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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1925)
TUESDAY,. APRIL 28, 1925 .THE CAPITAL JOURNAL,. SALEM. OREGON PAGE FIVE Society and Club News Edited by Rosalia Kebcr, Phona 12 Elaborate Dance Given Last Night Darby ball waa never more beautiful than It waa laat night when Mrs. Will Hamilton, Mrs. W. T. Greer and Mrs. P. A. Elkar entertatne at a formal spring dance. Tbe Japaneeo garden let ting waa enhanced by the doiena and dozena of wicker basket, fernerlee and . hupre Jardiniere filled with purple iris, pink tulips and bridal wreath that filled ev ery nook and cranny. The orches tra waa literally banked with Iris and tulips. Tbe soft lights filter ing1 through the ceiling of pink atreamera and huge Japanese urn brellaa aprcad to their full width qnly eeenieil to accentuate the beauty of the frocks and gowne worn by the dance. The room adjoining tbe main ball room was attractively and comfortably transformed Into a large living room. Floor lamps, large chaira and dlvana. Oriental rugs, secured an effect that was moat attractive. Following the dance the guests were taken to the Gray Belle where Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. Greer and Mra. Eiker were hostesses at a charming aupper party. Here the pastel color plan waa carried out with blue Iris, dainty color ed tullpa and bridal wreath plac ed In crystal holders. Blue and yellow and pink candlea were need In crystal holders. A hundred prominent Salem people were the guests at the af fair which was one of the lovliest of the entire year. Mrs. Marian Derby was elect ed president of the Past Matrons' association at a meeting held at the home of Mrs. James Godfrey on Friday evening. Mre. Amos Vacs was chosen vice president and Mrs. Cordelia Cupper waa re elected secretary. Mrs. Derby succeeds Mrs. W. Carlton Smith aa president of the association. Mrs. E. T. Barnes Is the guest In Seattle of her daughter, Mrs. Wlllard Seton Kaufman. Mrs. Barnes will be with Mrs. Kauf man until she recovers from a recent Injury to her knee. a a a Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Clifford spent the week end at Neskowln, Aa their guests they entertained Prof, and Mrs. J. A. Batcbellor and their four children of Corval- lla. In a program which will be riven In the high school auditor ium tonight at eight o'clock, Sa lem people will have the oppor tunity to hear the musical num- bera which won tour first prizes, a number of second and thirds for the Salem high school when they entered the state high school music contest at Forest Grove re cently. All of the numbers which were entered at the contest will be given In the program tonight. Miss Lena Belle Tartar Is direct or of mu6lc In the high school. - Mrs. Thomas B. Kay has enter ed the Portland Medical hospital for treatment. Her many friends will be happy to hear that the trip to Portland waa taken with out any ill orfecta to Mrs. Kay. a a a Dr. and Mre. D. D. Young and children. Dr. and Mrs. T. E. Fors- ter, Kenneth Richardson. Mrs. L. Garretson and little granddaugh ter, Geraldene Sumner, all of Portland, were the Sunday guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Gotrrlcr. Mrs. Young, Mrs. Forster and Mrs. Garret60n are sisters of Mrs. Coffrler. a Mra. M. E. Gunnel), Miea Kath ryn Gunnell, Mr. Prescott, Mr, and Mrs. Trover, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cronise, J. O. Brown and J. A. Brockman motored to Me- Mlnnvllle on Saturday to attend the monthly meeting of the Wil lamette valley photographers' as sociation. Following a banquet a the Yamhill hotel the meeting waa called to order at the Trul linger atudlo by the association nrcsldent. Miss Kathryn tiun aell. It was reported that ninety percent of the valley photograph ars are now members of the asso ciation. The president of the Pa clflc international association. D Perry Evans of Portland, made a brief talk on the plans tor the San Francisco convention. What the association Is doing in Port land waa outlined by Jacob Cam ler, president of the Portland commercial photographers, l n aext meeting will-be held In Til lamook on May 23. The country home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wright on the Pacific highway was the seen, of a most pleasant gathering on Saturday evening when ceventy five of their friends met to honor Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mulkey (Eunice Robinson) who returned recently from a trip to southern Califor nia. Mr. and Mrs. Mulkey were married at the Wright home on March 31. Tba affair was ako the last spring dance which will be given at the Wright home. Dancing was enjoyed until a late hour when a supper was carv ed. Guests of the evening were M r. and Mra. Mulkey. Mr. and Mra. S. C. Klghtllnger, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blgler. Mr. and Mrs. George Elcbe, Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Eaton, Mr. and Mra. Barbow. Mr. and Mra. William Bean. Mr. and Mre. Frank Vincent, Mr. and Mm. Frank Davis, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Starkey, Mr. and Mra. H. Weum. Sir. and Mm. H. R. Burke. Mr. and Mrs. W. Pillett. Mr. and Mrs. G. Roeenbaum. Mr. and Mrs. W. Zinn, Mr. and Mrs. E. Can field, Mr. and Mrs. Frank She reck, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kaya, Mr. and Mra. C. O. Harrison, Mr. and Mra. John Schutt, Mr. and Mrs. N. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. A. McCoy and family, Mr. and Mre. Patrick Burns of Rickreall, Mrs. A. Gles. Mrs. Elaine Townsend, Mrs. Rae Lee, Mies Edith Wilson. Miss Grace Sellers, Misa Mary Barbow, Miss Margaret Burna, Miss Bessie Pillett. Miss Theresa Smith, Miss Neva Starkey, Miss Marjorle Schmltt, Miss Kather- n Gels. Mies Vivian Burke. Miss Myrtle Burke, O. Roeenbaum, Mr. Thompson, L. E. Wlllard, Earl Chlckerlng, Alvm Davis, W. E. Noah, Parker Gels, 'William Keene, Elmer Burns. Lloyd Wright. Charles Pillett, Melvln Pillett, John Minner and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Mulkey are spending part of thie week with menus in Eugene. They will be at home in Salem after May 1 a a The Carnation club will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. C. Devoe, 265 north Seventeenth street. a a Robert Paulus will exhibit his collection of autochromes, lantern slide plates of direct color pho tography, at a public meeting of the Salem Arts league In the pub lic library tonight at eight clock. a a The Women's Benefit associa tion of the Maccaoees will spon sor a card party In the W. 0. W. ball tomorrow evening. a a a Mies Lucille Moore, a student at O. A. C. spent the week end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. lioore. Another guest at the Moore home was Misa Dean Smith of San Bernardino. Cali fornia, who la an Alpha Chi Ome ga sorority sister of Miss Moore. a a Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wlllett spent Sunday and Monday with friends In Portland. BABY USED CRY JUJ JIG oa Face and limbs. Cuticura Heals. PlmpWe broke oat on the side or my baby am s wee ana mist on bar limbs. Tbey kched something terrible and aba wad to scratch them eaaalnc tbe trouble to spread, sod also Irrttaud K. Hat clctblng aggravaud tbe breaking out on her Umbo and aba ased to ay aboal all night. "I read an advertisement for CoUcora oaf) and Ointment sad MM (oc a free sample. 1 fwenasea more, and after nttng one and a half boxes of Ointment and one caka of Soap she waa healed.'' ISamed) Mrs. twania out.c7urn, 4SJ9 W. 119th St., Wen Park, Ohio. Aof . 11. IM4. Uaa CoUcora for all toilet ewposea. . lSTrailai rij-r Mrs. Hofer Entertains Bridge Club A group of prominent Salem women were the gueeta of Mrs. R. M. Hofer yesterday when she entertained tfie Monday bridge club at bridge and tea in ber home. Lovely yellow tulips were used In baskets and bowls about the living rooms of the Hofer home. Special guests of Mra. Hofer and the club were Mrs. David Eyre. Mrs. Hal D. Patton, Mrs. William Bell and Mra. Holllster D. MrGuire of Oakland, Califor nia. The guest prize was won by Mrs. Eyre. Club members In the groun. some of whom came In only at ins lea hour, were Mra. Harry Hawkins, Mre. Fritz Slade, Mrs. T. A. Roberts, Mrs. Curtis Cross, Mre. Conuell Dyer, Mra. Prince Byrd, Mrs. Arthur Rahn. Mra. Hugh McCammon, Mra. Ercel Kay Mre. Frank Sneare, Mra. Keith Powell, Mra. Dan J. Fry, Jr., and the hostess. Mrs. Hofer. Mrs. Spears will be hostess to the club next Monday. a a The home concert of the Wil lamette university women's glee club will ba given tomorrow night In Waller hall. The concert Is tbe last of an active season for the club, nd will be featured by a number of new Ideas introduc ed into the program and setting. Several weeks ago the organiza tion took an extended tour up the Columbia river and Into wash lngton, taking two weeka for the trip and being pronounced a de cided attraction wherever the club appeared. Tomorrow evening's program will consist, aside from ensemble numbers, of instrumental and vo cal solos, and a stunt entitled "Dutch Love," by Miss Trleta Wcnger and Miss Aldeane Smith. Miss Sadie Jo Read will give an entertaining reading. Miss Helen Sellg, well known locally for her violin playing, will play several attractive numbers on her Inetru- ment. Misa Fay Sparks and Miss Gladys Mclntyre, both of whom graduated from the Willamette school of music this year, will sing 6olos. Solos will also be sung by Miss Trlsta Wenger, Misa Fay Spauldlng and Mtss Aldeane Smith. Miss Mildred Grant Is ac companist for the club. The concert will begin at 8 p. m. a a Mrs. Alice Reeves was hostess to a most Interesting meeting of chapter AB of the P. E. O. els terhood last night when ehe en tertained In her home. Attractive spring flowers were arranged about the living rooms tor the occasion. During the program hour Grace Osburn read a paper on the Ideals of the P. E. O. sisterhood. Miss Grace Elisabeth Smith gave sev eral vocal solos. Members In the group were Dr. Mary C. Rowland, Mra. T. E. He- Croakey. Mrs. Barrett. Mra. L. N. Myers, Misa May Rauch, Mra. Alice Thompson, Dr. Angle Mc- Culloeh, Mrs. Grace Osburn. Miss Grace Elizabeth Smith, Mrs. Har ry Styles, Mrs. W. D. Smith and the hostess, Mrs. Reeves. The aext meeting of the chap ter will be held Monday, May 11, at tba home of Mrs. Harry M. Styles. It will ba a Mother's day meeting. a a a The Salem branch of the state musle teachers' association will meet tomorrow evening at the home, of Mrs. Harry Styles. a a a The Woman's Alliance of th Unitarian church will meet Fri day afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. B. P. Taylor, 1996 State street. The members and friends of St. Paul'a church will gather at the parish houss on Chemeketa street this evening at :30 for a supper and social entertainment. These quarterly atfaira are most enjoy able. a Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Graham en tertained the Happy Corner card club In their home on Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Olaen as special guests. Five ta bles of 500 hundred were played with Mrs. E. J. Tucker and W. Johnson winning high scores Consolation awards went to Mrs. nni Simons and P. Hunt. Club members In the group were Mr. and Mra. P. Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Van Oedol, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Ackerman, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Peterson, Mr. and Mre. I. A. Persons, Mr. and Mrs. 1.. J. T'icker, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. A. Poehrlnger, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roberts, Mrs. Anna Slmmona and th; hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Graham. a a More than sixty members of Chadwick chapter. Order of the Eastern Star, motored to McMlnn- villa last night where they were the guests of tho McMinnvllle hapter. Members of the chapter t Newberg, Amity and Dayton were- also guests of the McMinn vllle chapter last night Beauti ful drill work was presented by the hostess group and special mu- Always A Successful Dessert Because It Jells Well CCORES of tempting diih- et every one a delight are made with Jell-well. Six delicious fruit flavors for your choice. And Red-Box Jell-well it always tucceatful, because it always jdli mil. No fail ures, never doubt about this dessert. We use only the purest gelatine it is possible to ob tain. Note its flavory frag rance when tbe hot water badded. Try Jell-well and tee. Vou'll serve it often then. Pure, certified colors make this dessert at (jood to look at as it it to eat. And it's dainty and healthful after hearty meal. Make toy of the six flavors plain at Ant. See how delicious and clear Jell-weil it. Then add fruit, for variety. You can serve many combinations that will make Jell-well for dessert fa vorite in your borne. Your grocer has Tted-Bov Jell well. Choose any of the six fla vorsto see how good we snake thai dessert. RED-BOX leal- 'numbers were arranged. Following the meeting tha entire group was entertained at a ban quet. The meeting waa held In the McMinnvllle Masonic Tempts and the banquet waa served In the dining room of the temple. ... a a The April silver tea of the ladles' social circle of tha Cen tral Congregational church will ba held Thursday afternoon In the church parlors. Hostesses of the afternoon will be Mrs. J. N. Rob ertaon, Mra. A. M. Reed, Mra. Coatea, Mra. Elbert Powtll and Mra. G. E. Terwllllger. a From Paris comes the word that Mr. and Mrs. Arllne Goye of Salem, a-e guests at the Hotel Clarldge there. a The West Salen, urns of Mra. Ernest Peterson was the scene of delightful affair yesterday when Mrs. Peterson entertained the Community bridge club. Spe cial guests of the afternoon were Mrs. William Marshall, Mrs. Corydon Blodgett and Mrs. Ar thur Utley. Fleur de lis and Scotch broom were attractively arranged about tha rooms. High bridge acoro of the afternoon waa won by Mra. Corydon Blodgett. Club ru'embere who wer guests of Mrs. Peter son were Mrs, James Imlah, Mrs. C. C. Chaffee. Misa Nellie Taylor. Mra. Lou Grote, Mia. C. C. Page, Mrs. M. C. Petteys and Mrs. N. P. Adams. Yesterday was the last regu lar meeting of the year. The tln- US sTTellV" v' mars 25 Ounces for 25c V Use less than of higher priced brands WHY PAY MORE? THE GOVERNMENT USED MILLIONS OF POUNDS al club meeting will ba held a week from Saturday In the eve ning when the six club members having lowest scores will enter tain tba six high score winners and their husbands. Hostesses at tha evening affair will be Mra Mose Adams. Mrs. Ed Pratt, Mra M. C. Petteys, Mlra Nellie Taylor, Mrs. James Imlah and Mrs. Ern est Peterson. Misa Bertha Babcoch was the honor guest at a pleasant surprise party given for her at ber home on Saturday, her fifteenth birth day anniversary. Games and danc lng occupied tha guests until a late hour when a aupper was served. In the group were Misa Bertha Babcock, the honor guest, - and Miss Dorothy Bosshardt, Miss Lo retta Mathis, Misa Margaret More house, Mies Katharine Elgin, Miss Henrietta Bishop, Miss Doris Hicks, Miss Gertrude Oehler, Ken neth Webb. Samuel Harry, Reu bin Hilflker, Kehne Wain, Ors- ton Cummins, Delbert Vleeko. Austin Walker, Ray Nadon and Gould Morehouse. a a Mtfa Mlrlan Swartz of Portland spent the week end with Salem relatives and friends. Made of Sprayed Rubber for Comfort and Service SPRmGSsTP Rubber Hals A Better Heel to Walk Oa And fat ths Best Shoe Sob ymt ever had! USKIDE Tke Wonder Sols for Wear p?Hsnf Trade nlilUMlk Mods by Unitid States Rubber Company (ha World's Lai-got Rubber yhxnufactMTtt "WAIT" "Don't Buy Now" Our Opening Sale Commences Thursday, April 30th You'll rub your eyes in amazements when you actually read the startling values we are going to give. 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