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Newspaper Page TextTuesday, March 21, 1939 TTit Capital Journal. Salem. Oreaon Five Society Clubs and Music Iditod M Softaa tvn. rbsot Mi's. Reception And Dinner On Thursday Plan are nearlng compleuon (or the celebration of the 10th anni versary of the Woman' Foreign Missionary society of the Pint Methodist Episcopal church Thurs day. A reception and dinner will be held In the Carrier room of the church at 6 o'clock with Mr. M. B. Paranougian of Portland, branch president of the WJMs, a the honored guest The color scheme of yellow and blue will be carried out In the flow er, candle and birthday cakes, which will grace the tables. Mrs. LaMotne R. Clark will be the pre siding officer. Assisting will be Mrs. E. E. Bergman. Mrs. Ann Ver sa ry, Mrs. L. B. Jones, Mr. Roy Lockenour, Mrs. Elizabeth Galla- her, Mrs. C. R. James Mrs. B. B. Blatchford. Miss Adella Chapter. Mrs. John Evans. Mrs. L. R. Har rington, Mrs. J. M. Hartley, Mrs H. B. Rothrock. Mrs. Emma Ounnlng, Mrs. Cora Llppold, Mrs. W U Up son. During the ceremony uf Ui seal Mrs. Louis Magln, Mrs. N. 8. Sav age. Mrs. Charles Haskell. Mrs. O. H. Qulgley, Mrs. Effle Dunlap, Miss Elsie Miller and Miss Bertha Schrel ber, who have finished seven re quirement, will receive seals on their book from Mrs. lMnouglan. Watson Dutton, accompanied by Olive Clcmes, will sing. A short play. "It Happened in 70 Years.' will be presented by Miss Adona Cochran. Mrs. P. w. Taylor, Mrs. J. O. Russell, Mrs. B. B. Boyland. Miss Beth Hall. Miss Ruth Rodger and Miss Mary Elizabeth Taylor, Mrs. Paranougian will close the program with a short talk. A New England dinner will be served. Reservations should be made with Mrs. O. H. Qulgley, 7637, or Mrs. A. A. Lee, 468$, before Wed nesday noon. Rand Home Is Scene of Dinner Judge and Mrs. John L. Rand presided at a beautifully arranged dinner Prlday evening for the plea sure of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Davis, who were In the capital to meet with the Community Concert association, Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burke, Mrs. Edward Burke, Mr. and Mr. Roger Woodrow, Mr. W. B. Levens and the hosts, Judge and Mrs. Rand. Brotherhood class of the Jason Lee church will entertain with Father and Bon banquet this eve ning at 6:30 o'clock with all Inter ested person Invited to attend. 25 th Anniversary Is Celebrated Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hun V were hon ored Saturday evening when 36 friends called to honor them on their 25th wedding anniversary. Artistic arrangements of Spring flowers graced the rooms where the evening was spent Informally. The couple was presented a silver tea service by the group. Miss Gwendolyn Hunt modeled her mother's wedding gown and Miss Carolyn Hunt and Miss Marjorte Corbett modeled other gowns from the trousseau of 35 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt were married In Nevada. They have made their home In Salem since 1921 and have a wide circle of friends In the capital. Cyril Hull Feted At Birthday Party Mrs. Hugh Hull entertained Bat' urday afternoon honoring her young son, Cyril Hull, on the OC' caslon of his ninth birthday anni versary. A birthday cake was a feature of the tea hour and games were the diversion of the afternoon Wishing Master Cyril a happy birthday wen Louis Lorenx, BlUy Paulsen, Wlllard Llbbey. Jimmy Lo der, Richard Parker, Phillip Jans, Prankle Burgess, Tad Shields, Hal Jimmy Cuffel and Daryl Peter. Mrs. Marion Bryant Honored at Shower Miss Inabelle Creech and Mrs. Clifford Hanson honored Mrs. Mar lon Bryant at a shower Monday evening at the Cecil Walker home In Trade street. Cards were In play during the evening and refreshments were ser ved at late hour. Daffodil were Used on the table. Those bidden were the honored guest. Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Thomas Allport, Mrs. Lloyd Pugh, Mrs. Nor man Sumner, Mrs. Ernest Eldrldge. Miss June Weeks, Miss Bonnie Lou Pfafflnger, Miss Mildred Tehle. Ml Lucille Bushnell. Miss 8ylvta Tehle, Mis Phyllis Miller, Mis Barbara Taylor, Miss Helen Miller, Mis Dorothy Rullfson and the hoe teases, Miss Inabelle Creech and Mrs. Clif ford Hanson. Chadwick Chapter Meets Tonight Chadwick chapter, O.E.S., I ar ranging a social evening at the Masonic temple tonight at I o'clock. The committee In charge of ar rangement Includes Mrs. Bla Olb n. Mrs. Anita Paxson. Mrs. Jennie Brelthiupt, Mr. and Mrs. J O. Rue lell, Mr. Pearl Orate, Mrs. Corde lia Pear. Mrs. Elizabeth La Due. Mrs. Marilla Woolley, Mrs. Fannie Mr. John J. Elliott Invited mem ber of her contract club for lunch eon this afternoon with several hour of bridge following. The Carnation club will meet on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. H. E. Bpauld lng, 3010 North 6th street. The Book Review section of the Salem Woman's club will meet at the public library Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Mis Eve Knower will review Van Paaffen'a "Day of Our Yean." and Ooudage'a "The Middle Window." Mrs. Nora Ball and daughter, Miss Shirley M. Evenson, together with Mrs. Catharine Mullin and Mrs. Mayme P. Yates, motored to Port land 8unday to visit the Will Kln nallya, formerly of Salem, now re siding at the Monterey apartments. The Palrmount hill borne of Dr. and Mn. Charles Robertson, Jr.. was the scene of a smartly arranged luncheon this afternoon when Mra. Robertson entertained in compli ment to members of her contract bridge club and Mn. Roy Simmons and Mra, James B. Young, addition al guest. Governor and Mrs. Sprague Honored Guests at Banquet Oregon State society. Daughters of the American Revolution, will close It two day annual convention this evening with a large banquet at the Hotel Marlon honoring Governor and Mn. Charles A. Sprague with Govern or Sprague listed as the principal speaker. Mra. M. P. Adams and Mrs. W. E. Hanson are planning the decorations and favors for the long tables, which will be arranged In the Mlrroroom. Watson Dutton will sing and state officers and dis tinguished guest will be introduced This morning' session opened with memorial services at o'clock and at 9:30 the regular business session convened with Mrs. Gilbert Holt, state regent, presiding. Mrs. G. R. Hyslop, state recording secre tary, read the minutes and reports were given by Mn. R. W Van Valln, national vice chairman of genealo- Contract Prizes Awarded Monday The Elks club contract bridge com. mlttee awarded prizes March 30 to the wlnnera of the series Just com pleted. The series has extended over the past five Monday nights. Pint place honors went to Mrs. Dewey Howell and M. R. Gunter, and second place to Mra. H. W. Huntington and Mrs. Ercel Kay. The next five positions went to the following: Mn. Earl Fisher and Mn. Paul Burrls, Mra. Oeorge Henderson and Mrs, Charles Gabriel; Mrs. Ed Roth and E. T. Roth, Mrs. Harry Wledmer and George Henderson, Russel Pratt and Elmer Berg. The regular tournament will con Unue Into the early Spring. Any contract bridge player I wel come to participate. The play starts at 1:15 o'clock at the club. William P. Leary, Oregon champion contract bridge player, is In charge of play. Lee Fallin Is Feted at Party Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Forbis enter tained with an au revoir party at their Salem Heights home Saturday night honoring Lee Fallin. A buf fet supper was served later In the evening. Bidden to say good-bye to Mr. Fal lin were Miss Marian Peterson of Portland. Mr. and Mis. Grant B Fallin, Mr. and Mra. A. B. Chap man, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Estlin, Mr. and Mra. A. H. Laudahl, Mr. and Mn. Lee Fallin and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Forbis. Mr. Fallin was Joined here Sat urday evening by Joseph Merrick of Seattle. The two left late that night for Los Angeles and from there will go to St. Joseph, Mo., to join a baseball league. a Barbara Richmond To Wed Verner Arens Engagement of Miss Barbara Rich mond, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. James Richmond of Coqullle, to Ver ner Anns, formerly of Salem, was told at an evening party at her par ents' home last Friday night. Upon each tray, hidden under a lacy napkin, was found a floral favor. a pink and a white carnation, joined by white satin ribbons on which the names of Miss Richmond and her fiance appeared. Both Miss Richmond and Mr, Arens are graduate of Willamette university, Card Club Feted Saturday Night Mr, and Mra. Carl Ouenther en tertained with a card party Satur day night honoring members of their club. Spring flowers formed the decorative note. Honon for card went to Mn. Claude Lester, Mn. Glen Slentz, Mn. Ed Gabriel and Mn. Sidney Manslleld. Attending were Mr. and Mra. Earl Canfleld, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gabriel, Mr. and Mrs. Olen Slentz. Mr. and Mn. Sidney Mansfield, Mr and Mra. Floyd Headrlck. Mn. Claude Lester and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ouenther. Fashion Bridge is Event of Tonight Largest event on tonight's social calendar will be the Beta Sigma Phi Fashion Bridge at the Elks' temple with several hundred prominent 8a lent folk planning to attend. The fashion show will start at ( :30 o'clock with the Smart Shop and Man's Shop showing the newest and smartest In spring apparel. Boot Grant will act as master of ceremonies and Brad Collins will play. June Hope West will give a group of dance numbers. Special I Our Usual Wave mm Complete 'V Perm Oil Push I4K Wave complete Open Thursday C?e by Appotntmcot Cntle rerm MiTers wins mi gleal records, and Miss Ruth Rose Richardson, national vice chairman of Junior membership. Mra. A. V Pratt, national chairman of con servation, D. A. R also reported for her committee. Chapter re gent from throughout the state made their reports. Olaf Hagen of the national park service spoke to the convention group before adjournment for luncheon. Mra. John jf. Richardson of Port land, national chairman of Ameri canism, was the honored guest at the luncheon held In the capitol restaurant. Mra. Iva M. Brlce in troduced the D.A.R. good citizen ship pilgrim. Miss Rosemary Sch roeder, and her mother Mrs. Hazel Schroeder. Rex Putnam, state su perintendent of school, was pre sented and spoke informally This afternoon's session, which was scheduled to take up shortly after 3 o'clock, lists several Import ant matters of business. Report will be made by Mrs. Sidney E. Caldwell, Mra. C. C. Geer, Mrs. Henry Galey and Mrs. Ray Murphy, district chairmen. The board of governors to the Champoeg cabin will be elected and the final reports of the credentials committee will be made by Miss Ethel May Handy. Mra. U. G. Smith wui present the 1 e port of the resolution committee. At 4 o'clock Earl Snell, secretary of state, will escort the visitors on a tour of the capitol building. Acting as pages during the con vention have been Helen Jean Tay lor, Rosemary Schroeder, both cl McMlnnville, Josephine Morse, Jean Carkln, Virginia Steed, Lot Rullf son, Marjorle Sell, all of Salem, Mary Manley, Barbara Moore, Grace Harty, all of Hlllsboro, Markle Wea therford, Betty Barrett, both of Al bany, Connie Aveiill of Portland. Mrs. Edwin Keech, Mn. John Cat- trail, both of Salem, and Miss Jea- nette Dentler of Portland were In charge of the pages. At the home of Governor and Mrs. Charles A. Sprague, a confer ence tea was given at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon with Mn. Sprague, Mrs. Gilbert Holt of Pen dleton4tate regent, and Mr. I. M. Schannep, hostess regent, receiving. Mn. Russell Catlln, Mrs. U. O. Shipley, Mrs. Herbert Ostllnd, Mra. C. C. Clark. Mra. E. .C. Apperson of McMlnnville. Mrs. j. K. Weath erford of Albany, and Mrs. Boone J. Harding, poured. Centerpieces of flowering quince, iris, snapdragons and roses were attractively arranged. Mra. Homer Goulet and Mrs. David Wright were in charge. Last night the Daughters of the American Revolution held open house to members of the patriotic societies. Prof. Franklin Thomp son was the speaker. Miss Alta Vi vian Gell gave a piano rumber and the American Legion auxiliary quar tet, Including Mn. F. Ivan Brown, Mrs. Walter Zosel, Mra. Sephus Starr and Mn. Robert Wyatt, sang with Mra. Kenneth Dal ton, accompanist White Shrine Elects New Officers White Shrine of Jerusalem, Wil lamette Shrine, celebrated It 18th birthday anniversary with a large dinner at the Masonic temple Mon day evening with Miss Constance Kantner and Walter Dry presiding. Offlcen elected later In the evening Included Miss Ila Austin, worthy high priestess; Ivan Stewart, watch man of Shepherds; Mrs. Stella Hen ry, noble prophetess; Herman Lafky, associate watchman of Shepherds; Ruth Moore, chaplain; Mrs. Eakln of Dallas, worthy shepherdess; Mrs. Nettle Smith, worthy scribe; Mn. Herman Lafky, worthy treasurer; Miss Edna McElhlnny, guide. At the dinner hour the yellow and white color scheme was carried out In the decorations. A birthday cake was arranged In the center of the long table with daffodils and yellow taper guarding It Escorted to the east were Mra. Ruth Talbot, supreme deputy high priestess and past worthy high priestess of Bethany Shrine, Van couver. Wash., William Ntemyer, supreme deputy of Willamette Shrine; Mr. Julia Moon, worthy high priestess; Claude Bone, watch man of shepherds, Bethany Shrine, Vancouver. Special honon were given Mn Marie Flint McCall, who was escort ed to the east and paid tribute for her work as Willamette Shrine's "travelling ambassador." Mra. Mc Call, who recently returned from a Caribbean cruise, spoke concerning her trip and displayed curios. Several members of the Lewis and Clark chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, are attending the state convention from Eugene. Official delegates are Mrs. Otto G Us trap, Mrs. William Barker, Mra. Arthur Quackenbush and Mrs. J. F. Cramer. Alternate are Mrs. Hlb bard E. Richardson. Mrs. Jessie Houghton and Mrs. E. Gamett. Pro-America Party Held Monday Mrs. Floyd Headrlck opeueo her home for a benefit bridge tea Mon day afternoon when members of Pro- America, national organization of republican women, entertained. Tea was served by the committee In charge, Including Mn. Floyd Headrlck, Mn. Ray Baker and Mra. Martha Pro pp. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Har old Ladd, contract; Mrs. Earl Can fleld, auction; Mn. Emma Bobson, Chinese checkers. Those playing wen Mn. Jack Lochead, Mn. Ruskln Blatchford, Mn. O. Webster Ross. Mrs. Mervtn Pldler. Mrs. John French. Mrs. Paul H. Ha user, Mrs. Howard Jenks, Mra. Earl Canfleld. Mn. Harold Ladd. Mrs. Bldney Hoffman. Mra. Floyd Bowers, Mrs. BJarn Erlcksen, Mrs, James Jennings, Mr. M. O. Cashatt, Mn. D. X. Beechler, Mrs. 0. O. Gab riel. Mrs. Claude Lester, Mn. 0. E. Ouenther, Mra. William P. Bus, Mrs. E. B. Gabriel, Mrs. L. 8. Wright, Mrs. P. J. Jink. Mrs. L. L. Hansen, Mn. J. H. Bagley, Jr, Mn. 1. M. Devers, Mr. Oscar Cutler, Mrs. Walter Spauldlng, Mn. Myrtle M. Moore, Mn. Minnie Jenks, Mn. Eva Edwards. Mn. Emma Bobson, Mra. T. A. McBrtde. Mrs. Ray Baker, Mrs, Martha Propp. Mn. C. A. Lytle, Mra, R. L. Wright and Mrs. Floyd Head rlck. A delightful birthday dinner was arranged by Mn. Fred Robertson honoring Mr. Robertson Saturday evening at their attractive new home 'Concluded on Page The SPA FISH OR MEAT ENTREE French Fried Potitoe. Vegetables. S.lid. Hoi Roll. Better and Jam. MjnwMll Coffee. Tea. Milk, Buttermilk. OtSSfRT Pudding or Fruit Cobbler A l Mode. Spa Ice Cream or Sherbet, CakeAlaMode Fruit Pie or Jelle & earrjf mtrt'mjl emmt mmit (mil yrm wwU Soup. Tomtto Juke or Fruit Cocktail 5 extra tfU pi )tfr4im$ XX TURKEY AND 8TEAK DINNERS 60c .75c The SPA 382 Slate St. 4 BIG DAYS OF SUPER SAVINGS! H WMMm mm la II lib lib H 111 ft3 fe-yi JP4tfAyAP w . WED.! THURS.! FRL! SAT.! The grand finale . . . four riotous Climax Days to end Penney's 37th Anniversary Celebration! You'll give a rous ing cheer for the bargains on every counter . . . bargains for you and your whole family! Shop more, save more during these four smashing days! Flour Sack Squares 5 for 37C Fall slie squires made rrom an new tm lertft.: Washed WjC OddsVlj Jf A and Ends of Remnants r Cleaning house of all r thort remnants! Out 9 F they e. Your choice, 1 T any remnant on 4 the table A Wow of a Value! Work Gloves Hurry for yours! Pair M25c Smooth leather palma, thumbs A finger tips. Stock Up and Save! Dish CLOTHS 3 for f afV I UC Strinf mesh, 17" iqnare, with col ored borders. Imagine This! Girl's SLIPS Anniversary priced ! 15c Prettily trimmed nainsook slips In lies to 14, Sew and Save! Printed Sheers Fast color! Yard 10c New! Dainty, woven ribbon striped sheer cotton. CHEESECLOTH Bleached. 4 A yd. 2.1a Save now! lUpk.3 TOWELING Cotton twill. Bleached. 16" yds. Xltk wide 3 tor 3 I TOWELING Part linen, checked. wide 5 for 49C BEDSPREADS Luxurious rayon f AO taffeta; 86"xl05" MQ BEDSPREADS Rayon or cotton. 4 A A Full size. Save! .... XellU GIRLS' PANTIES Knit rayon, lace 4 Cat trimmed; 2 to 14 X3 WOMEN'S PANTIES Rich Bemberg rayon and silk tricot 1f a knit! aWC WOMEN'S SLIPS Bias cut rayon taffeta, with shadow 37( WOMEN'S GOWNS Hand-made and trimmed nainsook. Extra tCetk sizes, too! OC WOMEN'S GOWNS Hand-made printed batiste. Regular and A. A A extra sizes 'Wi BROADCLOTH Stub weave, fast color. Mercerized! Yard 19C ANNIVERSARY FEATURE!! Dresses Like These, at a Price Like This, Make Fashion News! "Glen-Row" New Spring $ 2.98 Here's everything that's new and smart for Spring '39! Puffy sleeves, tiny waistlines, double flared skirts . . . styles you'll love in all those new captivat ing colors! Hurry in tomorrow for your choice of these truly smart dresses! New Arrivals and New VALUE! Women's Coats Newest Styles! Sensational Buys! 9.90 You'll find this low price hard to believe when you see these beautiful coats with their lovely guaranteed linings and fine style details. Come early! rl!l r The Buy of the Season in NET PANELS For Our 37th Anniversary each Rich weaves with loop tops, ready to hang. Color, suntan; site, 33" and 34" by 1 1-6 yards. Hurry while these last I Colored Net Panel, solid colors and ilfl' multi-color stripes; 36 x- m j. 3'i J'ards k for J VC El For Founder's Days! RAYON PRINTS 33 C yd. Gorgeous new Spring pattern and colors. Buy several dreas lengths! 8a vet Women's and Misses SADDLE OXFORDS 1.98 Brown and white with red rub ber soles and heels or black and white with white rubber soles and heels. See them I MEN'S DRESS SOX Cotton and rayon. While they last, pair MEN'S WHITE HANKS g Hurry! Stock up! 5 for HOYS' BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS Good weight, f attractive patterns MEN'S BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS A few of this Anniversary feature left! BOYS' READY-TIED TIES Four-in-hand style. 4Cm While they last t Dress Pants Z New patterns! Talon 4 T fastener fly. Hurry 4 C while these last! 1 l $1.88 f Boys' Pants m Smart new Spuni 4 k sucks with talon fas- 4 W tener. What a buy! 4 HllllhfaMIII 15C Plaid "In-and-outers I F or ffhantong broad 4 I f cloth. Oft -our 4 I now! Only 4 I 63C V 49c y ribbetta. Mr. and Mr. Amos Vase. I Sl 1st Nail Bart BM .