TUKPAY, MARCH 6, 1920.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Bridge Luncheon cluto lnclud- chaplain. Mrst WiJIiani Mc(JUch
. ... rnnni-l some of the city's Sr.: guard. Mr -win m , .
MB in . . . - . . ivirs,
nn:BT laoriara tnrf 1 : .1 . - ....
, "6uir oraer of
business espial ..interest was ,ak(?n
for rhiT' o' suPP0-8 the drive
tor the new Salem" h,.-...i . ..
"""''. as lae
s organizations
..!.Ani snout!
nronilUC
L its usual gathering at . the rest
of M-3. T. C. Smith, 5S North
aK 01 ' ' loI;, -.-.it.. The after.
kitvi. - - --
Z was pleasantly spent with the various other .women
T. jivorsion of the club. A good in the citv are riw
lentation of the membership, voted, unanimously-to do all nthl?
prMe m.Bsts enioved ni lu ao au ln their
Sral additional guests enjoyed power to make. the campan a sue I
2 vitality of the gracious hostess cess, ..Whether their ,n,,l. a.,.T
proved o be one of the pret-
Z wciol events of the past week means will be used-was 1 J
Swhen Mrs. 'J.' E. Brophy The question " 1 be more fut dl'
pertained the members of the Men- cussed. and a decision reached at ttl
Z afternoon Bridge club last Thure- next meeting of ,he si8ternood '
Z A suggestion of the advent of The hostess, served - a de lirtm.J
fring was noticeable In the bauU- luncheon at the close of the bu mess
Z aw-oratlons of early spring flow- session. .-- usmesa
Ail decorations
er and greenery,
with - which the.
pres-
oniv . residence was adorned. Mrs.1 Mrs. -Isaac Lee Pnf. ....
m" .o..th rHnfnt of the l,1Bn w , "'
R. B- utouiu -- ...., Ul lne Slaughters of the
liSh honors. . American Revolution. left Thursdav
Additional guests of the club were evening for Albany for the purpose of
Mrs. George Kiches, Mrs' Paul B a"ending the- convention of that or.,
Johnson, Mrs. Kay Pomeroy and Mrs. ganization which is being held the
Hsrry Wenderoth. The hostess was and where she will - be . princinai'
preciously assisted by Mrs. Ralph speaker at one of the meetings. Ac j
Glover during the dinner hour.
companying Mrs. Patters Th..,..
evening were Mrs. Seymour Jones
regent of the Chemeketa chapter of
Salem. M o r .
, ... . .,. Bueuici, state sec
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Millard enter
tained the 1)1 o he ko club at a dinner
party Monday night. The color retary, and Mrs. Homer Goulet Other
scheme was in yellow. A low bowl ot local delegates to the convention who
Jonquils centered me lauie ana yei- 'en r riaay morning, are Mrs. O P
low shaded candles were used at each Hoff, Mrs. H. M. Styles, Mrs S C
end of the table. Thosa enjoying the Dyer, Miss .Lillian Applegate ami
hospitality of the Millard home were Mrs. C. C. Clark. The business meet
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Young, Mr. and lngs of the convention are beine held
Mrs. L. B. Littler, Mr. and Mrs, W. . in the Masonic Temple at Albanv !
two principal features of the occasion'
were receptions at the Albany hotel
lnday night and the official lunch-'
eon at the hotel this afternoon at i
o'clock. , ,
A. Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. John Todd,
and Mr. and Mrs. Will T. Kirk. Music
and conversation ended ' a : pleasan
evening.
The auxiliary of the Spanish War
Veterans will sponsor a card party a
their hall In the armory, Monday
evening,- March 8, at eight o'clock.
This is the first party Of the Reason
and it is hoped that all will attend.
The nature of the affair will be pro
'grejsive five hundred, and valuable
: Honoring the 4Cth anniversary of
her husband's birthday, Mrs. C. s
Hamilton entertained a coterie of
friends . with beautifully appointed
birthday dinner Tuesday evening at
the Hamilton residence, 290 Front
street. Covers were In id tnr i- j
prises will be given to those having Mrs. Joseph Uaumgartner and daue-'i-
the highest score. A cordial lnvita-iter Lenta Baumgartner, Mrs. Camp
Hon is extended to all persons who bell,; Jesse Huber and Mr. and Mrs.
are not menmers oi tne auxiliary, and -Hamilton.
a good time is assured. There will
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Catlln. wh,.
have been spending the winter in I
Phoenix, Arizona, and in San Fran-j
Cisco, returned . to their Salem home'
Wednesday, and are being welcomed,
ty the social circles of the city.
be a short program during the even
Ins. .
. One of the most pleasant parties in
the younger social set occurred re
! cently when the Chrestos entertained
Informally. A short program opened
;the evening's festivities, of which the
orchestra, formed of five girls was a
distinctive feature. Miss Bruce Put
nam, Miss Edith Walker, Miss Fran
ces Rubetz, Miss Evelyn Gordon and
The Tuesday Musical club met with
Miss Tartar at her studio March 2 for
a business and social evening.
One thing that will be of interest to
all members is the change of name.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Hunt composed This organization being a branch of
the .orchestra. The evening was, the State Music Teachers Association
pleasantly passed with games and
.music, and culminated with the serv
ing of a delicious luncheon.
Miss Ellen Owen left for Newburg
; Friday to be the guet of friends for
' a few days. .
it was deemed best to designate the
club as such and by the unanimous-
vote the Tuesday Musical club will
hereafter be known as the Salem Dis
trict of the State Musical Teachers
Assicoation.
After other matters of business had
been . disposed of the members ad-
jounred to the banquet room at the
a delightful hour was
The Modern Writers division of the
Salera Art League met last evenine in Spa where
, the studio of Miss Pratt, over the spent.
J. C. Penny store, on Liberty street, At the next regular meeting, April
The Modern Writers division, of
which Mrs. F. S. Barton is chairman,
la an active section, and has been do
ing some originala work in the line
of short story writing.
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At the meeting of Chapter G, P. E.
0. Sisterhood, held Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. W. W.
Moore, 635 North Church street, the
following officers were elected to
serve for the coming club year: Pres
ident, Mrs. F. W. Selee; vice president,
Mrs, Gerald Volk;. recording secre
tary, Miss Laura Grant; correspond
ins secretary, Mrs. O. W. Laflar;!
American music and musicians will
be discussed.
Is'the love germ catching the same
as the "flu."
Or can it be that there Is a con
spiracy afoot among the fair members
of the automobile registration de
partment of the secretary of state's
office to take advantage of tha
matrimonial opportunities offered by
leap year.
Whatever the explanation the fact
remains that Dan Cupid, the little
God of Love has been working over
time in this particular department in
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STARTS TOMORROW
Runs 4 Days
MA
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A
IN
lyanna
MARY PICKFORD as 'ToUyanlla,', in her first independ
ently produced production for United Artists Corporation,
is the dantiest, dearest little maid that has ever been
screened. She takes her place in the hearts of the members
of all families. The story has so much humor and pathos
that besides being facinating, it is wholesome, :'resh ami
refreshingly natural.
"Pollyanna" unconsciously teaches a simple, wholesome
lesson, which, if followed, would quickly transform this old
world into a joyous place to jlive in. .
People who have seen MARY PICKFORD in "Polly anna"
have cried and laughed over her experiences. It is a won
derful story that all members of all families wi.U want to
see. And they will never forget it.
PRICES
Include war tax
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Sunday i
Adults
35c
Children
10c
Mon.-Tues..
Wed.
Matinees,
2oc and 10c
Evenings
35c and 10c
SMILES
Will be Featured by
HAW LEY
on the
WURLITZER
MARY PICMFORD '
' rnMTivuniTQ show THMnnnmu.
2:15, 4:00, 5:43, 7:30, 9:15 P. M. '
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LARRY SEMON
IN
"BETWEEN THE ACTS"
BEST SEMON YET
Patke News
the state house during the past few
weeks. .
The marriage of Miss Hope Turdy
to Ramon Bassett and Mies Hazel
Freeman to Levant Pease, Thursday,
making the sixth matrimonial ven
ture involving employees of this de
partment within the past few months,
has caused department heads to won
der where the love-tipped arrow of
the little Cod arc going to strika next, .club will be held March 12, at the
IT,
how about your after comfort?
If you are a coffee drinker
and find a before-noon let
down,qtiit coffee and try
nstmt mmm
shapjl coffee-lilce flavor is
pure and arug-xree-
If coffee disagrees, better
health i4rill follow a ten-day
trial of Postum.
"There's a J&eason" .
Mayde by Fbstum Cereal Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
The other members of the department! home of Airs. Chun,
who have fallen Victim to the wiles! North 21st street.
of the little Clod recently are:
Miss Laura Arcnz now Sirs. Harry
Crain.
Miss Lorilla Bolter now Mrs. Ches
ter Yantis.
Miss Leltha Weis now Mrs. Floyd
Gibson.
Cameron, on
The ladies of Jason Lee memorial
church were royally entertained at aitown-
"coffee" on Wednesday afternoon at
the pretty home of Mrs. Kuth Dennl
son, 1540 North Liberty street.
Delicious refreshments were served by
dominating feature of the tea. Mrs.
day cake with 81 candles was the
Uovenden. Mrs. M. !. Jones and Mrs.
John Withyeombe of Labish meadows
came down and are still guests I"
Miss Florence Esch now Mrs. Ken-iMrs. C. M. Roberts, Mrs. Wert Waller
neth Hell. and Mrs. Frank Prince,
With the exceptfon of Mrs. Tantisj . .
and Mrs. Gibson the brides are still The following Item from a recent
in the employ of the department. , I Issue of the Oregonlan will be of in-
Iterest to many Salem folks:
The -Throe .Link Needle club wasj Mrs. C. O, Dennis was hostess
delightfully entertained on Friday Monday In honor of her mother, Mrs.
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Louise' Karnh Uovenden, the occasion behiK;
King on South Capitol street." Thnjihe anniversary of the hitter's birth-j
hours were spent In needlework andjday. The guents were members of i
games. Twenty-six guests partook of the family and spent an, Informal I
the dainty refreshments served by afternoon. The room Was full of
Mrs. W. A. Cummings and Mrs. C. C. flowers and the huge decorated birth
Nichols. The next meeting of the! Dennis was nested by Mrs. Cieorg
USED
CARS
i " "(We have a large stock of used, but not abused, Cars.
These cars have all been put in good shape. You will not
find a lot of discarded junk, they are cars that have been
i taken in on LIBERTY SIXES for , which we have the
agency in this locality.
PAN AMERICAN
Wratch for our add in next week's Journal wherein we
will tell you all about the Pan American Sixes.
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r J.E.RINGROSE
North Commercial Street
ANTI-URIC
Has made more friends
who have used it for ,
rheumatism than any . ;
other remedy on the "
market today.
Mrs. Augusta Boyd,
539 Castro street,
in San Francisco, is
one of the many
friends of Anti-Uric
and will be glad to
tell anyone about
it if they will : ' ;
write to her,
Anti-Uric is also
gaurnteed to give
results in all cases
rheumatism or the ' '
money epent for it
will be returned. '
Get an outfit from
The Perry's Drug Store.
lAMDON TIKI: HOHSKS XU MOltK
London, March i? The lust horso
drawn, fire engine remaining in the
London Fire llrigndo has been offore.i.l
to th South Konslngtoit Sr.-Nvn-e
Museum. ,. .'
Buy Remnants
AT TH19
Remnant Store
54 North Commercial
HIDES
and SACKS
WANTED
Also Junk t All Kinds
I t Prices fiiiarantee'l
CALL 38
Capital Junk Co.
The Square Deal 1 rouse
271 Chemckvta 6t, Phone 3(f
W.W.100IE,
House Furnisher
HOME OF TilB TlCfROLA
You get more for your
'. Money at Moore'8.
FORD Till'CK WITH TWO TON
ATTACHMENT. HCN$ LIMB A
TOP
OSCAR B. GINGRICH
MOTOR & TIRE CO.
IT! Court BtreM Phone III
WAVE EXPERT PLATE MAV
. With 3& year npt-rimee, with
mo In uiy drnttil olflcw
DR. D. X. BEfXIILIJt
203 r. & Bank DM
Draperies
MADH TO ORDER TO VJT
tOL'R WINDOWS
CS. Hamilton
349 Court Street
Sakm Auto Radiator Shop
ndlator, Vcnm and Ca
TatikM Ittpulred
Tri.'.tor Kadlators a Specialty
"ord Kadlators for fc'ul
A J2th Bt. Salem, Or.
FOB LONG DISTANCE
AUTO TIIVJCKINO
WillametteV alley
Transfer Co.
I'llONB 1409
WE ALSO DO LOCAL
HAULING
L.M.HUM
Car of
Yick So Totig
rt,!-.e Mediclni tt!nt Tea Co.
'.. medlelns which will cur
any known distise.
Open gunduyi front 10 a. r.i.
until 3 p. m.
113 South lilnh Html
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