.DAY. AUGUST
192C
21,
4
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Si Ignore VUhar
I .Mrty must be
afflw W "ur " "
,.. jjBS. A. N. BUSH have
I ".7ri,.li.l.W nt their home
ir the week, I'1-- H1,d Mr""
1 . . . uv Vork CltV.
ifl 1,1 . Iw.ma I'nm A
" !"!." ..".,"., Vhe'v traveled
left for the
W' ;, Rn.h nassedja
n . Portland.
ill wn . .
, YOUNGER SET with all
wiuth. beauty and love-
.Vl,,, th -elms to so-
r.T r It l t(,oy around
Cat of I M ve,us have C,nteI:
rl' K,-,ohes. but those wo
liw -
Deis or the Salem hoanitnl ...
a reception for her Friday nignt A
the hospital building which proved
very pleasant event. '
inwn have been So-
rre to l"llve" ,he ,!u,"t
"Cof the JounW malSH
J K" . ,i their plans
Kw are keening
Kn " Midi Kflttbeth t-
" i. ...... vn. t.ii..
gone ol vic .w.-.j --- -
.6unger set tb enter en
11ES iVIUlttiff
for Boston,
Uned in
kdo'l
the J'O
Biroim - - - ... , Mi
P1' w ,.t,r. Knlem girl
fcvilM ' n nil""' '
trTwelleBley this full. .-VJ,
r . . ... l.. A ihfl
l0'Tin,i or to the Oregon
E, nd for these thhe
nun Liic i itv
Kww Delta Delta women s
. giving the largest and
P ......ji of the week
lUUin'Y, , ...
Miss Muriel Bater, Miss Dorothy Gra
ham and Miss Mildred Whitney f.
Portland are guests of Miss Lacy Leon
ard at the Charles A. Johns home.
Last Sunday evening Mr.-and Mis.
Theodore M. Barr entertained ta their
home In honor of their house guest,
John H. Barr of Kansas City, Mo., and
Qustiiv-Keating or Kansas City with
a family reunion and dinner.' Covers
were laid for 40. It was the1 first time
in IS years that 11 kvi htu
14... i : .. ... , uau
i togetner and it whs also the oc-
Honoring two charming jdung ViKl-iB on the slfty eeond birthday an
Jurs, MiHses Dorothy una l-'rances Diok'l er8ary of the ho"or Buest. The tab
Mrs. Frank Sneavs and Mrs R cl Were ,,n the double living
Cruss gave one of the dalritllv piuiined'r?ma llld H,rettrrers of many lHjed'
events for the youngerset. ; The cuostsif ectrl "Bht wel'e tnmg from room
wno were all friends Of the M Ws I V room- 1 ttKlel "hades were used
Dick when they lived here ' several lthroUg:nont tne noorations. Targe
years apro numbered fifteen, and were ibouets of Humer blossoms were
assembled ait the Spears home Tuos-, ,,Iaced in "'e rooms and vines and
day atternooiv. Goldenrod Wns luted .s,,mller flowers were twined about the
to artistically grace the rodnis. Ih th streamers of lights. A large birthday
nuciiiTOn me nostesses served a' . " '",0eg tne table. The sev
well at-ranged renast. The ' MWes1 oourl,t' 'Unner was served at fi
Dick will return home some time carl.'-!0,010011, The Bueiita were Mr, and Mrs.
next week. ' )W. Hartmnn, Mr,. and Mrs. H, J. pet-
. zel, Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Baitof, Port
Mr. tind Mr. t' a i . .:. !lan1; Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Barr. Port-
thelr adorable children -have , if'' wd MrS Leo Bttrr Mt- An'
teturnd from anothertrlp into Bi1t-,(V Mary SchoUle M'- K Sch-
Mr. and Mrs W. J. Buslck motored
down to Portland fUday afternoon
and are the guesta of friends over the
weekend, -
Miss Hazel Bishop, worthy grand
matron for the Order of the UiiBtfrn
Star, announces the committee which
will act as hOKtess for the fortnightly
social meeting of the order to be held
Tuesday afternoon! Mrs.,Ralh CJlov
er Ih chairman and will be. assisted by
Mrs. Roy Burton; Mrs. Oscar (llrs
'rich, and Mrs. Martha Oliver,.-, , i-, ...
.j''.i;..:..:.;i-' j. ..")..-,;,:? .-, ,','
will entertain this evening . at . the ( sophomore at the University of i.rt-
uoine oi lulus JJeil coenrun on Wasoo ; lornla this Winter.
street In honor of .fcliss Marian
Spoerl, popular bride-elect. About 60
young people have been asked for the
evening. Panning, cifrds and fortune
telling have been planned for the
evening's entertuintijen." 0gon
ian. - ........
kiflsJ
Doris Leah Svkes of Eucenn
is, visiting Salem friends over the
week end,
After a
lllOSt lltfvHMillfr tr in Vul.
.. Word comes from the Mr. Charles ilowstone national park, Spokane 8e
H.. Robertson's and Charles ilobert- attle, Vancouver and-Victoria, British
::: Asel Roff In suehdlnir the 'wetvljorkl
at. the -Joseph Albert cvttaRe an their
guest. .'.'.
place. Thoy plan to remain over tore
H few. weeks.
. Mrs. William H. Burgh ird, Jr.,' and '
Mrs. Amos- Wrong spenv jevciul d.iy
during' the Iweek in Povtlaxj'l as tae
J, JS" . Charlotte Creenuo.d , yUtt.
vkim. tl Z,r: L Roe jUman-r-Lutty!"
mother, Mrs,
several weeks with her
E. Shaw on .Court street.
whlhc Droved vory flellghtful
cents of San Pranion hna U. .hw-l?''tIand'' Gertrude Hnrtman
thev went tt ftntoW t. j .u. ... l.jBrr "e1en W(
Motor-Barr Mt- Amjc).
they went to Rninier .JPurr "e,en wetter,
Vatwouver, Bl ltish YinlumM,. . .. .inncn, Kcv. J. R. Buck, Rev. L. ' X
Catherine Barr,
Joseph
Wlnnlf red . Al-
prrrf;?rac.ngrr-
...un thnv flrft f.O i. t. ,..
rounger r,K wu J ! wees,, itfuving x uursoay.
Million ha
Victoria, -The Livesley children n" iS"' "OT
htained In Vancouver to' visit friend-S' Si,"' SLMi
while the others motored on. sttmclSH' h Ba" Pon,"nd; tmi,s
ft. week ill Snokane and then tn r""-'""- aymunn unrr, - uiw
TellowMone national Dark..-. Ret urninw Si ,' nyt """-tman, Lawrence
home, the XjvMlmm . .a .M8"" n;J:he honw guests.
days m Vancouver, b. C, being there
ftwih the golf tournament. They Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Barr are
came home through southern Oregon, having as their house guests John H.
They were gone six weeks. , rBarri a manufacturing jeweler of Kan
sas City, Mo., and Gustav : Kestlng,
g
Bra wloy,
Mr. and Mrs. vK. V. McMeoiien an 3
Mr. and Mr. Lloyd iravnit-vare puss
ingthe week-end at the Tillntnook
beaches, having motored down Friday
ufternoon, , 1 .
, Mr. and Mrs, I. M. Crai have no-
mm,. rfi. wno are in ine east inoi tno Columbia. Miss Luella Patton and
operation which wall performed fofln IMisa Polly Hald returned to Salem on
"" "- iiu.iun, ., iniW Hur- j nursaay. Mr. and Mrs. E. Cookeitored to Cloud Cap Inn and are pass
...e imiiwu i me j t- aiton with whom Miss Patton and ing the weekend
vc.ny i,uresun was vtiy succesNtui Miss Hold made the trip are staying
and they will be home in two or three over1 In Vancouver, Wash., to attend
weeks. Mn Robertson Jr. IS at the the Waihincton jttnta Milts nnnveniimi.
! ,4i' X '...-".'
Mr. and Mrs. Elmo White and Mr. :
and Mr.. I.muu Cronuvoil et. l-riday
to spenil wwk at the llllamook
beaches. - .'. ,
Jmlifp and Mrs. tiPuvge K. llnrneYt '
returneil home this welt 'rtm Ww-4
port where they pnwott MevM-ii1 vekM
rnjnylna; a vnvaiion. i. t-, . .
Dr. and Mrs. T. C Smith and Mr
Mr. and Mrs. John Caugholl motl.r-ih,,llth' iHth. Mva. U. At Uotitlii
ed down to Portland this morning Mid turn the week from FWey
Mayo Brotheis hospital near Minne-iThey jlan to return to Salem Suiid.iyJare 1)a8gi,1B the weekend With frlenttt. il"'lngs and from motoring ttlona the
apolls. , Miss Mabel Robertson, who. The partv were gone three weeks ani tn that cttv 1-McKvnslu tlvef takin them from Si' - '
has been with them, leaves this week I spent a week In Spokane where Mr.j ,lein for n week. . ,
for Antlgo, Wis.; near there, to - visit I Patton attended the merchants'
Miss ueatriee iiale, a Torinor teacher iventlon.
In Salem high school. . I
Judge and Mrs. Henry L. Bean, Miss I .
Grace Bean and Miss LIIHati !nsnim.a a"l Mrs. W. M. Smith ami
of Portland left this morning for New- i-aughter. Mnijsaret, are home ntsalu
i. 4 ' . Mr, and Mrs. J. B. Craig ,ai4' Mr. port' 'to stay 'until In September some- 8Jf'r spendlnir a week ut tho Villa
riaiinlng to motor to the Mllfllla land Mrs. R. E. Downing came back Hmo mi. fire Mean lust rvtmirtd mobk beaches. , '
OUI1UU.V IU fflll'IIU HIV UilV IIICniCK:! Sn nm Wmlnnulfulr nlh-Tit fbfm rDlin.lil 1 .. .1 ......
I';; Mrs8 r, Mr"-n f MU"m,rIr iafter. 1,asSl"B ek the'" ' 1 with Mrs. JainesK. Lock, M IsV Rett I Mrs. .bhartcs Bates . pas8lh I, f,w
and Mrs. Klmer Dane, Mr, and Mrs .. . s: .,t j rlW r '. iw r..iiu,i mi. a MM
T. W hlunn lln. ..nrf Un il A , rtl. x i ' '-, "" """" "'"V . .. - "
son, Mr, and Mrs. Lee Canfielil, Mr.
and Mrs. E. A.
Mrs. cnarles Know-land are making
Dr. and Mrs. Prince Byrd. Dr. and Portland to Alaska. The iwty were'ito return home. Sunday.
and went as far as
i- ,ni - i 'Mrs- Ry By'rd ftnd Wrs- Cordelia Ha- goife two week
wCd a. makLng upifir hav Bnf lob ttle T"","t" 10 .mBw.y.
The LivesIeyS had as Vhelr house !r ,'ly'M"- ana uu"av, tmg.
uests Mr. and Mrs. K. A. DeBlois of ',0f the city' who.wlrt he
Cn, .. who were ho... f'. ..l"""' " """'ism. n mniior. u a or'
Ither of Theodore Bar.
a party.
With birthdays very popular thi year
about the best way to celebi ate them
is to have a surprise party for the lion
bred one so 0. group of fiiend.s of Kl
mer ltme- colled t his home Tuesday
evening to congratulate him upon his
reaching another milestone of his hfe.
Dancing formed the Hiverslon of the
evening, and then at the close, light
refreshments were served. Those who.
called on him were:
away several weeks,
Mrs. W. R. CullUal and Billy of Afc
meda, Cal., are charming visitors in
Salem anfl are guests of Dr. and Mrs.
W. H. Byrd. They have been in Mil
waukee, Wis,, visiting relatives, and
are on their way home.
".Christ lit. and; weeks,
ho ns of Mr. and
Mrs. K. S-.TlTllnghaat and daughter.
Miss Hilda 1-Iilllnghast, are visiting
irciaiivea in I'oruaiiu 1 ior wveivn
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Miles, Miss Larra
Grant, Miss Marcia Knight of Port
land, Don Miles and Branson Milcs're
turned from Newport early In the
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Aldrich, Mr. andig-uj,.. MrK. Q!1ie TMokenson of Los An-
Mm. John T. Wnhertn nponmnmi.,; ! Inteestinsr visitors in Salem nv thp
ormal dance to min '"' ,by her lovely little daughters, Helen I weenena are the Honorable George
U of the autumn gaiuw """ .and Mildred and her sister, Miss Kath- 1 'owms, miss Daisy June Fowlds, and
PB . with them.- ,., ...... llVri Ao-na,, irn,l,l 4 A.,nl.i..J x.
hA IL nai'l'y vr1-"- uiino oiuuv, iril tlliu mill Illllg to Olieri I ' o.,r x uniMK, wi. .otuiiiaiiu, ilttW
"D " . i ikn nnnaarflndd 1 .. . . 1 ;f7..l,.n J ...1 ... , ,. , . .1 .
all will present wo i'i- up tne Kooerts cottage at Agate Bench , "u "nveu in me states tnis
Men of beauty and loveliness. and to 'pass several weeks tthere. I week from their home. Miss Daisy
Lwrs are to be used in tne , June Fowlds has come to be the bride
0(yeuw, . , ii. . vv. . nawiey-unu miss Jra, 7 - t ' their home during the week, Mr. nr.u
UUii"" - to.vvmy ai 15 aJuiilMilg l.ilT IveUM-llll ,11 : " --"i-i-- " u.u.i.v,
Mrs. A. E. Huckeslein, Mr. anJ Mrs,
Lester Daivs, Dr. and Mrs; O. A. Ol son,
Mr. and Mrs. P. 15. Fullerton, Mr. and
Mrs. L. W. Oleason, Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Canfield, Mr. and Mrs Charles Knov-
iland, and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ivurts.
While their parents are gone, lo Cl'a
ter Lake, William McOIlcl
IJTnhn McGilchrlst.
Mrs. vvmiam iwujiicniii, . ii. , '" . jr. and Mrs. HonrV J. .Talbott iVru
iting with their grandparents, Mr. and entertnlnlnff as thtlr hifuse RHeSs this
Mrs. W. N. Savage In Waldo Hills. weekend Mr. ami Mts. Luther Stcvie,
Mini "A Ana Flnlcy, and Miss 'Jemuo
Mrs. C. H. Leanoi d of 1 loiulani, i Farrol of Portland, who moioved down
Wttsh., returned Friday evening to horlsauirday morning. - , .
I home utter visiting for two weeks wiiii
(her daughter. Miss Lacy Leonard, atj Tll0 ),,ny friends of llttlo MIki
the Charles A. Johns home. ! Kiuheriiie tloulev, daughter of Mr.
I , and Mrs. Romeo Gouley, who wii-i so"
ftnd Mrs. fSrool Kay left KrMny-1 seriously- injured in an aUtomobil
recently, will ho iinppv t
Mr.
Keie, vjui., v.'uu wttn a uwi hh,i . . . . . , . u,.l,lnriii
r. . , ... .... ,. . i, -u afternoon for (earhart to lo n Mr. and accident
tneirs wnen tney , uvea 111 m si.i . A ,-...4 , irnnur-ihiK'.hn. U pKmkwHii. nntf.-wni
j i o, At ij, aint Jiifujii v ititv -- ..... .... ..
Mr. and Mrs. Chartes Elgin had at
I . lt,r.
silver, go'a. "u "'"" .
S".V.. v. ., nnhlnntinn of
ei wiui " .
ker flower DasKei. .... ---
intents of these flowers a . lo
lively placeo uouuv n.o
Hw? Z" i w.ih. -Mr.
nJ Mrs; nJ'""""
WlllT. Neill, Dr. and Mrs.
1 '" .... M-a Miller
A. Downs, jmi.
Ulchrist.
the John
bany,
Gelsendorfer farm near Ab
kuest .list
includes the names .of
Otto Hoppes of this city, whose guests
they will be while here. t
The bride elect met Mr. Hopp m
Mr. and Mrs. MiltoiVL. Meyers, Mr. lNew Zealand last year when he was
and Mrs. Walter C. Denton, and Mrs. jhre with the Ellison White chautau-.
G. Stlner who have been vacationing 1 1ua circuit, The wedding will take
in Hood " River for two weeks write Place Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in
Saiemj friends ihat they were joined jtne First Congregational church In
Tuesday in Portland by Mrs. Earle !Portlana and Miss Agnes Fowlds will
Goulson Flegel, who is accompaningbe her sister's bridesmaid, and the
them n their trip along the coast and i " win ues given away oy ner ia-1
Mrs. H. Claaven of Portland, Judge
and Mrs. H. H.-Hewitt of Albany, Mrs.
,L. Simpson of Albany, and Mrs. H. K.
Chipman of Portland, who were here
to attend the funeral of the hitler's
husband Thursday. Mrs. Simpson, a
close friend of the family, sang at thi
services, .
Mrs. Dickenson is on her way to Chi
cago to visit relatives. . ,
Wednesday to see Mrs. Dickenson,
(Mr. and Mrs. Will C. Knight of Port
land motored up and the families en
joyed a picnic at Spongs Landing.
Miss Marcia Knight returned that eve
ning with her parents.
Miss Marie Neill ef La Grande is a
charming young visitor in tho citv
while she is a guest at the home of
her hrother and sister-in-law, Mr. ana
Mrs. Will T. Neill. .,
iw-he left earlier In the week for that
(Continued on Puge Six.)
fcses Maua iviuu,
Amelia. BaDcocs,, nnra
Lelta Driscoll, . Luolle Jones,
Patterson? Martha ' Powell,
et Griffith, Helen Rose, catna-
ae, Jeannette Mericntn, iema
Gretohen Srown, Mildred Gill,
kfcLellan ana Messrs. ueorge
Dr. E. Grife, Claud Bteusioii,
De Kay, ' Paul Farrington,
Carson, Frank Chapman,
Latham, Mark Latham, George
tro, Lyle Bartholomew, Elvln
Archie Holt, Frederick. DecKe-
irheron Hoover, Leon Culbert-
eyman Boise, Eugene, Sill, Am-
will stay over at Neskowin for a woeki'her.
Jl,Armen Berger, Frank Rose"j Harry Clay in-San Francisco and Mr.
Rwirje KInef. Stanley Lami-
L'spltJbart, FrerJ Mangis, John
Portland, and Dewey Rand ot
Miss Alioe Claxton was a happy lit
tle hostess Wednesday afternoon when
. , l,J ' n lli.l,. fTijoTllYu
sne liivimu a aw ui '111.-1 ..w, ...........
... . 1 nn.,nnl.
'they were also joined oy Mrs....U. G. Shipley rehirnel to R.i-.Wribdnv -annlversarv. at the home
j-Mrs. Gideon Steiner, their-Iem Monday -from Senview where she 1 her grandmother; Mrs. Mary Barker
and .sister-in-law from South: was the guest of her sister. Mrs. Jos-'on Nebraska avenue. Children's games
Cal. "whd are visiting the eoh-W. RovnHlm n PMi.nri . j. .1.. ..... tho nr.
.'f, , . :,- ' - ..--.-cw .u....,a.,u inn j niaue me iiuiuo i.iiij, uu""ft -r
Bie.iiierB.,jiesKow?n; .4 . 1 summer cottage. Mrs. Shipley was'terhoon'-and at the-.-clMe o,the.after-
v.--.;- j gone, a month, and was joined over, noon, Mrs. Claxton, assisted by Mrs.
Mrs. Wiillant,.. Connell Dyer, wholusl weekend by Mr. Shipley who- re-iwilllam Barker, served a light lunch
with her husband :just returned Mon-iturlied with her. Their niece, Mrs. J.J eon.' In the dining room'link stream
day from a three weeks trip tothe east IF- Ijaw and -son. who have bsen there 'fers werV hung from th6.elllng to the
or more.
Mr. .und
brother.
Barbara,
A prominent visitor during tho week
in Salem, and one who Is much feted
is Mrs. E. G. Cyrus of Boise, Idaho,
who is a house guest of Mrs. L. H.
j ICompton. ". Mrs. Cyrus is a former Sa-
leiu woman ana ner many irienu.j nyre
are making her visit a delightful une.
left Friday morning for Newport to
visit for.' two wfteks with her parents,
Mr. and 'Mrs,' Clabah Walker, and to
bring home her children who stayed
at the coast with their grandparents
while their "parents were gone. Mr
and Mrs. Dyer visited Dr. and Mrs,
id.-' ': .v-,?." . -?:.
members of the Thettt' Delta.
keta Mu chapters who are en
in; are the Misses Helen Kins,
hurchlll, ,. Ruth Friftm, Irene
t. Albany, Delilah McDaniel,
ChurchlU, Tora Ann Mortenson,
Leonara, Hazel Downing, Mary
Ins, Esther Busch, Ethel v'lVIc-
bt, Hazel McGilchrist, Dorothy
(11, Portland, Muriel Bater, Port-
Mildred Whitney, Portland,' and
Win W, Crews, Columbia, S. C.
ay goodbye to their mother,
W. Mathews, and their sleter
Mm. Ralph Matthews, who
poday for their home In Wood-
fll, after spending the summer
11, Mrs. H. H. Olinger and Mrs.
G. Brown asked several of the
jwesU' friends informally at the
j home Wednesday afternoon,
I cooling shades of yellow were
ray emphasized with boquets of
. and goldenrod placed
(the rooms. At the tea hour the
fe served dainty refreshments.
and Mrs. E. Fritz Blade In Salt Lake
City. They spent most of the time in
St. Louis where Mr. Dyer attended the
insurance .aoBvention, and then they
spent a few days in Chlqago before re
turning: home.- j
A meeting of; the Salem executive
board of Americanization Dav at the
Oregon State fair met Wednesday af
ternoon' in the Commercial club rooms
and made .plans for the beginning of
their work to make this venture a
decided success.' Mrs, Isaac Lee Pat
terson Is in charge of .this day and she
is assisted by. a committee of Promi
nent Salem women of which Mrs. W.
Carlton Smith is chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Catlin, their
house guests, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cof
fin of Los Angeles, an.' Miss Maud
Mcpherson of the state library re
turned to Salem. Wednesday evening
from Crater Lake where they sp-?nt
a delightful two weeks. The party mo
tored from Portland - over the Colum
bia High way .through eastern Qregor.
and returned by ways of the McKenzie
Pass, The roads along those highways
are splendid the ., party say which
Matthews have, snent th mm-' maKes lne nP very Plasms.
nmh ralollimD onA havd
Mr. ana Mrs. faui Mauser ana ennn
,ren, Paul Jr., and Margaret were in
Eugene the first oft he week visiting
at the Lloyd Hauser home. They mo
tored back to Salem Wednesday
host of admiring friends who
ra their absence,
P the departure of Miss Lillian
FJ. who has for the last 20
wen superintendent of the Sa-
Nital, the city loses one of its
WMbie and faithful In the mei-
Mt of the city. Miss McNary
In hA 1. ... .
liCL oaugnter. Miss Eliz
Dyer, leave Portland tonight
Jm, Haas., where Miss Dwyer
ma Welleaey college,
p HcNary has been head of the
p. more than twenty years tak
Miss Katherine Orr of Pittsburg was
a lovely honor guest for one of the
social events that -marked the end of
last week, when Mrs. O. E. Terwilllgcr
and her son, Orley Leffingwell, were
hosts for a reception so that the men
from Salem who were stationed at Ne-
vers, France, .when Miss Orr was sta
tioned there In the T. M. C. A. work
would meet Miss Orr again. The rooms
also for several weeks are expected to table which was centered with a bowl
return Monday. - I of pink , roses. A large " pink and
. '!. Iwhite birthday cake added to the ta-
Miss Margaret Stoltz entertained Me .odnrnmeiits. The afternoon was
1 Mrs. C. D. Selling and daughter,
Eioise, of Berkeley, Cal., and Mrs. W.
D. Luper of Honolulu, who havo been
the house guests of Mr. and "Mrs. C.J
P. Bishop left Wednesday night for: IS
their homes. Miss Selling will lie a
August 25th
"THE JACOBIAN"
Designing and Dressmaking Parlors
Will be opeii for your inspection and consultation with one
of the foremost designers of the east.
Suite 7 McComack Building
Phone 104
- 981-J
MRS. VARTY,
L 11 "as a small going con-jweer particularly adorned with a pro
I Mer ner management the noa-, fusion of American flags and bouquets
p we run Judicially and In a! of Oregon grape placed about. The
trw"1"' makinS I- self sup- guests included these men and their
During the entire time of h3r i mothers and sisters were loath to
rnit, there has been no publ-o. leave- so happy were they to chat ovei
rjH for funds and the hos- the times in Prance together. Dnn
I lway had funds enottg.i1clnsr lBO did ,ts share to make up the
J-obligations. ' 1 diversions of the evening! Mrs, Jennie
"Jr had not interfered the er and Mrs- Rachel Reeder presid-
7, "ospttal would have heen "ver lne PU"cn iioie oarniij mc
? Miss McNary retireS hourS'
f ctlv . Miss Orr accompanied as far as
ix-uriutna Dy jwre. lerwniiger leu ..ion-
with a delightful affair for the young
er set this week when shp compli
mented Miss Mario Schuldermnn. who
leaves next week to make her home in
Portland, and for Miss Frances Dick
of Pbrtland who has been visiting
here. Miss Stoltz entertained with-u
line party Thursday. After, the mati
nee the party adjourned to the Stolts
home where a daintily-anoointed lun
cheon was served. The color scheme
was carried out In pink in .-the din
ing room and in the luncheon. Miss
Stoltz asked a large number of (he
vounger girls to Share her hospitality
Miss Margaret Cdsper la spendfnfe
the weekend as the guest of the R.
P. Boise's at their farm, "Ellendn.le,"
in Polk county.
-" .-...-':" " - ;'-..
V- Mr. and Mrs. W. T. StoHii and
daughters are planning t.j loave Tues
day for their 3ottage at Seal Rocks to
pass several weeks. ., 1
. The members of "the Christian En
deavor of Marlon county aro planning
a picnic luncheon to be given Sunday
on the Willamette University camp
us in honor of Lloyd Carrick. jit.-ite en
deavor field secretary. The luncheon
will follow a ir.eetlng: fit the First
Christian church at 2:30 o'clock when
Mr. Carrick will speak. Hi will alo
address a Marlon county union meet
ing at 6:30 o'clock on the Wi'lamette
university campus.
Mrs. James Godfrey and Miss Em
ma Godfrey have returned from Bar
view where they went with Mrs. God
frey's brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Leo De Mares of St. Marys,
Ida. who have also returned to inert-
home after a short visit here. -
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dancy returned
home this week from Neskowin where
they have been passing several weeks
enjoying an outing.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Vlbbert motored
to Cascadia Friday and are spending
the weekend. .
James Young ad his uncle, Dr. J.
1 P. Hall, or Danville, va, wno 11
(been his gues here for a week left;
this week for a two-woexs trip 10
Alaska.
board and
51 PPreciat tho
inrti.r.. ,n Du"n3 on her- way home from Seattle where
t .ppredj: , p"mlciday for her home in Pittsburg .-.fter
of Vi vmuiKiiis passing a short time in Salem, whnn
"ution in our midst. sh m ih meat rnrniu TittiKi,v
""Mction u . ur m,ast- he was
ttrr: "'Ut the hospital she friends.
, ""icted t tralninir v,.
! and Jr. nmg school fori
m.nt n! 1 . . . ..
Kg jUt ' B"'s 01 sterling j Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hlbler are lanvm
etii? Sn out lnt0 thisSunday morning to Newport to be
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Thielsen
ary tin. ...
tB rii . inat he
K f,v ; uPtea daughter to
Kh Where the daughter' Mr- and Mrs. W. Melvln Plimpton and
Her
especially pleasant for the little host
ess had just returned from the coast
1 t.,,.. f.lnnrl. n-lnH tv. Vinve her
UIIU lllJl .1 V llUd , V 1 J W..... vw ...... .
with them again. ' !
Those present were the little Misses';
Irene iiafien, Elsie Raymond, Gladys
Barker, Barbara Shrotr, Marie Hagen,
Marie Waldorf, Edna Raymond, Hon
or ZeU,"1 Catharine , Baker, Lorraine
Johnson, and the hostess, i ...
Mrs. P. E, Fullerton and her mother,
Mrs. Charles Burdnett, returned to Sa
lem this week from Newport where
they passed a week, having motored
over with Mr. Fullerton who went to
that city on business about their ail
plane the "Webfoot." Mr.- Fullerton
remained over in Newport and will fly
to the Tillamook beaches.
Mrs. Dora Kerr of Cedarville, Ohio,
and the Misses Patty Kerr ano Isa
belle Kerr-of Knoxville, Tenn., feft
Saturday morning for their home 'n
'the east after a short visit at the
JOhn-W. Carson home near Salem. Tho
party were on thelrj way home from
spending the Summer In Hawaii.
"' The absence of Miss Margaret
Wlshhart, one of the most capable
nurses In the city for the last- ten
years IS causing much regret among
her many friends both socially - and
those most Interested with her in her
work. Miss Wishhart has left for the
east to enter Columbia university
where she will take a two year course
In social service work. Her frlen.ls
are happy that she plans to return
to Oregon upon the completion or hai
course.
Miss Wishhart has devoted her time
and Interest to her work in a way
which has won her much admiration.
For a number of years she has been
assistant to Miss Lillian Mcwary n
the Salem hospital and during the
small pox epidemic last winter she
was in charge of the hospital for those
patients and worked nobly to conquer
the disease:
Mrs. Ella Schultx Wilson left Fri
day night for Portland to spend th
week end visiting friends.
' "Mrs. Ralph I Cochrun of Salem
hospital work
ftW.""1 interested i
. and has wrVH f
. rood . .v
; Mrs. Amos Strong left this morning
jjjsg for Agate Beach to spend several
wnRB ai me l nieisen collage ineitr.
The J. L. VanDorens have as their
7 hich h. b! ? ' - f Seattle who sr. spending the- week
d the dne toT "ere. - .
Jan."."" community will - -
. uiuered bv ,t-
vefmu ....
C!, " tn city.
boardi To spend the week end and attend
the formal dance jriven by the W
""My. a.-.,. 'tne'fonrtsj dance given by the im-
. Je has nmnih'unii. t .u. n x c
cKurr " the place of chapters ot Delta Delta Delta sorority.
avin . e" known in Miss Tora Anne Mortenson of Portland
in; Miss Irene Barrett of Altany, and Mrs.
Jonn w. Crews of Columrna, h. j. art
1uS isi ivni 1 int jnwit.c9vH
'"U;,." n
tu -'uene sanitarium
! 1 War sfin'toa. eilnKt. a lha I A rl.im.hill hntna
3 rtotN.. "d " vry efficient. ' - .
tlsp. 1. hospital v,iavl In honor of her sister. Mrs. James
1 aar I" a entirely p- Elton who, with her small daughter;
-er e Will st th Jane Florence, returned to Peruana
"mm n .. -
ml
M
her
nnrs
- 1 a new
"5rnt'rtt0 ber "cw field
CSty a"d the mem-
Friday. Miss Marie Churchill invited a
small group of friends at a Kensing
ton Wednesday afternoon.
To spend the -wekend and to attead
the Delta Delta Delta sorority dance,
Would. You Let a Cobbler Mend.
Your Clothes?
Certainly not. Don't permit anyone other than
an Optometrist to examine and prescribe glasses
for your eyes. He only is competent to perform
such an important mission.
We place at your service an experienced
Optometrist for examinataion, a skilled mechanic
for the grinding of the lenses and ap expert
Optician for adjusting and fitting of the frames
or mounting. , ,
APPEAL TO O'NEILL
Our Work Guaranteed Satisfactory,
til Dr. C. K. CJ JNeill
Optometrist-Optician
Ladd & Bush Bank Bldg., State and Commercial Sts.
Salera. Ore. Phone 625
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Never have the Fall styles in feminine apparel
been as charming and universally becoming as
they are this season. Dresses are youthfully
short and full; coats are stunning in line and
shade; blouses, are new in line and finishing; un
derlings are daintily sheer and lacy. In fact
the full styles were created to add to feminine
beauty and attractiveness and you will find the
most advanced models at this store. And just a
word about the prices: In spite of summer and
spring predictions, we have been most fortunate
in buying our fall stocks. 'A ided by out new plan
of "Pay As You Go" we have been able to hold
down our prices and we invite you to an inspec
tion of our fall fasihons assuring you that you
will find the prices we ask to be most reasonable.
Outfit your self for fall by our Pay As You Go Plan