THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1935
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON
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Society, Clubs and Music
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Miss Judson
To Marry
Jack Kuhn
The chapel in St. Paul's Episco
pal church will be the scene ol a
charming ceremony at 8 o'clock
Saturday evening when Miss Mil
dred Judson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Judson, becomes the
bride of Jack K. Kuhn, son of Mayor
and Mrs. V. E. Kuhn. Rev. Oeorge
H. Swift, rector of St. Paul's, will
read the Impressive service In the
presence of the two Immediate fam
ilies and a group of intimate friends.
Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Har
ry Judson of Seattle will sing. Mr.
Judson will play the wedding march
es. The bride will wear a smart mo
del of Santa Anita blue, fashioned
hi lumc myiK. one will wear a
natching hat and a corsage of ros
es, mere win oe no attendants.
After a short wedding trip the
couple will reside at 695 North 5th
street.
Miss Judson attended Salem
schools and is popular In the youn
ger set. Mr. Kuhn Is a graduate of
Oregon State college and a member
of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
Tea Honors
Birthday
Mrs. L. J. Armpriest was honored
upon the occasion of her 79th blrth-
Sday Tuesday when Mrs. Cart Arm
priest entertained at tea. Spring
flowers In the pastel shades were
arranged about the rooms. At the
tea hour , Mrs. Fred Armpriest as
sisted the hostess.
Bidden to greet the honor guest
were Mrs. Frank Cornett, Mrs,
Charles Byre, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs.
James Stewart, Miss Ruth Parsons.
Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Fred Arm-
priest and the hostess, Mrs. Carl
Armpriest.
New Yorkers
Visitors Here
Interesting guests in Salem are
Mr. and Mrs. James Rawe of Buf
falo, N. Y., who are dividing their
time between the Harry Rowes and
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest B. Lloyd.
Monday Mrs. Rowe and the out-of-town
folk motored to Portland and
Bonneville dam. Tuesday Mrs. Rowe
entertained informally for the vis
itors and this evening they will all
be guests at dinner of the Lloyds.
The affair will celebrate the 78th
birthday anniversary of Mrs. Mar
garet Lloyd.
D. A. R. Benefit '
Tea Friday
1nrUnnv.l. u;,..i, a,. .. m u -u
served in the capital wrth a smartly
arranged tea being given by Che-
meketa ' chapter, Daughters of the
mulligan xvc vuiuuun, aif uttusMinic
hall. The affair will benefit the
organization's scholarship loan fund.
The public is bidden to attend.
An exhibit of antiques will be on
view during the afternoon. The
hostess group will receive In colon
lal costumes.
An Interesting program has been
arranged, including solos by Mrs,
Gordon McQilchrist; trio numbers
by Mrs. Clifton Mudd. Mrs Clar
ence Bowes and Miss AJena Brem
mer; a Colonial dance by Jean Car
kin and Patricia Higgins, with Mrs.
Vern Suko at the piano; piano solos
by Catherine Smulllns; readings by
Mrs. Leon Brown and violin solos
by Dalbert Jepsen.
Beta Chi Alums
At Emmons Home
Mrs. Clarence Emmons and Miss
Florence Power were hostesses
to the Beta Chi alumnae club
last night. Spring flowers were ar
ranged about the rooms and in the
late evening supper was served.
Members of the cluo Include Miss
Josephine Baumgartner. Mrs. Rus
kin Blatchford, Miss Helen Board
man, Miss Caroyl Braden, Miss Faye
Cornutt, Miss Loretta Fisher, Mrs.
Vernon Day, Mrs. Wallace Griffith,
Miss Leila Johnson, Miss Roby
Laughlin, Miss Florence Marshall.
Miss Eva Roberts, Mrs Russell Mef
ford, Mrs. Raymond Miller, Mrs, E.
E. Thomas, Mrs. Garlen Simpson,
Miss Lola Millard, Mrs. George R.
K. Moorhead, Mrs. Merrill Ohllng,
Mrs. Dan Schreiber, Miss Florence
Power and Mrs. Clarence Emmons
...
The Three Link club will meet for
Its regular business and social after
noon Fridav in the club rooms of
the Odd Fellows hall at 2:30. All
Rebekahs are bidden to attend and
bring thimbles, needles and tea tow
els for the towel shower they are
'laving for the dining room.
At their last meeting the birth
days of sixteen members were cele
brated, with eleven of them present.
A pot-luck luncheon was served at
1 o'clock. Decorations were carna
tions and hyacinths.
...
The St. Vincent de Paul society
will meet this evening at the parish
hall for cards and an old-fashioned
entertainment. Both bridge and
"600" will be In play and Herman
Domogalla will provide music.
Regarding Copy for
Society Page
All copy for the society page must
be in In the hands of the Capital
Journal Woman's Editor not later
than 6:30 a. m.. the day of publi
cation. Missionary and music no
tices for Saturday's page must reach
the Capital Journal office before
S o'clock Friday afternoons. News
classed as society will be accepted
up until :30 o'clock Saturday morning.
The Spinsters will be entertained
with a buffet supper next Monday
night by the Spinster patronesses
The affair will be neld at the home
of Mrs. C. S. Hamilton on North
Front street.
...
Werner Brown To
Be Complimented
Mrs. Clifford Brown will entor.
tain informally Friday evening in
pllment to Werner Brown upon the
occasion or nis twenty-first birth
day. Youne Brnwn will arrive In
Salem Friday from Seattle, wnere
he is a student at the University
of Washineton.
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TREMENDOUS
TRIFLES!
Make SEWING Easy -
A Joy - By Equipping
Yourself With Necessary
NOTIONS!
i
a Why ruin a perfectly good dress with poor, grade of
sewing thread, tape, fastenings, shields, elastics, etc.?
I It pays to pay a few cents more . . . and get standard
I quality.
I BUTTONS
I ' New novelties are arriving almost daily.
I Wood, composition and metal.
I SCISSORS
1 Buy Wiss quality scissors and enjoy cutting
I right to the mark.
I TAPES
S Wrights tapes are here in complete assort-
ments. All are fast to washing.
I SHIELDS
I Whether for street dresses or coats and
I suits you'll find them all here.
1 ZIPPERS
There's every length and color you need in
I our assortment of Talons.
and, please remember we have needles and pins, snaps
I and elastics, ruffling and rick rack, in fact we can put
s you into the business of "spring sewing" with every
convenience you'll need.
I
1 FASHION SAYS:
I GADGETSIGADGETS!
METALS
FASHION
I HAS GONE
I TRINKET!
I These new clips,
I buckles and but
I tons will add mil
I lions to your
costume !
v- materials,
get department for ideas I
PASTEL WOOD DOO-DADS
ARE NEW! THEY'RE HERE!
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Rotary Women To
Hear Of China
Women of Rotary will gather at
the Tea House for luncheon Mon
day at 1:30 o'clock. Mrs. Stan
ley Chin of Portland, well-known
traveler and club woman, will speak
on "Chinese Women of Yesterday
and Today." All those wishing to
make reservations are asked to call
Mrs. Frank G. Myers, dial 4797.
Mrs. Margaret Le Furgy left last
night for California where she will
be Joined by friends on a trip
through the southwestern states. La
ter she will entrain for the east.
(Additional Society on Page 12)
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WOODS ts&2s
COMPOSITIONS
Before you decide on your
come to the gad
It's Time to Get Going ....
1 Qio ' Your ' " 1
Printed Flat
Crepes
'1.00 yd.
We show a large aboilnient of 39
inch printed crepes in lovely qual
ities. The Spring Blues are here, so
are all the other popular shades.
Plaid Taffetas
79c yd.
The demand for plaid taffeta la
tremendous. Vague for blouses will
be greater than ever while plaid taf
feta frocks are very popular.
Woven
Seersuckers
59c yd.
If you wish the best you'll natural
ly indulge these fine woven seer
suckers (not pressed seersuckers).
Scotch plaids, stripes in bright
spring shades.
Hand Made
Quilts Here!
Miss King will be here all
this week demonstrating and
selling patterns for Mrs. Dan
ner's handmade quilts.
On Your Spring
Most
Look Ahead ! Choose Your
fabrics, Pattern and
Now While Choosing Is at It's Best!
Talisman Prints
$1.49 yd.
Splashy TaliMiuin prints arc Kor
gcous Affairs. You loo, will ct a
thrill from these new color combi
nations. Jade gicrn. zcunia red, rust,
beige and zennla, etc.
Rough Crepes
1.00, $149, 1.69
'2.00, $2.50
YARD
The new matclasse and other rough
crcpea are here ready for your
Spring sewing. Blank, brown, grey,
blue, green and many other Spring
shades.
Plaid Piques
39c yd.
These new plaid piques will make
up Into the smartest shirtmaker
type dresses Imaginable. Pastel col
or combinations very much on the
candy stripe order.
isffr Pp MlUJta MERCANTILE COMMNV IMC'?'
Pure Dye Silks Acetates Rayons
Cottons All Are Here in Fashion's
Desirable Prints!
It is Spring Sewing Time . . . and again, we admonish our customer!
to "get going on their sewing" for fear they wait too long and miss
some of the season's grandest "buys" in these gorgeous Spring
prints.
A dressy dress for the dinner hour fashioned from the new
high-lighted floral prints street frocks of darker
shades with variety of small designs printed in bright
colors pure dye silk crepes in smart patterns a la
Acces
Costume Prints
$1.49 yd.
Here are darker costume shades for
travel, workday and general utility
wear. A rough crepe you'll enjoy
wearing we feel sure.
Willow Weave
Faille
69c yd.
Willow weave faille If finely woven
rayon and cotton In darker shades
for all purpose wear. Small pat
terned prints In fast colors.
Batistes, Lawns,
Dimities
29c yd.
A table display of new sheers In
way of pretty printed batistes, lawns
and dimities are here for your early
summer wear. Why not make them
now?
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Sewing!
Mallinson then, too, plain crepes are getting ex
tremely rough these days, and you must see
these new Matelasse crepes featured in the
newest shades of the new season.
And what about cotton? Cottons, cot
tons everywhere. Cottons for day
time cottons for gaytime. And,
if you wish cottons with a lot
of authority as to style,
just hie yourself to Mil
ler's tomorrow and look
to your heart's eon-tent.
Sewing week begins
in earnest Friday
morning. It is tht
week of the best se
lections In Silks . . .
Rayons . . . Acetates
. . Cottons . . Trim
mings . . and every
thing you'll need to
start "GOING ON
YOUR SEWING."
Beginning
FRIDAY
February
22nd
Mallinson's Prints
$1.98 yd.
There's no need telling you Mallin
aon pure dye silk crepes are such
and such, but we are giving you
some information on Malllnson
Quality . . . prices are very low. A
special display all week.
Ghigliams,
Broadcloth,
Seersuckers
. SPl.49cyd.
Here's a table of french ginghams,
piques and printed broadcloths in
fine quality cottons, plaids, florals
and stripes.
A. B. C. Prints
25c yd.
Miller's are Salem's exclusive agents
for Spring 1935 prints. All the latest
are here . . fine 80 square percales
in fast color florals, stripes and
plaids.
China Cotton
BATTS
49c
Enough China cotton for quilt
size 72x90 here this week for
only 48e. This cotton l ex
tremely fine and pur white.
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