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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Thorsday Mornin g, Jnne 18, 1931
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Society
Balderrde ' Julien
r. Marriage Event
Of Today
; "Miss Echo Balderree, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs: R. G. Balderree,
will become the bride of Albert
H. Julien In an attractlTe wed
OSng at the nome of tne bride
Barents tbis afternoon at
o'clock. Rer. C. P. Johtson of
Beraley.vCai:, will read th ooiet
ceremonr before only a . i small
rronD of relative and friends.
The bridal party will take Its
place before anj improvised altar
provided by tne lire piace wmcn
will be banked wiu aeipainiara
hod ranees, and i Dorothy Perkln'i
. roses in profusion. Jnst before
tthe ceremony Miss Lolita and Miss
Lorita Robinson will sing U
Promise Ma" As the wedding
: party Ukes its place- Mi's Dorothy
Bennett of Portland will play
; softly the wedding march' from
, Mendelssohn, .. .'T
. Ulna Balderree In a sown of
Mich lace with hat to natch and
'carrying an ana bouquet to har
monise will be attenaea oy ner
later. Miss Beulah Balderree In a
gown of orchid and green chiffon
and she too will wear a nai ana
carry an arm bouquet.
Small Joan Balderree, daughter
f Mr. and Mrs.i Irring Balderree
of Dallas, will be flower girl. She
will wear a. white net., ruffled
frock. Elmer Balderree, brother
of the feride-to-be-wiU act as best
- man. - j
- An "informal tea for members
of the bridal patty will follow the
. ceremony. Mrs. H. A. Wheeler of
pBugene will posr; Mrs. Irring
Balderree of .Dallas will cut ices.
Miss Elaine and Miss Virginia
Wheeler, Miss Lolita and Miss
Xorita Robinson will serve.
After the tea the young peo
ple will leave for a meter trip to
the coast and then will go to
Alaska to spend several weeks.
Miss Balderree will wear as a go
ing away gown i a blue ensemble
with white accessories.
Following their return from
-Alaska, the young people will
make their home in Portland
where Mr. Jnlien has Just been
transferred.: I
Mrs. J. H. Nicholson
Bridge Hostess
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An attractive affair of the aft
ernoon will.be the bridge party
for which Mrs. James Nicholson
will be hostess at her home. At
the tea hour following bridge
Mrs. Nicholson I will be assisted
by Mrs. George Arbuckle and Mrs.
Ralph Cooley. j I
The guest list includes Mrs.
Harry Worth, jMrs. George Ar
buckle, Mrs. Ralph Cooley, Mrs.
J. C. Perry, Mrs. Harry Crain,
Mrs. Willis Roughton, Mrs. Van
Sellers Welder Mrs. Sam But
ler. Mrs. C. E Stricklln, Mrs.
George M. King. Miss Zoe Stock
ton, Mrs. Paul Johnson, Mrs. W.
H. Darby, Mrs! Max O. Buren,
Mrs. Herbert Stiff, Mrs. E. N. Si
mon, Mrs. F. q. Bowersox, Mrs.
W. I. Staley, Mrs. A. C. F. Perry,
Mrs.-Adelaide Keys, Mrs. J. Ly
man Steed, Mrs. George Alexan
der, Mrs. Frank Myers.
Owing to Inclement weather,
the picnic of the Lncy Anna Lee
circle of the First M. J5. church
has been postponed until Fridav.
June 19. when; it will be held
at tne church.
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Olive M. Doak,
SOCIAL
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; Thursday, June 18 .
, Chapter G of P. E. O. Sisterhood with Mrs. Fred
Lange, 855 Belmont street, one o'clock luncheon; pro
gram following. ..'
j Friday, June 19
; Calvary Baptist Woman's missionary society, meet
ing at home of Mrs. W. W. Fawk, 12S7 South High
street. Miss Nina MeNary leader.-
Bridge Luncheon
Pretty Event
Mrs. Donald Young entertained
with, one of her charming lunch-
eon parties in compliment toprwajr ana saiuraay. a dus nas
members of one of the- city's nop- I been chartered and a group of
ular bridge clubs and additional
guests Wednesday at her home.
Following luncheon brldee was
In nlav until a , late afternoon
hour. " i ; - ;... . -
Present were Mrs." Larry Hof er
of Portland. Mrs. Metis trun of
San Francisco, house guest of
Mrs. Hofer. Mrs. Frank Sneara.
Mrs. Otto F. Johnson. Mrs. P. D.
Quieen berry, Mrs. Paul Hen -
dricks. Mrs. John. H. Carson. Mrs.
Homer Egan, Mrs. . Carl Nelson,
iora farmer, Mrs. jtieiung finni- i
lngton, Mrs. Carl Becke. I
Scores for " the sfteraoon vr I
held by Mrs. P. D. Quisenberry.
Mrs. John .Carson and Mrs. Ho
mer Egan.. (J-.. - j . .? .
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Mrs. J. Backstrand
Bridge Hostess ;
A pretty afternoon of -! bridge
was enjoyed at the home of Mrs.
Jerald Backstrand WedBeta
when Mrs.- Backstrand entertain-1
ed for the ! mtJn f h I
son. Lutfeaeon j was served at I olnT telephone Mrs.-Hattla .Cain
8 mail ubles where cards were in eron 5085; or Mrs. Bertha Love-
piay during tAei afternoon hours. 1
Score fnr t) m.i w... I
awarded to Mrs. Kenneth-Power,
Mrs. Rex Adolph,fan Mrs. Wll-
lard Marshall, i !
Mrs. Wells Baum and fr
t;naries Robertson were addition- I
al guests. Club members present I
were Mrs. Wallace Carson. Mrs.
George Weller, Mrs. . Milton Stei-
Ber. Vn Prank TWkak.h I,
.;.,!f.nd;M" WIIIaM ?M
John Caughell, Mrs. Rex Adolph.
Mrs. Kenneth Wilson, Mrs. Wol-I
cott Buren. I
iiiree roruana dudiis of Alms,
Clare Bicknase of Portland, and
who has been teaching here, to-
gciuer wjib wis riacnei uavne i
and Miss Nora Lebow of Salem,
gave; an interesting
viosriu oi songs ana readings
before a few invited guests at the
nome or Mrs. FJ E. Shafer, ,
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Guests at the home of Mrs. vI. t
lie Beatty the forepart of the
wee were Ur.- ana Mrs. joe Beat-
ty ana Miss Florence Smith of
Portland. Dr. Beattv is a brother
or miss Eva Beatty, Salem; school
teacner. - ; :
Miss Marie Breitenstein is en-
route to San Francisco and Los
nenV wIkmi r in com
fan -Trt hMM sVLehy of Port
vrv At M 83 Donanue New
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HJ f.labrIel wlU entertain 1
Friday afternoon.
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Miller's Mid-Year Clearance brings
great footwear values to their down- ,
stairs store!:: . . . 1 : ;
This special clearance involves 'a. big
dium and dark shoes that do duty for :
eyery occasion. Low heel sports ox
fords for golf and general outing wear.
Dressy strip and ' strap pumps with
slender .heels, Arch pumps, ties and ox
fords that keep your feet cool and com-r
xortable) on warm days.
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Come to Miller's downstairs store to
day and save on your footwear. ...
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MILLER'S
Society Editor '
CALENDAR
I Rainbow Delegates
Leave for LaGrande
The state Rainbow convention
will convene in La Grande this
j Rainbows from Salem and Dallas
I will ' leave : Salem today for La
I Grande.
I Delegates ; ' from the Salem
1 lodge, includes Betty . Mw Har-
tung. Peggy Wagstaff , Eleanor
Wright, Jean Eastridge. and Mrs
E. B. Millard.. Miss Wright is a
xand officer, this year holding
I me on ice or Hope ana win be
rrn Charity after this conven-
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Members of the Woman's Relief
Corps will charter a bus from Sa
lem- Tuesday to attend the state
G. A. R. convention which is be
ing held In Portland this cominr
week, several patriotic orders are
convening at this time which are
allied organisations to the G. A.
In order to reduce expense it
wl" he necessary to have at least
1S w- a members who will
travel by bus to Portland. Those
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Tuesday a ioint memorial ser-
Tl tll be held at 9 o'clock In
the Masonic temple in Portland,
Taking part will be the Daugh-
ters of Veterans of the Civil War.
ine Auxiliary to tne Sons of Union
Veterans,- and the Woman's Re-
"et uorps.
Guests in Salem are
Complimented
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One of the lots Of life is ta re
turn to a former hnm mui
arain one's friends nnt ha .nic
tained. Miss Alida nunn fnrmr.
ly of Salem, but now of Chicago is
now a ruest of M m Pnii n.v
and Miss Zorilda Rogers, and Is
oemg entertained extensively.
Wednesday, night Miss Olson
end Miss Margaret King who has
recenUy come to Salem to make
ner nome. shared honors in a de-
lirhtfni danM.. a
given at the Davis Wright home
with Miss Eleanor Wright nd
Miss Ruth Fick as hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralnh R.
Matthews of Kansas City are guests j
ai tne nome of Mrs. A. L. Brown.
Mrs. Rrnwn l ih, mniVn. ir
Matthews. Other relatives are
Mr"' H- Olinger, a sister, and
' - Brown i a brother-in-law of
Mr: Matthewsl The Matthews are
visit ,.l.tl... J ...
friends. Mr. Matthews is enrae-
ea n ousiness in Kansas City.
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Affairs
Writers' Club Has 1
Delightful Meet V
. A - charminr meeting fnr tT
wriiers section or th St em arts
league was that for vhlrh Mr
. A. Ljrue was hostess at her at-
iracuve suburban homA on Rrrr.
side drive Tuesday nis-ht. a ir
o'clock supper served at small ta-
wes in the large living room pre-
eeaea tne easiness and program
meeting. Flowers In
from the Ly tie gardens made a
aeiigntiul background for the
guests. Later th a urttom
visited and en loved hw Ka
i guests. -, , .
The Program was orieinnl nro
and poetry contributed by those
present. . i suing part were Mrs.
Stephen L. Minard. who read a
groun of Doems from . nan r
Audred Bunch Arnold Tmr nr
E. - Lowrence of Corvallis. a ris-
nor read poems; Mrs. Ora Me-
iniyre. Mrs. Jeasl ?!niArnn
Mrs. W. F. Farro. fr Rignh
Jones. Mrs. C. A. Lytle. Dr. Mary
nowiana. miss Kenska Swart,
Miss Edfia Garfield. -
' In " comsliment to Vn v n
Franklin, section leader, and Dr.
jr. u. , Franklin, member of the
grOUP. both. Of Whom ira nnw
confined to the hasn.ital ku,,c.
of an automobile accident, a let
ter was written by .Mrs. John Clif
ford -and slimed hv all th
bers to be sent to tb lv 11 n f a,.
Unates. While. Mrs. Franklin is
away Jferrv Reirelman m
as leader of the secUon.
r Mrs. Ora Mclntyre will enter
tain members of the section for
ine Juiy meeting.
' Mr. and Mrs. r r? oirV vr
Stephen Minard, Prof, and' Mrs.
w. ta. Lawrence or Corvallis.
Miss Helen : Lytle. C. A. I.vtle
were snecial guests for th n.
mg. juemoers present were Mrs.
ura jucintyre. Mrs. .J. C. Nelson,
mrs. wuuam Fordyce Fargo.
Mrs. Blanche M. Jon as. arr and
Mrs. J. M. Clifford, Miss Renska
awan, Mrs. Jessie Singleton, Dr.
Mary Rowland, Miss Edna Gar
field. Perrr PrSotr RslirelTnan
ana me nostess.-Mrs. Lytle.
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Members of the clan whioV
form the descendants nf Tmni
and Mary Jane Lemmon, pioneers
01 ana. 1861, held a reunion
in Monmouth Sunday. ,
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Attractive EventV v
I Honors Miiss Jones -1,
Qulnaby Miss Lenore Jones
whose marrlare to Phillip Part-
ridse of Monmouth will . he an
erent of June 20 was honored by
a - pre-nnptial , shower Saturday
Afternoon at the home of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. i Bruce Jones.
with Miss Alice Massey aa host-
is. ;r ' -.. ) ;;'
A mock weddlnr was stored
with Mildred Hubbs as the bride,
Pearl . Jones. the aroom Iura.
Deck, bridesmaid, Mrs. Rex
Jones, best man and Catharine
Naftijer, ring: bearer. The bride
was riven away br her father.
Julia Belle Austin, and Claire
uoiiara wag the ; lmpresslre oKl-
ciatlns: minister. The weddincr
march was . nlayed by Constance
Goffln.
The eartr. led bv- the, hnnnr
truest proceeded to the dining
room where Miss Jones found s.
bride's dinner (kitchen shower).
The table had as an attract Ire
centerpiece, a bride in a garden
or roses. ' . .1 . ! -
Those present' were the honor
ruest Misa Lenore -Jones, Miss
Mildred Hubbs. Mrs..- Lillian
Hubbs, Mrs. Herbert Deck, Miss
Gladys , Barendrlek. Miss Su nan
Barendrlek. Miss Constants fint.
fin. Miss Julia Belle Austin. Miss
iaure uoiiard. Miss Sarah Nafts
Sr, Miss Catharine Naftrrer.
Mrs. . Rex ' Jones, Mrs. Burke
Jones, Mrs. B. A. Jones. Miss
reari jonee. Mrs. Lizzie Massey,
Mrs. Partridae.'-Misa .PartrldrA.
Miss . Evelyn Beckner and Miss
Alice juassey.
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Recitals Prove
Interesting
Prof, and Mrs. T s tiaWi
hare-been presentins; their stu
dents In a series of interesting
reclUIs during- the past few days.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Rob
erts nresented Caret rlrk- Trn
dence Foster,- Francis Paris,
Gene Ross, Gretehen - Steinke,
wancy jean stricklin, and Billy
Utley, with Dunninr nina in
attractlre a-raduatlon Ttvfa- a
tea party concluded the af'ter-
Wednesday ereninr Trofr
er presented 11-year-old Fran
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Cheney
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Everjcolor;
choose them
, THE GREATEST FIND
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eea Culrer LaVelle hi a eharminT
piano recital at the studio. fOut-
standlns en the prorranj 'were
Rachmanlnof V "Prelnde f in C
Minor" . and "Bubbling Sprinr"
by Rl6Te-Klnr, ach played with
excellent technique and-j ROwer,
Prof. Roberts assisted at the or
tan with orchestral accompanl
ments In, . "MOrninc" from, the
Peer Gynt suite which was play
ed, with ease by Miss LaVelle;
Additional ' numbers enU the
prorram were siren by Mrs.J; Nel
lie Ramo who sans "An 04,- Re
frain." and Virginia LaVelleNwbo
danced.
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Dr.; Emma RodgersJ
Heads Mission Society
1 At the recent meeting of! the
Woman's Home Missionary soci
ety of Jason Lee chureh) at. the
home of Mrs. Marie Putnam. the
following officers were i elected
for the new year: ' .. . p
President. Dr. Emma Rodger a:
rice president, Mrs: W. H. Ashe;
treasurer, . Mrs. Lorenaj Chad
Maud Falloa; corresponding;! sec
retary, Mrs.-A. L. Dark;; jinlte
box secretary. Mrs. P. Li. Fraz-
ier; literature secretary, (Mrs.
Margaret Ern: -stewardship secre
tary, Mrs. - Lena Scbarff; eyange
lism secretary, Mrs. Belle Rob
erts: Old Peoele'e Home. iMra. C.
M.i RoberU; i Manly Center jKrs.
urace Keuscher; mother's . Ujew-
els, Mrs. Edna Lively. , i . - i
The outgoing . president, 'Mrs.
P. J. Voth, has done an enthusi
astic work In the five yearl' she
has held this position for: the
society.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. paitison
were pleasantly aurnrised fby a
visit from Mr. and Mrs. tvilllam
Nelson and son Winston, of Fer
gus Falls, - Minnesota. Xrsj' Nel
son and Mrs. Pattison are; girl
hood chums - and enjoyed a de
lightful visit during their short
stay here. They .left yesterday
on the return trip to 1 Fergus
Falls. . The trip west was imade
by automobile in four' and a half
days. r
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Silver - Thimble club
number
four will bold the last in a
series
of card parties Friday evening In
the- Fraternal temple. I I I Both
bridge and "500" Trill be? Played.
-Everyone Is Invited to attend.
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MIs Mailne " Myers win enter
tain with a pretty shower tor Mis
Virginia Sissoa this evening at the
Myers home. Mls Slsson will be
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ings. We teach transposing, modulations, chord formations.
etc.
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June 18. Only the most intimate
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