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The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Saturday Morning, May 24, 1930
Society News and Club Affairs
Olive M. Doak, Society Editor,
Chairman Named
For Third
District
Mrs. William Fordyce Fargo,
president of the third district of
the Federated Women's clubs of
Oregon," has announced the com
mittee heads for the various: de
partments of the district with the
exception of the American citizen
chip committee which is still to be
named. The announcements are
as follows: Mrs. George Euland.
Portland, international relation
ship committee; Mrs. John Ballan
tyne of Silvcrton, extension com
nlttee. and under her will serve
. Mrs. W. W. Allen of Mill City, for
Marion county; Mrs. D. C. Staaps.
Tolk county; Mrs. R. A. Olm-
stead, Yamhill county; Mrs. C. R.
Hallbert, Columbia: Mrs. Robert
H. McGrath. Tillamook; MrS. W.
F. Roberts, Washington; Mrs. G.
f J. Frankel, Multnomah; Mrs. J. H.
Graham, Clatsop; and Mrs. F. W..
Gardner, Clackamas.
Mrs. Charles N. Bilyeu. state
Federation president, Dallas, will
ct as press and publicity chair
man; Mrs. L. C. Palmer, New
berg, public welfare; Mrs. R.
Frank Piles, Hillsboro, legisla
tion; Mrs. R. C. Mylne, MeMlnn
Tille. fine arts; Mrs. Charles E.
Beach, Rainier, education; Mrs.
Harry J. Weidmer, American
home.
The various chairman will se
lect their committee workers in
each of the nine countries. This
rclection has not yet been com
pleted. The program committee for the
next district meeting which win
take place some, time the first of,
1931 in Hillsboro with the Coffee
club acting as hostess, has been
announced. Mrs. C. H. Emmott, Is
chairman and with her will be
Mrs. Thomas Connell, and Mrs.
Lena G. Peters all of Hillsboro;
and Mrs. John Frances Dobbs, of.
Forest Grove; , Mrs. David Wright
of Salem.
Mrs. Fargo announced Friday
that the Portland federation of
women's organizations, the Yam
hill county federation and the
Washington county federation had
all three voted unanimously to
enter the third district or the
state federation.
Encinitis Club
Closes Club Season
The Encinitis club held its last
regular meeting Thursday night
at the Argola at 6:30 o'clock with
Miss Dixie Matthews, member of
the National Council of Business
Girls, as honor guest.
Following the dinner hour of
ficers were elected for next year.
Hiss Alice Falk will serve as
president; Mildred Judson, vice
president; La Vada Garter, secre
tary; Mabel Curry, treasure Miss
Matthews gave an interesting talk
after the business session ' was
closed.
Guests for this meeting were
Mrs. Eric Butler, advisor; Mrs.
Elizabeth Gallaher. Y. W. C. A.
secretary; Miss Dixie Matthews,
honor guest; .Miss Genevieve An
derson and Miss" Dorothy Plllette,
Club members present were Mil
dred Judson. Olive Barnhard.
Bessie Tncker. Elizabeth Welch,
Gertrude Chamberlain, Mabel
Carry, La Vada Carter, Lnla
Eastrldge, Betty Elofson, Alice
Falk, Marguerite Farmer. Irene
Gilson, Esther Hilmer, Leila Park,
Lora Parker, Marie Pillette. Eve
lyn Poulson, Helen Richardson,
Dorothy Frank.' Helen Timm. El
len Power, Anona Welch, Mildred
Winkoop.
The- club will have several In
formal affairs this summer but
plan not to begin regular meet
ings until October.
Birthday Party
Attractive Affair
Hirs. K. Smith and Mrs. Agnes
Sillier were hostesses at a dellght-
I fill birthday surprise party Wed-
I nesday evening in honor of their
1 sister; Mrs. Mary Hill, and their
- father, Daniel Gibson at the Smith
I , residen on North Commercial
' street.
'A gtvap of f riea4s came in al
ter the dinner for an evening of
"500.- MrsTW. J; Wickert and
; . Robert Vickext woa ftth. score 1
Ad Mr: Al Wiker and-C. HV
vfO'.Hill won secndtWSfc Wre.IRe
fresbmeo'u followed iard; -1
" Guests for this affair were Mrs.
1 "Hill and Mrs. Oibson and Mr. and
i Mrs. W. J; Wiekert, C. H. Hni,
-Mr. and Mrs; HvC Hammel. Mr.
'and . Mrs. Al Wickert, Mr. and
Mrs. K. A. Wickert, Robert
Wickert. Mr. and Mrs. . Lloyd
Weeks. Mrs. Agnes Nairn, Mr. and
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Agnes Miller.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Saturday
Woman's club, clubhouse on North Cottage street; final
meeting of year. 1
Mrs. A. Applewhite
Is Hostess
Kingwood Thirty-one mem
bers and friends of the West Sa
lem Ladies Aid society attended
the monthly silver tea Wednesday
afternoon at-the home of Mrs. A.
L. Applewhite of Kingwood
Heights. Mrs. Ralph Sebern and
Mrs. C. J. Crabb were joint hos
tesses. The afternoon's entertain
ment consisted of music, vocal and
instrumental readings and educa
tional contests. At the tea hour,
Miss Helen Gosser assisted the
hostesses in serving.
Those present were Megdames
Edward Finley, Robert Hall, The
odore Bernard. William Hacker,
Eugene Krebs, J. M. Fisher, R. A.
Blevins, B. B. Flack, Mary Beaver,
Olin Cahnoy, M. A. Grooves, J. A.
Bedford, Irvine Miller, J. A, Goss
er, Guy New gent, Albert Beck
man,, Warren B. Baker, G. Comp
ton, Derrel Bradford, Emmet
Dickcon, Edward Brock,. Ralph
Sebern. B. K. Englehorn, A. L.
Applewhite. C. J. Crabb, J. B.
Smith, W. J. Page, Florence Al
8op, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Barber and
Misses Hazel Emmett, Helen
Gosser and Catherine Applewhite.
Clubmembers Urged
To Attend Meeting
xuemoers oi tne Salem Wom
en's club are urged to be present
for the meeting this afternoon at
the clubhouse at which time a
vote will be taken on the change
In the constitution which will
bring the meeting on Friday aft
ernoon rather than Saturday. This
matter is of importance and it 1s
being urged that all members be
present to east her vote concern-,
ing the change. .
There will be' no program meet
ing. Reports wljl be given by
members- of standing committees
and special reports will be given
by committees who worked on the
recent federation plans.
A tea meeting and social time
will mark the close of the last
meeting of the year for the Sa
lem Women's club.
D.K. P. Club
Enjoys Meeting
The members of the D. K. P.
club met at the home of Miss
Doris Pickens on Tuesday eve
ning. The time was pleasantly oc
cupied with sewing and conversa
tion and at a late hour the host
ess served dainty refreshments.
Those present were Do rot he
Pickens, Lola Dale Pickens, Clara
Jane Harms, Margaret Dough ton.
Loraine Gregg, Loree Barbara,
Elaine Foster and the hostess,
Doris Pickens.
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Clear Lake. The W. M. S. held
their regular meeting at the home
of Mrs. Bruce Jones. The lesson
for the month "The City Mind"
was presented, followed by re
freshments and a silver offering
for the "Japanese work at La
bish." Those present were Mrs.
Rebecca Jones, Mrs. J. C. McFar
lane, Mrs. L. J. Massey, Mrs. Theo.
Stolk, Mrs. V. B. Boyd. Mrs. Alex
Harold, Mrs. Bruce Jones, Rev. H.
R. Scheuerman. Opal Scheuer
mah, arid Pearl Jones.
Delightful Musical
Is Planned
Mias Elma Weller is sending out
invitations for an evening of mu
sic given by her pupils and her
self Wednesday evening, at which
time Greig's "Peter Gynt" suite
will be played.
Miss Margaret Burrows will
be reader; Mrs. Julia Harms is
to be soloist; and a rMln chorus,
Charles Nadvornik, Mary Scho
ettle, Dalbert Jepaen, directed by
Mary Scholia will give special
musical numbers.
This program will b given1 at
the residence studio of Miss Well
er at 695 North Commercial street
at 8:30 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Smith,
Miss Alice McKinnon, Walter
Soeolofsky and D. D. Socolofsky
left this morning for Seattle where
they will spend the weekend with
relatives, going at this time to
visit Edwin Socolofsky who will
leave June H to spend ten weeks
in the Orient. Mrs. D. D. Socolof
sky who has been spending a
fortnight in Seattle with her son,
will return with them.
Bridge Afternoon
Is Delightful
Affair
One of the outstanding affairs
of the week was thejbrldge after
noon for which Mrs. ;F. W. Stues
loff entertained at her home on
North Commercial street Friday
afternoon. The guestj rooms were
gayly arranged with! an artistic
arrangement of spring blossoms.
Honors for the afternoon of cards
were held by Mrs. Robert Down
ing and Mrs. F. D. Kiddie.
The invited. guest fist included:
Mrs. C. D. Purvine,; Mrs. James
Lewis, Mrs. F. E. Neer, Mrs. F. W.
Durbin, Mrs. Frank urbin, Mrs.
Russell Catlin; Mrs. Homer
Smith, Mrs. A. T. j Wain, Mrs.
Frank Spears, Mrs. !J. B. Craig,
Mrs. George Rossmaii, Mrs. H.- K.
Stockwell, Mrsrjohn? Orr, Mrs. F.
E. Halik, Mrs. F. D.jKiddie, Mrs.
Harry Crain. Mrs. W. I. Staley.
Mrs. R. B. Fiemmlng, Mrs. F; G.
Bowersox, Mrs. John; Albert, Mrs.
John Scott, Mrs. G. F. Chambers.
Mrs. Claude Steusloff. Mrs. Frank
Myers. Mrs. W. D. Clarke. Mrs.
Cuxtiss Cross, Mrs. W. H. Dancy,
Mrs. D. J. Fry, Mrs. Kitty Graver,
Mrs. C. K. Spauldingj Mrs. Walter
Spaulding, Mrs. L. D. Griffith,
Mrs. R. E. Downing, Mrs. Roy
Mills, Mrs. A. L. Brdwn, Mrs. D.
C. Minto, Mrs. E. Hartley, Mrs.
Edward Hall. Mrs. Charles Nunn,
Mrs. W. E. Wilson, Miss Priscilla
Fry, Miss Catherine Hartley, Miss
Dorothea Steusloff, I Miss Juana
Holmes of Independence.
SALEM GOLF GARDEN
Across Marion Square
566 N. Commercial
OPEN TODAY
An 18 hole
putting course
with hazards,
jump shots and
all that make,;
an interesting
game.
Good j Putting
practice for
golf! players
but easily
p 1 a ye d by
those not f a
ntiliar with the
game, j
Clubs j- Balls
ahd . instruc
tions furnished
A game for
Young and Old
Charges Saturdays, Sundays and Evenings 33c 1st 18
holes, 15c additional 18 holes
Balance of the Week afternoons $1.00
Balance of the Week forenoons 50c
Miss Eyre Has
House Guest
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Miss Rovena Eyre has as her
guest Miss Edra-Anne Seufert of
The Dalles. Miss Eyre aed Mies
Seufert will motor to , Portland
Saturday morning where they will
be the guests of Miss Dorothy and
MUs Caulean Creafh until the ear-"
- ly part of the next. week.
The Misses. Creath are enter
taining with a large tea-Saturday
, afternoon and other affairs are
being planned 'for Ui '. visitors'
Orchard Heights The West Sa
lem Women's Foreign missionary
society met Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Grace Bliss and Miss
. Helen Bliss as hostess at their
- home here". Mrs. J. W. Simmons
Jed devotions, Mrs. Bulware con
ducted the lesson period and Mrs.
M. A Groves the program, hour.
The next meeting will be . at the
home of Mrs.- Floyd DeLap - tn
.' West Salem, June-11.
. - Members present were Mrs. Lee-.
' ter DeLap,. Mrs.-Bulware. Mrs. J."
"W.lSimloonj, Mrai-M.-iA: Grove,
Mrs. Floyd DeLapMrs. JlTS. Best,
V Mrs.- GfacerEHssrand ' Mlse Hele
Bliss.-Visitor w er e ? M r g Margar-.
ct Adam and. Mrs. ReldelL
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