The OREGON STATESMAN. Salexa, i Oregoiu Snnday Moralag, March 15, 1931
PAGE SEVEN
S
ocietv News and Club Affairs
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Ouve M. Doak. Society Editor
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Reception Finale
To B. &P.W.
Week '
A- BRILLIANT reeiptloB
vht in conclusion the
"obBerration" of "national
Business and Professional Worn
en's 'jreek' In Salem The recep
hA In the social rooms
of Lausanne " halL" THere " during: J
the erenlnc and until i o ciock
maor, of , the members or we
women organixatlnis of the
city called to pay compliment to
the hostess club. .
The loTely rooms of Lausanne
hall irere arranged In colorful
lit. -M 09
and dainty manner wun uutr
dlls, forsythla and plum " blos
soms In large arrangements."
The oral serrlce table tn the
mall reception room was -centered
with a low, oral basket of
daffodils, heather, accacla, Toses,
tulips, and Iris in pastel shades
of pink, yellow, blue and laren
der. Crystal and silver and tall
a . m varv
green upers toiuiito j
lorely table. Mrs. Bnsseu cai
lin and Mrs." FY A. Elliott pre
sided at the serrlce table.
A U, AVVlwvuv. ......
1.1,1. wmv nt Mcnti for the club.
a hrMkfut in comoliment to
the ;cluh president, Mrs.- Mona
Yoder, introduced the week's ae
tlTfties. A banquet wa spon
sored Wednesday night in the
Masonic temple.- Special talks
hare been made In the schools
by members "of the club on the
work of women in the world and
other interesting activities " hare
been carried on in compliment to
the nStlonal week being ob
served all over the United States
by ' Business , - and Professional
women. . " ' .
California House
Guest Complimented
An attractive card evening was
given this week by Dee .Himes at
his South Winter street home in
compliment to Elwood Tatman of
Los Angeles, cam., a nouse guest
at the Martin home. - .
Winning scores were held by
"MU- Ruth Powell. Elsworth Mc-
Clary, Miss Bernice Termari, and
Floyd AJbin. Foiowmg caras a
late supper was servedwlth Miss
Agnes Axe assisting Mrs. J. M.
Martin In serving. - -
Guests in compliment to Mr,
Tatman were - Misses rTeij u
Ituthford, Elvina Kasbers, Agnes j
Axe. Betty Wolniak. Ruth Powell,
Gladys Powell, Eula Pence. Es
ther Scottard. Bernice Terman
and Elswrth MeClary, Floyd Al
blnRay Blckford. Roth Powell;
and Kenneth Martin. , ; ,
Mothers Circle
x T.lami The Mother's
circle held their regular meeting
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. George AsberJu Ron. call
was answered by each givinj some
Item of eurrent events The busl
mm mwthif In - charce of
the president. Mrs. Grace Wiley.;.
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Mrs. C. L. FOTwi oi ue umwa-
rale district was an eepecUUy Ja-
. (l milt fnr tTva TlnmOim ofBX-
plaining to the'club In'full'defair
the object -ana ianciujiung w
county and state federation of
clubs. . -
ch av Mine Terr Interesting
Items concernlns; the tame and
I some of. the more Important ac
., complements of ., the organisa
tions. :- - -A.
Due to a small attendance the
final decision as to the Mother's
Circle becoming a member of the
federation was , postponed "until
the next meeting, March 25 to
be held at the home of Mrs. An-
YTMnHflnTlflllf"-
Af ter the business meeting, a
short social time, under the direc
tion of Mrs. Hattie Lesley, was
enjoyed. At the close, dainty re
freshments were served by the
- v.t.4 utrm r.cnrm A&her. There
were six members present and two ,
guests, Mrs. C. L. Fowler and
Mrs. L. V. French.
The Liberty Community club
met Friday evening in the com
unntt inhhmiiA -and enjoyed
the presentation of an excellent
program given py tne uoenj
rhnrui. and readings' and
: musical numbers I by Orpha May
Dasch, Teddy ! Goraon, weveriy
ikfiiirbHat;- Robert Hntcheon,
Joe Williams, i WilUam McGilch-
rist Sr., James McGiicnrist. Tne
Boys chorus which Is' under, the
direction of Prof, ameron Marsn
ii nr - Qiiinmptta Dnlversitv sane
nr the first time Fridav night
- mnA hail tn star without a direct
or because of the illness of Prof.
exceueni periormance.
The Woman's Foreign Mission
- ary society of Leslie Memorial
church will meet Wednesday at
2 o'clock i In the church parlors.
There will be, in. addition to the
; r,,uiir nrnnun. aneial features
la. commemoration of Founders
Day. Mrs. J. S. Murray is the
hostess. " - "
. An Interesting dinner party
wtfh onvera for seven will cele
brate the eighty-sixth, birthday of;
cni r.n r Ma home todav. Mr.
and Mrs. Den: Levy 6f Portland
war be special guests.- Spring
flowers are to be used for table
decorations. .
Mrs. Bertha Junk Darby gave a
recital at her home Saturday
night. Pupils taking part were
John Magusseh. William Blaks-i---
rifa nnr Krft. DorothT Bar-
- kerV Fred Magussen, Alice Bar-'
' kus Eleanor wagner, Meien xxei
ger, Irma Leach and Wallace;
- Guthrie. ' 1 - .
Gwendolyn Stolllker spent Fri
day in Portland where she is taa
Ing up piano with Ttuth Bradley
Kelser. - i : -!:::-.v ' ." .'. ' ' ' I ;
Central Howell Mrs. "Lester
Lelghty etaterUlned in honorof
h-r small daughter, Grace Marie,
on her fifth birthday anniversary
c.nrAmw T.tttle rirls present
' "were Geroldlne Olson. Irma Ku
: easi, Barbara adley, Irma Cow
'defi and Grace' Marie Lelghty,
SOCIAL CALENDAR
7 . ' Monday. March 16 fv, - i
V Stated communication, Willamette Shrine," White
Shrine of Jerusalem,; preceded by dinner at f :S0 o'clock,
.Masonic temple; , for reservations call. 2285M. ; i - i
: . Salem Dakota' club, 7:30 o'clock,, special meeting .;
and presentation of two act play. .-
History section of Salem Arts League, home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Clifford. 1585. Ferry street, 7:3u.o'clock4
South . Division Women of First Presbyterian;
church. Mrs. Anna Winter, 951 Oak street, 2 o'clock. k
Study classes of Salem Woman's dub. 3:30 o'clock
In club house. , i ,
I Tuesday, March 17 ' '
Salem Writer's section of Salem Arts league,' 8:00
o'clock. Dr. and Mrs. H. J. ClemenU, 30 North 14th
street- . -,:- '' "" ' H - f
- Kappa Alpha "Theta guest of Mrs. Guy Viacent'.
Smithnd Mrs. Tom Wood, apartment 208, Royal Court J
apartments.
W. C. T. U., all-day . meeting, potluck dinner at.
noon. George Alexander and Frank Mlnto special speak
ers in afternoon meeting. -
War Mothers of Salem chapter, 2 o'clock, in Amer-r
lean. Lutheran church; St. Patrick's program and social j
meeting. - .
Etokta Woman's club. Mrs. Vard Hughes, 194 S
Chemeketa street; Mrs. Addison Lane lead study on Ore
gon history. - I ; '
Past Noble Grand association, with. Mrs. Hodge,'
1270 Chemeketa, 7:30 o'clock.
; j Wednesday, March 18
Mccormick class of First M. E. church, Ralph .,
Kletsing home, 8 o'clock. t
Woman's Foreign Missionary society, 2 o'clock, ln:
church parlors of Leslie Memorial church.
''! ; " Thursday, March 19
Faculty Woman's club. Miss Helen Pearce, hostess -at
home 27 North Winter, 2:30 o'clock.
War Mothers Plan
St. Patrick's
Program j if
THE American War Mothers of
the Salem chapter are antici
pating , a pleasantaf ternoon
Tuesday beginning at 2 o'clock,
when the chapter meets to ob
serve its regularly monthly social
meeting. This -meeting will be
dedicated to the spirit of St. Pat
rick and a program has been ar
ranged by Mrs. Laura B. MeAd-
ams, chairman of the social committee.-:"
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r.rnun ainrlnr will be enloved.
the life of St. Patrick will be giv
en hv Mrs. Mettle Schramm, -Aa-
die Curtis will give a group of
readings, Lymaa Mcuonaia wui
give a group of vocal selections
nd there will be other vocal and
instrumental, numbers offered. ; 4
All mothers of sons who spent
time 111 the service are cordially
invited t this meeting. ' J ; h
The social committee In charge
of the afternoon Is Laura B. Mc-
Adams. Flora Clark, ' Mary Ken
nedy, Mrs. Fred irlxon Mrs H.
H. CI ea Viand. M In ale G. Keener,
Helen Carson, Myra Sawyer, So
phia Keene and Cora M. Price.
Members of Willamette Shrine,
order of White Shrine. of Jerusa
lem, will elect officers Monday
evening following an anniversary
dinner at. 8:30 o'clock, which
dinner will commemorate the
ninth birthday of the order. Mrs
E. B. Babriel will receive dinner
reservations- by telephone, 2285-
M.
Amaranth Grand ! !
Court Well Attended
The Grand Court ef the order
et the Amaranth which was In
session In Salem all day Saturday
attracted approximately ia peo
ple here as guests, among them
many ol the grana oiiicers oi in
state led by the grand royal mat
wn Tif ra.nd rnval natron. Mrs.
Jennie Smith and Guy Smith both
of Portland. ; Mrs. lone ora oi
Los Angels, supreme royal ma
tron' was also a visitor for. this
court meeting.
Election of officers was one of
the important "transactions of the
m-T an1 .VMtlltAd in th OleCtlOn
of Mrs. Macll L. Beck of Eugene
and Robert Henderso ot, rorir
land for the offices of grand
matron and grand patron. r.
a hoantifnl nnblie ' Installation
was held Saturday night In the
Masonle temple at wnicn time oi
f !- frvoV their nlaces. Officers
f th utT eonrta of Oregon par-
t Iclpated in . the impressive r er.
vie. ' .'- r,--! v." "'..".'. ' -
- Tfa mnmlnr ' aoeclal ' church
services will be held In CompH-.
ment to the lodge court at .the
Calvary Baptist churcn.
Oriental Dance
Planned for Thursday
What' promises to be a charm
ingly Informal" dance? with the
whole- decorative and'. -program
motif bearing the Imprint ."of the
Orieatal-wlll.be the annual spring
Informal given by tbVstudents or
Mrs. White's school of the dance
at Castillian hall Thursday -.night,
Features will be special num
bers on the dance program. Ruth
Gillette is general chairman of
the arrangements; Rosalee Neus
baulm, Mary Jane Lau, Dorothy
Kreps. Betty Vaughn, are In
charge of the decorations; and
Cynthia Delano and Roberta Varr
ley are in charge of arranging
thei features. -
Among the many people motor
ing tf . Portland Friday and Sat
urday for grand opera programs
were Aldeane . Smith. V a y e
Sparks, G race Litchfield, Helen
pemberton, Ronald Craven, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Albert, Miss Jo?
sephine Albert. Helen Cochran,
Rosalynd van Winkle. Lena Belle
Tartar. Dorothy. Pearce, Mrs. R.
4m uenancKS.
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Miss Roberta Smith
Is Tea Hostess
U Miss Roberta Smith entertained
at her home on South High street
with a delightful afternoon -.''tea
between the hours of three and
five o'clock Saturday .afternoon.'
' ; Miss Jean Eastridge assisted In
receiving; Miss . Margaret Corey
presided at the tea table which
was prettily appointed with sliver,
green candles, and a spreading
arrangement of daffodils. Spring
flowers were about the rooms, in
profusion. . . r .
i -During -the afternoon hours
about 20 . Invited guests called at
the Smith home.
Georsra Alexander to ,
Address W.CT.U.
An Interesting lecture is being
anticipated by the members! of
the Salem W. 0. T. V. for Tues
dav afternoon at the TJnlon hall
on South Commercial street I at
which Urns George Alexanaer,
state prohibition officer,- will
sneak as will Frank Mlnto. Salem
chief of police. I
The w. c. r. u. meeiins wui
be an all-day meeting which Will
begin at 10 o'clock. A potluck
luncheon will be served at noon.
The speakers wil appear on jthe
afternoon program which wiUj be
gin about 2, o'clock. I
? Mrs. Ada Jolley. of . Portland,
state president of the union, and
the , county president, Mrs. Helen
Prescott .of Salem, are expected
to be present. .-. v I
Dr. and Mrs. F.- G. Franklin
ni th ni Mrs. A. Vaasakas en
tertained a group of Willamette
seniors at the Franklin home Fri
day evening, A delightfully intor
mal evening was enjoyed. . . t
Wrt o w. Rosa entertained In
compliment to her contract bridge
club at her home Thursday aner
noon. Following an afternoon, of
frAm Mru Ross wil assisted In
serving tea by Mrs. Max Rodgers.
Special guests for, the afternoon
were Mrs. K. W. Fltxgerald and
Mrs. Lute Jensen. j
nfh1 Th nnnils of the up
per grades of the Bethel school
gave their teacher, Mrs. Carmlllte
Weddle, a surprise hirtnaay panj
Thursday evening. The party was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. L. Creech. -A "very happy eve
ning was enjoyed. Gifts were pre
sented to Mrs. Weddle, and games
km nlBTori. At the close of the
evening refreshments were served.
Thos present were Clarhce Bo
Hng. Hilda Bahnsen; Wanda and
Gertrude Froehllck, Dean and
Junior Lauderbaek, Evelyn and
Norma Jane Boles, Mary and Lois
Hamrick, Helen Schuls, Lorraine
Strawn, Inabelle - and Ha May
Creech, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Creech
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boles,
who very kindly brought the pu
pils and after the party returned
them to their homes. ; . . - - j , -
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