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THE UA1LY CAFITAL JOURNAL, aALEIV.
SATURDAY, OCT., 20, 1917.
Mr. Anrl fra Wm."i-,r. TT T?.,-,.T,
Jr.. entertained on Sunday night with
uc.iuinu mutueaie, giving a num
ber Of thfl mftfrifiii aof tvrin .A
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f music, their first opportunity of
hearintv th
Tom Ordeman, since his return from
New Yftrlf hpta kA .. I, .. .1 .
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I " xoruiui opening or
" the attractive new Jllahee Coun
try club, which will take pirn on Sat
urday night, October the twenty sev
enth, with a. brilliant dance..
It will be an auspicious inaugura
tion and will eall forth close to two
nunarea prominent society folk and
. out of town gucists.
Mrs. Asahel Bush, who has origin
ality plus a finely balanced idea of
the nicetie of art, ia at the head of a
coterie of nrominent matron
out the decorations and deai'ls of the'
nn:u win no aouot do the su
preme social manifestation of the en
tire winter.
While the affair wiir probably not
be on as elaobrato a scale as some of
the Subscrtnrinn nlnh Ann it- .:u
bo carried out in keeping with the
By ALINE THOMPSON
At the F. A. Moore residence Wed
nesday afternoon, society flocked to,
participate in the large bridge that
thfl MftnriftV AftArniuin oltiH a.fii fn-
the benefit of the Hed Cross.
The MftnrA raairlnnfA ia ilaallv .-
TODPCd for larffn fllTW'tinna ami of.
fair was one of the most delightful of
its kind that 8alcm society folk have
sponsored.
Quantities of vivid-hued marigolds
i .
Rip?rs. Mm William TT nnn. r
William Carlisle of Petrograd, Russia,
HI-.. a:ii t ii ,, . . .
-uio. mmuu u- meyers, Mrs. lieorgo
Wood. Mrs. Charles K. Spaulding, Mrs.
Edsar Hartlev. Mm ftnrtm.ia r.ar.
On nf Boston. Mnafl Mr rha.ln. HA,..
ry, Miss MattieBeatty, Mrs. Edwin
naker, Mrs. .Lenta Westaeott, Mrs.
John Brophy, Mrs. David W. Eyre,
Mrs. Percy Cupper, Mrs. W. G. Allen,
Mrs. George Post, Mrs. Joseph Baum-
---" mnsora, an. ueorge rost, Mrs. Joseph Baum
artistically arranged m hucre hanrincr 1 cartner Mm. .Tnhn r'.,.i.ii xa. n--
baskets and jars. wre used about the hurt Vtmn Mr .ir'.n.
, ' . . - - - - , iijto.ii. naituji, MrH,
cara rooms, narmomzing with the soft James Cninnock, Mrs. E. O. Siecke,
m , .. u iurmsnings. mis. josqin a. Austin, Mrs. W. P.
Twelve tnhlpa wr .mu.,! u. n.. t .- t.i r ' . . -L .
- , ...... H.iU..KUU w mo jj-ftjicr iwrs. dunn fl. ocott, Mrs. A.
pikers, eacn memocr or the club asi- L,. Uyon of Portland, Mrs. Asa I.
- . "i ncping wita ine ueorge a. Wood won the honors, and
rustic club house, and will bo extreme- added it to the afternoon's proceeds
Jy smart. if,. ... j r
inff fnnr nf hp fiini,a
By way of varying from the usual
er holding the highest score $2-50. Mrs.
r!nn- V il . i
Ideally situated on the highest point
of tho golf links, with an inspiring
view, with restful aBd delightful sur
roundings the new Country club will
n f f,.-.7 fi . i . . - ..
ia hjhh ror social xcstiv-
lties, and will no doubt be the scene
of much gayety winter and summer
alike. .
Mrs. William P. Lord and her daugh
tor, Miss Elizabeth Lord left early in
the wim !r tt.r pn,H.nj .. 1
M, .nTV. nr'ii- r. t "T""'!""1-' "rnoon were JMrs. William H. Eld
- M's. William P. Lord. Jr on ridge, Mrs. John H. Albert, Mrs. Thom-
motor trip to Tacoma and American as A. Livesley, Mrs. Harrr H. Oliuger,
Phi. i. . M- Jhn J. Roberts, Mrs. Henry W.
They will be away for a few days Meyers, Mrs. William H. Lytle, Mrs
longer and will also visit Rainier Na-S. Guv Sargent, Mrs. Oliver C. Locke,
tional Park before cominir home. (Mrs. Thomas B. Kay, Mrs. Zadoc J
for the Red Croxa
lUrS. Iifl.WrpniA T ..orvia
charge of the affair and was assisted
bv the nthpi. nieriih(.ii nl.il. i.
cludinir Mis Cni'tuta Unn,n fra nnA
Jewis, Mrs. R. B. Goodin, .'ars. Georgo
cj. oniiaeicr, airs. Jrann u. Bowersox,
Airs. (ienrfTA Watunn Xlvm T?tlaA C1W.
lingham, Mrs. Halj)h Glover, Mrs. Ar-
taur nt moors ana Mrs. rredonck
Lamport.
Those aid in ir in thn unponrnm ha
afternoon wore Mrs. William H. Eld-
Eof, Mrs. John R. Pollock Miss Ed-
i a juizuru, airsj. w. 1. ataiey and Mrs.
Fiorenco Irwin.
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Ku,nL ui iuioo fiwHucB xioier, ana Will
V.- U 1
Friends ara wAlfnmincr ha. nhaata
a. iu-oores liueen Moro and. who nr-
rived in' Salem from Portland, early
III IUQ WUCK.
Mrs. Mooree will be domiciled at The
vouri aparrmpnts.
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very informallv nn TriHnv nftnoAn
with a charming little tea and sewing
bee in honor of Mrs. Elmer Ludden
("Edith Rnrrnnl nf ftrfinta Taaa -l;.,
a. -tow jiiLJiimnj irienus to greet ner.
. , la w i"' iuv.i ua:rjiu Ilia
Trnir nnd lini innt wioif i.nWIv
v noil 1 17 B UC1 UL
jimuu at'ugnuui Dy many uttie atten
tions from her old friends.
Mrs. Eyre's guests were Mrs. Clyde
0. Graham, Mrs. William Connell Dy-
fer, Mrs. George William Gray, Mrs.
Prince W. Byrd and Mrs, Otho Eagan.
j- rmia a. -jirens ana winning the
commendation of many critics of ihe
east. v
Mrs. T. A nWTi r,f c:i....f i. -
' - u w WUTB1WU, miJU
has delighted Salew society on several
occasions also sang a group of wonder
ful gems. , .
Mrs. Olson
aturo Bflnrann Tnino nvn 1:..
. i., vl lain iuiiij.
and a personolity of charm and grace-i
uOth She and Mr OrHnmoT, ,v
erous with their encores, the guests in
sisting nnnn nnmliiis nA. i
trom their wide repertoires.
The Burghardts are great devotees
muoiv., niiu uoin aciiinc in enrertflin
ing friends with similar tastes at
these very artistic affairs.
ounaav night they asked several out
in 6uran (ueiuuing, jir; ana Mrs.
1 erer Youn? nf Aihon u,
1 4 - o . ) ' n mi aula.
SJ. A. Olson. Ml Mii hoi r
Baloh Service nf Rilvortnn ri,
enjoying the affair .were Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas A. T.ivnulav vi anj i u .. i.
......j, .j... ciiivi kiib. nuu-
crt w.cKinnie Hofer, Mr., and Mrs
Chaimcey Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Asahol
Bush. Mr; A.nri Mf. Prailiifl T ipi,:.i
sen Mr. and Mrs. John J. Boberta, Dr.
and Mrs. William H. Lytle, Mr. and
ttuiuorn ana AlDert iiJgan.
A ROimim nf atfiraral nn :M T a
Jand is being enjoyed, by the C. P.
Bishops, Who, wfent down anrlv in th..
weeJc for grand opera.
The Biahons orn ttrpni lotra-a n
ra. and hnvn aftiTiini oro.i. ,
iuvj fvj.ii ue iiuMte iomorrow
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3clla Orowdor MiUor, Utarary and dramatic laterpretor who will be on of
the ata, attractiona of tblt eSon's local Ljum Cs!T " f
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Only Few Days Left to
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Henri Scott
Delia Crowder Miller
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Tickets on Sale at Music Stores
Telephone or Mail Orders NOW to
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Telephone l OS 1 M Salem, Ore.
(i for One Dollar'
I Mr. and Mrs. John J. Roberts enter
tained informallv
with a charming dinner in honor of
LIlt'JT flflllMt) Ulliioro 111 a n lT t.,. 7 ; 1
liain Carlisle of Petrograd. Russia.
Covers for nine wore arranged about
a tauin n.rtistifnl1i, mUli i,;..:..
hucd garden flowers. ,
After dinner the nnrfv won anTnnt.
od by a few more guost all of whom
were old friends of Dr. Carlisles.
ThoRA crathorincr in rrt.inf fl.n V .
n -- iuuu inw uuiiui
CfueHts were Mr ami Mi.a TkA.n. a
Liveslcv. Mr. and Mrs Clifford
Mr. and Mrs. Asahel Bush. Mr. ami
i nomas v. Smith, Jr., Mr. and Mr V.
MlJ VI II PHm II ton M r o J AT.. m J
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enc D. Thielsen, Mr. and Mrs. William
ii. rurgnarar,,.jr., Mrs. M. A. Uoff and
Mrs. Gertrude Cameron of Boston,
"J-USS.
Miss Jessie Bass of Seattle, Wash,,
who has been visiting her relatives.
", iurs. ueorge u. jjrown, for p.
few davsi' left, today for Los Angeles,
California, where she "will tho
winter.
Salem, and has many old friends hore.
Mr. nml Mr Tlinmaa TT rii.11An.n..
had a number of friends at their home
on Thursday for on informal
Of "S00." Five table wnro nrrnmrail
for the guests in rooms attractivoly
...i. ..unlit,, nill, CIU nULlUIl.
Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Siecke were award
ed the high score honors.
After the card games tho' hostess
served delightful rnfriahmi.ntB B..;.f.
ed by Mrs. Merlin Harding.
x nose making up the tables were
Mr. and Mrs. TiVnnk fl Mtini.1. nr
and Mrs, Grant R. Bonnell, Mr', and
iurs. James r. uninnoek, Mr. and Mrs-
Uordon McGilchrist, Mr. and Mrs.
Merlin 1-In.riliiiir Mi o-"il "KTva T? n
Siecke, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burton, Mr.
miu mis. vy. i3. vvouo ana wit. anu Mrs
Craig Marvin.
Salem is havincr nn intoT-aofm
SOn. bnr.h in nitmha, f Vinni!
tertainments, and in tho originality
and cleverness thnt th nvtrint;
men of the city have shown in carry
ing out successful affairs.
There seems to be a superabund
ance of latent talent wrapped up in
the rmtriotin fnld
brought forward, and the present emer
urmgs our, an ot the native
thrift said ingenuity.
TCVATI ot tliia aL .1... iL i.i.
- j"d vauy ujr, iub atten
tion Of eVArVnnA in flalam ia fnAnJ
upon the big "Carnival of Nations"
10 De given at the armory on Satur
day November the third.
The frolic, by the by, is being giv
en to aid in flrpntincr a fnnA tknt .:il
enable the lm-jil Tinti niaa .hanf n
1. Ul Jtio 11H'IV1 l,U
vvuiiiiue ira .wotk.. . - ,
It will llAi a imimia n.'i.n.i tl.:n
"Carnival of .NaHnnn " nml tho nn..
fectioa of every detail will make it
mieresiing ana jaseinatmg to a de
gree. There will -be booths to repre
sent all of the illlinrl
variety of novel features and all man-
ntw nf nn. .Ii otn im n i,n i
j"j ioi.iw;.xuji lur every pleas
ure seeker.
Mrs. John A. Carson, and the heads
ui me various local auxiliaries are the
women to whom the Red Cross and
Salem are indehteil fni tMa ninim
idea, which no doubt will be the big
gest and most unique benefit of the
vixtiy ctusun. i
At a meeting of the chairmen of the
auxiliaries this week, it was decided
to eliminntn Hia iit.npv donna nrl.:An
formerly was included in the list of at
tractions pUnmcd" for tihe . benefit.
However there will be music and a
deliffhtf til nrnf,rnmm VintJ, oftaHnnAn
and evening;, and this along with the
many other features will make the car--nival
unusually attractive. Any other
societies wishing to participate in tho
benefit are urcreil n nntifV Mi-o f'o.
SOn at Once.' nn thnt thn final n.i.nnrrn- i
ments for tho affair may be made at
the meeting to be held at tho Commer-
Kitxi auo jiuuTsuay.
Handso
GoatsSuits Oresses
In the fresh arrivals, "many New Models are shown. . . ...
Coats That Are "Different"
Coats That Are "Distinctive"
me, warm, rrachcal toats
Suits Fresh from the Makers :
Suits of Every Authentic Style j f
ur esses with Snap and Style
Dresses of Exceptional Beauty
All popular materials. All popular colorings. All at popular prices
COATS FROM $7.48 TO $65.00
Extraordinary Offerings
: Dresses from $9.75 to $45 Suits $24.75 and $34.75
Underwear, Corsets, Waists, Hosiery, Neckwear, Gloves.
Children's Dresses, Childree's Coats, Infants' Wear
U. G. SHIPLEY COMPANY
Uuthtters to Women, Misses and Children
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Dr. and Mrs. Willinm f!o1i.l I .. n... , ..
trncrrnri n,7Dai v. iu SH tnce snciton, one of Salem
lllff 'f ! mh0 -are en3yiaS a teachers of music, hag been simiallv
rouiia oi gayeties given by their honored bv
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nCNilnv in Portland nat-inn i.i.
to be tho guest of friends for a per-
loiiimiji-D ux gruu opera.
Simjilicity was the keynote of the
wedding ot- Miss Mnv stonalnff ...ii
George Frederick Chambers, which
was solemnized Wetlnna.lat, nmnin t
eloven o'cloek at the Steusloff resi
dence on Court street. Rev. Carl H. El
liott nf the First
officiated and tho young couple was
unattended.
Only relatives and a few close
friends were asked fnr t-ha
and the dinner which followed.
The bride, who is a ril,i.,fy Ki..r.ntia
wore a gown of white Georgette crepe
an lR h nsnnmi nml aha Komio,! . i .
or of Cecil Brunner roses and lacey
Miss Drtrnrhv Prrnrva nlmtArl T Vn.,
I , ---- - - v . k ji.M i uuueir
grins' wedding march and Mrs. A. J.
wis wiiore ana arter the cere-
niOllV. Shfl first finr in rn
Thine," followed bv :'The Birthday."
a tie rtwmenFo was attractively decked
with white rhrvRanlliAnmni- A nl
j ...... puling
wti"ii formed an effective background
iui iiio cprfimnir.
iollowiug the ceremonv a dinner
Dr. anA fr ft TP. Tii. Sjtnfno.
home early in' the week from .Neskowih
ume mey nave oeen enjoying a sev
eral daVS SOIOUrn at their aummar
home. i '. , ' .
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MrS. .PerCV f Williu vKn nno'nunn
here visiting her sister, Mrs. J. A. Kem
ington, left Thursday for Portland en
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iimiD iu boston, iuass., 10 om Aneitten
ant Colonel Willis who ift now ntntinn.
ca at j-nrt strong.
Mrs. Willis will leave Portland Sun
day and will, be aeeoinpanied by her
nieCe. MIaR Paulino RaTnintrfnn !.
expects to remain in the east for a
year or longer, ..
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Mr. and Mra. 'Rnnalrl C. niAtita
hosts Tuesday night, when they enter
tained the members of the "Yomarco"
Club at their linmn nn "NTnrth I'ntnmai.-
Cial Street. Thin I'luh la tnnilA nn nf a
congenial group of young married folk
and about 30 members ahnred in tha
festivity. ,
The (il'AniTtn -nraa annnA in.n,.!)..
, "uw iiuwiiiiaii
With music nnd aamott .Tnhn W Tn.U
and Alfred A hrnmm cann- bhv.m
solos and duets, and Congressman Wil
lis C Hawley, who arrived only Mon
day from Washino-tnn. Ti C toM snm
weird and interesting ghost stories.
At a late hour, the guests gathered
in the dining room for delightful re
freshments. Here and : tlsewhere
throughout the house, the decorations
wero suggestive of Hallowe'en.; Quan
tities of ferns. And Autumnal fnliama
decked the rooms, while a huge pump-
m, nasiurtiums ana yeuow sshaded
candles were used to adorn the refresh
ment table.
Mrs. f4lnv'Mr vna oaaiatn1 Kw tin
young niece, Miss Vera Wright,
O-rf-- ft--v kij VUCU
rrientJs were the hnnnr cnm.n no;n
last nierht at. a ohnnminir ,i,'. t,,.
which Mr. and Mrs." Chauncey . Bishop
were hosts. ' " .
There were si fnhlna aani,
11.1 TUH iivi., Ill' 11 uuud a.
little differently with silver or crystal
candle sticks containing pastel shaded
candles. Boutonniereg ol garden flow
ers, corresno-ndino- n-itK hn
' c ...in IHU CUIUI
scheme of the various tables wejo giv
en each guest, and in this way they
found their partners and plaoes, After
each course the man mnvsil tn a ,i;t.
ferent table. V
Alter the dinner the evening was
made delightful hr kr
sang several clever French and Eus-
iu.ii sqngs, ana Tom Urdeman, who
sang a group of iis most attractive
solos.
Mr. and Mm. nialinn'a 'm,it. ttl.
.UuVfi i, guaiB vvilu
Ur. and Mrs. Carlisle were Mr. and
MrS. John .T. nnhrta fi- nA Til
Frederic D. Thielsen, Mr. and Mrs. W.
nAuiviu rumniaTi. wir. nnn Mr Mok-w
Hawkins. Mr nil Mm umi. v,
Aviunu, mr, ana jvirs. I nomas A-
T.'.,nnlnM 11'- J r nr....
"'"mij, iur. ana jvirs. wuiiam tl
Burghardt, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Asahel
BllSh. MtHA AlinA Ttirmihinn n ,1 fT
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Ordeman.
refreshments were served, the hostess
being assisted in the serving by her
daughter, Miss Esther Davies. The
next mooting of the club will be . at
the home of Mrs. H. 8t. Helens, on
Wednesday, Noveinber- foiir-tee-nth.
(Continued on page three)
A delightful affair nf iha mil waul.
was the informal afternoon for which
Mrs. U. G. Shipley and Mrs. William
H. SteUSloff .WerA inint hnataaana Wnl.
nOSdaV When thnw ' ant.-JninnJ
j vuivi lauiuu ,uv
lieisure Hour club, which is composed
ua tvuuii. &o prominent matrons.
ThA orilAatn nninvml .a nn.lw A
of th afternoon at the Shipley resi-
uuui-c, nu iaier gatneaea at the Steus
loff home for a delightful lunch. .
Ahnilt- 90 (VllAata ehamj 1 - 1
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pitality of tho. hostesses; Mrs. J. Wil-
!iam fliDmlinu XT I i
'""i ittuiiici- ua Atewuerg ana jurs.
Frank BaiIav nf nnnniPAnio nnin
. J -. .-.iviu O UU .11
tional guests.
Mm nenrcrA T.- Pur-n.. n.V , 1, T
i'f. i', " "U 11 HO UCOAI
here for several days, will return to
-aaiuAiu sue xirst oi me weK. ;
committee of the Stato Music Teachers
association, the presidency pf the Sa
lem .branch; but , on account of her
many other duties was obliged to de
cline the honor.
Dr. and Mrs. William Carlisle of Pe
trograd, Russia, who have been the
CliestS nf thnir Tlntiiraa fl,- Tu r
1 - ..l. TH, i,, U11I1 J.
iioberta fnr a. fnw lava nrlll 1.-
' mil lULUIU IU
Portland early in the coming week.
The Carlisle nrrivAil tmm
iv,, nuoa;,i
only a week nr sn son omi .
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many interesting stories of the Eussiat Pn ., . , S .
court dentist for a number of years 50St "; S6118 Gruenberg, Violin, New
Although as yet, their plans are in- g' otIier emlnAiit lEhiropean
definite, the Carlisles expect to make ! 6achers su as Louis 0. Elson and
their home in Pnrtlnn1 .t ia , Josef Adamowski. -.
IVUOl Ulll.ll
after the war. Tnotr-,. i .
aia A--w xiiig. uon., vioun,
. , , ' , Piano, Normal Depts., Boston (1911-
v Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. W. T. 1912) ; Five years head of Violin Dent
JOY TURNER
MTJ8. BAO."
VIOLINIST - PIANIST
The afternoon vr, nnnni wi Ani.
work and a guessing contest, which
was won by Mrs. Boss Moorcs. Later
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Mrs. Ernest Harold Choate i
TEACHER OF EOCUTION
Orchestra, Theory and Piano Ensem
ble taught without extra charge.
Studio: 335 N. Capitol St. Thone 468M
ADA MILLER, Mus. Bac.
Coloratura Soprano
a.
HENPKICK '8 APARTMENTS
ooo j-erry titrcet .
Beginners class starts Oct. IS.
Phone 1432 for appointment or 4c
can at above address from 2:30
to 4 p. m. daily except Sundavs.
cepteo. Beslience Studio 660 N. High
.Port graduate Chicago Musical Col
lege available for Concert. Oratorio
Becital. A limited number of pupils ae-
jst Phone 1948.
The m.aiilAnnA nf Mm 1? A i tr"..A
was the scene of a delightful informal
garnering several navs ago, when Mrs
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..i..,. ,,K win cirriiiunv a dinner ! gainenng several navs ago, when Mrs.
wail served, tho table being decked Kurt and Mrs. Henry H. Vandervort
With an artistic ftnunmimiint nf ln..n1T I nntAi-tninni. Ik. Man,),... n aU a in
- ...v uvu lll-CnllvA
with an artistic arrangement of lovely
i
Mr. and Mrs. Chambers left for Port
land en route to Cornucopia, Oregon,
where thev will make their home.
The bridA ia rimm-nta nf r- .1
Mrs William Steusloff, well known
entertained the member nf the
club. The early part of the afternoon
Vk'&a whilod awsv with isn . i i it on A luti-
the hostesses served refreshments. The
club members enjoyinjj the afternoon
wvre; Aira, ,f. A. amis. Aira K K
Mrs. V A TCllint r. Q01Ann -
I . .a..v kwHUl TW IIW TT llii
here yesterday and spoke before the lo-
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iii muira juenrai uiture club, left
for her hnm this mnrninn M-n 1711:aax
, " " """""Hi IU1A
is chairman of the ladies' state cosser-
vaunn miivum .1 n t ami in . .1 B :
.1 a, voiji iu-
terestmg address. She was entertained
Until tndnv at tna hum. nf f i-:t
fc Hv . .. w u i". . i 1. 1 ill 1 II li-
liam Bell. Boseburg Keview.
MisS Tdn Ri 111 Til llllO Kod ntumnn Tl-.. .3
nesdav October the twenty fourth as
the date for her marriage to Joseph M.j
RieiT nf PnrtlanH a I i
I " n lit mii-
emntzed in that, citv at th
ua uer uncie ana aunt, Air. and Mrs.
AAiirvey wells.
Ihe ceremony will be characterized
T n r'Tn rt rtk bittitiKaUip HI t
Innao Ail on ir" T AJ ; 1 1 1 -l " -ITT I
residents of talem and a sister of Miss j Vincent, Mrs. I. J,, Aeheson, Mrs- . j"X charming simplicity and will be at
- - -."w a a t7iT fl-
irnt'iivH pin ann hi ttnt- i
. " MWOfc MX x i .cutis
nere and in Dorvallis, where she at
tended ho Oregon Agricultural col
lege. Cham hern in the inn r- -.i. at..
jJ. William t numbers of Newberg, an
u.mutfr or .insepu w. Chambers of
the .firm of Chambers and Chambers
Vincent, Mrs. J. U AeJiesort, Mrs- A. J ru,lul simpitcuy ana win be at
E. Hunt, Mrs. & C, Deling, Mrs. J. A. tond onJy for the immediate family
Baker Afrs. A. A. Lee Mrs. W. C.!and a fow of the bride's close girl
Voung, Mrs. P. J. Kurte. The gnets ! 1Yiends
of the afternom. wr Afr .T. 4 T.-.AA f
and Mrs. Ben T West.
.
Mr. and Mrs rn.QTlAM 1? Sf-.lKn
where they have been spending their
" uiwra ana vnambers ! "ere tny BaVe been spending their
if- Vc y' R- Kwtl Chambers and honeymoon. Their marriage which took
mis family own large farming inter-as a big surprise to their friends,
ests near ewbere. when thv k.M an onlv & fw w.rd mn'r. i
a handsome country home. He also is
t;rnuuaie or v. A. i.;.
as onlv a few wra rwrntirtn tn uns a
the secret of the coming nuptials.
At a niff in r nf V a aini
the Pira: r.tKA;f i..K.k
"" " uu fU-
neay afternoon the members of the
arimis ii ri Imi vntnA . A .
' v uuaill!llUU8JV tO
serve only such refreshments hereafter
as do not remi ire nutm an A n-k; i
- . " - '"pi"' nui iiuur.j
l&mgs containing- tnese ingredients
wiu oe taooo until after the war which
is in o-ftrmratinn - v4i-k j i
- , r - UCUlilUU
for rood conservation.
. -Mr,
and Mrs. Percy Yonng of Al-
Mr. and fra PTinr...- tt tt .v ;m C. Mint-a ik n4 f A dk . n oanv motored i Solam -:nu
TOrea to Euui'iia tnlor ...n .. dOwninf mnfor A Van.,;. i I oe mests At thtx imnA a. Ar.
mtan vnui Sunday ai&ht, . m the week, returning W ednesday Mrs Chauncey Bishop were hosta.
ladles' Fine
TPV
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I have opened a TaUor Shop for Ladies exclusive.
Have had 25 years experience in leading shops in
New York City and Chicago. Carry a large line of
samples-best to be had on the markets today.
Workmanship best obtainable and prices very
moderate. Remodeling, cleaning, pressing.
All Work guaranteed.
I
-A. ICrepela
3S3 Court St, over Steusloff Market Phone 901
". A"y reiuxaea aome this morning.