Capital journal., June 21, 1928, Image 5

THURSDAY. JUNE 81; 1928
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON ' !
New Tark OMy aaa an
Society, Cl ubs
tf .Mutt St, ftMW
Mrs. T. (J.
Smith, Jr.,
Is Hostess
1 Mn. T. 0. Smith, Jr., u hostess
jesterday at an attractive tlx table
bridge luncheon In the Chinese room
of the dray Belle. Bummer flowers
In paitel enaaes, pinx, oiue ana
lavendar, combined with slim treen
tapers' In colored holders centered
the luncheon tablet.
Coven were placed for Mrs. David
W. Eyre, Mrs. H. B. BhUfbauer of
Los Armeies. Mrs. Jonn J. itooens,
Mrs. Frederick Lamport, Mrs, Ger
trude Cameron at suverton, Mrs
Clarence Keen of Bllverton, Mrs. T.
A. Liveslev. Mis. Homer Ooulet. Mrs
George Waters, Mrs. Romeo Ooulet,
Mrs, w. conneu uyer, Mrs. u. u
Shucking, Mrs. . .William . Walton,
Mrs. WUllam Boot. Mrs. Frits Blade,
Mrs, John H. McNary, Mrs. Reuben
P. Boise, Mrs. Frank Bnedecor, Mrs.
J. Bhellev Saurman. Mrs. S. G. Bar-
gent of San Francisco; Mrs. Asahel
Bush, Mrs Dan J. my, Jr., Mrs,
Louis Lachmund, Mrs, Milton
Meyers, Miss Winifred Byrd of New
York City, and the hostess, . Mn.
Smith.
The first prize for high card score
of the afternoon was won by Mrs.
Boot. Second prize went to Mrs.
Clarence Keene. -
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Mrs. J. D. Sutherland has gone to
Portland for a week's visit with rel
atives and friends. She will be the
house guest of Mrs. A. M. Cannon
and of her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Suther
land. Mrs. Sutherland, whose home
Is In San Francisco, came north
several weeks ago for an extended
visit In Salem, her former home.
She has taken an apartment at the
Court for the summer months.
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Mrs. R, Brassier enfertal n e d
members of the Bono Tempo club
at 1 o'clock luncheon In .her home
on Tuesday followed by an after
noon of bridge. Mn. Donnelly was
admitted to club membership.
Summer flowers - centered the
luncheon table with covers for Mrs.
WUllam Yarnell, Mrs. P. A.
Schmidt, Mrs. Frank N tea wander.
Mrs. R. W. Wyatt, Mrs. C. T. Mof
titt, Mrs. Lester Bndicott, Mrs. I
Donnelly, Mrs. A. J. Wheaton, and
the hostess Mrs. Bressler. i
The first prise for high card
core of the afternoon was won by
Mis. William Yarnell. Second
prise went to Mrs. P. A. Schmidt.
Twd weeks ago Mrs. Yarnell en
tertained the-rab at luncheon and
cards in her home. The first prize
was won by Mrs. Moffitt and Mra.
Mleswander received second.
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Miss Lola Barbara Barnes left this
morning on the Union Pacific line
for Chicago and Gary, Indiana,
where she will spend the summer
months. During July, Miss Barnes
will study under Miss Edna McRae,
formerly assistant teacher In the
Russian dancing schools of Faoley.
Oukrainsky and Bohm. In August
she will visit her parents In Oary,
Indiana and teach playground work
in the Gary public schools, returning
to Salem September 1. About the
middle of September Miss Barnes
plans to open a studio In the new
Wills building on Liberty street
Employees of the H. L. Stiff furni
ture company plcnked on Tuesday
evening at Begets' grove. After a
picnic supper, games and swimming
were enjoyed. A cantpflra program
with music by the Bnseau music
shop closed a delightful evening.
Forty-five were included in the
group. . '
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Mrs. O. W. Emmons, 1680 Court
street, will be hostess tomorrow
afternoon at the monthly business
and social meeting of the Women
Bible class of tot First M. E.
church.
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Miss Mazlne Buren motored down
from Seattle hut week-end to be the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mas O. Bursa - -
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sasjLasar7ii if if my erc yea
tenter for an
trip. In Spokane Mis Hartley wul
Join a group of ber Alpha Chi
Omega sorority sisters on a special
train lor unicago. Alter being en
tertained in Chicago for
days the girls will take
steamer, the Manitou, for Mackinac
island, a two day trip from the IH1.
nols metropolis, where Alpha Chi
omega, sorority will hold Its nation
al convention,
Miss Hartley Is a member of the
University of Washington chanter
or Aipna uni. Ten girls tram her
chapter are going to the conven
tion. Alter the convention.
Hartley will visit In the east for
several weeks before returning to
saiem. .; r
The wedding of Miss Mildred GU.
bert, daughter of L. M. Gilbert of
Salem, and . Cornelius Bateson of
Portland will take place in Eugene
on Baturaay. Dr. J. o. Mccormick
of Kimball school of theology will
officiate. The betrothal was an..
nounced nearly two months ago at
the banquet of Kappa Gamma Rho
iratemtty 01 wnicn Mr. Bateson is
a member, He was graduated from
Willamette last year. Miss Ollbert
formerly attended Willamette uni
versity and during the past year she
has been a student at the University
of Oregon.. She is a member of PI
Beta Phi sorority.
Barbara Frletchle tent No. 2,
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Civil war entertained at tea Tues
day afternoon in the home of Mrs. E.
E. Bergman, -1601 Chemeketa-street,
complimenting G. A. R. members
and their wives, W. R. C. members.
Bans of Veterans and members of
the Sons' auxiliary and other petit
otic organization members. . More
than DO guests called during the
afternoon. In the receiving Une were
Mrs. Beimang, Mrs.1 P. A. Elliott,
Mrs. F. L. Waters, Mis. o. H. Horn
ing, Mrs. J. W. Nash, and Mrs. O.
N. Needham. Guests enjoyed the
Bergman gardens during the after
noon. Tea was served on the ver
anda: Mn. F. L. Waters and Mrs. J,
W. Nash presided at the serving
urns. Miss Esther Horning assisted
with the serving. Pink roses and del'
phlnlum centered the tea table and
the color plan of pink and blue was
followed throughout the living
rooms.
.
Mrs. Abble Fairar has as her
house guest for the summer her
daughter, Mrs. Edyth Farrar Wllker
son of Pittsburgh, Pa.
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Dr. and Mrs. C. Ward Davis are
receiving congratulations on the ar
rival of a new daughter on June la
She has been named June Elaine.
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Professor and Mrs. E. 8. Ham
mond had as their guests recently
their son and daughter-in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley H. Hammond of
San . Francisco. Wesley Hammond
and Miss Winifred Graham of Ble
ber, Calif., were married at Klamath
Falls on June 2. .Mn. Hammond
was a teacher In the Bieoer nign
school for the past two years. .
During - their visit the young
couple motored to the Oregon
beaches and around the Mt. Hood
loon.
Mr. Hammond Is assistant chemist
at the Mare Island Navy yard at
San Francisco and they will make
their borne there. Mr. Hammond
was graduated from Willamette uni
versity with the class ox His.
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The Three Link club will meet on
Friday, beginning at 2 o'clock in the
I. o. o. F. pariorti All HeDesans
are welcome to attend.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Fraley have
motored to Soap Lake, Wash., where
Mr. Fraley will take treatments for
a severe case of rheumatism, roey
plan to be gone two months.
vu.ium mi.ni ,
8hertan do (Double Du.t) BMchcr
Lon. Barham. Ariliur Bonchcn .
Tltf.NlsbUnn). Has a Lyra of Gold ......
Whclpl..
(t) lawman, I Voiced Bach
.uicu. cududibs.
0)) To tha 0a , XcDow.ll
Innsalabohla , ll.nd.bMbn
.. Baitar. Barliam, Virslnla Brian. .
. ArUiur Boeachan, Lore. Barham
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Mr. and Mrs. David W. Eyre have
as their guests this week In their
home on North Bummer street, Dr.
and Mrs. H. E. Shlffbauer of Los
Angeles. Dr. Shlffbauer is spending
part of each day in Portland attend
ing sessions of the National Tuber.,
culosls association. , ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Rider
are receiving congratulations on the
arrival of a daughter on June 15.
She has been named Dorothy Anne.
Daughters of the American Revo
lution in all parts of the state are
Interested In the dedication in Eu
gene today of a marker -erected to
the memory of Mrs. Sarah Morgan
Butler, pioneer of Lane county and
a real daughter of the American
BALDNESS
moths
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ORONITE it the name of.
the Fly Spray (hat stills 'em
VaV flies, mosquitoes, moths,
roaches, bedbugs, ants, fleas,
lice, water bus and many other
Insects. At grocers, drulliits,
hardware, department itorca
and Standard Oil Service Sta
tions. Pack to Hi (with im
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A STANDARD OIL taoDUCT , . .
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STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CA11FORNIA
Makers of Oronile Cleaainl fluid - Uronile AulovaliiB
M. Jones, and Mrs. W. B. rwdman
wul entertain ntcmbsn of the Worn'
an. Alliance of the ' Unitarian
church at 1 o'clock luncheon tomor
row in Mrs. Anderson's boms at
itsi court street.
If the weather permltsT luncheon
wul ne served in the lovely gardens,
at the rear of the Anderson home.
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. Advanced students In nlano of
Kiss Blma Weller will be presented
in recital on Friday evening in the
Nelson building concert ball. Miss
Ulcus oummlngs, soprano, will as
sist, me public is invited,; The pro
gram wui ne as louows: -
Xnvluuoa t. Uw Dane. .. Carl von W.ber
iMr jiarnam. oaroara sarnam
Vlnlnla Brlabt. Arthur auulu.
(.) laooollabt Borcnad. TorJuiato
W La on (To. etorn) ,. Bursmu.u.r
. . Jatm Baika.
ValM Oaprto cbraowetb
Haioa' garrou
() tuua B.U BarmiD.r
mi Aeccaiuu. B
Werner Brown
IBM Rab.r
jmui naraon. ann arapriMt
Jank. Hurray, toraUM Vlck
Malda oarroU.. DomUiw muuill
Tb. Tbruab-a -Lot. Bob. ,. c Tr.Tere
. .uoiw viuanima
Mo. n ; ; : Obopln
' - ArUiur BaiMih.n ... '
BUnuM UoaikoaU
Lotm Barhatn. Ulu wolutv
(a) Walu In A Plat Brahtn.
w rrviuoa in o anarp minor ; . Racbman-
' Barbara Barham
Two Prelude.: No. 30 ," ohopln
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VaU. In a flat major op. 79 Mo. 1 ......
fleiutuUonr ciasjuu Lsals aja'CnVkr
chapter presided at the rhrhratrm
atrrlce. which were held at I o'clock
this aiternoon la the Eugene Ma
sonic cemetery.
The memorial tablet has been
placed on a rock given by Mrs. But
ler's descendants, the Seavey fam
ilies. Mn. W. E. Miner of Eugene
made the presentation and gave a
biographical sketch of Mrs. Butler.
The marker was accepted by Mrs.
H. w. stone, and Alexander seavey,
two aescenaanu oi Mrs. miner.
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. Tomorrow. Friday, will he Ladies'
day as usual at the Ulahee Country
club. Mrs. O. 0. Locke, captain of
the women's team, said this morn
ing that no particular 'tournament
nas been planned lor tomorrow.
Mrs. j. ss. oarniobst won the
spring handicap tournament at
ulahee. Mrs. Locke was runner-up.
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Miss Helen Darby has as her bouse
guests this week Miss Mary Cum
nuns and Miss Helen Haynes, both
os MCMinnvuie. " i
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SERIOUS DAMAGE TO
ORCHARDS BY HAIL
Elgin, Ore;, June 21 (IfV-Damage
as a result of a severe hall storm in
this vicinity late yesterday was ee.
tlmated today, to range from. $25,-
000 to (39,000. h
The pellets of ice, some of them
as large as walnuts, fell six Inches
deep . In some cases and seriously
damaged fruit and wheat crops.
"The storm descended like a
cloudburst," H. H. WeatMrsnoon.
owner of the largest individual ap
ple orchard in Oregon, said. Dam.
age to the Weatherspoon crop was
estimated at ss.uw.
Another place that was hit bard
was a wheat plot, just outside of
town, belonging to Albert Ohms.
Seventy-five acru of grain was de
stroyed, .Ohms reported. Loss on
the Ohms place Is estimated at
$8,000.
Hall insurance in this district is
seldom carried by ranchers.
KE-ELECT MRS ODJ8Y
Donald. June 21. The annual
meeting of school district No. 1, was
attended by a very small number.
Mrs. L. O. Olesy, whose term as
director expired, was re-elected to
serve three years, Mrs. Mas 8t
Helen was re-elected clerk.. O. B
Ackerson: holding the place of senior
member or the board, wul act
chairman. Peter Feller la the third
member of the board. '
LIPTON'S
At the areal tax cap Tr i -
aidoaa In Cvlon and r.': I :
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Eaeuc wen awarded . sbVsaat - m
the First Prlte and
Gold Medal for the
Tartans.
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appointment of wuuam a. Culbtr-
son t arsnsaa, as ampassarinr u
Chile to suoosed WUllam M. Collier
of New Tork. resigned, was an
nounced today by -Secretary of State
Kellogg.
BUSINESS IS CHANGED v:
Hubbard, June SI. The old hard
.rare store which recently was con
ditioned and leased to Brown bro
thers as a garage and service station
has been sub-leased to Ben Smith of
the Donald section. Smith, an ex
servlee man, expect to take ears of
the mechanical end of the business
a he is an expert mechanic, and
will also run the service station.
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