MONDAY, 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. A score
of national organizations that ius
ter health programs and which
have an aggregate membership of
over 10,000,000 are preparing to
celebrate Friday, May 1, as-child
health day again this year.
The organization of the observ
ance Is rapidly being completed
it was announced today by the
American Child Health associa
tion which first suggested the
celebration.
The General Federation of Wo
men's clubs. National Congress
of Parents and Teacher. Ameri
can Red Cross, American Legion,
Boy Scouts of America. Girl
Scouts of America, National Play
ground and Recreation associa
tion. National Athletic Federa
tion, National Tuberculosis asso
ciation. National Child Welfare
association, Life Extension Insti
tute and others are at work on
May day plans.
These associations. It was stat
ed, are working in close harmony
wttn public health authorities.
most of the state chairmen for the
occasion being officers of several
state health departments. The
United States public health serv
ice, the children's bureau of the
department of labor, the exten
sion service of the department of
agriculture and other federal
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Rheumatism
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Herbert Hoover, president of
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VEEDOL OIL
Will aolvo the lubrication
problems of your motor
and It is economical. Medium
or heavy, per Kullon can $1.26
6-saUon can 95.50
JUMBO GREASE GUN
Handles all rrrades of oil and
arcane. Price $2.45
Other grease euna 45c to $2.50
ALEMITE FITTINGS
We carry a complete line ol
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GREASE AND OIL CUPS
8c to 25c eac4i
8PRING-EEZ
s-oz. can ..it 80c
-pt. enn 60c
1-pt can $1.00
SPRING LEAF SPREADER
t slzea $1J5 and $1.86
The success or failure of the operation
and performance of your car depends
largely upon your carburetor.
Docs it take care of the variations in tempera
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ly and positively at all speeds? Docs it respond
immediately when quick acceleration is de
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Btep-Cut Rings... 15c and 20c
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Diamond Adjustable Wrenches
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Cooper Cut-Out
It positively cuts the muffler
out, causes discharge gas to
pass outward at an .easy
angle makes your motor
"peppy." May be had with
foot pedal, which makes it
convenient for the driver to
use. Prices: $2.50 to $4.85,
according' to size and car.
Foot pedals, 25c extra.
Swing Spout Oiler
A funnel and measure all In
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Quart size $2.70
2 -quart size
we feature in our Ford Department
BULLDOG ACCELERATORS
It is much easier to drive a
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the action Is positive. I'rice
of the Hull Hog Accelerator,
complete with footrest, I $1.35
WILLIAMS FOOT
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Two Models, each.. $1.40, $25
Standard Accelerator, 95o
' McKinnon Radiators
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Heavy duly type price.. S19J0
Flo&t-a-Ford Shock
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A Ford equipped with this shock
absorber will ride over the rough
cut roddn with lens vibration and
absolutely no shocks. I'ricr per
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lUffSlers, per set $ 18.50
Sure Feed Oiling System
Plenty of oil for your motor at
the front end til the longest up
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mc. Has
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JUMBO OIL GAUGE
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Flood Water Pumps
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Ond that It pumps a radiator
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that the car is runnlnsr keeps
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Price, complete $2.95
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