards give each suit distinctive color. Clubs are green, spades
black, hearts red, diamonds orange. Epch card's value and suit symbol
printed in all four corners. Hands assemble easier!
$ - ll-l.
Classic face designs with tested modem Improvements! Durable . ,
wipe clean with damp doth! Bad designs: horses, dogs, ducks, scenic
Smartly packaged la suede box.
next gameJ
GIFT SHOP !
YouU want FORCOLAR for your
tH " 47
ORANGE II
BLACK n
k
CUSTOM-MADE
-0
Near relative to mink,
here in magnificent
quality and style!
r V
4
Divided ;4 Payments for
Your Convenience! j
t -si j
Fur Shop, 2nd Floor:
Miller's
China Minks
'675 - '995
Including- Tax
China mink . . . fashion's darling
In furs is here in the "best look"
for you styles remarkably low in
price for such luxury! Fluid mas
terpieces in the designer's art. Ele
gance and luxury plus long
wear. Tailored skin on skin
the new bishop sleeve . .
the picture frame collar
. . . the back fullness! See
It now ... a glossy,
healthy and beautiful fur.
ONE OF MANY
FURS AT MILLER'S
. . . but China mink is only one of
the many new furs at Miller's. If
you want a fur coat ... and don't
know WHAT you want, here's
fine opportunity to preview ALL.
the newest fur fashions . . . priced
to make your decision easier!
U J I J -J L A lJ v
1 loLyoUVLJo
IB
Monday! Tuesday! Wednesday! Thursday!
Charge It oh October Bill
Payable November!
Beller Fonndalions
Broken sixes 4 g f f )
res. to 16.50 lUiUU y
For women who wear size 39 to
I 50, thi3 sale offers a wonderful I
I opportunity. Some with front lao I
V ing . . . others with zipper closing. - ' .
V Expert fitting. sS
B)ys' Collon Shorls JL
3 i 1 1.00 s
I All sizes, regalar 60c quality, ' I
V MA N FLOOR 1
I Gowns, Slips, Pajamas S In'an,s' Cara-AU Bags j
H Choice
1.98 & ( . 1.98 u I
I I Odds and broken sizes of fine IT Fr trave1' befch knitting, diapers, ; I
I 1 quality lingerie. Rayon crepes, I 1 etc- Regular $2.98. Downstairs. I r ,
p regular loheerweights, etc. IniansDepC
Women's Bayon Panlics Boys-' TcdUcr Sdls L
I " "V M Three-piece Icotton suits.- Sizes J-V
1 1.72 and 3 years. Regular $2.50. I f
I I Rayon Jersey panties from high I I Downstairs. I '
1 1 priced lines! Choos now and I
save. 2nd floor. sX
( Chenille Bedspreads ) 1 ! 'j ,
1 8.95, 22.50 j Boys' 2 Collon Sdls s
I Regular $8.95 to $22.50 in rose,
I I blue, peach, yellow. Your choice. 1 I L r,i I I
j I E. O. M. Sale I 1 Size3! 4' 6 p Re3ular I j
j Oil y Downstairs Jx
j 1 an" Women's Tailored Blowesi !
I KesmUr OaJO KemUr 5.15. CkXZ l
I I Regular $5.95. All sizes in fine 1 I K. O. M. ; 1 j
I sanforized broadcloti and shan- I I Colored cottons with wihte r3iquo) I I
I 1 tungs. trims. Peter Pan collars, eta Sizes f,
o AC s 32 to 38. 2nd floor. JtS f
-in ' ' "
j jfy Boys' Undenhirii Jy i Uonen'i Plaid Sldris
1 X"v Re?uar 75c quality. All sizes. ; 5 OC XvV I
t Short sleeve. -Oo570 C IV
I I 3 for loOO I Plcdd wool jmd rayon withUn- J -
II II pressed pleats. Popular plaids. f I !
1 MAIN FLOOR Sizes 22 to 3a Regular $5.95. . :
! ' r .y 2nd floor.
I Bargains! 11 1 IS- ' CXXly
8 u U I ' i J
" ! i