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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, JUNE Wedding Event Of Afternoon "With the afternoon sun stream ing through tho treea, Mildred Wright at three o'clock became tho bride of Harry Holroye of orvalIta when Itevcrend w. C, Kautner read the ring service on the lawn surrounding the home o! the bride's parents. Mr. anil Mrs. H. A. Wright. Just before too ceremony, Mrs. Henry Hunt ing of Silver Creek, Washlnetou. sang "Because," and Miss Flora Edwards of Prineville, Oregon, played tho wedding march as the bridal party took Its place at the Improvised outdoor altar. The bride was charming in a frock of gray canton crepe carry ing a shower bouquet of Ophelia roses and lillies of the valley. The couple were unattended. After the ceremony an Informal reception was held on tho lawn and lunch . was served at little tables placed on the veranda. Bachelor buttons and a variety of greenery mingled with pink roses decorated the tables and tho veranda, Mr, and Mrs. Holroye left for a short wedding trip after which they will make their home In Cor TalliB. Mrs. Holroye is a talented musician and has Just recently moved to Salem with her parents from Portland. She attended 0. A. C. and was a member of Alpha Xi Delta sorority there, Mr. Hol roye is an employe of the post of fice in Corvallis. Guests for the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Scoot, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Eweing and daugh ters Lucile and Constance Sw ing, Mrs. R. L. Sharkey, Mr. and Mrs, D. M. Henley, Miss Myrtle Henley, Genevieve Graham, Fred Nelson, Miss Ruth Moreland, Miss McWlnnie, all of Portland; Miss Mabel Llddel of Oregon City, Mrs. Henry Hunting of Silver Creek, Wash., Mrs. Pauline Mize of Sa lem, Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Hunt of Los Angeles, Calif., Mrs. h. C. Moores of Bandon, Ore., Miss Flo ra and Elinor Edwards of Prine ville, Ore., Rev. and Mrs. W. C. Kantner, Mies Constance Knnt ner, Mrs. F. P. Talkington, Cora M. Talkington. V Seven presidents of women's organizations in the city will be featured at the Monday noon luncheon of the chamber of com merce and will each give four minutes talks on what the men can do to make Salem a bigger and better city. Mrs. Ora F. Mc Intyre, former president of the Business and Professional wo men's club will act as time keep er and bell ringer. The women who will give the talks are Mrs. William Everett Anderson, president Salem Floral society; Dr. Mary Purvine, presi dent of the Business and Profes sional women's club; Mrs. Georga J. Wendcroth, president of the Highland Parent Teacher associ ation; Mrs. Charles K. Spanlding, president of the Salem Woman's club; Mrs. Richard Cartwright, president of tho Woman's civic league; Mrs. Paul H. Hatwer, president of the Lincoln McKinlcy narent teacher association; Mrs. John H. Carson, president of the Salem War Mothers. Mies Beatrice Shclton has Iist ner three pleasing musicalee for next week, two to bo public and one Invitational. On Wednesday tlonal church she will present her senior students asaieieu uy wutj Talmadgo Headrlck and Naomi Whalen vIoliniBts. On Thursday evening at the church again she will have a recital program for her Intermediate students with assistance from the high school double quartet, Jean Porter, youthful harpist and Leonard Chailwick, violinist. To these two recitals the public la very cor dially Invited. For the junior students the program will be held In Derby ball on Monday evening, June 30, several of Mrs. Ralph White's dancing fairies assisting with the musical presentation of a fairy story. Invitations have been sent out for this masicaic. Members of the Idaho county association will hold an all day picnic at the state fair grounds on Sunday with an old fashioned basket dinner served at noon. There will be community singing and talks and a Jolly day will be spent with old friends meeting for a chat. Members are expected from Portland, Corvallis, Albany, Eugene and other nearby places. Varying the Kensington after noons, Mrs. Albert Smith served a dainty luncheon at an attractive w Hnntnt2, tnfcia when the wo men of the club met with her on Thursday. After chatting and vis iting during the early hours the lostess seated her seven guests at the luncheon table which was centered with a bowl of roses and sweet peas. 9 9 9 Mrs. B J .Miles was the bostosn Thursday (or the last meeting of the ycir of chapter O of the P. E. O. sisterhood. Favorite quota tions supplied an interesting re sponse to roll call, the seventeen members then participating In tha business session. Bouquets of a variety of garden and wild flow rs decorated the rooms where lite pleasant social afternoon was spent. Mrs. E. J. Huffman gave the paper for the afternoon Edu cational Facilities of South Amer- '"ifrs W. D. Smith of chapter A caiore'd the afternoon with the women. When a lunch was served late in the afternoon Mrs. William Hughes and Mrs. Frank Churchill presided at the coffee urns. 21, 1924 For n hii-tlwlnu ,1inna n A. It. comrades ami in A!unt.,.n flag day the members of the Wo man e ueiioi uorps Saturday en tertained with a picnic dinner at the state fair grounds followed by a nroeram nf nrniin ot..i . .i inga. About twenty five comrades were among the mTtv tnia ed for the picnic luncheon. Mrs. Louisa King, patriotic in structor, with T t. Clarke, Mrs. Jennie Jones and name uamoron read pleeej about the significance of flai day. Mrs. Lytle Hostess For Tea Mrs. Willlsm xs r.., , 7 - f was hostess for one of the smart in formal Bffir Of ,.!, -m ma mta on Thursday when ehe Invited a few "iOUUO i?a to Honor Mrs. Wil liam Kilt. -Tn Af v-,.. G. Bowls of lavender daisies were must eiiueuve m the rooms where the guests enne-mentori f i. and cup of tea. Miss Lou Thomp son and Mre. Fred Thieleen as sisted the hostess during the af- Enlovine lha houra were? &ir wmtm wtu , Jr., Mrs. Dan Fry Jr., Mrs. John "uull mm. overman Tiiompsoo, Miss Lou Thompson, Mrs. William . uwrge vi i-asaaena, Mrs. T A. Livesiey, Miss Elizabeth Lord, Mrs. Asahel Hnh Mm t !,,. Kinnev of Atttnria fc ,.. Strong, Mrs. Fred Thlelseii, Mrs. iviiitiijii ri, uurgnarat Jr Mrs. FritZ Slflde. Mrs. .lnmoa T.lnn Tirvo William Walton, Mrs. Louis tiacamund and Mrs. O. C, Locke, Far the ntaafinra f f Newberry, Mrs. U. G, Shipley wa.' hostess for nil inffirnml afUrnnm. yesterday inviting matrons of St. i ui a iJtscopm cnurca to speau the time visiting and with their aeediework. Mrs. Newberry is leaving Salem about the first of her horns in Santa Rosa, Caiifor-I mit, wiiere ner boh, uiarence wew- berry, has been for tha past two! years. Poppieg and pink roses formed attractive bouquets for the living spent. At the tea nour the hostess i was assisted in serving by Mrs. I Amos Strong, Mrs, Joseph Baam gaterner and Mrs. H, D. Chambers. Mrs. Henry H. Hartman left Wednesday for Wapakoneta Ohio, wnere sua win speno the summer visiting with her son, Clem Hart man, Mm. Hartman is making the trip via California, where she wiii stop to visit with friends. She witi also visit with friends in St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stadeiman and daughter, Joan, and Miss Ruth Williams motored to Salem. Wednesday, and were guests until Friday of Misa S5oe Stockton and Mrs. J. L. Stockton. Returning to their homes in The Dalies, Fri day, Miss Stockton accompanied them to Bpend a few days there visiting, The past matrons association wii! meet Friday evening, June 2? at the home of Mrs, James God frey with the following hostesses, Mrs. W. M. Smith, Mrs, Margaret Witchen, Mrs, Cordelia Cupper and Mrs. Ida Niicfl. Miss Leora Smith left Wednes day for GrsngeviHe, Idaho, where she will spend the summer with her father and sisters. She has been spending the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Carey Martin. Mrs. W. Frank Crawford offer ed her home Wednesday wh&o the matrons of the Kena mission ary society were hostesses for u silver tea, inviting the women of the Brush Colicge Helpers to their guests. An informal musical program was given during the afternoon and chatting entertain- ed the guests until lunch was served at a lato afternoon hour, The children of the Brush Col lege Sunday school will give th-tr Children's day program on Sun day morning at the school house, Itlchurd Lyman at Cleveland, Ohio, was the guest this week for a few days of W. Karl Shafer. Mr. Lyman went on to Portland yesterday. Both boys were stu dents at the University of Oie- goa the past year. M!ps Marie Msenbarg and Miss Cussio Mesenburg of San Fran cisco stopped in Salem this week for a few day? visit with Mr. and Mrs, Frank Shafer, The young women were returning south af ter a trip to Chicago and return over the Canadian racme rouse. Before leaving for their Califor nia home today they aleo visited with W, T. Hogg of Scotts Miiis. The Vecinas Reales club met in the M. W, A. and It. N. A, ciub rooms at the fair grounds for an all day quilting Wednesday. A delicious pot luck dinner was served at noon to Leia Sharp, Rhoda Baker, Julia Blodgett, An na Simmone, Laura Macklin, Dora Schwab, Bertha Lovelaml, Susie Parmenter, Anna Bennett, Agnes Coenberg, Ma Keene and daughter, La Velle Keene. The club will meet at the same place for an afternoon session on July 2 the nest regular meeting dat. MiJ Jennie Buick of Corvallis Is spending the week as the house guest of Mrs. William T, McCall, Mrs. W. F. McCall spent two daye this week la Stayton visiting as the house gueet of Mr, asd Mrs. Crawford, Drama Class Entertained With Tea Aa a delightful cloee for the winter ot drama study the mem bers fit tha rlnsa n. Mrs. William H, Burguariit on Tuesday, Plannoii aa a garilea tea the weather was a bit chilly aud eo tho women formed an intimate circle in the living room and siuuiea tor the few social hours the charmine- PplJona xtt sonde by Maeterlinck. Art bowls or yellow tea rosce were artietio in the orchid and gold tinted living room and in the dining room where the tea table was set orchid shaded wild rhododendrons were used. Mrs W. B. Kirk, tomtom , ,..., class presided at the tea table wnne tne hostess was assisted by Miss Mable Robertson and Mrs Fred Thletsen. The members oi tho class are Mrs. A. N. Bush, Mrs. John Mc Kary, Mrs. Rav I,. William Hamilton, Mrs, Sam Ko zor, Mrs, W. B. Anderson, Mrs. John Albert, Mrs, E. C. Richards, Mps, U. J. Hendricks, Misa Edith Hazard, Miss Mattfe Beatty, Mrs. w. Ei. iurs and Mrs. William H. Burghardt. Guests who enjoyed the after noon were Mre. Fred Thielsen, Miss Frances M. Richards, Mrs. Alice H. Bodd, Miss Helen Pearce, MEsa Mable R&herterm. MSjw tj!H abeth Lord, Mrs. Clifford Brown, Miss Maude Covington, Mrs. Rus sell Brooiis of Belfast, Ireland. Mrs. ITnv PIoJi-mi nf ntiB.i with her three children has been SOfillilinET this tvjipir in Sntnm nf t-h C. X Bishop borne. iam Kiltit. Jr.. lf Vnnpniivflr TJ C, and Mrs. Roy Bishop of Port- ianu, mts. WHiiaai n, Burghardt entertained most Informally with luncheon Thursday setting places for Mrs. Fred Thielsen, Miss Lou Thompson, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs, Kiltz and the hostess. Misa Lucille Thompson is spend ing the week end with her par ents, Br, and Mrs. W, J. Thomo- eon. Miss Thompson is here from Portland. Mre. E. K. McCoy of Reeds port, Oregon, is visiting for a few days with relatives in Salem, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Brassfietd of Winnebago, Nebraska, are in Salem visiting with a number of relatives. This is Mr. Braesfield's first visit for a number of yeare and Mrs, Brafsfield's first visit to the coast. They are dividing their time whils hers with. Mr. George Brassfield, . Fred Brass field, Mrs. E. A. Thompson and Mrs. A. W. Lightfoot. w Mrs. II. G. Carson and daugh ter Betty of Saskatoon, Canada, went to Portland for two days this week. Mrs. Carson formerly lived in Portland and is visiting in Salem for a month or so. Mr. and Mrs. Frank ff, Dttrbfn plan to leave early next week for a motor trip of about three weeks to Yellowstone National park. Mrs, William Brawn and Mrs, W. H. Dancy motored to the Til lamook beaches and Gearhart this week spending Taenday and Wednesday, They visited with Mrs, W. H, Ehlridge at her cot tage at Oearhart, Mrs, Brown and Mrs. Baney will leave Monday for another ehort motor trip go ing to Crater Lake, stopping also in Ashland and other southern Oregon cities. They plan to be gone until about Thursday, Mre. K. Q. Carson of Saska toon, Canada, and her two chil dren Betty and Fred, with Mre. F. 3. Anunsen, Jean, Bath and Billy Anunsen will leave for New port about the first of July to spend a month there. The women have secured a cottage for the month in which to enjoy their outing, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Boettich er stopped in Saiem for a time Friday morning to sea Mr. and Mrs. Carlton K. Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Boetticher were on their way to Bay City where they will spend a few weeks. Their wed ding was an event ot Thursday evening In Eugene, Mrs. Boettich er was before her marriage, Ruth Sanborn, About twenty members of the Woman Relief Corps plan to go to fliilsboro Tuesday for the W, ll, C. state convention and the O, A. R, encampment which will be in session there for three daya. This is the fortieth annual con vention and a great den! of in terest 18 being taken Sn it. Mem bers of other patriotic orders will also participate, Mrs. Henry W. Meyers invited Ur II 11 KhSniftV end Mr. J. Shelley Saurman to be her guests when this week she was hostess for the matrons of the Thursday bridge luncoeon cjuo, Aiier ms tiiroa tahia rard srame the hostese served tea. The last of the bridge tea afternoons will oe nesa next Wednesday when Mm. T, C. Smith, Jr., will be hostess and prizes will be drawn. fr- n t iivjff. with Mrs. Ree3 of Portland, left this morning for waahinston, u. w waers nofid a ttenminerst educator Cf Portland will attend the National Education association convention Mrs Hoft after visiting in Wash ington, D. C, will visit with rela in ntHer eastern citiea ex- pectins to return ber some time in Afc THE CAPITAIi JOURNAL, SLIM, OREGON vmans Edited by MISS RUTH AUSTIN Mrs. Mark M eCall ister was elected president f the O. A. C, alumni club when the members with students home for the col lege vaeatloa met en Thursday evening for & picnic supper party at tlis home of Mies Jessie Har rlti near Brush College. Percy Cupper will be -vice president; Miss Julia Patehin, secretary and Alvia Madsen, treasurer. About thirty O. A, C. support era enjoyed the supper and. the later bonfire conversation. Un less other picnics are planned during tits summer this will prob ably be the last of the meetings until fall. Closing Recitals Pleasing Before leaving or New York to spend the summer there stuuyius, Miss Joy Turner prcseutetl in re cital her vlolia aud plana studeats on Wedaesaay aud Thursday eyea- mgs at the First t-'finstlaa eaurell. Mrs. W, K. Baraell, sonraao. aad Miss Joaa Eva-is. sapraao, assist eil with the Jlrst recital which also had as a lealure the thirty- piece vionn ensemySs which bus been so splendidly directed by Miss Turner. For the second recital Miss Turner assisted by Miss Oral Vioietie. soprano, Barbara Bamell and Eldou Kiddle, vocalists, he two programs were distinctive and were very much appreciated by the many Jriesds who beard tbetu. Miss Turner is leaving Friday, the 2?th, for New York city, having studied at a previous tisna at the New England Conservatory In Bos- toa and with Carl Baermaaa, piano aad Eugene Grueaberg, vlolla, as well aa louig C. Eisoa la theoretical work. The piano students appearing on Wednesday evening were Ger trude wlnegar, Gertrude Illess- beek, Mildred Halsetli, Oral Vlo iette, Kliea Savage Goodeaough. Morris Powell, Uliie Siaitb, Ferae Twedle, Wlhaa Morrison. The violin students playiag wero Mar- iorie Wunder, Mildred Scott, Fred Krepela, Margaret Eddy, George Stoaer, Veraa Wood, J, K. DeSuain aad Harold Rupert. Tho violla easeaible iacladea Wilbur Jones, Boaald Stegniand, Marie Frame, Joan Evans, Robert Keedham, Cieo Seeley, Mrs. Raby Miller, Minnie Peterson, Levi Ole aiaa, Eldoa Riddeli, Marjorie Wuader, Margaret Eddy, WiHiam IS. Mimes. Reraeisa Cowden, Mary Talioa , Delight Heath, George Stoaer, Harold Ruswrt, Kenneih Rickiaaa, Mildred Scott, Clarice Harper, Fred Krepcfa, J. H. ue- Snain, Jerry Calaba, Mrs. M. Wooiey, Isaheiie Gragg, James i. Potter, Vina Bmmett and Verna Wood. Piano students appearing Thurs day were Barbara Barneii, Kath crino Price, Bcruice Poyrce, Fay Pendleton, JJoyd and Siyrle Ramp, WHma Taylor, Khea Mao Huber, Veri White, Louise iiortoa. Byrle Ramp, Margaret Kieleseb, Mrs. Kd Wunder, Maybelle Wunder, Percy Riildell, Gertrufte Winegar, Bat nice Wlnegar, Ralph Savage, Ilia Huber and Grace Parker, The violin students were De light Heath, Bcrnciss Cowden, Robert Necdbasa, Joan Evans, Vina Bmmett. Kcncth Rlekmaa, Marie Fame, Mrs. Ruby Miller, Bonatd Siegmund, KItton ismaeii, Vcrna Wood and Mildred Scott, A pretty home wedding was Kiicmniied Thursday evening at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. h. Banison when Gladys Banieon became the bride ot Harry W. Kroner. At clghj. thirty o'clock to tha strain oi Lohengrin's wedding march play ed by Gate Jones, a cousin ot the graom, the bridal couple took their places beneath a canopy ot ferns fend roses where tha wed ding ceremony was read by Rev erend R. L. Psitnam. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McBtilin iseted as attendants. Dorothea Graham was the ring bearer and she wore a frock of whlta crepe de rhiaa trimmel with pink and bine roscbttds. Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Putnam King, "I Lova Yon Tru ly." The bride was charming in a gown of tan canton crepe, gold trim snd hpr flowers were Cecil Brunner roses and sweet peas. Her r"ii'S awa? was oi gray. Mrs. McDitlln as bridesmaid wore gray crepe de china and .ma tpi. Follawlae the service a tray luncheon was serv ed after which Mr. and Mrs. Kro ner icft for a wedding trip. Mrs. Kroner Is the only naugnier 01 it. aA tr nsininn and she ...jn.uri frtan lha Salem hieh school with tha class of 1524. The guests for the wedding were Mrs. E. Derv ent, Mr. and m !.sn Tf Hfidlpsfon. Mr. and Mrs! F. L. Danlson, Virgil Da-.- ison, iiamana iiooojeeion, Anna Shank, Mrs. B. A, Davis, Mr. and Mrs, fSaie Jonce, Ma Rena Wilbur, Ciena Wilbur, Kan Eddy, Charfos liuddleston, Mr, and Mm. B. K. Buckles, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Graham, Jjoromea, vm. TiMfei... Rnsseil Buckles, From oat of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. If. Jones, Ruth Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Orda Thomp son f Silvertoa, Mr, and Mrs. Roy McDotin of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kroner and family of Dayton. A sartv of Balem foik left to day for Elkhorn region above Taylor's grovs oa tha Santiam where they wiii spend the week end. The party Included Mr, snd Mrs. P. K, Fuiierton, Mr, anil Mrs. W. I. Keedham, Mr. and Mrs. U. Bcott Page, Mr, and Mrs. Roma C. Hunter, Mr. arid Mr. Harley O. White and Mr. at Mrs. SS. A. Knr(. Vaae TMCJliiSlIf Fhoae 82 Leave For European Trip Sunday Starting taelr summer trip hie3i will tako them over tlis eoatiaeatt Miss Mary Eyr Bad Mm Havana yre wUt leave for IortIaad toaiarrow meriiias ac coaiaaaleil by Mr, asd Mrs. Davitl Kyre, who will motor wttli tlieiu to Fortiaad. From Portiaad tha? wiii go to Chicago via tas NurtU- era i'acifie aad after two tase tao iaae inj ta Mesfreal fresu fhsro they salt ea July 5 an tne Boric' for Lleroo Ess land. TUcy also plan to mako stopa in Toronto, Ottawa aad ytaer goiista e iaterest, hi Poriiaad the traveiera wiii bs ioiaed Siise .leaaetto Kieis ing, a teacher of the Salem high seh&oi, anil in Chicago they wiii meet other friends from Los An geles wao will make the trig witli theau Arriving Is England the party will visit throughout the eountry aad Scotland going on to Switzer land, Holland, Belgium, Germany and Italy before arriving in Paris, where they will attead tlie Oljav pie games ia August. They esaest to sail for fcouie about Seuteaiber i, reaeltlag Salem about tbs mtd &3e ot t&a atoata. Miss Koveaa Eyra la tba daugh ter of Mr, aad Mrs, David &yre and she Is making the trip with her aunt( Siisa Mary Byre, a teaeh er ia the Saiem high school. Re turning to the United States they pian ia vieit Sn New York, Boston, Washington, D. C, and other poiats of intereal. Mr. aad Mrs. Freak Shafer will motor to Cottaga Grova to morrow to attend tha Powell fam ily reualaa. Taa aesoclatloa feai just been $armed and Mr. Sbafer Is esa o the members, Mies Beesie Bneli, bride elect, was the honor gueet for a mis eeiisneons shower when the Eia trons of the Brash Coiiege Help ers met oa Tharetfay afternoon at the home of Mrs. Araei Smith. About thirty mat roue enjoyed the afternoon and the honor guest received some lovely gifte. Hoses and wild orange blossoms deeo rated the roome very prettily for the party At the tea hour the hostess was assisted hy Mrs. Harvey Stanton, Mrs, Scrle BuetL aud Mrs, Buell is serving a lunch to the members of the elub aad tbe additional guests. This will be the last ot tbe elub meetings an- i til fail when tbe matroas will meet to resume their regular ses sions together. Two eveaiags have been set aslda next week hy Mr, and Mrs, Fraafe Churchill for jnusleaies at tbe woman's clubhouse, iuaa 4 and 25, Oa Tuesday evening when the ndvanced stndentB will ha presented the Polyhymnia sex tet will aist as well as Mill Lena Belia Tartar, contralto. The sex tet Includes Mrs. iFarry Styles di rector, Mrs, W. Carlton Smith, Miss Gussie Kiles, Bva Ferree, Mrs. Ira Darby, Mrs. W. V. Hab eofrk, Dr. Angeilne MeCulloeb, Oa Wednesday evening the 2th Mary MeCrone and Ijonise Bryan, vocalhite will assist and Mary Kightlinger wiii give readings Tha intermediate students will appear in recital on ihie eve ning. lieutenant Commander Haiph TV Melatire and Mm. MHntire are expected to arrive ia saiem the latter part of the month for a vieit with Mr. Mcintire's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Mcfotire, The Mclatirea wiii stop for a vlalt beta oa their way from San Pe dro, California, to Bremerton, Washington, where Mr. Mclntire will be stationed for the summer. This Is hia first visit to Saiem in man? years and he has mnny frleaiis here who will be glad to welcome him. Having graduated from the Saiem high school and Willamette university he is very well aesnainted. This is Mrs, Melntlre'a first visit to Salem since lie Is a bride of Jnt a year. Before her marriage she was Uim Poliv Palmer of New York and Coroaado. lieutenant Melatirc has been on the V. 8, 8, HeiieE at San Pedro. UNiTARI A N Uev. Martin j Fereshetian, minister, KtvIcps are heJd in the iomaa's club building, j Cottage and Center streets. Church i scboel at id a, m. Graded insirae tloa. Jeviionai services at it a. m. Subject of tb sermon "The Human iiustard." Mrs. M, Fereshe lian wiii siajr Allison's "The f,rd Is My URbt." Mrs. W. A. Benton, at the organ, CUR1RTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALIJANCK Tabernacle on Ferry street, near Church street. Pastors ff, fk Csswcil end Mrs, Caswell, The services are new in the mara in instead of the afternoon, dar ing tbs warm sammcr menibs. Sunday school 36 a. m. B. M, Sco bee, superintendent with a good corps of teachers. Preaching ser vles tl a. m. Subject Tbs Incar nation Bisn." Kvening, ?'A& open ing with song service, Tbs even tn u-tftv ftp informal and strangers ar made to feel at home Week nlRht sorvicen ro iwnany and Kriday t 7;46 Saturday even ing is in charge of tbe youag pea pie, Tbry are making up a very profitable study on Seul Saving." (ititj Tiif iUHHiON ed the Daaghters of tha Aateri uan Hovolutiou to meet with her oa Saturday, June for a pie- am iuaeueou anu isag aay pro gram. The picnic will also ha tba last gathering for the members aatlt ia the fall. Tho membership committee of the V, W. C. A. will meet at tbe association rooms on Tuesday evening, June 24th at T:3$ o'clock. This is the last meetlag of the season and It la daslred that every niemher ha present, Mrs, Denton Has Two Musical es The woman's elub house never looked more attractive than it did oa Thursday and Friday eve nfnga ot this week when students of Mrs, Walter iJeatua gave two very delightful muslealee and the program aumberg were aa pleasing to the ear as were the flower baskets to the eye. Playing their best tba pupils gave two vary delightful programs bring ing to the attention of their par ents and friends the progress they have made dariag the year, A eomhinatlon ot nine delphla lam, Madoana iiiiea, pink, lav ender and white eanterhury bells. splrea, syrlngea formed lovely bnskota of flowers for the pedes tals and for the stage setting. Students whs took part In the Thursday program were Margaret Steiner, Borothy Marstere play ing a duet, Vieiet Basenhnry, Virginia Berger with readings, Elolso White, llencitta Edwnrdu, Grace Geaie Katber Nafzlger, Aiiea Coliard, Mildred lUefe, Jes sie Hill Gretehea Tbleigent Mar garet Steiner, Mark Wsidespel, Payltis iay, Mrs, Martin Fere- shetlaa soloist, Frances Hodges, Helen Asltfeman, Laura Crabb, Mildred lirnnk Greenhauai aad Esthei Benner. Friday evening tha following stadeats were presented, Deratny Stafford and Mrs. Benton, dust, John Hnghes, Roberta Mills, Paai Johnston, Marorla Tsvhjr, Dorothy Stafford, Dorothy Kioen ping, Virginia Holt, Havld Kyre, Virginia Berger, reading, Beaeit ta Edwards, Dorothy Marsters, Wiiiism Unhledorf, Kioise "White, Virginia Berger, Heiea William- eon, Helen Harhy, 3thyilis Bay, uretchen TUlelseiit Helen Ashel- mant Margaret Steiner, Gretehen Thlelsea and Mrs, Beaton, Until fall tha women of tbe Golden Hour eluh wiii not meet in regaiar session since their fla- ul meeting was olwcrveri tills week when Mrs. Alien Cleveland entertained with a ne e'elork hineheon and afiernoon of sew ing and chatting a Thursday. Early in July the matrons have planned sn extra picnic party in cluding their husbands oh gliosis. Mrs, J, U, Pembertoa and Mrs, Homer iagrey will act as host- A basket sf marigolds centered tha luncheon table around which were seated the toiiowing eight mem be ro. M m. Fred Eil is, M rs. ii, H, Springer, Mrs, J. U. Pern- bertan, Mrs, B, M. Hendricks, Mrs, W, 11, firsts of Wsodbura, Mrs, Clauda Van Siyke, Mrs, Homer Ingrey and tha hostess, Mr. and M r. Frank Marti n (Eunice Browa whsme weddlag was an event of June ii have left to make their boaie la Klaam.h Fails, Mr, Martin is easpioyed by the state highway eouuubseian, Mrs. Martin is tbe daughter of Mr. and Mm, Irwin Brown f MILwauklo, Ore&en, aad wnn em ployed la tba supply division of the secretary of states office, Mrs. Blanche Whitcmore ef Flaiser is in Haiem at the home of Br. and Mrs. Henry E, Mor riH and will rcmtiln here until Mre- Morris Is better. YELLOWSTONE PMK OPEKED Gardiner, Mout,t June 21, Yeiiowstone Park was officially dorlared opnn for tho ncnHon of t32t yesterday when t'ommandt.r John Qulaa &f tbe Ameriraa le gion reltaspd the iron chain her ring the way thron&h the great stone entrance at ftostscveit Brfh RCHES 2-ta Court street. C. 8. Johnson, rv:ifip KufSftv srhfioi at 2 . m. Services at 3 sad S p. m, Rev. Ben 3aviasoa of j'ortiana mm ne with us and Wilt speak. Bihie study Tuesday evening. CRage prayer meeting at North Jfoweii WednesJay evening. Youiik people' meetiasE Thnrsday evening and ser vices Saturday evening- Fuii gospei mcsssjces. We pray for the sick Come and get oiessing, Kvery- bady welcome. CHIHSTIAN HCIKS'CR First over J, C. Penney store, Sunday morning serviee at 31 semes, Sunday evening at , Subject of iessoo sermon Is th Universe, Jnciuding Man, Kvoived hy Atamle I-'orccr Kundfry sehooi at :SS s. m w ttAnttiXstv venV;ie Jeslimonlfti meeting st S o'clncJe. Steading sea Majmoie 'ieasnse, open every day except holidays and San- trim rj-ts in srso n. at. An are eordiaiiy invited ta aur services and to our reading ream. CATHOBIC Rev, It Back, pastort Communion mass at ?;2o ehiidrsR mas at s-a ana m. A rml, At i :2S. At J o, m. AfcJiyUSivf Cniiti wlH administer the sacrament of eon- firmailon. All persons ever ihe age of twelve years who have made tneir fu-st eemmanlon and have uot been confirmed are eligible, im medlatety after high mass tbe eon flrjaatlaa class will meet la tbe eharelu Benediction wilt fallow confirmation and everyone Is wel come. BETHANY KHFORMSB Corner f Capitol aad Marion streets, Sanday school ia a, nv, and Ger man preaehlag service tl a. m. N evening service, M, Benny, pas tor. METIIOBf ST Corner aorta Win ter and Market streets. Rev, Mor timer C. Clarke, pastor, Sunday sehooi at pt Sehuts, sizes and ages, Preachinff hours a ana eiass meeting at 3235. Mrs, Ida Garrett, leader. Young people's meetiug at gr3g. Tepi "X5aiiy Tbla u Chrliaa ittc, vieior caocy is the lead er. Song and praise service at 7:36. Prayer meeting ontrh Thnvn. day at ?l3o n, mt The paator nreacaes sanuay morning on the sahieet of ''Atoaement, In the evening there wtlt ivs nn (w.-vtfa. tie service wita aa evangehsiie message by tne paster, you will receive a eoriilal welcoma at thc services. STKRKT IK Wr. Ivanner, paster, Scsmuon at 3t a, mt Them 4The Great XJiricipic, Sunday sehl a, m, Cbildreu's day program at g p. m. A good program prepared, ail are weieomee Sennea at Auburn at 8 p. m. Prayer meeting Thurs day evening. COURT STRBiST CHRISTIAN Corner north 3?!h and Court streets, Ti. I Putnam minister. Ilildo school 9:45 a. m., Curtis X Kowits, supcrlutendcat, Sueeiai nsnsie furaiabed by Miss Turners orchestra. Juuler foliuwing ob servance of lord's suupcr, Morn init worship and scrmaa it a, kk Endeavor soeSetles nteet at p, m. Good livo meetiiiBs, Evangel bitie service 8 p, m, Hermon "An Unchangeable Xj&w," Midweeh ser vice Thursday 8 p, m. We wel come all who wlil eeme and wor ship with us, FIRST CHRISTIAN Center and High streets. J, J. Kvnns, minis ter. Misa Jlattis Miteheit, mis sionary. The nan's elass wiii open its aeafdons in the basement of the ehureh instead f the Bilgh theatre during the vacation peried, It wiii he conducted aiong the same lines ns nt tho theatre. Tho hour fwr the eailce sebeol bt The pastor will preach at It eloek on The Making of a Christian," e'vening at 7:5 "fa There Any Advantage f Being a Christian.' Young pimple's meeting at S?2S, Ptpaso not the enriy hour for the evealog: services. Just one hour is; the length of the service. SOUTH SAIiKt FR1KKSS Cortter of Coasaiereial aad Wash- Ingtmi streets, Carl aad Stlauia O, MiSler, fsasftors. Kvfaday st-bosl at ie a, m,, Uv, Cml H. MUler, Bupt. Worship at 3i n, m. and g j. m, i'rayer meeting Thnpsday g p, m YU wiii find n weieom at aii t these services. BNITlB BBBTitBR Caaile Chapelt corner of 17th nml Ne- naskaL Ave. Kundav atvbeni at tO a, C, 3, "Weiis, Sajd, MwrnioK worsnip it a, m, tr, k ?, p, m, FveoifiK woihip S p, m, Indies1 Aid Wednesday afternoon, I'raver meetiuK Tbutsdav t;SS a. Hi,, tlee. Chapman, jmfltur, CRSTKU KTKEKT 5tKTllfJlHT mnmoV&U North tSib and Cen ter streets, tieo. fk Roeder, ndnla- ttir, Kajsdffy school I o'eick, Kagliwh aad fiermaa classes for; 11 offfs, Breaching scrvfeea It a. m. In ihe evening the Kpwortli: Jjeagn and Woineo's tiofue aad Frrign MiKSimjary sosiety will anil in reiidesdru? an ioterestiagj niissienmry proRi-am ta whiea every ivody I eordiaiiy invited at r3 o'eiwb, We expect the district Kuuorlntendcrit tho following Sun day who wiii preach Berman in tba morning and Bnglish in the- eveniag. JASON JKB MKMltfAE 51. K. Corner Nnrib Winter and JeBVr son strerlB, Thoniiin Achi-Hon, pns tr, Iero? Wnlfeert assistant, is charge of the Junior ehutch. Take tiie North Commercial street car to Jefferson Ave, A targe coa erete haidinjf, large aud weti vea- tllated rooms witi make this charcb a ewmfortabie pbice in which to warhin oa the eom!K J,t'd'a day. Tbe public is always tveirom and will receive a warm pemmat greet ins; la tha foiinwiag services rb boot of - religions ednratien at 9l45 a, m, Vfitb C. 51. itohert in charge. Three separate depart ments will be In (u'HHion with clmw- s for ail ajjes. Iabiic warship st it a. m. Two services wiii be hefd. Aaditorinm, pastor in rbarg. Kuh- fe-ctr "Amuse meots Has the Ste- thodist Church 3t tmwa tbe liars to th Wfrldr Rf v, Waiber will prrjirh to tho Jtinlom (S-16 years) dewn stairs at tbe same hsur, Kp- worth tragus devotional meeting for sauag people at s - m, A spien did opportunity is offered i yaung ppopie st this hoar, giranget in vited, I'ablle worship at T p. m. Appropriflte (roTfel miwtag hy tbe osstor. Not the feaar. Harviee designed t meet tite needs of those who have t earn a distance, and families with little children. Bpee- ial mnie hy tb ebtdr both morn ing and svening, May ws have the nriviiee f ereeUng yea. aim- wor-k devotional service for Junior and Seuior eburche Thursday T;Sa p, m. pt ftiM-Re atats snd Chareh streets Ifiaine K. Klrkpatrick, min lolwr. Old-fashioned class meet ing ;3 a, m. In the nerthwest corner downstairs, Sunday schost 5r45f 33, F, Shanas, Supt. Special : plans hsv hen roads for meeting : lh nmto of the school daring the feAGl FIVE summer manias. If yoa are not enrolled wits any other Sunday eheel, enroll with ns . Morning worship ii sfeloelr. There wiii ha special musis by the choir under the dlreetin f Prof. K. W. Hon san, with Prof, T. S Eoljerts at tha organ. This is th haroh of good music, Sermon hy th pastor on the sublsetj "Restoring tho Kadi anca of Religion,5 Special wi como extonded to visitors and strangers. Bpworth League at t oloe. Second and third chapters meet together tr elass of speeial Instruction under Hiss Flndley. First chapter wiii h led h? Sfisa Faith Friday, Hvenins- servie at 8 o'cloclc. The pastor wilt preach en th sabieet, "What Hinders?' Mid-weefe service Thursday aven sag s etoch. CBNTBAIi KNGRSGATIOKAI South ISth street, Harry Jahs- son, Sunday school and morning worship nt 10 a. m. Young peo ple's meeting at 1 a'daefe, Preach ing service, sermas on JohnS-iS, "Cod So I.oved tba World,5 Thurs day evening prayer meeting in the hem f Mrs. Weifnru, 14a Ferry street. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Idherty and Center. W. C. Kantner, minister, Sunday school at I a. m, Ciasees fr ail ages under com petent leadership, 53, 3, 53eC3 Ibiter, superinteudent, Morstns waatblp at it a, m. Sermon sub iect "Life's Open Boor." Evening servie at & "lech. Weald yoa Ilk t visit Tesemite Farts? There will fe an opportunity t d s Sunday evening, A fine sstin pic ture of Yemite wiii give you that privilege. Came and see it, A brief address on "The Faithfulness f Gd.rt ST. PABLVS tSplscopaI Cor ner Church and Chenieketa streets Bev. II. D. Chamhers, rector. Titers wiU he th asasi eervicea. Holy 3Saehnrist at TrSS a. m, ia th chapeL The second service la at it a, nt, with a snort sermon hy tha rector aad musla by the vested choir. Ail are most eordiaiiy Invit ed to worship with us at the above hoars. The eharca sehsl meets at Sr-iS a. m. and Ii children sr in vited. Tho Bosnlons of the school wilt eantlaua all summer and the seheat wiii not close for the warns- er sessou, PALf South Commerela3 and My ers streets, II. F. Bemherton, pas tor. Tho services of this church. for Sunday are as follows. Sunday school at E, A. Itnoten, superintendent, A Bible school with a raesssga for ait ages. K worth Icagna meeting at 1. ang people of the eommnnity ar sit welcome. Morning worship at 11 ociech. Sermon subject ' I heard th Vole of Jesus Say, This Is another short serman based on the hymns of tba church. You ar eortihtiiy Invited ta attend ail thes meetings and to sv.uk a this ysur church. Christian fellowship, gos pel preaching, excellent music, a happy greeting, a sincere purpos to mah tli Kingdom of God real mark ail the wsrie ot this ehareifc Cm with as, gCASBIKAViAS St IStii and MUla streets. On Sunday morn iog at S o'clock Bev. C M, Hliet sea front Tokay Cniifsrnia, will preach, Sunday schot 3S e4ebicb: tiast Anderson, Sapt, The Epworirt League mecis T:3S with EsSeifs Krlesson as leader, In tbe evening at 8 o'clock the Sunday school wiii render a Children's Bay program, The girls wlil nseet Taesday evening: Shaver ateeting Thnrmtay even ing S o'clock. W invite you all to these meetings. Corner Twelfth and Mission Sts. Svtnday school IS a, at. Classes for all ages. Preaching It a. m. Eve ning service Christian Endeavnr t o'clock, sahieet, "iiscoverlag the Chrsitlan Fndeavor Iledg, Iefin ing Baties,' leader, Itev, K. lut ing, rretiching at 8. l'rnyer meet ing Wednesday evensng at a, eras t . ws-ii-. "oa are in vited to attend and take some part in all of these services, We ar hegianing a new conference yar and v?oaid Is pleased to meet thes who nro looking for a church home, All are welcome, eama and hring yaar children, C, W, xto hets, pastor, FIRST PRESftVTKKIAW "Wttr Willis I.nng, minisier, a m Sanday school. 23 a. nt, serntoa ..-I- o .n.i 'rrinmrihn of our Faith" by tim minuter. Social musis w ill loinne A'Aimn v-- StremEth,' Radger, sang by ths 0!tfli Hr" U1"" " ' " , iude, Cai; itamaase, Franssoffj and Sortie, Cluiinsant, played by Mr Arnold. 7 p. in. unrmnan r-nuuuv- t oeietv fr each sge, S p. m. popular evenlogserv- moo oy ih" im'- -- - oy tba choir and congregational singing. A cordial Invitation i extended t H. t fesUFl UlGBIvAiJ FttiKS3S tiigh hind Ave. and Nurth Chareh street L fl. and Ida J minister. imi.!,. firt sst ? a. m, Waiter Stanton. Suit, Otsr schesl is well arranged with eiasees ior art age ....nrnln mnnis tot most Of them, A special class for moth ers who hav iames, snugas oy - ,tfr., 5..T, Jvrj a iwshv. Slora- tag worship and preaching at 13 Mr Martin of the American San ds? School tardea is expected t Hpcnk nt tne mornmg service. c- it,n st sir 1 sreaehln at S p, m, b'iorenc Frasier Snaw is expected to hring th messags in the eventag. s'raer meetiits s Thursday at S p. m. The paella i cordirsiiv invited 3 any or ail our services. FIB ST BA3TtST Itev. Ernest If, Shanks, paster, Children's Bay program combining the moraint warship. Asisembiy ia department at Auditorium at Is and all at hy i i nean, Irrogram of sotiRS. recitations and exercises by the fcibia school. Anthem hy ths choir, Violin solo, SBns Seltg n4 vocai salo by Mis Bttth Roa Short message fey the aster, Christ and tha Idttis Children, Kveninj worship at 5 o'clock. Bermon, "Th Hand Thru Wrote tbe Word.8 An themt Bark, hark my soul, SheiSy Vbiin solo, Iterceuse, Hynshy, MUs Iteien geilg. Sol numbers an3 live-song srrvic. The B. T, U, : Hiftet at ? p. m