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Society News and";Iub Affairs
Jessie Steele, Society Editor
LIiss-0 liver Wed
To Mr. Lerigele
7ednesday
The marriage of Miss Marjorie
Olirer, daughter ot Mrs. Esther
A. OUtw, and Ted Lengele, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lengele,
was solemnised Wednesday night
at the First Christian church at
f o'clock, ReT. Gajr Drill ofUciat-
ing; - . . . .
Cecil Deacon played the wed
ding march and John Smith sang
I Lore Yon Truly" before the
ceremony. ''-:yAA'A'y---
The bride wore- a bine erepe
' frock made along prlacess lines
and carried rosebuds Miss Verna
Shanks, bridesmaid, wore pink
crepe and carried rosebuds. Wln
stoa Churchill acted as best man
, for Kr. Leneele. ; -A r. ''A
The church was decorated with
' aster aad daisies and softly light
ed with candles. A reception fol
lowed the ceremony at oca of the
downtown restaurants.
. The couple will make their
' ' home in Salem.
. Bidden - to the wedding were
Mrs.' Gladys Hessley of Tacema,
Mrs. Fred Nichols and sons Frank
andBud, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Len
" gele and son Richard, from Wis
- - consia. Miss Bertha Alexander
; and lee Alterton ot Portland, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Blankenship, Mr.
and Mrs. Prest Blankenship and
daughters Frances May, Burl Ol-
irer. Miss Agnes Grftten, Winie
: Grltten, J. C. Ewing. Robert Ew
lng. Miss Margaret Ewing, Albert
Belbrey, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Dean, Henry Dewrtt and Miss
Pearl Logan. .
Writers. League Fetes
rjtfrs. Cartwright
Mrs. Richard Cartwright, who
tsrleaTlng shortly to spend the
winter In California, was compli
mented with, a farewell social eve
ning Wednesday night by the
Hazel Hall - chapter. League of
Western Writers. Mr. aad Mrs. J.
M. Clifford entertained the group
at their home.- - M
Mrs. Cartwright gave a talk on
Bert Harte, writer aad editor of
. the OrerUnd Monthly; and Judge
Charles H. Carey, a special guest,
.. spoke.
.Mrs. Clifford was assisted at
' the refreshment hoar by Mrs. F.
G. Fraaklin, leader of the group.
Members ot the ehspter Include
Mrs. Cartwright, Mrs. Clifford,
Mrs. Franklin Mrs. J. C. Nelson.
, Mrs. B. L. Steeres and Prof W. E.
Lawrence ot Oregon State college.
- Special guests ot the evening
... were Dr. T. G. Fraakln, Mrs. W.
, E. Lawrence, Judge Carey and J.
M. Clifford .
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' Soirerton Mr. and Mrs. OUle
Taylor (Maude Manary) were hon
erede at a reception gh en by
members of the Neighbors of
Woodcraft Monday night at the
halU The evening was spent la-
, formally with supper serred. Mrs.
Ida Pitney, Mrs. Evelyn Baker and
Mrs. Mabel Storlie were in charge
r of arrangements. .
SOCIAL CALENDAR ' ' .
' .
j Friday, October IS
Neighbors of Woodcraft, t p. m fraternal temple.
Inspection of Barbara Frltchle Tent No. I If Mrs.
- May Esberg, Woman's club house, 8 p. m. - :
Brush College community club, I p. m. Business and
program.- -
' Sewing elub. B. P. W. potluck supper with Miss Daisy
Hayden at 205 Sandburg apartment. Bring table service.
Council ot Church women, 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. at First
Baptist church.
Three Link club, Odd Fellows halL No-host potluck
luncheon at 1 o'clock. All Bebekaha Invited.
Leslie P. T. A. bridge tea, 2 p. m. Masonle temple.
' Arts League sketch, class, fireplace room public
library; 7:29 p. m. Anyone Interested invited to Join.
Woman's Club Slates
Saturday Meet
" The Salem Woman'a dab will
hold a regular business meeting
Saturday afternoon at the Wo
man's clubhouse. Of special inter
est in the program Is a skit to be
given by Mrs. W. E. Hansen and
Miss Eula McCully entitled "The
Mousetrap.,
Rev. Earl. Cochran will sing ac
companied by Mis Eva Cochran.
Miss Hortense Taylor will give a
violin solo accompanied by Miss
Marjorie O'Dell
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Thursday Club Feted
Informally
Mrs. Paul Wallace opened her
delightful home at Wallace Or
chards to members of the Thurs
day Afternoon club yesterday for
an informal gathering. The after
noon was spent in sewing and vis
iting, and refreshments were
served.
Mrs. C. A. Park and Mrs. R. J.
Hendricks were hostesses for the
day. The rooms were prettily dec
orated with marigolds carrying
out a Halloween motif.
Mrs. L. W. Starr ot Brownsville
was a special guest. Club mem
bers present were Mrs. Henry J.
Bean, Mrs. B. C. Miles, Mrs. A. N.
Moore, Mrs. C. EL Spaulding, Mrs.
Marie Flint McCall, Mrs. Marcia
Cusick, Mrs. C. G. Doner, Mrs.
W. M. Kirk, Mrs. F. A. Elliott,
Mrs, R. B. Fleming, Mrs. C. P.
Bishop aad hostesses, Mrs. Park
and Mrs. Hendricks.
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The P. E. P. club composed ot
a group of Marion county teach
ers. -met at the courthouse Tues
day night for the first session of
the fall season, to reorganize and
make plan for the coming year.
, , Mamie. Bostrack will serve a
president tor the ensuing year.
The club plans to make a study
of women ot otherr lands. Miss
Harriet C. Long, state librarian,
will be the speaker for the No
vember meeting.
Monmouth. Mrs. Minnie Mack,
housemother ot Merrimack Stu
dent home, was hostess Saturday
night in compliment to. her new
household members: Blanch
Bates, Springfield; Audrey Aude-
Week-End Candv Snecial
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Rubber Gloves
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ffll SOIAEFER
Druss
Pesslar Agency and Schaefer's Home Remedies
133 North Commercial St. - - - p?, riot
way, Lebanon; Ruth Bailey, Mar
jorie Sawtell and Iol Lacker, all
of Portland; Verna Ray. Ver
noaia; Sraroeker. Dallas May
da Throop, DayviUe, and Orpha.
Jefferson, Hlllsboro, Additional
guest were Mr. and Mrs. C E.
Fcrrnson of Portland. Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Kurre of Independence,
LIrs.F. Spencer
To Entertain
" Today
Members ot the 0. T. club will
a charmingly appointed 1 o'clock
luncheon at the noma of Mrs.
Frank Spencer.' Fall flowers in
brilliant hues will provide the dec
orative note.
Bridge will be in play, daring
the afternoon. Special guests will
be Mrs. Frank Benson and Mrs.
J. Beverage. Members of the club
are Mrs. U. O. Shipley, Mrs. John
Rand, Mrs. Seymour Jones, Mrs.
E. C. Cross, Mrs. T. B. Kay, Mrs.
O, H. Robertson, Mrs. George A.
White, 'Mrs. Ruben Boise.- Mrs.
John Albert, Mrs. H. B. Thielsen,
Mrs. Russell Catlln and hostess,
Mrs. Frank Spencer.
and Mrs. Mary Alderson and Mrs.
H. Hagemeier of Monmouth, who
assisted the hostess tboat the
rooms. An informal evening waa
enjoyed.
Dr. and Mrai Doney,
To Receive
Dr. and Mrs. 0. O. DOney wffl
aire their annual Informal recep
tion for members ot the zacnity at
Willamette ualrerslty Saturday
nlrht at I o'clock la Lausanne
hall.
Tuesday afternoon between the
hours of s:3Q and :io ocioca.
Mrs. Doner vts hostess to all WU
lamette coeds at a charming In
formal tea In her home. - Fall
flowers in. brllHaat hues were
placed about the roolns.
Receiving with Mrs. Doner was
Mrs. Frank M. Erlekson. Miss
Dorothy Durkoe, Miss Ruth Bill
ings and Miss Marguerite cur
assisted with serving. -- ;
John Draper Married
To Miss Oure
Word has been received of the
marriage ot John Drager, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Rue Drager of Sa
lem, to Miss Bertha Ours of Hono
lulu. Hawaii, September t. In
Shanghai, China. Mr. Drager haa
beea stationed there for about a
year, a.
Mr. Drager has been away from
Salem for three years, baring,
spent part of the time at the Uni
versity of Hawaii. He is a grad
uate of Salem high school and
Oregon State college, where he
was affiliated with Phi Delia The
ta. That couple wilt make their
nome in snaugnai
Business Girls
Party Tonight
Miss Rena Mickey will be hos
tess to the Business Girls' S. ; 8.
e 1 a s a tonight for a Halloween
party, beginning at 8 o'clock in
her home. Decorations will be car
ried out la black and orange, and
the etening spent Informally.
Special guests will be Prof.
Jamea T. Matthews, Mrs. Inga
Benson and Miss Lydia Chrlsten-
sea. Dr. Roy Lockenour is the
class teacher.,.-:'-- j;' f :":v-,; 5
Members of the class Include
the Missea Grace Ailen Augusta
Brelthaupt, Edith Burch, Violet
Hoover, Lydia, Hunt, Alta Kersh
ner, Clara Miller, Edna Miller,
Minnie Miller, Elsie Miller, Phebe
McAdams. Ruth. McAdams. Myr
tle Reeves, Grace Robertson, : Jo
sephine Shade, Mabie savage, Bes
sie smith. Velieda Ohmart. Eliza
beth Stockhausen and Icora TemH
pleton. : ' i
Dayton - Fifteen members of
the Past Noble. Grand club were
delightfully entertained at the
W. S. Hlbbert home Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Leslie Duran as
Joint hostess. The : next meeting
will be at the Carl Mitchell home
with Mrs. Herman Lewis assisting.
Bridge Club Honored
Wednesday i , i ?
Miss . Peggyi Goodfellow J was
hostess to member of her bridge
club W e d n 0 d a yv night. Miss
Jeanne Wilson won honors at con
tract and Miss Virginia. Holt as
sisted the hostess at the refresh;
meat' hamvAy'-AF 'AA-l
Miss Dorothy Goodrellow was a
special guest Members of the are
the Misses Jeanne Wilson, Vir
ginia Holt, Ruthita HoffneU, Mar
garet Wilson, ; Kay Laughridge
and hostess. Miss Peggy Goodfel-
low. i
Miss Edwyna Brosdbent, mem
ber of this spring's class at Wil
lamette university. Is enrolled in
classes at the University ot xaano.
where ahe has pledged Delta, Delta
Delta sorority.. Mia Brosdbent is
a member of Alpha Phi Alpha at
Willamette.
Bridge Benefit Event
Of Today
The Leslie- Parent-Teachers as
sociation is sponsoring a benefit
bridge tea .this afternoon at 1
o'clock at the Masonle temple.
Proceeds go toward paying tor
dental work tor needy children
of the school. Reservations may be
made ' with ' Mrsv W. L. Phillips,
Musical selections will-be given
by John Snell, 'cellist, ; accompan
ied by Mrs. Frank Lllburn and
Miss Maybelle Lllburn. Mothert ,
are invited to come for tea if
they do not play bridge.';
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Salem High Students
Dance' Tonight v ;
In' a spooky, atmosphere ol
black cats, huge, numbers IS aad
spider webs," Illuminated with
green flood - light, Salem - hlf h
school students will frolic at a&
informal "superstition" dance to
night la tho gymnasium.
There will be feature aombers
at Intermission and. Nate's,
Rhythm Artists will play. Miss
Margaret Hauser Is general chair
man. '-'-W-.-i
Patrons win be Mrs. Kate Bell,
Mr. and Mrs. Phtt Brownell, Mr.
and. Mrs. Grover Hlllman, Dr. and
Mrs. Frank' Prime and Hr. and'
Mrs. Harry Weidmer. ;
Committees la charge rare aa
follows: - , "
PubUcify. .Miss Ruth Hlllman,
Miss Jean DooUttle, Miss Maxine
McKlllop, Miss Valeria Amort and
Miss Jessie Stover; decorations,
Miss Margaret Bell and Miss Bar
bara MacDonaldV Miss Doris Drag
er, Miss Edith Morehoose, Tom
Earta ' f Norman Scott and Max
Hauser; music, Phil BrowneU and
Joe- Devers; floor, Mark Powell
Intermission numbers. Miss Car
olyn Hunt; clean up, Coburn
Grabenhorst; - '
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WI OOOUK MRT
We enthosiastlca'lly
support Presideat
Boosevelt's NBA
program and have
pat it into effect in
oar store.
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