MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1929
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON
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Society, Clubs and
9-Table
Affair for '
Younger Set'
Complimenting Miss Louise Mc
Dougall who with her moher will
tail July 13th from New York tor
several months' visit in Englnd.
Mis Eleanor Wright, Miss Ruthita
Hoffnell, Miss Margaret Engel and
Mia Hazel Johnson entertained a
froup ol the younger girls Saturday
evening with a delightful bridge
party In the David Wright home on
Stewart street.
Nine tables ot bridge were In play
throughout the evening In the liv
ing rooms of the Wright home
which were attractively-decorated
with basket of sommer flowers.
Miss Yvonne Smith won the the
first prize for high score honors and
Miss Yvonne Smith won the
ond award. Miss McDougall receiv
ed a guest prize. Refreshments were
served later in the evening with
Mrs. Wright. Mrs. Adam Engel. Mrs
E. M. Hoffnell and M. E. Johnson
assisting the hostesses.
The guest group included the
honor guest, Miss McDougall; and
the Misses Julia Creech. Myra Belt.
Oretchen Thlelsen, Caroyl Braden.
Pvonne Smith, Margaret Heltzel.
Katherlne douley, ' Dorothy Dolk.
Margaret Sims, Catherine Corey,
Margaret Corey, Margaret Brown,
Virginia Slsson, Elizabeth Waters.
Claudia Buntln, Grace Elizabeth
Holman, Elolse Wright. Edna Bab
cock, Irma Babcock. Edith Glaisyer,
Hoddy Wirtz. Jean Lunsford, Mar
jory Olese, Mildred Roberts, Mar
garet Wilson. Wllda Pleenor, Ruth
lick, Faye Drlscoll, Blllle Cupper,
Cjnthia Delano, Ether Woods, Max
lne Myers, Phyllis Day, Lois Wilkes,
Margaret Stevens, La Verne Shoe
make. Wilma Glese, Velma Emmett,
Evelyn Ross, Frances Martin, Kath
erlne Laughrige, Lorraine Kinzer,
Margaret Bean, Margaret Wagner,
Margaret Drager, Virginia Holt and
the hostess, Hazel Johnson, Margar
et Engel, Ruthlta Hoffnell and
Eleanor Wright.
Louise McDougall
Honored at Party
A group of girls entertained Sat
urday afternoon with a no-hostess
theater party at the Elslnore for
the pleasure of Miss Louise Mc
Dougall, who will spend the greater
part of the summer In England.
After the theater program, the
girls enjoyed refreshments down
town. In the group were Miss McDougall.
the honor guest; Miss Ruthita Hoff
nell, Miss Oretchen ThieLsen, Miss
ff;rgaret Engel, Miss Margaret
Corey, Miss Hazel Johnson, Miss
Margaret Sims, Miss Margaret Bean.
Miss Jean Lunsford, Miss Margaret
Brown, Miss Juanita Powell, and
Miss Grace Elizabeth Holman.
Dr. Mary Purvine
Hostess at Beach
Dr. Mary B. Purvine entertained
out going officers and members of
the executive board of the state
Business and Professional women's
club with a house party the past
week-end In her summer home at
Neskowin.
The guests Included Miss Mozelle
Hair of Eugene, retiring president;
Miss Cecelia Bayler, Astoria, new
state president; Miss Leila Hay and
Miss Katherlne Jones of Corvallis;
Miss LaVerne Hardwicke, president
of McMinnville club; Mrs. Christina
Linke, McMinnville; Emma Sum
merfleld, Albany; Ola Renner,
president of the Oregon City B. and
P. W. club; Mrs. May Tryon, Rose
burg, Alice Hutchinson, Portland;
Dr. Lucetta Smith, Roseburg; Miss
JTCjphlne Shade, president of the
Salem club; Miss Helen Purvine and
Dr. Mary B. Purvine,
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Mrs. William Andres and Miss
Mamie Kasmir of St. Paul, Minn,
are the guests of Mrs. Johanna Per
ry and Miss Madge Kasmir, who en
tertained recently with an attractive
dinner party in honor of their
guests. Covers were arranged for
Mrs. Andres and Miss Kasmir, hon
or guests; Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Lux,
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Roe and family,
Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Lux and family,
all of Portland, and the hostesses,
Mrs. Berry and Miss Madge Kasmir.
Shower Given for
Unionvale Bride
Unlonvale In honor of Mrs. Ar
thur Chapman, a recent bride, a
group of friends and relatives gath
ered at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Crawley where Mrs. Chapman
Is a guest to surprise her with a
miscellaneous shower. The evening
was spent with music and conver
sation following the presentation of
gifts.
Those present Included the honor
guest, Mrs. Chapman; Dr. and Mrs.
D. J. Bowman of Lincoln, Nebraska;
uncle and aunt of the honor guest;
Mrs. Cora Freel and Miss Elsie
Freel of Portland, Mrs. Chapman's
grandmother and aunt; Mrs. Ray
mond Palmer of Dayton, Mr. and
Mrs. C. Countlss, Mr. and Mrs. D.
Dixon. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Dixon, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Flnnlcum, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence L Fowler, Mr. and
Mrs. Owen Holllday, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Palmer, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Tompkins, Mrs. Royal Hlbbs,
Mrs. Harvey Robertson, Mrs. Rich
ard Kidd, Mrs. P. K. Sitton, Mrs.
Tom Lawrence, Mrs. Neal Stouten
burg, Mrs. A. P. Magness, Mrs. Will
Magness, Mrs. Donald Kuhn, Walter
Winn. Miss Audrey Crawley, Miss
Doris Braat. Miss Ila Antrim, Miss
Emma Mitchell, Miss May Mitchell.
Miss Mildred Stoutenburg, Miss Viv
ian Stoutenburg and Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Crawley.
Ross Harris Weds
Washington Girl
Of interest in Salem is the mar
riage of Miss Emma Burrell and
Ross A. Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs.
R. A. Harris of Salem, which took
place Saturday evening at the home
of the bride in Tacoma, Washing
ton. Mr. Harris' sistar, Mrs. David
C. Ellis, and Boyd Filler and Don
ald Apperson, all of Salem, mo
tored north for the wedding.
Mrs. Harris is employed with the
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
company In Olympla and Mr. Har
ris is connected with the Western
Electric company in Portland.
D. A. R. Board
To Meet Saturday
Mrs, E. C. Apperson, state regent
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution, has returned to her
home In McMinnville after attend
ing the national D. A. R. congress
held recently in Washington, D. C,
and visiting relatives and friends In
the south and east. She has called
a state board meeting for Satur
day, June 2tith, to be held at the
Chamber of Commerce in McMinn
ville. Among the local music teachers
who returned from Portland after
attending the state convention, were
Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Thomas, Mrs.
Walter A. Denton and Mrs. Lena
Waters.
Mrs. Hary Rowe and Miss Kath
eryn Rowe returned Saturday from
Portland where they were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Parker in
Irvington for a week. Mrs. Parker
entertained Friday evening with a
dinner dance In Miss Rowe's honor.
Absolutely not! Your husband is the
most liberal of men. If he dreamed
that you had to get his dinner in that
bake-oven ot a kitcnen . . . well, we
know he'd do the generous thing.
He'd come into our store tomorrow
morning or telephone us from his
Elace of business and say: "For
eaven's sake, send out one of those
Robbirfs & Myers Fans to my wife.
Our kitchen's hot as the binges
of..."
That't what he'd do. But you might
remind him that these smooth
running R & M outfits use no more
electricity than an ordinary electric
light, and that we have all kinds.
priced from
$5.00
$35.00
Honlli Uttm Phone S3
Lawn Party
Sunday At
R. Cooley's
An attractive affair of the week
end was the lawn party for which
Mrs. C. B. McCul lough and Mrs.
Ralph H. Cooley were hostesses
Sunday afternoon at the Cooley
home on North Summer street, hon
oring Mrs, James H. Nicholson on
the occasion of her birthday anni
versary. The lung dining table, arranged
on the lawn of the Cooley home, was
centered with a lovely arrangement
of blue delphinium, pink rosebuds
and canterbury bells. Covers were
arranged for the honor guest, Mrs.
Nicholson, Mr. Nicholson, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Worth. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry N. Crain, Mr. and Mrs. C.
B. McCullough and Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph H. Cooley.
Dallas Girl Bride
At Wedding Sunday
Dallas The marriage of Miss May
McDonald, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry McDonald, and Esteu H. 1
Rorick of The Dalles was solemnized
Sunday afternoon at the home of
the bride's parents at 614 Hayter
street with Rev. Orval D. Peterson
of the First Christian church of fl- J
elating. I
The bride wore an attractive gown I
of rose georgette and carried a bou-1
quet of pink rosebuds, sweet peas
and fern. Miss Oeraldine Rundell of
Newberg and H. Clint Nielsen of The
Dalles were the attendants. !
An informal reception followed :
the service with Mrs. Mark Hayter :
presiding at the serving table and
Mrs. J. Rorick of The Dalies, Mrs. E.
E. Hayter, Mrs. Simon Orindhelm
and Mrs. Hugh Black all of Dallas, 1
assisting in the dining room. Can
terbury bells, sweet peas and snap
dragons were arranged on the din
ing table and about the living rooms.
In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Ro
rick left by motor on a wedding trip
to Crater lake. They will return to
The Dalles to make their home.
Miss Ruth Bedford
To Present Pupils
West Salem Miss Ruth Bedford
will present her piano pupils in a
series of recitals this week. On
Monday evening the Intermediate
pupils will appear; on Wednesday
evening, the younger children: and
on Saturday the senior students will
be presented in recital. All of the
programs will be given In the Nelson
building concert hall and will be
open to the public.
A family reunion was held June
16 at the home of Mrs. W. A. Kirts,
882 East Everett street, Portland.
Among the out of town guests were
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Pomeroy. Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Pomeroy, Clay and
A NEW
In patent leather, dull
black kid, polar blue kid,
lido sand kid.
Musiq
Vernon Pomeroy and James Leon
ard of Scappoose; Mr, and Mrs. D.
C. Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Hen ton. Miss Alice and Miss Mar
garet Henton of Hillboro; Mr. and
Mrs. C. T. PomeroV, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Goodwin, and C. B. Pom
eroy of Salem; 8. H. Pomeroy, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Pomeroy and three
daughters, of Scholls; Mrs. Lela
Blue, Mr. and Mr. Leslie Blue, As
bury Blue and Wendell Fahrley of
Seattle.
Pattersons9 to be
Honored at Dinner
The -governor general of the So
ciety of the Mayflower Descen
dants. Addison, Pierce Monroe of
Providence, R. I., and Mrs. Munroe
who will be guests In Portland this
week will be honored with a din
ner Wednesday evening being ar
ranged in their honor by the board
and committee members of the Ore
gon Society of Mayflower Descen
dants. The dinner, to be given at
the Univesity club, will be open to
all members of the society and their
guests. Honors will be shared by
me aovernor General and Mrs.
Munroe with Governor and Mrs.
Patterson. Mrs. Patterson is a des
cendant of Governor Bradford of
Mayflower fame. A trip over the
Mt. Hood loop highway is planned
for the visitors before they leave
Thursday night for Yellowstone
park.
Miss Lola Millard
Hostess for Group
Miss Lola -Millard entertained a
group of the teachers of Parrish
Junior high school with an Inter
esting informal affair one afternoon
recently In her home on D street.
The group Included: Miss Ruth
Smith, Miss Lillian ' Davis, Mrs.
Charles Swan, Mrs. T. W. Creech,
Miss May Rauch, Miss Lois Reid,
Miss Signe Paulson, Miss Oladvs
Humphrey, Mrs. George Reynolds,
Miss Jean Vaughan. Miss Vera Mc
Cune, Miss Katherlne Barhyte, Miss
uorotny Taylor and Miss Etta
White.
Mrs. Grace Thompson and her
daughter Miss Faye Louise Thomrj-
son, spent the past week in Portland
as the guests of Mrs. Thompson's
brother, Clyde Boles of West More
land and Herbert Boles of Laurel-
hurst.
Washington, D. C Senator and
Mrs. Charles L. McNary and Sena
tor and Mrs. Frederick Stelwer
were the dlnnes guests of Colonel
William Hanley of Oregon at the
Mayflower hotel. Other guests were
senator and Mrs. Tasker Oddie. ex
Governor Moore, Representative
Butler, the commissioner of the
United States shipping board and
Mrs. Jefferson Myers, and General
and Mrs. Creed C. Hammond, Judge
and Mrs. Nicholas Slnnott, W. D. B.
Dodson and Louis Bean.
Mrs. M. Shoemaker of Hood River
spent the week-end in Salem as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Little-
Meld.
Afternoon Slipper
with "Walking" Heel
else
BAGS ... HOSIERY
' for all occasions
Salem
Mulkeys Observe
58th Anniversary
Of interest In Salem is the 58th
wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Mulkey of Monmouth.
observed baturday, June 15, at their
home in Monmouth. They were
married at The Dalles In 1871. The
only other person now living who
attended their wedding Is a broth
er, W. J. Mulkey. 83, of Monmouth.
Mrs. Mulkey was Emily Porter.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Porter; pioneers of the Halsey sec
tion. In 1870 they, went to eastern
Oregon where Miss Porter met Mr.
Mulkey, a native of Corvallis, who
was engaged in trie cattle business
near Antelope. Remaining there
lor ten years, Mr. and Mrs. Mulkev
came to the valley and settled on
a farm near Monmouth, removing
to their present home on West
Main stret, Monmouth, in 1914. -
Mr. and Mrs. Mulkev have six
children: Mrs. Blanche Sloan,
Mrs. Ray Adams, Hartley Mulkey
and Myrtle Mulkey of Monmouth:
Mrs. May Mcuowan of Buena Vis
ta, and Mrs. Charles Holman of
Chehalis, Washington. There are
21 grandchildren and eight great
grandchildren among their descend
ants. Mrs. Mulkey Is 73 years of aire.
and Mr. Mulkey is 80.
.
Unlonvale Miss Retta Florence
Burnard, niece of the late Erick
Larson, and Franklin Waldo Maker,
son of Mr. B. A. Maker of Union-
vale, were married Tuesday even
ing at the home of Rev. S. G. Wat
son. After a wedding trip through
California, Mr. and Mrs. Maker will
return here to make their home.
Amity Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Leeer
of Dayton, Wash., were guests Fri
day and Saturday at the homes of
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Breeding and
other Amity friends. Rev. and Mrs.
Leger came to McMinnville last
Thursday evening. for the marriage
of their daughter. Miss Evelyn Leg
er. and Arnold Jensen of Portland.
wnicn wok place at the McMinn
ville Presbyterian churcr. Mrs.
Jensen is a graduate of Linfield
college and has been a teacher in
the Portland schools. Mr. Jensen
is an O. A. C. graduate. They will
reside in Portland.
The Sons of Veterans' anviltaru
will meet at 8 o'clock Tuesday even
ing at the woman's clubhouse on
onn cottage street.
.
Nnrtml Hivle mill ha antA.tninn
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at mt nome oi sirs. w. M. Penning
ton, idoa center street. ,
Mrs. Jessie F. Bush, Mrs. Ethel
Phelps and Mrs. Llla Lee spent a
part of the past week in Portland
in attendance at the Moore funda
mental school of music normal
classes.
.
Eastern Star, will 'meet Tuesday
aiieraoon at we Masonic temple
for the regular social meeting. A
program will be presented.
...
The Can Do class of Leslie Metho
dist church will be entertained Wed
nesday evening with a 6 o'clock pic
nic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
E. Ulrich, 1475 Saginaw street Mem
bers are asked to bring ft hot dish,
sandwiches and the necessary table
service for their own families. The
P
.Ofogon
committee In charge of the affair
Includes Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich. Mr.
and Mrs. E. D. Roseman and Mr.
and Mrs. Guy O. Boyce.
...
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wolgamott
and Miss Lola Millard lert Sunday
by motor for California. Miss Mil
lard will remain at Berkeley for the
summer school session.
Mr. and Mrs. George Patterson,
495 South Winter street, had as
their week-end guests their son and
daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Patterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Holt return
ed Sunday after spending several
days In Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. James Preble have
taken a beach cottage at Seaside
for the summer months.
Mrs. Charles L. McNary was hos
tess at luncheon on Monday on the
WiUard roof.
...
Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hix
son and family of Jefferson and Mr.
and Mrs; A. J. Cleveland of Salem
spent the week-end at N-askowin.
Announcements have been receiv
ed by Salem friends of the marriage
of Miss Mary Isabel Kiltz and Al
bert Gordon Flegel June 14 at Ken
osha, Wisconsin, Mr, Flegel is the
son of Mrs. A. K Flegel of Portland,
and attended Willamette university
and the Uuniversity of Oregon.
.
Miss Elizabeth Lord and Miss
Edith Schryver nave returned af
ter spending several days at Seal
Rocks. Miss Lord will have as her
guests later this summer, Dr. and
Mrs. Frederick Kroil of San Fran
cisco. Miss Mary 8. W"lls and Miss Sev
ille Marty of Pendleton, have de
parted for an extensive tour of
Europe, spending a week in July
at Geneva at the World Federation
of Education associations. En route
they w:.l vuit with Senator and
Mrs. Frederick Steiwer in Washing
ton, D. C.
LEAVE FOR LAKE
Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Knight and son Billy, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry McKee and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
McKee, left Monday for a week's
fishing trip at Diamond lake.
IIITT HA3 OPERATION
Jefferson Dick Hitt who suffered
an . attack of appendicitis several
days ago underwent an operation at
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GUESTS AT JOHNSTONS
Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Brower of Portland were week end
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Johnston, near here.
MRS. McKEE BETTER
Jefferson Mrs. nhnrlr. w Ux
Kee hA went tn Pnat.llA Hohn
the first of the month on account
oi iu neaitn, is slightly Improved
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MISS DELAY BETTER
Amity Prof. Delay of Sllverton
visited Saturday with his daughter
Gale, at the F. J. Tounley home
here. Miss Delay who has recently
relumed from a Salem hospital,
where she was treated for rheu
matism Is much improved.
ASSISTS AT TERMINAL
Jefferson Miss Anna Klampe Is
assisting at the Terminal during the
absence of Mr. and Mrs. Joe McKee
who left the first of the week on a
fishing trip.
AT SUMMER SCHOOL
Amity Miss Ella Thomas, prim
ary Instructor in the Amity gram
mar school Is attending summer
school at Linfield coll i;e, McMinn
ville. VISIT IN AMITY
Amity Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy
Kuhns and children, Jessie and Don
ald, of Portland, were callers Friday
at the home of their aunt, Mrs. M.
E. Brown of this city. The party
was enroute to the coast for a two
weeks' vacation.
LEAVES FOR EUGENE
Amity Miss Vera Borth left Sat
urday for Eugene where she will at
tend summer school at the U. of O.
Miss Borth who has been teacher In
the schools of Coquille for the last
three years, will teach at Marshfield
next year.
WEEK-END VISITOR
Independence Mrs. Tom Boha
nnon of Corvallis spent the week end
here visiting her brother Dave Du
vall and other friends.
CALLED TO NEWPORT
Jefferson J. A. Aupperle of Jef
ferson was called to Newport Sat
urday by the illness of his son, Earl.
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southerr route, making the trip in
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heavy rains In California. Mrs.
Watts is a niece of B. s. Quinn and
a cousin of Ralph 8mlth.
- VISIT BRUSH CREEK
Brush Creek Mrs. O. 8. Hauae
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wife, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hauge,
this week. Three young Hauges are
from Kugene. Robert Hauge of
Portland, has come to Brush Creek
to be a summer guest of his father,
George Hauge, and his grandmother.
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