Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, July 22, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1925 THE CAPITAL JO ORNAL, , SALEM, OREGON PAGE FIVE Society and Club News Edited by Rosalia Keber, Phone 82 News Gomes From B.P.W. Convention Copies of the Portland, Maine, Telegram of July 12 faave been received in this city with an eight page supplement devoted to the then beginning national con vention of the Business and Pro fessional Women's ciuba. Pictures of a few of the Oregon represent atives Appear, anions them being that of Miss Grace E. Smith of Salem, with an article concerning Mise Smith and her rise to the position of one of the assistants to the attorney general of Ore gon. The leading editorial of the Is sue was also devoted to the or ganization, aaylng in part: "The' Biwlocfis and Professional W j mca'e club is a nane that hue figured in the public prints with in recent years for the orgaiiiza-: Uon is comparatively a new one. But whoever was responsible for It had a most brilliant idea, for: tho organization as soon as launched spread with lightning rapidity until it has encompassed tho continent. No organization in Portland plays a more important part in the business and social life of the city than does the locai BPW club. Portland is highly honored in having the opportuni ty to entertain the national con vention of these able, energetic and far seeing business women nf the country. They are coming, we are told, from Oregon, Washing ton, California, Texas, Florida, the great middle west, from near ly every state, 2000 strong." Fur ther Items state that in six years the organization has become a power in forty seven states, in the Hawaiian Islands, Canada, and now Buenos Aires seeks ad mission. When Adella Prichard of Port land, Oregon, the national presi dent, struck her gavel calling to erder this seventh convention of the Business and Professionji Women's clubs, the attention of 60,600 business and professional women of the country was focus ed on Portland, Maine, and the ; business that will be transacted fey their representatives in that convention. The Salem Business and Pro fessional Women's club has ap proximately 160 members, and Is fortunate In having three repre sentatives at this inspiring con vention. Dr. Mary Purvine, Mrs. D. It. Ross, retiring president and secretary, respectively, and Miss ) Grace Smith. T j members of the local club expects to reap tho re ward of the enthusiasm these rep resentatlve women will bring back to Salem after having had a part in the sessions so carefully outlined by the executive heade of this national federation, Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Toothacre are spending the month at Casca dia. The members of the Needle eraft club were delightfully enter tained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. J. W. LaBare In her home on Lea street. Her guests were: Mrs. U Bechtei, Mrs. P. O. Stearns Mrs. David Cade, Mrs. Lela Ger man, Mrs. h, C. Brother-ton, Mrs. A. J. Basey, Mrs. George Martin, Mrs. Cadwelt, Mrs. Uuth Dennl son and Ms. E, E. Gillen. Miss Shane of Los Angeles was a spe cial guest at the affair. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Huckestein a-e vacationing for the next two weeks at Rockaway. m m m Mrr. B. J. Miles returned this afternoon from Portland after o week's visit spent with her daugh ter, Mrs. Will Knight. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Eckerlin, Sr., returned home yesterday af ter being in Portland for a short time as the guests of their son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Nadnn. While away they made the Mt. Hood loop trfp. Mrs. M. C. Woodard of Silver ton entertained last Friday af ternoon with a bridge party hon oring Mrs. S. W. Keeler of St. Joseph, Michigan, mother of Mrs. J. A. Campbell of that city. Among the Salem matrons attend lug the affair were: Mrs. Iouta Lachmund, Mrs. J. Shelley Saur man and Mrs. Henry Meyers, Miss Amy Martin and Miss Jes sie Martin have returned to Sa lem after spending a delightful three weeks' vacation at the Bandon beaches. Facing Gallows If &V I. if MY IX ' fit 4 a - ... Clasping her baby, Mrs. Mary Mattla awaits trial !a the Cape Vay, N J., jail on a murder charge. She says she shot her stepfather to eae her honor and protect her home. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Meyers will leave tomorrow for Seattle where they will attend the Knight Templars' eoneiavr which starts Monday of next week. Other Sa iemttes planning to attend the conclave are Mr. and Mrs. George G, Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter A. Denton who will leave for the Sound city on Sunday. Air ar, Xfra tlnv ftiio .flS leave tomorrow for Newport to he gone for several weeks. They win be joined later by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spaulding and Mrs. C. K. Spaulding. . Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gronke Ethel Wycoff) who reetntly re turned from their wedding trip. were honor guests at a miscel laneous shower last Monday eve nisg at the Court street Chris tian church given by the Loyal Fifty class. During the evening several musical selections and readings were given. Mrs. A. B. Hansen has return ed to Salem after as enjoyable visit spent at the home of her sister in Lebanon. The ladies of the Presbyterian church will entertain tomorrow afternoon In Marion Square at 2:30 o clock with a missionary tea honoring Mrs. Frank MUU ean, a returned missionary from Ningpo, China. During the after noon Mrs. Milifcan will relate some of her experiences in the foreign land. The Dallas and Zena missionary societies are the invited guests for the occasion. Officers of the Salem society who are hostesses are: Mrs. H. A. Annin, Mrs. Charles Sei gmund and Mrs. Bert Hulst. Mrs. S. Levy and Mite Eliza beth Levy left yesterday for Sea side where they will vacation for several weeks. Harry Levy motor ed his mother and sister to the seashore. Salemites who are being wel comed back after an absence of two years are Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Foster who have been residing In Los Angeles. Mrs. J. H. Cradlebaugh left Sunday for an extended vacation to be spent at J ye Beach. Mr. and Mrs. John M, Clifford entertained ae their guests over the week end Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Lawrence of Corvaliis. Clear Yoar ' With CuUcura Soap to Cleanse Ointment to Ileal Abnl(ly Nothing Bttef Skin i QUI nealth from the mountain tops Nature provide for the wants of mnn in hfaith nd In itfknfM, HARK -HOOT Tonic in a Xnlur Ilrmrdr brewnl from mniicinsi herb roots nd brk fouml on the mountain top a&a in th tlep (oreats. As nn arp!lr, stlmlnTit. tntia titxatlv ji(t general ytm builder HAHK-KOOT h no equal. Thou URTids testify to It btalth-giving Qualities. Be eaTf?r4t Glr It IHat Wir. EARK-R00T TONIC FT fcr All Drl. CEL.no-KOLA CO, Peruana, Op The Young Mother's club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. L. McDonald, The rooms were made lovely with bowls of pansies, sweet peas and gladioli. Members of the club who enjoyed the affair were: Mrs. Lee Barber, Mrs. K, Smith, Mrs. Floyd Bacon, Mrs. A. B; McLeod, Mrs. J. 1L Kiinger and the hostess. Mrs, Eva Nixon and Mrs. Lucille Hunt were special guests of the club, Mrs. P. S. DeWitt of Lenore, Kansas, is visiting ber sister Mrs. Sam Botts. Several Informal af fairs are being planned la . fe.er honor. Mies Minnie Dowsing has re turned to Salem after an enjoy able vacation spent in Tortiand and Agate Beach, Mrs. Frank BHgh and Mrs. Eugcne Eekeriin, Jr.t are among the Salemites spending the sum mer at Neskowin. While there they are domiciled at the Bligb cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Barr are en tertaining as their guests thle week John Barr, brother of Mr. Barr and J. Kensting of Kansas City. The First Christian church par sonage was the scene of & ulet wedding last Saturday afterEson when Miss Crystal Yates, only daughter of Mrs. C. C. Witset, and John W. Simeral, only son of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Simeral were mar ried. Kev. J. J. iSvane officiated. Both Mr. and Mrs. Simeral are well known is "alest where they attended the local high gehooi. Immediately after the ceremony they left for Cascade Lochs where they will make their home for the summer. Mr. and Mr.i. Claire Ylbfeert left recently for mouthers Oregon. They plan to spend several weeks tourmg the Oregos Caves. Mrs. W V, Babcock accompan ied by her two daughters, Amelia and Bertha Babcock, and her mother, Mrs. F, J. Woodruff mo tored to Eugene last Sunday aud pent the day at th- home of Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Woodruff. They were also entertained by Mr. asd Mrs. Frank Jenkins. Mr. Jenkins is editor of the Eugene Moraing Register. After a pieaeant tour of the university campus the party returned to baiem. Tb3 sowing eiub of the Wo men's EeEief corjjs will meet to morrow afternoon at thj home of Mrs. Lousso Koch 33b Leslie street. Members el the GAR are cordiaiiy invited. Mrs. George M. Brown left Mos day for Hoseburg where she will visit at the home of her mother, Mrs. A. J. Bellows. Miss Marjorie Brown is also spending the sum mer in Roseburg Mrs. Hal D. PaUos and Mrs, S. M, Hofer returned vesterday from Newport. Their stay in the eity is short, however, as they are re turning to the beach thia evening by motor, Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Lalnson are entertaining this evenisg is their home on Fairmount hill with two tables of bridge. Guests will include Genevieve Jameson of Seattle, Irene Lareen, Gene vieve Campbeli, liiehard eeaei Harold Hero and Hay Lueae. FJiLLS CITY WOMAN HAS GREEN PETUNIA Falls City, Or., July 22. Mrs, Gcorgo Lowe has a very rare and beautiful uJant, a green flowering petunia. In the onring she olant- et the seed from a single flower ing petunia and the lias received almost a dozen plants, nearly all m rare ana diiiercnt color com binations with one large thrifty plant bearing flowers of- at true green, shading from slightly light er to the exact shades of the leaves on the plant. Several other flow ers in this row are bearing flow ers with green coloring in some part of the blossom. Mrs. Lowe has a beautiful garden of gorgeous red sweet peas and a wonderful collection of git diolus lust begin ning to hioom. AaiJsBg the Saleatitee making ton. The gro$m Is well ksswa ia tours of Oregos and Washington are JJN, Harry Styles and daugh ter, Maxme Styles, who left yes terday morning by motor. They plan to visit relatives and friends in Walla Walla, Washington. Mr. and Mrs, Earl Anderson have returned from a short visit spent in Portias! with friends. Miss Izora Tesspieton of the Alexandria en Chemeketa etreet bss had her two sisters from Butte, Montana as guests daring the pas week. The Misses Tem- pleton drove to Salem and will motor back the latter part of the Mr, and Mrs. George Dassford spent several days is Kockaway recently. w Mr. asd Mnt Lsstpr f&& mnrn- bers of the staff of the state tu bereoloel 1uniiai- nsi ihm the eity Monday returning from a two weees vaeation spent in Seattle. Misa Margaret Livesley had as her guests yesterday Georgle Tiav- tufion ana Lieaaor Kiiham ol Fort- land who were &n their way. to .Newport to speed the week. Mise Louise Cfaapin oC San Fraaeieea Is the house guest of Mrs. W. li. Bascy this week. Miss Chapm has also been entertained recently by Mrs. Al Jones and Mise Mable Creigbton, A lovely and impressive cere mony iimtet! in marriage Mls Lueile Fouts, daughter e Mr, and Mrs, George Fonts or balem ami Carlton, anil Eari Branson,, son of Mr as Mrs. WH1 Branson of Aubura last Saturday st tb Bra sees home. The ring ceremony was ased at whseh uev. w. V Blodgett offleiaJed. Tb bride made a lovely pic ture in a gown of salmoa color ed georgette embelliHhea with crystal beads. She carried as arm bouaet of sweet peas sad Cecil Brasser roses. There were no at tendants. The hride has resided is Salem only a ehsrt while, bavin always made her home la Carl- Saiem where he attended the lo cal high school 0a "fits at tha wedding Includ ed: Mrs. Basel Miller and chil dren of Chicago Mrs. J, G, Oales tise of Portland Mr. and Mrs. Izzl&h Hewitt, Mr. sa l Mrs. Will Carver, Mr. and Mrs, George Fonts, Mr. and Mrs. Will Bras ses and Rev, cad Mrs. W, W. Biodgett, Nowtsiiog -esUble Nq Cooking. 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Priced ridiculously low at $4.85 DRESSES In this lot you will find an array of dresses of quality in every tonce ivahle style and fabric and at this low figure you will surely buy more than one $9.85 COATS In this lot we have grouped together at this price Goats that sold as high as $39.50 including the celebrated Prince of Wales models in all the new shades and weaves. Priced now at W y !... l Afp &m e ms MILUNERY I sw. AH of our Summer Millinery j&jwJ that sold from f 10 to $25 is inciwl- Vl WW ffiws d i one rge group to sell these jnf-,rir ,r WT last three days at hi I REL1MNG DESIGNING