WEDNESDAY. MARCH 21, 1934
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON
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Society, Clubs and Music
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Sports Dance
Feature of
Friday Night
In keeping with the gay activi
ties of tournament week In Salem,
several prominent young men, all
alumni of Salem high school, will
be hosts Friday evening at S o'clock
at a sports dance In the armory
They have bidden as guests the
alumni and present students of Sa-,
lem high and guests who are in the ;
capital city for the state tourna
ment. The sports motif will be empha
sized in the decorations with bright
ly colored streamers, basketballs and
emblems used about the rooms,
Combined with striking arrange
ments of spring flowers and softly
glowing lights.
Patrons and patronesses for the
affair will Include Mr. and Mrs. C.
B. McCulloush, Mr. and Mrs. Prank
Bp?ars and Mr. and Mrs, Curtis B.
Cross. Hosts will be Frosty King,
Aulden Reeder, Perry Andrews, Joe
Darby, Gordon Whittington, Leslie
Whittington, Fred Hagcman, Henry
Hendrick.son, Jack Price, Bob Good
fellow, George Beechler, Kenneth
Allen, Crcighton Jones, Herbert
Jones, Reynolds Allen, Pete Hage
mnn, Charles Hngeman, Charles
West, Jim Bush, Leon Perry, Frank
Spears, Rollin Repine and Edwin
Cross
Russell Reeknian
Party Host
Russell Bookman was host nt a
St. Patrick's party Friday night.
Games furnished the diversion of
the evening and were followed by
refreshments and favors carrying
out the St. Patrick's day Idea.
Those present were Shirley Mc
Kay, Barbara Vio.sko, Betty Scott,
Norma Jean GilbcrLson, Margery
Hoar, Tom Rilea, Bob Reinholdt.
Warren Dooliltle, Carrol Capps and
Russell Beckman.
Writers' Section
Knterta inert Tuesday
The Writers Section of the Sa
lem Arts league met Tuesday eve
ning at the home of Mrs. Hay Yo
cum. The early evening hours were
spent In reading creative stories and
verse. At the supper hour Mrs.
Yocum was assisted by her daugh
ter. Miss Rachel.
Present were Dr. and Mrs. F. G.
Franklin, Mrs. Ora F. Mclntyre,
Dr. Mary Rowlnnd, Mrs. Blanche
Jones, Mrs. J. C. Nelson, Mrs. C.
A. Lytic, Mrs. Sarah Hunt Sleeves,
Mrs. Jessie Singleton, Perry Prcs
cott Riegelman and the hostess.
, Additional guests were Mrs. F. A.
II "rd and Mrs, Martha Glenn.
Dr. Mary Rowland will entertain
the group next month in her home
on Rivcrview road.
The Maccabees will entertain at
a card party this week instead of
the regular business meeting. The
affair will be h Id in the Knights
of Pythias hall and all friends are
invited.
The benefit bridge luncheon plan
ned for Fritl-iy, March 23, by the
Women's Alliance of the Unitarian
c';'i h has been postponed until
April 20.
The Ladles' Aid of the Women's
Relief Corps will hold an all day
meeting Thursday at the fair
grounds. A covered dish luncheon
will be served at noon.
The executive board of the Busi
ness and Professional Women's club
will meet Tuesday evening, March
27, at 5:30 o'clock in the Y. M. C. A.
This session will precede the regu
lar pot Kick dinner.
Miss Corbett To
Wed Next Friday
Portland friends of Miss Gretchen
Corbett, who is now In Boston, have
received announcements that her
marriage to Dr. John Poulsen Trom
mald will be solemnized quietly next
Friday in the east. Mr. and Mrs.
Elliott R. Corbett, who have been
visiting in California, left Monday
to be present at their daughter's
wedding. Miss Leslie Corbett, who
is a student at Smith, will be her
sister's only attendant.
Miss Gretchen is the second of
the Corbett sisters to be married
within three months. The marriage
of Caroline Corbett and Ivisou
Macadam of London was an event
of New Year's day In Portland.
Miss Corbett attended Miss Hall's
school in Pittsfield, and after a year
in Europe returned to Portland
where she has been working for the
past two years with the public wel
fare bureau. She is a member of
the Junior league.
Dr. Trommald, who Is the son of
Mrs. Paul C. King and Mr. King,
is a graduate of Groton, Yale and
the Harvard medical school and Is
at present an interne at the Boston
city hospital. The couple will reside
in Boston.
Easterner Honored
Monday Evening
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Paulson were
hosts Monday evening compliment
ing Frank J. Clayton, regional
agent for the Federal Rehabiliation
department of Washington, D. C.
Daffodils combined with narcissi
were effectively used about the
rooms where several tables of bridge
wero in play. Supper was served at
a late hour by Mrs. Paulson. Honors
for high score at bridge were given
to Mrs. James Burgess, Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Howard and O. D. Ad
ams. Bidden to greet Mr. Clayton were
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Howard, Mr. and
Mrs. O. D. Adams, Mr. and Mrs.
James Burgess, Mr, and Mrs. Earl
Cooley, Mr. and Mrs. Roben J.
Maaske and Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Joansson.
Prominent Folk
Sail Today
Mrs. George A. White and her two
daughters, Mrs. George Elmer Era-
Igh, Jr., of Burns and Miss Hen-
riette, sailed from Portland today
on the States Liner General Persh
ing for Japan, China and the Philippines.
Mrs. White and her daughters will
remain with the General Pershing
to Manila and will return as far as
Japan, staying three weeks there
and returning home on the Liner
, General Sherman. They will reach
Portland June 7.
j Miss Margaret Engcl of Portland
was a recent guest in the capital
city.
Mrs. Small
Compliments
Bridge Club
Mrs. Brazier Small presided at a
charming affair Tuesday afternoon
when she Invited a group of prom
inent matrons to her home for
luncheon and several hours of con
tract. Pastel-hued spring flowers form
ed the centerpiece on the luncheon
table and the guest rooms were dec
orated with large bouquets of daf
fodils and narcissi. High score hon
ors for bridge went to Mrs. J. J.
Elliott and Mrs. Harry Crain.
Guests were-Mrs. Frank Moore,
Mrs. Walter J. Page, both of Port
land, Mrs. J, J. Elliott, Mrs. H. G.
Maison and Mrs. William Poorman.
Members Included Mrs. Walter Kirk,
Mrs. Edwin Viesko, Mrs. Edgar
Pierce, Mrs. Tom Galloway, Mrs.
Clayton Bernhard and Mrs. Ron
ald Jones.
Etokta Club
At Johnson Home
Mrs. Stuart Johnson delightfully
entertained members of the Etokta
club Tuesday afternoon In her home j
on North Liberty street. i
During the study hour Mrs. Grov- I
er C. Birtchet gave an interesting
discussion of the lives of women
of South America and Mrs. Mason
Bishop and Mrs. S. B. Johnson play
ed a piano duct of Spanish music.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
P. E. Graber and Mrs. M. A. Estes.
Members present were Mrs. Vard
Hughes, Mrs. S. B. Gillette, Mrs. E.
J. Donnell, Mrs. H. G. Carl, Mrs. W.
Entress, Mrs. C. Burgess, Mrs. A. B.
Evans, Mrs. H. Elgin, Mrs. A. F.
Waller, Mrs. Mason Bishop, Mrs.
P. E. Graber, Mrs. M. A. Estes and
Mrs. A. W. Lane, Jr. Special guests
were Mrs. S. D. Johnson, Mrs. Grov
er C. Birtchet and Mrs. E. McGee.
B. B. Gesner
Guest of Honor
B. B. Gesner was honored at a
surprise dinner recently in honor of
his 84th birthday anniversary. The
affair was held at the home of C.
N. Gesner near Rickey.
Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Gesner of Rose Lodge, Mr.
and Mrs. C. N. Gesner and child
ren, May Etta, Richard, Donald and
Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ges
ner and Barbara Gesner of Salem,
Mrs. Jessie Bodenhelmcr of Shaw,
U. S. Gesner and daughter. Opal,
Mrs. Bessie Updcgraff and son,
Louis, of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Woelk of Salem, Miss Betty Jean
Wilson of Salem, Mr. and Mrs.
N. E. Hunt, M. T. Hunt, Jr., Hor
tense and Norris Hunt of Sublimity,
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Cline of Shaw,
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Savage and
Mary Louise Savarre of Salcin, Mrs.
Sarah Gerome of Portland, Mr. and
Mrs. Ruben Haskell of Portland,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ram Rundlett,
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Un. Alth Poguc, Mr. and Mrs. H.
C. Corn, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Martin.
Betty Martin and Prank Hensel, all
of Sulfm.
Oil Paintings
Show Finesse
An interesting and unusual feat
ure In art circles this week Is the
exhibit of oil paintings from the
brush of Ralph Gilbert, prominent
Oregon artist, being shown In the
fireplace room of the Salem public
library under the sponsorship of
the Salem Arts league. Members
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we offer the popular
Hill man's DeLuxe
GoU-HLS
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Its fresh orange flavor
mellowed with fine
shredded cocoanut
has made it our most
popular cake... made
over a nationally
famous Betty Crocker
recipe using kitchen
tested ingredients.
At Your Grocer's
This Week-End
Made by the Bakers of
MASTER BREAD
Cherry Vlty linking Co.
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signs of jangled nerves
Other people notice them even Get enough sleep fresh air reo
vhen you don't little nervous reation and make Camels your
habits that are the danger signal cigarette, particularly if you are
for jangled nerves.
And remember, rightor wrong,
people put their own interpreta
tions on them.
So it pays to watch your nerves.
COSTLIER TOBACCOS
a steady smoker.
For remember, Camel's cost
lier tobaccos never jangle your
nerves no matter how many
you smoke.
Camels are made from finer, MORE EXPENSIVE
TOBACCOS than any other popular brand of cigarettes 1
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And Now..... M
JOHNSON'S
ANNOUNCE THEIR
FOURTH
There has been no sale like it in all our history! All fine quality . . . typi
cal Johnson merchandise . . .every department participating . , . plenty
of salespeople to give you good service.
Get In On This 4th.
Anniversary Sale Of
New Frocks
DRESSES! DRESSES! Galore . . extra
.special lor this occasion only! Regular
$5.95 Silk Dresses ... all new and
fresh. Your choice during flQ q"
this sale. Sizes 14 to 44 5O0
No Approvals Altera lions Free
No Charges
DRESSES! DRESSES! Regular valuef
up to $10.95. Sizes 14 to 44. Qt""
This Sale tDOmUO
DRESSES! Regular values up to $15 00.
Sizes 14 to 44. dry qr
This Sale, -"hoice
DRESSES! DRESSES! and still more
DRESSES to select from. In this group
you will find dresses of the better grade
Regular values up to $24.50 for this
sale and this sale $15 00
SPECIAL ATTENTION 1'LEASE In
the above (troup of dresses, we are not
ffolnjc to disappoint you. You know
what that means ... so bring your
friend!i. You'll thank us for having this
sale.
Sure! A New
BLOUSE
for EASTER!
BLOUSES! BLOUSES! slight
ly soiled by handling. Regulai
values up to $3.95. (p- QT
This sale, choice. ...DA0
Sale! New!
House Frocks
Slightly soiled by handling ,
Regular values up to $3,95
this saie, cnoice,
50c
Easter Calls For New
LINGERIE!
On Sale Now!
Panties, shorties, stepins, pas
tel shades- rf
Special yvt
Rayon silk pajamas QQ
Special this sale only.. OOt
100 guaranteed pure silk
S $1.00
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Be a Picture in
One of these
NEW HATS!
V. If
Fnr this sale anil tills rait
rily, we arc going to offer
New Spring ll;its . . values
up to All the newest
styles at one Nat price
Bretons, Tiaras, angflir ha
les, draprtl brims. Take
you elioice now.
Hundreds Of New
SWAGGER SUITS
NOW REDUCED!
Brand new . . every one of timu. Come
and see for yourself the sulls we an: ro
iiiK to place in this sale anil I his wile
;Soat.:::f:" $15.00
Leave it to Johnson's for Ileal Valors
NEW WOOL DRESSES
Only a handful of these Woo! Dresses If It
Values to $H 95. Take them
away at, each
$1.50
NOW -YOU CAN
AFI'OKI) A
NEW COAT!
Say, folks, we are going to give you a
real bargain and we don't mean may
bo I Here It is. Every fur trimmed win
ter coat In the store , , regular values
to $39.50 . . . while they T AH
last, choice DldUU
No Char (fps No Approvals
SPRING COATS
This group of coats for this sale and
this sale only I These are swaner coats
. . regular $14.95 values for this great
sale. Your choice while (pfy Q
they last D i JO
All sales strictly cash.
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Sheer! Silk!
HOSIERY
At liijj Reductions
TTnTSQe pair
iery just un
loaded, take
them away
at MIc pair.
Odds and
ends in rei
ves. Valun
up to j,
I'.iir $.()0.
Sweater
Odd lots
Values up tc
$2.!I5, ehoiet
for this sale
$1.00.
EXTRA!
KM It A!
20 dox. pon
rre silk pa
jamas, beifce
color . , pur
chased to
retail at
$1.95, spec U I
$1.00.
Sale! New
HANDBAGS
Odds and ends In handbags.
Values up to $155. ftOp
Your choice OlL
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JUST FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO
Ladies' Ready -to-Wear Store
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