TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1932
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON
Society, Clubs and Music
Golden
Anniversary
Celebrated
The (olden wedding anniversary
ef Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Straw
was brilliantly celebrated Sunday
afternoon with a dinner and re
ception at their home on South
13th street.
The attractively decorated table
was centered with a large white and
gold wedding cake topped with the
Iigurea of a tiny bride and groom.
Covers were placed for the honor
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Straw, and for
Mr. and Mrs. John Eddy and chil
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Seeley
and Miss Norma Engle of Marsh
Held. Wis., Mr. and Mrs. Dana
Straw, Mr. and Mrs. Arlelgh Straw
and Jessie Oeraldlne, Gerald, and
Junior straw, all of Corvallls; Mr.
and Mrs. Fred A. Straw and Wil
bur, Mabel, Charles, Lloyd and
Lawrence Straw, Mr. and Mrs. V.
A. Straw, Wayne and Naldeen
Straw, Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Arnold
and James Arnold. Mr. and Mrs.
Lyle Straw, Mr. and Mrs. John
Eddy and Cecil Evans and Earl
and Eddy and Miss Phyllis Ander
son of Cathlamct, Wn.
The living rooms of the Straw
home were decked with baskets of
gold and white flowers, and with
this attractive background Mr. and
Mrs. straw received the guests who
called during the afternoon to
greet them upon their anniversary.
Guests for the afternoon includ
ed Mr. and Mrs. Leon Du Bois, Mr.
and Mrs. A. l. Brunkal, Mr. and
Mrs. c. A. Rust, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Orey, Rev. and Mrs. Britton Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Robinson, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Lehman, Mr. and Mrs.
Dulclgh P. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
Matt Plelan, Mr. and Mrs. S. J.
Gentzkow, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Hagedorn, Mrs. Bertha Roy, Mrs
p. H. Runcorn, Mrs. Louise M.
Abry, Mrs. Walter Kennedy, Mrs.
Dora Arnold, Mrs. E. B. Taylor,
Mrs. T. H. Clare, Mrs. P. J. Bles
sing, Miss Mabel Russell, Miss
Vcrna Smith, Miss Dorothy Dirks,
Miss Alice Irene Du Bols and Ches
ter C. Starr.
Mr. and Mrs. straw were married
t Plalnfield, Wis., 50 years ago
Sunday. All of their children ana
grandchildren were present to help
them celebrate the fiftieth anniver
sary of their marriage.
Mrs. E. C. Richards
Honors Visitors
Mrs. E. C. Richards was hostess
for an attractively appointed din
ner at the Richard's home on Cen
ter street Saturday evening in com
pliment to Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Doney of Carlisle, Pa., who are
guests of Dr. and Mrs. carl uregg
Doney.
The dinner table was centered
with a bowl of snap dragons and
rases in delicate pastel hues. Cov
ers were placed for nine guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Doney will be Salem
visitors for a short time before go
ing on to California, where they will
be the guests 01 Mrs. uoncys par
ents before returning to their home
in Pennsylvania.
The Women's Bible class of the
First Methodist church will meet
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Joseph Can-others.
Mrs. R. A. Van Cleave is in charge
ef the program. Mrs. Carrothers will
be assisted at the tea hour by Mrs.
Orcn Stratton, Mrs. B. L. Steevcs
and Mrs. Bryan.
Those wishing transportation call
Mrs. John Robins at
Miss Lois Jean Ranch of Portland
fe the guest of Miss Helen Darby at
the W. H. Darby home on North
Winter street for a few days. Miss
Darby and Miss Rasch are former
classmates at the University of ore.
gon and are members of Delta Delta
Delta sorority.
Miss Prances Richards of Berkeley,
Calif., is the guest of her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E.
C. Richards, at the Richards' home
on Center street. Miss Richards
spent nine years as dean of women
at Willamette university and her
Tisitsfiiere are always the incentive
Jor much entertaining in the uni
versity group. Miss Richards will
visit here until early fall.
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RADICALLY
NEW!
Phantom
Kotex
SANITARY NAPKINS (U. S. Pol. No.
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AT LAST ! A radically new design
In Kotei sanitary protection.
IT is called PHANTOM KOTEX.
Why? Because the ends are so
flattened and tapered that it leaves
no outlines even under the closest
fitting gowns.
Kotex futures retafoo!
It is soft and comfortable, even after
hours of use; wonderfully absor.
bent; treated to deodorize; can be
worn, with equal protection, on
either Side, disposapic, casny.
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Word has reached Salem that Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Shafer (Eugenia Zle
ber) wlU arrive In Salem the first
of July from their home In San
Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Shafer are
always popular visitors here and will
be the Inspiration for several Inter
esting affairs during their visit.
Mrs. Carl Emmons and Miss Mar
garet-Jane Emmons motored to
Portland last Wednesday to be the
guests of Mrs. W. W. Emmons and
Miss Lula Heist, for the remainder
of the week. They returned to Salem
Sunday evening.
Albany Matrons
Honor Miss Davis -
Miss Hester Davis, bride-elect of
Robert 8. Cosgrove of Pasadena,
Callf will be the honor guest at
a luncheon to be given by a group
of prominent Albany matrons at the
home oi Mrs. O. D. Austin. Wed
nesday afternoon.
Those motoring down from Salem
for the smar affair will be the
honor guest. Miss Davis, her mother,
Mrs. R. W. Davis and Mrs. Percy
Kelly.
Thursday evening Mrs. Wynne
Grler and Mrs. John Pollock will
compliment Miss Davis with an
evening of bridge at the Pollock
home on North Winter street.
Friday afternoon the popular
bride-to-be and her mother will
entertain with a bridge tea at their
home for a group of Miss Davis'
most intimate friends.
Mrs. Huston
Club Hostess
Mrs. Oliver Huston entertained
the members of the Amlcitlan club
Wednesday afternoon at her home
on South High street.
The afternoon was spent in sew
ing and Informal conversation. At
the tea hour Mrs. Huston was as
sisted In serving by Mrs. Edwin
Viesko.
Those bidden for the afternoon
Included Mrs. Carl Emmons, Mrs.
R. R, Boardman, Mrs. Mike Panek,
Mrs. V. A. Douglas, Mrs. C. A.
Downs, Mrs. H. R. White, Mrs. A.
J. Whcaton. Mrs. Knight Pearcy,
Mrs. David Bennett Hill, Mrs. M. J.
Melchior, Mrs. C. C. Dauer, and the
hostess, Mrs. Oliver Huston.
Silverton Maid
Weds lioseburg Man
Silverton A very pretty wedding
was an event of Saturday afternoon
at 4 o'clock when- Sylvia Rentz,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anton
Rentz of Mt. Angel, became the
bride of Prentice Hovde of Silverton,
son of Ole Hovde of North Dakota.
The ceremony was performed at the
church parsonage with Rev. Father
Berchtold officiating In the single
ring ceremony. Leonard Graham,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Oraham
of Silverton was best man and Miss
Anna Rentz, sister of the bride, was
bridesmaid. Other attendants were
Christiana Zerr and George Hovde.
Little Delores Rue, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Rue, was flower girl.
The bride's gown was of taffeta
of a pale green color heavily trim
med In real lace, designed in semi-
formal style of princess type. She
wore a veil and carried a large
bouquet of pink roses and sweet
peas. Her two attendants were
gowned In pastel shades of silk and
carrined similar bouquets of roses
in yellow and pink colors.
After a two weeks' wedding trip
the young couple will make their
home in Roseburg.
A reception and wedding dinner
was held at the home of Mrs.
Hovde's parents, Mr. and Mrs. An
ton Rentz, cn Main street in Mt.
Angel, Immediately following the
ceremony, rne rooms .were Beauti
fully decorated with baskets of var
iously colored flowers. Assisting were
Mrs. Will Graham of Silverton, Mrs.
N. Laudany and Mrs. Elmer Rue of
Mt. Ansel.
Those present included Mr. and
Mrs. Rue, Mr. and Mrs. uranam,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ficker, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Rentz, Mr. and Mrs. G.
F. Hernamm and son George, Jr.,
of Seattle, Mrs. Henry Lavygne, San
Francisco, Mrs. Gregory Lance of
San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. John
Rice of Silverton, Miss Viola Scho
naker of Wood burn, Miss Lydia Geh.
rcg and Anton Rentz, Jr.
Mrs. Helen Goodenough will be
hostess to the members of the Se
curity club at her home on West
Rural avenue Wednesday afternoon
at 2 oclock.
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Insist upon getti ng genuine Kotex,
km wmi knv ir alrrocW wranrjed.
Each tapered end of the new pad
is stamped "Kotex" now-so vou
ran't on inferior substitutes. And
this new improvement comes to
you at no increase in pnm
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Mrs. Gustav Verdick (Edna Crab-
tree), whose wedding was an Inter
esting event of June 5, was sur
prised by a group or her friends
Friday evening at the Verdick home
on University street. The evening
was spent In playing games and in
Informal talk. Later in the evening
the bride was presented a number
of attractive gifts.
Those who gathered to greet the
honor guest, Mrs. Verdick, included
Llnnle Williamson, Albert a Milieu,
Mae Layton, Pearl Bonney, Alta
Vcrsteeg, Happy Spies, Halite Lynch,
Daisy Glinam, Clra Slmpklns, Ruth
Right linger, Marie Jesptrson and
Agnes Lepley.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jonec were the
guest of Mrs. Blanche Jones during
the week-end. They returned to their
home in Portland Sunday evening.
Miss Gilbert
Married
A very pretty wedding was solem
nized Saturday evening at 9 o'clock
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T.
Wood when Miss Elizabeth Gilbert
and John Schoenbechler were united
in marriage. The service was read by
the Rev. P. W, Ferguson before an
improvised altar of roses and del
phinium. The bride, a lovely brunette.'wore
a becoming gown of white lace made
in long princess lines, with tiny puff
sleeves. She carried a shower bou
quet of sweet peas, carnations and
roses.
Out-of-town guests for the wed
ding included Mrs. J. L. Harrison of
Baker, the bride's mother, and Mr.
and Mrs. Allsup and Miss Betty
Becke of Gervals.
After July 1 the young couple will
be home to their friends in Salem.
Townseiuls Return
From Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Townsend.
accompanied by the Misses Dorothy
and Phyllis McCumber of Burke,
Mont., returned to Salem Sunday
after a month's trip In the middle
west and Rocky mountain states.
Mr. and Mrs. Townsend spent two
weeks as the guests of Mrs. Town
send's mother, Mrs. George Satter-
lee in Billings, Mont., before preced
ing to South Dakota, where they
were the guests of friends for sev
eral days. They also spent some time
in Denver and Salt Lake City before
returning by motor to Salem.
The Misses McCumber are cousins
of Mrs. Townsend and will be her
house guests for the next two weeks
at the Townsend home on North
Cottage street.
Several of the members of the W.
R. C. will motor to Corvallls Wed
nesday to attend the Grand Army
encampment, which is now in ses
sion in Corvallls.
Mr. and Mrs. George Voris will be
among those motoring over and ac
companying them will be Mrs. Ina
Koon, Mrs. Ada Fellows and Mrs.
Jennie F. B. Jones.
Another group motoring over for
the session will be Mrs. Sarah Pet
erson, Mrs. Laura McAdams, Mrs.
Helen Southwick. Mrs. Bertha Love
land and Mrs. Mary Kennedy.
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Mr. and Mrs. John P. Robins are
spending a month camping along
tne Danks of the Metohus river. Ac
companying them are several friends
from Palo Alto and Berkeley, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Robins will return to
Berkeley In the early fall where Mr.
Robins has a teaching position.
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Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Online and
iheir two young daughters, Sarah
Ann and Alice Louise, are spending
the week at their summer home at
Neskowin.
Mitzi-Gray
Beauty Shop
Permanent
from
Genuine
Supplies.
Phone 5033
709 First National Bank Building
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Beta Chi
Group
Feted
Miss Minnie Shrode will be host
ess for one of the most interesting
affairs of the week Tuesday eve
ning at the Shrode home on Mis
sion street, when she will entertain
the active members of the Beta
Chi sorority with an informal
party.
Gay summer flowers will be ar
ranged effectively about the rooms
and at the supper nour miss
Shrode will be assisted by Miss
Rosalind Van Winkle.
Active Salem girls of the chapter
Include Miss Lila Cation, Miss Fay
Comutt, Miss Marvel le Edwards,
Miss Ethel Adams, Miss Alice
Bartholomew, Miss Caroyl Braden,
Miss Helen Boardman. Miss Flor
ence Marshall, Miss Dorothy Dalk,
Miss Genevieve Emmons, Miss Ruth
Pick. Miss Jean Peterson, Miss sa
cilia Phelps. Miss Margaret Pur
vine. Miss Margaret Nunn, Miss
Hat tie Ramp, Miss Doris Ross, Miss
Eloise White, and Miss Shrode.
Miss Florence Young. Miss Rosa
lind Van Winkle, and Mrs. Mildred
Emmons will be among the alumnae
of Beta Chi to attend the affair,
Dinner Card
Club Entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Knapp
and Mr. and Mrs. George Moor
head are entertaining with an In
formal dinner party in . the gar
dens of the Knapp home on Che-
meketa street Tuesday evening In
compliment to the members of
their evening card club.
Members of the club include Dr.
and Mrs. Ruskln B la ten ford, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Cooley. Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Thomas, Mr. and Mrs.
George Rhoten, Mr. and Mrs.
Gardner Knapp. and Mr. and Mrs.
George Moornead. Mrs. L. C. Kim
hcy will be an additional guest.
Three tables of bridge will be in
play later in the evening.
Mrs. Emery Dehut was compli
mented Friday evening with an in
formal birthday surprise party by
a group of Intimate friends. During
the evening the guests presented
the honor guest with many lovely
gifts, and at a late hour a supper
was served.
Those bidden to wish Mrs. Dehut
a happy birthday were Mr. and Mrs.
John Enslln, Mrs. J. S. Enslin, Miss
Mary Enslin, Austin Weaver, Mr,
and Mrs. P. M. Kurth, Miss Helen
Kurth, Miss Alice Kurth, Mr. and
Mrs. William Munkers, Miss Lucille
Munkers, Miss Bernlce Munkers,
Haward Meyers, Mr. and Mrs.
George Combs, Miss Wilma Combs,
Miss Merna Leah Combs, Merle
Combs, Verlin Combs, John Combs,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dehut, Miss
Alma Dehut, Lawrence Dehut and
Emmanuel Hogate.
Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Lee Steiner,
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Steiner, and
little Miss Jean Steiner spent the
week-end at the Steiner summer
home at Neskowin.
SPA SPA SPA
Ice Cream News
Spa old fashioned Ice
Cream now served at
tables 10c plate,
all kinds except Lemon
Custard which is ISc plate
Ice Cream to take
home now 50c quart.
$1.75 Gal. except custard
Its 60c quart.
The next time you buy
Spa Ice Cream take it
home and weigh the meas
ure, and make your own
comparison as to Value.
We give you Real Quality
and Generous Measure.
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Legion Auxiliary
Elects Delegates
The American Legion Auxiliary
met at the Fraternal Temple Mon
day evening to elect delegates to
tne state convention, preceding tne
national convention which will
open In Portland September 13.
Mrs. M. J. Melenlor was elected
president at the group, and Mrs.
P. N. Waters and Mrs. H. R. White
will go as delegates.
Alternates selected were Mrs.
Elbert Bradford, Mrs. Christopher
Butte, and Mrs. J. T. Delaney.
The meeting Monday night will
be tne last one until tne early ran.
Plans were made to help in the
Fourth ot July celebration, which
Is being sponsored by tne Legion.
Mrs. Elliott
To Visit in East
Mrs. F. A. Elliott will leave on the
first lap of an Interesting trip Wed
nesday evening. Her first stop will
be In San Francisco, where she will
visit for two weeks as the guest of
friends. From there Mrs. Elliott
plans to go to New Orleans, and
then on to Illinois, where she will
spend the remainder of the summer
visiting with relatives. She expects
to return to Salem the early part of
September.
J. U. G. Club
Entertained
The J. U. G- club was entertained
by Miss Lillian Kayser recently
with a delightful evening party at
her home.
Miss Kayser used as her decora
tive scheme sweet peas, in the dainty
pastel shades. At the supper hour
the hostess was assisted In serving
by her sister. Miss Louise Kayser.
Guestc for the evening were the
Misses Delia Steward, Lenora Den
nis, Frances Williams, Nova Bussey
Dorothy Walker, Halite Lynch.
Mlna Olmstead, Pearl Richmond,
Bessie Strong, Ruth Dake, Louise
Kayser, and the hostess, Miss Lil
lian Kayser.
The garden of Mrs. Cora Hendry
was the scene of a surprise party
Saturday afternoon when a group
of Mrs. Hendry's piano pupils called
to compliment her upon the occasion
of her birthday. Those who honored
Mrs. Hendry included the Misses
Elsie Sebam, Jaunita Kllnger, Joyce
Liely, Evelyn Peterson, Eunice John
son and Virgil Johnson and Mr.
Bushncll.
An Interesting evening was spent
at the Frank Smith home recently
when Mr. and Mrs. Smith were sur
prised with a serenade given by a
group of their friends.
At a late hour Mrs. Smith served
a supper to the guests, including
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Sampson, Ralph Brank, How
ard Cross, Ralph and Vicer Wagers,
Leonard McCloud, George Fordard
and Adam Burns.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Matten have
returned to Salem to make their
home after several years spent in
California.
Mr, and Mrs. A. W. Prescott left
Sunday morning for Seaside where
they will visit with their son, Julian
B. Prescott.
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High School Principal! rrcommrnd such
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Our perm rial contact and individual help
build confidence and our practical intensive
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M fY II
Mrs. W. M. Savage will be hostess
for the last meeting of the season
for the Presbyterian Ladles' Aid
Wednesday afternoon at the Savage
home at 1433 State street.
Mrs. Savage will be assisted
throughout the afternoon by Mrs. D.
H. McKenzU Mrs. J. M. Johnson,
Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. C. E. Moody.
Mrs. J. A. Pooler, Mrs. E. 8. Byers,
and Mrs. J. N. Skalfe.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Avers have had
as their guests recently their son
and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Harold S. Ayers, and Mary Ann and
Billy Ayers of Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Ida Babcock. accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Mauld
ing of Portland, motored to DeLake
Sunday to spend a week at the
Maulding cottage there.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Patterson, who
have been the guests of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Leland Smith, returned to their
home in Corvallls Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Lord, Miss Edith
Schryver and their house guest, Miss
L. Louise Hetzer, of Groton, Mass.,
have been spending a few days In
Portland and Hood River.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester M. Cox had
as their house guests over the week-
end, Mr. and Mrs. Rex San ford of
Eugene.
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Mrs. Jack Elliott' and small
daughter, Joan, will leave this week
end for Walton where they will
spend the summer months.
"I've made a
discovery that
speeds up my
Monday wash"
v
"I use my regular soap and
washing method for my family
wash and add 2 tablespoons or so
of Lux results are amazing."
TWO WEEKS
I age I -1
Small amount, isn't it yet twenty five
cents will put the hometown news right
on your cottage table or at your hotel
door every day for the entire two weeks
of your vacation.
MUs Rosalie Buren, Miss Rosa
lind Van Winkle and Miss Minnie
Shrode were among the Salem
folk who spent the week-end up
the Bantlam. They returned 8unday
evening.
Miss Katheryn Laughridge will re
turn Wednesday evening from a sev
eral days' visit In Portland as the
guest of friends. Miss Laughrtdge
recently returned from Eugene.
where she was in attendance at the
University of Oregon during the
past year. She is a member of Gam
ma Phi Beta sorority.
Miss Dorothy Moore, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Moore, left Sun
day for Corvallls to attend tne sum
mer session on the Oregon Stat col
lege campus. Miss Moore Is a mem-
ber of Alpha Chi Omega sorority.
Miss Margaret Drager Is attend
ing the summer session at Oregon
State normal school.
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Sisson left
Sunday morning for a week's stay
In Seattle where Mr. Sisson will at
tend the Rotary convention. Their
young daughter, Miss Mary Eliza
beth Sisson, will be the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Gordon Bennett, in Al
bany during her parent's absence
from the city.
Le Puy, France (IP) Disappoint
ment was expressed here by a wom
an who attempted suicide by lying
down on a railway track. She for
got to lie crossway of ' he rails, how
ever, and the train passed over her
body without even disarranging her
clothes. Alienists are examining her.
NOTE Un only l.xn
noothcrsoitp for all ka,
woolens, ruyona. Dcll
Cftt fnbrlca thou Id
never be eipoaed to
harati alkali or Cftka
oap rubblug.
Keep posted on home activities
When you return you'll certainly,
want to know to what folks arc rc
fering when they talk
Just telephone the
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Philadelphia OPV American par
ents were charged with aiding sch
ool teachers In fostering "mental
paralpsla" of children by Dr. Geo
rge Draper, of New York, a profess
or at Columbia University,
Seattle . (W Glenn Hummer's
blood will pay his way through nine
weeks of school at the University of
Washington. Unable to continue his
studies at the university because of
financial reasons. Hummer will give
a pint of his blood to a hospital for
use in blood transfusions.
Have you had the new breakfast
thrill? Have you sprung this de
lightful surprise on the family?
Grape-Nuts
Flakes
big, golden, crinkly flakes, rich
with that good Grape-Nuts flavor,
and, ItkeGrape-Nuts, jammed with
nourishment. Get Grape-Nutt
Flakes at your grocer's to-day I
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