Capital journal., October 12, 1925, Image 3

MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1925
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
PAGE THREE
Society, Clubs and Music
" lr.rillAl hit Rnanlfn trhSK Dhnna B 1
Woman's
Club Adopts
New Plan
The organization of a finaii
cominiLU-u and the adopt ion of
ihe clepari mental plan were
among the most important itom
of buinef6 considered and acted
upon nt the meeting of the S:i
loin Woman's club in the club
house on Saturday afternoon.
Because the club is growing too
large to allow the executive board
to continue to act ae an adrisory
bciard in financial matters the
plan of having a finance commit
tec to at-:snimo the duties was act
cd upon during the business
meeting. Mrs. Wm. Ford y re Far
go, president of the club, ap
pointed as members of the now
committee M'e. Charles S. Welier,
chairman, Mrs. Ray Farmer. Miss
Edith Hazard, Mm. L. H. McMa-
hon and MisB Ethul Fletcher.
Mrs. O. is. Price, treasurer, is ex-
officio member. The committee
will consider the bills presented
to the club and the best ways for
the spending th the club money
but the final vote will remain
with the club as a whole.
Tlie second reading on the pro
posed departmental plan was giv
en by Mrs. W. E. Kirk and by
unanimous vote the club adopted
the plan which was suggested by
the federation president more
than a year ago. According to the
new plan the institutions, health
tine arts and visiing committees
will be enlarged into departments
on the order of the state org-ini
ration. The personnel of the new
departments will be announced by
the club president within a few
days. A new department wil! be
the American home department.
Alternates to attend the conn
ty federation meeting In Hubbard
to take the place of several dele
gates who will not be able to at
tend will also be named by Mrs,
Fargo within a short .lnie. Dur
ing the business meeting Mrs.
Elmo S. White, general chairman
of the committees arranging for
the scholarship loan silver tea on
Friday, gave a short talk on the
purposes of the tea. Mrs. J. A,
Carson reported the health con
vention held In Portland last
week. During the meeting of the
executive board preceding the
regular meeting seven applica
tions for membership In the club
were considered. Mrs. T. S. Rob
erts was in charge of the music
for tlie afternoon.
Mifs Jessie Mctiregor, former
ly chairman of the slate scholar
ship loan committee, was Ihe
main speaker of the afternoon
Sho told of the manner in which
worthy girls are allowed to fin
ish their college courses through
financial aid given them by the
women's club fund. Last year six
girls at Willamette were given
loans, according to Miss Mc.fJrcg-
nr. She was the guest of the
scholarship loan committee of
the club.
The Court street Christian En
deavor mot for the monthly bus
iness meeting Friday evening nt
the church. Reports of commit
tees were presented. Plans for
the coming month were made,
nmong them being a contest bas
ed on the four square campaign
for the purpose of increasing
membership in the Endeavor. The
quest ion of an Endeavor library
was also discussed. After the ad
journ nirnt of the business meet
ing, the remainder of the evening
was spent in playing games.
to have a goo J
Appetite
7 WS
"Yes! thank you."
A GOOD appetite menna a cheer,
fill disposition.
You may have a good appetite
If the blood that goes constantly
to your vital cr ana la pure. S.S.S.
purifies the blood a good appetito
follows and yon will have a clear
complexion and will he strong,
cheerful and healthy.
Don't go on feeling up one day
and down the next hardly sick
but never well losing "pep,"
punch and ambition. Hearty eaters
are the red-blooded men and
women. Enjoy your food! Get
back your strength and energy!
Reclaim yourself before It Is too
Jatc! People In a physically run
down coiditlon aro an easy prey
to disease.
S.S.S. Is what Is needed. Tonr
blood needs purifying. Your blood
cells supply the energy which
keeps your body well and fit. 8.8.9.
aids Nature In supplying new red-blood-cells,
the spark that rejogs
your syRtem. Carefully selected,
scientifically proportioned and
prepared herbs and barks make up
S.S S. the great blood purifier
which gives Nature a helping hand.
Get back the lost appetite, the
missing vitality, the keen, spark
ling eyes, that look of determina
tion. S.S S. will give you moro
energy, vitality and vigor and a
more up and going appearance.
AS. 8. a to hM at an rood
atom la two aim. Tha law
aiaa la Bora aeonaulcal.
Mrs. John It. Sites will be
HKiti'68 on Friday to the first
meeting of tlie new year of the
Hiurtiilny bridge luncheon club.
Plans for the year were outlined
at a short bnsiness meeting held
on Friday evening at the home
of Mrs. Cal ration.
Members of this club are Mrs.
F.. I. Aldricli. Mro. 0. L. Fisher.
Mrs. It. C. Hunter, Mrs. A. . E.
Hiiekeeteln, Mra. Clair Ininau.
Mrs. Clyde Johnson, Mrs. Ernie
Knppliahn, Mre. Charles Know
land. Mm. w. I. Needliam, Mrs.
Cal Patton. Mrs. H. H. Belt and
Mis. John H. Sltee.
Two Affairs
Given at
Webb Home
Mrs. Carl tl. Webb and Mrs. T.
H. Galloway have been liosteenes
at two atlnietive affairs within
the last few days. On Saturday
evening Ihey entertained infor
mally at several tables of bridge.
High hnnoi'6 were won by Mrs.
P. A, Eiker and Bllea Darby.
Today the Webb home is the
scene of another delightful affair
with Mrs. Welib and Mre. Gallo
way entertaining a group of Sa
lem in ;i I rons nt luncheon and
bridge. Covers were laid for eigh
teen at tlie one o'clock luncheon.
Attractive Hallowe'en decoratioi)6
were used both on the lunch
eon table and about the living
rooms. Tlie Hallowe'en motif wan
used alpo on Saturday evening.
Otto Pnulus, art director of the
Salem Arts league, has announced
the program for the general meet
ing in the Woman's clubhouse to
morrow evening beginning at
eight o'clock. W. C. Dibble will
give the address of the evening.
E. Cooke Patton will give his ex
hibition n magic and sleight of
hand, readings will be given by
Mie Irene Smith and Joel Derri
man, and Mii Fay Snarke will
sing.
Mrs. J. M. Clifford is in charcc
of the affair. Mrs. Bvron S.
Brunk is in charge of the serv
ing table and Mrs. J. F. Lau heads
the commltlce nrranging for the
refresh men t.
Tlie staled communication of
Willamette Shrine No. 2, Older of
the White Shrine of Jerusalem,
will be held tomorrow evening in
the Masonic Temple. Ceremonial.
Callouses
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O. A. C. Club
Reception
Wednesday
Alumni, former students and
parents of former and present
students at Oregon Agricultural
college will meet at a reception In
the woman's club house on north
Cottage street on Wednesday eve
ning at the reception planned by
officers of the Salem O. A. C.
club for a group of the Corvallis
faculty group.
The honor guests will be Dean
Kate Jamieson, Dean U. G. Du-
bach, iMiss Florenco Errant of
the physical education faculty.
Miss Florence Clasyer of the homo
economics department, Mrs. Ger
trude McElfresh of the English
department, Mr. and Mrs. "Dud"
Kearns of the physical education
department.
A musical program will be
furnished during the evening by
the musical faculty at the college.
It is possible that Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Petri, formerly of Salem,
and now prominent me m b e re 'of
the music department faculty,
may take part in the program.
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Members of the Yo-Mar-Co
class of the First Methodist
church will meet tomorrow eve
ning at the borne of Mr. and Mrs.
H. R. White, 2009 S. Church
street, at a gingham dress and
shirt eleeve Hallowe'en party. As
sistant hostesses will be Mrs.
Eric Butler, Mrs. J. D. Foley and
Mrs. Grant Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Al .Krausu had as
their guests over the week end
Mr. and Mre. Edgar Wertheimer
of Portland. Mrs. Krause and Mrs.
Wertheimer are sisters.
Additional guests nt the
Krauso home yeterrday were
Mr. and Mrs. John DeMar, Mr.
and Mrs. L. Krause, Mr. and Mrs.
Wertheimer, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Krause and William, Jr., and
Dr. I. Dellar. all of Portland.
Mre. W. E. Burns bad as her
house guest last week her eietcr,
Mrs. D. E. Cook of Sacramento.
This week Mrs. Cook is visiting
another sister. Mrs. C. G. Irwin.
The Salem branch of the state
music teachers' association will
meet tonight at the home of Miss
Margaret Fisher, 790 north
Church street.
rOLDS
I of head or chest are more easily
treated externally with
V A PO RUB
Over 17 Million Jarm Utmd Yearly
Mr. and Mrs. J. M: Devere had
ae their guest on .Saturday and
Sunday fester McDonald of Eu
gene, a freshman in the Univer
sity of Oregon.
On Wednesday evening, begin
ning at six thirty, the young
married people's club of the First
Presbyterian church will have
their monthly club dinner In the
church parlors. A program will be
given (luring the evening. Mrs
Carl Webb is chairman of the af-
ralr.
The sixtieth anniversary of the
wedding of Mr. and Mre. T. Rem
ington will be observed tomor
row at the home of Mre. I. L. Mc-
Adams, 245 D street. Members of
the G. A. R. and the W. R. C
will be guests. An Invitation lias
also been ex-tended to the Sons of
Veterans and tlie Daughters of
Veterans.
All former students of the Ore
gon normal school will meet at
luncheon on Saturday, October
17, the second day of the county
institute of teachers. A special
guest at the luncheon will be
President Landers of the state
normal. Tha time and place of the
affair will be announced later.
A social and business meeting
of the American Legion auxiliary
will be held in McCornack hall
beginning at eight o'clock to
night. The auxiliary standard
will be dedicated by Mrs.
John J. Rottle formerly auxiliary
president.
at
Salem Woman's club will be
represented by Mrs. Wm. Fordyce
Fargo, Mre. Alice H. Dodd, Mrs.
W. C. Dibble. Mrs. J. C. Currie
and Miss Sdith Hazard, at the
county federation meeting at
Hubbard next Friday, according
to the action of the club members
during the brief business meeting
of the club on Saturday,
Miss Salome Socolofsky . had as
her guest over the week end Miss
Christine Halvorsen of Portland.
Miss Sylvia ""Woods was the
week end guest in Portland of
Miss Florence Green.
Mies Lena Belle Tartar wU be
north Liberty street at a meeting
of chapter AB of the P. E. O. sis
terhood. The program Is being ar
ranged by Mrs. Harry Styles.
Wide interest is being taken
in the luncheon at which the Sa
lem branch of the National Lea-
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gue of Women Votero will meetl
at the Gray Belle on Wednesday.
Special guests at this luncheon
the first meeting ot the league in
'.nc new o.uii year, will be Mre.
Uharice carver, Jr., of Portland.
president of the state league and
Mrs. Richard Scholt of Portland.
Reservations for the luncheon are
being made with Mre. Rex San-
ford at 1924W.
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morning for Portland where she
win do tne guest ot -Mrs. Kalph
Kellogg for the greater part ot
the week. Mrs. Kellogg ie plan
ning a series of bridge parties at
wntcu .Mrs. ueorge will be a spe
cial guest.
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Mrs. F.'W. Durbln will be host
ess tomorrow at an afternoon
meeting ot the Junior guild of St.
Paul s church. -
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House guests recently of Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Rosebraugh were
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ford of Tilla
mook, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foster
of Portland and Mr. and Mrs.
Maxwell Foster ot Kansas.
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Mr. and Mrs. John J. Roberts
spent the week end In Eugene
with their daughter, Helen Bev
erly, who is a student at tlie university.
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