TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1925
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
Society, Clubs and Music
Edited by Hooalla Keberf phon 8 .
Braves Curse
ijpha Chi
Giristmas
ijirty Given
jtive and alumnao momfoore
of 3pha QUI Omega were gueetB
of JS8 Dorothea St'etieloff at the
hoi ot Mr. and lira. Q. P. Cham
ber on north Thirteenth etreet
. laefiight at an attractive Christ
ina party. A -Christmas treo em
blazed with many color lights,
bnffta of holly and many lovely
cluips of Oregon grape and mla
tlcfc wero arranged about the
JT0OS.
bring the evening many love
ly f ta were distributed by "San
ta'lo the guests In the group.
'.hose present were Mrs. Mon
TroGllbort. Mrs. Martin Percshe
tlii, Mrs. A. O. Bates, Mrs. Carl
Pne, Mrs. Lewie Griffith; Mre.
Caido Steusloff, Misa Malml Vlc
tr, Mias Amelia Babcock, Miss
(face Holt. Miss Louiso William
bo, Misa Alice Hall, Mrs. G. P.
Oambers and the hostess, Ml66
Beusloff, ot the alumnae group,
nd Misa Lucille Moore and Misa
latherine Hartley, active mem
lera of tlio 0. A. C. chapter.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Hofer
a San Francisco, and Colonel E.
JMer arrived last night by mo
toi from California. Mr. and Mrs.
Lajrenco Hofer will remain here
foi several weeks as tho house
fcuflts ot Mr. Hoter's parents,.
Colonol and Mrs. E. Hofer. Col
onsl Hoter hoe been in the south
Bltce the middle ot November.
Wis Hofer returned last week.
Mr. and Mrs. WiUard Seton
Kiufmnn (Ituth Barnes) will ar
70 from Seattle on Christmas
morning and will bo the house
guests for aevoral days ot Mre.
Kaufman's parents, Mr. and Mre.
E. T. Barnea.
.
Mrs. B. C. Cross left recently
for San Francisco to spend Christ
teas holidays with relatives there.
Tho birthday anniversary ot
Miss Nancy Thlclsen was observ
ed yesterday with an attractive
family dinner at the Thleleen
eountry home on. the Jefferson
road.
The studio and home of Prof,
ind Mrs. T. S. Roberts on north
Bummer Btreet was the scene of
two delightful affairs last week.
On Tuesday evening tho Yo Mar
Co class ot the First Methodist
rhurch hold their annual Christ
mas party. A Christmas
tree with dozens and dozens
Dt electric lights and a Snta
Claus who distributed gifts to al
the group added to the eni"'
the evening. A program given
Included the following numbers.
Christmas carols by Mrs. R. .
Dlllen; two Christmas a orles by
Mra. Ivan Bellinger; a play writ
ten by Mary Gilbert and given by
itght boys of the training school;
yXia,dDb.B;T
oTanY Chrtatmaa carola by the
Bt.ir?..!rr-- served by Mrs.
A '"""L." m7 R. D. Barton,
Mrs Belle Hawley and Mrs. Eoae
evening Mrs.
V".: ... -lnoa demonstra'
J0"6".".?. running system of
caching, beginners.
the Piano, numbers some o thenr
riven by tiny cnnun-u
Seara old were readings by a
Jroup Miss Carol Dibble's un
F ..n Those giving readings
were Mies' Katherine Ellis,
Virginia Pugh and Miss
,r waa an addi
tional feature and Santa Claus
: .i rttH r fts for all the
mppeuiuu o
children present.
,-iir.B- nf tho year ot
Barbara Frictchle tent No. i.
Daughters ol uniuu """.rz
the Civil War, will be held in the
irmory tomorrow night begin
ning at eight o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Kzer will
leave Thursday to spend Christ
mas in Portland with Mrs. Kozer s
mother, Mra. B. A. Belcher. Mrs.
Kozer plane to remain In Portland
for a week.
Jeritza Feeds Lonely Babies
' at i
i . Jtr" .JVmk :Jf.li
t' Tlx "J:4- -
The famous Metropolitan Opera singer, who gave a benefit
for the Loving Arms Day Nursery in New York, where babies
are cared for while their mothers work, visited the insti
tution to see the little ones for whom she sang.
The country home of Mr. and
Mra. Albert Fucstman waa the
scene of an enjoyablo gathering
on Saturday evening when a
group ot their friends met to
elebrate with them their twen
tieth wedding anniversary,
unristmaa decorations were
lovely about the rooms and dur
ing the evening Mrs. Guy Fitch
Phelps gave several piano solos
ana Mrs. Carrie Chase several
readings. Games wero nlaved for
several noura during the evening.
A' number ot gtfts were showered
upon the honor .guests.
A supper was served bv Miss
Marcia Fuestman and Misa Leah,
Fanning with Mrs. Phelps and
Mrs. Chase assisting.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs.
L. E. Dudley and son Daryl, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Bond. Mr. and Mrs.
John Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Mcl-
vin Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Aug
ust Fuestman, Will Knapp, Leah
Fanning, Mr. and Mra. A. E. Zim
merman, Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Giles, Mrs. A. h. Matheson, Mr.
and Mra. C. A. Gies, Mr. and Mrs.
M. Roberta, Mr. and Mra. H. B.
Carpenter, Rev. and Mrs. Thos.
Acheson and daughters Helen
Jane, Mrs. Guy Pitch Phelps, Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Rowe and daugh
ter Catherine, Mrs. Grace Thomp
son and daughter Pay Louise.
Mrs. Carrie Chase and daughter
Martna, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mor-
ley, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Da Lap,
mt. ana Mre. f. L. Frazler, Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Roberts, Mrs. J. A.
Kiee, Arthur Rise, Mr. and Mra.
E. C. Welgle, Mr. and Mrs. D. B.
Cooley, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Pri
deaux of Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
N. Ausman of Asotin, Wash..
Mre. Minerva Rowe of Petaluma.
ual., Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Chorpen
ng and family of Klamath Palls
and Mrs. Catherine Fuestman of
Dixon, Illinois.
Book and Thimble club mem-i
bers were entertained at the
home of Mra. Kunklo on Trade
street Thursday afternoon. The
rooms wero beautifully decorated
with greens from the Oregon
woods, a decorated Christmas tree
and improvised fireplace.
After the business session Mrs.
Van 11 Santen entertained thoBe
present with a varied and inter
esting program. Mrs. Pattlson was
appointed by the preeident to
take the place of the former sec
retary, Mre. Marie Kubin who hae
gone to California to spend the
winter.
Members present were' Mrs.
Trot, Mre. Beaver, Mrs: Cook, Mrs.
Van Santen, Mrs. Pattlson and
the hostess. Special guests were
Mrs. F. C. Taylor, Mre. Wood and
Mrs. Anderson. As each guest de
parted they were presented a mys
terious parcel which proved to be
useful kitchen accessory. The
children present also received
CUlUlc ilulln wht.l. ""& "J
tho fireplace.
The next club meeting win no
held at Mre. Trot's home on King-
wood Heights road January 14.
Mrs. George Rodgers and her
daughter, Miss Margaret Rodg
ers. left this morning for Van
couver, B. C. They will be the
house guesta until after the New
Year of Mrs. Rodgers' coueln, Mrs.
T. W. B. London of Vancouver.
Recently the engagement o
Miss Rodgers to James G. A
Hutcheson ot Vancouver, was an
nounced. A number of affairs will
bo given in her honor during her
visit In the Canadian cuy.
The stuff of tho Marlon county
child health demonstration will
give a Christmas party in the
demonstration rooms on Hlcrh
street this evenfng. All members
of the staff and their families will
take part In the affair and the
additional guests. will be Mr. and
Mrs. George Hug, Mr. and Mrs.
A. N. Puikerson and Mies Alma
Luto of Eugene. . formerly con
nected with tho demonstration.
A supper will be served at five
thirty and the. evening apent in a
program of music and games.
Christmas decorations have been
arranged about the roome for the
occasion.
More than a hundred children
will give the dances of all Nations
in Derby hall tomorrow evening.
-beginning at seven forty five,
when Mra. Ralph White will bo
hostess at her annual children's
party. The dances will be giyen
Santa"'cIausTwlir distribute gifts
In the ernun.
Parents ot the children tailing
nart have been invited to tho af
fair.
Miss Florcce Gilbert left laet
nisht for California. She will
spend several weeks with relatives
In San Francisco.
Among the Oregon Agrlcultur
al college students in Salem tor tin
holidays is Miea Lucille inoore
who is the guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Moore.
Miss
Lucille
The Christmas tree and pro
irnm irlvon bv Silver Belle circle.
Neighbors ot Woodcraft, at the
W. 0. W. hall on Sunday evening
was a distinctly enjoyable even:.
Following an excellent program
Santa Claua distributed gifts to
the group. Many things for dis
tribution among tno poor were
brought to tho Christmas party.
The juvenile division gavo a
splendid drill exhibition.
The parsonage of the First
Methodist Episcopal church was
the elone ot a quiet wedding on
Saturday evening when Mies Mar
tha Suckow was married to Aurcu
Cayo of Portland, mo only ac
tendante were Mr. anu jurs. .eu
nnlli T.ntfir.
After December 24 Mr. ana
Mrs. Cayo will make their home
in Portland.
Misa Frances Richards, dean of
TOnmpn flt Willamette university,
mm ononri ihA Christmas holidays
in Portland and at one ot the
Clatsop beaches.
Capital auxiliary club mem
bars met at the home ot Mr. an
lira. Gnorca Stoddard on north
Fourth street on Friday evening
tor a business and social evening.
Several hours of cards and uanc-
iner wero enjoyed after a brief
business session. AU6S uoaanc
Nueebaum entertained the group
of thirty guests with Charleston
and other feuture dancing.
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Closing out our Genuine
The silver wedding anniversary
ot Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Roberts
waa celebrated last night when
forty ot their friends came to
their home to spend the evening
with them. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts
were married In Dana," Iowa, on
December 20, 1900. They have
uvea m Salem tor the past sixteen
yeara. Tneir two children. Ber-
nice and Alden, also make their
nomes in Salem.
Greetings to the honor guests
were given by Miss Marcia iFuest
man early In the evening., Later
.vir. uoDerts repeated from mem
ory the marriage service ot the
Friends' church that was used
twenty live and more years ago.
in tne group last night were
Mrs. F. n. reck, Mr. and -Mrs
William Bond, Mr. and Mrs.
Melvln Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. W,
H. Trimble, Mr. and Mrs. Thom
as Acheson, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Waller, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Rob
erta, Mr. and Mre. Albert Kiiost
Mr. ah'd Mrs. L. E. Dudley, Mr
and Mrs. Harry Carpenter, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Oehler, Vernon Ty
ler, Mrs. Mary Wooten, Albert
Copley, Mr. and Mrs. James Sykea,
Mies Winifred Ritchie, Miss Mary
Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Alden Rob
erts. Darle Dudley, Ruth Roberts,
Ellen Jane and Mary Elizabeth
Acheson. Miss Marcia Fuestman
Miss Bernice Roberta and Mr. and
Mrs. L. H. Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Miles will
have as their house guests over
the Christmas week end Mr. ana
Mm. I.lovd Edwards, and their
three children, of Tillamook. They
will arrive Christmas morning
and plan to remain until Sunday
evening.
AH l oin dinner gueais ai me
Milce home on Chriatmaa day will
be Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dann
and Mr. and Mrs. Rosa Milea and
their three children.
Mre. Harry Crawford left yes
fcr.lav for Vancouver. Washing
ton, to be the guest until after the
holldaya ot relallvce lucre.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kooreman
will leave in the morning tor Al
ton. Iowa, to spend a month
six weeks with relatives there.
The story telling section of the
Salem Arts league will not meet
tomorrow evening, announced
Mrs. Lola Belle Bellinger, section
leader, this morning. The next
class meeting will be held on De
cember 30.
The woman's foreign mission
arv society of the Jason Lee
church will meet tomorrow- alter-
noon at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Acheson, 1035 Hood street.
tR$:lC ROY CEANDOM :
Harry Houdini, mauician and
exposer of fake mediums, was
sKepticai mat ine curse ot
death, called down on. Ins
head by Margery (Mrs. Le
Hoy urantlon) would be ef
fective.
DENY INTENTION TO.
MAKE ITALY EMPIRE
Rome, Dec. 21 (AP) Semi
official denial was given today to
the report published abroad that
plans are on foot to proclaim Italy
an empire January 1.
The Stefan! agency, official
news disseminating organization,
says:
We are authorized to declare
that this absurd news is absolute
ly fantastic and has been spread
with bad Intentions. 7
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WITH PIMPLES
Painful and Itched and
Burned. ; Cuticura Heals.
" I had imall pimples on my face
which grew worse all the time and
soon covered It. Later the pimples
grew larger and were painful. They
lesterea ana scaiea over, ana iicaca
and burned causlne me to scratch.
I could not rest became of the irri
tation, and my face was very much
disfigured.
" I was bothered with them about
a year when I sent for a free sample
of Cuticura Soap and Ointment and
used It with success. I purchased
more and In about two months l
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Scbierman, Box 35, Lancaster
Wash., May 2, 1925.
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V Some pieces worth ten
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land over 1000 pieces to
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.At
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: 135 N. Commercial Sst. ?
5 The Penslar Store
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