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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON Society and Club News Edited by Rosalia Keber, Phone 82 Salem Club Hostess at Convention The Youiiff Mothers club of Highland met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. 13. Mc leod, Baskets and vases of II lies. Canterbury bells and sweet Wll- Hams were arranged artistically about the living rooms. Mrs. S. J. Botts and Mrs. W. P. Utngle were speoial guests of the club. During the tea hour, the hostess was assisted by Mrs. T. A. Mc- Moro than a. hnnilrpil hnainooo Letd. tnd professional women from all Members present were Mrs. C. Darts of the atato will arrive in L- McDonald, Mrs. F. V. Bacon. Balom oil Frlilnv fnr lh nnmml MM. E. It. DImbat, Mrs. K. Smith convention of the Oreirnn feder- Mrs- T A- McLeod, Mrs. J. H. atlon of business and profession al women's club which -will be held here Friday night, Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Alice B. Ma- loney of Marshtleld, state presi dent, will preside. Two new Oregon clubs will be voted into the state and national federations at the convention, the Klamath Falls club and the Hose- burg club with a membership of ninety members. Klamath Fa 11b club officers are president, Fran ces Beatty; vice president, Chloe Palmer; secretary, Gertrude E. Moore; treasurer, Lorene M. j Peasley. Officers of the Roseburg club are president, Rose E. Par- KUngcr, Mrs. E. J. Dletz and Mrs. A. B. McLeod. The club will meet June 23rd with Mrs. T. A. McLeod. Miss Jones Hostess at Luncheon Mrs. Smith Entertains Bridge Club Mrs. T. C. Smith. Jr.. was charming hostess yesterday when she entertained members of her bridge club and a group of addi tional guesta at Drlflge and tea In her home. Snandraeona and delphinium were lovely about the rooms. bpcclal guests were Mrs. N. A, Gough of Portland, who is Mrs. Smith's house guest' for several days, Miss Gertrude Gray of Port land, Mrs. J. J. Roberts and Mrs Liouis Liachmund. Members of the club who were entertained by Mrs. Smith were Mrs. T. A. Livesley, Mrs. Dan 'ry, Jr., Mrs. J. Shelley Saurman .Mrs. George Roagers, Mrs. O. C. Locke, Mrs. John McNarv. Sirs. most attractive " 1Uar Me ere. The guest prize was C. Locke's borne. won by One of the luncheons of the month was rntlf vira nrPHlilnnt. Rlhnl Wa1)Ii pvpnl nf vMlonlnu wlion ttei. Al secretary. Loraino M. rnnion: m .Tnnivi on lorininmi Di ii,u. -irs. Lachtnund. The last meet- treasurer, Grace E. Taylor;' ser- and an afternoon of bridge In "B 01 tne c'u" ror l"e year wH geant at arms, Mrs. Ellen A. her home. The affair was nlan-"e "'.u noxt Tuesday at Mrs. O, Post. Clubs at Corvallls and Med- ned as a compliment to a group iora were voteu into tne suite icu- or fort and matrons who motnror! eration several months ago. down In the morning. Three birthday anniversaries flnn nf a .1Mn.ln nf ll. A hnaitllritl npnr,icln nr.lnir ailU One WCdriln? nnnivorenru convention is the announcement flowers, both wild and cultivated, wer0 celebrated at a dinner in the of the- coming of a nallonal rep- in shades of green, yellow, laven- urusn college school on Sunday, resentative. Chloe Miller Mac- der, pink and rose, mado both the Mrs. Ferd Allen was hostess at a Jleyno ds. recording secretary of I luncheon tab e and the llvlnir twenty cignt cover dinner honor- the national federation. Mrs. Mac- rooms exceedingly lovely. Attract- '"B the birthdays of Mrs. Corydon Koynoius will De tne or nc imi ve favors marked covers fnr Mre . Diuuseii, a. 11. Kwinc and F. c. speaker at the banquet at the H. J. Faust, Mrs. C. A. Mllllman. Bwlng, and the wedding annlver- Uray Belle at seven o'clock on Mrs. L. n. Mills. Mrs. L. Rollson sarv 01 "! Mrs. Ralph-AU-m, Saturday evening. She will be the and Mrs. B. N. Dincman. all of Canterburv bell. n,i rn Bpeakcr at the annual banquets Portland, and Mrs. B .H. Hobson, tered the long dining table in the ui mi leui-ruuuiis 01 mo iineu airs. H. ti. oinigor, Mrs. liil iv l ii sciiool dining room. A huge birth northwest states. She was a dele- L. Baker, Mrs. Sam Adolph, Mrr. day cake, of pyramid 6hape, was vjni.iiioin.i. i" wiinam uen, Mrs. Victor Mc- the gift or Mre. John Schlndler. me national convention In 193 Kenzie and the hostess, Mle Seated about were Dr. and Mrs. uu is wen reiiieiiiut'ieu nn valine . ntipq fTnrviInn TI tmlvat TLfr n.i n- bcnoies Miner ny those wnn at- H,,, bridge honors were won A. It. Ewinir. Mr. ami Mrs l? n by Mrs. Mllllman of Portland and Ewlng. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Allen Mrs. H. H. Ollnger. The consola- Mr. and Mrs. Homer Utley of tlon award went to Mrs. Faust. Portland, Dr. Floyd Utley and tended the convention in Portland In 1923. Her marriage took place during the past year as the result of a romance started at the West Dllr,lg the afternoon Mrs. Mc- Miss Marie Utley of Portland, Mr. Baden convention last July. Adelia Prlchard, president of the national federation, will not Kenzie assisted Miss Jones. Nave of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. uoorge Post of Portland. Robert Nenriv five Imndrefl nltimnl and Manor n KwnG- rlnnalH Al. ne present at tne state convention land members of the class of '25 vln and Ralph Ewlng, Corydon .a one icu , .mi.,.,.., u., y.h i... nanquctea in the first Methodist uiodgett, Mr. and Mrs. John new vorK to meet wun tne na- church last night. The annual Schlndler, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur iionai oiucers 10 complete or-hiliininl l.mnn In nlivivn o irnlj t't pv. nillv Illlnv Mr m rangemcnts ror ine nanonni con- affair and last nlcht was one of I William McPall. Mian K.llth n the most enjoyable of the series, and Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Allen w. C. winslow, LI. B. OS, acted The afternoon was spent In as toastmaster nnd the toasts were games and contests on the school given to the good old ship wll- picnic grounds. lamette. The complete program was as Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyers follows: - entertained as their dinner Processional and special mu- guests last night Mr. and Mre. sical numbers, Louisa Flndley. John McNary, Mr. and Mrs. O. u. L.ocke and Mr. and Mrs. David 1925, J. Eyre, Tontlon which will be held In Portland. Maine, next month. On Fridav nnd Saturday Miss Trlch ard will he in N'nrthfleld. Mlnneso ta. where she will address the Minnesota state convention. She will nlso he the principal speak er before the state convention Tennessee and in Texas before re- tnrnlnir tn TnlnA tnr lha nillnnal nuih. in.. Priia-.i ..j T- Claudia Gerth, senblne' H. Fornev. national Introducing class of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Burt enent Monday and Tuesday visiting friends In Salem. They moved to Portland from Salem several months ago. Miss Elizabeth Braun of Port land, Is the house guest for sev- chalrmnn of nnhlicltv. will arrive carter. A. u., bs. Kesponse uy In Portland. Maine, several days fhe cla6s President, Paul Poling, Among the guests at Lausanne before the nnenlng of the ronven- '2S- Blessine. Rev. C. B. Harri- hall for commencement week is tlon. Jiilv 13. nnd will nlan a nub- on' memoriap. ine Mies Martha Hurst of Pendleton NMIV ramnali-n for Iho Kom V.ntr. Good Old Ship Willamette, pilot, Miss Hurst was erailimtnil trnm land reelon. Mrs. Forney will at- W. C. Winslow. LL. B. '08. Music Willamette university last June lend the sessions here on Satur- ana since then has been tcachinc oav ann Hiinnnv. " nui, u. s i in tne renuieton nigh school, Ifinip.j log, iron can vi clauses. nonn an.l Afra Csnnr. H 11,1.. Old S.lltS, (claCSCS of 50 and 25 ill inv tnnmrrn mnmin fnr years ago.) Lloyd T. Reynolds, motor tr n of Severn months . neauiun.i brninrh mMill.n.1 nr.it i..t- Mrs. HOnalll U. UlOVer, U. V. U3. em states. They plan to follow T"' runl.on ot claM ?9!?- fh rnlnmhla hlL'bwav tn Pendle- Gobs, (reunion Ot Class 0 ton then go south thru Idaho and Ship Ahoy, (skit by class ot Wyoming where they will strike 1921.) Broadcasting from India .l. .. mi ulntlnn Ttnn Rnvnl Ti lllslipa A. ono ' VSrhrnS to B. 08. Music from 7adTo station 'V of Mies Emma Godfrey. nhtrn Vrnm ri.ln thav win I MRW. Mnrearctto R. Walker. Ms. ro to Mnskeeon. Michigan, where '19. Ilroadcaetlng from Washing- At a recent meeting of the W. ... ..in i.u miiu Mr. a id nr. o I inn . I) c micu. Concrressman W. R- I- tne auxiliary to the G. A. R aunt. Later thev will go to Wa- C. Hawley. Music from radio sta- resolution was passed extending kesha. Wisconsin, where they tlon A AS, A. A. Schramm, A. B.l T,ote of thanks to all those who will be guests of Dean Allien 'a '12. Charting the Sea, James W. assisted in tne observance of the mother. Thv also plan a tour of Crawford. A. B. '11. From the day which has been set aside as northern Minnesota with short Bridge, Captain Carl Gregg Do- sacred to the memory ot those tons with other relatives. Thev nev. Ph. D. Farewell Willamette, who offered their lives in defense Till not return to Salem until Jack E. Vinson '25. When Do We early fall. ' Meet Again, June 1926. Prof, and Mrs. Charles L. Sher man will alfo commence a long Mrs. T. A. Livesley entertained motor trln tomorrow. They will at tea In her home on Lincoln hill accomnanv the Alliens as far as on Monifty afternoon compliment Pendin'nn but thev nla to take hng Mrs. William Kiltz of Van- hA Vatlnn-afnnn Trail Into thpL.nt.trnr n C 1 rrnim nl Iwnlvn Dakotas where Professor Sherman Lf Mrs. Kiltz' Intimate friends YOU Will be Compelled to of the Union. has property holdings. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Huckesteln were bidden to the affair. admit that the results of S.S.S. are really amazing! f ANY people Imagine that ec- Zumsteg of Vancouver, Wash. 0"-iocl iTi "ma 0f tettr Vecla on' BUI II U CALUIIlilI UJllflltJULIUII Ull tll Bkin In order to get relief. This Is because ttio attention ot tho Biit Xerer is so violently directed to the Intense burning end Itching which T " j!.r0th Klnne?' .f Astoria Twenty of the lbey InavPermanent relief will ....a. " idim intimate irien is 01 mrs. .,, ho ihir imin fim iilanasn n.rli.ra 1Trll.rta l.nl Vn 9 are entertaining as their guest Daughters of Veterans, will meet several weeks Miss Gertrude in ti,e armory tonight at eight o'clock. Mrs. F. P. Tallilngton and Miss Mrs. Fritz Slade entertained In Cora Talklngton left on the Slins- formally at tea yesterday honor- ta this morning for san rranns-line Mrs W am Kiltz of Van- eo where th"v will spend a month couver r, c., and Mrs. Robert with Mrs. Talklngton and sister, Mr. Schneider. Last night Dr. and Mrs. W. H. livrd entertained Informally at Mrs. Caroline Lewis of Maul chapter, No. 95, Seaside, was elect ed worthy grand matron of Ore gon chapter, Order of the East ern Star, and Dr. D. 0. Webster, Minerva chapter, No. 105. Port land, worthy grand patron, at the diitn annual session of the gran chapter at the Pythian tempi yesterday. Mrs. Mary Alice Bur dette of Knowles chapter, No. 12, McMinnvllle, and R. Frank Pet ers, Tualatin chapter. No. 31 Iilllsboro, become past worthy grand matron and patron respect ively, having been chief officers for the past year. Tho session worked overtime yesterday afternoon, counting bal lots In the contest for position of associate grand patron. John H. Rankin of Portland won the of fice. Mrs. Leonora H. Kerr. St. Mary's chapter No. 9, was elected associate grand matron: Miss Nel lie McKlnley, Camella chapter No. 27, Portland, grand secretary, and Mrs. Marie B. Smith, Eastgate chapter No. 106, Portland, grand treasurer, both reelected: Mrs, Margaret Barnes, Josephine chap ter No. 26. Grants Pass, grand con dustress,' and Mrs. Bess Setters, Fern chapter No. 38, Astoria, as sociate grand conductresses. Oth er offices in the state chapter are appointive and will be announc ed by the worthy grand matron. Registered delegates at the con vention, which closes tomorrow night with installation of the grand officers, numbered 355 representing 141 chapters from all parts of the state, and a member ship of about 23,000. Important guests at the conven tion include Mrs. Julia P. Ham mer, past worthy grand matron of the Montana chapter: Mrs. Ada B. Cooper, past worthy grand matron. Wisconsin chapter, and Mrs. Mayme Frank, associate grand conductress of the Minne sota chapter. Exemnliflcation of the ritualis tic ceremonies of a subordinate chapter, initiation presented by tho officers ot Knowles chapter No. 12 and a floral degree and drill by the worthy matrons and worthy natrons of Portland and vicinity were outstanding num- hers on the nrogram last night, which also Included music num bers. Business of the state chapter Is tho principal work ot the conven tion today, at morning and after noon sessions. Three banquets also will be given tonight, one honoring the 1925 matrons and patrons of state chapters, one for next year s otrtccrs or me state chapter. Places will be announc ed during the session today Ore-gonlan. Friends of Miss Hazel F. Keel er, formerly a resident of Salem and a graduato of Salem high school, have received word of her marriage in Portland on Frldav, June 5. to Miller H. Porter. Mr. and Mrs. Porter will he at home to their friends at 1218 Kerby street in Portland. Rev. and Mm. S. W. Launer re ceived a wire from their eon rrankiln B. Launer, yesterday leiiniB oi nis sate arrival In New York city. Mr., Launer has been studying music for the past year In Paris. Within a few days he will arrive In Chicago where he win study with- Percy Grainger. no pians to return to Salem hn tween August 16 and 20 and will immediately open a studio here. The sewing society of the W. II. C. will meet tomorrow after noon at tne home of Mrs. N. C. Katoury, 750 north Summer street. Mrs. Harry Ross, Mrs. J. V. V. Ashby. Mrs. S. S. Anderson and Mrs. McCune will be hostess es tomorrow at a social tea In tho v.euirai congregational church. Mrs. H. N. Elev has returned from a three weeks' visit In Van couver, Washington, with her sis ter, j.irs. G. H. Harrelson. lttro Harrelson returned to Salem with airs. Eley and will be a most here for a short time. A convention rally will bo hold this evening at Mrs. Clark's home, 753 Marlon street, wnero memuers of the Salem bus iness and nrofesslonnl club will gather to form plnns for the entertainment of tho bus- mm i wnin. Safe Milk and Diet Forlnfanta, Invalid. The Aeed Nourishing Digestible No Cooking. 19 Avoid Imitations Substitutes incss and professional women ton of Salem and William Wallac uranam of Portland, at the First Presbyterian church Tuesday night, June It. Y. M. P. class of the First Bap- PAGE FTVE from all parts ot the state who will meet In Salem for the state convention on Friday, Saturday and Sunday ot this week. The gardens of the AV. E. An derson home at 1191 Court street will be the scene ot a pleasant af fair tomorrow when the Woman's Alliance of the Unitarian church will sponsor a silver tea from two to six o'clock. Mrs. E. B. Gabriel entertained ner live hundred club one at tornoon recently in her home. Pink roses and ferns were used about the rooms. High bridge nonors were won by Mrs. T. isrown. Guests Included Mrs. D. Bu sick, Mrs. H. Buslck, Mrs. Lester Jones, Mrs. s. N. Willltt, Mrs. H, Harpolo, Mrs. T. Browns and Mrs. J. A. Taylor of Portland. Brush College Helpers will be tne guests tomorrow of Mrs. A. R. Ewlng. Invitations have been Issued for the joint recital ot Ruth Bedford, plnnist, and Mary Talmadge Iledrick, violinist, pu pils respectively of Beatrice Shcl- tist church will meet at , the church at 8:15 tonight for a pot luck supper. The wiener roasl announced previously has been indefinitely postponed. HP your favorite disfi made with this rich milk Ils Nestles ALPINE wlmi Eye Insurance Guarantee future service M:? J from your eyes by caring PJ'1- them now, before they cause you trouble and discomfort. XusWt, ,j.,.t.--..,M Staples Optical Co. Masonic Temple, Comer State and High Streets Portland and Salem, Oregon e you need not be frlen-l Kiltz and Mrs. Kinney guofite. Mrs. KIUe Is spending several dlnnor honorin.; Mrs. Talklngton wee; s wUn ner mother, Mrs. S. and Miss Talklngton. the W. Thompson, and Mra. Kinney I has been the guct of her parentn, Mr. and Mm. A. N. Moorefl, this week. Major and Mrs. Frank Andreae have returned from a vtelt of two months In Santa Barbara, Calif. The woman's missionary soci ety of the Presbyterian church will meet n the church parlors EVMnv nfrarnnnn Mr. 1 W Tlnr. George. Miss Fay Wassam. Miss bieon )s jn charge of the program The I-. 8. OeTr home was scene of a delightful party Mondav evinln? when underclass members of the Phoenix club en tertained In honor of their grad uating sMrs. Green and white were uod In a decorative plan about the living rooms of the Geer home. These are the senior class colors. Honor guests were Miss Hazel Pauline Mnrnarh. Miss Wanda Jean Heberlie. Hostesses were Miss lona Geer. Miss Gwendo lyn Harris, Miss Fav Jo Wolz. Miss Alma Farmer. Miss Margar et Tucker. Miss Porothv BpII. Mis Gladys Murnhv. Miss Ro salie Jones. Miss Dorothy Swede. Wlss Jennie Mnv Hoprtes, Miss, WMma Glfsv. Mis Oladvs Albln. Mls Jnsnh1ne Jfsknik!. Miss Frence Busrh and Miss Lorena Ge-r. Mrs. Harold Hnrnole snd Mrs. 8. N. WUim wpre guests In Port land yesterdnv. It will school' consist of fitunt. a "loft day of Cuticura Talcum Unadulterated "Exquisitely Scented were laden blood Is thoroughly cleansed. We know there la one thing that stops eczema and that is more red- blood-cells! S.S.S. builds them by the million! You can Increase your red-blood-cells to tho point where it Is practically impossible ror ec zema to exist. We know that as blood-cells Increase In number. blood Impurities vanish! We also know that night follows day. Both are facts I But have you. eczema sufferers, ever actually taken ad vantage of this wonderful fact? Thousands just like you have never thought about It Skin eruptions, eczema, with all Its fiery, akin dig ging torture, and Its soul-tearing, unreachable itching, pimples, blackheads and boils, they all pack up and go, when the tide of blood- cells begin b to roll inl Biood-ceiis are the fighting giants of Nature! S.S.S. builds them by the million! It has been doing It since 1826. B.S.S. is one ot the greatest blood-celt builders, blood -cleans ers and body strengthened known to us mortals! When you put these facts together. then to continue to have eczema and akin eruptions looks more like a sin than a dis ease. S.S.S. contains only vege- Be cause S.S.S. does build red-blood- cells, It routs eczema, clears the skin, builds firm flesh. fMs out hollow cheeks, and gives you that more up and going appearance. fi. ft. g la all mrJk Cru atom In two ltt. Th Ufftr tin is mors cceoomiciU IIH Si DISEASES Apply Zemo, Clean, Pcnetrat- ing, Antiseptic Liquid It ,8 dnnccessary tor you to uf!ei with Kczcma, blotches, Kinifworm Rashen nd similar skin troubles Zemc will usually iriveinstantrclicf fromitch- nif torture It cleanses and sonthes thi ' table medicinal Ingredients, skid ana iieaiE quicKiy ano enecuveiy most skip aiseascs. tone, ni wonderful, penetrating, dis anneannK liauid and is soothine to ihi Tiost lelicate skin. It is .-ecommendet tor Jaytime jse oecauseitdocsn t show Trial ttle 35c, arReze$1.00. Zemc Ointment, for use at nipht. SOc. 7jmr Soap, antiseptic and healing, 25c Start ine 'reatment today and save luruiei dutxeia. All druggisU. Ira Kip llll-4 111 Cn.HO KOLA CO. A 'CCOhe World. Best J.O. VfloodMnllrine BARK-ROOT TONIC I.liitleritTntffri, apnthy, llredneRS of hotly And bruin nra cheatlur fou of th happiness that rlh'ht f hHonifs to you Mhklnit you a failure. Rtop being tired. Do what thoiiiamijf of othrra hav dono to kep thmf!)va fit. bright eyed, clear sklnnrd and heAithv rufftt for wrk and p lay Ta k e H A It K - noOT. Na -lure's own tnnlo a laxative, stimulant and body builder without equal. RAYS n.UlK.ItOOT Ifi WORTH ITS WKK.IIT IN fiOLD "After havlnsr the pneumonia I wag weak. I tried everything but to no avail. Recovery see mod rm- popnlble, until a friend susccsted thnt I try Ilark'Koot, which I did. have takn two bottles and feol as strong as ever. It la worth Its welcht in gold. If you are sick don't give up In despair, try Hark Itoot Hitters and I know It will cure you. (Signed) F. I Myers. Portland, Ore. B emi'laeed Uv tUKK-tiOOT a trial 4nr. Par Sal by All Drvfrfeta. CKI.nO KoLA CO., Prt:tvl. Or. Sale of Perrin's GU0VES Values Values to $5.25 now $2.98 to $3.25 now $1.98 NOVELTY CUFF STYLE KID and LAMBSKIN QUALITIES Every woman knows that it is true economy to buy good gloves. And when one can buy "Perrin's" quality gloves at these prices one is doubly assured of true economy. The only reason we have for selling Perrin's gloves at $1.98 and $2.98 is the fact that the sizes arc broken. Every glove in this special showing is handsomely styled and will be desirable for autumn wear as welL P. K. scams, fancy cuffs jn embroidery, braid and novelty leather effects. Colors beaver, tan, grey, mode and black. Not all sizes of each style but all sizes 5 to 7 in this lot. (Fitting service with each pair.) (Main Floor) New! Georgette Scarfs i Specially Priced $3-00 1 A new shipment of georgette silk senrfs arrived by . express and go on snle today at $3.00. These are full size, one half yard wide by 2 yards long. Silk fringe ends. Plain and fancy patterns. Colors, Mexican red, bright henna, sea green, Jade, robin egg, sunshine yel low, pink, orchid and flesh. (See front windows) (Main Floor) MILLEKR Salem's Leading Department Store r 1IIIIH','IIM.IIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIW 'llmH'IJOMH.IITMI IMHiHIWiMMflll'P ll!lill!U.ll!lu-li,AJLMIillll!llli'IMJfr..:.