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Ike Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
Pace Threa
Society and Clu bNews
OfJnteresfTo Women
Edited by,
rAdelaide VLako
Telephone 82
Theo Karle
To Appear
In Concert
Theo Karle, tenor, formerly
announced to appear in Salem on
the evening of Wednesday, Sep
tember 21, will sing in concert to
night at the Grand theatre. He
be accompanied by Harold
Hicks and Enrique Ros will be at
the piano. Mr. Karle will give in
Salem the same program he sang
in Portland on Saturday eve
ning. There he was given an en
thusiastic reception and both his
audience and the papers were ap
preciative of his work.
The ticket sale indicates that
Hr Karle will be received tonight
by a crowded house. His program
will be the following:
1. Aria di Pollisena, opera of
Badimisto (1725), Handel-Bibb.
To Zelinda, (1737) Putti. Over
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ine Disypt, -
of My Delight, Persian garden,
Lehmann.
2. Ballade, Chopin. Butterfly
Etude, Chopin. Black Keys Etude,
Chopin. Waltz, C minor, Chopin.
3. Samoan Love Songs, Stiekles.
Text by Gordon Johnstone. 1, The
road of the loving heart; 2, You
will forget; 3, Under her heart
she carried you; 4, Take all of me.
4. Aria, Celo e mar, opera of
Cioconda, Ponchielli.
5. Three Cuban Dances (in
Manuscript) Fuentes. Etude, D
sharp minor, Scriabine. The Jug
gler, Moskowski. Polonaise, Cho
pin.
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doesttftarnisk
o te siltier -v.
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Citrui
6. Au pays, Holmes. I'll follow
you, Maley. Life, Curran. Boats
of mine, Miller. The Living God,
O'Hara.
Business Girls
Have Taffy Pull
Members of Tri L, organization
of young business girls, met last
night at the Y. W. C. A. tor an
evening of fun. Games passed the
time and for these the young wo
men were divided into two groups,
the one winning in the most games
receiving the grand prize. Further
diversion was a taffy full in the
association kitchen. The commit
tee in charge were Miss Marjorie
I Blake, Miss Edna Newberry, Miss
I Gertrude Tucker and Miss Thel
!ma Robinson. The next meeting
of the club will, be held in two
weeks.
Those present were Miss Helen
iBerg, Miss Marian Zinser, Miss
Ethel Battles, Miss Amy Feidlcr.
Miss Thelma Robinson, Miss Edna
I Newberry, Miss Lenore Koon, Miss
I Marjorie Blake, Miss Ajnace Sea
man, Miss Gladys Sargeant, Miss
Edna Beauchamp, Miss Dollie
Burk, Miss Doris Welch, Miss El
sie Beckner, Miss Doris Loveland,
Miss TriBta Wenger, Miss Lola
Millard, Miss Vera Wright, Miss
Gertrude Tucker, Miss Edna Vogt,
Miss Minnie Miller, Miss Annie
I Ward, Miss Eva Larson, Miss Myr
jtle Beecroft, Miss Ruth Liening,
Miss Eva L. Scott, Miss Grace
Bruce, M13S Alma Englebart, Mrs.
(Ruby Purdy, Miss Marjorie Har
jbert, Miss Mamie Flynn, Miss Ha
:Zel Williams and Mrs. Sadie Keyt.
!Will Visit
;In Portland
Mrs. E. T. Busselle will leave
I today for Portland, where she will
spend two days.
JSPl lit-,
den efrX
.DLISHJNG SILVER is a rare event in homes where
California Citrui Washing Powder is used in the dish
water. Even egg spoons maintain a cheerful appearance for month
at timt without having to be treated to a rubbing with
silver polish.
And when yo bring out into the light -ldom used silver
ware that fails to give forth the lovely soft gleam which
it its heritage, simply put it into an aluminum pan with,
a pinch of Citrus in the water and set over a slow fire. IF itcb
it! Like magic all dullness and tarnish will disappear!
Rinse in fresh warm water and dry. It will be beautifully
white and bright.
Wherever there's a dishpan there should be a package of
efficient, fragrant Citrus.
Citrut Contains Predicts of the
Use it for Every Soap Need
CITRUS SOAP COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
SAN DIEGO
Citrus,
Dallas Club
Plans Work
For Season
Dallas, Oct. 4. The opening
session of the season for the Dal
las Woman's club will be held
today in the Dallas public libra
ry. This organization, which has
always taken a leading part in
local affairs, promises to be even
more active in the future.
A tentative program has been
arranged, subject to change thru
necessity. It is planned to have as
the speaker Miss Todd, from the
normal school at Monmouth.
There will be music by a pupil or
pupils of Mrs. McGregor, and
plans will be made for the season
of activity. As no Suggestions for
9uch activities have come from
the headquarters of the Women's
clubs, It Is thought that it will
be necessary for the local ladies
to formulate their own work.
Besides the main body of the
cluo there are two sections the
civic and literary and the latter
has already announced its inten
tion of giving several free lec
tures during the winter, bringing
here well known authors and
speakers. The civic section iB
known to, have plans for a move
ment looking to the beautifying
of all public grounds in Dallas.
If this work is rl-ne it is believed
that private parties will 1"
couraed to keep their places in
better condition.
Capital Journal Bargin Day
Price $3.00 per year by mail.
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'For inwyLintm ancf
Remember the LEMON
W. C. T. IT.
Meets Today
Members of the local chapter
of W. C. T. U. are meeting this
afternoon at 2:30 in the chapter
room. The session will be spent in
business.
W. E. C. Aid Society
Resumes Quilting Parti '3
The W. R. C. aid society will
meet on Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Henry Ratcliff, 788 North
Church, for an all day quilting
party. Members are supposed to
bring their lunch. This is the first
of these parties for the season.
Will Spend
Week in Portland
Mrs. H. E. Bolinger and daugh
ter, Mrs. Gordon McGilchrist, and
children, will leave today for
Portland where they will visit for
a week as the guests of Dr. and
Mrs. E. M. Johnson.
Will Make
Visit to Roseburg
Mrs. H. r . Bolinger and son,
Henry, Jr., left yesterday for
Roseburg, to be away about ten
days.
Mrs. Harris
Has House Guests
House guests at the home of
Judge and Mrs. Lawrence T. Har
ris on Saturday were Mrs. Bruce
L. Bogart, of Eugene, Mrs. Creed
C. Hammond and son, Bruce Vitus,
of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde R. Seltz, of The Dalles.
Hoquiam Folk
Visit Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Peters and
two sons, Maynell and Marshall,
of Hoquiam, Washington, are vis
iting at the Owen Cotterman res
idence. Mrs. Peters, who is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cotter
man, is also visiting with her sis
ter, Mrs. Clarence Townsend. They
arrived in Salem on Friday and
will spend this week in the city.
Mrs- Hawkin3
Entertains Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Moores,
of Portland, spent last week end
in Salem, the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Hawkins.
nd
Hiss Burns
Visits Salem Friends
Miss Katherine Burns, of Port
land, was a visitor in Salem dur
ing fair week. While here she has
been a guejt at the William Mc
Gilchrist, Sr., residence. She also
visited with Mrs. E. T. Busselle.
She will return to Portland today.
Miss Gilbert
Returns to Portland
MIbs Genevieve Gilbert, of Port
land, who has been In Salem for
the past two weeks managing ad
vance work for the Whitney Boys'
chorus, which appeared here Sun
day, returned yesterday to her
home.
Miss McCleave
To Ride in lAbany
Miss Doris Oxley McCleave, who
rode her father's string of horses
at the state fair with great suc
cess, will also ride at the Linn
county fair in Albany this week.
Miss McCleave became a great
favorite with horse show audiences
through her appearance during
the fair.
Here to Attend
Whitney Boys' Chorus
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Capper, of
Portland, and Mrs. Pearl Ling, of
Portland, spent Sunday in Salem
with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M.
Shelley. They came to attend the
Whitney Boys' chorus at the fair
grounds. The visitors are former
residents of this city.
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Mrs. Durber
Visits Mother
Mrs. Fred A. Durber, of Port
land, formerly Miss Vern DeWltte
spent last week In Salem, the
guest of her mother, Mrs. A. K.
DeWltte. Her husband joined her
here for the week end.
Aid Society
Meets Tomorrow
The West Salem Ladles' aid
society of the Methodist church
(Win meet tomorrow alter noon ai
2 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
John Oiler, in West Salem.
What's New
On
The Market
By Rex Stewart
Whether the recent arrival of
foreign butter in Pacific coast
centers will affect the price of
the local product Is uncertain, but
market men affirm that butter
will do well to hold its own tn the
next few days until the shipment
from Hanada. New Zealand and
Australia are disposed of. The
consumer could stand a decrease
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from the present price of 53 cents
a pound.
Within the last few days fresh
halibut has experienced a decided.
increase raising from 17 V& cents
to 25 cents a pound. Small catches
of good quality are reported from
the Newport fisheries, up and
down the coast, and is the reason
for the increase.
The crab scarcity still contin
ues, due to the fight between
dealers and fishermen. There was
a small supply on the market to
day, but not enough to meet the
demand.
Oregon Tokay grapes, of excel
lent quality, have replaced those
from California, the season down
there just closing and the grapes
that are left being too ripe for
shipment. The price is 15 cents up
to two pounds for 35.
Peaches are few on the market
and their concitlon is poor. They
are bringing 1.75 a crate.
St. Paul's Guild
Announces Meeting
Mrs. W. C. Tillson will enter
tain the St. Paul's guild tomor-
(Contlnued on Page Four.)
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