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Newspaper Page TextJANUARY 21, 1922 1 loeiety and Club News THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE THREE Edited by ADELAIDE V. ?AKB Telephone 82 Irs. Bynon (Hostess At Afternoon S: as ' man Bynon Is hostess this ZZ .uncneonand tea ' M Mis' Helen ueMu. ; married on Wednes- i' i the home of her :s"' i Hnfer. This is one W-"- 1, .harming affairs lor iuo well known ity. - ' . fnr luncheon t,ble aecorui--"- - - mm uc : ' . i,n Eiven UJ8VB -- "f .lect who is well rin the city. ypopulal 1,-ti.llW ana o'"- ., f . raring. Covers were piaceu fC Helen Deckebach, Mrs pricks, Mrs. Clifford i .... xt, flarflnn. Mrs. Juraier, Mrs. John Carson C. Flegel, ' Mrs. Earl Cftritm Smith, Mrs. Dan f ,t Mrs. Robert McKlnney and Mies Grace Bean. ( nation passed the after 1 For four o'clock tea Mrs. i . . lWrn. Fred S. (MM jw "-" ;:. it, Mrs. David Eyre, Mrs. ji, Mevers, Mrs. Homer Gou ' Mrs R- B. Lee Steiner, Mrs. 'Lt 0 Deckebach, Mrs. Armoh Lr, Mrs. R. J- Hendricks, t Homer Smith. Mrs. Margaret Ll.ee. Mrs. Eugenia- Gilllng L Mrs. John Carson, Sr., Mrs. ifflitn Lytle, Mrs. Louis Lach Lj, Mrs. Charles Gabr'elson, IS Henry Meyeio, . 0, Wednesday Mrs. k. ljbb Oilier Douureu - iuncheon and on Thursday Mrs. Ctrlton Smitn was nosiess ior Si hide elect at luncheon and j'rljfi. Definite announcement of iS(ertdIng date was made at the fill affair of the series. Miss itebach will become the bride 'Homer Bgan. fa. Kurnihshn " H Hostess Mrs. E. L. Kapphahn was host- is on Thursday for the Thursday club. Cards were the af ter- mii diversion and guest prize jlill to Mrs. L. W. Gleason. Mrs. jlii Aldrich won the club prize. t addition to club members, f !iti were Mrs. P. E. Fullerton, in. I. W. Gleason, Mrs. Lee Can lifld. Mrs. William Cravatt. S Refreshments were served by ; Si amtess assisted by Mrs. C. M. : Ism and Mrs. Roma Hunter. ; ilib members are Mrs. Lou Ald !iich,Mrs. E. C. Qu:nn, Mrs. W. I. total, Mrs. U. S. Page, Mrs. J tales Knowland, Mrs. 0. L. Mir, Mrs. Clyde Johnson, Mrs. frail Ward, Mrs. C. M. Inman, In. Roma Hunter, Mrs.' Cal Pat In, Mrs. E. L. Kapphahn. The so tywlll meet again in two weeks Mrs. C. E. Knowland. Announces Wedding Date Of Interest To Women llllMillllllllTTll I .of:'''.'. .iff fiw.' ' ;'".'- 1 sV ' - : . - AJF ' i V l" : 1 ' J ten , ; ' v i , pi . , I ill KV-a; ; km national Guard , It Have Reception and Ball A formal reception and military M will be held on Thursday Wt of next week by officers of 4' Oregon national guard to hon- KUlonel Creed C." Hammond, aer commander of 162nd ln WiT, who has just returned ma year's detail on the gen 1 staff at Washington, D. C. e going from Salem are Col- nd Mrs. George A. White, W and Mrs. James S. Dusen 'T, Captain and Mrs. B. F. Catain and Mrs. Harry Wrabaugh. Mainr d ivr tto ',L' MlIr. Miss Mary Healey, If,', arlea Giedstedt, Captain W Mrs. Tom Rilea. Attiliary Chooses ration Delegates. , legates to the annual pnnvon. the Woman's Auxiliary of Ptapalchurehes of Oregon were yesterday at a meeting of "Paul's Auvin,, ,v. j uciu at me 01 Mrs. Josenh tunnrt. Miss Helen Deckebach, who will become the bride of Homer Egan on Wednesday evening, January 25, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Dckebach. Mothers Club Will Meet Monday The Nancy Hanks Lincoln Mothers club will meet on Mon day afternoon at 3:15 at Lincoln school house. Dr. J. H. Garnjobst will address the club on radium. Music will be supplied by McKln ley junior high school pupils. Will Motor to v 4 Portland Sunday Dinner Is Good-Bye For Scout A farewell dinner party for Jimmy Robinson, the youngest Mr. and Mrs. Lee Canfield and and smallest boy scout patrol lead- Mr. and Mrs. William Cravatt will ' of Qreeon. was Eiven last night motor to .portiana tomorrow, rars. Canfield "will remain with friends for about two weeks, but the re mainder of the party will return to Salem the same evening. . Mrs. George Rodgers Entertains House Guests House guests at the home ' of Mrs. George F. Rodgers on Sun day and for a few days following will be Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tyler, of Astoria. They will make the trip by automobile. Mr. and Mrs. McElnea Entertain House Guest S. W. Tracey, of San Francisco, arrived In Salem last night and will be a house guest for an ex tended period at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. McElnea. r. The convention will be held . win uv iimu ' morning and afternoon of anuary 2i- at st. w,?hurch in Portland. Those tr cm 0 frum SaIem a Mrs. tartner vV' Mr8' Jo8eph Baura S!"' Ge-se Bingham Jf. Amos Strong. , nfth.Wmg the business session W rgani2a,-in, a social time T I Mrs' Baumsartner refreshments. J John McNarT Her Chb I i Thn i"1 McNary was hostess 1 kto?'t0T luncheon 1 him, occasion was also I tg anniversary of Mrs. W M W3S fiUing,y Cm! 4 by the hostess. Table "Ma 3 Were dne 1" Pink tm and smilax Tn .. toCiT 0t tne club- the Isabel R .Were Present: Mrs. tj'8?; Mrs. Louis Lach- and Mrs. Frit, stH ' wi.i ,76et again Jn two f ltn Mrs. Henry Meyers. coii5T ? 31 . af itaI Business college ' "HioJ , ance oti Thursday ' "nici ,nnUary 26 at Ete hall i Umnl 01 the college ' Tne atfair i Eiven ; 's.w' ua'iy at the holiday k hti L ?S t0 the fa;t that V tJ,J,btainable. had to 5 si,.; lnl year. The nartv Salem Women Visit in Silverton Mrs. Harry Hawkins and Mrs. Clifford Minto Irwin motored to Silverton on Thursday to spend the day with Miss Seilda MeClaine and Miss Eleanor MeClaine. Hifi-h School Teacher Is Reported to Be 111 Miss Louise Corb'n, an instruc tor in Salem high school, is re ported ill. Mrs. E. T. Busselle Win Go to Portland Mrs. E. T. Busselle will leave early next week for. Portland where she will visit for a time. Will Attend Dance in Portland Carl Gabrielson went to Port. land today and will attend a dance assjsted the hostess in serving re by Mr. and Mrs.' S. McElnea at their residence In Court apart ments. Boys of Chemeketa troop number three of (Bungalow Chris tian church were the guests. The honored guest with his mother are leaving today for Tacoma to make their home in the future. Jimmy Robinson has been a scout for about a year and a patrol leader for three months. He is about thirteen years old and par ticularly likeable. His companions regret to lose him. Following dinner the time was spent with singing and telling stories. Scout Executive Howard related interesting tales of scout work and boy life. Several of the boys sang. Those included for the dinner and evening were Howard Zinser, scout executive; Wendell Helm, Jimmy Robinson, patrol leader; Homer Richards, patrol leader; Donald Fleming, patrol leader; Harold Bell, scribe, and scouts Kenneth Graber and Rollin Gra ber. Mrs. E. B. Robinson and Kenneth Robinson were also pres ent. The table and rooms were ap propriately decorated with ferns and flags. Mrs. Graham Circle Hostess Mrs. J. F. Graham entertained the South Central Circle of the First Methodist church on Wed nesday afternoon at her residence on South High street. Following the business session a social time was enjoyed. Mrs. Paul Johnson which is being given tonight by Parrish "Williams at his home on JVestover Terrace. Mrs. Benson Guest of Mrs. Clifford Parmer Mrs. Andrew Benson, of Port land, spent several days thi week In Salem as the guest of Mrs. Clif ford E. Farmer. . Mrs. Harry Hawkins Visits in Portland Mrs. Harry Jiawkins returned this week from Portland, where she visited with her sister, Mrs. Robert" McMurray. frehments. leisure Hour Club Has Monthly Meeting The Leisure Hour club met on Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. C A. Park. The time was spent so'ciaily with games, conversation and needlework. In addition to mhpm of the club, four guests lr uresent. They were Mrs. J. H. Albert, Mrs. wara yvhuh ""6,i Mrs. Moore and mts. ivui Eakln. Mrs. Long sang. The next hostess will entertain the society the third Wednesday of February. Mrs. Bolinger Visits in Saleto v - m h s Rnlineer has been a i ' " Under th. . . A' . '. llii Tiant "' social uierrision or guest m aaieui uu"-e ' i . jht at ktV comin:ttee 0 ; h home of her rather, onday nig ht at Photo Section Will Meet Monday The Photographic section of the c,im Arts league will meet on ' r ..11 IDS uuuucu Committee Named At Woman's Alliance The Woman's Alliance of the Unity church met yesterday af ternoon at the home of Mrs. Mil ton L. Meyers. In addition to business session, a social time was enjoyed. Plans were made for a church dinner on Friday night of next week. This Is an annual affair. Mrs. Meyers was assisted in serving by Mrs. Edwin L. Baker and Miss Ailine Breck enridge. The Alliance will meet again in two weeks with Mrs. G. Steiner at the residence of Mrs. Milton L. Meyers. Committees appointed are the following: Decorating committee, Mrs. F. Breckenridge, Mrs. C. 0"France, Mrs. T. B. Robinson. Dinner committee, Mrs. J. R. Pollock, Mrs. O'France, Mrs. Breckenridge and Mrs. Robinson. Music committee, Mrs. Milton L. Meyers, Mrs. R. E. Lee Steiner, Mrs. Nora Anderson and Miss Cornelia Marvin. Many Give Affairs As Farewell " Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jacobs, who will leave on Monday for Stock ton, California, to make their fu ture home, have been considerably entertained In a delightful way just before their departure. The announcement of their change of residence came so suddenly to Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs and their friends that no opportunity was given to plan anything elaborate, but they have been the inspiration of a number of informal affairs. Mr. and Mrs. George Riches were hosts for Mr. and Mrs. Ja cobs on Thursday evening at a dinner party. Mr. and Mrs. Ja cobs have been their house guests Binco shipping their furniture south. Mrs. E. T. Busselle was hostess yesterday afternoon for two tables of ' bridge. Mrs. Jacobs was one of the guests. Others present were Mrs. Bliss Darby, Miss Florence McGregor, Mrs. William McGil christ, Mrs.1 Guy Harris, Mrs. Frank Bowersox, Mrs. Wilson Darby and Mrs. Busselle, Follow ing ' cards, refrcBhnents were served. Mrs. C. F. Bates, Mrs. Frank Bowersox and Mrs. Bliss Darby were Joint hostesses last night at bridge complimenting Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs. This was one of a series of affairs which have been hastily planned for them follow ing the knowledge that they will leave on Monday for Stockton, California, tq make their home. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Mer lin Harding, Dr. and Mrs. George Knotts, of Indeptndence, Dr. and Mrs, C. E. Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowersox and Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Darby. Mrs. William McGilchrist was hostess this afternoon for women of a small evening bridge club, which has been meeting this win ter, and a few additional guests, who will come to her home for an informal afternoon of cards. Mrs. Jacobs is the honored guest. Mrs. P. E. Fullerton, Mrs. Wil liam Cravatt, Mrs. Lester Davis and Mrs. Elmer Daue will be host esjse tonight for a bridge party at whih Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs will be complimented. , Other guests wiiljjbe, members of a bridge club of wjiich the honored guests, were members. . Dn Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Will lam McGilchrist will be hosts for Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs and on Sun day evening they will go to the hame of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L, Stiff. A few of their intimate friends have been bidden in for the evening to chat with them before their departure the follow ing day. Mr. Jacobs, who has been man ager of the local Woolworth store, has been transferred to Stockton, California. The transfer Is In the nature of a promotion, as the store to which he is going Is larg er than the Salem store. Gay McLaren , Actress, To Give "Enter Madame Mrs. Williamson Hi Club Hostess MrB. L. A. Williamson was host ess for the Hi club on Wednesday afternoon at her home, 1120 South Liberty street. The afternoon's di version was five hundred. Mrs. Fred Bernard! won high score, Mrs. Frank Tyler, consolation. Mrs. R. C. Kriesel assisted the hostess with serving. On Saturday evening Mrs. H. A. Tucker will entertain at the home of Mrs. Fred Bernardl for members of the club and their husbands. Ladies Aid Is Entertained Friday Mrs. J. T. Collins was hostess for the Ladies Aid society of the Jason Lee Methodist church on Friday afternoon. Her table was decorated with yellow tulips. Sev eral musical numbers were given, including the song "Absent,"' beautifully given by Mrs. Fargo. Luncheon was served. Those assist ing the hostess in serving the forty three guests were Miss Mar garet Collins, M:ss Geraldine Col lins, Mrs. Irvine Cleave, Mrs. Bert Waller and Mrs. Bell Roberts. Jefferson Teonle Are Visitors Here Mr. and Mrs. Victor Looney, of Jefferson have been guests for several days of Dr. and Mrs. Wal ter Looney, of Salem. A brief shower of rain which fell early this morning soon froze on the pavements and made the streets, early thie today, very slip pery. Later In the morning, how ever, the Ice melted and horses found it less difficult to keep their footing. The maximum tem perature here last night was 39 and the minimum was 31. The wil Iamette river was reported, to be at three feet at 7 o'clock morning. Mrs. Evans Hostess Jot P. E. 0. Sisterhood Mrs. John J. Evans was hostess Thursday afternoon for P. E. O. sisterhood which met at her home. Mrs. A. L. Godfrey read an inter, esting paper on "Greek and Ro. man Pottery." Visiting members of the fraternliy were Mrs. W. H, Davis, of Albany, Miss Ella Welch, one of the first charter members of the local chapter, and Mrs. Virgie Ridenous, of McCook, Ne braska. , . Following the meeting, refresh ments were served by Mrs. EvanB assisted by Mrs. Davis, who "was her guest for the day. At the next meeting to be held February 2 Mrs. Mary K. Logan, state or ganizer and former state presi dent, will be present to inspect chapter G. , x,-' J I $ - "5 ' s F t ? .!: GAY MACLAEEN Miss Renska Swart, treasurer of the Salem Arts League, Is enthus iastic over reports of the ticket committee for the Gay McLaren performance, scheduled for the Grand theatre, January 31. From the heads of varioug sections come similar statements, all prov ing beyond doubt that the Salem pubic, always on the lookout for something v new and interesting, is backing the league in its effort to bring to the city some thing combining these character istics with real art and extraord inary talent. Extraordinary Miss McLaren certainly is. Her brilliant ver satility and heretofore unheard of genius has won for her some remarkable press notices and fea ture articles in eastern newspap ers and magazines. A syndicate article appearing several months ago in the magazine supplement of the Oregonian, featured her along with some of the most noted act resses of the day. She is the only dramatic artist in America who can impersonate every known character. She im personates the facial characteris tics, voice and mannerisms of ev ery actor and actress in this country, and aB a repertoire of over thirty plays. In her appear ance here, Miss McLaren will pro sent, "Enter Madame," one of the latest Broadway successes. General McArthur to Wed, Is Report What's New On irThe Market , By lie Stewart i Eggs went up In buying price yesterday to 30 and 32 cents. Tftiere is a little uncertainty con nected with the rise and the price may drop next week. Portland biiyers are afraid farmers have been holding large quantities of eggs and have sent no specific quotation to Salem shippers. The highest retail price today was 35 cfnts. Sugar took another rise today and is now selling for $6.20 a sack or -more. An increase was announced yesterday la the price of refineries. Halibut has increased to 35 cents a pound, because of scarci ty and because there is no compe tition in the salmon market. : By shopping about a bit the housewife can obtain real eastern hard wheat flour for $2.10 a sack. This is a price equal to that of valley flour. Some California herring was on this the market for 15 eenU pound this morning. gmMammmsmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammi - 0 til:: iiini mmtm sis; O - 11 I1II1I3IB:''2 '. :':;!A;?' jsEli If' '' ' v . pill ; 'f ' MSI ll b i mm if I , 5 H "' ' "; f:: li. .lSSll'K;;':fl::i ' i f Pk ; , ! Im ,sJ lit: "v Mrs. Knott Is Honored At Affair Three tables of bridge were ar ranged on Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Bliss L. Darby compliment ing Mrs. George Knott, of Inde pendence, who is visiting in Sa lem. Dr. and Mrs. Knott former ly lived In Glendale and it was there that Mrs. Darby and Mrs. Knott became friends. House dec orations were done in pink car nations and Oregon grape. High score for the afternoon went to Mrs. Frank Bowersox. Guests were Mrs. Knott, Mrs. Elliott Colony, Mrs. Roy Mills, Mrs. Ralph Glover, Mrs. Walter L. Spauld'.ng, Mrs. Grover Bel linger, Mrs. W. H. Darby, Mrs. Henry Cornoyer, Mrs. Paul John son, Mrs. C. E. Bates, Mrs. Frank Bowersox, Mrs. D. J. McKinnon, Mrs. Rpbert Craig, MIbs Florence McGregor and Mrs. Darby. DAUGHTER HAD TO HELP MOTHER Now Can Do All Her Housework AloneBecauseLydiaE.Pinkham' Vegetable Compound Helped Her Jasper, Minn. "I saw in the paper nhnut Lvdia R Pinkham's Veireta- Die Lompouna anu took it because I . was having sucri pains in my stom ach and through my back that I could not do my work. L had tried other medicines, but none did ma the good that your Vegetable Compound did. Now I am able to do all my work alone while before I had my daughter staying at home to do it. I have told a number of friends what it has done tor me ana give you permission to use my letter as a testimonial." 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Washington The brief war department order granting permission to Brigadier-.General Douglas MacArthur, superintendent of the military academy at West Point, to go abroad for two months has set in motion the rumor of a possible honeymoon trip. Report has it that the engagement of General MacArth,ur and Mrs. Louise Cromweil Rrnnba will be announced shortly. Mrs. Brooks Is the only daughter of Mrs. E. T. Stotesbury, of Philadelphia, by her first husband, the. late Oliver Cromwell, of New York and Washington. She divorced! Walter Brooks, of Baltimore, in France In 1919. She is a noted ( hpautv General MacArthur had a distinguished career in France,: whre he was known as a progressive commander, both In methods and achievments. it- tA . Women Will Visit Club at Oregon City Mrs. Lawrence T. Harris and Mrs. William Burgbardt, Jr., are in Oregon City today where they are attending a meeting of the Shakespeare club of which they formerly were members. The oc casion will be a reunion of a large number of old friends. Diner. Di colored Com. Dlasiont B- coma Clear and Whit titer a thorough deansinir. an aDDlication of Whitenins Cream each nif tt and the penetrating MARINELLO BLEACH MASK C . Jloyed at frequent IntetVais removes all traces of tan. Sample of Whitening Cream Free at IRENE SCOTT 'journal want ads pat, 125 N. High Street Ihone 1G90 HOSIERY PRICES Cut to last Thread $1.50 black Cassimere $1.00 $1.00 black Cassimere 65 Rib Ton ont-iizes .45 Excellent Quality cotton.... .27 A. L. LYONS, Balcony Portland Cloak & Suit Company -mr ezh "VeM, ;m 1 VVH Robb studio. . ,Mra. H. E. Bolinger. '