Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, December 21, 1912, XMAS EDITION, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextIN SOCIETY (Continued from page 3.) noll-Arouiid Club enjoyed a rry evening last week Frtduy, when !Leroned 1'V rt'lftUves f rionda. hVniHMl''' unve a skating party at ,i.,k on South Oommorclal Btreot. die nI1K 1 , Lht rolVoslinientB were sorvo.1. In v . party ven: Dernlca Craig, Flor- , llayno, Xltlica Each, Ilulcn Ad- irMii'i'ili' Victor, Viva Goldon, Irene rtiB K'd.a ItoilKers, Ruth Jones, Lo vl Coin"'fh. Amy Marvin, Esther Clio Konnen.'IIolon Neuge Muer' Orris Fry, Charles nayne, Gor- Thompson, Clmrlos Low, Virgil Olden. Fnuik Durbln, Robert Per ,, Frank Holmes, Alien Jones, Frank"" Miller, Powey Alford, John lViK'h, Stanley Tliompson, Noal EtiBt , Linn l!rord. h., lvimlnRton was a delightful the program for tho occasion , or ii,IM, . ' hCUi- 6a,m,a refreshments width were served In the fl,s,ll(m ot Gernuia nans frau. Altho,,,,, ..p.. niuotlicli Mr Is tho society IUollo their work 13 nnt lnk,,i w , . "'"u wvw Kr-nt i.rolit I x, II rt Wo, nu .... ' , """ " '-njoyment from tho meetings. AILT ClPIHT. intm... ..ia.ui. 5ALE1, lSEa05.STrrn.v r, rw . .... acemort ... . r """tl' ' 'w me sale ... vom most sincere thanks, Mr f- N- nnsh f()r th, llrvllt.w "re ropiested'the v.,r ..... u .... i'Hiiys would make hig and of arrant mi iiiidc?lrabl i, reak In th, -0r COIuluotlm ,. . " I "l 'l Of tho c'.Vtl Kv..r. I,n,..n... . .. " " in he ! 1-i ,i. . -""Hi i.a.m & Bush hub . !. ... 1 11 "-i's Hal Mr. J. V p. """ i" i.im 1iKm!v lUilliaRiT of Hotel p . . o... Two hnndrod IllP;,b,.ra aml ffc o ho Salvor B,lU.r,-le and Wo,,dK.n oftl.oorldenjn.vedahappyevonln, bulurduy In n10 old Masonic Hull. Af. m mMl ' '"'Red Ingram l,u,l l liesont,eii, Hi 12. Crowe, for his courtesies dri ... . '";.tll.at popular hos,,irv. ""eca tliousan.l P lor Hi,. v ''' I: How led hostess Friday evening of last week, entortalnliiK tho Senior class of Wll Uniette Vnlverslty at Iiusnnne Hall. I'Moren. the ehiss numbers thirteen mem brrB ami the affair was an event of Dccenilier thirteenth, tho old time su peiBtitloii was obliterated by all sorts j( good luek onions. There were lBh-lrones, swastikas, and horse ibocs In conspicuous places about the rooms, combined with the Christmas rej ami green. An original game, named "Thirteen," was added to the evenliiB's entertainment. In this Mr. Carl Holllngsworth won a a prize a beautiful gold scarf pin In the' form 0 a wish-bone. Refreshments rounded out the evening. .lll'llll liuus Christmas greens mndo pretty dec orations about the rooms In her home last Monday evening, when Mlsa Eliz abeth Iiord entertained for the W. R. T club. Miss Lueen Moroland won high score prize at seven tables of Ave hundred. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic TUelscn, Miss Barbara Eakln, Miss Mary Eakln, Miss Mabel Robertson, Hiss Margaret Putnam, Mr. William Wright and Mrs. William Main were pests besides the club members. Miss Delia Hngan and Miss Helen Litchfield entertained for the Nlka Mika club Monday evening at Mrs. 0. P. Kofi's home, Fourteenth and Che iwketa streets. A profusion of holly and fir adorned tho rooms and center leg the table was a gay Christmas trees with gifts for all. Five hundred was the club's game and favors awarded Miss Kittle Harbord, flrst, and Miss Emily Jeffries second prizes, lovely refreshments were served by the hostess. Cupsts Invited besides the club were Miss Mary Wann, Miss Marie Lodge and tho Misses Barstow. About thirty members of the Teu- tonla Veroln of Willamette university tnpoyed Saturday afternoon In the Adelante balls bright with Christmas decorations enhanced by a glittering tree. For study and discussion were (k-rman fairy tales, Hansel und Gre tel, Schneervltschen and Rotaeppchen. German conversation and song was oiiipuny ussciiihi,..! around five long Uibh s made attrac live with floral decorations and wore served an excellent s,ipp,T. The re mainder of tho evening passed wlth five hundred and a Eenernl go.nl time. The program given on this occasion was: Piano solo, Miss Tn-ne Me, Reading, Mrs. Brandon Vocal solo, Miss Amy Martin. Piano and violin, Miss Marvin ami Miss Snook. Reading, Miss Minnie Wells. Vocal solo, Miss Kollojrg. Rending Miss Charlotte Whtttlcr. Bono solo, Mr. II. St. Helens. Piano solo, Miss KcIIopk Piano solo, Miss Madalir.o Wells. A delightful affair in dab circles this week was tho meeting on Thurs day afternoon of the Oriental D. M. C. members when Mrs. A. J. Houck entertained In her homo at 1064 Mar ket street. Iteds and greens of Christ mast tide were used to decorate the rooms. The living room was especial ly attractive with Its lighting from a glowing fire place and the burning tapers on a beautifully decorated Christmas tree, hung with lovely gifts for the guests. These presents were the results of many dainty stitches taken to fashion a Christmas remem brance for a member whoso name was drawn by tho donor, several weeks ago. Hie distribution ot gifts was delightful climax for the after noon, the. dining room was pretty with an arrangement of red and green streamers held In place- by small Christmas bells and mistletoe. A long table laid with covers for twelve, cen tered the room, the hostess serving a full course Christmas Hnner, Including the turkey. Enjoying this most de lightful affair were Mrs. John Biewer, Mrs. H. P. Chase, Miss Mabel Don aldson, Mrs. Nora Kriesel, Mrs. Frank Newberry, Sr., Mrs. Ivan Pooler, Mrs. D. W. Pugh, Mrs. J. A. Rice, Mrs. C. C. Schwab, Mrs. V. M. Smith, Mrs. L. A. Wallace. i, ... .... " .! unuiui ti) tane "inn lis l::!erv, !i!ii.- !,... lid the .lime rl.riinn "lues mil ...,. ri'i wo L-. ... i . .. i - TO disposed M o , '":' """"'.V ' eider t " Jll lVI I'll) 11,1 i ... I '''!,nuvm''"t ot Mrs. llan.v v '" "u Son ne Ontiin ti. . .. , . 1 ' me r ei ntlnuliifc iKouci eenC:lay and jjrs. Oh if ft of Beauty h a Joy OR. T. rtJJX COVRAWf Fcn mill knw ! ! : p.ii'e tJ,,.., 11 "'i;remly est lllvir ,!v e 'i'l Ills .uii'i .V In, Unit, n . 'im. ijertMn .. ..... i.. .... ' ' "'Mill fiKH lie; n wo,, , i i.e .I; th ......... , ... . t Mn- M,;1"!Um ,v!!1 w piv.. to m:.i:-H. u'"-'n ImSIMim n. i "p. v..'.,i..... i Ilk M,.,..l . v """) 'iii'niiiL' run i,.o am west and Mr unoon. .Vis, (???) i A I rjM iCs IiihKhI i hi mlh No'lliiic. i iv of pcrsnn.il will lo dlscus.;e,l. ''l"en will he ir.a.le npen j .,,,),., fiat n ay t lll'tter!'. I or pa-t;, Os-'the r,:i Clay In (he :f. r.nliil. li i, . . ."v nuiiu nour u,n,i x S. ti. Saieent niul Ml... c... , ' r. , , ' " 'll.. I TI' ' I i . 1 1 1 1 1 tutlin sold (.. ... .... .. "" ' "i'U't a se,i ' i iu em ranee nf o nn Mi.. !....., . ... ., ' " ' "" ". iane -:i. m iling llii.'. lme, and 11n. u-i,,.., ,i (I of lectin s ciicn (n d,,, r-, 1 1 , who Is to cemhut II ! I ,,..... . .1 ...II; , Hotel Mm! - u."e , uires, to lake " room and eu the ,.' iicien west dlspo ' i no siaie nous,,. 0l Us Svy 'fl day, prosldlni; over the hank lirtn'h li..:. . ""''K iue wk were: Mis Goorce V. Timiir,,,.;, n , .. lis. l liarlos Dick, son, Mrs. T. C. Mrs. Ralpli Wat- take up !,,, I''jeei and study It In a wt,.,.M,. 1 i'.v. as laid nut ill whatever studv ''inline Is adoeled. ' The innst genermis help Is I Charles McNary, Mrs. W. Melvi,,.. Plimpton, Mrs. Frederic Thielsen. Mrs. John Roberts, Mrs. Thomas A. Lives ley, Mrs. B. 0, Sehucklng, Miss Kllza teth U)rd, MIbs Esther Carson, Miss Hleii Thielsen, Mss Althea Mihuvs mid Miss Catlln. Mrs. Sargent and Miss Aline Tliompson sold stamps at the Royale Cafeteria Thursday even ing and Mrs. Anderson helped with city outside selling. There wero no booths placed In the hook stores al though a generous amount of seals wero sold in Patton's and Evans'. Other places of business were not so licited for space tills year. It Is very probable that Salem will again assume first placo among state clubs, In contributing to the fund for Oiegon's fight against tho white plague. One hundred and thirty-five dollars from red cross sales last year gave Salem tho lead In stamps and this year that amount will bo augmented by fifteen dollars. I'll the Sl.ile federation In tW-t Miuin, jr., Mrs.iv, ik l.y Snlem Woman's Club Xotcs. December meeting of tho club was held last Saturday In the auditorium of the library building. Mrs. William E. Kirk, gave a very Interesting re port of the bi-annual convention of state federations which. was held In Portland last month. Mrs. Richard Cartwriglit and Mrs. H. J. Clements, also delegates, entertained with short talks pertaining to tho work of the convention. In behalf of the committee on man- Members of the Woman's club will be given an opportunity to form a po litical selenco class under direction of rs. Mrs. Richard Cartwriglit, The organization of a new art class Is also contemplated and will be de cided upon some time In January. The following clipping from Port land Woman's club newB, will bo In teresting reading particularly at this time when tho subject of a civil gov-1 eminent class Is being agitated; "So many ln(iulr;.-a and reo.uest3 are coming In from all over tho slate for outlines of study for civil government classes, that the executive committee of the state federation has hardly known how to meet them nil; but at a meeting a few days ago It was de cided to havo the outlines of several courses that havo been submitted, printed for general circulation. These will be distributed among the clubs of the state and given to any organiza tion desiring them. "It was not deemed advisable to be- GREETINGS HENRY WEINHARD BREWERY Standard: Columbia; Malt Tea, Non-AlcohoKc; f Rheingold; Kaiserblume in WTZn. med um; Kaiserbiume; alcoholic; Malt Extract, a Ton ic of Quality m Bottles THE LARGEST AND MOST MODERN BREWERY IN THE WEST various organi.atiens. "A le.ter a few dajs ago from t!ie ('i eater Port land Plans association, of fers to assist. In this work and study in any way tin y can he useful. 'The Portland library hoard through Miss Mary lsoni generously offers the audience rooms In any of tho library buildings for the lueetings, and Miss Huth Kiu kford of the Portland library sends a line and comprehensive out line of st inly. All this Is most encour- "iiK. mm mm id i no enthusiasm of the women, both rl.ib members and non-nienibers, the outlook for earnest; work which will result. In a wiser and more, Intelligent electorate, for Ore-1 gnu Is most promising." i Personal Motes, Miss Maud Durbln retiirmsl home last Sunday from Mills College Oak land, and will remain until Hie middle ot January, the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Durbln. Miss Catherine Carton Is returning tomorrow from Oregon statu univer sity to enjoy the holidays with her parents. Mrs. Norman Knight of Kivncy, Washington, will be Christmas guest of friends in Salem. Miss Alice Hlngham, who Is attend ing Miss Head's school In Berkeley, California, arrived home Thursday noon, and will pass the holiday vaca tion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Giorge Ci. Bingham. Miss llazelle Downing daughter of j Mr. and Mrs. It. K. Downing, who Is; also a student at Miss Head's, arrived j on the same train to be Christinas guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyer return-1 rd homo Monday from a six weeks' j sojourn in California. Two weeks wero passed In Taso Ki.ldes and tho r. mainder of tho time in Santa Bar-; barn, I.os Angeles and San Diego. Mr. j ind Mrs. F. M. Jordan of Seattle will jiln Mr. and Mrs. Meyers In Suleni about the first of February and to gether will leave for San Francisco, v.'benco they sail the twelfth of the month on tho steamship Wllbenilim for Honolulu. Miss Bui'lisra Eakln and Miss .Mary Eakln of Astoria, wero guests for a Tew days this we-k, of Mrs. Frederic Thielsen and Miss Ellen ThUdsen. Mrs. Chule KnlgUt of The Dalles nn,l her Rlster. Miss Elena Fawk, of this city, left for San Francisco Mon 1 day afternoon to pans the holidays ! with friends and to remain for a long j visit this winter. Mr. and Mrs. W. Melvlno Plimpton and their little son and daughter are leaving today for Portland where they will pass tho holidays with relatives. Miss Pearl Rawwn of San Francisco Is holiday guest of lor parents, .Mr. and Mrs. Henry RawHi.n, In F.i.gle wood. Miss Rawson Is one of tho Ar thur Spanldlng Moving Picture mi pany's actresses, and declares the work calls for much study and reserve strength for bo many roles. She at tributes to her out-door training the fact that she Is able to remain in the buslress. The hours of work, an com arl with the r-gnlor r' ig, are not one Is o.ep"l:e'i n m,i- a good bit of cii.othn Into short Miss Rawson wll! remain un- Oripflial Creair. OR MAGICAL DEAt'TlFlER mra a Mamma m itnmo coupiuidi it tl tU dut of vott wonuui to ptworvu her luty, Mil jvro tli most tittuuful must rrotwr thai: ftiupleiii n. A fiultlesi evinpleiu n, itM,' put, nd wholesome U oiiwtlilrn fvrr woman desires ind which en he nvuiiiyoMniiHM by tn Uui:AU)'S OUIL.NUI. CKliAAi. Il.u well known ,'ivpatntlon luu Iwn highir nxMiif1 niendisl by phyMeinw, fk-tMs-es sin.vvt, and H fii of f.usliion tor over li'f cnt'irv. p. if oilers the tkin like tin softmtM of veiMU,' 1, m llig it cleur mid ts-nrl'. wln',v UOlRAUD'i OUIIMA!. CRFVM i Skin PiwiMia, Nlltv.i Irritation. ..!, in I i i. vif.urutes the ikiri, (Kiuitle ud n i 'M " ivinplelion nd vannit l nirjmsM'.l , .. :, .o. pivriug (orviulii; ntUiw I t, K'.'R sai k n HKrw.'sT8 and r ANt v owns nicu kp. x ; FERD. T. HOPKINS. Fropr.tfor, 37 Cr Jones Strccl. NrwU Thosfl K,y,d chicken tam.ile-i. wholo sale and retail. Speci il for partie. Any kind. a,,y n.-,.. ,ee 0,1., I makes the kind you w.iiu. Phone MuiD j'-'iils. Order e.nlv. ivihvry to mif I part ot city. Sh'j l ed to any town 1, .Oregon. , ... . y ; s - r. .: riijiiJWioui v. -v l'v 1' j.,ttVho . ; .1 1 Stam'IkNna!iuuiHun.t . M ""Will I'M T i. : V N'.ONCY TO LOAN on wil Hi M 1 VNtiit,. arrirlt;, lilt 11 Ul. X HVMtIM IT Stut Mm I 1 11 v m wnx 1 fcl.l. Hll-XIM ,.1 , , .1.11.1. Ill lM ,.i I TYPEWRITERS Ml lake ; I'.erulil, Sold, Unitid Hllil ltrpiilr. il ! liihlmus Rull.'t'v Snppllcl Simp Kesld, a. llii lots for sale first time on I'niili.il .it..i f...v blocks north ot C.iiii't ; five of SMein's most beautiful residence lots by Hon resident, doulde corneis. one Inside; will divide to suit: Pil.tht trade for rurtland properl. Your opportiinlly for ,1 S.ilem iMiueslte. R. '!'. STUKFT, Henry Hull, ling, Purllaml, Oregon. long. pnnn sceina whe j" til af'er Christ mi"'. !nr Uster, Miss Ma.H-1. In 1s Atig. ,,d tofctl.er th.y will play In tie "Qioen of the fianili'.ers."' ! I'ur.de Is lAieiide-'. '' Cneii'.Hl P'Tdon prlvll-g.-a have :...n ex-ended by th" I'ole boa.d of ,.. penitentiary to W. C :v.,n. 'forne rv vlola.-.l condhl..,,.! Pro:.. ,;i,,son is now either lu CWm or on,,iswt.v.o.l at state. II'' '' "'" 'forced 111 Ml!'""" '''' r"'1,,,-;' Cih.oes foimer viola.ion , , , . vk.'.iK fioir.:: t" I'or'l''''' ril. ll'l.l' ' .1'' K' III-. ' , . I. ''Il' , '" '' " ' " af r i' tl.'! K- r, .11. 1 f'T lht "Chi' t Side II" ' r l l' ket'h :ne " niiehtoii. or. tie- I'n't s li nt the I eh',1 lid I'O- ,1'fv.ver"! I" hl'liei' same ti'i ...Hrr w li known lln t.lnt'f-rs. W O. f;il,on's hou.-.v i' o.i - - tO Ul'i P"- MK fra-'e, l''''r, ,arile a:m in b:.'k eiv-n 1 s'3" i Idle In PAUL WESSINGER HENRY WAGNER ... tli,. r-,i:fornl:i he vi'or."" ,t ha' X 10 . i,r')ii.' ,ini, Is in the !' k, but ! In ,-at- port'ai 'l. ut etefl-ar.ren this tie In a close seciiel. ; coA TlTanr "exc-llt aam I "TtWi '.V,H;M,4' :'tV See me inline you do miming I'. M. HX kWtHllt 21l:i(l North Commercial Main 989 n n 0 t IS NOW ON AT he Price Shoe Fuprvthinn in iim sinrn nn salnl Thousands oi nairs ot new shoes and slippers just arrived and are thrown into the sale at greatly reduced prices. Our tremendous luiyin.", puwci cnalilrs us to srll slioer. at what computitois pay foi them and make a small pmlit. Nothing misrcprcsfMitcd. Eveiy pair of r.lmns sold must w satisfactory or money refunded, ami eveiythin that iw out of our stoic is absolutely e.iuiranteeil. fiOO Pairs Ladies Felt Slippers, icj-.ular $1,50 to $2,00 nrades, all p.o at 95c 500 Pairs Men's Hi;;!) Grade L oatln-r Slippers, regular $2 and P.'J) r,iai A0 at $1.35 and $1.65 200 Pairs Boys' and Children's Slipper, in felt and Leather, all best i-rades, eo fi-om 50c to $1.35 Men's lii-ii Top Boots, r.-ularS.V) val ucs, 1 6-int li top, ?,Q at 55.95 Men's HWiTop Boots, ro.-.u la i ucs, 1 6-inch top, r,o at w ' Men's llifth Top Coot:;, rojMiar v.d 1?-inch to), ro ai J-JJ s Rul ber Boole, r".u!".r $1,00 v;; Men's Riil-bcr Boots, snai'-proof, rci'.u- at vames, S't.fjt) to $1. M"! lies, iv.en ues, v() at ailie:; "id $1,') to SkOO I): Siiui'S $2.95 Shoes $3.95 (if i,li! S Of Cllildli: 50cto$l.y'J IS of IVV 95c to S2.G5 ,ocs fl,tn$'i,'0 !'M $2.95 IOC finm $5,00 to 'io $3.95 THOUSANDS OP BARGAINS THAT CAN NOT BE EQUALLED IN THE CITY. li il :va.t 326 State Street Phone 616 IBE mi SHOE CO. Next to Ladd & Bosh Ba.ik f