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Newspaper Page TextTHE CAPITAL .TOUHNAL. SALEM. OKECON Society, Clubs and Music PURITANICAL CHIC IN SPRING SUIT HAT Shipley's Hdiied or Roven Kjrt. Pnon Sftli WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21. 1937 Luncheon Compliments Young Matron Mrs. Ercel Kay presided al lunch eon and bruise m her Fairmount hill residence tins afternoon in compli ment to Mr. Wc&lcy Allen Cook, who has recently come to Salem to make her home. Dogwood and Diced in g heart were combined to make an attractive cen terpiece. Covers were placed for Mrs Cook, Mrs. Robert B. Taylor, Mrs. Harold dinger, Mrs. Reynolds Allen, Mrs. Homer Smith, Jr., Mrs. Conrad W. Paulus, Mrs. Thomas J. Drynan. Miss Rovena Eyre and the hostess, Mrs. Ercel Kay. BtMid'ii Bridirc Thursday Event The Salem Philharmonic orches tra association will entertain with a large benefit bridge tea at the Hotel Marion Thursday afternoon with some 90 tables already reserved by Salem matrons and maids for the affair. Mrs. Donald Young Is arranging the tea tabid and Mrs. William H. Lytle and Mrs. William Burghardt will be in charge of the tea ar rangements. Alternating at the urns will be Mrs. H. V. Collins and Mrs. Silas Oaiser and Mrs. Bruce R. Baxter and Mrs. Paul Wallace. Assisting In serving will be the Misses Eleanor and Elaine Sherman, Patricia Schramm, Margaret Chad wick and Charlotte Hill. Additional tables to those already announced have been taken by Mrs. Erwin Smith, Mrs. Harry Scott. Mrs. George Woods and Mrs. Curtis Johnson. Salem matrons and maids not wishing to play bridge are asked to call from 4 o'clock on for tea. Dr. Helen Pearce Lectures at Lausanne Dr. Helen Pearce of the Willam ette university Enclish department was the featured speaker In the third of a juries of lectures to be sponsored by the university at Lau sanne hall Tuesday evening. Dr. Pearce chose as her subject. ! "Some Implications of the Harvard Tercentenary." Out of the 2.600 persons attending the Tercentenary late lat summer only 100 were womrn and Dr. Pearce was one of the-c. .She described in detail the celebration, which was sponsored by the Harvard school of Arts and Sci rnces, and the significance of the Tercentenary. Mis Helen McHirron played a piano solo. Later refreshments were served Inlormally. As guests of the Willamette faculty several members of the Salem public school system were in attendance. E. Bible Class Meets Friday Th Woman's Bible class of the First Methodist Episcopal church will meet at 2:30 o'clock Friday aft ernoon at the home of Mrs. J. R. Carrothers. route six, Box 36 D. Sharing hostess honors with Mrs. Carrothers will be Mrs. Lena Lisle. Mrs. tO. W. Jewett and Mrs. Cor delia La Bare. Mrs. George Quicley will lead the devotionals and Mrs. E E. Gilbert will tell of her recent trip through the old south. Mrs. L. 0. Clement To Attend Session Mrs. L. O. Clement, president of the Tri-County Medical auxiliary. will motor to Portland Thursday to attend the meeting of the board of directors of the Woman's auxiliary to the Oregon State Medical society which will be held at the Benson hotel. Mrs. E. D. Lamb, state president. will preside. Mrs. Carl Emmons of Salem is vice-president of the state organization. Maccabees. No. 6. will meet this evening for a business session and program. Miss Beulah Graham will give readings and Richard Taw will sing. The N.A.L.C will meet at the home of Mrs. Henry Crawford. 1440 Court street, Friday at 2 o'clock. I'M TIRED OF TRY SOMETHING) USING MESSY A LOT BETTER-'. ' CREAMS TO CUTICURA CLEANSE MY SOAP. FACE J - - - ANN, YOUR SKIN IS LOVELY TONIGHT. f I DISCOVERED AN AMAZING. INEXPENSIVE VJ BEAUTY TREATMENT... CUTICURA SOAP. FOR A BLEMISHED SKIN THE COMPLETE TREATMENT IS CUTICURA SOAP AND OINTMENT A For FRF.B wmt'e. wtite TVV'ira" i it ;y. -W-n. M. 1 1 m Barbara Frietchle tent, Daugh ters of Union Civil War Veterans, will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Paul Bales, 1808 Court street, at 8 o'clock Friday evening. The Brush Colletre Helpers will meet at the home of Mrs. Carl Har riott Thursday afternoon at 2 o' clock. Rotary Club Entertains With Banquet Dr. J. Hudson Ballard discussed. "Releasing Our Mental Reserves," at the annual Rotary "Ladies' NUht" banquet held at the Hotel Marion last night. Dr. Ballard brought out various vital psycho logical facts and illustrated his talk with numerous interesting and amusing anecdotes. His talk was preceded by an Introduction given by Dr. Bruce R. Baxter. Preceding Dr. Ballard s talk Hal Young of the University of Oregon faculty, sang several groups of fa vorite melodies. He was accom panied by Robert Garrison. Keith Barker, also of Eugene, presented a Juggling act. The hotel dining room was decor ated with great baskets of blossoms. Each long table was centered with bowls of daisies and tulips. Brown E. Sisson presided and William Mc Gilchrist. Sr., led the group singing, The affair was arranged by J. Ly man Steed and his committee. Mrs. Kay Yocom Hostess to Club Mrs. Ray Yorom has invited members of her Friday bridge club to a dessert luncheon Friday after noon. Spring flowers in dainty pas tel hues will decorate the living rooms. Tables will be made up for contract later. Bidden are Mrs. David Wriaht, Mrs. F. G. Delano, Mrs. E. A. Kurtz, Mrs. Leon Gleason, Mrs. U. S. Page Mrs. Elmer Daue. Mrs. Eric Butler, Mrs. Harley O. White. Mrs. M. P. Adams. Mrs. O. A. Olson. Mrs. C. A. Vibbert, and Mrs. Ray Yocom, the hostess. Cliadwick Cliaptcr Fetes Past Officers Chadwick chapter. O. E. S. hon nred affiliated and non-affiliated past worthy matrons and patrons of the Eastern SLar last night at the session held in the Masonic temple. Each honored guest was presented with a French nosegay. Honored guests were Mrs. Alice Coolirige, Mrs. Jessie Darby, Mrs. Hettie Dav is, Mrs. Jennie Emmons, Mrs. Irma Griggs. Mrs. Margaret Kelly. Mrs. Marie Flint McCall. Mfs. Ora F. Mclntyre. Mrs. Lida Poorman, Mrs. Florence Reeves, Mrs. Mabel Settle mier, Mrs. Lucille Sweeney, Mrs. Al leta Weisser. Mrs. Gertrflde Wil.son. Mrs. Mary Imlah. Mrs. Clara Boa Is. Mrs. Maude Space. Mrs. Ingram of Pendleton. R. K. Ohling. A. A. Hall and Mr. Weisser, Also feted were Mrs. Hester Crume. worthy matron of Victoria chapter of Turner, and Mrs. Hattie Swettzcr, worthy ma tron of Adah cliaptcr of Indepen dence. Mrs. Winifred R. Herrick, worthy matron was given a floral degree by Mrs. Bern ice Blodgett, Mrs. Vera Barrick. Mrs Lillian King. Mrs. Pearl Pratt, Mrs. Nettie Smith and Mrs. Rose Babcock. all past matrons of Chadwick chapter. Mrs. Addle Mae Petteys. past worthy matron, and Mrs, Katharine Bernard!, life member, were hon ored during the evening. Over 200 were in attendance. Those having birthdays in April were honored during the supper hour. The honored guests' table was centered with a large birthday cake with lighted tapers. Pink, green and white formed the color scheme. Past matrons and patrons who exemplified the deirree work last nisht were as follows: Mrs. Ins Ctiprrlneton. worthy matron: Jtv. W C Kanlnr. worthy patron; Mm. Id Babcock Rgsociat matron: Mm. Mary Johnson, rrrrtary: Mm. Ida Godfrey, trrasurfr; Mrs. Fare Wrishu conductress: Mrs. Lottie Smith, associate eon duet tm: Mrs. Ida L. NiW. chaplain: ifttftfi Leila Jonnson, marshal: Dr. Quisle Nile, or ganist; Mrs. Alice Meyer. Adah: Mrs Harel Bishop Oillette. Ruth: Mrs. Rose Babcock. EM her; Mm. mini Brown. Martha: Mn Mabel Mtnto. Elrcta: Mrs. Monnle Haua- pr. warder, and Milton L. Meyers, senti nel. Shade TREES This Is the Time to Provide Summer Shade! . . . Flowering Trees: Pmk Flowering Dog wood, Scarlet Hawthorne, Flow ering Red Leaf rium. Flow ering Peaches. Flowering Apri cot . . . Shade Trees: Syramore, Weeping Willow. Rirrh, Maple. Linden. Poplar, Red Jap Maple. ROSES New Patented Rosen (not rlimb en): Fellpse, Malador, Gloam ing, Mary Hart, Countess Van dal, Better Time. Pearcy Bros. Nursery Slate Street, Acron from Court flotue OPEN SUNDAY, 10 TIL 3 Hobby Day Is Unique Event Of Saturday The Salem Woman's club will ob serve "Hobby Day" Saturday at the regular session in the woman's club house in North Cottage street. Mrs. Charles Galloway, program chair man, is requesting that members bring their particular hobbies, whe ther they be curios of various sorts or antiques. Mrs. I. M. Schannep. club presi dent, will head the tea committee for this meeting and is arranging a unique tea table. The program committee working under Mrs. Galloway Includes Mrs. H. J. Clement. Mrs. Fred A. Erixon, Mrs. D. A. Hodge, Mrs. M. Theo dore Madsen, Jr., Mrs. J. E. Kirk. Mrs. Ida Niles. Mrs. Edwin E. Tho mas, Mrs. A. E. Ullman. Mrs. J. A. Bernard!. Mrs. B. E. Carrier, Mrs. Charles H. Johnson, Mrs. George E. Lewis, Mrs. Lester I. Pearmine. Mrs. Frederick Hill Thompson and Miss Antoinette White. Tea to Honor n r r.. Delta Phi sorority Is planning a large tea for next Wednesday after' noon at the chapter house honor ing Miss Gwen Gallaher, who will be queen of the May on the Wil lamette campus during Junior week-end. and her two attendants, Miss Jane Fisher and Miss Lucille Brainard. The calling hours will be from 4 to 6 o'clock. Elaborate spring dec orations are being planned to dec orate the drawing room where Wil lamette's royalty and sorority maids will receive. Ccntralhi Temple Has Anniversary Centralia Temple, No. 11, Pythian Sisters, will observe its 42nd anni versary Thursday evening. Temples at Silver ton, Dallas and Indepen dence have been sent invitations to participate and furnish a number for the program bring prepared by the program committee which in cludes Mrs. Wayne E. Greenwood and Mrs. Earl Burk. The entertainment will be open to members and their friends. Guests are also expected from Hub bard. Albany, Portland and other temples. Refreshments will be serv ed later in the evenine by the com mittee, Mrs. Mary Push, Mrs. Mae Gohrkc and Mrs. Lillian Hixson. The card party given by the Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sifters Monday was enjoyed by a large crowd. High prizes went to Mrs. Charles Hawkins. Mrs. Wayne Greenwood. Ben Woelke and D. D. Olmsted. Special prizes went to Mr. Mary Bilbrey and Charles Hawkins. The next party will be Monday eve ning, April 26, at 8 o'clock in the K. P. hall. O.T. Club to Moot at Godfrey's The O. T. club is arranging a no- host luncheon at Godfrey's Friday. to be followed by several hours of bridge at the North Summer street home of Mrs. R. P. l3oise. Making up the party will be Mrs. U. G. Shipley, Mrs. Russell Catlin. Mrs. Frank Spencer. Mrs. John H. Albert, Mrs. T. B. Kay. Mrs. Charles Robertson. Sr., Mrs. John L. Rand. Mrs. Seymour Jones. Mrs. George A. White, Mrs. Frank Benson. Mrs. J. W. Bcveridge, Mrs. Homer Goulet and Mrs. R. P. Boise. Matrons Feted With Shower North Santiam Mrs. Arden Hammer and Hazel Hatch were hostesses Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hammer for a Joint shower honoring Mrs. Nida Reeves and Mrs. Margaret Fowler. Present were Mrs. J. S. McLaugh lin, Mrs. M. V. Phillips. Mrs. Mary B. Keithlcy. Mrs. Evelyn Hatch, Mrs. Delia Keithley, Mrs. Effie Angel, Mrs. Ernestine Scofietd, Mrs. Lelia Brockway. Mrs. Ruby McCle-llan. Mrs. Myrtle Howard, Mrs. Mina Keithley. Mrs. Leona Miller. Mrs. Acmes Harvey. Mrs. Carol Hatch Mrs. Rachel Fowler. The honored guests. Mrs. Nida Reeves. Margaret Fowler and the hostesses, Mrs. Hammer and Hazel Hatch. Climbing ROSES 35c Rlark Boy. Paul's Scarlet. American Pillar. Kitlykfnnon month, Emily Ciray, Le Reve, Aim. Cro. Thomas, tiregoire Staeehlin. SOC Royal Scarlet (more brilliant than Paul's Scarlet, I Apeleft) Mrjitre (yellow.) Climbing Los Angeles, Climbing Talisman, CI. Lady Ililltngdon, CI. Dainty Beiw, CI, F.du. Hrrrlotl, Sou, Claudius DeNoyel fone of the best reds). The Past Noble Grands will meet at the home of Mrs. Verda Olm stead, 810 Shipping street, Wednes day night. All visiting Noble Grands in the city are invited. Mt. Angel Mr. and Mrs. L. A. LeDoux were dinner guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Albrich of Salem Sunday. Other guests present included Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Brown of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Jaskosky and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Suing of Salem and the hosts, Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Al brich. Salem Girl to Wed June 20 Salem folk are interested in the announcement of the wedding date of Miss Ruth New bold of Salem and Bartholomeus Weindert Wepster of Sheridan, which was announced Sunday as June 20. The announce ment was made by Captain John P. Wepster. who was in the Port- of Portland with the Dutch Motor- ship Damsterdyke the past week-end. Miss Newbold is well known in Salem. Her fiance came to the states four years ago and is assist ant manager of the Sunridge grove at Sheridan. He will become mana ger of the grove July 1. Before com' ing to the states he was in the queens royal life guards in Holland, Following their marriage the cou ple will leave for a honeymoon in Mexico City. Next year they plan to visit in Holland. Activities Varied On AV. U. Campus Flunk days are taking the inter est of Willamette students this week. The week-end will be a gay one with the Sigma Taus and Alpha Psi Deltas joining forces for a large spring dance. The Kappa Gamma Rhos will en tertain with a line party Saturday night at a downtown theatre. The Alpha Phi Alpha girls will close the festivities with a late ser enade Saturday night. Mrs. Ralph Williams Loaves for Abroad Salem friends of Mrs. Ralph E. Williams of Portland are interested to learn that she will leave the end of the week for the east and Eur ope for about a three months' stay. She -will go first to London to at tend the coronation ceremonies and later plans to tour the Scandinav ian countries. Mrs. Williams will be accompanied by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Albert J. Rhodes of Se attle. The two will sail from New York in early May on the Bcren Saria. Mrs. X. C. Lowe Hostess to Group Lebanon Mrs. N. C. Lowe was a luncheon hostess for the Junior Ma trons last meeting. Covers were placed for twelve at small tables at tractively decorated with japonica. Bridge was enjoyed during the after noon, high score being won by Mrs. Frank Mayer. Invited guests were Mrs. EInathan Lowe and Mrs. R. C. Reevcfl. a Junior Group Holds Session Silverton The junior members of the American Lesion auxiliary held their regular meeting Monday after- school with Juanita Hastings in charge. A number of scrap books made by the girls were taken to the T. B hospital Monday by the sponsor. Mrs. Helen Hastings. She reported 36 children in the hospital between the ages of 5 and 15 years. The members of the auxiliary are col lecting pictures for the busy hours of the patients for making their own scrap books, as their project for the month of May. Mrs. Max O. Burcn entertained members of the Round-Up club at a smartly arranged luncheon Tues-! day given at the home of Dr. and ' Mrs. Wolcott Buren in North Sum- mer street. JEWELRY Every Day 2 p.m. to 7230 p.m. BANKRUPT JEWELRY STOCK Aiken Jewelry, Inc. With Srlrcled Addition! Select any Article. We will put it up and Hell it to the highest bidder. Every Article Guaranteed by Pnmeroy & Koene I '.V' A Mothers' Club at Aminscn Home Mrs. Fred Anunsen was hosu&s to the Alpha Phi Alpha Mothers' club yesterday afternoon in her home in Leslie street. Miss Ruth Aminscn assisted her mother during the af ternoon. At the business meeting the club made plans for a bridge benefit to be sponsored In May, and for an apron sale to be held at the same time. During the afternoon Mrs. George Rossinan reviewed the book, "Rose Deeprose." and Miss Mabelle Lll burn, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Frank Lilburn, gave several vio lin solos. Two out of town mothers were in attendance, Mrs. M. E. Johnson and Mrs. Percy Engdahl of Great Falls, Mont. Both are visiting their daugh ters In Lausanne hall. Members of the Alpha Phi Alpha mother's club present were Mrs. Fred H. Thompson. Mrs. T. C. Mason, Mrs. John Foley. Mrs. Fred Anunsen, Mrs. Ralph KleUIng. Mrs. Edward Brown, Mrs. George Pearce. Mrs. Arthur Se- lander, Mrs. A. A. Taylor, Mrs. J. w. Hansell, Mrs. O. W. Craney, Mrs. George Vehrs, Mrs. Ray Yocom, Mrs. Frank Crawford. Mrs. Duane Gibson, Mrs. Charles Galloway, Mrs. J. C. i Murray, Mrs. J. McKenzle. Mrs. Da- frt Wtifrht. Xflrs T.nther nh.mlll Bllfl Mrs. Frank Neer. Plans Made for Mothers' Tea The Artisan Woman's club was entertained at the home of Mrs. Louis Dalton recently with Mrs. George Dietz as assisting hostess. Plans were made for a Mother's day tea to be held May 4 at the home of Mrs. Ernest Kyle. Assist ing in arramring the affair are Mrs.. M. MacDowcll and Miss Alena Bremmer. ! Bono Tempo CI nb Feted Mrs. Luther Jensen will be host ess to the Bono Tempo club at a dessert luncheon in her Hood street residence 'Thursday afternoon. Early .'spring flowers will be arranged about the rooms. Bidden are Mrs. John Beiikey. Mrs. Carl Emmons, Mrs. Estill Brunk. Mrs. A. L. Adolphson. Mrs. Carl Schneider, Mrs. Glen Paxson, Mrs. B. M. Donaldson and Mrs. Lu ther Jensen. ZOTOS MACIUNELESS PERMANENT WAVES FEATURED AT ANABEL'S KiiALTY SHOITL, 42S Court St Phone 5R5B of One of the newest versions of the spring suit hat Is this de bonair "off-the-face" model brimmed and banded in snowy white pique to effect puritani cal chic. The rolling sweep of the brim flatters the wearer and reveals interesting hairlines and coiffures. The back view at the left shows Interest divid ed between the crisp whiteness of the large tailored bow and the sculptured crown. White on dark felts (as pictured) is stun ning worn with suit, coat or cape costumes and in pastels worn with sports attire, the hat is infinitely young and charm ing. It Is a hat with the youth ful flair every woman is seek ingeven though she isn't ad mitting it to herself. Lyons Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. Paul Johnston were C. H. Hugcs and Cecil War ren of Goldendale. Wash.. Sun day dinner guests at the Johnston home were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bil brey and family of Salem. Mrs. Bil brey and Mrs. Johnston are sisters. B cauly 8ul Fra Give us freedom, said Amer ica's smartest women. Tree tis from all the discomfort of old fashioned permanent waving methods. Free us from entang ling wires and electricity.' 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