Capital journal., July 05, 1922, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

.nNESDAY, JULY
SOCIETY
Fiftieth
Wedding
Observed
grounded by their daughters,
and grand children, Mr.
""furs. William Crum of 469
'lh Liberty street, celebrated
fiftieth wedding annlver
t the family home Monday.
,arr the families present came
Z out of town, the total num-
S "r thlrtyi
Z celebrants have made
thelrbome in Oregon thirty one
. Part of this time being
' it" in Aumsville. They came to
E state from Texas, but were
rrled in Ohio. Ten daughters
: Tons are living seven of
him were present at the annl
:e ary gathering. Eight grand
Ihldren were also numbered
Long the participants.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Crum are
11 known in local patriotic or
Llzatlons, Mr. Crum, who on
-j. .oiohrnted his eightieth
, jthday, being a member of the
n a R, ant mi a. v "
Lnty six, being identified with
The local chapter of the Ladies of
tteO. A. R. and W. n. ine
couple were presented with a
handsome floral remembrance by
the members of the Q. A. R. and
riven a gift of fifty dollars in
!.u h, their children.
Daughters and sons and their
dveB and. husbands who, were
jresent were: Mr.. ana jars, nop
... Mm. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Crum, Klvin Crum, Burl Crum of
Salem; Mr. ana Mrs. jonn jrum
o( Aumsville; Mrs. Mauds Ship
nun of Cornelius, Ore.; Mr. and
u William Knox of Hoquiam,
Wash. Others in attendance were
Mi.. Ames and Jesse Latourelle
wh nf Salem. Children unable
to be present were: Bert Crum of
Salem; Warren crum or lacuum
and Mrs. Carrie Merriman 01 oan
Francisco.
Schunemans Return
From Eastern Trip
Mi- and Mrs. G. B. Schuneman
arrived in Salem Sunday night
from an extended eastern visit,
irkow hava hpRii awav from the
city one month, being called east
by the serious illness 01 ".
Bchuneman's mother, Mrs. Eliz
abeth McCarthy of Council Bluffs,
Iowa. The latter, who has visited
. ooiam in mnrh improved.
w. o'fl Tva Rchuneman came
Salt Lake and
Knnknnfi.
Arriving in the city also on
Sunday evening was their niece
in., rinroirc Knhuneman, of
D11O0 rii
Salt Lake city, who will spend a
fortnight In Salem,
wiiti their eneet. Mr. and Mrs
Enin-nifln soent the mid-week
holiday in Cascadia.
Harris Family Here
Pat Turner Convention
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harris and
Vn Claude of Portland are here
during the time of the Christian
rhiirfh invention in Turner.
They are stopping with Mrs. Har
ris' parents,' Mr. and Mrs. vv. a.
Llston.
Mrs. Edgerton to
Snend Summer in Salem
Mrs. Floyd Edgerton (Claudine
Rose) arrived in Salem yesterday
from Los Angeles. She will re
main throuehout the Bummer
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
George L. Rose. -
Nevada Matron
Visits Relatives Here
Mrs. W. H. Caldwell of Sallon
Nevada, is here for a several
weeks visit at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. G. De
lano, and her sister, Mrs. James
Teed.
Girls Return. Homo
From Short Portland Trip
Miss Grace Fawk and Miss
Mary Schultz have returned home
from a brief stay in Portland.
Wenderoths to Go
To MftrstiflAlrl fni tflnfiwir
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Wende-
rota will leave the last or t
week fnr Manhflolri whore th
will enjoy a two week's outing.
ney will be accompanied by Mri
Wenderoth's mother, Mrs. Joh
Keteer.
Date of State Convention
Of A. I. Auxiliary Set
Announcement Is made that
the state convention of the Am
trlcan Legion Auxiliary will be
eld In The Dalles, July 27, 28
ana 29.
The local chanter of the aux
iliary will hold a regular month
ly meeting at the residence of
-". nowara J. EDeriy wis
ll"g. when a delegate to repre
"t Salem at the state convention
m be chosen.
Karshfield Folk
Visit in Salem for Few Days
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Aldrich are
ntertaining as their guests for
ww days, Mrs. Robert Dillard
"4 Miss Lorna Harris of Marsh-
ueid.
Kftbs Family on
Ostine at Pacific Citv
and Mrs. John Krebs ana
1.11 i
lrn are enjoying a "week's
oatiag at Pacific City, leaving
for
Place Monday.
5, 1922.
Group Formed
For All Day Picnic ,
A large group of folk made up
an all day picnic party yesterday,
Spong's Landing being their ob
jective. Those participating were
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Vandevort,
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Kirk, Dr.
and Mrs. B. L. Steeves, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Morse, Mr. and Mrs. F.
A. Legge, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Legge, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Lee,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lee, Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Winslow, Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Swafford, Mr. and Mrs.
U. Q. Boyer, Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Millard, Mrs. M. J. Atwood of
Portland, Mrs. B. E. Carrier,
Miss Helen Atwood of Seattle,
Miss Ella Deo, Miss Lucille Cas
teel, Miss Margaret Legge, Mar
guerite and Evangeline Millard,
Norman and Gertrude Winslow
and Paul Lee.
Long Beach. Residents
Expected to Arrive Shortly
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Allen
of
ex-
Long Beach, California, are
pected to arrive In the city the
last of the week. They are motor
ing through. They will be enter
tained on their short stay in the
city by Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Littler.
Mrs. Oliver Elected
To Post at Encampment
Mrs. S. E. Oliver was honored
at the Grand Army of the Repub
lic encampment, held last week in
Newport, by being chosen to serve
as junior vice president of the
Ladies of the G. A. R., during the
coming year.
Party Leaves for
Northwest Medical Meeting
A motor party composed of Dr.
and Mrs. G. C. Bellinger, Dr. and
Mrs. F. H. Thompson and Dr. W.
B. Morse, left for Seattle Monday.
They went down to attend the
Northwest Medical association
convention, and will be away the
remainder of the week.
Miss Walling Spends
Week End with Parents
Miss Gertrude Walling, employ
ed by the Suddon-Chrlstenson
lumber company, spent,the week
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Walling near Salem,
returning to Portland Monday.
Mrs. Styles Soloist
HLt Turner Convention
Mrs. Harry L. Styles accom
panied Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Evans
to Turner Sunday, where, in the
aftnrnnon. she was soloist at the
annual Christian church conven
tion.
Pattons Will Enjoy
Outine at Welches' Camp
Mr. and Mrs. Hi. U. ration are
Dlanning to leave Friday for
Wplohes' camD. near Rhodendron
Inn, Mt. Hood, where they will
enjoy a week's outing. They will
be joined in Woodburn by Mrs.
Pattnn's sister and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Guiss, who will go
with them.
Mrs. Fawk is Home
From Visit in Portland
Mrs. W. W. Fawk has returned
home after a visit at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Pead, In
Portland.
Visitor from The Dalles
Returns to Her Home After Visit
MisH Odessa Mallory of 'ihe
Dalles, has returned to her home
after being entertained as the
house guest of Mrs. John H. bcott.
Miss Savage to Enjoy
California Trip as Vacation
Miss Gertrude Savage is leav
ing within a few days for Cali
fornia. She will be away about
twn weekB. and will spend most
of her time in San FranciBco.
Mr. and Mrs. Moser
Have Left for Their Home
Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Moser, ana
their children, have returned to
their home in Tacoma, after vis
iting in Salem at the residence of
Mrs. Moser's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. J. Swafford.
JnHtre and Mrs. Rand
Attend Pioneer Celebration
Judge and Mrs. John ttanu
and their son Irving Rand, left
last Friday for Baker, going over
. ttr,rT thn nioneer celebration.
They were expected home today.
Mrs. Lee Entertains
Mother and Sister for Visit
Mrs. A. A. Lee has with her as
her house guests, her mother Mrs.
M J Atwood of Portland, and
her sister, Miss Helen Atwood, of
Seattle. Mrs. Atwood arrived
some time ago, Miss Atwood com
ing to Salem Saturday. Both will
be here for the greater part of the
summer.
Lachmunds Return
From Outing at Seaside
Mr and Mrs. Louis Lachmund
returned home the first of the
week from Seaside, where they
enjoyed an outing of ten days.
Browns Rejoicing Over
Birth of Baby Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brown
are being felicitated over the
birth of baby daughter, who ar
rived July 4th. The little new
comer ha. been named Doris Jean
Salem Folk Motor
rargfhSr.n
and daughter Leondinmotored
to Portland Moday, for oriel
sojourn.
AND
Mrs. Caughell is
Hostess at Charming Luncheon
unarming in all Its appoint
ments was the luncheon given by
Mrs. John D. Caughell Monday,
for which a large number of
friends were bidden. Four tables
were arranged, each displaying a
quaint colonial piece as floral
decoration, in which blue, yellow
and lavender predominated.
Covers were placed for the fol
lowing: Mrs. H. H. Olinger, Mrs.
George G. Brown, Mrs. U. G.
Shipley, Mrs. Homer Goulet, Mrs.
W. H. Dancy, Mrs. Myrtle Law
rence, Mrs. Homer Smith, Mrs. E.
L. Baker, Mrs. .Ci B. Webb, Mrs.
Milton Meyers," Mrs. Frank G.
Myers, Mrs. Frank Durbin, Mrs.
C. Evans, Mrs. O. C. Locke,
Mrs. Joseph Baumgartner, Mrs.
W. H. Lytle, Mrs. Margaret Love
lace and Mrs. Herbert Nunn.
Remington Clan
Enjoys Family Reunion.
An all day family reunion was
enjoyed by the Remington clan
Sunday, at the home of Mrs.
Mary Remington, near Dallas.
The affair, which was featured
bya picnic dinner in an adjacent
oak grove, was planned for the
pleasure of a group of relatives
who are spending the summer in
Oregon from Oskaloosa, Iowa.
They were: Mrs. Hattie Walker,
Mrs. Hlla Warman, Mrs. Mary
Remington and Ben Remington.
Others present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Price, Hebo, Ore.;
Mrs. Lucy West, Medford; Mrs.
Macy Garbutt and daughter
May, and son Elmer, Mr. and
Mrs." Carl Fellers and children
Lois and Lyle, Mrs. Dewey Inman
and two children and Marion
Remington and Mr. Campbell,
all of Dallas; Mr.-and -Mrs. T.
Remington, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Remington, Miss Pauline Reming
ton and Frederick Remington, all
of Salem.
Church People
Picnio at Adams Place
Elders of the First Presbyter
Ian church, accompanied by their
wives, motored over to the at
tractive country 'place of Glen L.
Adams, Monday evening, where
they participated in what it is
hoped will be an annual picnic.
Those who enjoyed the delight
ful informality of the evening
were: Rev. and Mrs. Ward Willis
Long, T. G. Albert, Dr. and Mrs
L. G. Altman, Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Barrett, Dr. S. A. Bow
man, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Childs,
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Condit, Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Kells, Mr. and
Mrs. P. H. Raymond, Mr. and
Mrs. T. A. Rinehart, Mr. and
Mrs. W. G. Shand, Mr. and Mrs.
H. A. Smart, Mr. and Mrs. J. N.
Skaife, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Wy
att, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Zin-
ser and Mr. and Mrs. Adams.
(Additional Society on Page Four)
with home ana Dusiness.
It means that anxieties can
be eliminated changed plans
made known emer
gencies more quickly
relieved.
Rverv
long distance tele-
1 . .-,. '
phone station.
The
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
CLUB NE
Iowans Are
Honored
Yesterday
In honor of Mr. and MrB. W.
C. Millar and daughter and son,
Catherine and Marvin, of Glen
dora, California, an all day pic
nic was held Tuesday, , at the
Glenn L. Adams country residence
west of Salem. The event called
together a representation of out
of town folk, all the participants
being former neighbors in Iowa.
Others entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. Adams were: Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Young and daughters, Mer
lin and Dorrls, of Albany, Ore.;
Mr. and Mrs. Hubble Young,' of
Tangent, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Canning and daughter Margaret,
of Albany, Ore.; Samuel Elder
and two daughters, Mrs. Ben
Ferris and Miss Mary Elder of
Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Mercer and son Dwight of Lyons,
Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wy-
coff and daughter Ethel, Mlas
Beulah Bailey, Mr. McMillan and
Mrs. E. M. Bailey all of .Salem.)
Mrs. Jacquins is
Complimented with Affairs
Mrs. E. A. Jacquins of Los An
geles, who has been making an
extended visit in Oregon, spend
ing the time with her parents,
Superintendent and Mrs. Har
wood Hall of Chemawa, is leav
ing shortly for her home. In com
pliment to her, numerous small,
informal affairs have been given.
A dinner Friday, for which Mrs.
Louise Brlckell was hostess was
the latest attention for Mrs.
Jacquins in a social way. It was
given Friday night.
Bride Elect
Entertained in Portland
Mrs. A. M. Crawford of Port
land entertained at luncheon last
Friday, honoring Miss Helen
Wood, bride elect of Charles T.
Howe of Denver. A motif in pas
tel shades was carried out in the
table decorations and place cards
were arranged for the following
euests: Miss Helen Wood, Miss
Georgia Howe, Mrs. J. B. Fitzger
ald, Miss Elsie Walker, Miss Lil
lian Slater, Miss Marguerite
Drake, Miss Sue Eastman, Miss
Anna Barker, Miss Grace Pick
and Miss Eliza Nolan of Salem.
Moores Home from
Vacation at Pacific City
Mr. and MrB. W. W. Moore and
their two daughters, Lucille and
.Dorothy, returned home Satur
day from Pacific City, where
they had enjoyed a week's outing.
They were accompanied on their
outing by Dr. Mary Rowland,
Miss Nellie Rowland and Miss
Leah Ross.
Along
The Highway
The Bell sign is a symbol of
assurance to the motorist.
It means that he is in touch
.11 ii
Bell sicrn f.
Pacific Telephone $
And Telegraph Company
Mrs. Huckestein
Entertains Interesting Visitor
Mrs. A. E. Huckestein, Is en
tertaining as her guest for a
few days, Mrs. J. N. Biever of
Yakima, Wash., who has many
friends to welcome her, having
visited in Salem rather frequent
ly. She is remembered by many
as Miss Maude Tucker of Clarks
ton. Wash.
Small, Informal social atten
tions are being planned in her
honor. Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Huckestein arranged a picnic for
her, additional guests being Mr.
and Mrs. W. I. Needham and son
Winfield, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Aid
rich, Mrs. Robert Dillard and
Miss Lorna Harris of Marshfleld.
Mrs. Butte Entertains
For Pleasure of Small Son
Mrs. Carl W. Butte was a
charming hostess Saturday after
noon, when she entertained from
two to four o'clock, for the pleas
ure of her young son Carl, Jr., in
honor of his second birthday an
niversary. The house was prettily
decorated with sweet peas and
lilies.
The children played games un
til late, when refreshments were
served Jay the hostess assisted by
Mrs. Russell Patterson.
Those Invited were: Janet Soye,
Rachel Gardner, Phyllis Gardner,
Mary Frances Entress, Ethelyn
Entress, Sarah'Frances Chamber
lain, Ruth Edna "O'Neill, Louise
Schneider, Maynard Schneider,
Leo Poppe, Jlmmie Gantenbein,
Gail Shephard, Milly Butte, Carl
Butte, Jr., Mrs. Lloyd J. Ganten
bein, Jr., Mrs. Frank Chamber
lain, Mrs. M. L. Shephard, Mrs.
William O'Neill.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearce
Entertain Relatives over Holiday
Mr. and -Mrs. L,ot L. Peaice en
tertained as their guests yester
day and today, their son in law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Erwin of Knappa, Ore. The visit
ors were accompanied by Miss
Bess Erwin of the same place.
Writers to Meet
In Ont-of-door Gathering
Members of the Modern Writ
ers section of the Salem Arts
league will meet in a postponed
meeting this evening, at the resi
dence of Mrs. Blanche Jones, 606
South High street.
Safe
Millie
For Infant!
& Invalid!
NO COOKING
Tfc3 "Food -Drink" for All Age
Quick Lunch at Home, OfBce.aru;
Fountains. Ak for HORUCICS.
Sr Avoid" Imitations & Substitutes
mm
P
orch and Lawn
At This Time we are showing Porch and Lawn Furniture in
Hickory and Grass. Though very light in weight this class of
furniture is exceedingly durable and built to withstand the more
or less hard knocks that it is subject to.
Grass Porch Chairs, with
arms and straight leg priced
at $7. Others range in prices
from $7 up, according to sizes
and styles, rockers or straight
leg.
Your $rmZ On H
ii 1 QA-Tlkiiiirerrlaw I
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I LEATHER LllM
i rr ' ic
$1.25
CLOTHES
BASKETS
Large size
Bargain Basement
Special
69c
v Ladies' $1.39
Chambray
Unionalls
Bargain Basement
Special
any
All
given
$1.00 Value
FEATHER
PILLOWS
Bargain Basement
Special
I CLOTHES
n
REFRIGERATORS
The "Automatic" Needs No Description
Pillow Cases
Premium
Coupons
j
Extra Heavy Grade
Colored
17c
With all purchases
of 50o or over in
department in
the Entire Store
Free
Delivery
Tooth Picks
Polished Grade
Per package
3c
orders of $2.00
or more.
PHONE 0EDEES
careful atten
tion by Special
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Grass Porch Tables, very
durable, with bottom shelf for
magazines (see our west win
dow.) Canvas Hammocks, priced
from $1.60 up.
Ladies' and Children's S
BATHING
SUITS
Bargain Basement
Special
Ladies Hat
Braid and
Trimmings
Values to 25o yard
Bargain Basement Day
Special, per yard
Men's and Ladies'
Khaki Hats
Bargain Basement
Special
49c
10 Quart heavy
Galvanized
Pails
Bargain Basement
Special
Children's 75o
Summer
Unionsuits
Bargain Basement Day
Special