TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21. 192ti
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL SAI.EM. ORECON
PAGE FIVE
Society, Clubs and Music
E.litl by Roaaha Ktber. Pbona t:
Dance Will
Honor Miss
Roberts
l'rmniKliiK to ellipse all prcectl
lny events of the hfiwoii inn! cjuih
liiK a veritable furore uf Interest
a i n ni)K the youiiKf i' Hot of Salem,
home from aoliool unti college for
the holiiluy Kt'imon, is the formal
dame at the .Miirhui hotel t Ill's
evening nt whh-h .Mis. Ada Stroii
tml Aim. Fritz SIad will be hont-esst-s,
com phi ne ii ting M ins lleverh
liuhtrtK and her fiaiue, John
Jrunilull W-itj-on. The wediliiig will
lake place tally in the new year.
The ballroom of the hotel has
been completely tiansformtil into n
Vulethle scene. Fir trees with hun
dreds of colored llfrlit completely
fringe the borders of the hijj room
n ml furnish the only illumination.
Sharing Imnont with the honor
Kucmn, A!is iloberts and Air. Wat
son, will be the leMowinir rm-mhers
tf the younger net, ,Mis Mildrel
Koberis, AlifS l.tro:hy Llvesley.
Miss Nancy Tltli lht-n, Al inn thar
loiie SiMivi. Mis J-enta llaum
irar'ncr, Mis Alaxine Clover, Miss
Mararel Stotz. .Miss K ovinia Kyre.
Miss i-Ui-ilh- DeWlite. Miss l'ri.
cilla Fry, M i-s Alai jorfe llolmaii
vt I'ortlaml, Aliss Virginia Coke o!
rortlnnd. laiyl Torrey of Port
land, Ted YouiH of Albany. Iaid
M:ikoi of Albiny, hill Sipprcll.
Wallace Carnon. John - ('aui.liill.
Henry Thlelson. Willard Marshall.
Malcolm Smith, Asiihel Hush III.
Tommy I.1veJey, lio'jei l IMshop
and Chandler JJroun.
Addit'onal pnests will be Mr. nml
Mrs. l:.n J. Fry Jr.. Air. and Airs.
Hairy HawMn, Air. and Airs. T. A.
Jtoberts, Air. and Airs. V. Council
l'yer. Air. and Airs. Curtis Crow,
Mr. and Airs. T. A. Liveslry, Air.
nml Airs. Paul Hendricks. Air. and
M rs. 1 '. 1. tj uisn berry, .Mr. a ml
Mrs. Krcel Kay, Mr. and Airs, tins
IUx.mhj, Air. and Air. ChaiKs
Waierous Craij;, Mr. and Airs. Im-i
Olson. Air. ami .Mrs. Itolnrt Crif
fln. .Mr. ami Airs. John J. Poberts,
Mr. and Airs. Frederick Thklsen.
Mr. and Airs. John Carson, Mr. :ml
Mrs. Allan (.'an-on, Air. ami Airs.
Hitfch AI. Caniinoii, Air. and .Mrs.
llollls H milium on. Air. and Airs.
James I.lnn, Major ami Airs. F. ".
Andreae. Air. ynd Airs. K. A. O'Neill.
lr. and Airs. W. II. l.yllc, Mr. ami
Mrs. Itotiald Vomit,-, Air. nnd Alts.
Clifford Irwin, Air. and Airs. Frank
iJurbin Jr., Air. and Mrs. P.rcyman
Uulse. .Mr. and Alts. As. I Koff, Air.
nnd .Mrs. Keith Powell, Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Young, Air. and Airs
It. Al. liefer. Air. and Mrs. W. K.
llurns, Mr. and Airs. William Wal
ton, Air. and Airs. o. C. I-ocke, Air.
and Airs. Frederick Deckabach, Or.
and Air. W. Carlton Smith, Mi
ami Airs. U. C. Shipley, Mr. and
Mrs. William II. ItuiKhardt Jr.. Air.
and Airs. Chester Cox, Mr. nnd Airs.
Clifford Urown, Mr. and Airs. Clif
ford Fnriner. Vr. nnd Mrs. T. C.
Umith Jr.. Air. nnd Mrs. Kit hard
Hlatrr, Atr. nnd Airs. Homer Kgan.
Mr. and Airs. Joseph Haumjfariner.
Mr. and Airs. laid W. Kyre. Airs.
Asalul Hush. Air. find Alts. Ceorj:''
A. White. Air. nnd Airs. l.onls
I-irlini'ind, Aliss Nell Thklsen. Altss
Jotl Thompson. lr. Jeirald ltack
trnml, Carl Cabrielson, Albrrt
Kuan and O. K. IeW ilte.
f
The club section ri the last Sun
day edition of one of the Portland
pap i s featured the following no
tice: "The Institutions department of
Ihe S.ilem Woman's club l.eliivfs
In obtaininc its information first
hand, and has made it a policy, at
Its bi-monthly open niMtin;:s, to
ask the Mip i tr.f ml" nt (,f ttn (,f
the Ktate Institutions to speak. Vr.
Cr. C. liclllnfxer. siiperintendf nt of
the state tuberculosis hospital, mi-dreh-s
d the last nr. tip;, J 'ccni-
tter 7. telling the worm n of the
hospital s lin lliods nnd problems
and suj:j;stinfc w.tys in which the
women could be of assistance.
Few tni.' on various pru no nt. furn
tshtni; play apparatus nnd similar
iervicf s were nij;uested.
-AIis S. AT. Fn.licott fs chairman
of the Institutional d'partnunt of
the club. This is n highly worth
while activity f"i- the organised
womn In the Ftate capital nnd
might be the topic of nn inter, st
inc report nt the nett state con
vention of w.-nn clubs. It Is n
Itoo.l example of a club fitting Itf
liroii. -nn to Die si'C'i;-! rnls "f Its
coniniuullj.'
A special invihition has hr-n
extdHlid to meinl ffs of the Sa
lem Woman's club to the annual
Christmas, program which will be
Itiven fit the Miite schnid for the
feeble mlndi d on Thursday eve
nine. The program, which Is npm to
alt fi b nds of the Institution, wiil
te ns follows:
chritmns sonc. Crrrtlrg. Car
rN, A" I.i.f'y v Wnt. h'd. Aug-1-We
Have Heard on Hh. Christ
nias Fairy dance. "In Wtmas ear
ftls. Mis Santa ('fni-s Into Her
Own. Holly pong nnd dam e. Itnrn
tng Christ man necking". f lock
dance. Stocking danre. J;,ck Frost
rtance. Sleihbell dance. Croup of
aongs, Christmas Srtt", Christ
mas Joys. Clap Your Hands for
Pnnm. The S;ii);e in S.mta Clans
Land.
Al:". Oifl F. Atclntyie and Vfv
i1aiitlit r, A1i-s drnia McIo-mc,
will lenxe Fi id..y for K lo. Wsh.
Thcv will be Chii"inns day (;ust
f.f ATi s. Alt Inn re's brother. Will
Urn II. Sibb.iid .Another fj's' rt'
the S;bbnld home will b Alii"
C.!nds Al-Intyre. Mis. Atchi'jres
o'd r daukhter. who ill tetum ir
t'.il-m Witn hm f.nly nest Week.
Mi rilcin Try rrifd P;n
1; v evenlnc from I-os Arcl'
hfre she is student t the YWs'-
Juvenile circle No. 49, Children
f Silver Hell circle No. 43 Neigh-
burs of Woodcraft, met at Frater
nal temple last Friday night and
gave an Interesting program. Sev
eral numbers wt re rendered by
member of Sihcr Hell circle. Fif
ty children took part in the eve
ning's entertainment. A noticeable
feature was the fancy drill put on
by the children In lodge colors, nnd
a winning well where the kiddies
deposited their presents for Itc
needy children. A splendid reading
was given by Master Kddie Ire
land, the three year old child of
Air. and Mrs. Fred Ireland. Head
ings were also given by Jluth
Hake. Pauline Ilerren, Vera Stew
art, Aladge Stroud end the Hansen
sisters. A beautiful solo dance by
Miss Y'oung. n vocal soln by Vera
heeler, a duet by the Jepsen
boys, and a table nil representing
the birth of Christ, presented as
follows. Alary mother of Christ.
Horothy Stafford; Joseph. June
Stewart; the angel. Florence Tur
ner; three wise men. Clauille Town
send. Vera Stewart and Vera Shel
ton. The adults participating In
the program were Aliss Kightling
er. Airs, i 'natulan. Mrs. Wincum.
Airs. Turner. Airs. Donnes, Airs.
Pettyjohn nnd Mr. Jepsen.
After the program Santa Clans,
in the person ef Claude Townsend,
gave each kiddie a bug of goodies.
The juvenile program Was ar
ranged by Mrs. Nan Pettyjohn and
the grown Hps were under the
leadership of Airs. Saic ,.pstn.
Cfrls of the Willamette univer
sity YWCA were in charge of the
ve. pr service held in the d.wii
town nsofi:ii ton rooms on Sun
day afternoon. Numbers "included
a oe.-U solo by Aliss Alargnret Arn
old with Aliss Jiithy Peterson
playing her act onipriniment ; n
reading, a Christmas story, by Miss
'lara Jasper: a violin solo by Aliss
AHIdred li.-Pord with Aliss Peter
son accompanying,
AIis. W. 1-:. Kirk. YWCA presi
dent. preid-tl dining the siniee.
Airs. K. 1-;. KMiott. Mrs. p. J-;. Cj-a-
l.cr and .Mis. J. p.int.eiioi,
we , e in charge.
The tea hour followed lire vcc.
p. r n-,- i. e. Airs. Mildred Fright
presided at the un urns.
Members e.f the Foiith Central
circle of the I.ndis Aid society of
the First Ale.hodist church served
the dinner for the monthly meetlnu
of the si- o'clock men's ciub in the
church dining room hist night. Airs
J. K. e'iiiruihcrs was chairman of
the committee in charge. The main
address. "Standards." was given bv
Justice O. I'. Coshow.
The Alothcr's Pible rlass of th
First Alethodist ehurch will meet
on Thursday afternoon with Airs.
Hale nt f.Itj Alnrlon Ktreet. Kmh
member Is asked to bring a wrap
ped gift for the Christmas tree.
Art work ef students of the Par
rlsh Junior high itch not will be ex
hibited today and tomorrow in the
windows of Millers' store. The art
classes are taught by Aliss Vivian
Hargrove and the present exhibi'
consists largely of Christmas novelties.
Miss M:mt Ine K: vl- who to r.
stmlent at Washington State col
lege at Pullman ;.nd a member of
Alphn Chi Omega sorority, arrived
to spend the holidays with her par
tus. Air. mid Airs. Ilnrrv M. Stvhs.
She eame down on a s nee in I train
which Is taking Washington Slate1
students south.
i
As has been their custom for a
number of yiars. members etf the
Salem Alacliowill o'ul chorus
will ping Christmas carols to rhut
ins on Christmas ev .
Fnder the sponsorship ef the
institutions At partment of the Sa
le m Wit-man's club, the Ha in how
f'.irls will pn sent a program At
thp state school for the feeble
minded on Thursday r '-ning, ) e
ceniber C. They will give a Christ
ma" story In pantomime and will
"ing a mmibfr if Chiitmas carol".
Mr. and Atrs. p;,ut R Wallace
will hae as their house guest dur
ing the ( "hristmas holida. s, M is
Hdna Sterling of Seattle.
Air. n-id AIis. Chnihs A. Paik
left yisti-rday for a two weeks'
motor trip in southern Californin .
Ttii y plan to fp nd the gr an r
part ef the time in I,ong peach.
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Hamil
ton were hosts at a sixteen cover
dinner in their home on Lincoln
hill on Saturday evening. Tiny
Christmas trees covered with tin-
n 1. brightly colon d ornaments
and little colored lights centered
the long table. Santa Claus met the
guests at the door and distributed
gifts to each.
The Plackstone club, the only
la w t i.i t er n 1 1 y of the co I lege o f
law of the Willamette university,
will hold Its monthly baiwiuet thif
evening at the Spa. The purpose of
the fraternity is to follow more
closely the pursuit of law, to train
its members in the discussion of
legal subjects, and to formulate n
stronger bond of friendship among
the law students. The membership
is limited to twelve students who
are chosen by the senior member
at the liepfnning of every school
year. Whenever banquets or meet
ings are held, each member is pre
pared to discuss some phase of a
legal question or subject.
The members are Alanley T).
Strnycr, George Hhoten. AInurlcr
Hall mark, Pete Peterson, Jost ph
O'Neill, Walter Fuhrer. William
Af. McAllister. Joseph DeSouui
Hernard Flaxel, John Minto.
Charles Tedding nnd li. J. Potter.
One of the loveliest objects In
Salem these evenings is the little
fir tree In the garden of the YV. II.
Steusloff home on Thirteenth and
Chemekcta streets which is ilium
mated with dozens of colored
lights piling A genuine Christmas
an to the entire district.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Landa be
have as their guest during the
Christmas holidays their son. Mere
dith Landaker. who is a student at
The Fniverspy of Oregon.
Many Line
Parties
At Opera
The foyer of the Elsinore re
sembled an elaborate society re-1
ceptlon last night both before and
after the presentation of "Madam
Butterfly" by the Manhattan opera
company A number of line parties
with a generous sprinkling of out
of town guests were included In
the crowd. It was almost a full
dress affair and more evening
dresses and tuxedos were seen than
Is usual at a Salem theater.
Adding a delightful touch of
"atmosphere" in the foyer was the
playing of soft music by a "Japa
nese" maiden at the grand piano
placed below the great center pan
el and half hidden with flowers.
Only a few people know that the
"Jn pa nest" ma iden was a Sa I em
girl. Aliss Lucille Anderson. She is
a pupil of Aliss Lena Dot son.
Mrs. Willard Setnn Kaufman of
Seattle (Ruth Homes) is the house
guest of her par ents. Air. and Mrs.
K. T. Harnes. Mr. Kaufman will
arrive from Seattle on Christmas
eve to join Mrs. Kaufman for
Christmas day and the week end
following.
The next meetinir of the ladies'
aid society of the W. H. C. will he
helel on Thursday, December 30.
at the home of Mrs. Katie Schopp.
50 K street, nnd will be a social
afternoon meeting. The meeting
for this week Is postponed until a
week later because uf the proxim
ity of the Christmas season.
Air. and Mrs. YV. E. Andeison
had as their dinner guests last
Fr iday evening, preceding the con
ceit of the MacDowell club. Prof.
W. H. Buyer, Mrs. Ada Miller Har
ris. Air. and Mrs, James Lester
(inult of Corvallis, Miss May Van
Dyke of Portland and Arthur
Johnson of Portland.
Fourteen members of the Salem
branch of the state nurses' asso
ciation and three special guests
entertained at a special meeting of
the branch at the Gray Belle on
Saturday. The guests were Mis
Alary Pepper, Miss Anna It. Ander
son and Aliss Kllzabeth treemun.
Miss Sarah Stewart and Miss
neda Krickson were hostesses at
the meeting. Holly and Christmas
novelties centered the table.
5L, j,
CANDY
PLEASES!
Don't hesitate make up
your mind to give Candy.
A sure winner with
everyone in special hol
iday packages.
$1 to $5 Boxes
TYLER'S DRUG
STORE
157 S. Commercial
OPEN EVENINGS
Until 8 o'Clock
-Startinsr Toniiilit
In order that we may accommodate
shoppers who arc unable to visit our
store during the day, we will remain
open until 8 o'clock.
Buy his gift at his own store
8 "CLOTHINGWQOLEN MLL.L3 STORE
The Best Cough Syrup
Is Home-made
bar bcrt cough edciM
Too ef tifd.
Yom'vo probably lieurd of this fnni
oiis Inline made nuih firup. lltit have
j on ever iiM if V Thousands of fam
ilies feel that Ho-y could liardl) lo'rp
lionse withf ut it. It's simple mid clif-tp,
but the nay it t :i kow hold of a enucli
Kill soon emu it a priuiaucut p!nce in
jour home.
Into n pint boltle, pour 2- nnnec1
of 1'iim'x : then mid plain grunulnted
Mipiir Mnip to Till up the p.tit. t'r. if
(li'iMtl, ire clnriliei) lioney, iti-tri of
t-iigu r h rup. It la (' C"m. r if
pod:, Hi d ftive- von a full pint of In-tin
eolith riiHdv ihnu jon cmiM buy
rfr.dv-innilo fer throe tirne iti Co-t.
It is r'tly nnd.Tfiil how nun kljf
tlii lionif -mnde n mmly compurs a
couch iiMinlly in ".'( Imnr or Ick. It
see 'n't to penetrate thronli erery sir
fm-'iiire. l(Hi'en n ilrt. hmir'-e or tiitht
eoueli. lift" the phhcni. hf-:ils the tii.in
hrtu.i'S nrnl pi, en n!iuo-f imnn-dmtc
rchff. Sjlt n-hd for thront to kl.
h-. ;)-. th"-s broinli.lis and trouctiiiii
StliUl 11.
l'it f i a hirhlv roneentrntwl eom
po'ind of r "unie Norway puie .irt-t
od .a!a1.nt'lr nnniaenl, hi'h Itn tn-rn
u-) f r t icratioii-i for throat and
eliet Silmrnt.
To svoid dcnppoir'ment. s-k your
drnrrit for '-'.j wmrn of l'n.i t"
pi! ti i!ire t ion. I 'iinrnnleM tn
five nl.-Mlut -wt i-f t ion or
Trmcey prou.i.tly r'fni,ded. The t
I'm x l o . t r. ". I"
Give the Boy a Good
Warm Overcoat For
Christmas
Here!
Choice at &fMM
o
W $h
Oregon City and other well known makes. Box style or
belted. light, medium and heavy weights. Also IVest
lev's Cravanctte.
1 "
EXTRA
SPECIAL
re Have Made an Astonishing Buy
Dress Flowers
And
Boutonieres
39c - 49c - 65c - 75c - 98c
See Our South Window
You will see flowers of undiscribable beauty
flowers that could demand two times the
price and he cheap at that. We will not en
deavor to describe them just stop and look
nt them. Some of the tags are turned but
don't let. that confuse you, there arc none
higher than 9Sc.
"vje?1 tfP
In
1 ttipfy'd 1
THE SMALLER
THE PACKAGE
THE BETTER
THE GIFT
The Christmas Store
make small jiackaccs and vvlial. would Ijc nicer than a piece uf jewelry. We
have pins nnd cuff links for men as law as $1.50 and pins, vases and art
ware for women nt $1.00. Then there are, of course, the hotter articles ns
Santa is displayinc in the tray. You will find that thesn items are not
nearly so expensive as one would ordinarily think and the name 'Tonieroy
& Kcene" on the box means so much to those who know the dependable
liit;h quality merchandise that we have sold in Salem since lHOt). Tlx re is
a certain pride to ourselves, and well as a guarantee to you, in doing busi
ness in we city for over thirty years.
P0MER0Y & KEENE
379 Stale Street
Killer
"(.he Dependable (lifts"
an.
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if
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lnke hool for plrls nnd will spml
the Christ man holiday s w It tl her
pa rents, Mr. ar.J Mr. iV.n J. Fry
tr.
J L for CougKsJU