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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON Society, Clubs and IVL USIC Wedding Yesterday Beautiful One of the lovcltifet of tlic early winter woiMings woe an event of yoatcrdny when at three o'clock tn the afternoon, 1.1 tee Uirille Cutflforth was married to J. Howard Bootiter in the Cnts forth hnme on the hiRhwny twelve miles north of Salem. The bride fe a ilnnRliter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. CutKforth and the proom the eon of Mr. and Mrs. II H. Iloostcr. More than ixty rel atives and friends of the yount; couple attended the ceremony which was performed by Rev Achor, pastor of .the Presbyter ian church Jn Woodlmrn. At one end of the living room of the Cutwforth home was erect ed a bower of ferns and chrysan themums before which the brid al party assembled. Tall baskets of white chrysanthemums stood at either side. R looms of the name variety were used about the rooms. Preceding the ceremony M hs Fern Wadtuvorth of Gcrvais. Bang "I Love You Truly." Mrs. IT. D. Mars of Jefferson, played Mendelssohn's wedding march. The bride wore a beautiful handmade French model of ashes of roses flat crepe. It was made simply with a long bodice and the only trimming was gorgeous omnroniory on the over skirt. She carried a shower bouquet of pinl nnd while rosebuds. She was giv en away In marriage by her fath er, J. C. Cutsforth. Mies Mae Hall, the bride's onlv attendant, wore an attractive frock of blond satin backed crepe with a georgette over dress. Her Ho were were pink chryeanthe - mums nnd white carnations. Everett Booster served as best man for his brother. An informal reception follow cd the ceremony. The bride cut the wedding enkc. Her bouquet was caught by Miss Verna Kep-pinger. Assisting In the serving in the dining room were Miss vera Jew- ett, Mies Helen Corey, Mrs. Cecilc Bowden, Miss Verna Keppinger, Miss Dorothy Ellis and Mies Ce- cile Collins. Mr. nnd Mrs. Booster left last night for a two weeks visit in the Puget Sound district. On their re turn they will make their home on Mr. Booster's ranch between Wood burn nnd St. Paul. A number of pre-nuptinl affairs were given In Salem for Mrs. Booster who for the past few years has been employed In the public service commission office In the state bouse. The- regular social meeting of the Salem business and profes sional women's club will be held In the chamber of commerce au ditorium on Wednesday evening beginning at eight o'clock. The fourth In a series of card parties sponsored by the Altar so ciety of St. Vincent's du Paul par ish will be given in the parish hall tomorrow evening. Miss Genevieve Endicott, stu dent mi rue in Good Samaritan hospital in Portland spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Endicott. Fight Blue Laws p-f , ". t ' f f: 4 w- Li id Mr. and Mrs. Earl Paulsen had as their guests over the week end Mr. Paulsen's parents, Mr, and Mrs. N. Paulsen of Portland. On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Panlsen entertained informally at bridge in their honor. An event of interest to people of Salem and vicinity is the local corn show and fair to be held In the Liberty community ball, Tuesday afternoon and evening, November 17. Winning exhibits will bo entered in the Marion county corn show to be held in Salem Nov. 13-21. In connection with this affair the Liberty Woman's club will hold a gift bazaar, the proceeds of which are to be used to promote community welfare. A cafeteria supper will be served from 6 to 8 o'clock. Spe cial band music will be a feature of the evening. Members of the American Le gion and their wives will be guests tonight at a social meet ing in McCornack hall of the Am erican Legion auxiliary. A pro gram and lunch will follow a short business meeting. The 0. N. S. club will hold a regular meeting at the home of Catbryn Bates on 930 north Sum mer street tomorrow evening. 3 9 ; 4 ' s .1 3k &s.i.-Sl v 1 Mrs. Marion Urbanski and Miss Agnes C. Jones, elected to the New Jersey Assembly, are anti-Prohibitionists. They want the State Blue Laws abolished. It is their belief that prohibition exists only for the poor man. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Moore en tertained members of the Monday afternoon bridge club and their husbands and several additional guests at a six o'clock dinner in tlieir home on Saturday eveninc ionowed by an evening of bridge. leuow ana white chrysanthe mums centered the dining table with covers arranged for Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Downing, Miss Rachael Bayne. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Poi6al, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hosford, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Shafer, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Pollock, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. An derson and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Moore. High bridge honors were won by Miss Bayne and Mr. Wilson. The city federation of Interde nominational missionary societ ies will meet Tuesday November 17 at 2:30 in the parlors of the Congregational church. C. A. Kclls of the YMCA will speak on Migratory Labor. Mr. Kells Is In a position to have wide observa tion on this subject. Also Mrs. Ada Miller of this city will re port on the convention of home missions held at Los Angeles re cently. Mrs. Miller was a Salem delegate to this convention. Mrs. P. A. Elliott is president of thi6 organization and Mrs. John O. Humphreys is secretary-treasurer. All women of the city are cor dially invited. The general committee and chairmen of all booths and side shows of the pre-Thanksgiving carnival to be held in St. Joseph's auditorium, November 22, 23 and 24th, will meet in the auditorium tonight at 7:30 to arrange the positions of the booths and side shows. 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IfB OINTMENT a Piety Hill Club Plans Active Year Reorganization of the Piety Hill club after a summer of in activity was effected on Friday nftcrnoon when the club one of Salem's oldest and most exclusive social clubs with a particularly interesting record of service dur ing wnr time met nt the hnme of Mrs. E. W. Kny on Lincoln hill. Hostesses were Mrs. E. W Kay, Mrs. T. M. Kay and Mrs. Charles II. Robertson. Last venr the club assisted tho children's farm home at Corvallis. A eerie of charitable activities wore plan ned for the coming year. The living rooms of the Knv homo were decked with lovely gold chrysanthemums and cos mos. Mrs. W. H. Cuelck was n special guest. Mrs. E. T. Barnes was chnson president of the club and Mrs. C. II. Robertson was secretary. At the December meeting Mrs. E T Dames. Mrs. W. E. Kirk and Mrs. W. P. Powle will be host esses in the Barnes home. Members of the cluh are Mrs. T. B. Kay. Mrs. John H. Albert airs. John 11. Seott, Mrs. W. P. eowlc, Mrs. E. Hart ov. Mrs. n k. spauldmg, Mrs. W. II. Thiel- oen, Mrs. 10. T. Barnes. Mrs. Rns. sell Catlin, Mrs. A. I. Lewis. Mm E. W. Kay, Mrs. Charles H. Rob ertson, Mrs. J. T. Whittle. Mrs V. W. Spencer. Mrs. William urown. Mrs. R. P. Boise. Mrs. E C. Cross, Mrs. W. E. Kirk. Mrs. E, C. Pal ton and Mrs. S. P. Kimball. A general review of nast les. sons In the league of women vot ers lesson series was held during meeting oi me lllgll and stml club nt the home of Mrs. fienm-p tveimerom on water street tfnuay ntternoon beginning at two thirty. During the social hour Mrs. c M. Oglesby gave -a rending and Mrs. B. P, Cooper nnd Mrs. George wenucrom sang. The guest groun included Mrs John Gnntenbein. Mrs. Wavne Bnrham, Mrs. Jack Stanleton. .urs. limma Edwards. Mrs. Cecil Swope, Mrs. E. C. Evans. Mrs. William McCarrol, Mrs. George Hoyt, Mrs. C. M. Oglesbv. Mrs George Wenderolh, Mrs. Joe Butts. Mrs. B. F. Coooer. Mrs. O. Oglesby and the hostess. Mrs. Wenderoth. Next week the club will meet at the home of Mrs. B. F. Cooner on water street. Mrs. O. C. Ogles by nnd Mrs. Emma Edwards will assist. The study subject will be industry and workers. On Tuesday November 17. the Catholic Daughters of America will hold their regular business meeting followed by a social hou of music, games and refreshments Mrs. S. J. Gentzkow as chairman of the social committee announces a very lively meeting with some thing unusually attractive wind ing up the evening's entertain ment. Mrs. Gentzkow will be as sisted by the following commit tee, Mre. J. Napoleon Rocque. Mrs. Albert O'Brien, Mrs. R. I. Dibb. Mrs. J. Meyers, Mrs. R. Zie llnskl, Mrs. J. Lynch nnd Misse6 Margaret Lcbold and Rita Bren tano. a Mrs. Ed Keene entertained a group of twelve matrons at an evening of five hundred In her home on Saturday. High score was won by Mrs. Claude Town send. The consolation prize was given to Mrs. C. H. Busey. During tho evening Misa La Vellc Keene nssistcd her mother, Mrs. Keene. The gue6ts were Mrs. Claude Townsend, Mrs. C. H. Busey, Mrs. John Spong, Mrs. E. A. Crawford, Mrs. T. W. Davies, Mrs. larold Parmenter, Mrs. Milton Stuart, Mrs. E. C. Crawford, Mrs. Durcnt, Mrs. D. D. Olmsted and Mrs. M. Dennis. The marriage of Miss Jessie M. Mason and Herbert A. Miller took place Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of the bride's parenls before an assemblage of relatives ami friends. The bridal party entered to the strains of Lohengrin's wedding march, plav ed by Miss Maude Herren and took their places before an im provised altar which was banked with yellow and white chrysan themums and ferns. The impres sive eerviee was read by Rev. Henry Gross of the Evangelical Lutheran church. The rooms were decorated In yellow and white. The bride wjire a brown bend ed georgette frock and carried yellow roses. Mrs. Francis Mason of Portland, sister in law of the bride, attended her as matron of honor. Her gown was ot brown silk. Wm. O'.Veil acted as best man. After ';e ceremony Miss Hazel Bugher and Mrs. Francis -Mason assisted in serving refresh ments. Mr. and Mrs. Miller left for a wedding trip and unon their re turn will be at home in their new home on north lGth-6treot. uuesis irom out of town were Mr. and Mre. Francis Mason of Portland. Earl G. Mason of Cor vallis and Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Mil Ier of Portland. The bride is the only daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Ma6on nnd the groom is the son of Mrs. John Johnson. Both Mr. and Mrs Miller are employes of the Port land Electric Power company of ini6 city. A special business meeting o the U. S. Grant circle of the La dies of the G. A. R. will be held at the armory on Wednesday. A luncheon will be served at noon with the state president and state secretary of the organiza tion ana tne members of tho G A. R. the special guests. During tne arternoon meeting the offi ccrs will ine.nect the work of the circle. The sewing club of the auxil-Z lary of the Sons of Veterans will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home ot Mre. H. R. McWhortcr, 590 north Summer street. a a Barbara Frietchie sewing club win meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. P. Phillippi at uou u street. a a a The woman's auxiliary of ' St Paul's church will meet on Fri day afternoon at two thirty at the nome of Mrs. James Walton at 1077 Center street. Sllverton, Nov. 16 Miss Cora Sous ot Veterans organizations PAGE THREE MOTHER! ' r I a s Besi Laxative is "California Fig Syrup" Hurry Mother! Even a fretful. peevish child loves the pleasant taste of "California Fie Syrun" and It never fails to open the bowels. A teaspoonful today may prevent a sick child tomorrow. Ask your druggist for genuine California Fie Syrup" which has" directions for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle. Mother! you must say "California" or you may get an Imitation fig syrup. Adv. FREE luay Send the Coupon Those Winning Smiles which mean so much . . . commercially, socially, are gained this new way with gleaming, white teeth Don't believe your teeth ere naturally" dull. Just accept this 10- day test. See how daz zling white teeth and healthy gums come when film coats go. HERE la a simple tut that proves the truth of the recent dental itatement that dull, "off color" teeth can be lightened amaz ingly, given dazzling whiteness. In a few days you can work a great change in the color of your teeth. Can give them clear and charming gleam. There is a new way In tooth and gum care. A way that removes the dingy film that clouds your teeth. A film that absorbs dis- colorations and keeps teeth dingy luumuK. Just run your tongue across v teeth. And you will feel that en It is the great enemy of ana teeth and healthy gums, vldan. It clings to the teeth, a were crevices and stays. It Mrs. A. breeding place for genr your gums open to b tack, your teeth opet Silrerton Those germs, with ta it niorn chief cause of pyorrh Old-time methods failed In suc cessfully fighting film. So ugly teeth were common. You must remove it. Ordinary brushing won't do it satisfactorily. Under it are the clear, whiter teeth you envy In others. Now modern science has per fected an effective film combatant, called Pepsodent. It acts to curdle film, then removes It. It firms and protects gums; beautifies teeth quickly and oomcily. Mail coupon for full 10-day tube to try. Ox purchase large tube at any drug store. Note the amazing difference in your teeth ... in your whole appearance. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Binu.. 1 Perrydale were In Salem today. Satern, whose wedding to Victor S. Madsen will be an event of iiianKsgiving, was the Inspira tion ot a charming parly Satur day attcrndBn. Mrs. Martin Hatte berg was hostess. She was assisted a serving by Ber slstor. Mrs. fta. car Satern. Mies Satern recoived uiuny ocauimii and useful gifts. Guests wore Mrs. O. J. Moe, Mrs 0, ISatern, Mrs. Hnrolil Satern, Mre. Arthur Madsen ot Brooks, .'. nuns junsen, jirs. Oscar satern, Mrs. Jelniar Refsland, -is Jinnie tinueuerg, Miss Marie TIngleslail, Miss Lulu Gopleruil -iiiss Mona tverson, Miss Alma iMinrue, .Mies Alice Jensen, Miss iviuona rainier and Miss Lillie -UHU6CU Dr.. Norman Kendall Tully will " principal speaker at meeting ot the local W. C. T. U. which will be held In their hall on souui commercial street to morrow aricrnoon. All interested are Invited to attend. At this timo contributions of clothing toys nnd food for the children's' laim nome at L'orv.niie will bo re ceived. a a Mrs. Margaret Docke of Port imiu, uepartment Inspector of the Oregon division of the Daughters oi union Veterans of the Civil war will Inspect the drill work of Barbara Frietchie tent No. 2 at me saiem chamber of commerce auditorium tomorrow evening be ginning at eiglit o'clock. Mem bers of the G. A. It. veterans nnd Skin eruption re sists treatment nine years Relieved at Utt by Rcsinol .Locklnnd, Ohio, March 1: "I Had a breaking out on my skin for 9 years and after trying nearly everything that money could buy, I iinuiiy tneu itesinoi Soap and Ointment and it brought the greatest relief. I feel more grateful than words can tell for your preparations and take pleasure in recommending them to anyone who has a long standing sore." (Signed) W. C. Eosello, 213 William St.. have been Invited. Miss Edith Bragg has as her house guests for several days Mrs. Howard Miller of New York and Mies Ardls Welch of Portland. Miss Welch returned recently from a trip abroad. a a A meeting of the Highland parent teacher association will be held In tho school tomorrow eve ning beginning at eight o'clock, a a a Illiteracy problems of the na tion wero outlined clearly and forcefully by Dr. Carl Gregg Do ney when he addressed the club women at a meeting of the Salem Woman's club house on Saturday afternoon. Preceding Dr. Doney'B address a short business meeting wa sheld with Mrs. Wm. Forilyce Fargo, club president, presiding. Plans were made for a benefit bridge tea to bo held at the club house shortly. The proceeds will go toward tinting the walls of the clubhouse. Mrs. H. J. Wled mer was appointed to take charge of the subscriptions to the Feder ation News, the state paper. The majority ot the club women sig nified their Intention to support the state paper. I'i'-5s3,-'!' 4;vv r..-", 0 fk W1M another way of saying M-JB l5 by M. J. 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