Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, April 27, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, APRIL 27, 1925. " '01 THE CAPITAL' JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON Society m Club News Edited by Rosalia Keber, Pbon. SI Autochrome Plates to Be Exhibited An opportunity to see auto ehroines, or lantern elide plates by wblch direct color photogra phy 1 accomplished, will be ot tered the Salem public tomorrow evening In the program which the Salem Arts league wilt give at the pnblic library. Robert Paul us, practically the only amateur photographer in the northwest actually engaged in auto chrome making at present, will show bis collection of plates before the league meeting, anu will explain the Intricacies of. the taking and developing. Autochrome enthusiasts are very rare, says Mr. Paulus. and he finds it extremely difficult to se cure supplies. He says that al though a number of people have experimented with the process and have had results ranging from poor to very good, because of the difficulties and expense connected with this hoppy they have not continued It. It does not require a special camera to take these pictures merely a specially colored glass, known as a color screen, to put over the lens to hold back the blue and violet rays which are stronger than the other colors and affect the films much more readily. Of course the Impres sions are made on special plates made in a manufacturing plant. Autochromes are exposed very much longer than ordinary pic tures and the development of the plates Is an extremely delicate and painstaking affair. Mr. Paul us says that he takes most of bis pictures before eight in the morn tng as usually the air Is more still early in the morning. In addition to exhibiting his plates Mr. Paul as will explain the process of their making In his appearance before the league meeting tomor row evening. The meeting will be open to the public The department of public wel fare of the Oregon Federation of Women's clubs, of which Miss Grace Phelps Is chairman, has arranged a three day institute tor this week, ending with na tional child health day. Friday. The Institute, sessions of which wll' be held from 10 to 12 In tbe morning and from 2 to 4 in the ! afternoon, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, will be held In the central library, with prominent speaxers on Health subjects con tributing. I The Portland Women's club Jwlll be hostess organisation for the Wednesday sessions of the in- Etitute, the Council of Jewieh Wo len for the Thursday sessions and the Junior league for the Fri day sessions. ' Topics to be covered during the Institute Include the work of the division of public health, that of the division of anti-narcotics, dls "'led children's hospital and edu ational service. Indian wel fare and child welfare. The Fri day program will devote both morning and afternoon sessions to child welfare and wllUnclude a ' dy of the Doernmecher child-en's hospital project and visits ii,.. Mnrnnnm hill hosnital cen ter and the Bhrine hospital. Oregon ian. I ; The membership committee of be local Y. W. C. A. will meet In he Y. W. rooms tomorrow after oon at two thirty. Mrs. Frank Inn is chairman and the follow ig are Included on the commlt : Mrs. J. C. Nelson, Mrs. W. . Steusloff, Mrs. C. V. McKelvey, rs. F. . Erickson, Mrs. W. D. arke, Mrs. H. V. Compton. Mrs. orge H. Allen, Mrs. E. E. Ling. Frank Myers, Mrs. A. C. rry and Mrs. Oeorge Hug. Vmong the delightful dinner tics preceding and the supper tics following tne junior uu.iu re in Crystal Gardens on Fri- evenlng was the supper party which Miss Nell Thlelsen was ess An attractive centerpiece uiMirod with Solomon Seal in lver basket. Oreen candles I used In crystal holders. Isa Thlelsen's guests were Mr. Mrs. Rex Sanford. Mr. and AMan Carson, Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey and Mr. Cook. 1 e of the most Interesting m of the mid-week was the d dance given by tbe Phoe hib at tbe Illabee country to Saturday evening. More fifty couples wcro guests of boenix club. I Is are rapidly assuming e shape for the part that will play In the observance ilonal Music week. On Tues enlng May (, two Tiundred Ifty Salem musicians will t a program at the armory. If air Is being sponsored by lem branch of tbe state mu- chers association. Judge and Mrs. George M. Brown entertained the Cosmopol itan club In their borne on Fri day evening. Russian, Filipino Japanese and Chinese atudents on thj Willamette campus were In cluded in the group. During the evening an enjoyable program was given consisting of musical numbers by a Filipino quet. Ced ric Chang read some of bis writ ings, Jacob Krokar told of hie ex periences while a student In Rus sia and bis reasons for coming to America, Leland Chapln who will leave for China upon his gradu ation, gave a short talk and the program closed by a brief talk by Judge Brown. In addition to the students spe cial guests of Judge and Mrs. Brown were Prof, and Mrs. S. B. Laughlln, Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Franklin and Miss Lillian Annie- gate. Alpha Chi To Sponsor Program Alumnae members of Alnha Chi Omega, national sorority and iormeny a musical sorority solely. will glye a MacDowell program at the home of Mrs. Claudius Thayer on north Capitol street on Wednesday evening. Assisting Mrs. Thayer as hostesses will be Mrs. G. F. Chambers and Mrs. Monroe Gilbert. Mrs. Martin Fereshetlan Is In charge of the program. The Alpha Chi Omega mothers will be the honor guests. The opening program numbers will be three vocal solos by Mrs. Monroe Gilbert "Robins Singing In the Maple Tree." "Confidence" and "In the Woods." Miss Maimi Victor will follow with a paper on Mrs. Edward MacDowell, wife of the great composer, and her work 'h the Petcrboro colony. Mrs. Martin Fereshetlan, so prano, will give four numbers. "Long Ago Sweetheart Mine," Deserted," "Slumber Song" and Thy Beaming Eyes." Mrs. Carl Pope Will give a paper on the Star Studio, the bouse maintained by tbe national council of Alpha Chi Omega at the Peterboro set tlement for artists. A .woman's quartet composed of Mrs. Monroe Gilbert, Mrs. W. P. Babeock and Mrs. C. K. Spauldlng. will give several numbers. Mrs. Gilbert will also give a group of three piano numbers, "Old Love Story," "Will O'Wisp" and "From au Indian Lodge. A paper on the MacDow ell colony will be given by Miss Amelia Babeock and Miss Doro thea Steusloff will give another paper dealing with Alpha Chi Onega's contribution to litera ture and art through the Mac Dowell colony. Dr. John R. Sites will give as a cello eolo. To a Wild Rose," and a vocal solo "The Sea." Following the regular program Mrs. Thayer will play a number of her MacDowell records on ber Vlctrola. A most charming affair for a number of members of the Eugene Daughters cf the Nile club was the bridge luncheon for which they were entertained on Wed nesday by the Roseburg club of the Daughters of the Nile. The event was given In the Indian room of the Umpqua ' hotel In Roseburg, The table was beauti fully arranged, wisteria and tu lips being used. After tbe luncheon the party went to the home of Mrs. Nathan Futlerton for a musical program and afternoon of bridge. Eu gene Guard. Glub Social Meeting On Saturday Reports of the county federa tion meeting at Aurora, a talk by Rev. Martin Fereshetlan on "American Mysticism," Interest ing musical numbers, and a de lightful tea hour following the program made the April social meeting of the Salem Woman's club In the clubhouse on Satur day afternoon one of the most in teresting of the entire year. Mrs. Charles K. Spauldlng. club president, called for re ports from tbe following dele gates at the county meeting: Mrs. Harry J. Wiedmer on "Ed ucation;" Mrs. W. F. Fargo on "Federation Extension." and Mrs. W. I. Staley on "Legisla tion." Earl Kennel, accompanied by Miss Mildred Jaeger at the piano and Mrs. P. H. Brown on the vio lin, sang three numbers. Includ ing two encores. Following Mr. Fereshetian's talk an Instrument al trio, including Miss Margaret Kaster, violin, Peter Foelkl, cello, and Robert Alexander, pi ano, gave two numbers. A French bouquet centered the tea table and Mrs. Joseph Baum gartner and Mrs. C. K. Spauld lng poured. Assisting about were Mrs. Walter J. Kirk, Mrs. Herbert L. Stiff, Mrs. Wilson Darby, Mrs. O. W. Shand. Mrs. W. B. Mott, Mrs. Bliss Darby. Mrs. Frank Myers, Mrs. C. B. Webb. Mrs. George White. Mrs. A. F. Marcus and Mrs. U. G. Boyer. The next meeting of the club which will be held the second Saturday In May will be a busi ness meeting with election of of ficers for the coming year. The May social meeting will close club activities until next Ian. Mrs. Harry Keeney and Miss Myrtle Pelker motored to Corval- lls on Friday afternoon to attend the Alpha XI Delta founders' day bauuuet In the O. A. C. tea room, Alpha Delta and Alpha Lambda chapters at O. A. C. and tne urn- versity of Oregon celebrated the event Jointly at Corvallis. Mrs. E. E. Fisher of Salem, will preside during the Thursday af ternoon session of the three day convention which will be held in Portland by the department of public welfare of the Oregon Fed eration of Women's clubs this week. Mrs. Grace Phelps, chair man of tbe department, Is In charge of the entire affair. ... Members of Chadwlck chapter, Order of the Eastern Star will be the special guests at the eight o'clock meeting of the McMInn ville chapter tonight. A number of local folk are planning to ma- to.- over for the affair. Mrs. A. N. Fulkerson, county school superintendent, will gave an address at the meeting of the Lincoln-McKlnley parent teacher association in the Lincoln school tomorrow evening beginning at 7:30. Musical numbers by T. O. McKcnile will also bo Included on the program. Mrs. Clifford El gin Is In charge of the refreshments. a Tbe Woman's Benefit associa tion of tbe Maccabees will spon sor a benefit card party In the W. O. W hall on Wednesday evening. The women of the Oak Grove grange will sponsor a cooked food sale In the Southern Pacific ticket offices on north Liberty street on Saturday, May 2. Members of Chadwlck chap ter. Order of the Eastern Star. will meet at the Masonic Temple tomorrow afternoon for a social meeting. The commutes In charge includes, Mrs. Ida Babeock, Mrs. Hazel Gillette, Mrs. Louisa Beat ty. Mrs. Cordelia Cupper, Mrs. Josle LaFore, Mrs. Mabel Moore. Mrs. Carrie Payton. Mrs. Beth Reinhart and Mrs. Nellie Mur ray. The annual "get together" at St. Paul's parish bouse tomorrow evening will commence with a BEAUTIFY IT WITH "DIAMOND DYES" T w K CI fit St. I Hi L I Ml Jo M, Ha ! sn Uitiseptic Liquid Zemo is one remedy that seldom fails tching torture and relieve skin I, and that makes the skin soft, healthy. ruRgist can supply you with hich generally overcomes skin Eczema, I ten. Pimples, Rashes, rts, in most case give way to tquently, minor blemishes dis emight Itching usually ftopi Zemo is a sale, antiseptic liq ay be applied at any tune, (or ,ihow. Trial bottle 35c large I Zrmo Ointment is recoro- nighttime use. 50c Zemo septic and bealtog. 2SC Perfect home dyeing and tint Ing is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes. 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Rehearsals are being held reg ularly for the group ot plays whirs will be given by tbe Y. P. 3. of St. Paul's church on May 8. PAGE FIVE TEA OmngcVekot Only a masterful blending of choice garden teas could produce such rare flavor and fragrance. And , only volume production could keep it so tow4n-pr.ee. Try it! Mre. P. H. Raymoad of San rr an Cisco, la v tat ting relatives and friend In Salem. - lire. J. E. Allison of Eugene, 1b the guest tjt several days of her two sisters, Mrs. Frank E. ilrown and Mrs. David Craven, Baby Loves A Bath With Cuticura Soap I3D Free 10-day Test Ve the Coupon Here is the way to glistening teeth that dentists now advise It removes that dingy film from your , teeth. It clears cloudy teeth. Start beau tifying your teeth today why watt? MODERN science now tells ai how to clean and brighten dingy teeth. A new Way widely urged by leading dentists of the world. Different in formula, action and effect, it docs what no other method has jet attained removes and com bats, without harsh grit, the dangerous film that covers teeth and which old type dentifrices do not fight successfully. Sua your tongue across your teeth. You will feel that film. Under it are the prettier, whiter teeth you envy in others. If yoa combat that film your teeth will quickly glisten in a way thai will delight you. Ask your druggist for a tube of Pepso dent. Results will amaze you. Tho fYMf enemy of tmmth Film is the great enemy ot tooth beauty. And a chief cause, according - to world's dental authorities, of pyorrhea and most tooth troubles. It dings to teeth, gets into crevices and stays. Germs by the millions breed in it. It holds food in contact with teeth, inviting the acid that causes decay. You can't have prettier, whiter teeth; you can't have healthier teeth unless you com bat that film. Hail the coupon now. Don't expect the same results from old type dentifrices. Begin beautifying your teeth tody. I tub" PFreonRiuT rnMPAiCv'4 ""' a"" ScndtD THE PEPSODENT COMPAM" , Bee 400, 1104 8. Wabash AvcChlcago, III., Omlr on. tab. t. flunUr. fete .Thm l rw lW yarn sr ytm U bmby a toaa ettW d tkU tMV H fyou Just 'Know thtfrc Well- TM.M.M Iut ycurtrlf J Ubj wll tad km CONSTIPATION means MELANCHOLY and DISEASE Melancholy for the Mother, disease for the Child! The. responsibility of the mother does not end with properly clothing and feeding the baby. Her own health is directly reflected in the little one, and the poisons bottled up in her body by constipation transfer themselves to the innocent child and too often result in serious sickness. Mother's bowels should act at least twice a day, and baby's bowels more frequently. Physicians agree on this subject. Dr. Caldwell's SYRUP PEPSIN . The Family Laxative relieves constipation. It is a pure, harmless, gentle combination of Eptian senna, ;epsin and aroma tics in liquid form that opens up the bowels, and promotes and encourages Nature to perform her proper functions. No. doctor could give you a better laxative than this one of Dr. Caldwell's which has been used for over thirty years. faSIIPATJ&rf HE TAKE iKCAimrars sthippepsm As Pleasing, Easy and Effective For Mother as For Baby It b mild and wholly tne bom opMes or tweaks. Because it Is so pMaamnt to take, tables snd children like it, and it should be in the medkini cheat of very family ioe instant us. Monthan 10,000.000 bottles used annually prave ks eflecuvenca. It la hU .fwywk.f aMdldM la sole uaiMimtMd. TryHatwrfaau Ymt Srasstet will ntm rwaMfj Uk tails PEPSIN STUUP CO MP AMY still C-T-C sales mount upward FROM Los Angeles, Salt Lake, Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma, Port' land, San Francisco .... everywhere in the West .... come reports of in creasing C-T-C sales! In 1924, the number of re taildealeraaeUingC-T-Cinade a tremendous Increase 120 per cene gain over 1923. And still C-T-C sales mount upward 1 It looks as though unquestionably 1925 sales will at least double those of 19241 The reason? Engineers be hind C-T-C arc keeping their promise 1 They came West from Akron, where they held high executive positions, to huud even a better tire In the West, Motorist say they have done It, We shall be glad to give to expert information about your tires, and if you need them put on C-T-C"s either bal loon, semi-balloons, heavy duty cords or oversize cords I "Qualifjr vAU never be sacrificed to mtxt a prior" Columbia Tire Corporation . T. C. FACTORY BRANCH 447 COt'ltT STIIEET IRA JOUCKXSrV MAItlO.N Al'TOMOrm.F. CO. SAI.KM At'TOMOHII.R t'O. VALl.tV MOTOlt CO. DAM.AR: P. J. Walton PKATI M: I'ratnm Mi-rrantlle Co HILVKtlTON: Krrd I'nlKiff STA1TO.V; retc-r IX'larlrh Kt I1I.IMITV: I'. A. Illltrr FALLS CITY K. P. Umwn MOXMOCTH :Graliam It Calbraatl MONITOR: I. P. Jrsvn HCOTT3 MILKS: 1. M. Grostionc WKST fcTAYTOX: Tbos. It. MeCI'llan MT. AN'tiKL: Win. Predeck WOOimlll.V: Ceo, Dorr UcCOV: i. F. Ilouk Hand-built Full Balloons -tm. Balloons Keavy-Diaty Cord Ovcraaat Cords CHILD HEALTH WEEK And MAY DAY To Be Observed April 27 to May 2 Ot ybar Copie ot thaam Publiaaioat of the cAmerican Child Health Association Hnvbert Woovr r fsUnt " The Mothercraft Series will be given away free during Child Health Week. Please call for your copy at Infant's section. Cooperating with American Child Health Ass'n Salem'i Leading Department 8tore i