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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1912)
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I,,.),!,,.,,; TONIGHT te'lH I t 11 i. , . , ?i,MlmM"l"' "'J- foimra.uhui.-.. .Itll, I f'r ..r, hr,-,,.,,, Vpu are Invited Kraeeful. ,;,! i, 1 rtlUMi.,,,, TO THE !G X MAS SALE! . i.iiiiii Is nn toda I'inillS I III' Servile llllHill'OM, till' L'llesU ' :it h'gh , I'aH-oti ami Miss Mil THE SAVINGS ARE LARGE The V alues Ever Known to be Offered Before Christmas M-s of Sale Price $30 Suits and Overcoats $23.75 $25 Suits and Overcoats .$18.85 $18 and $20 Suits and Overcoats $14.50 $15 Suits and Overcoats $11.25 $17.50 Rain Coats $13.95 50c Ties 35c 75c Ties 50c $1.00 Ties... 75c $1.25 Combination Sets, tics, socks.. 75c $1.25 Combination Sets, ties, socks.. 50c Sale Price $7.50 Ruff neck Sweaters .... $5 50 35c Fine Silk Sox 20c 35c Arm Bands ."!20c $5.00 Smoking Jackets ."$"3.45 $10 Smoking Jackets .. $7 35 $1.25 Gloves 85c $2.50 Gloves ...$1.75 50c Suspenders 35,, $1 Suspenders 75C bOo Cuff Buttons """35,, $1.50 Cuff Buttons 1.10 2(13 '. OOUMKIIl'IAL, ('OK. COl'lti SOCIETY Again we find ourselves in the whirl of Chrlstmastide, with the days speeding on to a New Year. Oregon has no occasion to envelope us In a blanket of snow or to freeze our streams three feet down before we can realize that St. Nicholas Is about to appear. Something Intangible warms our hearts alike, while we welcome the joys and excitement of the season. We are glad with the happy nnd sorrowful with those whose clouds are not yet lifted. And we all remember the Babe In the Man ger, so many years ago, and the Star of Rethlehem, which will never set. The year has been a prosperous one for Sulem, whose future seems brighter than ever before. Particu larly noticeable Is the fact that so ciety events have taken on a metro politan air which is assumed at the most informal affairs.' Simplicity of entertainment Is surrounded by the niceties of refinement, while the more pretentious affairs are stamped with an elegance found only in the larger cities. Salem hostesses have responded roost cordially to requests for assist ance from the society editor and to them is given all credit for the vastly Improved condition of this department In the Capital Journal. Contributions to the music columns have added a most interesting subject in connection with the society work, and the classi fied club notes are meeting with grat ifying approval. To friends and patrons, the society editor sends heartiest greetings, A Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs. Asahel Bush, Jr., are lcing felicitated on the advent of a Friday morning, December twen tieth. This tiny bit of humanity has teen given the name of Asahel, and 1b the fourth generation of boy babies to be christened the same. Notwithstanding the rush of Christ mas work. Salem society found time to entertain In a most generous man ner this week. Mrs. Frank M. Brown, Mrs. Edward Stansburg Tlllinghast, Mrs. Asa Irwin Boff and Mrs. Edgar Hartley were hostesses with a de HKhtfui Kensington on Wednesday, ar'd charming five hundred parties Thursday and Friday afternoon fol lowing. The living rooms and library were arranged with holly nnd white narels u8. while the dining-room with its hristmaa greens was further adorned i with yellow narcissus. Favors for each gueBt were sprigs of holly, bril liant with red berries. Fifty invitations made up the sew ing party for Wednesday, Mrs. R. E. Downing assisting the hostesses. Six teen tables of five hundred were plan red for Thursday afternoon, Mrs. F. W. Spencer and Mrs. J. C. IMtljohn capturing high scores and being awarded lovely gifts. Miss Fry greet ed the guests as they entered. N Five hundred was played at twelve tables on Friday allernoou, .Mrs. Charles Dick and Miss Zoe Stockton tying for high score prizes, each was awarded a dainty favor. Miss llazelle Downing. Miss Maud Durbln ?jd Miss Alice Bingham as sisted the hostesses at this last one of their series of delightful parties. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Albert Lives ley entertulned with a supier at the Hotel Marion after the Hispliain con cert Thursday evening, asking as guests Mr. and Mrs. R 0. Schuck ing, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McNary, Mr d Mrs. S. G. Sargent, Mr. and Mrs F. E. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. smith. Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic ThleVn, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Drown, Mr. and Mrs. W. J- nail and Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Gouley. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Klein an nounce the engagement of the r daughter, Meta, to Mr. Clyde U . Ml I ber, of Portland. The marriage tJ .e solemnize! in January. Mil Frederic Thlelsen gave the Christmas party VTcC ,or member of Kenslntfoa club. On the handsome tree, aglow with strings of tiny colored electric globes and gorgeous wttn ni-i, ealed gfnstoeaeh from every mem ber of tne Cub. Mrs. W. I W -Invited guest. Mr and Mrs. Walter Spanldl. en tenalne informally with five hun r Ssday evenin I. M, and Mrs. C. K. , favors were anUd to M; Charles U McNar . Uble. were Mr. and Mr, tn . Doctor and Mrs-r' Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Mrs. MHU Wll . Chaunrey BishoP. Mr Uan. McCMIcl.riBt. .-r. and Mr. Frank Meyers. terday afternoon at two o'clock in tho school room on North Church street Holiday decorations and holiday altire made a gay little picture of youth and Innocence. The Christmas tree was decorated with lanterns, ba-skets and other little articles fashioned by tho children, and hanging from Its branches were hold ers stitched by the little girls and frames made by the small hoys, for gifts to parents. Twenty mothers watched the merry games and heard the Christmas songs. Miss Nowlene has drilled and dis ciplined with untiring patience, this band of very small girls and hoys whose work Is truly wonderful for such baby fingers and young heads. Her llttlo pupils are Nancy Thlelsen, Janet Plimpton, Helen Wheelock, Ros alia Huron, June Woodson, Ordis May, Sherman Plimpton, Henry Wesley tmIu.ii li.imld Rimer. Chandler Brown, James Walton, Maiiin Mucli haupt, Donald Muelliaupt, Beryl Mey ers, Gordon Dennett, Hanford Post, Ronald liufotd, Max Scriber, Willie Gregory and Paul Lee. Miss Marcella ISynon and her sister, Miss Edith, complimenting Miss Kate Crawford, bride-elect, entertained last evening for a shower of kitchen uten sils, asking about thirty girl friends. Miss Crawfords wedding to Mr. Frank la Bare will occur on Christmas day. ' One of the most delightful affairs of the social season In Monmouth was the compliment to Miss Isabella Ack ern.an, when Mrs. West entertained on December sixth with an evening of f;ve hundred. Floral decorations for the living- Morris, Cash Feed and Grocery Store 3 pkgs mince meat -f 2 pkgs new raisins 'f 2 cans g'-d milk 1 ; cans large fat ojsters ..!'' 5 rt.B white leans -''c 5 !hfl plk leans -'' 3 cans salmon -f - pkgs Krinkle Corn Flakes I-e 5 cans table peaches f 5 ..ins table apricots -' 3 cans new toma'oeB -f 3 cans .' " Vlll Hard four. ' ' Perfection v.i.I-v Nice home cured ham. Fr(,e tickets Wexford and Ye Liberty Pl'f're 6how"' Phono el a 1,...; iniiK.'.l ,i Mvo" '"Ml.g iv,,ti,nl,Mis of :mn """ten,.,. Assign,,, ,w, "ere .Mis Komi I he! Wst '..'wsts from out . ,f ton Casey un, m,iu il,.,.M , I'Cina'.IIs. I Ms Mlunettn Mucrs as b.m ''""ipiiim.i.ting Mr it,,,,,,;,,,, ,(lu, lK aeeompiuiist, m,, (iil,,(.rli (vj,h a sui Per at the Hotel Mai ln after the con cert. Mi-, ,! Mrg William II. ii,irK liarill. Jr. and Miss liertrude Krlvun were askul. Boi-tor and Mrs. Gaylord Patterson complimented the l'ri-slin, (.aS11 f WlHaniette Pnlversity with a delight ful evening's enterialnmiMit mi Fridav of last week.' Appropriate Clu Ihiiiius decorations graced the rooms and for uuum.'nient there were original games. Miss uid out captured a music box on the "slwiipiiig tour" and Mr. Ohllng was given R fine old aula Clans for the best Christinas wish. Doctor Patter son Impersonated St. Nicholas, dig. tribiitliig fr,)IU ft Christmas tree. Kay In tinsels and prolific with presents, a foolish gift of ,-;,c, ne of the chil dren. After the fun had subsided, lovely refreshments were seived. cari ie.l ,mi In a scheme (,f brown and gold, the class colors. I'ive Soiiliiniinie .-ills Miss Stella liralmm. .Miss Cemu.l. ICakln. Miss K nt It Young. Mis I'h.i ence l'aue anil Miss 1 1 n!.!a I i'ei k.. HtiMi', llle liiiKK'ys I'oi' tilt uro of tho guests, tliere was insini I menial luusie ami smn-.s by .Miss Ka ; Rill. Miss Felicia Ni ha m ami Miss .Graham. Seventy guests eiij,iei the ! delightful hospitality of Doctor alii' , : Mrs. Pattersui. j I lly Invitations from Mrs. Davis Er-j rett, the Loyan Women's class of the (First Christian Church met at her I home Saturday nfternooti of lust week for the purpose of Burprltdiig Mrs. Helen R. Holm, who was passing through the city on her way to Dim Angeles and was guest for the (lav with tho F.rrettn. Mrs. John A. Mcliee of Oreneo was an honor guest. Mrs. McGee came over to attend Sunday service. The living-room was adorned with green and white, the class colors. Ferns and one big white rose, "the last rose of summer," carried out the ' motif. Bright, yellow marigolds and trailing vines were used in the dining-, room, where a dainty luncheon was served. ! Mrs. Dolln was a much loved teacher of the loyal Women's clu-s before leaving Sulem several months ago, and her daughter, Mis. Frederick ; lleyser, has since lilleil the position most successfully. This class has grown In two years from an attend ance of fifty to one of one hundred and fifty housewives and oilier busy women. Mrs. Ilolin's surprise was! great and her delight and appreciation very npparant. Assisting the hostess with this very enjoyable affair were: , Mrs. Alice Wenger, Mrs. .lames I-:. Godfrey, Mrs. II. ('. Epley. Mrs. E W. Powers, Mrs. John Grcrnmcls. Mrs. T M. Jones, Mrs. J. D. Darker, Mrs. A. M. Hansen. i Miss Esther Curson and MIsr Allliea i Moore went to E"ei.ne for the Oregon I'nlverslty Sophomore parly Saturday! night, and were guests of Miss Flor ence Cleveland at the Gamma I'M , I liete sorority lious. Armory Hall was beautifully decor ated with fir trees, cedar and Ivy, great palms and overhead strings of red Christmas beils hen the Cherry ( ity Assembly Club enjoyed their ec ond dance of the season Tuesday: night. The I'eerl.-BS orchestra gave delightful n.uslc for eighteen mm-; bers and to extras. Punch n , served fmm a latticed bo'er wreathed wl'h cedar. l-d-.l.ad.-d : K'-,be. and touches of the same bright ro.or with the b-reen carried out the i.olMav seh' in- f'-r de'ora.ltig A con: ' ,n:i '.' members and ,r I he prefiest rov.1 of th- club i Is enjoyi one ,f Ti.. iiJ S-w V-'-lug ,!.r; be.n -" ro'in:. ''' os. 'I for of barlie.:. . f 1 1 is enleriailiil.g I II ,. I' h i' Ktlllllill !.ii .' . i.p'l.s! V I lie eVh'S li'i v a the i '.il' s a.-s - ,. Arniorv Hull will '' itiriv !' year , l.et J of : e Ad. ir 'M i Kri i ay cailiiv.! It: siat"!" 1 .' b-jx '.f r" ;;' the ite I. ll'l :,:iS t ..-t rt V thirl'-" nfl.t: a I: i.l team: . . ') rol ! for e i'lg'. of r r,f 'If !t V'.i.K " u h cue a rally - o I n: ' SH f- ,ni aid A t ll'lliK d.'.k ! fhrlsiiiiui- t"e Continued on page HI) H TTa Is rarce Posi PailmciM; ti,i. will enable us : , , Pa.vk ..Uo:, , l,;H)r' ul,0ui'or R'l Fv Pcltvoiy io;ichos vou. By t!u ' of Parcels Post any ordvi sent to us uill he dchciM tlio next day, We guarantee that any article purchased from the U, S, Shipley Company will equal any purchases you may make elsewhere, If you find at any time that values aic net equal drop us a card and we will send leturn postage and i-Jadly ;e fund your money, All Mail Ordeis of $2.50 or over will be delivered fiee of ch.rse at your own dm, Sincerely youis, t'. 0. SIIIPIEY COMPANY, THE XMAS STORE Where Shopping is a Pleasure Ml 4 m i;i hnas rtppaimtotL Wheie Shopping is a Pleasure Stationery 15c to $4.50 Handkerchiefs 3c to $2.50 Tiavclin:-1 Ba:;s $4.75 to $12.50 Silk lli)sit'iy 97c to $2.50 Gloves $1.00 to $3.50 Minors 35c to $6.95 I land Da";; $1.00 to $12.50 I'mlnellas $1.00 to $7.50 Silk Kimonos $4.50 to $15.00 JEWELRY C0AIS f EREl'MES RIBBONS NECKWEAR LINENS SWEAITHS I NE AN I S WEAR .!'? 1 'I'JfyS i,rji 1 ;; (jfifiirins y.'.'i.is L ::- '" fX:u: I if.- of ';: , , a; Hod'K i IV..v.. r,i, In.: i;' f -i, at t'.fi i'li. ota" i;;c i, iiv t!,a.'S ;.t L'-av.-a fi.- ' i '.;; S' oiaa!', i" .'-'v L'-: ,"''!, ."i!. Quality 4 jvleriandie I'opuUr ' 1 1 H SlliinlW Co. 145-147 North Liberty Street V R.twen State snd Court Stret., SMM, ORKGON Prkes
