Capital journal., July 31, 1925, Image 5

FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1925
tfHE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEMjI OREGON
PAGE FIVE
Society and Club News
Edited by Rosalia Kobcr, Phono 82
Mrs. Olinger
Wins Golf
Honors
Mre. H. II. Olinger "was pro
:lalmed tho winner on Wedneeilay
n trie iJomerny and Keene tro
)hy bavins defeated Mrs. Orrla
Try'at the Illnhce golf llnke. Tin
'inal match culminated from the
:ompctition which began early In
.ho summer season and was play
;d on the llnka on Ladies day,
The ladies aro anticipating on
hi n day the arrival on the course
f a ladies team from Oregon
GucbU at the home of Arefetant
Joetmafiter and Mrs. A. K. Gib
mrd are Mr. and Mre. J. O. Tat-
nan of L.oh Angelca who are mo
oring to British Columbia. Mr
rntmnn and lr r'lhhnivl dps vn.
ipwfnir t vion ilh i na whifh hirtfil
vhen they were appointed letter
arriere in Traverse cuy, miciu
-an.
Mr. and Mre. George W. Hug
.nil eons, Wallace and Robert:
eft recently for Ocean Park
ffhere they will enjoy a two
veelV vacation. They will bo
lomiciled in tl.eir summer cot
age.
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Mrs. Viola Swartz returned to
er home in Portland yesterday
fter being the bouse guest of
Ire. Jennie Miller for several
aye.
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Cameron
nd grandson, Carl Butte, Jr., and
Ir. and Mrs. E. C. Cameron and
on, Hilly, spent last week end at
leskowin.
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Mr. and Mrs, Bryon Turner,
Drmerly of this city and who
ow make their home In Callfor-
ia, will be Salem visitors la the
ear future.
Mrs. T. G. Bligh and grand
aughter, Margaret Ann, return
d last evening from Winnipeg
an ad a, where they have been
leiting for the last mouth. While
i Canada they made eeveral de
ghtful trips to places of Inter
St.
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Mra. Ethel Rftter and small son
unior, returned yesterday from
eattle. They were guesta of
rlende In the Sound city.
Gladys Emery tertaincd In
onor of Mise Helen Currle.
irlde-elect of August, at her home
n me wauio Hin Thurfiday af-
oon of music the honor guest
raa presented with many lovely
ilia by her menfla
Thoee bidden to the affair were
rrs. Arthur Dahl, Mra. W. J.
taberly, Mrs. Alta Haberly, Mrs.
D. Haberly, Mrs. C. R. Richee.
Ira. J. C. Currle, Mrs. Helen Pa-
et, Mrs. David Ramseyer, Mre
'. H. Thompson, Mrs. J. J,
bompson, Mrs. Will Janes, Mrs.
lbert Mader, Mrs. Dewey Allen,
Ira. W. P. Emery and the Misses
.delalde Scriber, Loene Pooler,
ofs Rlchea, Winnie Richee, Mil
red Haberly, Julia Cnrrie, Evff
rn Emery and the honor guest.
lies Helen Currle.
Mre. Charlce I. McNary hae
rrived In Portland to join Sena-
)r McNary, who hae been hers
r some time. Mrs, McNary has
le t returned from a two and a
ait months' trip abroad, where
lo visited Italy and France. Sen
tor and Mra. McNary are at the
nperial -Portland Tele-
ram.
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Mr. and Mra. Lynn F. Cronc
illler have no their guesta the
(iesea Gladys Orford of Tacoma
.Qd Dorothy Orford of Boise, Ida-
o. They will remain in Salem for
ime time.
Mlfi Pearl House and hr
other of Knlama, Washington,
re visiting with frienda In the
ity. They made the trip by mo
r. Mlffl House and her mother
rmcrly resided here where they
ave a host of frienda,
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Dr. and Mra. George Sternberg
ndfamlly are enjoying a delight
il outing at Neskowin. They
;otored to the seashore.
Mlse Mable Robertson le a
ouse guest in Portland at the
ome of Mrs. Leslie D. Howell,
be expects to return to Salem
lie week end.
Mr. and Mra. Eugene Eckerliti,
r., have as their guest for the
eek Mica Helen Carroll of Wc
atehec, Washington. Mr. and
Ire. Eckerlin accompanied by
iclr guest and Mr. and Mre.
ugene Eckerlin, Jr., will motor
to Newport for the week end.
In New Battle
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iCeater-RimOOU) HART;
BeZotv -ATTORUE Y STHPHENm
Justice Siddons will hear the
proceedings in the new evolution
Tight whicn is raging ai "i6
t AHnovo Unrt nnd Ktcnuens
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prepared the defense against the
evolution injunction peuuuu.
Mre. C. T. Pomeroy wae host
ess yesterday for a 12 o'clock
luncheon at her home honoring
Mr. and Mre. Edward Brenner of
Tillamook and Mrs. Alta Rehder
ot Oakland, California. Covers
were placed for seven.
Salem friends of Mr. and Mre.
Alfred Loy of Corvallis will b
pleased to hear that they are the
parents of an eleven and one
half pound eon born Saturday
July 26. The young man le the
great grandson of J. Pearcy
Stearns of Salem. He hae been
named Stephen Leslie.
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Mies Frances Quisenberry of
Portland will arrive In Salem this
evening To be tbe guest of Mr. and
Mrs. P. D. Quisenberry for the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Herman
ot 689 north High street are re
celvlng the congratulations of
ineir menus over mo oirtn oi a
young eon. He will bear tho name
of Edward Lewie.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kipper
had an enjoyable outing at Nee
kowin recently.
Mrs. Chester A. Downe wae a
Portland vleitor yesterday.
Dr. and Mrs. P. L. Utter and
children, Robert, Betty and Ken
neth, are homo from a ten days'
vacation at Neskowin. They mo
tored home laet Tuesday.
Mr. and Mre. Gordon McGll-
christ are being congratulated on
the birth of a tit lighter born
Tuesday, July 21. The little lady
hae been given the name of Bev
erly Marie.
Mr. and Mrs. Max O. Buren ac
companied by their eons, Wolcott
and Peery, and Mite Luella Haus
ler, returned home on Tuesday
from a week's motor trip to Camp
Lewie and Rainier national park
Mrs. W. D. Clarke and Miss
Greta Bailey were In Ilillsboro re-
cently to attend the funeral of
their aunt, Mra. A. D. Wagner
who made her home in Newport.
Mre. Lenta Westacott la ex
pecting Miss Elizabeth McClay of
Olympia, Washington, to arrive
tomorrow, Miss McClay will mak-?
an extended visit at the Westa
cott borne.
Clay Toothacre of Chicago le
visiting at the home of hi par
ents, Mr. and Mre. F. N. Tooth
acre. He will remain in Salem for
some time.
Safe Mlk
and Diet
For Infants, Invalid, the Age?,
Nursing Mot hen, Children, etc.
Sat Diet fci JnmM
well-balanced, palatable, easily assimilated diet that
nourishes and up-builds. Use at meals, between meals, or
n retiring.' Endorsed by physicians for over 40 years,
j Prepared at home in a minute by briskly stirring the
wwdet in hot or cold water. No cooking.
Gideon Stolz ie spending the
week In Seattle. Ho Is expected to
return to Salem Sunday evening
Mies Irene Pratt ot Grants Paes
and a former Willamette- univer
eity etudent, le the house guest
of Mr. and Mre. A. C. Bohrnetedt
Several charming affaire are be
lDg planned in her honor.
A quiet wedding at high noon
yesterday in the parsonage of the
Christian church united In mar
riage Miea Hope Gilmer of Salem
and John Turnbull of Rosedalo.
Rev." R. L. Putnam officiated at
the service.
Tho bride wae attractive In a
gown of tan satin and wore a pic
ture hat to match. Miee Margaret
Faith Gilmer, the bride'e sister
and Miss Flora Turnbull, sister
of the groom were the only wit
neeses of the ceremony.
After a short tour of the eaet
Columbia river highway and Mt,
Hood loop Mr. and Mrs. Turnbull
will return to Salem to make
their home.
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Mrs. F. W. Launcr returned
home yesterday from a vacation
trip to Yachats which she en
joyed with her son In law and
daughter, Mr. and Mre. Barkley
Newman of Albany. Over the
week end Mr. and Mra. Newman
wilt be entertained at the Launer
home.
Mre. J. C. Nelson will bo the
week end guest of Mre. David
Eaeon ot MeMinnVIIle. Sho will
return to her homo Sunday evening.
Mre. Richard Cartwright will
return the first of next week
from Oakland, California, where
she has been for tho ' past few
months ae tho guest of Mre. E. W.
Tillson.
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Mrs. Fritz Slade and two chil
dren are domiciled at the T. A.
Llveeley cottage at Neskowin. Mr.
Slado motored them to the beach
tfc: firet of the week, returning
the eame day.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Albert ac
companied by their daughters,
Mary Jane and Josephine, and
Mre. J. C. Griffith motored to
Crater Lake last week end where
they are having an enjoyable out
ing. They will return to the city
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. C. S; Hamilton is spend
ing several weeke in Portland.
Mr. Hamilton was recently oper
ated upon at the Good Samaritan
hospital. It le reported that he is
getting along nicely.
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Chapter G of the P. E. 0. sis
terhood met thie afternoon at tho
homo ot Mrs. William McGil
chriet on south Commercial street.
A large number ot members at
tended the meeting.
Mr. and Mre. Harry Hawkins
have been entertaining ae their
guests recently Mre. W. Robert
McMurray and son, Bobby of
Portland. They returned to their
home the first of the week.
Dr. and Mre. W. B. Mott are
receiving the congratulations of
their many friends over the birth
of an eight and one half pound
son. The baby, which hae been
named William, waa born the
morning of July 30.
Miss Marian Wyman will spend
three weeks of her vacation Jn
Oregon at Taylor'e grove in the
capacity of chaperone. During
the present week Mise Wyman Js
with menvbere ot the Grax club,
Toss for Man
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Doris Lorenzo and her sister, Lo
rette, of Florida City, FlaH loved
the Banie man. Having been chums
as well as sisters, they decided to
toss a coin to see who would marry
tho man who was the choice of
both. Doris woa and Loretto
stepped aside. v-
high school graduates who were
former girl reeorvee, for their
outing. Next week ehe will be
with the b'gh school girl reserves
and the week following with the
group from the grade echools.
On Saturday of this week mem
bers of the Grax club who are in
camp will give a community pro
gram at which all families In the
neighborhood will be invited to
be guests.
In tle group are Mary Erics
son, Bernice Mulvey, Elizabeth
Falrchlld, Llllae Rowe, Loretta
Varley, Erma Meeke, Emm Rich
ards, Irene Brcithkupt, Imogen e
Gardner, Ruth Stavor, LaVlnia
Buirgy, Velleda Ohmart, Bernice
Roberts and Myrtle Smith.
Miss Clementine Charles, from
tho local YWCA, will act ae chap
erone, while Miss Wyman returns
to Salem. ,
FIND LOONEY
GRAFTED VICE
ROCK ISLAND
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ed a lean-up campaign and were
Joined by citizens committee.
Son Shot to Death.
The climax came October 6,
1922, when Looney's son, John
Connor Looney, was killed ae he
sat with his father In an Automo
bile in front of a hotel. The elder
Looney escaped the ehots fired
from passing automobiles and
later disappeared.
An investigation resulted In In
dictments against Looney and
Kock Island officials for conspir
acy to pcirtcct gambling and in
trial and convictions of four men
Don't Suffer
With Itching Rashes
UseGuticurd
The breakfast cooked, the kitchen cool
That's Quick Quaker, the "no hot kitchen"
solution of the summer breakfast problem
TTERE is the right summer breakfast . . ,'
JL1 oats and milk. Doctors urge it. Children
do well on it. Active folks need it.
Yet you cook it in 3 to 5 minutes.
That means no frying and stewing on hoi;
mornings.
It means meeting hot days with a smile.
Get Quick Quaker. You will be delighted.
Same rich Quaker flavor. Cooks faster, that's
the only difference.
Cookj la
3 to 5 minute
TIIE "MAGIC" Re
duccr enables you
to take off fat in
a safe, tane and con
venient way. A few
minutes a day in the
privacy of your bou
doir will accomplish
amazing results. This
scientific reducer, built
on the vacuum princi
ple, massages as it rolls
breaks up the tissue
and takes off the fat.
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With the "Magic
there is no over exer
tion no fatigue
you simply roll the fat
away where the reduc
tion is desired.
Step Into the corset
department today and
let your favorite cor
setlere demonstrate
this marvelous device.
The price is $6.50
as killers of the son.
Meanwhile Looney was located
in New Mexico, arrested on a fed
eral warrant charging interstate
transportation ot a stolen auto
mobile and, later, when he went to
Perlo to answer the charge, was
taken to Hoc It Island and arraign
ed on the indictments, one of
which charged the murder of Ga
bel. During tho trial1 for alleged con
epiracy to protect gambling, Loon
ey produced several senswtlow?,
once when he shouted at Assistant
Attorney General Iladley, "liar
do what you please with me, but
leavo my child alone," and later
when he was eearched and a re
volver talcen from him.
Scratches and
Cuts
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Thousands of mothers have Rcsinol
Ointment ready for the cuts, scratches,
burns, etc., which daily occur in tho
homo where there are children. They
know that it is perfectly pure and harm
less, that it helps to prevent infection
and hastens tho healing. Children will
call for Rcsinol when hurt becauso it
does not smart or sting even if applied
to a raw, badjy irritated surface.
SAMPLE DAY
SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, IS SAMPLE DAY at the
CENTRAL PHARMACY
410 State Street
With each purchase of $1.00 or more we will give FREE
one sack of samples consisting of an assortment of the
following: ,N
Cutex ITudnut
Armond Face Powder and
Cream
Colgate Talcum Powder and
Shaving Cream
Krank's Lemon Cream and
Ilair Preparation
Karess Cleansing Cream and
Powder
H. II. Ayer's Powder
and
Kotex
Ingram's Creams
47-11 Soap
Luxor Powder
Three Flowers Powder
Cream
Cutex Nail Powder
Cappi Powder
Koloynos Tooth Paste
Melba Powders and Creams
Reslnol
Many others
CENTRAL PHARMACY
Telephone 276410 State
WHERE THE DOLLAR AND VALUE PASS
PAIRS for the PRICE OF 1
Exceptional Opportunity Extraordinary Values in
WOMEN'S PUMPS
Simple and Genuine 2 pairs for the price of 1 pair if you can only use one pair
bring a friend and each pay half the bill.
Regular $5.50 rn &
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Buster
Brown
Shoe
2 Regular $8.00 $0 nn
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2 for 1
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BUSTER BROWN
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2 for 1
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