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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1925)
MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1925 Society and Club News Edited by Rosalia Kober, Phone 8J Wedding At Home Beautiful Mrs. Wayne nipmlipm nf iheir Sunday school classes at a picnic on tne river tomorrow evening beginning at six o'clock. A picnic lunch and aw nimiiii: will ream re the af fair. U. Patrick and Mra. I The Oregon conference branch Henry will entertain woman's missionary society met One of the loveliest of the sum mer weddings was solemnised on Saturday evening when Miss Irene Curtis and Stanley Allen were married in the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. L. O. Curtis. The living room of the Curtis homo whore the ceremony took place was decked with bowls and baskets of pink gladioli and white hydrangea. Only immediate relatives of the bride.1 couple were present. There were no attend ants. Rev. E. F. Shanks officiat ed. The bride wore an attractive frock of faun crepe romaine beaded In bronze and rose. She rnrrind a shower bououet of bride's roses. Mr. and Mrs. Allen left after thi nnrnnmnv for ft tWO WCOlts' -I., in rti-tHuh rvihinihla and the Puget Hound country. They will make their nome in i-oruauu where Mr. Al'.en is studying den tistry. Mrs. Allen is well known In Sa lam Kim u-fiA crailunted from O A rv In 1!rH nnrt hat: been a high school teacher both in Salem and In Portland. She is a member of pi rteta Phi. Mr. Allen is a mem ber of Psl Omega, national den- tni fi-jileviiltv. He formerly at funded Willamette and the Uni versity of Oregon. MisK Viircaret Gray has turnp.i to her home in Portland. She was the house guest for sev eral weeks of her aunt, -Mrs. jonn McXary. Mr and Mrs. Clifford Farmer and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kirk motored to the Tillamook beach es for the week end. Honoring Mrs. Edwin Thielsen of San Francisco. Mrs. C. D. Ga briclson was hostcsfc at a line par ty at the Oregon on Friday eve ning. Later the group went to the Gray llcllc. In addition to Mrs. Thirteen, Mrs. Cabrielson'e guests included, Miss Noll Thiel sen, James Young, Carl Gabriel son an ' Charles Kay Bishop. Mrs. Thielsen, wl.o for many years made her home in Salem, has many friends here and a num ber of informal affairs have been luan In hr honor recently. Over the week end she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thielsen ni their summer home at Agate Beach. . . mi- mill Mrs. E. Schuneman and Miss Katlierlno McCarthy of (inmlia. Nebraska, Mrs. Seliuno- mn'a trr. and her house guest for the month, returned last night from a visit of several days at the Tillamook beaches and to hoa Bide. Rvlvifi Woods was the guest in Portland over the week end of Miss Florence Green. Vivian Hargrove and Miss Ucnlrlco Walton are spend Ing ten days in Vancouver, U. C Mrs. (5. A. Nye and daughter n,ia infi on Friday for Centra lla where they will be Hie guests at Mra F W. SChW.in, MOIIlil daughter. They will also visit Mt Rainier before returning 60ilth. a iu-,.r fen in (lie garden at the homo of Mr. and Mra. W. E A nrlnrnni.. Court street, ha been announced liy the MarDow- ell club. The affair will be given tomorn.-.v afternoon from three six o'clock. AT members of the club will b. hostesses and special honor guest' will be f ir prominent Salem mil .irlnna who have returned re cently from their studies in-lead- io. n,,,!;il renters of t ie conn trv The sneeial curittfi will lit Miss Iioroihy Pearcc, Miss Lucille mi-i Marian Emmons and U! Tun fMllirP I.OVO. Punch and wafers will be eerv h,l Infnrmnllv from the table whnh will he arranged in the nrhnr Thn affair, entirely in fnrninl In nature, is being plan far Ihp benefit of the SChol arship loan fund which the club maintains. m HVntik Power Ia entertain lng ns her house guests this week her sister, Mrs. A. L. Hopkins of Tneoma. and her niece and nenhews. Marian, Clarence and Harold Hopkins. Next week they will hp house rruests of Mr. and v K. T. Barnes and of the J II. Baker family. in annual convention in connec tion with the Evangelical en campment at Jennings Lodge, Or. Mrs. C. C. Poling, president, of Clam nnlna.1 tUa PnnVPtltion Tue6dky.morniiig at 6:30 with an impressive uevoiiouai eervice. m An important meeting oi tne tne morning session tm mum m Salem War Mothers will be held delegates were -ecorded, and af- 1U tltO UlltllllUUl Wl Wlllllli;n.c u- I mi a VW....1,..,.."" ditorlum tomorrow afternoon be- od by the presiding elders, Rev. ginning at three o'clock. C. L. Schuster of Portland and nev. u. L. L.oven or aaiem, pre- Mrs. Josle Stewart will leave llmlnary business was transacted. within severnl days for Califor- The afternoon devotions were nia. She will accompany Miss conducted by Mi's. J. S. Stnmin of C. theri:.e Dearborn, daughter of Napervllle, 111., and the nlgnt ae- -ll l r nf Pni-vallia OAtinna hv Mm MftS EbV Of .i.n ...til miim. Mill, nnllprp A f- I Pnrt land. tor spending a month in Oakland At the afternoon session a wo- Mrs. Stewart wll go to Eugene man s quarter trum iue memm where she will act as head resi- Evangelical church, Portland. dent at the Gamma Phi Beta furnished a selection. Rev. H. H. house on the University of Ore- Farnham of Miiwau.;ie gavo au gon campus. For the past three interesting digest of recent letters years Mra. Stewart has served as received by him from bis son House motner at int ri ncia rm veniuu, ui'"'j house at Corvallis. At the night session the Lents I choir sang anu iroiessor j. a Miss Genevieve Findley, bride Stamm of Napervllle, HI., preach- elect was honored at an attract- od the sermon. ive shower at her home on Friday The Wednesday morning ses evenlng when members of the L(on wafl taken up by reports from Delta Alpha class oi ine pithl department secretaries, anu ciec Methodist church entertained for tion of officers, which resulted as I ni.nl V (rlfta WPI'A nrPAPntpd I Inllnn.n. D,aclilnnl M P3 P P Pnl- THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON should be sent directly to tuiao Mame Zelgleman, chairman of the state bulletin committee, at 315 Piatt building, roruunu. --I--.! Ihn mnot an. i ue selection v n.v r liroprlate nam0 for the paper will be left to the state dumohu m mlttee, which .Is composed, in ad dition to the chairman, of one member from each of the 12 fed erated clubs. PAGE THREE Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Peterson arc at Pacific City for several days. ' t- Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Irwin a; : at Cain's place at Neali-kan-nle for a short vacation. Other Salemltes at Pacific City oiii Mr. n n'. uariow. Mrs. E.' W. Lamport, M. Lamport ind Miss Helen Lcisi. An all day meeting of the Ev- n.nn,l nirllwlnv eluh Will be held on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. T. W. Hall, 1496 Ferry street. A pot luck lunch will' be served at noon. ing: vice president, .Mrs. Nellie Myers; recording secretary, Mrs a N. Thompson: ' easurer, Mrs. C. L..Heckart. Mrs. O. D. Martin ...nn nlflnloil flnlpPT: in HlP an mini meerinir of the general board to be held at Council Bluffs, Iowa, in the fall. Miss Eugenia Phillips, mis- mary in South America, gave an address. A thn Mruiinfr kivi. Inn Wetlncs- .ln a rwnTll Allllllpm nln W.1A TITS- remain for several weeke wliile president, Mrs. Pol- Mr. Johnson will rctum on Wed- woman's mlsslonarv in the honor guest In a "make hn mm" cllill Miss Elsie Lippold Is president of the cla66 ana Aire. L,a.uoine i Clark i the teacher Miss Findlev has chosen Au gust 19 as the time of her wed ding to George Oliver. Aninnir IllP visitors Ot NCSkO- wln arc Mr. and Mrs. Paul John son and daughter, Juliu. Mrs. Johnson and her daughter win WARDEN GIVES sucn iudivld- on the technique of Virginia Valll IB Melgnan a iruu Ing woman In "The Confldenco Man" at the Bllgh theater today and tomorrow. Unipqua Cooperative Pruno Growers, Oakland; incorporators, T. B. Garrison, F. Fortin, A. u. Mallory and others; membership fee, 10. Baker copper company, uuum , A permit to operate In Oregon ..,n iuiib in thn York Products corporation, an Illlnobj corporation with a capital of 11,600.000. F. 8. Koetter of Portland ia attorney-in- fact for Oregon. Cuticura Loveliness A Clear Healthy Skin Insured by Ererr-dy Ua of Cuticura Sop H AY FEVER if yoa can't get way," mm the attacks with Xictts V VapoRub . W 1 7 Millie Jan Ud Yiart nesday. House guests of Mr. and Mrs. vv s MeCall recently were M: and Mrs. Harry Rice and daugh ters, Helen and Margaret. Mr. aiid Mrs. D. Tetter of Win- nhiec. Canada, arc the noute n-nrclK nf Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Nei- meyer. ' Mrs. Cora E. Reid and her daughter. Miss Rita lteid, left viwlerdav for a week at Nesko- win. Mr. and Mrs. William Esch are Mr. and Mrs. B J. Miles. Brailt- anticipating the arrival carly this son Miles .and their guests Mr. week of their son in law and and Mrs. James A. Devitt. Miss daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Leah Devitt and John Devitt of usaaioosa, luwit, cin-ui. ih " last week at 0cean6ide. In the -.-..nr. nUn warp Mr. 811(1 M TS. will Knirrbt. Miss Marcia Knight. Mra Warren Knight -.nd Bruce C. Knight, all of Portland. inir hv ihp woman's missionary society, in appreciation of her service The. m-ini'lna.1 address was de livored by Mrs. Stamm on the "Alms of tlio Woman 6 Missionary Society." Four points were em phasized, as follows: J lie wo man's missionary society should be "A spiritual force, an cduca tional factor, a fini.ncial asset, fellowship center." oregonian. Mr nnil M ivt .lnh:i Sundin and family returned recently Horn vacation at Newport. Guests at the Wayne Henry home over the week end were Mrs. Lottie Crawford and two children, Dorothy nml itannaii, of Oregon City. a inini.oaMnv and well at tended meeting of the Bru6h Col lege grange was held In the grove at the Brush College 6Chool on Friday evening. The program consisted of a reading by Mrs. Charles McCarter, a talk on the flax Industry by uoionei w.- i. Bartram, a reading Dy nm. Wayne Henry, the story of a ro cent auto trip from South Dako ta by Mr. Brice, ana a reaumis u. Mrs. Mercer. A weiner roast fol lowed. a nrt7A natinn.il federa tion pin or its money equivalent, If nrnrnrrprl 1H nilPrP.II LlltJ IlltZIU- bers of the Oregon Federation of Business and r roiessionui wu men's club who submits the win nlng name for the stats bulletin n,a fir,! icaiio at which w'll bi rpndv fnr distribution early this f,,n The enntest. which started An,c l and will close Sentem ber 30, is open to all members of fnnn,nMan pa eh heine enti tled to submit two names, wnlcu W-rilen T.evl E. Lawes. Of Olno- iner nrlsnn. who DrobabW itnnwR more about confidence men than any other person In the world, visited Thomas Melghn re- centely at the Paramount L.ong iflinnrl ointn rliirine the filming nf Melirhan's latest picture. "The Confidence Man," ana gave me star some valuable pointers and advice on making the production In the picture, Tom play3 the role of one of the smoothest crooks l Ihp n-nmp anil I hft Warden CUIllO In mlghly handy as an authority r..iiif nf nnklaml. California. Mr. nnitv mnmtliv Fsehl formerly made their home here I nml n niimher nf atrium nre oe- inc nlannod for them by their Salem friends. Mr and Mrs. J. F. Tyler have na o-iipHls Mr. and Airs. 1. lyier and son, Itoyal, who came west from their home In lowa to ai- ft.-nd the Tylor family reunion held yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Barnes had as their motor guests on a trip to I Mehama yesterday .Mrs. .vt. u. i)l...n,I,:qTi Mica M.irv Parnu- nagl.nl and Miss Florence Power. Mr. and Mrs. George Riches Infi unainrilav nn a two weeks mnlnr irill to the Puget Sound country. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Chadwick were visitors at uceantiiue cently. II. nn.t Mm 7.llilnC HiL'L'S flnil Mrs. Waller left this morning for a ten day visit at HeasiUc wuere they have reserved a couage. rr an,1 Mrs. Carl E. Miller and t..,A litilo ilaiiL'htprn have return cd from a fortnlBht's visit in Wnnhlnirlnn anil the Puget Sound np,.ntrv Thev soent a week at Seaside also. Blotches nnl (iml.rirrnRN.nir cjin llflllftllv be dispelled by a few applications of Hcsinol Ointment so don't let a pimply, unattractive skin shut you oft from ..l.'rnilnn nv nlnncriTif. nfifinP.flt miia. The healing ingredients of Keeinol help it to aootue away uiotcncs, rcuncsH, iuunlll,WBt j that it has become a standnrcl treatment for those in search of skin iicaitu, At all drug etorca Kesinol Todny Sixty LauRrrs Every Minute! 5 Heouxrie I ......r. A at JAMES CRUZE a Qammomu Qidiat Grand Orchestra GRAND Tuesday a I Say "Bayer"-Insistl For Colds Headache Pain Neuralgia fbs Accopt only - tjCf' Bnyer package Lumbago Rheumatism Accrpt only a Re which con tains proven directions Ilandy "Ilajrcr" boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100 DruggisU Ar-lr!n l the triile murk of IliTrr Minn Uctote of Moooaoetlcaclia'Rlcr of Ssllcjllcarlij No More Flies No More Mosquitoes i i m I -r1 VII. Tl All Wondertul Black nag iuus mem ah TTill ntrnrv flv in VOUr lomo with Buck Plao. 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