Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, October 21, 1926, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, OCTOBER 21,. 1926. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM. OREGON PAKE FIVE M. Gregory, Mrs, M. K. Kennedy, and the hostess, Mrs. Kennedy. ... . " At tha tea hour a large birthday cake was presented to Mrs. P..-M-Gregory in honor of her birthday anniversary yesterday. Mra. Greg ory cut the cake and Mrs. C A. KdUed br Roulli Kaber. Phone II Arpke puwided at the coffee urns. Society, Clubs and Music On Nov em her 3 the club will Elaborate Bridge Tea Yesterday lira. George Arbuchle and Mrs. fames Nicholson were hostesses resterday at one ot the largest and nost attractive of the autumn bridge tens when they entertained n Mrs. Arbuckle's home. Nine ables of bridge were In play dur- ng the afternoon. . . Great baskets of bronze and yel- ow chrysanthemums were arrang ed about the living rooms. The trown and yellow color plan was carried through in all : the ap- lofntmenrs. ; ' - t. High , honors were won yester lay by Mrs. K, G.'Bowersbx, Mrs. 3. J2. Schuneman won the necond GueHts Wfre MrB, Paul Johnson, Miss Zoe 'Stockton,- Mrs. ' Lewis 3rifflth, Mnk R. H. Mills, Mrs. iVaJter L. Bpauldinp. Mrs. C. B. tfcCullaufa'h, Mrs. Merle Rosecrans. Mnr. Harry : Worth,' Mrs. Erwln Smith; Mrs; Lester Barr. Mrs. ?aRi Mrs.- liarry Craln, Mrs. Ralph Cooley, Mrs. Frederick Chambers, Mrs. L.'Reed Chambers, Vlrs. Claude Steusloff, Mrs. J. then Luper. Mrs. Charles StrlcK In, Mrs. William Phillips, Mrs. F. . Bowersor,-Mrs. Ilay Hart man, Urs; William ,T. Bunlck, MrVH. V. ompton, Mrs. O. B. Webb, Mrs. fV G. Myers, Mrs. George X'ehrs, Mrs. J. W. Low, Mrs. G. Tl. Bon neil, Mrs. W. 1. Needham, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. U. G. Shipley, . Mrs. George King, Mrs. E. E. Ling, Mrs. W. H. Darby, Mrs. Paul Hauser, Mrs. R. W. Craig. Mrs. Samuel Butler, Mra. G. E. Schuneman, Mrs. W. T. Grler, Mrs. Charier Wi per. Mrs. J. c. Perry. Mrs. Henry pornoyer and Mrs. Oscar , Price. - Mr. and Mra. Henry K. Glllon, who have been- the house guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Airs. W. J. Llnfoot, left today for their honrj in Two Harbors, ' Minnesota. Mrs. Glllon arrived in Balem last May art has been Mrs. Lin foot's guest since that time. Mr. Glllon came west to Join her last week. During the past week Mr, and Mrs. Linfoot hnve taken their guests on a number of short trips. They spent one day at Rocknway and last Sunday visited in Sheri dan with Mr. and Mrs. Glllon's nephew who is pastor of the Sherl dnn Christian church. Friends in Spring Valley and Lyons wero vis ited olso. Last night they were guests of Jefferson relatives. Members of the Moroni Olsen company were guests at tea thiH afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. A. Downs. Bidden to meet the players were Prof, and Mrs. Mor ton E. Peck, Mr. and Mra. Murray Wade, Miss Audred Bunch, Mr and Mrs. Monroe Gilbert, Miss Carol Dibble, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Richard Wetjen, Miss Mnbel Rob ertson, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wallace, Mr and Mrs. George Hug, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dibble, Miss Curtwright, Miss Kalhryn Gunnell, Miss Vivian liar grove and Miss Helen IMppy. The company members arrived In Salem this morning and will pre sent James Barrie's play, "Dear Brutus." at the Elslnore tonight. During their three previous visits to Salem, individuals of the group made many fast personal friends in Salem who are welcoming then- return here. Mrs. Russell Catlln and Mrs, Frank Spears entertained i attractive bridge luncheon In their home yesterday complimenting "Mrs. Russell Creamer Langdon of New York city, who was the house . guest for the past week of her sister, Mrs. Arthur M. Vassall. Covers were placed for r.ixtoen. High bridge honors of the af ternoon were won by Mrs. Gcorf White. Mrs. Langdon left this morning for the east. Before coming to Sa lorn she was the guest of another Bister in Seattle. Mrs. Floyd Egorton has return ed to Salem after an extended stay in Puyallup. Wash., and" will be the guest until next week of her mother, Mrs. George Rose. On Wednesday of the coming weel ihe will return to her home In Los Angeles. Mrs. W. H. Lang, of Onkland, California, and Mrs. Ellen Merrill, of Long Prialrie, Minnesota, who have been guests for several weeks of their sisters, Mrs. W. N. Savage and Mrs. George Savage, have re turned to their homes. Why Bald So Young! Cuticura Will Help Yon To prevent loss of hair. Dandruff. usually the cause of premature oaianess, may do easily removed by regular shampoos with Cuticura Soap, preceded by touches of Cuti cura Ointment. This treatment keeps the scalp clean and healthy and promotes hair growth. Rfliptta. OlntnwfttttindMe. TttcuatiS RoM vrrvwherc. Sump I nth fx. A4rirrM: ' CotAan LtbontoriM. Drpt, 1ST, Mid in. Myt" Cuticur Shin Stick 25c. Moroni Olsen" Players V if Gordon Nelson as "Mutcy" and Mary Croke as, "Lndy Caroline".. In Dcnr Brntus" at the Rlsbiore theater tonight. - . , i Artist Series Plan Complete Mrs, Chloe Nero, manager of the Salem Artist Series,. . arrived In town last night, and today opened permanent offices In tho Sherman Clay Music store In preparation for the' final detail work in the pre sentation of the four concerts at the Elsinore during the coming season which will bring artists of International fame to local audi ences. . -' By the latter part" of the' week holders of. season tickets will be able to secure seat reservations from Mrs. Nero who may be reach' ed at any time at the Sherman Clay store or the Marlon hotel. The concert by the Ultranian na tional .chorus, . of world renown, will be the first of the series and will be given early in December. Ronald Werrenrath, baritone, and Cecilia Hanson, violinist, will ap pear in January. The date of the fourth concert, that of Ernst von Dohnanyl,. has not been chosen, Organized groups of the city most active in the support of the series include the Lions club, the Civic Music club, and the Bee thoven society of Willamette uni versity. Letters received recently by Sa lem relatives from Mr. and Mrs. William McGtlchrist, Jr.,. who are taking a trip around the world this fall and winter, tell of extreme ly interesting trips through Scot land and England. Because they were unable to see as much o London as they wished - durfn; their first stop-over there, they re turned to England after a four weeks' stay In Scotland. They celebrated Mr. McClllchrlst's birth day at his birthplace in Scotland and have been visiting relatives there. In letters they nartlcularly mention visiting Westminster Ab bey, the British Museum, and th famous old tower. In London. On December 12 Mr. and Mrs, McGilchrist will sail from Oibral ter for their continued world cruise. . The meeting of Chemeketa chap ter, Daughters of tho American Revolution, previously announced for the coming Saturday, has. been postponed until the first Saturday In November because of the ollver anniversary of the Salein Woman1 club next Saturday. Mrs. Gordon MrCracken of Ash' land, state regent, will be the guest o the local chapter at the Nuvom her meeting. CD Woman's i ClubToHave Anniversary The twenty fifth anniversary Qt the founding of the Salem wo man's club will be celebrated on Saturday -afternoon t at a meeting in the clubhouse on north Cottage street. " . Mrs. G. F. Frankel,. president of he Oregon Federation of Women's clubs, will be a special guest;- She will give an address which she Will cail "A Number.of Things' Music' for the urogram will be furnished by Miss Frances Virgmle Melton and Prof. E. B. Hobson. Mrs. W. J. Kirk Is chairman of the social committee in charge during the tea hour. Her assistants will be Mrs. Earl M. Daue, Mrs. Alton D. Hurley, Mrs. Oliver B. Huston, Mrs. II. L. Stiff, Mrs George M. King, Mrs. S. A. Koster, Mrs. Carey Martin, Mrs. S. P. Kim ball, Mrs. Russell Catlln, Mrs. H. C. Eplcy, Mrs. George J. Wenderoth Mrs. Will Moore, Mrs. Frank My ers, Mrs. George Bj Lewis, Mrs. P. L. Newmyer and. Mrs. .Albert Smith. ' The Young Mother's club met at the home of Mrs. O. P. Wegner October 19. New officers were elected. Three new members, Mrs. Lucille Hunt, Mrs. Blanche Greene and Mrs. Anna Monroe, were tak en into the club. The tea table was beautiful with astors. - - - Tho hostess was assisted by her sister, Mrs. Potter, who was also a guest of the club. . - Members of the club present were Mrs. J. Mahula, Mrs. F. Ba con, Mrs. K. Smith, Mrs. J. Kllng- Mrs. C. L. McDonald, Mrs. T. McLeod, Mrs. A. J. Nixon and Mrs. O. P. Wegner. The next meeting will be held November 2 at the homo of Mrs. Bacon. . GOITRE CAUSED Sleeplessness, Hun Down Condition and Lump In Throat. 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OATS Bazaar To Be Huge Affair With less than two weeks mainlng until the opening of the big bazaar for the benefit of the Salem hospital, Salem Woman's club members who are directly In charge and all the members of aux lllary committees are working long hours to make the affair an outstanding success. Mrs. F. A. El liott, Mrs. E. E. Fisher, Mrs. Frank Spears. Mrs. William Bu- sick, Mrs. Lester Barr, Mrs. Erwln Smith and Mrs. Walter Spaulding. members of the hospital committee M the club, form the . execu live committee. Eight large committees have been appointed by the leaders. Each committee will, have charge of one of the eight boqths at ;the bazaar In the Buick garage on No vember 3, 4 and 6. ' Cooked food, candy, oaby, nee- dlecraft, general utilities, tea. Ori ental and handkerchief booths will be' opened. The baby booth will of fer a complete layette end hot ta males will be featured In the cook ed food booth. Members of Barbara Frietchle sewing club were guests of Mrs. E. H. Kennedy yesterday after noon. Additional guests were Mrs. C. F. Adams and Miss Delorls Bach. ... Members of the club in the group were Mrs. J. H. Bach, Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. C. A. Arpke, Mrs. E. P. Smith, Mrs. - Thomas Maplethorpe, Mrs. C. M. Lock- wood, Mrs. F. G. Stearns, Mrs. P. VARICOSE VEINS REDUCED OR MONEY BACK, SAYS PERRY Simple ITonie Treatment That Is Giving Amazing Results The world progresses. Today ail ments that took weeks to cure can now bo ended in a few days. If you have varicose veins or bunch es you can start today to bring them back to normal size, and if you are wise you will do so.' Just get an original bottle of Moone's Emerald Oil at any dis pensing pharmacist and apply it night and morning as directed to the enlarged veins. It Is very pow erful and penetrating, and only a little Is required. After a few days' treatment the eins will begin to grow smaller and by regular use will soon , re duce to normal. 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Our experience in making attractive Installation, in many liome. In tnif com munity U gladly placed atyourdlpo,aI, whether you want a aingle fitment or equipment for an entire home. Halik & Eoff Elec. Shop 137 Court St. . Phone 488 Authori.wd Riddle Dealer have an all day Bewfng meeting at the home of Mrs. H. R. McWhor ter. at 590 north Sum met street. Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Tiffany returned yesterday from their wed ding trip to Vancouver and Victoria British Columbia.' Mrs. - Anna Bllgh and Mr. Tiffany were mar ried in Portland ten - days ago. They wll make their home in Sa lem. ... t . . The eighty-second birthday of Miss Nellie Taylor was celebrated on Tuesday afternoon when six teen members of the Sweet Brlnr club met at Mlsa Taylor's home to spend the remander of the day nun ner. Airs. Carlson was an additional guest; - A covered- dish lunch was served. .''. Mr and Mrs. E. H. Dickinson entertained at a China pheasant dinner in their home on Monday evening honoring Mrs. B. O. 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