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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1925)
FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON PAGE FIVE Society and Cl ub Ne ws Edited bjr Rosalia Keber, Phono II Miss Vick Honor Guest At Shower Mies Ilertha Vick, whoso mar riage to ltoy J.tcobBon will be an vent of Sunday at the Chark'e Vick home, was honored np:ain nt a bride'j ehower when Mra.- Bo eeli and Mre. Oscar. MelKanrd en tertained for her on "Wednesday eventnjr. A dinner was given 'n tlie Hoacll home at six thirty with mcmbcr.i of the family Included Jn the Kuest group. In the evening a hoet of girt were presented to Iho bride-elect. In the group were Mir- Viek. Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Vick, Mr. and Mrs. Chnarlee Vick, Ml.c6 Harriet Marie Vick. Roy Jaoobsen, Mr. and Mrs. Melgaard and Mr. and Mro. Bosell. T,ottcra received recently by Salem friends of Miss Elizabeth Lord wl-o is upending several yc.ira in the Philippine tslnndu anil the Orient, tell of interesting experiences at Barriiio, the moun - tain resort a number of hours from Manila. Tiecpuee of the tum mcr storms Manila residents or dinarily leave Bagnio 'n June but Mifa Lord found It so ngreenble that she preferred to remain, longer. (In July 20 eho had com pleted all arrangements to retur.l to Manila when a typhoon, one of the worst in history, struck that district an ', made travel im possible as all 'OJfl6 were wash ed out by the heavy, rains. A long delay rcsultct. Miss Lord piano to remain in Manila until the end of tho summer and her further plane aro most indefinite. Miss I-ord writes of a number of old friends encountered in the Islands. During this summer 6he lias met in Bagnio Judge and Mrs. Johns who are well known here. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mears who aro well known in Salem, and Mrs. Howard Stritkler (Ruth Jrayl who spen' many years of tier life here and who has count less friends In the county. Mrs. Lillian Seaton and M is Lillian A.nld, both of Eugene, with whom Mies Lord travelled In the Malay peninsula and through India, apent the entire summer In Ma lila. Mr. and Mrs. Frank 0. Myers had as their guesta enrly in the week Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Myers and (laughter, Miss Marie Myers, at Meriford. They are motoring through to Portland. Colonel and Mrs. E. llofer and their 6on in law, daughter and grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Allan liynon and Allan, Jr., of Portland, left yesterday for the bench. They will remain over the week end at tho Hofer summer home "Madi ore" at Agate Beach. ' House guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Hawkins on Tuesday anil Wednesday of this week were Mr. and Mre. II. R. Rogers of Spokane, Washington. They left Wednesday evening for California Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harbison and family, and Mrs. Harbison's father, Dr. S. A. Bowman, re turned Tuesday evening from a two weeks' vacation at Neekowln. While there they had as their ruest an old family friend, Dr. K. S. Simpson of Pittsburgh. Penn sylvania. They also entertained a nephew of Mrs. Harbison. John Council of Santa Monica, Califor nia, and Al Black of Santa Monica Mr. and Mrs. Dan J. Fry, Sr., will return early next week from their summer home at Ncskowin where they Lave been spending ' several weeko During the past two weeks Miss Emma Roilge.'S has been the guest of Mrs. Ernest E. Smith and family on a motor trip to Mc Minnville, Pacific City and Nes towin. In the group also Is Mis. J. M. Honnold. Mrs. Randa McDonald and Mrs. W. J. Busick have returned to their homes after a week's stay at Ncskowin. Mies Iva Claire Love, Miss Ma rian and Mies Lucille Emmons motored to Monmouth yesterday. Mise Love appeared on the as sembly program at the stale nor mal school in a duet number with a Monmouth girl with whom she ad studied at the Cornish school rn Seattle. Mr. and Mia. B. 0. Shucking and Mrs. A. N. Gilbert returned recently from two interesting mo tor trips. They spent ten days in California and after a few days at home started north. On the second trip they drove to Glacier national park, through Montana and up to Calgary, Can ada. From Calgary they went to Bnnff and Lake Louise and re turned by way of Seattle. They spent two weeks In Canada. Among the vacationists return ing recently from Newport were Mrs. W. Roblson and daughter. Grace. They spent two weeks there. Roots and Herbs Used in Medicine Th T.ydta E. Pinkhnm Medicine Co., of Lynn, Mam., Is recognized s the Krentest uner of roots and herbs In the world. Over half a million pounds ure used annually In manufacturing Lydia E. Pink . ham's . Vegetable Compound. These herbs are gathered with the greatest care at the boa eon of the yeai when the medicinal ele ments which they contain are at their best. This, In part, accounts for the wonderful efficiency of Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound In restoring ailing wo men to health and turenrth. df. Millionaire Quits Job as Laborer Is if j. . - Si', 1 V5t 1 ' -v i P J Air-! i i , On an invitation from Mrs. "Fifi" SlUlman, to visit Iter at her Summer home in Quebec, Fowler McCormick has quit his job as a laborer in his father's harvester plant and returned to the fray life of the Chicago gold coast before paying a visit to the North. Miss Katnryn' Gunnell has re turned from a visit of ten days in Umatilla county. In Pendleton Miss Gunnell was the house guest of Major and Mrs. Lee Morehouse. During her vi6lt thero she took number of interesting stills of the work of a moving picture company which is filming a west ern picture along the Umatilla river at the present time. Pictures of their scenes, and of a number of their stars Including Hoot Gib son and Dustin Farnham are in cluded In Miss Gunnell's collec tion which she will have on dis play shortly. Her nephew Mcr lyn J. Gunnell, accompanied her. Ho will ride In the Pendleton Round up and Mies Gunnell will return to Pendleton at that time to take more pictures. An Interesting Salem visitor at the present time ia Mrs. W. I). George who Is the house guest for several weeks oi her parents, Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Downing. Mrs. George has been working on her part In the Cecil Di Mille produc tion "Tbo Road to Yesterday," which will be released 6oon. Among the actors who have leads in this production are vera Kcyn- olds, Julia Faye and Joseph Schildkraut. Upon her return to Hollywood Mrs. George may again resume work In the moving pic ture colony. Mrs. F. L. Miller and two daughters, Minnie and Edna, have returned from Newport where they epent two weeks. T n C.snn Vaftv ln:tffnlr h.lA returned from Longvlcw, Wash ington, where she visited with friends for several weeks, Mr. and Mrs. II. Auman anil vfi... iia-nl Auman hnvn reliirtie,! from a motor trip of a month In southern California. They were house guests In Los Angeles of the J. Kennedy family who for merly matto tneir nome in amnu. Lemons Bleach the Skin White The only harm lees way to bleach tho fikln whito Is to mix tho Juice of two lem one with three ounces of Orchard White, which any druir- ff.at will supply for a few cents. Shake well In a bottle, and you have a whole qunr ter pint of the most wonderful skin whitener, softener and bcau- tlficr. Maasage this sweetly fragrant lemon blench Into the face, neck, armn and hands. It can not irri tate. Famous s?age beauties use :t to bring thit clear, youthful skin and rosy white complexion; also as a freckle, sunburn and tan bleach You mufit mix this remarkable lo tion yourself. It can not be bough ready to u.ie becauae It acts best Immediately after " is prepared. Adv. Why Buy Hosiery froni Peddlers? When you can purchase 3 pairs of $1.25 guaranteed Rayon and Silk Hosiery, for $2.95; all colors. On Sale at 420 Court Street Mall Orders Solicited A, E. Lyons Mr. and Mre. B. T. Kumlcr have returned from a motor trip to Indiana, lllinoie and Ohio They drove more than eix thou sand miles and visited Yellow atone national park. They went eaet by way of the Lincoln high way and returned on the Yellow stone trail. x Mr. and Mre. D. A. Hodge and Mr. and Mre. Merle Kosecrane motored to Portland yesterday for the day. Alpha Chis Entertain At Shower Honoring a group of girls who will enter college in the full threc membera of the Oregon Agricul tural college chapter of Alpha Chi Omega entertained at an at tractive twelve o clock luncheon at tho Gray Bello yesterday. The ho6tc660a were Mist; Amelia Bab- cock, Miss Katherlne Hartley, Mies Lucille Mooro and Miss Edna Mae Root of Portland, who came down for the affair. Marigolds in oraiige and bronze formed the keynote o' tho attract ive floral decorations on the luncheon table. Covers were laid for Mlfs. Caroline Lambert h, Mies Marjorie Mellinger, Mis Dorothy Kezar, Mies Edith Brotherton, Mtes Helen Campbell nmMhe host eescs, Mif Root, Miea Hancock, Mies Hartley and Mies Moore. Miss Mamie Homyer whose wedding will be an event of next week was honored at an attract ive shower laet night when Miss Jeeaie Gibson entertained for her at the Gibson home. Burins the evening a variety of lovely gifts were ehowered upon tho bride- elect. Tho group Included Miss Ho myer, Mrs. A. Homyer, Mre. -P, A. Thompson, Mies . Beosio Smith, Mice Ruth Edwards, Mrs. Edna Townsend, Mrs. Guy Young, Mies Clara Homyer, Mrs. L. E. war- rick, Mrs. MUcd Bradford, Miss Freda Oehler, Miss Tillie Albert), Miee Clara Oehler, Mrs. Frank Thompson, Mies Bessie Smith, Mrs. I. D. Gibson and the hostess, Miss Gibson. Mrs. Elwyn Craven (Dorothy Dick) of Dallas, and her little daughter, Marjorie Ann, aro the house guests of Mrs. E. C. Cross for several days. This afternoon Mrs. Russell Catltn and Mrs, Frank Spears are entertaining in formally in their home for Mrs, Craven. A number of her old friends are included in the guest group. Miss Ruth Bedford has complct ed arrangements to leave Salem either September 6 or 7 for the east to continue her musical studios. Honoring Mise Velma Taylor who win be married at the Uni tarian church at three o'clock on Sunday to Leon DuBois, Miss Ruth Davidson entertained at a shower on Wednesduy evening. A mock wedding; was one of tho fea tures of the evening. The gifie were presented to the bride elect in a unique fashion. Those present were Mies Tay lor, Miss Veda McCoy, Mlea Bes sie Taylor, Mrs. Lewis Swift, Mfes Lois Hockett, Mise Rhea McCoy, mica tiiu u w i icy, ia uiauyfe Beardslcy, Miee Jaunita Hockett, Mrs. Curtis Loter, Mrs. E. B. Taylor, and the hostess. Mias Da vidson. Mrs. D. M. Crouse has as her guests her daughter, Mrs. F. J. Kederick (Belle Crouse) and her granddaughter, Margaret Louise Roderick of Vancouver, Washing ton. Uteres this Difference! Sir Thomas J. Lipton grows, picks, blends, packs and ships his own tea so that he knows it is unequalle otnes i Millions t because Lipton's has the LARGEST SALE IN THE WORLD 1 ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM RELIABLE MERCHANDISE Nashua Cotton Blankets ALL FIRST QUALITIES We do not carry seconds. $1.75 a pair; $2.29 a pair, white or colors. Extra large sizes $2.90 a Pair Hop Pickers' Gloves All leather Gloves 50c pair. Women's and Children's sizes 7 to 8'&. Special horsehide Glove3 95c pair. 36 Inch 27 Inch Outing Flannel Outing Flannel Colors Good Quality A Good Grade Heavy, yd. 25c Lights or Darks, yard Medium, yd. 23c 15c Day's New "Tug of War Cloth" Work Suit i will wear like iron Coat and Pants Suits $8.50 Extra Pants to fit, $3.00 Day's Grey Moleskin Suits The Id standard quality moleskin that has been imi tated but seldom equaled as to material and workmanship Coat and Pants Suits $11.50 EXTRA PANTS TO MATCH $4.50 -Also sizes 44 to 54 waist, only $5.00 pair Men's Work Shirts 65c, 95c, $1.25, $1.50 Boys' Work Shirts 55c, 75c and 95c TAX REVISION BILL TO BE RUSHED THROUGH Washington, Aug. 27. (A. P.) Plane arc boing perfected by Uit republican leaders in the senate to expedite action by the finance committee when the tax revision bill reaches it f,rom the house. senator uurtis, repuuncan, floor leader, a member of the com mittee said today before leaving for his home in Kausas that he in tended to return early In October to follow the hearings which will be held by tho house ways anil mcane committee beginning Octo ber 19. Republican members of tho senate committee, he said, planned to follow ciosely the house committee hearings and house de bate bo heoripfts could be begun Table Oilcloth yard 34c 81x90 Sheets $1.25- Tk if . n n a aa soon na the bill reached hie committee. Londoner Pleads for Monkev WuMhinttou, Aug. it. (A. P.) Apparently having heard of the evolution controversy inquiring ir it would be Bufe to bring a pet monkey Into tho United States. He said be plunned to bring it in through Canadn, but had heard there was danger ot his monkey being seized. Yesterday' Scores. Sacramento 7-7; Portland 10-6. Ban Francisco 1; Los Angeles 3. Salt Lake 4; Seattle 5. CuticuraSdap Pure'and Wholesome Keeps The Skin Clear Simp. Ointment. Talcom oid wrywhera, A fuU size can of theNvonderful.new ni l Introductory 8 DdmsuXDIUU Olfer here this week. ) Southem-tM Packed fresh like fine fruits ' You det a can of this new kind of coconut - s ,1.1 i . n absolutely tree mm me purcnase oi eacn V lb. package of your good old familial BAKER'S PREMIUM SHRED COCONUT at the regular price of .2S out vaiue tur zdt All this week At your grocer s Buy NOW ! 240 and 246 N. COMMERCIAL STREET OUR 676-STORE BUYING POWER SAVES YOU MONEY, Jill f fl RATION-WIDE INSTITUTION- Co. INC enney DEPARTMENT STORES 160 North Liberty Street, Salem, Ore. WHERE SAVINGS ARE GREATEST THRUOUT THE YEAR In the Newest Autumn Styles The curtain rises and Here are new Fall Dresses I Each new style makes its appearance and each is lovely beyond descrip tion. Our Autumn Silk Dresses have made their appearance have you seen them? The ma terials are soft, clinging satins and satin crepes I Buy your new Dress nowl Rippling Flares and Deep, Rich Colors There's a dash in the popular flares which adorn many frocks! Trimmings are original and smart. There are styles to suit every type of figure I ' Black leads the color list in favor but 'deep green, wine, cuckoo, and purples vie strongly for popu larity. Our Silk Dresses range in price from $14.75 to $39.75
