Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, March 30, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, MABA yi i ..iAfT MARCH 30, 1925 tftm; UArTl'AL JOUKNAU SALEM. UKtiUUN PAGE THREE Society and Club News Edited by Kosalia Keber. Pnona Hi Mrs. Green Honored at Bridge Tea Mrs. Lewie flretn (Nellie Row land) whose marriage in Everett, Washington, watt an event of lnfc month, was the inspiration of a delightful bridge tea at whirh Miss Dorothy Patterson entertain ed in her home on Saturday af ternoon. Outfits of the afternoon were Mrs. Green, Mrs. Karl Hecke, Mrs. Beryl Adam, Mm. Dwight Quis enberry. Mm. Richard Slater. Mm. Claude Stensloff. Mrs. Lewie Griffith. Mm. Frederick Decke bach, Mifls Amelia Babcock, Mies Josephine Raumgartner, Mmw Lu cille Moore and Miss Prudence Patterson. Mra. Don Byrd returned yes terday to her home in Portland after spending several days of last week as the guest of friends and relatives. Several delightful affairs were given for Mm. Byrd. On Wednesday Mrs. Richard Sla ter entertained at a bridge tea honoring Mra. Byrd. Guests of Mm. Slater were Mm. Byrd, the honor guest, Mrs. Prince Byrd, Mrs. Frederick Deck ebach, Mrs. Homer Egan, Mrs. Clifford Farmer. Mra. Gus Hix eon, Mrs. Karl Beckc, Mra. Claude Steiiflloff, Mrs. Donald Youn'f and Mm. Allan Carson. On Friday Mrs. Byrd was hon or gucAt at a luncheon at which. Mrs. Homer Kgan was hostess. Mla Dorothy Jane Hall of Portland, was the week end guest j of Mr. and Mm. Brazier C. Small, i Miss Jessie H. Herrick of Port land, was the we?k end guest of Mm. Eugene Halley. 1 Mies Prudence Patterson re turned Saturday evening to Cor vallis after spending the spring vacation with her mother. Mre. Clara V. Patterson. Miss Patter son is a sophomore and a member of Kappa Alpha Theta. The March committee of the ladies aid society of the Leslie Methodist church was hostess on Friday evening to members of the church in the church parlors, with a program followed by a so cial hour. In charge of the evening were Mrs. H. M. Pemberton, Mra. A. C. Bohrnntedt, Mra. C. A. Arpke and Mra. Fred Scott. Mm. W. F. Mc Call, president of the society, in troduced the chairman. Members of the W. C. T. U. and all those who have worn a white ribbon will meet at the W. C. T. U. hnll tomorrow for a big home cqming meeting. Mrs. F. A. Legge will be hoet em tit is evening in her home at 1499 State etrcet to the Senior Standard Bearers of the First Methodist church. , The formation of a social and study club, to be known as the A. C. S. club was effected by a group of a dozen women who met on Friday at the home of Mrs. Wil liam E. McCarrol on Maple ave nue. It was decided to take up the study courses on local, state and national government sent out by the National League of Women Voters and Mra. W. F. Fargo ex plained the courses briefly. Mrs. Fargo was a special guest at the meeting. Mra C. M. Oglesby was elected president of the new club and Mre. McCarrol will serve ae sec retary and treasurer. The club will meet again on Friday at the McCarrol borne. Mm. Lester Kearns of Portland, spent the week end with her par ents, Mr. and Mm. Walter Buch-ner. The sixth quinquennial conven tion of the International Council, of Women to be held In Washing-; ton. D. C, May 4-14 will be the largest and most important gath ering of women ever held in the world. It Is believed. Delegates representing every civilized coun try of the world will attend. The international council includes in ite membership councils of 36 countries of the world, with a membership of 36,000,000 women The meeting is being held in America for the fimt time at the invitation of the National Coun cil of Women of America, wbich includes 38 of the most represent ative national organizations in the country, with a membership of 12,000.000 women. The Marchioness of Aberdeen. president of the Internitlonal Council of Women, will preside at the session, which will be held in the new Washington auditor ium, which has just been com pleted. Subjects for consideration will be permanent peace. Internation al arbitration. Immigration hnd emigration, education, child vel fare, equal moral ,-irtandards, the industrial position of women and kindred subjects. Many Portland women are plan ning to attend, among them Mrs. Charles Runyon and Miss Adelia Prichard, national president of the Business and Professional Women's federation; Mrs. Julius L. Lou i won, Mra. M. Baruh and Mrs. Horace B. Fischer. Oregon- ian. Chcmoketa chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution will be entertained at a one o'clock luncheon nt the country home of Mrs. Homer Gouley on Saturday. Assisting Mrs. Gouley as hostess es will be Mre. Alton D. Hurley, Mm. John B. Rrkin of Dallas, Mrs. Carey Martin, Mm. Anna Fisher and Mre. E. M. Hoffnell. During the program hour Mm Isaac Lee Patterson will give a paper on Sulgrave Manor, the Washington ancestral home in England. Mm. R. E. Downing is hostess today to the members of the Kound-up club. i mm The You us Married People's claes of the First Baptist church will entertain at an April Fool's party on Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Smither, 880 north Church street, beginning at eight o'clock. A group of clever and unusual games and stunts have been ar ranged by the committee in charge. All young married people will be welcomed to the party. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clemenson and two children, Betty and Bob, and Charles Clemenson, motorists from Loa Angeles, were the Pguosta last week of Mr. and Mra. Charles Oglesby. Salem Girl Reserves at Conference Miss Helen Campbell of Salem, president of the Oregon district of the girl reserves, presided over the state conference held in Van couver, Washington, on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Other dele gates from Salem were Mies Llna Heist, advieor. Miss Minnie Shrode, Mies Rosalie Buren, Miss Gaynelle Beckett, Miss Eloise Wright, Misa Margaret Townsend, Misa Alberta Boh runted t, Mies Marvelle Edwards, Mij Elisabeth Wechter, Miss Jean Campbell, Miss Julia Currie and Mies Hope Crowthcr. Delegates unable to attend were Miss Rosaline Van Winkle, Miss Pauline Welch and Miss Dorothy Hutchason. Chief executive of the confer ence was Miss Ruth Walter of Vancouver. Another Salem girl, Mies Jennelle Vandevort, acted as official song leader of the confer ence. Miss Jean Campbell was ac companist. The conference opened Friday evening. Delegation introductions and presentation of theme of the conference "Light" was made by Mies Walter. At a session Sat urday morning Prof. Charles Shumway, superintendent of schools in Vancouver, gave a short address. Luncheon was served the group at the high school. In the afternoon the high school presented a short musical play for the pleasure of delegates. Election of officers and the decis ion to omit the Oregon conference at Gearhart this year and hold the state conference at Seabeck were the important business items settled during the afternoon ses sion. Miss Beulah Porter of Van couver, was elected president of the Oregon district for the com ing year. Two hundred and fifty girls from Portland, Astoria, Eugene, Mosier, Salem, Vancouver, Forest Grove, Mill Plain, The Dalles, Hillsboro, McMinnvilte and Stay ton attended the conference. Judge and Mrs. Harry Belt spent the week end at their cot tage at Pacific city. The modern tendencies In lit erature, the manner in which lit erature delineate the age, and the method of studying literature were ably presented to a group of interested listeners on Saturday when Barry Cerf, head of the department of modern literature at Reed college, addressed the Sa lem Woman's club at a social meeting at the club houte. It proved to be one of the most in terestiug meetings of the year. Preceding Mr. Cerf's address Miss Helen Poling of Albany, member of the music department of Albany college, sang delight fully "Sacrament and "Silver Ring.' At the close of the pro gram Mictt Poling sang "Trees' and "There is No Death." Accom panying her was Mies Helen Cap Its, of Portland, a gifted pi anist. During the tea hour Mrs. T. G. Hopkins of Albany and Mre. S. P. Kimball dispensed hospitali ties at the tea table. Lovely jon quils and spirea centered tho ta ble, lellow candles were used in crystal holders. Mrs. Georgo G. Brown was hostess in charge. Ae- sisting her were Mra. II. H. Olinger, Miss Margaret Cosper, Mrs. S. P. Kimball, Mm. John Scott. Mm. John Evans, Mm. Paul H aimer. Mrs. S M. Endicott, Mm, D. X. Beechler, Mre. LeUn Mo In tire, Mrs. John Caughill and Mrs. F. W. Durbin. New York, Mar. 28. 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You can give your of fice that up-to-date and prog ressize look that you try so bard to cultivate In other ways. You can cause your employees to take an - added Interest In the office and their work. mm Come to our store and see for yourself the wide assortment of desks, tables and chairs w have to offer. J Vs also carry a full line of sectional book cases and dfsks for borne use, In all fin lanes. Monday Last Day of Inlaid Linoleum Sale Come in and take advantage of the wonderful bargains we offer, before It la too late. JIany good patterns to choose from at 'J9c. Trade in Your Old Desk on a New One Credit Gladly Without Interest SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST I Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for Colds Pain Toothache Neuritis Headache Neuralgia Lumbago Rheumatism Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proven directions. 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Winfield Carburetors Will Do All This and More Provides moolhne of operation, greater power at all speeds slower and more even idling; It is very economical In easollne con-ntnnMnn- atiltl under a positive guarantee. Used with success by many leading race drivers Worlis jujt as effectively on passenger cars and trucks. $20 to $36, accoru- I Ing to car and model. OthlT Standard Mak Carbursfors at Attraction Pricmt OUTSTO Piston Rings The super-service combina tion (Illustrated) will give your motoa a new lease of life you -will And It is an Ideal combination. Per set for one piston any Sl-e $1.15 Peerless lUngs 75o "Oyl-8top" Itlngs $5c Btep-Cut Rings... 15c and 20c (According to tl.) This Week's Special Diamond Adjustable Wrenches Tour tool box la not complete with out on of theM wrenches. The 10 inch size token the place of 9 sizes of solid wrenchos. 1-Inch size. Regular price AQg 10c. (Special HOW (-Inch size. RcRular price CO Go. E pec Lai Vbb 8-inch size. R-gular price 80c. 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The brans 'ore of thin well- i known radiator Is the same type Utrd n Rulcks and ; Willys-Knight. Alkali and I lime wuter will not corrode it. In case of accidental damage, I It Is wry simple to insert re- j pair plug of the same typ ; core. I'rice 116.75 j Master Brakes I You need a set of these eiter- i nnl hrakos on your Ford for safety sake no chatter, no i driving brake band trouble. Heavy duly type price.. S19J0 Flo&t-a-Ford Shock Absorbers A Ford equipped with this shock absorber will ride over the rough cut roddn with lens vibration and absolutely no shocks. I'ricr per set, any model, Is 1 18.50 lUffSlers, per set $ 18.50 Sure Feed Oiling System Plenty of oil for your motor at the front end til the longest up gradeIt Is sure proof against burning out front bearings and scoring front cylinders. mc. Has Apco Oilina Systsm $1-85 JUMBO OIL GAUGE You can tell at a glance how much oil there is in the c?ir. 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