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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1925)
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Society ana Women to Hear Dr. Brown All women of Salem and of the rouuty, society, club women and "stay at home." will be in terested tomorrow in the ta'k which Dr. Waller H. Brown, di rector of the five year Marion county health demonstration, will give before an open meeting of the Salem branch of the National League of Women Voters In the public library commencing at 2:30. This will be the first opportun ity offered to the women of the county to hear a definite descrip tion of the aims, purposes and methods of procedure of the health proRrnm. Dr. Drown hue given numerous talks before men's organizations but be has not yet addressed in a body the mothers of the children who will be primarily benefited through the health work. The Salem leauue is sponsoring the meeting and lire. J. A Churchill, president, will be In ebarce. All women whether or mot they belong, or having any in tentions of Joining me league, are asked to attend the open meeting In the library tomorrow. Since the organization of the Salem division of the national league late In January, numer ous study groups have been form ed and the active study 01 me first series of the leneona sent out v the central orsanization has keen started. The league which exists for the purpose of educat ing women to vote Intelligently as well as honestly takes up In turn the study of the local, state and national government. The first of the series is "Know Your Town." and In line with thor oughly understanding the effect hut the health demonstration will have on this community the officers of the league have asked Dr. Brown to address the first open meeting. Members of the Monday after Ann hridce club were entertain d yesterday at a delightful lunch -n and afternoon of cards at the home of Mrs. W. E. Wilson. Spe cial guests were Mrs. O. W. Lat ter and Mrs. waiter jr. uucuner, Mrs. Laflar won hign score. r.inh members present were Mrs. A. H. Moore, Mrs. J. W. I..wl. Mrs. H. S. Polsal, Mrs. Ann Klein. Mrs. F B. Sharer, Mrs. J. B. Pollock, Mrs. R. E. An icreon and the hostess, Mrs. Wll- "Mrs. Lewis will entertain at the Beit meeting of the ciud. ' The ladles aid society of the Central circle of the Jason Lee hiirch will meet at tne cnurcn parlors tomorrow morning at S:30 for an all day session. A pot luck luach will be eerved at noon and a social hour will begin at qn llnntMutes will be Mrs. C. P u'acrman. Mrs. D. O. Lear and Mrs. F. M. Jasper. The American Legion auxiliary and the War Mothers were the guests last night of the Legion m in a meeting at McCornack kail. A short open meeting of the auxiliary preceded the evening entertainment. it hi lime the Legion present ed to the War Mothers the eu-r. of $1320.04, profits from the dance on Saturday evening, to defray the debt remaining on '.he war mothers' monument on the Court house grounds. I ne prarajin no.in hv Hiil.lv Ilishon and the speech of appreciation on the part of the War Mothers by Mrs. John A. Carson, president. The War Mothers, the oux'l'avy and the Legion also presented at this time a lovely watch to Biddy Bishop who leaves today for Bert ford. Indiana, to take cha-RO of a hnKpliall team. The remainder of the evening was spent In dancing. Among the most delightful af fairs of Saturday. St. valentines day. was the rmir taDie nrnru party at which Mr. and Mrs. W. ' in Wilson entertained the Mon day afternoon briilse club and their husbands. Attractive Valen tine decorations of red nearia, ied streamers, red carnations and clever favors, were distributed about the living and dining rooms of the Wilson home. High 6cores at bridge were won kv Mrs. J. B. Craig end A. Wain. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Wain, Mr. and Mrs. J. B- Craig. Mr. and Mrs Cuticura Heals Irritating Rashes Don't inner with Itching, burning raihet. ecsemas or Irritations when Coticura 8oap and Ointment will Sulckly relieve and beat Bathe with utieura Soap and hot water, dry and anoint witn tuueura umimeni, Nothinr oulcxer or safer than Cuti cura Soap and Ointment for ail kin troubles. f 9 OIMmI U m tff. Tikon Jp" SJFg- ctitu Sharlpa Stick 15c. 17, 1925 EillltJ by Rosalia I Enffajrement Links Millions 1 1 Mlsa KaacT C. B. Carnegie, of New fork, daughter of Mr. and Mr Andrew Carnegie, 2d, and a gTeat-grandnlece of the late Andrew Car aegle, has announced her engagement to James Stlllman Rockefeller son of the late William C. Rockefeller, thns linking two of the (Tea teal tonuses in America. Kocaeieuer Robert Craig and F. E. Neer. Club members and hushande In the group were Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. J. W Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Polsal, Mrs. Ann Klein, Mr. and Mm. F. E. Shafer, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Pollock, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. An derson and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wilson. ... The monthly social meeting of the business and professional wo men's club will be held tomor row evening at eight o'clock In tho chamber of commerce rooms. Dr. and Mrs. Walter II. Brown will be the guests of the club for the evening. Dr. Brown, the re cently appointed county health doctor, will give an outline of his work for the county during the evening. Mies Beryl Holt, chairman of tbe program commit tee, has also promised a musical number for the evening. During the short business meet ing reports will be given by Miss Julia K. Webster, chairman, on the success of the rummage 6ale held in the old G. W. Johnson store last week, and .Miss Gladys W. Steele, chairman of the dance committee, will give the financial report of the dance given by the club In Derby hall on Lincoln's birthday. ... Mrs. C. P. Bishop, Mrs. A. N. Moores and Mrs. Henry J. Bean will be hostesses to a meeting of the Thursday afternoon club at tho C. P. Bishop home on Toura day. V Of Interest throughout the state will be in the reception and ball in the Portland armory Saturday evening given by the officers and ladies of the Oregon national guard stationed In Mult nomah county honoring the twentieth wedding anniversary of Brigadier General and Mra George A. White. The affair promiees to be one of the most elaborate military affairs in the state for a number of years. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Underwood entertained at a charming Val entine party on Saturday evening honoring their niece, Miss Ethel Cotton. Among the guests were Miss Helen Pemberton, Miss Ruth Ha- zelton. Miss Louise Schmidt, Mia Elsie Tucker, Mifs Bessie Tucker, ' Hosiery - In the new shades including Fauve, tJZIjf, Amber, Marquesette, Freckles, Rug- JHi '-l by, Sable, Peau, Chaire, Toreotlor, y .Parchment, Fallow, Palm Beach, j) Griscon, Rosewood, Atmosphere and - 1( Full fashioned Chiffon and service G f 1H? $1.48, $1.75, $1.95 Jjjj jj Sfjfttfai 1 aBaWHLltt Club News Kbr. Phon. It la a noted Yale oarsman. Mies Albert Bohrnstedt, Miss Myrtle Smith, Miss Dorothy Smith, Mies Margaret Coppock, Mies Otillle Sereik, Miss Georgia Krcppela, Miss tollta Robinson, Miss Lorita Robinson, Miss Daphne Underwood. Miss Ethel Cotton, Paul Pemhcrton, Gould Morehouse, Fred Kreppela, Her man Coppock, Donald Good enough, Donald Dixson, Charles Dean, Annette Smith, Reuben 1111 tikcr and the hosts, Faith and Edward Underwood. . The music section of the Salem Arts league will take up a stu ty of Schumann at a meeting tonight at the home of Dr. John R. Sites, 1156 Court street. The meeting will be called to order at 7:30. Sir. and Mrs. W. W. Moore en tertained Informally at dinner on Saturday evening. Primroses formed an attractive centerpiece with covers laid for Dr. and Mrs. B. L. Sleeves, S. B. Elliott, Mies Lucille Moore, Miss Dorothy Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bishop, Klngsley Roberts and Charles Kay Bishop motored to Portland Sunday to attend tbe birthday dinner given in honor of Clarence Bishop by Mrs. Bishop. They were also guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy uishop. ... The Hal Hlbbard auxiliary Spanish War Veterans will hold their monthly social meeting at the home of Mrs. W. E. Hanson 990 north Fifth street, on Frlduy afternoon commencing at 2:3J. The West Side circle of the Jason Lee aid society will meet on Friday at 2:30 at tbe home of Mrs. Richard Erickson, 1550 north Liberty street. The south circle of the First Christian church will meet to morrow afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. F. A. Phllpot, at her home at 1160 south Liberty street. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, rSALEM, OREGON Red Hill Club Is Formed The Red Hill Birthday club met one evening last week at "Twin Hills Farm." the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brownlec. During a short business meetinc "Red Hill" was the permanent name chosen for the club by the committee composed of represent atives from tbe Roeedale, Sunny- side and Falrx'ew districts. Various games anil stunto slg. niticant of tha Valentine season occupied the guests. Valentine-' were distributed to the group. During the refreshment hour Mrs. Brownlee cut and served a lovely Valentine cake at one end of the long dining table. At tbe opposite end of the table Mr. Brownlee cut his birthday cake. In the group were Mr. and Mrs. Frick, Mr. and M.-s. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Blinston, Mr, and Mrs. Bloom, Mr. and Mrs. Bogle, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, Mr. and Mrs. D. Needham. Mr. and Mrs. Roy V, Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Dyer, Mr. and Mrs. Mc Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Barnett. Mr. and Mrs. Heckart, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Alexander and the hosts. Mr. and Mrs. hobert Brownlee. ' One of the most charming Val entine parties of the sea son was given at the John J. Karat home on Saturday evening when Miss Anna Karst was hostess to twenty eight of the younger set After gathering the Karst home early In the evening the group later enjoyed several hours of dancing at Al- klre's. Later they returned for gamee and a dainty supper served the dining room festive with Valentine decorations. In tha group were Miss There sa Albrlch, Miss Mary Heenan. Miss Mardette Heenan, Mlsa Leah Suing, Miss Kathryn Savage, Miss Clara Oehoer, Miss Honora Reldy, Mies Gladys Redding, Mies Rose Hughes, Miss Gladys Suing, Miss Pauline Patterson, Miss Margaret Van Vleet, Charles Redding, Mar tin Redding, Henry Barr, Cyril Suing, Clarke Lee, Clark Jack son, Ronald Frizzell, Charles Boelene, Herbert Hughes. Gerald Suing, Jknieo Evanoff, Melvln Bo ley. nn, Thomas Uarsland and the hostess, Mies Karst. For the purpose of organizing sewing etrclea Daughters of Vet erans will meet tomorrow after noon at two o'clock at tbe home of Mrs. F.'L. Waters. 1599 State street. All Daughters are asked to attend. Mrs.-. E. Elliott. Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs. B. E. Edwards. Mrs. Harry Johnson and Mrs. Aria Martin will form the receiving line at a colonial tea at which tho women of the Central Con gregational church will enter tain the women of the Firet Con gregational church In the churcn parlors tomorrow. At a meeting of the Sunday school board of the First MetU- odist church at the home of Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Findley last night tha special guests were Rev. and Mrs. Blaine E. Kirkpatrick who will leave shortly tor Chicago to Mothers should tell their daughters of this new way in woman's hygiene XOTHEKStcyaretiincdieir tuugarxn ox t-uxex trie new waf m woman a personal hygiene now employed by 5 milliftq women. Kotex la a sanitary pad made of orKT-abaocbcnt Celhjcocton. It ab locbs tnstanriy 16 times its own weight In moisture. It Is 5 tunes as absorbent as cotton. Each Kotex pad b In Itself an CBXUCOTTON PRODUCTS OCX. KOT6X D.BODOR1ZED Turn a can of M: J-B bottom op See that seal Id the center? That's an important M-J- B feature.; Now act the can top op. Cut the seat What a wealth of aroma what a flood of flavor greets your senses I Here, you say, Aaofall because of our patented vacuum process 'a process invented and owned by M- J-B. 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