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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON.- SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER S, 1927
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. and Mrs. O. A. Olson i
9crfam .-With Delightful
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ir. Lnd MT3. O.' A. Olson en
La Ined members of the Nile
:b and their husbands with a
ightful bridge party last night
their home on Fairmount Ilill.
rhe living rooms were, lorely
j" ; -a baskets of chrysanthemums
te- a variety of shades. " -.
.sixteen tables or bridge were in
; y during the evening. High
ore honors were won by Mrs. O.
-i. Newton and William IIcGilch-
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- Supper was serred at a " late
r mr In the attractive ball-room
. t the Becond floor ot the Olson
, me. The long tables were cen-
i red with chrysanthemums. Holi
uiy favors marked covers for: Mr.
ad Mrs. V. E. Kuhn, Mr. and
1 rs. E. II. Kennedy, Mr, and
. rs. M. C. Petteys, Mr. and Mrs
t sorge Dunsford, Mr. and Mrs. B.
- . Flack, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Sha-
..er. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Erlcson,
. .r. and Mrs. W. H. Bretz, Mr. and
. Irs. P. A. Eiker. V Mr. and Mrs.
avid Wright, Jdr. and Mrs.
;naries trail, jar. ana airs.
tieorge Alexahder, Dr. and Mrs.
Fred Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. William
J. Liljequist. Mr. and Mrs. Sam
f I i.aughlin. Mr. and Mrs. T. B.Pat
I I y. Dr. and Mrs. D. X. Beechler,
f :ir. nd Mrs. Paul II Hauser, Mr.
I ud Mrs. Gerald L Newton, Mr.
I r.nd Mrs. Fred Williams. Mr." and
J !Irs. William McGilchrist, Jr, Mr.
J ?;nd Mrs A Charles G. Miller. Mr.
And Mrs. Clair VIbbert. Dr. and
1 fZtra. R. W. Hans Seltz, Mrs.' Grace
i f rrar frm 1 annnf f a Tmlah Mrs
Val Mesch. Mrs. Gulwltts, Mrs
Lawrence Olson. Mrs. Alice Hoff,
Mrs. Lucille Sweeney, and the host
and hostess. Dr. and Mrs. Olson.
Mrs. Lawrence Olson. Mrs. Dav
id Wright, Mrs. Val Mesch, and
Mrs. R. W. Hans SeiU assisted
I I Mrs. Olson In serving.
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Marion County Veterans
Association Have AU-Day
Meeting in Salem
The local chapter of the Worn-,
an's Relief Corps was hostess at
an all-day meeting ot the Marion
County Veterans Association on
Thursday in McCornack HalL '
ff e morning session was de-
to a business meeting. Lun
.heon was served at noon.
- "O uuuuuuu uicciuig was tycu
I to the public. Patriotic organiza
l tion's represented at the conven
I tion were the G. A. R.; W. C;
I Sons of Veterans and their Aux
1 lllary; Daughters of Veterans,
V Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary;
'srLadles of the G. A. R.; American
y Legion, American Legion Auxil
tllary; and the American War
Mothers. One-hundred and eighty
one delegates were In attendance.
Mrs. Mary Ackerman, president
ot the W. R. C, was In charge of
the program which opened with
the singing of "America." Dr.
James Lisle offered the prayer.
Musical numbers were given by
the Sons ot Veterans Quartet;
Via Aria Hicks, who played a
flute solo; and John Foster Van
Osdal who gave two piano solos.
The speaker of the afternoon
was Dr. James Kendall Tully, pas
tor of the First Presbyterian
Church, his subject was "Amerl
lanism." Maurice Race, of the American
Legion; Mrs. King Batrtlett, of
the American Legion Auxiliary;
Clarence Miller of the Spanish
foar Veterans, and Mrs. Mark
Ekiff representing the War Moth-
trs, each gave a short talk.
Jlr. and Mrs. Boise Entertain
Merry-Go-Round Club
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben P. Boise
entertained members ot the Merry
,Go-Round Club on Tuesday eve-
"VT king In their home on Court
Street.
y . Baskets of yellow and bronse
ithrysanthemums decorated the
living rooms. ,
' High score honors were won' by
Mrs. George F. Rodgers and W1U
Thielsen. . ; -
The club membership includes:
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Kayy Mr. and
Mrs. " W. G. AllenMr. and Mrs.
Will Thielsen. Judgeand Mrs.
John II. McNary, Mr. and Mrs.
Rollin K. Page, Mr. and Mrs. A
N. Moores, Mr J and Mrs. J. N.
Smith, Mrs. 'Frank Snedecor, Mr
and Mrs. R; B. Fleming, llT and
Mrs. F. W. Spencer, Mr. and Mrs.
Max O. Burea, Mrs. Russell Cat-
Un, Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Shipley.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Robert'
son, Mr. and Mrs. William Brown,
and the host and hostess. Mr. and
Mrs. Boise.
Marion County Parent-Teach
ers Meeting), Held Yester
day in Salem
Representatives from the vari
ous Parent-Teachers Associations
of Marion county met yesterday
'for an all-day session In the Cham
ber of Commerce Auditorium.
Mrs. R. G, Wood, district-vice-
president, presided at the meeting
which opened at ten o'clock in the
morning with community singing.
The introduction of county of
ficers followed, J " .
Mrs. W. W. Gabriel, of Port
land state president of the P. T.
A. spoke in the morning telling
of the organization and the rela
tlonshlp - which now exists be
tween the national, state, district,
county," and local Parent Teach
ers Associations '
The duties - of - the . president.
secretary, and treasurer ot the as
sociation were also explained. .
A discussion of Parent-Teacher
problems was followed by a parlia
mentary drill and a "model meet
ing" exemplified. '
Luncheon was served at twelve
o'clock. "
The afternoon session ' opened
at one o'clock with an outline, qf
the work ot the department and
committees; : program making;
membership; and publicity; with
an interval of discussion follow
ing, i - . , i ,: .
, A group of musical numbers
was given. j ,
Mrs. W. W. Gabriel of Portland,
state president of the Parent Tea
chers . Association, was the prin
cipal speaker of the afternoon.
Her subject was,' "Aims and Ideals
of Parent-Teacher work." She
began her talk by telling of the
remarkable growth of the P. T.
A. which now has a membership
of a million and a quarter in the
United States and is an interna
tional organization, with associa
tions in fourteen different coun
tries..: ,- ,."
The growth in Oregon has also
been very rapid; the state having
a membership of seventeen-thous-and.
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Mrs. .Gabriel urged the local or
ganizations to affiliate with the
state association : thus automatic
ally becoming . united "with the
county tP. T. Av and adding to the
strength, and power of the organ
ization. Many of the district as
sociatlons do not become affiliat
ed with the state because they see
nothing to be gained by doing so.
They should not be interested in
what they can gain fronji the state
but what they can give to it. "
AnotheT : statement that Mrs.
Gabriel made in her Interesting
talk was the P.: T. A. is really a
"school for Parents' where they
may find what their children are
doing and may become better ac
quainted with the work of the
school and the, educators of . the
children. It also1 affords the moth
ers an opportunity to get in touch
again with1 the world. She said
that the Parent-Teachers Associa
tion may be thought of as a bridge
between the parents and the
schooL I' ' '
She also emphasized the facts
that the P. T. A. Is not a lyceum
course for the entertainment ot
the public, nor a crusade to reform
the schools for they are not in
need of reforming but of a more
complete understanding. J C 1
Mrs. Mary 1 Fulkerson closed
the session with a brief talk. ,
The group voted to meet again
in the spring and on a Saturday so
that the teachers as well as the
parents would be able to attend.
i . ' " Social Calnjab ; i
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"- Saturday -. . ( " - .
iChemeketa Chapter., D. ' A. (H.
Luncheon. Marion. Hotel. 12:30
o'clock Reservations, being made
with Mrs. U. G. Shipley or Mrs. J.
W. Harbison. . - , . ;
Woman's Club Bazaar,. Otto-J.
Wilscn Garage, .388 ; North .Com
mercial Street. All day. :
Regular meeting W. R. C; Mc
Cornack HalL 2 o'clock. Election
of officers. -, i '
Sunday ..
Informal tea. Y. W. C. A.J3 6
o'clock. Public' invited. . -I
Monday ,
. Recital of piano students of W.
U. School ot Music. Wallers HalL
8:15 o'clock. ( ,
Art Exhibit at Parrish Junior
High School. Afternoon, 4 o'clock;
evening at seven-thirty o'clock.
Swedish-American Bell Orches
tra, In Concert. First - Congrega
tional Church, Liberty and Center
Streets. Matinee for children, 4:15
Adults, 7:30 o'clock. - ?
Card party, sponsored by It- N.
A. - Fraternal .Temple. 2 o'clock.
Bible Class. Mrs. C. A. Park,
1485 Chemeketa St. 2:30 o'clock.
Book ot the Month drib.' Rev,
Martin F. Ferrey, leader. Woman's
Club-house. ' 1
Current Events Class. Dr.' F. G
Franklin, leader. Woman's Club
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Garden Club. Chamber of Com
merce Auditorium. 8 o'clocki t-
Tuesday , ' '
Art Exhibit. Parrish Junior
High SchooL Afternoon', 4 o'clock;
evening at seven-thirty o'clock.
: Bridge tea. Sponsored by - choir
ot ' St. Pauls Episcopal Church.
Mrs. V. E. Kuhn, hostess." I f:
Fishers are Hosts at Thanks
giving Celebration in the 4
South : : .-r.
The many friends of Mr, and
Mrs. D. W. Fisher and Miss Mar
garet Fisher who left earlier in
the fall to make their home : in
Pomona, California,; will be in
terested 5 In -the following . an
nouncement which appeared in a
recent Pomona papr: l ; ? . :
"Dr. and Mrs. Ward L. Fisher,
of. 516 Lincoln Avenue, entertain
ed the members of their families
at a Thanksgiving dinner Thurs
day in their home. Guests includ
ed Mr. and Mrs. R. D. May of
Claremont, parents of Mrs. i Fish
er; Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Fisher,
parents of Dr. Fisher," who have
recently come from Salem Ore
gon to make their home in Pom
ona, California; Mr. - and I Mrs.
Jack R. Galvin and daughter, Bet
ty Lou; Miss Margaret Fisher;
Dr. and Mrs. Robbin Fisher; "Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Herman and her
little son, Billy; Miss Loul Jane
Hatch of Pasadena; and Barbara
and Buddy Fisher, daughter and
son of the hosts."
Three-Day Hospital Bazaar
Will Close This Evening
The Salem 1 General ' Hospital
Benefit Bazaar which has been
given Thursday and Friday in Ot
to J. Wilson's garage at the cor
ner of North Commercial and Cen
ter Streets,-will close this evening
The affair has been directly spon
sored by the Hospital department
of the' Salem Woman's Club. '
, The committee, including ' Mrs.
Erwin F. Smith,- Mrs. William Mc
GUchrist, Jr., Mrs. Frank Spears,
and Mrs. Walter Spaulding has re
ported that the bazaar has met
with complete success. '
,The general public is invited to
participate and to attend the ba
zaar has met with complete" suc
cess. .--v..
The general public 13 invited to
participate and to .attend the ba
zaar on this closing day. The hos
pital Is one of' Salem's most im
portant institutions and one in
whieh the public is greatly inter
ested. - . .' ; . ..v .
Prominent members of the Sa
lem Woman's Club will be .In
charge of the three booths which
feature, cooked-food, candy, and
Oriental novelties.
Mrs. Hauser Hostess at Ken
sington Club Meeting.. r
?Mrs. Herbert Hauser entertain
ed the Kensington Club Thursday
afternoon in her : home on ' North
Winter Street.
The living rooms were decorat
ed with baskets of bronze chrys
anthemums and yellow mari
golds. .
' Club members' present were
Mrs. Frank Power, Mrs. N. C. Ka
foury, Mrs. Charles Hudkins, Mrs.
F. S. Anunsen, Mrs. George Grif
fith. Mrs. Charles Pratt, Mrs.
George M. King, Mrs. Alfred
Smith, and the hostess, Mrs. Hau
ser. Miss Slgna Wahlstrom was
a special guest "tor the afternoon.
Salem Garden Club Will
Meet Monday Evening
1; The Salem Garden Club . will
meet at eight o'clock Monday ev
ening in the Chamber ot Com
merce Auditorium. -
Miss Gabriella Clark and Mr. W.
T. Jenks will speak on "English
Gardens."
Visiting in Salem For -
Several Days
' Mrs. W. W. Yancey and her lit
tle 'niece, Billle Yaniey of Ontar
io, Oregon, have been visiting
friends and relatives in Salem and
Amity for several days. Mrs. Yan
cey will be remembered as Miss
Helen Hardy.
Junior Business ,Girls Have
Interesting Meeting at
Y. IK. C. A.
The Junior ' , Business Girls
Club met at six o'clock Thursday
evening for dinner at the Y. W.
c. a . . .
A "Recognition Service" was
held "following the dinner. The re
mainder of the evening was spent
with conversation and music.
Those present were Miss Flor
ence Wintermute, Miss Bernice
Mulvey, Miss Eve Bumphrey, Miss
Inga Herein, Miss Florence Watts,
Miss Anona Welch, Miss Helen
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