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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1925
THK CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
PAGtS FIVE
Society, Clubs and Music
7 Edited by Rosalia Kebcr, phone 8a
Dinners
Precede
Dance
i ttrnHvn formal din
ners preceded the dance of tho
ncrbv hall last lilKlit.
Mr. anil Mre. Walter Spanldinc
wcro hosts nt an eiKiucen
eovcn o'clock a inner m
-,., in tint r.rav nolle. Zln
niaa anil mariKoius rNwi
long tnblo with Kay Halloween
favors mnrklnB covers for Dr. and
Mre. Wilson If. Darby, Dr. am
Mre. Cirover C. Bellinger, Mr. and
Mre. Paul V. Johnson, Mr. and
M Toinn.1 R. Oeer. Mr. and
Mre. Max l'ngc. Mr. and Mrs. W.
B. Anderson, Mr. anil Mrs. Koy
H Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Rex San
to'rd and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs.
SnaiiUlinS.
Another attractive dinner was
given before the (lance last n I Bin
when Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. My
ers were hosts at a fourteen cov
er dinner in the Rose room of the
. Spa. Autumn flowers and Hal
lowe'en decorations were used in
combination. The group Included
, Tii.ii Vfiwmver. Mr.
Dr. anu am. " ,
n i rclker. Mr. and
Mrs. Merlin HardinE, Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Oreer. Mr. and Mre.
w Tintnn Mr and Mrs.
IV. t - ,i thn hoste. Mr.
and Mre. Frank O. Myers.
Tlio Americanization depart
ment nt the, fofiorntinn of Wo
men's organizatione and the di
vision of Americanization 01 me
Oregon Federation of "Women'e
clubs will hold an institute in
room A, Central library in Port
land Friday, October 23, at 10
'n,ft.L- lra Willtnm llorton Jr..
chairman of tho Americanization
department of the Portland city
Wedding
At Home
Attractive
federation, will preside, mm, a oeauiuui weuumg waa eui-
Rhoda B. Hayea, president of the emnized on Sunday afternoon at
Portland federation of women's foun o'clock at the home of Mr.
-.rill nnn vim Tt.onf- nnil lr O. T.neliPin when Mlfifi
in" with an addreee of welcome. Clara B. Johnson . became the
. . . . lH.. n-nt. nt TUIIlUm IT Wt1-1i TJnv
All Cllio memoera, eoyvuiuitjr rico- uimo Ui .... ...t.k.
ldents ana delegates, wuu mo i- j. . unuguaiti i i i
terested in Americanization prob- North Pacific Evangelistic insti-
, i i,i t sHsi.il li a I tn to rpnrt thn Rftrviro.
icine, urn iuyhvu iu n"" --
institute. Attendance will he cred Masses of autumn, leaves and
ited on tho honor score cards of marigolds were arranged boforo
tire state federation. the fireplace where tho bridal
Dr Phillip A. Pnreons, presi- party assembled. Vivid leaves and
dent of the Americanization coun- bright autumn flowers were used
cil will he the first speaker at the in baskets about the living rooms
... i i-.. iti .Aiflnt will nlfin.
be "The Purpose of the American
ization Council." I'roicssor a.
Stranirp. state director of Ameri
canization and executive secre
tary of the Portland Americaniza
tion council, will speak on "The
Problems of Americanization."
Judge William A. Ekwall will
enenir nn "Law Enforcement in
Relation to the Foreign iiorn.
Luncheon will lie nciu at me
'SiEii ot the Itose" tea room nt
io.ir. n m Mrs. Charles H
of white satin backed crepe with
i full ion (rtli vnil Prr hnvir linn
quet was white roses and liilies of
tiie valley. Miss leucine mcuican
the bridesmaid, wore an attract
iv frock nf ercen ceorcetto. Nor
man Wright served as best man
I for his brother. Miss Lucille Cum-
An intormai reception ionoweu
the ceremony. Assisting in the
dining room were tlio Misses VI
Mr j T. Merwin, president of
M V,' i i t-m-h nf the Am-
!! LAoMntion of University
C1 . " ' ,i m r Van Etten
women,
Portland section leader, were the
honor guests at a meeting and
Mention of the Salem branch
held in the Woman's club house
on Saturday aiiemwu.
.. to. Mm Mer
uuring me meci' -wlUdescrihcd
the work carried
on in the various sec ions of the
?"Ua" . were en
,arKed upon by the speaker At
tt,e .prweui . - - ,8
Portlanil in"'" u,r
:....ii modern drama, another
the work of Continental writers
??.Jl ... r,imir Shakespeare
Two sections are taking up the
study of the child of the pre
school ase, one taking up the psy
chological aspect in particular.
. Mrs Van Etten who is leader ot
tho nswly organized home deco
ration section gave In detail the
purposes of the course and the
Jlan of action. The un""1?''
purpose, according to Mrs. Van
Etten is to assist women to make
the most of tho assets available.
Tea hour rollowed the meeting.
Zinnias, marigolds and delphln-
-a,i iha toft tahlft ar-
luiu ceu L" .
ranged in the club house dining
room. Mre. Carl Gregg Doney
Tin., vlaln Tkresided at
anu mm. ""j "' ---- . . i.
the urns and a group of the nign
school teachers who are membcre
.t hn nnc!ntlon assisted In tne
i nt w. D. Clarke was
chairman of the tea committee
Castner,' chairman' of tho Amerl- ola Lottie, Dorothy Djork, Zelda
can citizenship department of the Harlan and Gail McClean.
t.i.i ii f -vvumoii'H Amone: the cuests were Truman
.i..i, ,in nrnaliln Mm. Rov W. Cuuimings, Mary Armstrong, Don
Taylor, Gnrtield 6431, Is the res- aid Ednmndson, Mr. and Mre. O.
ervatlon chairman. i '-i"-""y.
Charles A. Rico, superintendent cile Curamings, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
will epeaa ' .r i,i .,1 Mr. n T.anhele. Mr.
and its He.auon u, u. r -. --- ----
Rnrn." at tne anernoon eetiuu uL -v .. ... ...-Jt .-
- nvinrk ola Lottie, Dorothy Bjork, Kor-
" n..ii.i .k.i.. man Wriirht Mr. 1111,1 Mrs. J. W
Aire, lienjaniui uauiuu, - " ' : , , ,
mo f .ho Amorlr.m division of Johnson, John Johnson, Zelda
w..i,i., f vn. Harlan. Mr. and Mrs. Harrv C
iiu. ivln cnonk nn "Nat- Johnson, Gail McClean, Lucile
1111.110 " ' Vfoln Mr on,l lira W R
....1 on nn " l IM HTIOn I EKU1 1. "JV'iuu, ..... u ....... ...
. . i. .ho V Wriirht. '
... . , .... i.,... ..,i,inni 1 nut of town cuests were Mr
W. U. A., Will ""'' . 11, f,"ull,,. Tlolih
:TnL ri: ..? Suiber.: il mn of
Colnrn vnnpiunntnl VPCI )aft tCt-
day for the forty second annual
Anniratinn iha nrncon Wo
man's ChrlBtian Temperance un
ion to be hem Tuesuay, ,veun
day, Thursday and Friday of this
week at the iioou luver aieiuuu
ist church, the nrcsident, Mrs.
Umi TWniii.tr nt Pnrtlfinil. nrcsid-
Ing. Other officers are: Vice pres
ident, Mrs. uacnei mns;
sponding secretary, Mrs. Ada
Jolley; recording secretary, Mrs.
Iva M, colcoru; ireasurer, ana.
Jane M. Donaldson; secretary Y.
P. D., Mrs. E. S. Andrews; secre-
t m t tc Vfn,.,l T AHlls
niry u. i. i'i who.
Considerable lntercei is mam
tested in tho annual election of
nfftpoi's which is scheduled for
Friday morning at 10 o'clock, cs
nnn fiiiv i thn f-tintpo or nrsst
t Mfiiioit hn fiprveil re
president for the past fivo years
during whlcb time too or5niwu
tlon has been unusually active,
nlnti,1lnir nntlvitV beillET the
children a farmnome m turvw'
1 ts ivY. tnli hn hddTI II lit On 1
splendid working basis and Is
nnnr onriiif fnr 120 children In
Anttiirnjj 'I'nis nnnin is until
B,l t,v a hnnrrl nf lIlrGCtOfS Of
both men and women and of this
Mm Mnllfitt is 11 memner, Mrs.
nio-.i nt Pnrt nnn n Tironi
1 . nnlKn nt ilia i-.re-flTli7.nt. On
uicmuui o
has been mentioned as a possible
candidate ror preeiuenc uut
firmlv denies that she has any
The llrush college eranee met
one evening last week In the
Brush college school house lor a
pot luck supper and Columbus
day program. Billy Utlcy gave a
otn.lv nf nnlnmhno IT a 1 nh Rentt
and Mrs. Fred Ewlng each gave
ishort talks on the great discover
er, and Miss umma uvans gave
Uolumbus reauing. wr, anu ana.
Ralph Scott gave soveral vocal
Mine.'
Mrs. George 'W. Joseph will en
tertain this afternoon at a large
tea at her home at east Sixteenth
street North in Portland, compli
menting Mrs. Charles L. Mcwary
Beaverton. Mildred Nites. My
ron Moaford, Laurer Maurer,
Rev. Bringdale, ot Portland.
The second meetings of the
study sections ot the Salem Wo-
mnnV. rlnh wflrfi lipid in the club
wife of Senator Aicwary, wno win uuuhb jraiouo. i ,
leave soon to join her husband in leader of the Oregon history sec-
i i n r I tinn ntifTipd his class at two
ITCSIUIUK t iuw ico, ..i-,-
first hour will be Mrs. Lawrence the history of the exploration
A. McNary, Mrs. Andrew C. Smith period in Oregon, inuian uregon
t..i.L ti 11 irAmihiirn mi ho tfliron nn at i n neit' meuL-
Airs. jveiin i u v . 1 1 ui i,v".
and wrs. t-iarry aimsh. uu....b .e,.
the second hour will bo Mrs. Ra- Constructive criticism of mod-
phael P. Bonham, Mrs. Henry ern novels was given during me
Hansen Mrs. Edward Hirstel. and meeting of the literature section
Mrs William H. Smith. under the direction of Mrs. J. C.
Assisting in the dining room i iNeisuu. n m inuuttuiu mat.
will be Mrs. Charles E. Snell and Martin Fereshetian, now In tho
.1.. umiu m uinmnn nnd past, will he in Salem bv the next
serving during the afternoon will meeting time and will take
be tne Aliases nuncm diuum, w.iBu t, r i ,
Nancy Bonham, Hanita Mayer events from the historical view
and Ardella Haradon. point were discussed by the third
Among the Salem mairone mo-ic-aes unuw nui. wtiiuuKuiui.
Inwanl otiv nTtn If
there are other candidates their
identity is thus rar conceaieu
rpt loflloa nf the, Oak Grove
Crimea will hold a cooked food
sale In tho Southern Pacific of-
fipos nn north Liberty street on
Saturday.
HT nnil TLTwi PlnrAiiPO Tllfihotl
Tirhn mnrn mntnrlnfr n firth ftftor a
visit of three weeka in southern
California were Joined in Eugene
on Sunday Dy Air. ana wrs, . i-.
Bishop. They spent tne nignt m
Cilnm ond nn Mnndnv Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Bishop went on to
their home in Portland.
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25 OUNCES
forJy cents
Same Price
forover
35
"YEARS
WHY PAY
WAR, PRICES?
Ihe government used
millions of pountts
;teMSlt tlte snoarnini
ending premature fatigue
D
savit
torlng down for the affnlr wefe
Mrs. John J. Kooerte, mrs. i.
Llvesley, Mre. J. Shelley Saurman
and Mre. iritz siane.
Mre. C. D. flabrlelson and her
grandson Charles Kay Biehop re
. a cn(rHav pvenine after
a -visit of eix -weelte with frienile
and relntlvea In Dee Moinen, .u.,u
After attending; tno its"i "
t nmnl.n Pari Gabriel
nn in tip. Molnea to
WU WCllt " '
Join bin mother and nephew and
throe made the return trip to
gether. In Pendleton they were
joined by Robert Bishop.
Reports of an extremely Inter
eating and enjoyable trip arc
given by Mrs. Gabrlelson and
Charles Kay, the latter being
particularly interested In the
commercial airplanes of the mid
dle west which make regular
stops at Des Moines, and in the
telescope, one of the largest In the
world which Is placed there.
.
An old fashioned dance will be
a!,i in Rt .Tnttpnh'fi auditorium
n ht wimpr of Cbemeketa - and
Winter streets on Friday evening
nini.nM 11 Tho All Rtnr nrrhpfl.
in will divide numbers equally
between the old fashioned and
modern dances. The quadrilles of
innf? ipn which caused much mer-
rtmont fnr the dancers and the
.T,nt0n will ho rnlleil hv & vet
eran of the old school. The Misses
v 1,. Chlol,la Rlatnn Mickel.
Margaret Nathman and Josephine
Barr will preside at the punch
bowl. Hallowe'en decorations are
being planned.
F. J. Clentzkow Is general chair
miin Ami assisting him will be
Mrs. M. Shields, Mrs. F. Jaskoski
Mrs. C. J. Healy, Mrs. J.-E. Hee
nan, Mre. J. G. Nation, Mrs. F. J
nont.knw Tt I. nihb. A. A. Ml
cbcl. Ed Simon and Philip Jas
koski.
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The Friday classes will begin
at two o'clock also when Prof.
Sherman will take up the work of
the general psychology class. At
9-IK tho plvlrt plnoo. under the
- , i ih, Clorn (lirpotlnn of lr. R. R. Flfiher.
n.'.ht. of the Nile club will go 7. Ml commence tho "know your
' . . ,,,ll, ,nn-n" mtIm
tO Portland lOmOrrUW IU Hilt"" unu iwn
the reception which Nyilia tern-
IV. n...ti. nf ih Nile, will Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Jones
hold for Mrs. A. H. Lea and Mre. are motoring through eastern
A H Averlll at the home ot Mrs. and central Oregon during this
f' o' Miller No. 769 Thompson week. Mrs. Jones, who 18 state rc
street In Irvington, hours from gent of tho Daughters ot the Am-
2:30 to 5:30 p. m. Mrs. J.ca was 'u "'
elected supreme queen of the eu- chapters ot the organization at
nr?me Daughters of the Nile at The Dalles, Bend, Pendleton and
the convention held In Tacoma. Bauer.
Washington, in June. -Mrs ve .
received the appoinimeni m - " ,
preme ehaplln. Arrangements, for tertnined members of t he Happy
i ni.nn.o or nnzrn five hundred club in their
the reception ate ... ...... " --- HiBh
Mre. J. It. Thicnon, a6si6iou -----
Mrs. Frank Smith. Mre. Charles scores were won by Mrs. C. Bry-
Runyan. Mrs. Robert Skeen and ant ; iZ Z ,
Mrs. George B. cennrs. ",,,""
.. n,i ir v. T. Barnes re- In the group were Mr. and Mre.
turned yesterday from a fort- H. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. C. Bry
ngnt's v sit with relatives In ant, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Young
nlgnie vi" ,,, -nil Mr and Mrs. Dictz. Snccinl
Seattle ana -tacoma ; th. club were Mis
eoTlnTaand dVugiTwr. Mr. and Ruth Kitchen and Miss Ann Me-
Mrs. Wlllaru seion nou.i.i.n. ...
(Ruth Barnes) and in tacoma
kWah Mr iiarnps uruiu-
iiV,, n linker and Emory J. Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo Waters
era, Harry D. Baker and fctnory . , , .. -a,.
Baker, and her brollicr in w . . Newnort.
sister, Mr. and Mrs. nay nopm. . . .
Plan., are being made for the Mr and Mrs Jefferson Myers
S WKuTSK cTnb UIP.0 New York. Washington, D.
in. me ' wiw. wm . , - - -
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TREE TEA
ORANGE PEKOE
If you merely ask for Orange Pekoe
you may get Tree Tea Orange Pekoe
and, again, you may not. The only
sure way of getting the real orange
pekoe at a price you're glad to pay
is to "say it together" Tree Tea
Orange Pekoel Four fragrant words
that mean everything in black tea !
0 you feel tired, nervous, hungry, hours
before lunch?
Don't jump to the conclusion of poor health.
Almost 90 of the time you'll find if s prema
ture fatigue, brought on largely by an ill-balanced
breakfast ration. Thousands have
"draggy" mornings for that reason.
To feel right, you must have well-balanced,
complete food. You can't deceive nature into
accepting breakfasts that lack even a angle
element toward correct food balance.
That is why Quaker Oats is so widely urged
today. It is almost a perfectly balanced dish.
Contains 16 protein, food's great tissue
builder; 58 carbohydrate, the great energy
element; is rich in minerals, and in vitamines.
Supplies the "bulk" your diet needs to make
laxatives seldom necessary.
Few foods have its remarkable "balance."
' That is why it stands by you through the
morning.
2 The Quaker Oats you have always
. , known and Quick Quaker Oats
Kinds Cooks in 3 to 5 minutes.
(or those who
prefer green tea there's
Tree Tea JapanJ
in(r nf nfott wpfik. Each yeiir the I
Eaetern Star dance Is one of. the
nutfltand ne events oi me winter
eeaeon.
tw1 mm. .1. M. Clifford re-
iiimci nn Run fin v even in cr from.
a two day motor trip to Dend by
way or tne iicivenzie nu.
. PROVED SAFE
Take without Fear as Told
In "Bayer" Package
Does not affect
Oil
PIMPLES
Face and Arms Broken
Out Cuticura Healed.
U fH anil arms wrft hraken
oat with pimples that Itched and
burned and my skin was rough.
I.. . . A t-.-
red and festered. The trouble laated
about two months, i reaa an ao
vertiaement for Cuticura Soap and
utntmem ana purcnancu swum -M
i i-nniintiM the treat
ment and In about three weeks I
was completely healed, imgneaj
Miss jesnene v,nnora, ducum -,u,
Ohio, Feb. 28', 1925.
Uk Cuticura 8oap, Ointment and
TsImiih n nrnmnt ana matnuiin
mimt Hit aktn rnm(nrt and akin
I health; the Soap to ckansc and pu-
. .1
rity, me uimmmi to iodiui u
BRINGS OUTDO O P 8 ' N D R 8
READ THE JOURNAL CLASSIFIED PAGE
New
Cut
Velvets
and
Fur
Trimmed
Frocks
Hot aka and siumkm what a heart-warming
picture to a man with a right good morning appetite I
What a memory -rouofng picture of eager breakfarta
,&pecSly Oe "cakes" are Flapjacks. For
that make, a world of flivor-difference I Flapjack
takea that wooday, outdoor ippetite or yout.
brlnga it indoora bring. It home to your break'
faat plate u DO other pancake 6our can hope to I
-Albert fl4tid for Better Breofoiu"
mfj !
Albers Flaiqacktlcur
Dress of similar quality demanded much higher prices last
seasoti and it is certainly a pleasure to be able to offer these
new creations in cut velvets, crepe, georgette and satin back
crepes beautifully trimmed with fur, mctalie lace, two tone
gathers and ornamental buttons.
Yes there are front flares, side flares, godels and circular
bottoms.
Oh, yes, ue almost forgot to mention the woolen frocks of
charmine and twill that tte have also included in the price of
$24.75 to $54.75
"h.
Mr
Fran
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beal the Tsicom to powder
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the Heart