FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1925
J1 AGE FIVE
Society and Cl ub Ne ws
Edited by Rosalia Keticr, Phone 8!
Bride Elect
Honor Guest
At Luncheon
One of the most attractive pre-'
nuptial affaire of the week that!
have been t,.ven for Mies Joyj
Turner, wiioee wedding to Wit-;
liam Moses will be an event of;
Sunday, waa the luncheon today
when Mrs. Ivan Martin and Mra,
Clare Vibbert entertained in the!
Vibbert home. !
A brass bowl of old fashioned;
llowera arranged in a quaintly
charming combination centered
the luncheon table. Covers -were!
laid for Mies Turner, Mrs. Hex A ',
Turner, Mrs. C. A. Niemyer of S-;
attle, Mrs. Mura Warner of Saul
Francisco, Mrs. Henry Lee, Mrs.;
P. A. Baker, Mrs. Martin ani'.
Mrs. Vibbert. !
Misa , -Turner has chouen Mre. j
Turner, Mrs. Niemyer and Mrs.
Warner as her attendants, "ittn
Miss Turner they arc being am
plimanteil at a number .f de
lightful affairs this week. The;
wedding will take piaee in the
FiroL Methodist church at eis
thirty oo Sunday evening. A re
ception in the Turner home on
north Capitol street will follow
the ceremony.
Mies Minnetta Mngera will pre
ent a group of hn students in
recital in the First Baptist church
tonight beginning at eight fif
teen. The Schubert octette will aa-.
eitit. Members of the octette are!
Gladys Stevenson Gregg, Eva Rob-;
erts, Ruth Bedford, Hilda Ams
ler, Ruth Rteee, Delia Amsler
Hjort, Myra Gleason and Grace
Fawk with Bertha Viclc accom-j
The following program will be
irlven: j
Come Down, Laughing Stream-
let, Spross; The Schubert octette.!
Come to the Garden, Love, Sal-!
ler; "If no one ever Marries;
Me.' Lehmann; Arbutus Itudie. ;
"Un bel dt Vedremo," from
Madame Butterfly," Puccini; My
Heart Sings to You, Ashley; Eva
Roberts.
Bternamente, MasclieronI;
"Why Shouldn't 1?" Russell;
Lawrence Deacon.
Duet, "Every Flower' from
"Madame Butterfly," Puccini;
Flora Fletcher Hetlricfc, Ruth
;Jedford.
My Desire, Kevin; Lii Black
Rose, Guion; Delia Amsler Hjort.
Caro Mio ben, Giordani; Tally
Ho, Ieont? Kenneth Alien.
The DuRfc Witch, Sproes; The
Schubert octette.
You tn a Gondola, Clarke; The
PJagle, D i tech; A. George Armlt
age. Chanson indoue. Rlmsky Korea
K w, from the Legend "Sadko;"
Still Blackbird. Sanderson;
-".ra Fletcher Heiir.ck.
"Robert, O tu che adoro" from
P.ortrt le Diable, Meyerbeer;
'.!rht, RachminoCf; Ruth Bedford
Tje Little Grey Dove, Saar;
(. '" rpno obligato by Flora Fletch
er H"rfriok, The Schubert octette
Chestnut Farm was the scene
f a tnveiy wedding on Wednes
iiy. Midsummer's Day, when Miss
Grac? Bfigley was married to
vrl Person of Endlcott, "Wash--rtnn.
Dr. Carl Gregg Doney per-;;-nrd
the ceremony.
Ttie bTida who was graduated
from Willamette university with
rhe !- of 1!), was hea l of he
s rimer d'nartmtnt In th" Endl-
t rr.ho't )njt year. Mr. Terson
v a rrnrli! te of Washington i?lalc
.'.:i-re. Only a few intimate
v. -rr! and relatives were p es
fir the ceremony.
VtS. w S. Lnmbir i Ruth Wal-
i-1 un I mnil daughter, Ruth
'. t"!;iy for their imme in New
efty. Mrs. Lamhie and littte
have been th house g'tcut3
' v-o. C. A, Park for fifverrl
'-!- and a number of affairs
been glvn In their honr.
t work md Mrs Lathie. R:th
- ;nd Mm. T'a'H Wallace and
rt v - r A Pnrk w3fo
a rn-il me tni of the Ladies
' tb" ( V R. will he held to-
rrnw r?;f,rnr,on at tlie home of
F O. fltkrr Pt 110 i Jeffer-
S J " -u friends Mr. and Mrs.
. ;! Pntri will be Interwitt'd In
- r- v.- n: that the I'rtrSe were hon-
t Riiri-.ti recently wiih Charles
". . fi-M Cfldmttn at a dinner
it. Portland at which Dr.
n'i Mrs. K A. I'trtvj? w-re hoetg.
n Imnr'M), ntu mw'ilp was a fea
. of the evoninr:.
EMINENT LECTURER TB DE
LIVER MESSAGE TO CHAU
TAUQUA AUDIENCES
Colonel (Rev.) George Fallls, who
viii Bpenk nt Chautauqua oa "The
Problem of World Pence," is par
ticularly fitted to handle this im
nortant subject well, as he has first
hand knowledge of conditions In
surope anu la a deep student or in
ternational affairs. Colonel FalKa
was a chaplain In the World war.
He came face to fnco with all the
'terrors of battle, went into the
reaches with the boys, studied pea
de of different nationalities ni
emperament. On his return
or
.'atiada Colonel Fallls went on cx
enslve tourat appearing on the plat
onn with mnqy of the world's mosi
irondneiit men. Through his per
onal eiiforts the Canadian Memorial
hureh nt Vancouver, B. C- was
uiit. He Is now pastor of that
hureh, prominently connected with
tany educational Institutions, Ro
irlon oflicer, and leader In. all pro
ressive civic movements. Although
minister and one of the out stand
ig orators of Canada, Colonel
'ullls Is a devoted sportsman, be
ig vice president of the Vancouver
ennls club, one of the foremost tn
he Dominion. He will have an 1m
resslve message for Chautauquan'
tiip wnrid pence vrotiipm
Mr. nd Mrs. William Schafer
and daughters, Mrs. C. A. Koborn
and Mrs, Yerda Schafer, spent the
week end in Wendling with Mrs.
Schafer'e boti and daughter in law
and her new grandson, Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Morris and little Kob-
ert Lee Morris.
Word of an extremely interest
ing journey has been received
from Mrs. "William Brown who
with Mrs. Rr F. Prael of Portland,
is touring tbe Canadian Rockies.
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Prael are at
Lake Louise now.
m
Mrs. Frank Snedecor and Mrs,
Charlea Gray left yesterday for a
two weeks motor trip on the Red
wood highway in northern Cali
fornia. They will go through Yo
semite national park be-fore re
turning home.
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A children's story hour will le
held at the Atiae Book stOTe to
morrow afternoon beginning at
two o'clock. Miss Marie Brigge
will tell some of the Uncle Wig
gly stories.
The annual gTand ciTcte ses
sion of the Neighbors of Wood
craft convened In Portland on
June 24.
Mrs. Maybelle Turner and Stel
la Blackcrby of Salem are dele
gates from district twenty one.
The Salem drill team, resplend
ent in new uniforms, left this
morning lo participate In the
street parade at 2 today. There
were twenty six teams in this pa
rade. The' grand officers led.
This evening a banquet will be
given for the grand officers, dele
gates, teams and members, at the
Multnomah hotel. On Saturday
evnir, the si-Wn visiting teams
will give exhibition drills at the
ptih.ic auditorium.
The local team consist of the
following members Capt. Mtna
Olmstead, Musician Sadie Jepeon,
flag bearer, Rachel Reader, ban
ner bearer. Wirma Tcrwillieer
2-iiards, Lottie Town-send, Lilllc
Wat It Jus, Delia Seward, Jennie
' "ur:in. M.irie Turner, Vonna
.. - ftuhie1t, Vera Bas-
ectt, Arr..etta Ireland, May
..'orikrf, Mabel Uog
em, Olive Hawk, Ida Traglto, Nell
Henderson. Tiilie Hall and Rob
erta Allpert.
The advanced students of Miss!
Beatrice Shelton gav a recitaj In :
the First Congregational church
on Monday evening. Mary Talm
adge Headrlck, violinist and the
Schubert octette assisted. The
following program was given:
Milltar-Marsch, Schnbert-Stoye
Cecil Deacon, Robert Alexander. ;
Ronda Capriccioso, Mendel
ssohn; Mary Cupper.
AMfschwung, Schumann; Ro
mance, Grillen; Mai com MedJer. ;
Llebestratim No. 3, Lie2t: Sehat:
ten lam, MacDowell; Helen Pol-;
lock.
Serenade Melancollque, Tscli(a-
kowsity; Schon RosmarJn, Krels-I
ler; Mrs. Headrlck.
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2,
LJszt; Cecil Deacon.
Romance Dp. 24 No. 9, SEebe-
line; Badinage, Herbert; Bertha
Ballade No. X, D flat, Liszt;
Dance of the Gnomes; Ruth Bed-lord.
Wynben Biynken and Nob. Ne
vin; Schubert octette.
On Wednesday evening Mfcs
Schelton presented aroup of her
intermediate students tn a second
program. Assisting artists were a
ladies trio consisting of Mrs. Hal
ite Parriah HingCG, Mrs. Merlr?
Rosecrans and Mis Ruth Bedford,
Mrs. LaRue Eat. Ro, pianist.
and Mary Talmadge Headrick, vi
olinist, accompanied them.
The program follows;
Labaladine, Lysberg: Dorothy
Dosha rd. Bertha Babcoek.
Minka Mazurka, Eggeling;
Maxine Myers, Virginia Sion.
Improvisation and Melody,
Brown; Valcik, Mokreys; Grace
Henderson.
Intermezzo No. 3, Bohm: Loma
KJ2er, Genevieve Briekct.
Among the Arabs, Langey;
Scherzino, Moszltowskl: Eugene
Fieher.
Polonaise Brlllante, Fleiasner;
Grace Henderson, Maxine Myers.
Hope Fantasie, Lewbert; Ara
besque, Leschetlzky; Margaret
Hogg.
Slow Horses Slow, Jalowicz;
Nlta GItana, De Koven; Kenneth
Allen.
Pas Dee Cymbals, Chamlaade;
Mary Cupper, Lena Medler.
Tambourin Chinois, Krcisler;
In a Rich ash a, Cowles; Geneva
Sundin.
Danee Styricnne, MIchiei; Mary
Cupper, Billy Cupper.
Tarantella (NapoU.) Lesebe-
t2ky; Lena Medler.
Grace, Valse, Crosse: Scherzo
E Minor, Mendelssohn; Robert
Alexander.
Poris, Nevin; O Dry Those
Tears, Rlego; Ladies' trio, Vioia
Yercler Hoi man, violin obligato.
A pre-vlewlng of the film. "Ram
Das" which will be ehown at the
First Congregational church on
Sunday evening will be giyen at
the church tonight at eight
o clock. This picture, not in any
way denominational, depicts life
in India and the work of the
missionaries among tho Indian
peoples. It la a picture of act
ual conditions, and not posed. It
is a elx reel picture and takes
about fifty minulea for presentation.
All of the ministers: of Salem.
their wives, and two representa
tives from each missionary soci
ety in the city have been invited
to attend the prc-vicwing io th?
church tonight.
A regular meeting of the Lady
Muscovites will be held in the
club rooms beginning at eight
oclock tonight.
Salem business and profession
al women will close- their club
year with a picnic at the fair
grounds tonight beginning a
6:30. This wilt bn thft last lime
that the officers for this year wfll
be in charge. Everything Is he
ing arranged for and th chin
members are asked only to briig
thirty five cents.
Mrs. 53. A. Hodge, Miss Frances
Hodge, Mrs. O. A. Kraemer, Mie,s
Gretchcn Kracmcr and Mr.
Wayne 1litnnat returned several
days ago from Newport.
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Pnmberton
have as their house guests this
week Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Thrift.
Miss Jane Thrift and Richard
Thrift o! San Jopc, California.
Early in the week the rembertonf
took their gueste lo the beach foT
sevcrtil days.
Mrs. C. A . N 1 om y or Blanche
List on) arrived yesterday from
Seattie. Mrs. Niemyer will be an
attendant at Mifis Joy Turner'
wedding at the Firet Methodist
church on Sunday.
For hwlthtul complexions
eat foods made with
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Ifs greater leavening strength means
light bakings perfect destion
Deserted Babe
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Miss Winifred Gilicartln, of New
York, admitted in court she left
her tiny infant In a hallway after
detectives bad traced her by means
of a bit of adhesive taps. Her
boyish sweetheart later begged her
lo marry tiim to celp her raise
lb.e baby.
Mj-h. J. M. Clifford entertained
a email group of the modern writ
ers informally at luncheon in her
home today.
Dr. and Mra. J. N. Smith, have
opened a new Bummer homo at
Nye Beach. They arc spending
week enda thera until August
when they will remain for eever
al weeks.
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Special gueate at the IHahee
country club yesterday weTe Mrs.
William Cullers and Mrs. Samp
son, Portland golf club champi jKfi
who motored down for a day on
the Salem course. On their J.o
turn last night they wcto accom
panied by Mrs. W. I. Nortbup of
Portland, who was the houee
guest of Mra. H. H. Oliager tor
several days.
Complimenting Lieut Cart Ytol
comb "who was graduated from
West Point in June and who ie
visiting his parents for several
months, Mr, and Mrs. Monroe
Gilbert were hoatfl at a charming
picnic party at their country
homo "irokaxan" last night.
Fifteen of Lieutenant Hol
comh'a friends were bidden to the
affair. A picnic lunch waa served
and the evening spent In infor
mal -visiting.
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l English broaifeioth
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Brassieres for stout
persons 5flc, 75c
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Kotex $1 -RO
4 Knit Undcrvosts $1.00
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