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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1906)
r1 DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOIJER 13, 1000. i Wf fiiiiannnH ii i ! ilia iii tuna f i x SOCIAL PAGE . and Woman's Department Mft !! ifti8-4HM4Hg l It ! Several prominent affairs In tho social circles tho past week has brightened tho opening of tho fall season perceptibly. Tho continu ance of tho beautiful fall weather fielded much to tho plcasuro of tho affairs, and front nil nppearances the society of tho Capital City will be gay from now on. Tho approach ing marriages of several of Salem's prominent young peopio will bo largely attended, nnd bring mnny guests from out of tpwn. Two Delightful Turtles. Mrs. P. "W. Spencer was hostesH at two delightful parties Tuesday afternoon nnd Wednesday ovcnlng of the past wcok, nt which a largo num ber of tho social sot wero present. Tho house decorations woro vory pretty, ifuturan leaves being used abundantly throughout tho rooms. "Five Hundred" was played, Mrs. D. O. Schucklng winning tho first prlzo and Mrs. Qeorgo Robo tho Bccond prlzo Tuesday. "Wednesday ovonlng tho prizes wero won by MIbs Huth Gabrlolson- nnd Mr. T. D. Kny, nnd the consolation prizes by Dr.,T. C. Smith, Sr., and Mrs. Max 0. Duron. Kitchen filiouer. A (lollghtful ovont was tho "Kit chen Shower" given by Miss Cecelia Haines nt her homo No, 148 Marlon street, Wednesday afternoon, lrf honor of Miss Fnwk, at which n number of her most iutlmnto frlondR were present. Tho house ducorntlonu woro boau tifuli tho color Hchcmo being red and groon. Tho hnll stair caso was banked with Ivy and rod holly bor rles, while beautiful potted ferns on this subject will be by far tho most Interesting of them all. Persons Interested In tho discus sion of metaphysical questions, whether they nro in sympnthy with Christian Sclenco or not, will find Mr. Eaton's lecture worthy of their earnest attention. Tho lecture will ho free, and everybody Is invited to attend. Woodmen Dunce. Tho Woodmen of tho World gave nn enjoyable dancing party last ev ening nt which a largo number bf young people wero present. Evnn's orchestra furnished tho music for tho occasion. High School Reception. Tho senior and Junior classes of tho Salem high school gave tho annu al reception to, tho freshmon class last ovcnlng at the school. Tho nf falr wos highly successful, and tho now scholnrs will feel nt homo from now on, nfter tho kind way In which they wero recolved. A program of sovornl numbers wns given, tho high school quartet being tho most pleas ing fenturo. Misses Wjnona Savage and Alta Altman served punch throughout tho evening. IJpwnith Lcngiu Social. Tho Epworth Lenguo of tho First M. ID, church gave a "Chrysantho mums" soclnl at tho church Inst ov onlng which was largely attended. , .V short musical nnd litornry program ' 8lG0Ve ospeclnlly those that have the 'was given, and light refreshments ronrli mnko and finish." i woro served. Tho favors were red It this sleevo Is considered too un NEW YORK FASHION LETTER What the Fair Dames and Maids of Gothan Fancy for Winter New York, Oct. 13. I must tell you of tho newest thing In sleeves that has Just como out; It is called tho "sling Bleeve," which comes from tho manner of Its draping for when tho arm is slipped through it, It has tho appearance of a sling; a sllng, iOf course, that is vory graceful, attrac tive, which though it may suggest "first aid," is so pretty and novel that It promises to be a favorite with tho woman who Is looking for novelties. Tho description given me by one of our designers Is fetching: "The sleeve is either plnln or folded, cut circular, put Into tho arm without fulness nnd drawn towards tho under nrm and slightly caught up thoro to give tho sllng effect. There Is no under nrm scam. The edges nro left apart but Joined by bands of velvet braid or stitched straps of tho cloth. Ih longth It comes be low tho elbow ns all correct sleeves for this winter should do. The hem Is vory open nnd loose without flar ing. It Is finished with n band of velvet or cloth. Usually tho edge of this Is trimmed with frills of planted laco or ribbon or hnrid embroidery. This especially kind of trimming Is used n great deal on ovorj kind of nnd whlto chrysanthomums. FmTliigtoii-Yiiii Piitlon Wedding. A pretty homo wedding wns sol- AH Women should assist Nature at those times when the system is upset, the nerv ous tone low and a feeling of de pression or languor exists. An ex perience of over so years warrants the statement that no medicine gives such prompt relief as Beecham's Pills Sold Everywhere. In boxes 10c. and 25c. helped out. Then there are women who look too well In the long or half lengths not too be considered. There Is one thing to bo said for tho short coat, It Is easy to put on, It Is less cumbersome and leaves tho skirts and limbs free for walking. In the matter of coats, I saw some very pretty ones last week strapped with cloth tho same shade as the silk of which they were made, there seems to be a great liking for these coats of silk trimmed with cloth bands and n few ultra fashionable women are having suits made con sisting of cloth skirts decorated only with machine stitching and usually lnld in box-plaits unverted plaits or tucks while the coat Is silk of the same shade ns the skirt and strapped with tho cloth bands and tho ma jority of these are of the long hip length a few were close fitting but mnny others were of the pony styles slightly modified to suit the figure of the wearer. Don't buy your winter supply of flour until you have tried a sack of NEW PERFECTION f LOUR MADE BY CAPITAL CITY MILLS It Is the best flour over sold In Salem. Remember our cereals are strictly up-to-date. We have tho latest up-to-date mill on the coast. Try It. The mill that makes Salem famous as a wheat market. FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS. BRYANT & REEDER jlg OHAS. K. SPAULDINO, President. B. 0. MILES, Sec. and Treas. Chas. K. Spaulding Logging Co. protectlvo for tho cold weather, be cause of Its openness 'at tho back and tho bnre wrist, many women ntrnxnnmn 1,l ,.1. l .. 1 .., also added to tho effect. In tho front omnlM(I nt the homo of tho bride's In a fancy colored llnlmr. and if the parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Clnrcnco Van sleovo material Is very thin, such as Patton, Sundny, October 7, 1906, laco, lingerie, thin silk, etc., two lln- parlor gnrlnnds of Ivy lntorsporscd "with rod hearts woro suspended from the corners of tho room to tho ohnn dlllor, while cut (lowers nnd pottod plants woro nlso used. Cornor bou queta woro nlso one of tho fcnturos. The decorations In the dining room woro perhaps tho most beautiful of all, It being transformed Into nn antttmn room, qunntltlos of tinted autumn loaves being used. A beau tiful forn ball wns susponded over the table from which streamers of satin ribbons woro suspended to tho corners of tho table fastened with clusters of red hoy borrtcB, Tho appointments of tho luncheon woro in kooplng with tho luncheon and were vory dainty. f ''Hearts" was played during the afternoon, tho firat prlzo n hnmlHomu vnso being won by MIbh Moroc Fawk, whllo Mrs. Ernest Wiggins was awarded tho Hiuoml prize, nn Bgyptaln Ink stand, At tho luncheon MIhb Fnwk wan presented with a beautifully decor ated angel cake, It contained a ring which was captured by Miss Lonnn Oavnnngh, whllo Mrs. Mulkoy got tho thlmblo, The effect In tho dining room wns ospoculy flaw, tho room being darkened during tho course, aud the glow of thu candkm on tho Hldo board and table, casting soft light over tho scone. Miss Fawk wan thu recipient of n largo number of kitchen accessories which will over remind hor of this happy occiulon. Mrs. James Walton, Jr., of Port land, was among tho guests. v Engagement Announced. Mr. and Mm. . Wallace McluWro an no unco tho marriage of their niece, Sablo Ilcryl Emerson, "to David Walter Eyre, tho wedding to tako plnco Wednesday, Ootobar 17, At thotr homo on 10th struct. Mlwi Jflmorson U a most charming young lady, nnd nn accomplished MHslclan, both In vocal and lustra Mental music. Mr. Eyro U well known, aud well, llkovlf too, ulnir the amUtBut cashier of tho Salon Stato waaa. fc when tholr dnughtor, Ellon Lornlno, wns united In mnrrlago to Mr. Frank P. Fnrrlngton, Itov. P. S. Knight of- Ings nro used, tho first of some warm silk, or wool, or other mnterlnl over which Is a fancy lining of colored flclntlng. Only tho rolntlvcs and a. silk to harmonlzo with the gown, and few Intimate friends woro present. over this Is draped tho sllng sleovo. Promptly nt 7 o'clock, to tho Such sleeves nro a relief to an othor- RtraliiB of Mondolssohn'B woddlng march, played by Mrs. Roy Van Pat ton, tho hrldnl couplo came down tho Btnlrs, which woro beautifully decorated with Ivy nnd rod berries, nnd entered tho front parlor, and stood under n canopy of smllnx, from which was susponded a pretty basket of whlto comos blooms. Tho brldo wns chnrmlng In n dainty gown of or gandie nnd cnrrled ti shower bouquet of whlto Jasiulno. MIbs Zolla Stov oiih caught tho bride's bouquet. Tho front parlor was artistically decorated with smllnx nnd cut How ers, while tho back parlur was decor ated with festoons of Ivy aud clusters of red berries. Tho color schemo in tho dining room wan rod, nnd was elaborately carried out with quanti ties of cut Itowers nnd autumn follngo. After tho congratulations and luncheon they loft Immediately for tholr home on tho Turner road, which was In readiness for them. Doth tho young peopio nro well and favorably known, Tho brldo Is a most chnrmlng young woman, nnd highly accomplished. Tho groom Is a popular aud successful business man of Salem, and both have tho host of wishes of a lrgo clrqlo of friends. They wero tho recipients of n largo number of presents. wlso very plnln gown, and they havo tho recommendation of being now and vory stylish, which will mnke It popular for theater and rccoptlon wonr. The short coat of the winter styles Is not cut off as those of the sum mer ones were and are a little be low the waist line, some of them belted In Inrge bone buttons or fan cier ones for dressy coats are used to fasten these jaunty little gar ments which are single breasted but may havo a pointed lap over to the left side from the right, or tabs, or else straight straps down the front. Remember the belt should be nar row, three Inches being considered the limit for the widest, Manufacturers of Oregon Pine, Ash and Maple Lumber SALEM, OREGON. W. H. C. Meets. Tho sewing society of tho Wo men's Relief Corps mot at tho Ash mend Farm, tho homo of Mrs, Josh ua Smith, Thursday, nnd a delightful time was had. During tho nfternoon dainty refreshments woro served by the hostess, Tho uoxt meeting will bo Thurs day, October 26th, at Mrs. W. II. llynra' residence. Clari'Hro C, ICaton to I'ottm Tacoma U noted for many things which are In advance of tho ordi nary, and when It Is announced that k promlaeHt Tacoina, cltUeu will lee tre la tkt city on Christ Inn Science, law public, will have something above the twdluary, Such a lecture will be Kvn at the opera house next Frl (lay vaag by Clareuco 0. Eaton. Sly kl brilliant imposition of this WJct, Mr, Katoa aaa become favor ably known, wot oaly oh this coat, ,, but In the oast, aud aa a result, He la tUy the authorised lecturer of the etttt. SaliH hat hud lecturers on this fbJct y MYeral of tho prowlaeat MMMHwvtp xn iny w,uiiiiwim, wv ,., iktm wo ar? ttrvi4Ml In brlatia- ftttM r- " ltooeliiirK People Will Wetl. Invitation are out for tho ap proaching mnrrlago of Attorney El bert 1), Hermann and Mis Huth M. llumllton, daughter of Judge aud Mrs. J. W. Hamilton, of Roseburg. The Important event Is to occur Wed nesday, October INth, at tho rest douce of Judge Hamilton. MIm Hamilton Is a niece of Attor- noy-Qenoral nnd Mrs, A. 'M. CraW' ford, of this city. Tallyllu Party. A number of University students gave a delightful tally-ho party last ovoulug, driving to Lake Lablsh and back. CAITO iMMYfcKftttAtagliqM Jlr, BatQg to our rly taluk W talk' tf saa Thoro lias boon n good denl of dls puto over tho omplro dress nnd cont, but at last tho designers havo como to the conclusion that It shall stay with us for this season at least. Cer tainly, thoro nro modulations thnt tho ladles of tho French court would novor recognize and probably would deotn n detraction from that classic modo so much effected by them but tho styles sultnblo for n French court are not adapted for the rustling llfo of tho modorn Amorleun wom an, who soldnm plays tho doll, whoso llfo Is Bpont In tho s,tronous affairs of life and living which koops hor oven moro busy thnn tho most nr dont "llttlo diplomat" of those old days. Some of tho changes nro tho tight fitting lining, which curves at tho waist lino like the Princess dress and really gets Its nnmo from tho boloro that hangs loosely about tho shoul ders and bust. And tho newest modi fication Is the sllng sleeve Just de scribed above. For drossy wear In n carriage, at n rccoptlon, tho the ntor, of any place whoro dignity, stylo, nnd long graceful lines are neeuea it is cortainly tho dress to wear If the woman Is not too fleshy, tho tall woman of good form, oven tho short women If not stout may wear It, but Hesh never. It wns designed for n woman of tho Diana type, and proportion Is Its first requisite. " Tho coats of tho Empire styles nre certainly very beaut If fill when made In some beautiful clinging goods such ns some of tho heavy eloae silks, that keep tholr placo, while tho bo loro Is of heavy flno laco, some of which represents a small fortunto In Itself. Then thoro aro the beautiful ly enamelled or Jewelled buttons thnt nro used, ami theso cost another pretty penny. Altogether the dress coat Is a rather oxpenslvo affair nd U seldom easy to make for tho dress maker, Indeed coats aro oven harder than tho dress for the Angora of the amateur and, nearly always show her trade mark. There U Just now a great deal of Indecision about tho moat fashion able leugth of coats. Tho short coat aud etona aro favorites with the majority of women and as they may bo made as warm as you like there Is no reason why they may aot bo a favorite, but the tailors and design ers generally aro trying to keep the long or three-quarter coat to th front, aad of course, trade uiutt b which nre of leather which gives quite a natty appearance to n street costume but Is not suitable for those Intended for dressy wenr. All tho coats seen so fnsten In front with buttons close to the throat and In deed there aro some that are quite military in the stylo of collar, but aro not popular for wear with the fancy blouso or one that hns a pret ty collar of course, It Is better tnsto rose and brown and yellow, nnd out from nmong them rose a blue ostrich plume felling from tho right side front over the left and back. Brown gloves, a brown caid case and um brella weie worn with this costume. Although In the telling It may sound somewhat crude, If one has In mind the usual shades of theso colors, so much care, skill and tasto has been expended In the combination of this some of costume that there was not ono dis cordant note, and the wenrer with her fair hair and complexion was a pleasant thing to look upon. In opposition to embroidery will be the uses that fur will be put to, and as paradoxical as It sounds they will be worn together nnd often the effect is most harmonious when somo of tho soft brown furs are placed against tho creamy whlto em- Highest Price For POULTRY AND EGGS TOTATOES ONIONS AND ALL PRODUCE CAPITAL COMMISSION CO. 267 Commercial St. with such a Jacket to wear a tailor I broldorlee. This Is seen on some of jjIouho the most artistic hats seen In tho ex- Drodorls Anglnlso Is to bo worn this winter on cfonts, of course, Its use Is old but used on cloth and velvet and In large quantities Is now, nnd yet It Is tho most effective ns a trimming nnd It .s likely It will bo vory popular for those used for thea ter, reception, calling, and tho long opera clonks. In many cases It la hlbltion rooms of our fashionable milliners. One of these hats had a crown of fine Broderlo Anglnlse and by the way all embroideries must be of the soft flno varieties. I Tho brim was of velvelt, blue: and about tho crown wns a tall of fur Min linnrt Ivfnfr ni Hin Inff ri.t An n ' bunch of Japanese Iris, tho fnshlon ablo flower this winter. Underneath Mado by THE SYDNEY POW ER COMPANY, Sidney, Oregon. Mado for family use. Ask your grocer for it. Bran and abort) always on hand. P. B. Wallace AGENT ! and Is then used ns Bklrt, boleros, wide cuffs. suit was seen inndo of heavy blue O.GT.C0 Steamers Pomona and Aitona leave for Portland at ilvml in mnth Mm tnli-it. t ya n... i ..,... ., . iu h .., . ,, ,,,. ,, .. panels on tlic ,ng of Irgi and velvfit hed (.iniuiB mm . ., .,. . .....'. i r- A pretty example of such a I ST ' """ ,l ",r? boui duckic oauy except Otmoay " i-uamiiiu nuiu Mini una mil was tfl cloth, rather light In shade, tho skirt " , '" """ """ " l ' wns laid in plaits on the back- and if,,',r?l 8k,,rt ,w,th ,furlI1tr mm ng sides, while. In the front was a ?own th r0n Vc ' whl ;h bo" shaped panel of the Broderlo An- of Ielvf rimmed with fur glolse, tho Empire belt was of Boft I f; vwji DrodcreAnglaise blouse , uui'u v.iiii juiiuw buki urown gloves wme i .. .. , . . ., . me uxiici auntie oi ine iur carried M P. BALDWIN, Agt silk which fastened under a bucklo and bow of tho embroidery. The blouso wns of whlto Bilk nnd over It wns worn n bolero of Bro derlo Anglolse. Tho lint thnt wns worn with this dress was of an olive shado, that peculiar tint that goes so well with certain blues nnd its out the beautiful color scheme. A great vogue Is promised for tho ing, upstairs, Russian pony skin that mado so I good an impression last season, and for tho regulation street costume travelling, etc., it Is very stylish: For Railroad Work Men and teams wanted by Wil lamette Construction Company. Ap ply at office. Ladd & Bush bank build 10-1-tf trimming wns a big chou of brown but nB ftn necessary to a dressy suit not In tho turned un back, about the to bo worn nt a n,Kh function It has brim was a wreath of autumn rosesito m,lch the appearance of tho nnd lnces showing dull shades ofi"ro"Kh nml ready." CATHERINE MANN-PAYZANT. fj PENNVROYArPILLS 5 s kip THE DIAMOND BIlAMfc Idlt Alk jrew.PwpU'fAx I'UU IH "VW T KklLu.l.. nd Ovid meollle bom. ielol Uh Dlulllbboa. 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