The OREGpft STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Satartfay Morning, July 4. 1C31
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Miss Marie Waldorf
Tells Wedding Date
Hiss Marie Waldorf announced
July 18 as the date of her mar
riage to Ralph Eggstat t. of Eugene
at aa attractive bridge evening in
tho home of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. T. E. WaldoTf, Thursday eve
ning. ;
; The announcement was made by
means of small cards bearing; the
names and date and tacked into
dainty corsage farors. Bridge was
In play during: the early evening
bours, and winning scores were
held by Miss Mildred Jadson. Miss
Kvelyn Rutherford, Miss. ' Ethel
Milburn. and a guest prize to Miss
Marian Eggstaff. v.
Miss Winona Williams, Miss
Edith Btarrett, Mrs. T. E. Wal
dorf and Mrs. M. Pearce assisted
In serrlng a late supper.
; Guests in compliment to Miss
Waldorf were Isobel Miekle. Edith
fltarrett, Winona Williams, Doro
thy. Franks, Carol Reynolds, Mil
dred Jadson. Ruth Reynolds, Ma
bel Curry. Gladys Miller, Gertrude
Chamberlain. Evelyn Rutherford.
Lola Schultz. Ethel Milburn, Le
tha Pelley, Mrs. W. A. Ilaielwood,
Mrs. Berle Fruit and' Mrs. Albert
Mefferd, all of Salem; Miss Mar
Ian. Eggstaft of Detroit. Mich., and
Miss Norma Green of Portland.
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Mrs. CaVern Winkler
Is Hostess
A aerTice club meeting, which
proved a delightful social success
way that of the Zonta club Tburs-
' day evenTng at the home of Mrs.
La Vera Winkler with Miss Hazel
Cook andi Miss Katherlne Gun
cell as assistant hostesses.-A din
ner preceded the program meet
teg. A charming center piece
arrangement was a low bowl In
which had been arranged a dain
ty grouping of garden flowers in
pastel shades and on either side
'of which! were blue tspers In
crystal holders.
Following the dinner hour Mlns
Helen Louise Crosby addressed
the group on the genera! subject
f "July 4- and this was followed
with Informal musical numbers.
.Covers were placed for Dorothy
Pearce. Helen Pearce.- Nellie
Schwab. Helen Louise Crosby.
Ella Wilson. Belle Brown, Elene
Phillips. Wlnafred Herrick, Ora
Mclntiro and the hostesses, Mrs.
La Tern Winkler Kathjyn Gunnell
and Hasel Cook.
Among those from Fidelity
Lodge Nor 54 A. F. & A. M. of
: Gerrals - attending the Masonic
j picnic and dance at Hasel Green
: park Saturday were Mr. and Mrs.
j Ernest Kattzger and family, Mr.
j and Mrs. T. Dltmars, Mr. and
i Mrs. Harold Asplnwall. Mr. and
! Mrs. W. L. Fuller and family,
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Asplnwall.
; Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Goulet and
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Sturgis.
. By ANNE ADAM3
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family of Great Britain, as this picture shows. The Duchess of Yorkj
wife of the second lua of Kin? George and Queen Mary, u shown at
right! with Helen Jacobs, California tennia rtar (cenUr), and Bett
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Mter Jimmie Phillips
Celebrates Birthday
A JolIr birthday party long to
be remembered by the coming Sa
lem leaders was that which ob
serred the fifth birthday of Mas
ter Jimmie Phillips and for which
his mother, Mrs. W. L. Phillips,
was hostess Friday afternoon.
Games i and a ; Jolly time was
spent -on the lawn of the Phil
lips home and then tea was serr
ed at small tables, each table cen
tered with flowers and bearing fa
rors for the young guests. Mrs.
Charles Olson assisted Mrs. Phil
lips at the tea hour; .
Guests la compliment to Master
Jimmie were Sally-Ann Barr,
Sara-Ann I Ahllag, Marylou Mc
Kay. : Madeiiene ' Keene, Nancy
Wallace, Marjeria, Watklns. Danny
Fry, Ernest Miller, Keith Olson,
Wendell Macklin, Wallace Bone
steele.! Richard Page and Blllle
and Donnle Phillips.
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Annual Reunion is
Event of Today
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. J. O. - Russell home on
South Liberty street will be the
scene of the fourth annual re
union! of the Corbett clan today,
A picnic dinner on the lawn will
be enjoyed at aoon and the after
noon Will be spent la conrersa
tion and an Informal social time.
Guests expected for this reunion
are Professor and Mrs. Joseph E.
Corbett and daughter Clarissa of
Roseburg; Mr. and Mrs; Hiram W.
Corbett and eon . Allan of Amity.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Corbett and
son Darld of Albany, Mr. and Mrs.
Jaoseph E. Warner and son Le
Roy of Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam N. Ash of alem, Mr. and
Mrs. Wren C. Crews of Salem and
the host and hostess, Mr. and Mr.
J. D.: Russell. v .
Mrs. Arthur Pickering has re
turned 'to her place in the city li
brary; after spending the past
month motoring to the - rarieua
Oregon beaches and then to Mt.
Adams, Wash. They were accom
panied by their three year old
son, Jlm.t
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- Word has been receired that
Mr. an dMrs. C. D. Hulings of Ta
coma; are recelring congratula
tions upon the birth of a son who
has been ' christened Charles
Dwight, Jr. Mrs. Hulings will be
remembered as Hasel Pro. i
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Miss Beryl Marsters will leare
Monday for Dayrille, Oregon,
where ahe avill spend a month
with Mr. and Mrs. Orland Shelda
II n, Mrs. Sheldalin was Miss
Marlon Wyatt before her -marriage
and attended Willamette uni
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Mr and Mrs. James Smith and
a party of about 20 will spend the
glorious Fourth at Netarts. In
the company will be Mrs. Mae'
Lindsay and Miss Helen Smith,
.visitors from Kansas-at th Smith
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Miss Mildred Starrett who has
bean attending school in Berkeley,
CaL, has returned to tho home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. V.
Starrett. where aha will spend the
summer vacation. -
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Mr i and Mrs. H. L. Marsters are
spending the weekend of July 4
at Roseburg. a family reunion
will celebrate the Fourth.
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Birthday Party at
Old People's Home
An unique birthday party was
that which celebrated the anniver
sary of 12 members of ! the Old
People's Home Thursday. The
birthdays which came jla May,
June and 'July were- Included.
An Informal program was en
Joyed with special songs sung by
T. H. Harris and Mrs. Littler pre
sented a group of reminiscences.
Following the program 1 tea was
served In the dining room, which
had been made ' very attractive
through the use of many flowers
and flags la compliment to July
Fourth. :, ',
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Savage-Patrick
Reunion Enjoyed
The fifth annual reunion of the
Sarage-Patrlek clan, detcendaaU
of Towner garage who crossed
the plains In 124 and -his broth
er, John Savage of Michigan was
held at Silverton park, Sunday,
June 28.
A plcnle dinner was served at
noon, after which, the business
meeting was held with Fred Gib
son, the president, presiding. Miss
Ethel Fletcher was elected. presi
dent for the ensuing year and
Walter L. Fuller, aecretary, suc
ceeding Charles Ramp.
After tha business was trans
acted an interesting program fol
lowed. Those .giving number
were little Miss Clarita Fuller,
Bobby Bridges, Elynor Fuller,
Mrs. Eliza Kepplnger, and a read
ing of the early history of the
Savaga family from the Sarah
Hunt Stevens book, and early day
Incident were given by several
members and all enjoyed singing
old time songs.
Plana wera mad a and a com
mittee appointed to choose the
time and place tor the 1931 an
nual picnic. . Li
Among those la attendance
wero Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. -Evans and
family of Eugene, Mrs. Elliot M.
Savage, Miss Ethel M. Fletcher,
Mr. and Mrs. O. Kmse Of Oregon
City; Mr. and -'Mrs. Georga 8av
age, Mr., and Mrs. F. .Crawford,
Mrs. Eliza Kepplnger. Mrs. Stella
Bridges and Bobby Bridges, Mrs.
Sarah Patrick, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Gibson., Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Ramp, Mr. and Mrs. Walter L.
Fuller and family, : Miss Yerna
Kepplnger and Mr. and Mrs. A,
W. Kepplnger and family of Qer
vals. : r
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Mr. and Mrs. F.'Rlnehart, win
have as their guests for the .'com
ing two weeks Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Rinehart and son Frank,- Jr.. of
Eugene. Mrs. Rinehart' was Miss
Mary West, before her marriage,
a a a
Mrs. Clifford Farmer" 'will have
as her week-end guest, her sister,
Mrs. Louise Josle of Seattle. :
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MONMOUTH. Jalf . I Mrs.
Marietta Johnson was guest
speaker at the Lions club lunch
eon this week. giving- a talk, on
her school of organic education at
Fairhbpe.'Ale. This school- is
upported by voluntary contri
butions, and Is free to all children
Just lika a publie Institution.
. SL O. Cole, retiring aecretary
of the Lions, submitted his annual
report. ? At nert weekli meeting
tho incoming officers will be in
stalled, Ira O. PowelL preeidant
and Dr. Lloyd L Hockett, seer
urr. Pupils Enjoy
MuseumVisit
MONMOUTH, July 2 Summer
session at the training depart
ment of the Oregon Normal school
is tha time for numerous excur
sions out of town in the interest
of education. Thursday afternoon
Miss Catherine Gentle, fifth and
sixth grade supervisor, -and tha
children attending her classes
were guests of Dr. J. B. Horner
of Oregon State college at an In
teresting lecture and visit In the
college museum. Later, the young
folk enjoyed an opportunity to
swim in tha college natatoriuma,
Mra. F. E. Murdock, Mrs. r, B.
Chamber! and Mra. A. H. Craven
accompanied the group, contrib
uting the -use of their cars to
transport the children. Cyrus Ur
mey accompanied the boys' group
of swimmers; and- June Craven
accompanied the girl swimmers,
aa life-guards.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris McKlnney
of Hood River will be guests in
Salem over the week end. They
will divide their time between tha
O. F. Victor and W. Neimeyer
homes.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Shlpphave
as their house guests Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Newman of Corvallls.
Mrs. Newman was Jean Shlpp be
fore her marriage. . . '
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Miss Beatrice Olln Is spending
the July 4 weekend in Seattle.
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Tslantna, Cherokee Indian' princess (shown In above photo), is one
of the colorful fl&mree attending the National Federation of Music,
clnba oeaventloai In San fVanciaco. The beautiful Indian girl was
tho inspiration for Charles Wakefield Cadmaa's opera, "Shanewis,'
aad aha aang tho leading role In tho Hollywood Bowl production
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On Auto Tour
, TURNER, July 2 Mr. and
Mrs. F. C. Gunning who are ac
companied by Rev. and Mrs. W. 8.
Burgoyne and their small daugh
ter Ruth, left Thursday morn
ing for Montana, where Mr. Bur
goyne will visit an aged grand-
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p&ixry to . .
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mother at Missoula. They will
then' go on to Drummond to visit
Mrs. Burgoyne's parents, ' broth
ers and sisters whom she has not
seen for aeven years. j j -
Mr. and Mrs. Gunning ar mak
ing th trip to visit the Yellow
stone National park.
The party, expect to be gone
about threo weeks. Ivan Hadley
who is substitute mall carrier on
Route 2 will carry the mall In Mr.
Gunning's , absence. " .
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NORTH HOWELL, July t.
Of Interest to many is the news of
a recent real estate transfer con
cerning the Fletcher farm, whioh,
has been In the E. B. Fletcher
family for manjr yeara.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Matye re
cently of California, have purch
ased that part of the Fletcher '
farm on which the old home
stands, consisting of 50 acres, and
expect to take possession In Sep
tember. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Davis are
present, renting the farm.
Miss Bertha Wlesner left Thurs
day morning for a ten days vaca
tion trip north. She plans to visit
relatives in Portland and Seattle
and drive to Rainier National
Park during her absence.
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r KING WOOD. July 3 Mrs. Ed
Flnley spent Sunday and Monday
In Portland and Oregon City -as
the guest of relatives and friends
and also visited her two grand
nieces, Dorothy - and Marjory
Thomas and their brother Bud.'
allot whom liTe at the Knights of
Pythlaa homo at Vancouver. The
three ara children of Mrs. Chester"
Thomas, lonnely Mise Ethel Fla
ky, who spent her youth ia this
neighborhood.
Guests at the Robert Hall homo
ara Mr. and ' Mra. Glenn Jacob
of New London, la., who expect to
remain In Oregon during the sum
mer; -,.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Applewhite
and daughter Catherina motored,
to Neskowin Thursday where they
will spend the weekend at 1 their
summer cottage.
Mr.-and Mrs. J. P. Jensen of
Saskatchewan, Can., ara house
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Dan Frle
sen. Mrs. Jensen is a sister of her
hostess.
i RKCOVER& RAPIDLY
NORTH HOWELL, July 2 ?
Mrs. Homer Davis was taken te
the Silverton hospital over a week
ago where she underwent an op
eration for appendicitis. She is re
covering nicely and expects te be
at home again soon.-
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