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The OREGON STATES31AN. Salem. Oregon. Wednesday Morning, Jane 28, 1933
Society News and Club
A
airs
Travelers Return
; From Chicago
Miss Lena Belle Tartar who left
Jane t for 5 Chicago In company
with Miss Mary Cupper, Dr. and
Mrs. M. L. Tartar if Corvalllsand
Miss Virginia Tartar of Seattle,
ha returned to Salem.
The party attended the Century
of Progress fair and much enthus
iasm is expressed for the marvels
of this display. Mis Tartar was
especially enthusiastic for. the col
or effects and architectural won
ders which hare been developed.
Music neld a splendid place on
the programs and of this Miss
Tartar took advantage. She also
' attended, several Chicago Sym
phony concerts and bad time for a
bit of special study at the Amer
ican Conservatory of music.
Miss Cupper and "Miss Virginia
" Tartar, . both domestic science
teachers found much of unusual
Interest in the exhibits and dis
plays In this department.
Miss Tartar was also enthusias
tic concerning the art museums of
- the fair which house many million
dollars worth - of art treasure
many of which are rare displays
from Europe.
Breakfast Club
Hears Miss Smith
Miss Grace Elizabeth Smith
presented an inspiring talk before
the Credit Women's breakfast
club Tuesday morning at the Mar
Jon hotel taking as her topic for
discussion "The Women Who
Work and Keep a Home." An ex
cellent talk was also given by
Viola Haack of Salem General
hospital concerning hospital duty.
Special music was presented on
Hawaiian guitars by Phil Storhow
and Gordon Winchcomb.
Special table decorations includ
ed a patriotic color scheme with
red and white roses beautifully
combined with blue delphiniums.
r Miss Nellie Schwab and Edna
Townpend were the decorating
committee.
Mr. and Mrs. George Patterson
entertained for the O. D. O. club
at their home Tuesday night. A
six o'clock supper was served and
this was followed by bridge. This
was the last meeting of the year
for the club and husbands were in
vited as special guests. Present in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Ray Yocum.
Mr. and Mrs. Rue Drager, Mr. and
Mrs. George Grabenhorst, Mr.
and Mrs. L. DeMutt, Mr. and Mrs.
P. J. Meany, Mr. and Mrs. Earle
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Eckerlen, Mr. and Mrs. John
Karst, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Engel,
Mr: and Mrs. L. Barringer, Mrs.
Max Abst and Mr. and Mrs. Pat
Ouve M. DOAK, Society Editor
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Wednesday, June 28
Leslie Can Do class of Leslie Methodist church with
Mr. and Mrs. John Bertelson. 110 West LeFelle street,
: 15 o'clock. j 1 4
Naomi circle of First M. E. church, 2 o'clock pre
ceding General Aid society meeting. -
Memorial services of Pythian Sisters, following reg
ular meeting; refreshment hour to conclude evening.
Delegate to grand temple to be elected.
Presbyterian Ladies Aid society, with Mrs. Ella St.
Pierre, R. F. D. No. , Box 60. :
North Salem W. C. T. U. 2 o'clock In Jason Leo
church; 3 o'clock silver medal contest for young peo
ple, Mrs. Stella Wilson In charge. ' 1 -
Progressive Health club, 8:30 o'clock, in St. Paul's
parish hall, 540 Chemeketa street.
Thursday, June 29
South Salem W. C. T. U. at Leslie hall, 2 o'clock;
Hon. W. C.-Hawley. speaker.
' Artisans and Friends invited to :4 5 o'clock; picnic
supper followed by games and dancing; hot coffee to bo
served. ...
Past Matrons club,. Eastern Star, with Mrs. J H.
Godfrey. . i
Salem Junior Artisans, meet at Fraternal temple,
l:3tclock; each bring picnic! lunch.
Older members of Junior Artisans, dance at Fra
ternaltemple, 8 o'clock
Joy Turner Moses to present piano and violin pu
pils, 8 o'clock. American Lutheran church.
Ladies Aid of W. R. C. all day meeting at fair
grounds; potluck luncheon; quilting.
West Way club and Women's Benefit association,
potluck covered dish supper, o'clock with Mrs. H. A.
Smart, husbands special guests.
Women's Foreign Missionary society of First Meth
odist church, out-door Indian missionary meeting at
home of Mrs. G. H. Quigley, 802 N. Cottage street.
Friday, June SO
First Spiritualist church, circle at residence of
George Stoddard, 1420 North Fourth street, 8 o'clock.
Sermon lecture on Oberammergau by Dr. E. W. Pet
ticord, First Evangelical church, 8 o'clock. Auspices
Women's Missionary society.
Dancing Party
Attractive . Event
A delightful party was given
by Betty . and John Gearln re
cently at the old Gearin estate
near Champoeg.
An orchestra furnished music
for dancing.
Miss Mary Coleman - presided
at the punch bowl and at a late
hour luncheon was served.
Mrs. James Coleman, a house
guest, was one of the first, and
Miss Betty Gearln was of the late
class of graduates of Sacred
Heart Academy.
Those present were Connie
Mahoney. Helen Hickman, Dor
othy Coleman, Wilberta Ruther
ford, Betty Gearin. Evelyn Yer
gen, Mary Coleman, Thais Ma
honey, Agnes McKay, Beatrice
Weisner, Tom Jette, Kenneth
Gribble, Frank Hickman, Emon
Weisner Wayne .Tate, Bert Davi
son, Frank- Mason, Charles Mul
len, Jr., Noble Eaton, Cornelias
Gearin. Harold McKay, Herbert
Bnrkhart, George Moore. Harney
McKay, John Gearln; Jr., and
James Coleman.
Charming Ceremony Marks Marriage
Of Miss Regester, Gilbert Looney
Miss Vera Wheeler, Bride-Elect of Glen
Wingo, Honored at Falls City Shower
: Keizer The marriage of Les
ter R. Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs.
FE. Evans of Keizer, and Miss
Adell . Marie Druley, daughter of
Mrs. Ellen Druley of Salem, oc
curred in Portland June 14, at the
home of Rev. Fred C. Taylor, pas
tor of the Rose City park Metho
dist church there.
- They were attended by Mr. and
Mrs. W. K. Blake of Portland.
Mrs. Blake is a sister of the
groom.
-Tho newly weds have returned
from a beach trip and will reside
at 1144 Iforth Cottage street, Sa
lem. Aurora Mrs. A. L. Strickland
was hostess for a large tea given
at her home Friday afternoon
honoring Mrs. Diana Snyder. Pre
siding at the tea table, centered
.wiiii graceiui coiumDines were
Miss Tillle Fry, Mrs. W. W. Ir
vln, Mrs. P. O. Ottoway and Mrs.
E. E. Bradtl. During the after
noon piano numbers were given
by Mrs. C. J. Church, Miss Rose
Ehlen gave clever readings. Mrs.
SwJgart, Eugene, mother of Mrs.
Strickland and Mrs. . Rupert An-.
- derson, Oswego, daughter of Mrs
rw.. a . . - . - ' -
Duyuer . were, present, as were
several out of town guests;
- ' Jvtngwood House guests at
, the ,G. J. Jackson home on" Cas
cade Drive are Mr. and Mrs. Al
ertson," t h e I r daughter Helen,'
. and son Bernard of Tarma, Ida.
Mr. Albertson has. been for 16
years head of-the music depart
ments of the Parma and Payette
... schools.
Jefferson A charming cere
mony marked the marriage Sun-;
day afternoon of Miss Geraldine
Regester of Lebanon, and Gilbert
Looney of Jefferson, at the home
of the bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Regester, at Lebanon,
in the presence of 60 rolativcs and
Close friends.
The impressive ring ceremony
was used by Rev. Burrows of the
Lebanon Christian church at Leb
anon. The bride was given in mar
riage by her father, before an
improvised altar and arch with
lattice work covered with flowers.
Mrs. Ruby Wynd of Scotts
Mills, sister of the groom, acted as
maid of honor. Virtus Seehale of
Portland, was best man.
The bride was lovely in an ex
quisite- gown of egg-shell crepe,
and white veil held in place with
sprays of orange blossoms, and
Falls City Mrs. Anna Gard
ner assisted by Miss Vesta Ross,
Miss Lucille Mack and Miss El
len Speerstra recently entertain
ed at the home of the former
in honor of Miss Vera Wheeler,
bride-elect of Qlen Wingo, with
a miscellaneousshower.
Guests were Miss Vera Wheel
er, honor guests Mrs. Sol Wingo,
Mrs. Art Ross, Mrs. M. L. Thomp
son, Mrs. Lot Gardner, Mrs. B
S. Speerstra. Mrs. Walter Clark,
Mrs. Glen Stoddard, Mrs. George
Tice. Mrs. Theresa Tollar, Mrs
P. H. Gottfried, Mrs. Frank
Mack, Mrs. Louise Chappell, Mrs,
Roy McMurphy, Mrs. Wm. Mack,
Mrs. L. Hylton, Mrs. Conley Poe
Mrs. G. Page and the hostesses.
Scotts Mills Friday night
birthday dinner was given at the
carried a show bouquet of sweet I home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Smith
peas and lilies of the valley. honoring their daughter Gale on
New Dresses
Sizes 12 to 46
In t he latest '
styles & colors
French Shop
s Masonic Bldg.
Preceedinr the ceremony, Dr,
Gatchell of Lebanon, uncle of the
bride, sang "Because," accompan
ied by Miss Maude Durfee. Miss
Barandrick of McMinnville, play
ed the Wedding March from
Lohengrin. Immediately after the
ceremony, informal reception ws
held, and a buffet luncheon was
served. Mrs. Zola Arehart poured.
The bride cut and served the wed
ding cake. j
The bride is the daughter vt
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Regester of
Lebanon, is a graduate of Leban
on high school and Ashland Nor
mal. She taught In the Jefferson
school two years, and at Leban
on one year.
The groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. J? Looney of - Jefferson,
is a graduate of Jefferson high
school, and is. engaged in farm
ing and . dairying. .
. Mr. and Mrs. Looney are visit
ing Portland on a brief, wedding
trip..
Those attending' the;- wedding
from Jefferson were Mr. and Mrs
Walton Looney, Mr. and Mrs. W
F. Gatchell and son Francis, Mr.'
and Mrs. Fred. Looney, Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Looney and daugh
ter, Louise, Mr. and Mrs.-Harold
Wynd of Scotts Mills,, and Miss
Lyle Looney of Salem. -
The will reside on his father's
farm on the Green's Bridge road
Hubbard Rev. and ,Mrs. Har
ton and son Glenn were the
guests ' of honor at a farewell
supper given ,on the. law'n at ' the
home of Mrs. Ellen - Carl . Mon
day evening by' friends of the
church. : Mrs. N e v a. McKenzle
president of the Guild, presented
Mr. and Mrs. Hartong with' a
beautiful , handmade corntespane
in a butterfly design made by
members of the Guild. Rev.; Har
tong leaves nex..week for his new
charge.' the .Woodstock church In
Portland.
;
Aurora Mr. and Mrs. U. Eller
sailed from -Portland Tuesday en
route to San Francisco.: where
they will be met by Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Abendroth of Burlingame
brother-in-law and sister of Ei-
ler. They expect to return In
three weeks. ,
her 10th birthday.
Birthday Party
Honors Maid
Mrs. Solon Shinkle entertained
ith a 1 o'clock luncheon Mon
day for her daughter Mary Alice
honoring her 13th birthday.
Guests included Gertrude
Schnider, Patricia Llvesley, WI1
da Jerman, Margaret Mary Huck-
estein. Dorothy Whelan, Cather
ine Mackey and Polly Anna
Shinkle.
Mrs. E. J. Huffman was hostess
to members of Chapter G of the
P. E. O. Sisterhood at her home
Tuesday afternoon. The group
met at 3:30 o'clock to hear con
vention reports from the state
convention held recently in Mc
Minnville. Following this the
members were joined by their
husbands and all motored to Rlv-
erdale where a picnic dinner was
served. A program of interest
was presented after the dinner
hour.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bynon mo
tored from Portland to be dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hanzen Monday night.
A pretty informal tea was that
for which Mrs. L. H. Tarpley was
hostess-Monday afternoon In the
gardens of the Tarpley home.
Bidden for the delightful affair
were Judge Charles Carey, Dr. and
Mrs. F. G. Franklin and Prof, and
Mrs. Edward Tillson, Much inter
est was aroused in the guest
group by the new book on archi
tecture and design which Mr. and
Mrs. Tarpley had Just received
from the author, their son, Don
ald Tarpley of New York city.
Woodburn A group of friends
of Mrs. Henry Miller surprised
her in honor of her birthday
Saturday evening when they gath
ered at the home of the Millers
west of town with well laden
baskets of lunch and gifts. Seven
tables of "500" were la play.
India Missionary
Party Planned
An Interesting meeting Is being
planned by the women's Foreign
Missionary society ot the First
Methodist church Tharsday after
noon at which time all the wom
en ot the church are Invited to
an out-door India Missionary par
ty between the hours of 2 and
4:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
G. H. Quigley, 802 North Cottage
street. - '
The first hour will be given
over to cutting quilt blocks .which
will be sent to India. While this
is being done letters from the
eight missionaries and bible wom
en supported by the church here,
will be read.
The-last hour will be' an Infor
mal social and tea. Mrs. Metta
Schramm will have charge of the
quilting.
Mrs. Frank Durbin
Complimented
Mrs. Frank Durbin, Jr. who Is
spending a few days in the city
before returning to her home In
California, was. guest of honor tor
aa Informal tea Tuesday after
noon when members of the club
to which she belonged when In
Salem met at the home of Mrs.
Lewis Griffith.
Present in compliment to Mrs.
Durbin were Mrs. Asel Eoff, Mrs
Bert Ford, Mrs. P. D: Qnlsenber
ry, Mrs. Breyman Boise, Mrs
Frederick Deckebach, Jr.. Mrs
Charles Robertson. Mrs. Richard
Slater, Mrs. Gus Hixson, and Mrs.
Dolph Craig.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Fischer
entertained in honor of their
house guest, Mrs. P. J. Hillman
or uaaiana, caur. cards were
in play throughout the evening.
Tnose present were Mrs. P. J.
Hillman, the honor guest, Mr.
and Mrs. Ruecker, Mrs. Gross,
Mrs. Schulenburg. Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Heinz, MIss j Dorothy Rue-
cuer. Miss Genevieve Heinz, Mrs.
can Gross and the hosts. Mr.
and Mrs. Fischer. Mrs. Hillman
Is Mrs. Fischer's sister-in-law
The Rebekahs met for their
regular business meeting Monday
night with a good attendance of
Salem members and several visit
ing Rebekahs. Under Initiation
lour candidates were given the
Rebekah degree.
cnaer the direction of Gus
Erickson. a contest between Bill
Cladek and Jim Smith was pre-'
sented. Lenora Kreisel and Ivla-
deene Hubbard acted as Judges
Plans are under way for a
joint installation of the Rebekahs
and Odd Fellows.
The Woman's Bible Class of
the First Christian church have
postponed their regular monthly
meeting that was to have been
held on Thursday afternoon, in
order that members may attend
the missionary meeting at the
convention which is being held
in Turner.
Parriah seventh grade Girl Re
serves will meet at the Y. M. C.
A. for a swimming party at 4:30
o'clock this afternoon. Miss Sarah
Dark is In charge of the group,
and Miss Eileene Moore will be
the life saver present.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hanzen
were week end guests at Brelten
bush springs.
An Informal tea was given at
the home of Mrs. Lawrence Scott
Monday afternoon complimenting
Mrs. VT. W. HI1L Miss Virginia
Scott assisted In serving. Present
were Mrs. Harry Ross, Mrs. John
Berwick, Mrs. Miles Edwards,
Mrs. Alice Edwards, Mrs. Joseph
Schlndler, Mrs. E. Banmgartner,
and Mrs. Everett Craven of Portland.
West Way Club
Closes Season
A delightful evening Is planned
by members of the West Way clnb
as a closing meeting of the year
for this gronp.
The club will meet Tharsday
night with the Women's Benefit
association for a potlnck covered
dish sapper at the home of Mrs. H.
A. Smart. Special guests will be
husbands of, members of tne
clnb.
Rev. and Mrs. W. Earle Coch
ran left Tuesday night for Calif
ornia where they will spend the
next month.
Club Elects
Officers
The Three Link clnb met fa
the elab rooms et the Odd Fel
lows hall for. their regular busi
ness and election of officers
meeting. Discussions ot plans for
the coming year were entered
into. Election ot officers named
Lenora Kreisel as president;
Pearl Swanson -as vice-president;
Evelyn Bremmer as secretary
treasurer. Bessie Edwards la the
retiring president.
Mrs. Walter Pierce was a guest
of her sister, Mrs. Frits Slade,
Monday and Tuesday. She left
Tuesday evening for her home In
La Grande. This was Mrs. Pierce's
first visit la Salem after having
spent the past few months la
Washington. D. C. with Repre
sentative Pierce.
Rev. and Mrs. J. D. McCor
mick are back in the west after
having spent much time for the
past aeversl years in the east.
They have been recent guests la
Salem and will soon go to make
their, home ' in Portland where
Rev. McCormick will hare charge
of a pastorate.
North Salem W. C. T. IT. will
meet at 2 o'clock this afternoon
in Jason Lee church. This win be
followed at S o'clock by a young
people's silver medal contest un
der the direction ot Mrs. Stella
Wilson.
A special meeting of the ladies
aid of the Women's Relief corps
will be that which Is called for
Thursday at Lee- fairgrounds. At -this
time a day of qalltlng will be
observed 'wKh a potluck luncheon
served at noon.
.
Mrs. - Elizabeth Gallaher and
Mrs. Ruth Versteeg will motor to
Silverton today to meet with Sil
verton junior high school and
high school Reserves for a camp
rally. Miss Olivia De Gulre is act
ing advisor ,for this group.
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