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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1925)
Society (Continue! from I:iro Five and his family came home from the yornf? peoples meeting on Sunday evening they found the pftreounEe crowded with people. who hnd come to cntiffnuumu' them. Uev. K. Berlhold of l'ort- nnd conducted a brier service af ter which the following program wafl rendered: Plant)- solo hy Mian Gertrude Ochler, olo hy Mia Allco Unit s''', duct hy Midi's Mnrlha and Km a liulterman. boIo hy Mrs. A r nenlnTi?. solo hy Dorothy Harms, a throe year old fiirl. A. KrucKer. the elder of the church, presented a well filled puree to Hev. and Mr. Knehler an a token of flendwliin, Tlie remainder of Iho flvenhiff wn fipent in conver sation. The ladies of the ehureh served a delicious lunch and the relrhrnt Ion rinsed with the son. "(Jod ho with You Till we Meet Aain." Mrs. J. H. Klinser entertain ed the member of the Y'liing Mother's eluh of IIlRhland in her home on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. C. S. Huff vae a special Kucft The living rooms were at r.iclivc with vasea and howls of roses and pinks. During the tea hour Mre. Floyd llacon ntwisted the houtefw. iii the group were Mm. loe Rarher. Mrs. A. E. l'ettlt. Mm. A. B. McLeod. Mm. K. Smith, Mrs. T A. McLeod. Mre. R. J. DieU. Mrs. C. L. McDonald, Mrs. Ed Dimhat. Mrs. Floyd Bacon and Mrs. .1. H. Kllnger. Mrs. A. B. McLeod will be npxt Hostess. A business and social meeting of the T. H. T). club was held on Monday evening at thfl home of Mips "Tina Miller. It was d cided that meetings will be held on Monday night:- In the future and that during the Rummer the club will not suspend activities but will hold picnics twice a month. The first picnic will be Hi veu nt the fair grounds a week from Monday. Miss (Irace Wei born waa a special guest on Monday evening. Club members In the group vere the Misses Marlowe Miller, Edna VVordcn, Frances I'lov. Huth Walker, Pauline Patterson, lteta Claggett, Doris Howden, Irene Bojo and Bertha Miller. Rev. and Mrs. Charlea E. Ward were honored at a reception at Iho E. Cooke Patton home on Court street last night. In the re ceiving line with thn honor gnents wore Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Kant tier A formal add rem of welcome was made hy Uev. J. J. lOvnns repre sen tine the Salem ministerial as sociation. Mrs. John H. Roberts a: -iged an Interesting musical program for the occasion. Mrs. Homer Gouley and son. Homer, Jr., will he the guests In Portland over t ho week en d of Mrs. (ion ley 'a sister, Mrs. Hugh Williamson. Miss Alta Jones Is spending the day In Portland. Mrs. Merrill D. Ohllng wan th Inspiration of a charming affair this afternoon when sira. Walter Spaulding and Mrs. Lewis Grif fith entertained at tea In ber honor in the Spaulding home on Court street. The affair was plan ned as a surprise for Mrs. Ohlin? The living rooms of the Spaulri ing home were attractively deck ed with howls of coral pink rho dodendrons. The tea table was lovely with rhododendrons and tiny pink rosebuds. Lavcndar, pink and yellow ribbons led from the center of the room to K'fte hidden about. ' In the group worn Mrs. Ohling, Mrs. C!aude fitcusloff, Mrs. Merle Rosecrans, Mrs. Tod Chambers. Mrs. Dwight CJuisonbcrry, Mrs. Richard Slater, Mrs. Frederick Deekebaeh, Mrs. Earl Daue, Mrs. Husscll lion est eele, Mrs. W, L. Phillips, Mrs. Earl Elcgol, Mrs. Paul V. Johnson, Mrs. Samuel J. tut lor and the hostesses, Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. Spaulding. All Daughters of Veterans are asked to meet at the armory to morrow afternoon at two o'clock to assist members of the W. R. C. in arranging the flowers for place merit on veterans' graves on Mem orial day. All those able to brins flowers are asked to do so. On Friday members of the W. R. C will he nt the armory to re ceive floral offerings which will bo placed on the graves of com rades on Saturday, Memorial day. by Iho committee In charge. The children will be asked to join in the Memorial day services both in the City View cemetery and on the Willamette river concrete bridge. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Llvesley and Mr. and Mrs. John J. Roberts will leave tomorrow for Portland to at tend commencement week activi ties at St. Helen's hall. Miss Hel en Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Rob- rts oldest daughter, will he grnd tiated and receive her diploma at the commencement exercises next Tuesday. Miss Dorothy Livesly. the olflest daughter of Mr. mil Mrs. Livcsley. a sophomore nt the hall, will play at the recital on Friday evening and will take part In the operetta which will be one of the outstanding events of com mencement week. Members of Sacajawca coun cil will meet for a council fire eupper at the home of Mrs. R, M T. Hester on Friday evening. A delightful affair of Tuesday evening was the picnic on the Polk county side of the river when thirteen members of Conov- er chapter of the Westminster fin lid of the Presbyterian church met for an out of doors supper. Tht committee In charge Included Miss Carlotta Crowley nnd Miss Lillian Schroeder. Patsy, the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. I.ivesley was the honor guest at a most en joyable little picnic yesterday her fourth birthday anniversary, when her mother entertained for her. Colin nnd Fred Slade and lit- tin Miss Mary Leo Fry and Miss Virginia Cross were also bidden to the picnic parly. Others In the croup were Mrs. Dan J. Fry, Jr.. Mrs. Fritz Slade and the hostess, Mrs. Livesley. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Gillette en tertained 1 '.embers of (he H. Y. O. E. club at dinner in their home on Saturday eveuing. Pink and wl.lte et eat, peas and maiden ball forn wore lovely In the center of the dining table. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Mercer, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Ilalik. Mr. and Mrs. V. I. Mcfiahan, Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Harri son, Mrs. L. V. Gillette, Miss Helen Jones, Miss Hetty Rao Mc fiahan, Miss Margaret Gillette and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. S. li. Gillette. Cards were the diversion of the evening with high honors going to Mrs. N. II. Jones and J. E. Harrison. Consolation award was given to Mr. Jones. Miss Alta Martin, bride-elect, was honored at a kitchen shower at the home of Mis3 l!abe West on Tuesday evening when mem bers of the Phil club entertained for her. Club members who were host esses were Miss I tilth Draper, Miss Florian Urn betz, Misfl Mildred Miller, Miss Mildred Judson, Miss Frances .Mapes, Miss Dorothy Wilson, Miss Martha Ilobson, Miss Marvell Ed wards, Miss Doris Hensley, Miss llaho West, Miss Virginia Neef, Miss Echo DeSart, Miss Ruth Hazel ton, M iss Louis Gorsline, M iss Evelyn Craig, Miss Maude G wyun. Miss Helen Campbell, Miss Charlotte Martin, Miss Mar guerite Dai ley and the club ad visor, Miss Frances Hruhetz. Mrs. A. Ilulhert has received word of the marriage of her daughter, Gwendolen, In San Francisco, to Everett Le Forest Hill, Jr. The wedding took place last Monday at the home of the groom 's pa ren ts, M r. and M rs. LeForost Hill of San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Hill left after the ceremony for an extended motorl trip through the eastern states. An Interesting and Instructive, program was given nt the regu lar meeting of the Sons of Veter ans auxiliary in the armory on T-iesday evening. Resolutions were adopted protesting the hold- lug of a military tournament at I O. A. C. on Memorial day. It was also decided that all auxiliary! members will meet at a basket din ner at the armory at noon on Memorial day. Among the Portland guests at, the mocting were Mrs. McKay, j divisional vice president, and Mr. and Mrs. ltruliotte. Mr. Iiru Ifetto favored the group with a patriotic talk. Mhs Nean West of Portland, will arrive tomorrow to spend the week end as the house guest of Mrs. Edwin L. Raker. William M. Coffin of Cincin nati, Ohio, national commander in chief of the Sons of Veterans, was honored at a banquet at the armory recently when the Sons of Veterans auxiliary entertuined for him. Covers were laid for eighty five at long tables decorat ed with red, whlto and blue flow ers. A lively bouquet of white roses centered the honor guest's table. Following the dinner the group went to the chamber of commerce auditorium where Mr. Coffin lec tured on the text books uecd in the schools of the country. Short talks were made by U. G. Royer on behalf of the state, by D. L. McKay on behalf of the G. A. R.. C. E. Foster on behalf of the Sons of Veterans, Norma Terwilliger spoke for the auxiliary, and Julia K. Webster spoke on behalf of the Daughters of Veterans. Num bers were given by the veterans' quartet which Includes Mr. Ray mond, Mr. McWhorter, Mr. Phes senden and Rev. Stover. Portland visitors at the ban quet and the meeting at the chain ber of commerce auditorium later NEVER BE WITHOUT IT for it immediately eases sudden severe, colicky pains and crumps in stomach and bowels, deadly nausea and weak ening diarrhoea. For children and grown-up use CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC and DIARRHOEA REMEDY Keep it always in your home. flsl Dr. CB. O'Neill 1 5 1 OPTOMETRIST-OPTICIAN LaddG&ush Dank Building STATE g STREET s: o o All-Wool Tweed Knickers Trimly Tailored Exremely Practical For Out-door Wear $2-98 DECORATION DAY We Will He Closed All Pay Salurdiiy Arrange to do all your shopping Friday They are cut over a full, well-portioned pattern with ampin IniRth, and you will find their natty tailored lines extremely heroniinff. Knickers have snug fitting cuffs at knees, narrow belt drawn thioni;h loops, tail ored slash pockets nnd hut tons down the sides, all sizes. Wool Tweed Suits JncVels nnd Knicker Special $8.95 Tailor-made, Ruitshle for all out door occasion. Skele ton lined, belt of enine material around Jacket. Tatch pockets. OUR CASH PLAN Enables Every Woman to Save Money U' our cash system ami economical liilMnrra methods that tnnVe It ptMAihie for us to veil Romts nt a amnllcr margin of profit than the credit atorm. That's why w. re able to elvo you bettor quality for Hie money. - Yoa nlwiwi teonomiie at Kafonry'i Satisfacion Guaranteed on every nurctiaao or your money clicortully refunded. JAl.FM 8TOIIR IH Male lmt "CA-N asi no- ItMtTLASn 8tl.ll SHOP ISS Aider Street Our Market Will Be Closed All Day Saturday Memorial Day We have an exceptionally Choice Lot of Fresh Meats for your selection. At prices that will appeal to your purse. For Friday We Offer: PURE LARD, NO. 5 Pail 75c Limit one pail to a customer with meat purchases. Juicy Swiss Cut ROUND STEAKS, lb. 15c Delicious to broil' plank, or roast. FANCY LEGS OF VEAL Just the thing for cold meats, lb 20c Tender Choice SIRLOIN STEAK T-BONE STEAKS 15c lb. 15c lb. BEEF ROASTS BEEF TO BOIL 1 2y2c lb. 8c lb. Fresh Freshly Ground FRANKFURTERS HAMBURGER 15c lb. 12y2clb. Smoked Sugar Cured BACON SQUARES BACON 20c lb. 30c lb. PLANT AI FALLS CITY SOLD Dallas. Or.. Mnv 28. An offer of the Mountain Slates Power com pany on the Falls City municipal electric plant was approved Tues day nlfiht hy the Falls City coun cil. The offer was $16,000. $1000 more than was at first offered when the council declined to ap prove. In order to kpII tho nlant the voters of the city must approve ana 11113 win can lor a epec:ui election some time in the near fu ture. Twenty days' notice is nec essary for tho calllr.f; of such an were Co in in under a h d M re. M c Kay M rs. M c Ka y le vice prea ident of the auxiliary Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Carey, Mr. and Mre. Olin, Mre. Mary Keel. All of the Portland gueste were house guests of Mrs. Norma Terwilliger, who is president of the local division- REDUCE WEIGHT The Safe Natural Way Mo Diet No Drugs: ...You can starve yourself and lose weight. It is dan gerous. You can take drugs. Beware of this! You can bend and stoop and roll and touch your toes. This is good for you, but itistiresome. Why bother when thou sands of women and men, too, have reduced weight through the simple, harmless, natural Veronica System of Weight Reduc ing? This system i nothing more or less than drinking ,il - fa 1 3 -"7 - K'- not a pure mineral water Veronira. bottled Just as it comes from the Springs. This is all there is to it. Fat is caused by improper assimilati3n of food When Veronica causes the or gans of the body to function normally, perfect assimilation of food is restored. Excess weight is lost without lines or flabbiness appearing. Start this treat ment. You will he delighted when the fat begins to disappear. Veronica Is sold by all Drug tares Send for booklet Veronica Springs Company, Santa Barbara, California. "iMhM 6 election. n case the ealo Is made It will he necessary to rebuild tho entire distributing: system and to con struct a transmission line from Dallas to Falls City. This would benefit the farmers living near tho route taken by the line as it would allow an economical tie up for lights and power. It is probable that the prwem Falls City r.owor plant would not bo used. The electric service i Kails City Is now a night servln only and docs not furnish sutisfac tory power. Al'-tlay servico woulu he maintained If the sale is made and a schedule of rates adopted uniform with Dallas and Independence, Capital Journal WANT ADS Do the Work J Mr AA Stains TUB FROCKS ics, plaids and colors. $5.9! In stripes, plaids and plains in all of the wanted colors. Others up to ?10.95 IV Printed and plain, trimmed with lace and colorful flowers $16.00 For Your Week-End Outing Ladies' full cut khaki knickers - $2.48 Ladies' close weave tweed knirkers $2.98 Corduroy Knickers $3.48 Corduroy sleeveless jackets to match $1.75 "Reliable Merchandise Popular Prices" For Those Who Wish To Be Well Dressed on We Are Offering Clothing for Men and Women At Exceptionally Low Prices JUST TWO DAYS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Quality Merchandise at the Lowest Price SI $14.95, $19.85, $24.85 Boys' all wool Suits 2 pair knickers Men's Madras Shirts for dress wear at - We will remain open until 7 p. m. Friday midget market Originators of Low Prices 351 State Street NOT IN THE COMBINE Men's Dress Shirts, special for Memorial Day Men's White Handkerchief only Men's Summer Union Suits Men's Dress Caps all wool Men's Silk Socks special at - Men's Work Socks .$8.95 79c $1.49 5c 69c $1.49 49c 10c Canvas Gloves 1 Of Blue wrist AC Men's Overalls (PI 1Q heavy blue denim pLLU Ready to Wear Ladies' Coats in dress or Prince of (M A QpT Wales stylca, silk lined jl 4:.7t Dresses tl0 AO specially priced at PO.t0 Wonderful values in ladies' Summer (gQ QQ Hats, every hat at ..DO.l0 Ladies' Knickers, close weave Tweed, 'fl?Q Oft adjustable knee cuffs and belts y)0.0 Ladies' Tweed Hats, with elastic bands. (IQ A Q Differen styles, specially priced at Pi.'it Bathing Suits We have a complete and wonderful selection of Bathing Suits Worsted and Cotton at remark able low prices. BASEMENT BARGAINS Boys' Suits, specially priced for these two days CO OQ Ladies', Men's and Boys' Canvas Shoes PU.0 F -Fine for summer wear . Men's Blue Work ShirU a real value at 98c AQgt Ladies' Dress Oxfords and Tumps. 'D" QQ .TttC Special for two davs rDLJO Cannery Aprons. Save your clothes, Selling at Special for two days 59c Court at Commercial Street Closed All Day Saturday Memorial Day Court at Commercial Street
