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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Sunday Morning, September 15, 1933
ocietY, Qiib's" and' Musicr -PaiMr-of Tlie:; ;Stetesman
JESSIE STEELE
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-.:;.Plans For' Nuptial" .
September-21
T ATESTof bride-elects to announce plans for her wedding
.'I j is Miss Helen Richardson, daughter of Mr. aad'Mrs. War
ren" Richardson. Her marriage to Glen V. Allen, son, of
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Allen of Winthrop, Wash.; will be sol
emnized September 21 at 8 o'clock in her parents home. 1
. Rev. H. C. Stover will officiate. Miss Grace Fawk will
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Benefit to be
GiVeh For
Blind
rwiTTP c a r ctii tit"x a ktic t ttt
' Itoted to cooperate with the
Lions club in a benefit to be giv
en in the near future, at its meet-
ingaturday afternoon. The af
fair will - raise funds to buy a
machine to be Installed in the
public library for use by adult
blind people.
Such a machine would play
-book reviews and be used in study
-work for those who are unable to
. read Braille. Mrs. Charles V. Gal
loway and her committee will
work with the Lions club.
, Miss Ailene Moored sang ac
companied by Miss Doris Schunke
yesterday afternoon. Bob Board
man was the principal speaker,
k telling of his work in the transi
ent bureau. Mrs. David Wright
explained the school building pro
gram. AH; heads of departments
-sketched their year's plans.
The meeting was concluded
. with a tea honoring Mrs- George
R. K. Moorhead, president, and
- Mrs. Mark McCallister, past presi
dent. . Mrs. I. M. Schannep was
in charge of arrangements.
Kenworthy Family in
Annual Reunion
Th Kenworthy family reunion
was held rscently at Aldergrove, a
few miles above Hoskins.
- - ThflM present of Mr. and Mrs. John
K. Keaworth&'a family were Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Girranl and their three
danihtera. tUy May, Lorene and Mica of
.'King Valley, Mr. and Mra. P. W. Jonea
and twa com. Parry Warne. jr.. and Bod--aer
of Independence, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
tehie Keavorthr and Billy and Gayle ol
Kin(i Valley, Joe Kenworthy of Hokini,
Mr. and Mr. Howard Henningsea of
; Salem, Mr. and Mra. W. Sorgeon and
- ' son. Lm. of Hoakina. Miu IVorn.
.r-enwortay of Hot kin.
Member ( the Koah A. Ken wort hj 'a
family vreaent were Mr. and Mra Thnm.
aa M. Kenworthy of Salem, Mr. and Mra.
Carl MeCormiek of Salrm, Mra. Wectley
-MeAlpiaa f Multmmah, Jtx. and Mra.
'lack Boudoa e( Salem, and Miaa Elan
Kenworthy of MeMinnTiIle.
- Thoso preaent of . Mr. and Mra. Thomas
'a. Kenworthy 'a family were Mr. and
' Mra. Walter Kenworthy of Datlae, and
man rranLaen of California.
Others preaent were Mra.- MIna Dodda
and daotchtor, Betty, of Meauaoatb, Miaa
1 Perry Karta of Hoakina and Eobert
' Soodham of MeMianeille.
IMrs. Ohmart Feted
' With Shower
Mrs. Lee Ohmart (Willa Roeth
lin) was the-inspiration for a
' smart post-nuptial linen shower
'Friday night given by. Mrs. Ar
4 thtfr . Roethlin and her mother,
Mrs. Hedda. Swart, at the latter's
home. -'.,'. -,
The evening was spent at cards.
i- yiu twi j viiv it wwwa- auvva. a-
dominated in flowers and appoint-
TOcnti it th mtnnoe hmtr
, " Those invited to fete Mrs. Oh
mart were Miss Grace Bailey, Miss
t Mel ba Hodge, Miss Hary Hazard,
' :Miss Gretchen Spencer, Miss Vel
leda Ohmart, Miss Lillian and
"Miss Loretta. Roethlin, Miss Jes
sie Steele, Miss Esther Hayden,
'Mrs. Arnold Roethlin, Mrs. Jack
'Bowden.Mra. William Lewis, Mrs..
'R. Berhagen and Mrs. George
Brown.
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-BOALS IS INTERNE
Robert BoaU, son of Mrs. E. T.
. Boals of 750 N. Capitol, is en
tering his senior year at the
northwestern University Medical
scnooi in Chicago. He as been
appointed to a special internship
at the Shrine hospital for crippled
. cniiaren in Chicago and will study
orthopaedic surgery under Dr.
Beveridge H. Moore.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
i ' Sunday, September 15
"The Terrible Meek," dramatic reading, at the First
M. E.' church, 7:30 p. m.
Open garden at home of Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Goodt
In Stayton. . ,
. Monday, September 16 '
, " White Shrine of Jerusalem at Masonic I temple,
American Legion auxiliary dinner with post at 6:30
p. m. In Fraternal temple. Business meet at 8 p. m. "
v ' . ' Tuesday, Sepiemberr17 f
Executive board of Y. W. C. A. meeting at 10 a. m.
, Salem W. C. T, U. in hall on Commercial, 2 p. m.
' Silver Bell circle, Neighbors of Woodcraft in Fra
ternal temple, 8 p. m. ; - U
Richmond P. T. A. at school, 7:30 pl.m.
Writer, section, of Arts League with Mrs. Jessie
Singleton, 185 N- 18th, 7:30 p. m., dessert supper.
Social meeting of American War Mothers .with Mrs.
A. A.. Lee, 1515 State, 2 p. m. I
. Lanrel Social Hour club with Mrs. Jennings en
( Glenn Greek road, 2 p. m. .. , ?
; Friendly class of Jason Lee church with Mra. W. W.
Chadwickj 1390 N. Winter, 2 p. in. , ! ;
- Wednesday, September 18 1
South Circle of First Christian church all day: with
Mrs. D. A. White, 749 S. Liberty, covered dish luncheon
at noon. . . ',':,. . i -
Maccabees In K, P. hall, 8 p. m. ;
- Royal Neighbor's sewing club with Mrs. Bertha Love
land, 405 S. 25th; 12:30 p. m. luncheon. , I U , -
- W. F. M. S. of Leslie Memorial church Mrs. E. A.
Rhoten, 1595 S. High. Election xt officers, j ?
". . ' Friday, September. 20 V
; Women of Salem Dakota club with Mrs. C. F. Rellly,
41 Mill, 2p.m. . - .
r d s 6 ri 1 Tell s
sing and Miss Othella Gray will
i play -the wedding march,
Miss Mabel Currie will be maid
of honor and Robert W. Maxwell
will serve as best man for Mr.
Allen, A reception will follow
the ceremony. '; j ." -
After a trip to Seattle-the cou-
. pie will make- their home- in Eu
gene where Mr. " Allen ' is office
manager for the Pacific Fruit and
Produce company, i .
Miss Rich ardson attended Sa
lem schools and has been on the
office staff ot the water company.
Mr. Allen is a graduate of the
University of Washington.
Fawk-Bassett Xuptial
The marriage of Miss Janice
Fawk of Salem, daughter ot Mr.
and Mrs. F. H. Fawk of Willa
mina, to Ray -Basset t, son of Mrs.
Olive Bassett of Long Beach, Cal.,
attracted much social comment
over the weekend.
The couple were wed yester
day morning in the Fawk home at
Willamina at 11 a. m. Rev.
Charles Dark of McMinnville of
ficiated. Mrs. J. Ray Fawk sang
and "Robert Farmer played the
wedding music
The bride was gowned in slate-
blue crepe embellished with crys
tal clips. She carried pink roses
and bouvardia. Her maid- of
honor. Miss Viola Keller, wore
brown silk trimmed in scold and
had a bouquet of pink daisies.
A reception followed the ser
vice. For going away. Mrs. Bassett
selected a black silk suit trimmed
with red and gold lame. The cou
ple are honeymooning in the mid
dle west where Mr. Bassett will
attend the American Legion con
vention at St. Louis, Mo. They
will reside in Salem on their ac
tum. Mrs. Bassett was formerly with
the state industrial accident com
mission and Mr. Bassett Is an at
torney. o o
Bridal Shower Given
for Miss Irons
Mrs. Walter Nelson and Mrs.
F. J. Irons entertained the past
week for Miss Theresa Irons. A
bridal shower preceded the In
formal evening and supper.
Miss Hazel Irons assisted the
hostesses.
Those attending were Miss
Theresa Irons, guest of honor,
Mrs. E. F. Brown, Mrs. Alva Chap
man, Mrs. Doris Steele of Inde
pendence, Mrs. Ruby Walker of
Albany, Mrs. Elsie Sorenson of
Perrydale, Mrs. E. N. Simon, Mrs.
Severn, Mrs. Mary Pfeifer, Mrs.
Marie Walter, Mrs. Etta Eyre.
Mrs. Laurene Cbrlstensen, Mrs. F.
C. Leetz, Mrs. M. L. Dunkle, Mrs.
G. W. Orey, Mrs. Ralph Under
wood, Mrs. Walter Dnnkle, Mrs.
Ralph Hornaday. Mrs. N. C. Hast
ings, Mrs. Fred Fleming, Mrs. O.
E. Hazelwood, Mrs. A. A. Cohen,
Mrs. Ellen Guthrie. Miss Hilde
gard Erpelding. Miss Christine
Hemann, Miss Magdelen Erpeld
ing, Miss Patricia Underwood,
Miss Marie FrOchlich,' Miss Edith
Davis. Miss Hazel Irons, Miss
Florenee "Underwood and the
hostesses. Mrs. Walter Nelson and
Mrs. F. J. Irons.
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Jodson-Jeffries Vows
Said Friday
Miss Dorothy Amelia Judson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon
ard B. Judson, and Dale L. Jef
fries, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Jeffries tf Houlton, were qnietly
married in Vancouver, Wash.,
Friday afternoon.
Miss Dorothy Rice and .Alfred
French attended the couple. Mrs.
James Nichols was an additloSal
witness. '
The bride wore a green ensem
ble and corsage. She is a gradu
ate of Salem high, school. Mr. Jef
fries finished his" education at St.
Helen's high school. The eouple
will make their home in Salem.
October 26th
Given Out
As Date : .
StUDENT pianists have until Oc
tober first to register for th
competition which will take place
October 26 at 10:30 al m. In Wal
ler hall to determine the soloist to
play Mendelssohn's "Capricclo
Brillante" with the Philharmonic
symphony orchestra, this season.
Mrs- A. A. Schramm Is receiv
ing the registrations. Applications
may be made by any piano stu
dents under and including 22
years of age. The opportunity to
play with the local symphony la
considered, a signal honor , and an
invaluable part of musical education,-
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i Jacques .Gershkovitch will di
rest th Salem orchestra lor the
fourth season, the board of di
rectors decided unanimously last,
week. He met with the music com
mittee Thursday and . discussed
plans for the coming season.
The orchestra, has progressed
steadily under his able leadership
and prospects are good as the or
ganization enters its foiyth year.
Rehearsals are scheduled to be
gin Tuesday, October 1, and any
new members who wish to play
will be given auditions at 4 o'clock
on that afternoon before Mr. Ger
shkovitch and the music commit
tee. Three concerts will be given
during the year, the firet early in
December.
Mrs. Herrick Goes
to Conclave
The Salem Business and Profes
sional Women's club has received
an invitation from the Oregon
federation to attend the Southern
Dregon district conference at Bend
on September 22. The clubs In
cluded in this district are Klam
ath Falls, Grants Pass, Medford
and Bend.
The state executive council
meeting will be held at 8:30 a. m.
in the Business and Professional
Women's clubrooms In the Penney
building with Mrs. Winifred R
Herrick, state president, presid
ing. Following this meeting at
10:30 a. m. will be an open forum
when plans of the state commit
tee chairmen will be announced
for the year and report of the na
tional convention held in July at
Seattle will be given by delegates.
Luncheon will be served at 12
o'clock in the 0. I. C. cafeteria
banquet hall with Dr. Pauline
Sears, president of the Bend club,
presiding. Club presidents will be
beard in one minute talks on
What I Desire as the Greatest
Achievement for my Club This
Year." Miss Roselle Richardson
of McMinnville will give a resume
of the state convention. ,
Reservations for both hotel and
luncheon are being received by
Mrs. Olive Crotter, 121 Oregon
avenue. Bend. Several of the
Salem members are planning to
attend Including Dr. Helen Lou
ise Crosby, president of the local
club, and Mrs. Herrick.
Ballroom Dancing is
Different
Ballroom dancing has taken a
turn for the better, according to
Alfred Lauralne, who is conduct
ing classes is ballroom dancing
Tuesday nights at the Barbara
Barnes dance Btndio on south Lib
erty street. Returninr last wek
from Los Angeles,, where be has
been making a study of the latest
1 1 . M m
uauroom lecnnique, Mr. Lauraine
says the convention thia vear ha
done much to improve style and
appearance on the ballroom floor.
Aside from a variation of good
looking steps, the teachers real
ize that excellent balance and a
better floor presence must be
taught, if good dancers, are to be
produced. Most Donula'r thia sea
son will be tango in waltz time
as wen as rox trot rhythm, and
the new dances generally will be
identified with smoothness and
grace.
D.A.R. Districts in
Portland Meet
An elaborate program has been
mapped out by the Daughters of
me American Revolution' for
Tuesday in celebration of Consti
tution day in Portland. The. meet
ing will convene at 10 a. m. in
the Multnomah hotel and will
continue all day.
Outstanding activities of the
chapters throughout the Willam
ette valley will be reported in the
morning and Miss Denise C. Ab
bey, national representative of
Crossnore school, N. C, will be
the principal speaker.
A reception honoring Mrs. John
Y. Richardson, reporter general
to the Smithsonian Institution,
National society of D. A. R., is
scheduled for 12 o'clock in the
grand ball room.
Luncheon reservations should
be made with Mrs. C. C. Geer from
Chemeketa chapter.-
Portraiture Advances
The new urge for speed and beauty is evident on all
. sides. . We have streamlined our photographs by In
troducing THE HOLLYWOOD METHOD. Brief ex-
posurea catch the most fleeting expressions on highly
sensitive film. Freckles and skin blotches disappear
as If by magic. Red lips and reddrsh blonde hair
no longer take black. Colors are registered in their
true values." Retouching is eliminated and the result
ing photographs are natural and sparkling with . life
- and animation. . -
Our expert personality, make-up artist Is. available for
evening appointments. . '
"CYN"CRONISE -
Tirst National Bank Building; Room 200
Make a First Fall Frock of Wool
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Here's another fashion hfadliner for
featurinR one of the dressy new
velveteeil trim. It's perfect without a coat for early falL perfect
for all-'round wear this winter. Easy to make? Oh my, yes! No
sleeve to fit, notice (sleeve and yoke are in one), and no elaborate
trimmings. The fabric shown here is a novelty wool crepe in Per
sian green, with gold threads forming a subtle plaid. The pattern
is number X2502 and may be obtained through The Statesman
office.
Oh ling Home Scene of
50th Anniversary
Celebration ;
MR. AND MRS. R- K. OHLING
were gracious hosts yester
day afternoon and evening when
they received a large number of
friends calling to congratulate
them on their 50th wedding anni
versary. The rooms were beautifully dec
orated with baskets of gold and
bronze autumn flowers and the
serving table was contered with
white gladioli, petunias and snap
dragons guarded by gold tapers.
Presiding at the urns during the
afternoon and evening were Mrs.
J. E. Milligan, Mrs. Harry Swaf
ford, Mrs. Josephine Davis, Mrs.
Effie Dunlap, Mrs. E. S. Fortner,
Mrs. A- A. Lee, Mrs. B. L.'Steeves,
Mrs. F. M. Ericksbn, Mrs. C. F.
Wilson and Mrs. Oren Stratton.
Assisting with the serving were
Mrs. Wayne Dawson, Mrs. William
Mickelsen, Mrs. Raymond Tomil
son and Miss Amelia Zuhlsdorf,
all of Albany, Mrs- Charles P.
Ohllng and Mrs. H. C. Jordon of
Portland, Mrs. Max Page, Mrs. E.
A. Boyle, Mrs. I. M. Doughton,
Mrs. Wallace Bonesteele, Mrs- W.
W. Baum, Mrs. Richard Slater and
Mrs. W. J. Busick.
Lillie E. Doughton was born in
Mrs. Busn to Teach
Creative Work
Mrs. Jessie F. Bush is annonnr
ing the opening of her music stu-
aio Monday with new classes in
creative music. Her curriculum
includes melody writing, creative
verse, harmony, ear training,
rhythm, sight reading, form,
memorization, transposition, com
position and technique.
Mrs. Bush is offering the Elll-son-White
Musical Kindergarten
course together with her regular
kindergarten classes.
LEGION AUXILIARY
The American Legion auxiliary
will join the post in 'a 6:30 din
ner Monday night at the Frater
nal temple. There will be a pro
gram. A business meeting will
follow at 8 o'clock with conven
tion reports.
MISS TOMPKINS HERE
Miss Marv Elizabeth Tomnkins
of Ottawa, III., is spending the
winter with Miaa Frances Vlrginie
Melton. She will study music.
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woolen fabrics with a flattering
Sparta; N. C, in 186T. She came
to Albany in March, 1884. Ralph
K. Ohling was born in Freeport,
IH-, in 1861 and came to Oregon
in 1869.
The couple met and were mar
ried in Albany September 14,
1885. Thev lived ther continu
ously with the exception of a five
years' residence in Eugene until
1922 when they moved to Salem.
Mr. Ohling was a hardware mer
chant in Albany.
Five children were born to Mr.
and Mrs. Ohling, two of them pas
sing away in early; childhood.
Those home for the reception and
celebration yesterday were Mer
rill D. of Salem, Charles P. of
Portland, and Elma (Mrs. H. F.
Schilling) of Los Angeles.
Mrs. Ohling is a member of the
Eastern Star and both have been
life-long members of the Metho
dist church. Mr. Ohling has been
exceptionally active la the Masonic
lodge. He is a Master Mason, a
member of the Royal Arch, a
Knight Templar and a Shriner.
Relatives and friends from
many parts of the state and from
California'were among the callers.
yesieraay.
Queen Esther Society
Has Swim Party
Girls of the Queen Esther so
ciety of Leslie Methodist church
gathered at Leslie park Tuesday
night to celebrate the birthday of
Miss Jean Boyce. A swim in the
tank was followed by a picnic sup
per.
Mrs. 3. C. TTlrich. adviser, cut
the decorated birthday cake.
Present were the Misses Jo Ann
Donaldson, Alameda Working,
Shirley Laws, Beryl Grace, Mar
garet French, Lucille Boehringer,
Janice Murry, Zell Frances
French, Mary Esther Pemberton,
Doris Harrington, Bernice Boyce,
Dorthes Graham, Helen Galla
gher, Harriet vick. Patience
Priesing. Elizabeth OtJen. Pea-gv
Reinholdt, Jean Boyce and the ad
visers. Mrs. J. C. Ulrich and Miss
Carla Williams.
OPEN GARDEN TODAY
Mr. and Mrs. Y.'.A. Goode are
opening their gardens at Stayton
to the visiting public all day to
day. ;
Announcing
. of the
Beauty Salon
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OREGON BUILDING
Opening Monday; Sept. 16
Specializing ' in' - : all " Permanent
.Wajes, ; 76c to 11.50 and Indi
vidual Hair Styling.
, ' Mary Brennan, Prop.
Call 8923-
Music Group
To Engage
Artiste
THE musical pulse of the city it
already stirring and in a few
weeks the concert season will be
gin. In the foremost ranks of civic
organizations which sponsor artis
tic endeavors la the MacDowell
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..' .The first rehearsal ' of the sea
son will be- held the last week in
September at the First Congrega
tional church. Concerts will be
given In the Knight Memorial
church this year.
The membership of the chorus
is limited to 50 voices under the
direction of Miss Lena. Bell Tar
tar. Mrs- Marguerite Dalton is
the accompanist, - -Officer
ar Mrs.- Earl Pearcy,
president; Miss Margaret Simms,
vice president; Mrs. Ray Beldm,
secretary; Mra. Gene Bell, treasur
er;, and Mrs. T. S. Roberts, audi
tor.
A new project ef the club is the
selection ot a student to help
through college. A percentage ot
the ticket 'sales will be given to
him to help pay college tuition.
David Hoss, son of Mrs. Myrtle
Ho8S, Is to be assisted this year.
The concert calendar lists four
attractions. November 19 the Sa
veli Walevitch-Russian Gypsy folk
song singers will appear here- Al
icia McElroy will assist the club
at the Christmas concert. The
Portland Chamber Trio will play
February 4 and at the spring con
cert the chorus will be assisted by
a male 'soloist.
State Rebekah Head
Honored
Members and visitors of Salem
Rebekah lodge met In regular ses
sion Monday night in honor to the
state president, Mrs. Cora Hfeaton,
ol Hillsboro, who was making .her
official visit to the lodge.
The Rebekah degree was exem
plified under the direction of the
new team captain, Mrs. Lizzie Wa
ters. The lodge gave Mrs. Hea
ton a gift, the presentation being
made by Mrs. Ida Hochstetler. Mr.
Lenon, editor of the Pacific Odd
Fellow, in Portland, and his wife,
also presented. Mrs. Heaton with
a gift.
The lodge rooms wefe decor
ated with gladioli, zinnias and
greenery in large baskets. After
lodge was closed, Mrs. Helen Mc
Leod and her committee served
refreshments in the dining room
on tables decorated with asters in
large vases.
All Rebekahs and their fami
lies and friends are invited to at
tend the radio broadcast and lo
cal talent program that the Odd
Fellowsjiave prepared for Tues
day night at 7:30 p. m. in their
hall. Excerpts of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge session being held in
Atlantic City will be brought to
the listeners by radio at that time
Delta Zeta Club Has
Rush Party
The B. L. Bradley home on
South High street was the scene
of a gay party last Thursday
night when the Salem Delta Zeta
alumnae group entertained for
girls entering Oregon State col
lege this fall. Girls from Albany,
Corvallis and Salem were invited,
Those in charge of the. affair
were Mrs. BJane Ericksen, Mrs
Charles Feike, Mrs. Floyd Bow
ers, Mrs. Mark Wald and Miss
Maxlne Paulsen. Others present
were: Miss Louise Crosby, Miss
Margaret Burroughs, Mrs. G
Campbell, Miss Prudence Paulsen
and the hostess, Mrs. Buck Brad
ley.
Englewood Club Has
Friday Meet
A program of unusual merit
was presented for the Englewood
Woman's club at the home of
Mrs, J. J. Nunn Friday afternoon
Mrs. Nunn gave an account of her
recent trip to Alaska.
Mrs. Dwight Lear discussed mu
sic appreciation. Little Juanita
Chrfstensen delighted the guests
with two Japanese vocal solos and
Miss Margaret Wonderlick played
two piano solos.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses, 'Mrs. Harry Owens.
Mrs. A. C. Fabry, Mrs. D. O. Lear,
Mrs.- R. N, Payne. Mrs. Blanch
Welsh and Mrs. Nunn.
WHERE TO
;M0T)(S
THE SPA
for a Delicious Sunday
TURKEY DIMMER
the Opening
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Freshmen to be Feted
With Reception at
Lausanne Hall
fllHE Willamette campus will be alive once core -this week
I mm . ' ' m 1i W - t '' m 1 1
X alter me urn ox summer, oiuaenu are jusrxmjrinz Dacx,
many to familiar faces and places, many more for the first
time. All entering freshmen are invited to a-get-acquainted
informal reception Monday night in Lausanne halL
Hours are from 7 :45 p. m. to 10 p. n. In the line will be
Dr. and" Mrs. Bruce Baxter, Dean o ; u
and Mrs. P. M. Erickson, Deanf .
and Mrs. Roy Lockenonr and Dr.
and Mrs. D. H. Schulze.
Members, of the faculty will as
sist about the rooms. Baskets, of
zinnias and helium will be used
In decorating. The entertainment
committee is made,up of Mrs.
Paul Ellis, Miss Gale Currey and
Miss Helen MacHirron. j . .
"T Affair Thursday
Thursday nlgbt the annual for
mal reception for the entire student-body
given by the Y. W. C.
A. and the T. M, C. A. is sched
uled at the gymnasium. Hours are
from 8 to 11 o'clock. t
Miss Julia Johnson, is general
chairman. Miss Doris Unruh is
planning decorations of cardinal
and gold and Miss Peggy Peter
son is handling the refreshments.
Receiving will be Dean Olive
M. Dahl, Dr. and Mrs. Schulze
George Self, Miss Helen Knight
and Bronc Williams.
Miss Wicklander is
Portland Bride
The marriage of Miss Myra Lee
Wicklander and Henry D. More
land is of interest in Salem be
cause Miss Wicklander is a former
Salem girl.
The couple were united last Sat
urday at 10:30 a. in. in the chapel
of the Trinity Episcopal church in
Portland. Rev. Francis Ball of
ficiated. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hel
gesson were the attendants.
After a honeymoon In Victoria,
B. C, Mr. and Mrs. Moreland will
reside in Portland-
The bride is. the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Wicklander of
Salem and a graduate of the Good
Samaritan hospital. Mr. Morje
land is the son of Mrs. Lulu More
land of Corvallis and a graduate
of Oregon State college where he
was affiliated with Delta Sigma
Phi.
Superstition Dinner
.at Y.W.C.A.
A surprise superstition dinner
ushered in Friday the 13th at the
T. W. C. A. Hotel guests made
up the party. Miss Julia Noble
was in general charge assisted by
Mrs. Violet Groves who made the
place cards and planned the dec
orating. Covers were laid for the above
and Mrs. Estelle Ewing, Mrs. Win
nie Hamman, Mrs. Ellen Noffsing
er, Mrs. Mattie Mamman, Mrs. Ef
fie Cooke, Mrs. Elizabeth Galla
her. Miss Rose Herzog, Miss Bess
Jones, Miss Celeste Elliott, Miss
Grace Suprey and Miss Margaret
Mccarty.
LESLIE BENEFIT DINNER
The- Leslie Ladies' Aid is spon
soring a benefit dinner Friday
night in the church parlors from
5:30 to 7:30 p. m. Mrs. B. E.
OtJen, Mrs. Charles Vick, Mrs.
John Bertelson and Mrs. Emil Ot
Jen are in charge.
A Spencer Will Smooth
Out That Bulge"
Woman who wear
Sptnccrt virtually
"preach" Spencer
Service to their
friends. They know,
-from experience,
that a Spencer will
not only concoai
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(UJaiiu as a complete surprise
4 is the wedding of Miss Mil
dred Davidson and Lester C. Da
vidson which took place last
night at 5:30 p. m. in the borne
of the officiating minister. Rev.
P. W. Eriksen.
. The eouple were attended by
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. McElrain. The
bride wore a dark blue ensemble
with white accessories and a cor
sage ot white rosebuds. Mrs. Mc
Elvain was also in .blue.
A small informal reception fol
lowed at the McElrain residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Davidson will lire
in Salem.
The bride is employed at Childs
and Miller Co. and Mr Davidson
is connected with the state high
way shop.
Dramatic Reading at
Church Tonight
A plea for religionn place of
war will be presented at the First
Methodist church tonight at 7:39
p. m. in the form of a dramatic
reading, "The Terrible Meek" by
Charles Rann Kennedy. J. Mor
gan Cook will give the reading.
The Young People's forum is in
charge of the service. "The Ter
rible Meek" promulgates pacifism
and is of special interest at this
time when world affairs are
seemingly on the verge of another
war-
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