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Two Brides-Elect Release
Wedding Plans -for.-'
Near ' Future' . ;
'A LOVELY ceremony Thursday morning at 11 o'clock will
A
unite in marriage Miss Velma Wagner, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Waener. and Lawrence Reasor, son of
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Reasor, in the First Christian church.
Rev. IL G.Humphreys of Portland will read the service." .
Mrs. Jewel Bell of Kelso, Waslw will attend Miss Wagner
.Fjk High
M Notes
By J.;L. .S.
NEW faces will be seen in the
Philharmonic orchestra this
year and several of the players
bare interesting:' backgrounds. :
. .Gordon " Findiay, band in 'or
chestra director In the anion high
schools, will play first trumpet,
lie has been associated with sym
. phonies uv tire east. ; , V r -
An important addition - to' the
first violin Is WilHam Reive of
Boston, now connected with.a
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caiem musical uuuiuie. "
experienced symphony player.
Other new members of the vio
lin section are Stanley Ames from
California, and Mrs. Vivian
orchestras at Oregon State col
lege and in Portland.:
' Linn Stewart. of Portland, f who
is working , in .. Salem : now, will
play in - the trench horn section.
He-is a member of the Portland
Junior symphony And will play
with . the senior orchestra there
this winter.'5i';vvv; :;w.
Tune in the Willamette Song
men this afternoon at 4:30 over
KOIN.
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Law Fraternity Banquet j
At Quelle Friday
Delta Theta Phi, law frater
nity at Willamette- university,
held a banquet at the Quelle Fri
day night. Justice Harry Belt of
the supreme court was the prin
cipal speaker, H ; ; ; ,
The dinner was in honor of first
year law : students. Prof. Ray
Smith and Dean Roy Lockenour
were special guests. -"-,-;; ; ; :
Honored guests were Malcolm
Jon&, Harry Mohr, Gus McLeod,
Lynn Moore, John Larsen, War
ier Crow, George McAllister, El
ver Rhode, Thome Hammond,
Courtney Johns, Charles HeltzeU
Sam Harbison, C. Herman Estes,
Clarence Conn, Dew. ey Palmer
and Morris Saffron. '
Hosts Included Ray Lafky, Ray
Rhoten, Chris Schneider, Ray Mc
Kay, Max Taggart, A. Cornell. C.
F. Addison. Miles McKay, John
Minto." Ed Stadter, .Howard Con
nor and Jack Simpson.
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Airs. Adams Hostess
10 .bridge t-luD
A bridge group that has met
regularly for the past 15 year
will be entertained by Mrs. M. P.
Aaams jmaay. Tea .will he serv--ed
following- the afternoon of
cards.
Members of the club are Mrs.
, Charles Pratt, Mrs. Charles Mil
ler, .Mrs. D. X. Beechler, Mrs.
Lou ; Grote, Mrs. .James Imlah,
Mrs. E. W.-Peterson, Mrs. Harry
Crawford and the hostess, Mrs
- M. P. Adams. -
Sunday School v ". '.
: JeffersonMr. and Mrs. L. L.
Ehlelds entertained members of
the JUve Wires'. Sunday school
class of the Methodist chnreh at
their home on south Main street
Tuesday, night. '
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' To Yakima " t
- Mrs. .Ben .Meyers, Mrs.-- Leonard
Burgoyne -and daughter, v Leona
uurgorne. are leat in earl Uon.
day morning' for Yakima to make
. week's .visit in the. Washington
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.1 " . . .SOCIAL CALENDAR -' . -. 4
- . Monday, October S8:. -
Leslie P. T. a:, 7:80 jp.- m at school. Vr "- " '
Chapter AB, P. B. O. Sisterhood, with' Mrs. A. JL.
Siewert, 388 N. Winter, 7:45 p. m. ' ,- :
Disabled War Veterans and. auxiliary joint meeting
in Shrode's hall on' 12th street, P. m.- . " .- - -
Children's division of S. S. "teachers guild. 7:10 .-
p. m. with Miss Cora. Talkington, 640 Center street,
Junior Woman's club masque party at clubhouse, -7:30
p. m. r - '
. Y. W. C. A. membership dinner, ": 10 p. m. Res. at
S878. '
Royal Neighbors Hallowe'en party, 8 p. m. in Fra
ternal temple.- - . ." ;- .
Tuesday, October t9
- Neighbors of Woodcraft Juveniles, 7:30 p. m. in'
Fraternal temple - for installation of officers. Friends
Invited.
. South division of Presbyterian Ladies Aid with
Mrs. L. M. Purvlne, 961 Oak, 2 p. nt; - ...
East division of Presbyterian Ladles Aid with Mrs.
D. A. Hodge, 1270 Chemeketa, 2 p. m.
A. A. U. W. French class in Eaton hall, 9:80 a. in. ' -.
Music Appreciation class of A. A. TJ. W. with Miss -Frances
Vlrginie Melton, 324 N. Capitol, 7:30 p. m.
Wednesday, October SO' .v - -Leslie
Candos Hallowe'en party in church parlors,
t p.'m. . - t
Juveniles of Royal Neighbors party at home Mrs.
Bertha Lot eland, 40S S." 2Sth. 7 P.m-J " ' ' ,"
TKurtdzy, October Si iC ;
' Altrusa club with Mis' Grace Elisabeth Smith,
7:30p.m. , ;
as matron . oi nonor ana onaes-
malds will be Miss Lenore . Put
nam oj Hlllsboro, Miss , Helen
Rose Lee and Miss - Guinevere
Wood. .
Dick Rent! ro will be best man
and ushers include NeilFleming,
Bill Judson and Beryl Ingram ol
Albany.
Lire In Albany
: - Miss Ruth Reasor will sing
"The Sunshine of Tour. Smile"
and Mrs. John' Schmidt, jr., will
play . the . wedding marches." A
small reception will follow at the
bride's home. , ...
: After a wedding trip the young
people will , make, their r home In
Albany. - -. ;...'.' --
Miss Wagner attended Willam
ette university and was a pledge
of Alpha Phi Alpha sorority. Mr.
Reasor received his education in
Wenatchee. " - -.--
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The first - Thanksgiving bride
to announce plans for her - wed
ding is Miss Daisy : Varley, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Varley.
Her marriage - to James Sehon,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sehon,
will be solemnized November 28
at high noon.
Rev. Grover C. Birtchet will of
ficiate in the fireplace room of
the First Presbyterian church.
About SO will witness the cere
mony. '
Mrs. Jessie F. Bush will sing.
Mrs. Vern Mathis will attend her
sister ' as matron of honor and
Warren Keeney will be best man.
A reception will follow at the
home of the bride's parents, 844
South Commercial street.
Mrs. Robert Kitchen and Miss
Elva Sehon will assist at the re
ception. After a - wedding trip to
the coast, the couple will reside
in Salem.
Shower Gives
Tuesday night Miss Frances
Stewart entertained with a kitch
en shower for Miss Varley at the
home of Miss. Elva Sehon. Bridge
was the principal diversion and a
late' supper, was served. with Miss
Sehon assisting the hostess.
Guests were the bride-elect and
Miss Gwen Hunt, Miss Gladys
Hanson, Miss Margaret Nunn,
Miss Jean Cladek, Miss Esther
Black, Mrs. Warren Keeney and
Miss Sehon.
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McCollochs are Feted
With Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McColloch,
who have recently made Salem
their home were honored with a
buffet dinner Wednesday night at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mc-
Lellan.
Those invited by the hosts .to
meet Mr. and Mrs. McColloch
were Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Lytle,
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Locke, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Brady, Mr. and Mrs.
T. A. Livesley, Mr. and Mrs. E. T.
Pierce, Mr. and Mrs: William Lv
Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nel
son, Dr. and Mrs. David Bennett
Hill, Mr.-and Mrs. Arch Jerman,
Dr." and Mrs. Prince W. Byrd,' Mr.
gtfand Mrs. Louis Lachmund, Mr.
ana airs. Lmn u. smun, lit. ana
Mrs. R. L. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs.
V. R. Griggs, Mr. and Mrs. S,
Lamport and William S. Walton.
Elks Bridge Tourney
Draws Well
. Attendance at the Elks Friday
night bridge tournaments is - in
creasing each Friday with the
largest attendance yet last eve
ning, it was reported : last night.
Winners were announced as ; fol
lows r North and south, George
Henderson and - Homer .: Smith;
East, and west, Harry Wiedmer
and Roy Gard, who was also win
ner or tne floor prize.
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Joint MeetiBg , "
Moiidav -
The'Dlsabled War veterans an
their Auxiliary '.will hold a" Joint
meeting in Shrode's' hall on 12th
street Monday night at B O'clock.
There will be entertainment and
refreshments.", " 1 "
Piano Contest
Slated at
Waller
rriHE contest which will decide
J. who is to be featured as piano
soloist with : the Salem Philhar
monic 'orchestra : in one : et this
season's concerts is to . he nela
next. Tuesday afternoon in Waller
hall. Announcement 'irat made
last spring In regard to , the rules
and students have had all sum
mer to prepare. Entrants are un
der 28 years of age and non-pro-fessionals.
.
The audition is open to the pub
lic and contestants will be judged
by members of the music com
mittee of the orchestra associa
tion and Jacques Gershkovitch,
conductor. .
Mendelssohn's beautiful 'Ca
priclo Bfilliante" Opus 22, Is the
number to be played. It is well
known as an effective and bril
liant concert solo. '
These contests present a splen
did opportunity f or t a 1 e n t e d
young pianists to gain the exper
ience of playing with a symphony
orchestra. Many outstanding
young 'artists have gained their
first recognition through, winning
such an honor. It is a yearly cos
torn in the Portland 'Junior sym
phony. ' I'"".--" .' ;-:
two years ago the Salem con
test: was won by Emery Hobson
and this talented young pianist.
wno is now studying in the east,
is to be presented as one of the
soloists with the Cincinnati Sym
phony the coming season.
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Bridge Benefits Given
On Friday
Two bridge henefits were slven
by the Delta Phi. Mother's club
Friday afternoon and evenlnar at
the chapter house.
Winners of high scores in the
afternoon were Mrs. Russell Bus
sard, Mrs. Frank Brown and Mrs.
Ralph wirth. In the evening Mrs.
C. C. Gabriel, Mrs. D. X. Beech
ler and David Wright were high
ior contract ana Mrs. Arthur
Green and Miss Bertha Babcock
for auction. ' '
Tbo rsserrias teblea la tka aftar.
Boon wer. Him Bona ITnmh iflu U..
rio Brett, ln. Burton Mjen, Mrs. T.
V. Brown, Mrs. Floyd Ttter, Mrs. GroTtr
nouuircr, an. Alitor, Bmita, Mrs. C O.
Gabriel. Kra. Bryan Goodemrark if ra.
Jamei Jenninr. Uro. Frank Frimo, Urn.
Auoiea, jars. icy ai. waits, Mrs.
Sidney SteTons, Mrs. Boso Bsheock, Mrs. 1
Laeillo Sweonor. Mrs. Kettis Harria. Ifra.
Liottio McBride, Mra. J. T. Waittif, Mrs.
B E. Downing, Mrs. James W. Lewis,
Mrs. Arthnr Moore. Mrs. I a Marshall,
Mrs. A. C. F. Porry, Mrs. A. T. Msrcus,
Mrs.. Ik M. Pnrrine, lira. Cbarl Pratt,
irs. uerort naager, Jrs. Hex IHrit,
Mrs. E. B. Wood, Mrs. John Hanlow, Mrs.
Robert Fleming-, Mrs. Ralph Wirth, Mrs.
Rwaaell Buaaard and Mrs. BoasaU Pratt.
Gueats for tea wore Mrs. R. J. Hendricks,
Mn. Georgs B. SwUt and Mrs. C I
Blodgett.
Flaying inUhe erening wars Miss Edith
Clement, Miss France, Laws, Miss Marios
Breti, Miss Beatrice Hartung, Miss Ber
tha Babcock, Jadgs and ' Mrs. George
Bouman, Mrs. W. E. Feldmaa, Paul
Hanser, Mrs. Leslio White, Mrs. Balph
Eggstaff, Miss LeVina Sheridan, Mrs. Ar
thnr .Green, Mrs, Grace Johnson, Miss
FanHne Johnson, Miss Janet Wail, Miss
Jan Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. flack,
Mr. and Mrs. Bay Tecum, Mr. and Mrs.
H. Glenn, Mrs. Opal Hardin, Mrs. J.
Bishop. Miss Emmelina Lndi. Mrs.
Mareia B. Smith, . Mr. and Mrs. David
Writ-ht. Mr. and Mrs. C C. Gabriel.
Mrs. George Beechler, Mrs. Frank Sbafer
and Mrs. D. X. Beechler.
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Benefit Card Party on
Tuesday Calendar
St. Monica's Altar society will
sponsor a benefit card party on
Tuesday night at 8:16 p. m. in
St. Joseph's auditorium. ' . v
Bridge and 500 will be played
and prizes giVen. Decorations
and refreshments will be in keep
ing with the Hallowe'en season.
Reservations may be made witb
any one of the committee in
charge: " Mrs. Joseph Bach, Mrs,
J. C. Dalk. Mrs. Charles. O'Brien,
Mrs. O. Schelss, Mrs. T. A. Windi
shar Mrs. N. RocQue, Mrs. T. M.
Barr, Mrs. Lee Kerber Mrs.
Thomas Mcclain and Mrs." 8.
Gentikow.
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Mrs. Davidson Hostess
To Women's Club
Talbot Mrs. Addle . Davidson
entertained the Talbot Women's
club at her home Wednesday aft
ernoon.!.; Mrs. Delmer . Davidson
presided. . Plans were -made for
the club" members to entertain,
their families with a Hallowe'en
party Wednesday night at Mrs.
Edna Reeves' nome.. Mrs.' E. J.
Freeman will direct " entertain-
"ment and - Mrs: Bllnston refresh-
ments."-s '-f-l '
y Mrs.- Helen Johnson and Mrs.
Ethel Bllnston gave th special
features. The prise was won by
Mrs. E. J, Freeman.4 .
Miss fleer Talks' - V- 4.' --.
la Portland s i; , J ,
v. Miss Ruth Geer, past president
of the Salem' - Junior 'Women's
club, was honor guest at' tne Fri
day - afternoon meeting- of . the
Portland Woman's .club. She
spoke on work of the Junior clubs
and the 'Portland club has decided
to form a Junior grou In the near
futnre.
Attend Comity - . "- .
Federation
. Stayton. Those from the Stay
ton Women's club who attended
the County Federation meeting at
Anmsville Friday were Mrs. W.
D. Roberts, vice-president; Mrs.
E. D. Alexander, Mrs.. G.' F. Kor
Inek; Mrs. ' Harrey" Walker; -Mrs.
C. H. Brewer, Mrs. W. A. Inglis
and Mrs. W. IX-Frey. Mrs.; Brewer
is on the Chttdxen-'av- farm- home
committee. V ,-' f
CarnlTal Dance '
- The Women's drill, team of the
F. O. E. auxiliary, will sponsor, a
Hallowe'en : costume - carnival
,danee. Wednesday night at t
o'clock In the Fraternal -temple
Prises will be given tor the fun
niest costumes. .. The public -Is in
nted.
Gracious First Ladyt
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Mrs. Charles H. Martin is one of tbe capital most charming bost
eeses. Each Friday afternoon she Is "at home" to all friends .who
come to call. Last week women
Invited. '
Women of Legislature in
Gay Social Whirl
During Stay
AFTER the hurry and bustle of
getting settled in the capital
for their few weeks' Stay, wives
of legislators have had time the
past few days to be entertained.
Calendared Wednesday after
noon from 3 to 5 o clock is a
smart informal tea at the home
of -Mrs. Rufus Holman, 993 Court
street, honoring women of the leg
islature.
Yellow aDDointments will grace
tne tea table and alternating at
the nrns will be Mrs. Percy Kelly,
Mrs. Hal D. Patton, Mrs. George
White, Mrs. Allan -Carson .and
Mrs. Dan Fry, Jr.
Mrs. Earl Snell will receive
with Mrs. Holman. Mrs. Homer
Angell and Mrs. B. C. Miles will
mingle with guests in the draw
ing room, and Mrs. Harold Burk-
Missouri Club Enjoys
Musical Program
The . Missouri club met In the
K. P. hall Friday night for a so
cial evening. James Cnshman of
Portland, president of the. Mis
souri ' club there,, and pr. Vinton
Ellis of Ketchikan, Alaska, were
visitors. v r '.. . : :,
. The' program Included, piano
numbers by Miss Betty Stevens,
violin selections by Robert . Cam?
eron accompanied by Mrs. . Doris
Jean Cutler, a piano duet by Miss
Neva Ham of Anmsville and Miss
Margaret Clare, a clarinet solo by
Jim .White accompanied by Wll-
1 11am Jarvis, a reading by Joseph
a, tenner, vcoicn numoers o y
Robert Hutcheon accompanied by
miss Kutn Begiora, ana vocai so
los by C. B. Glover.
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Peter Phillippe Feted -
Oh Birthday. ' -
Peter, Phillippe was the inspir
ation for surprise supper party
Wednesday night 'given by the L
O. O. F. lodge in .the hall dining
room. -' -. . - - r
The occasion was hla SSrd
birthday anniversary.' i. hnge dec-'
orated cake embellished with the
lodge colors centered the table.
Autumn' colors and flowers com
pleted the appointments.' Covers
were laid for 75. . -. " - t-
Mr. Phillippe. will be honored
at the Rebekah meeting1. Monday
nignt- - .
.Hrs. Varty
Visitinc -
Mrs. Susan Varty, worthy high
priestes of the " Willamette
shrlner White Shrine of Jerusalem
will spend the first of this week
in Portland, conferring with the
wane- snrine district deputy and
visiting Portland members of the
oaiem lodge. . - "
tTnveli Marker ' . ' . '
At St, Paul . v
The Daughters of 1812 win di-
rect dedication ceremonle todnv
of a tablet on the historic brick
cnurch at St. Paul and, will un
veil the entrance marker to the
old cemetery. at.2:30 p. m. Z- ,
f-r-J rJ ' PKRMAJTEXT
I WAVE SHOP
trw Finger Waves S3c
f1 A Hair Trims . 89e
fl O ))' ' Experienced
. U. , Vist.. - Beauticians . 1
429 Ore. Bldg.' - - Phone S759
of the legislature were especially
V
ltt. Mrs. Waldon Bvers and Mrs.
Sydney Kromer will assist in the
dining room.
Tea Friday
Forty-five matrons and maids
called on Mrs. Charles H. Martin
when she was "at home" Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. B. O. Schucklng greeted
guests with Mrs. Martin. Alternat
ing at the tea table and assisting
about tne drawing room were
Mrs. John Rand, Mrs. Percy Kel
ly, Mrs. Earl Snell, Mrs. Rufus
Holman, Mrs. Sheldon F. Sackett
ana miss Harriet C. Long.
. Beautiful bouquets were about
the rooms and the tea table was
exceedingly attractive with
h a n d s o mte embroidered linen
cloth, a centerpiece of pink snap
dragons and white tapers in silver
candelabra.
Songmen to Broadcast
This Afternoon
Tbe .Willamette University
Songmen and Dr. Bruce Baxter
will again be heard over KOIN
this Sunday from 4:30 to 6 p.m
being the second broadcast in
eries from this station.. -
Numbers which the Sonrmen.
wm present are: "One Sweetly
eoiemn Tnougnt, - by Price ;
"Softly and Tenderly," arranged
pr. High; "Land Sighting," by
oneg; "Old Man River,- by
Kern; "Here Is a Lore Song," by
Treharne, and. "God Shall Wine
Away All Tears," by Car a Roma.
Letter Carriers Group
Has Meeting
The. auxiliary of the National
Association of Letter Carriera mat
ai ino. noma of .Mrs. Henry Craw-
lord, Friday, for a social after
noon; . " - .
Those nresent were Mra. rtnif.
ley Taylor. Mrs.- Floyd WolkeL
Mrs. Walter, Persons, Mrs. Har
mon Garrett; Mrs." Boy Young,
Mrs.' Ferdinand Barnicku Mrs. Guy
duco,, Airs, ueorge wnue, Mrs.
Chester Nichols: Mrs. EmiT Otlen:
Mrs.; Arthur Glbbard, Mtst Claude
Gienn ana tne bostesv Mrsr Hen
tj i;rawiora ... - .
JunipWonian's Club -Session
Monday; . ;
A. masque Hallowe'en party for
members. or the .Junior Woman'i
elnb and their friends is ached
uled Monday night at 7:30 o'clock
in tne- Woman's clubhouse. .
, Miss Katherine Earle ia in
charge, of refreshements and' has
on her committee Miss Ruth Geer,
Miss Dorothy Cornelius and Miss
Frances Baler. T -
THE POPULAR OIL PERMANENT
-. Only $3.25 at the . ; '
; VAIIITY COXCEAUTY' SHC?
- 1328 STATE STREET
; : Exclusive Dealers for Saleni for" . .
: Dnris ?.!evne Cosmetics
' PIIONE 3363 FOR APPOINTSIEIiT .
IlarrieV Gilbert - v . - Joyce Phe!;s Ilares
Mrs; Kelly is
Hostess on
Friday
A CHARMING affair of the corn
week will be the luncheon
Friday for whicb Mrs. Percy Kei-;
ly is hostess at her home on State
street. Mrs. Charles ' McNary 1 Is
the honor guest. .- f - -. ':
The tablo will bo done in bine
and k silver, with . silver : ships
poised on a blue mirror, match-
int; tlowers and wnlte tapers in
bine eandelabra. t -
Covers will be laid for Mrs.
McNary. Mrs. David T. Honeyman
of Portland,- Mrs. ' George White,
Mrs. Homer Goulet, Mrs. Homer
Smith; sr., Mrs.. Isaac Patterson
of Pfirtland, Mrs. -yictor Griggs,
Mrs. Earl Snell, Mrs. Emma Mur
phy Brown, Mrs. T. A. Livesley,
Mrs. waiter Corliss and the host
ess, Mrs." Kelly. .
Miss Upston Honored "
On liirthday
A gar dancing 'party in git.
Paul's Episcopal parish hall corrb
plimented Miss Jerymo Upston on
her. birthday anniversary Friday
night, v Mrs." Arthur. Tpston .was
hostess tor the affair in honor of
her daughter, svr-' ''-JJ:K
Hallowe'en ' decorations 'were
used throughout and the serving
table was covered with a laee
cloth and centered with a bowl
of fruit guarded by- orange and
black tapers. Cards were also in
play.-
Mrs. Paul Johnson and Miss
Helen Litchfield assisted Mrs.
Upston. . '
. Tnose mvuea were tne Misses
Esther Gibbard. Margaret Savage,
Margaret Nunn. Edna Savage,
Josephine Cornoyer, Jane Fisher,
Marguerite Clarke, Dorotny Din
gle; Charlotte Lltcnueld, Meiva
Belle Savage, Rosamund Weston,
Eleanor Trindle, Julia Johnson,
Lucile Brainard, Irma Oehler,
Helen Purvlne, Lillian Graham,
Esther Black, Ina Bennett, Jean
Holllngwortb, Helen Olds, Hor
tense Taylor, Ua Mills, Frances
Ellis, Hilda Crawford, La Verne
Norton, Dorothy McGee, Ruth
Bunzow. Charlotte LaDue, Doro
thy Dalk. Grace Holman, Cynthia
Delano, Dorotny Gnormiey ana
Victoria Schneider.
Escorts were Kenneth Manning,
David Johnson;' Bill Miller, Erwin
Potter, Joe Harvey, Louis Stutt,
Talbot Bennett, Howard. Camp
bell, Wayne Doughton, Bud Flint,
Forrest Robinson, Harrison El
gin, John Kelly, Basil Anton,
Kenneth Daly, Charles Versteeg,
Dwight Aden, Malcolm Waltmon,
John Robison, Kenneth Hanson,
Kenneth Peterson, Bill Schermer-
horn, Otto Wilson, Jr., Everett
Gary and Ross Gladden.
Miss Stuttaford Back
In Salem
Miss Charlotte Stuttaford who
has for the past two years been
employed in the school ot home
economics at Oregon State college
has resigned her position and re
turned to her home in Salem.
Her engagement to Douglas G.
Baird ot Portland was announced
recently in Corvallis at a buffet
dinner given by Dean Milam with
30 members of the home econom
ics staff in attendance. Mrs. C.
H. Ackerman was hostess for
party and shower and a group of
the young set honored Miss Stut
taford with a theatre party fol
lowed by a shower a the Withy
combe. House. . . " :
; The Stuttaford-Baird wfeddlng
will be an event Of tbe late fall.
Baptist Classes. Honor
Dr; Conant
. Dr. and Mrs. J, E. Conant were
especially . honored by thte Mar
rled People's' classes, of -the First
Baptist church r Friday, night in
the church parlors. :
' Dr. Conant ; has been taking
the place of Dr. Britton Ross for
the past four and a half months.
He will preach his final sermon
here today.
The Fred Broer family orches
tra supplied musical numbers
during the evening. Hallowe'en
decorations prevailed. There were
a number of short talks in appre
ciation of ; Dr." Conant and': the
couple" was presented .with - a gif t,
.z Refreshments . were, served 'j at
the close of the evening. ..,
S. 8. Teachers'
Oonveno
The Children's division of the
Sunday School .Teachers' guild
will meet Monday night' at 7:80
p. m.V at the home of Mrs." Cora
Talkinrtonr 0 Center street.
Every" Sunday school teacher up
to and ; including the Junior .de
partment is urged to attend. -
WHERE:
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THE SPA ;
' for a Delicious Sunday
TURKEY DINNER
: TO .
Willamette ''Rush Period
- Begins - With
- At Sororities
r7ILLAMETTE f university sororities begin - their- official
J rushing next week with formal teas at the three houses
Monday afternoon. Personal rushing: will occupy the
Alpha Phi Alphas on Tuesday, the Beta Xhis on Wednesday
and the Delta Phis on Thursday. - - '
Friday Beta Chi will entertain with a buffet dinner.
Delta Phi wUI . be hostess for .aO
like affair Saturday and Monday I
night Alpba Phi Alpha will open
its . chapter house from - to 7
m. - .".-'
Rushing will continue through
November 10 wjfh" pledge, serv
ices to take place that day. -
. Calling hours : are as follows
Monday: Beta Chi, S to 6 o'clock;
Delta - Phi," 2:30 to. 5:30 o'clock,
and Alpha Phi Alpha, 4- to
0 'clock. - . -is - ' . .
: . r- : Beta Chi. .
Miss : Ina Bennett will" greet
guests at the door ot the Beta
Chi house and Miss Hortense Tar
lor wiU Introduce to. the line. Re1
ceiving will : be Miss Esther G'h;
bard, - Mrs.? Paul Wallace, Mrs.
Bruce R.; Baxter, and Mrs. E. C.
Richards. " V . . ; .- .. , V-.V;-::
. The tea-table will be decorated
in bronce and 'red autumn tones
with flowers and bright leaves.
Golden oak and rust colored ta
pers will be used. Mrs. ; C D,
Gabrlelson and Mrs. T. A. Lives
ley will pour. . V
Those serving will be Miss
Charlotte Schneller, Miss Rosa
mund Weston, Miss Helen Olds,
Miss Charlotte Littchfield, Miss
Jean Holllngwortb. and Miss Mei
va Belle Savage. "
Delta Phi
Miss Barbara Crookham will
be at the door at the Delta Phi
chapter . house and Miss Doris
TJnruh will introduce. In the line
wiU be Miss Lois Underwood,
Mrs. Fred Alban Weil, Mrs. Roy
Keene and Mrs.- D. H. Schulxe.
Alternating at the tea table
will be Mrs. R. J. Hendricks,
Mrs. E. E. Gilbert, Mrs. W. T.
Jenks and Mise Lois Latimer.
Lavender and yellow flowers
guarded by yellow .tapers will
make up the centerpiece.
Serving wul be Miss Carroll
Gardner, Miss Virginia . Pugh,
Miss Roberta McGilchrlst, Miss
Margaret Faxon, Miss Joan Phil
lips, Miss Mary Jeanette Sargent,
Miss Frances Faber and . Miss
Nada Carroll.
During the afternoon Miss
Mary Elizabeth Kells will sing
and Miss Elizabeth Boylan and
Miss Lois Burton will appear in
piano selections.
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Miss Gertrude Brooks
To Go South
When Mr. and Mrs. . RusseU
Brooks returned to their home in
the Dutch West Indies the first
of next week, November 4, they
will take with them their niece,
Miss Gertrude Mildred Brooks.
The party will motor to New
Orleans and sail for Curacao
from there. They will stop over
in san Domingo and Haiti.
Scioto Danner's
Wonder Quilt
Display Coming to
MILLER'S
(All This Week)
A" special representative of this ' wonderful
quilt pattern maker of the east will be at
Miller's all this 'week with all the newest
quilts ondisplay as well as famous old ones!
You are Invited! '
Miller's want you to see this special showing
- of quilts' and the patterns for them which
will be demonstrated by an expert in the art
: -of designing, f '
; -y Here are Some of 'the Patterns-Shoicn:
Wild Rose Marigold; Ladies. Dream," Alice's Fa vorite
Jennie's Basket, Wedgewood, :Fish in the Dish, Star
QlljratmaflaUutgii
(Dili Gtemttnj
Foot Holiday saluags by Canadian Fsclfle
' lifters five opportunity to spend Christmas
and New Yaars with eld friends la the Home
land. Oas experienced sctvice all the way,
trantcontlnental trains daily from Vancouver,
B.C. to Ships' -sid. Without IMS of OOMI -
, Kt s - Twrrcuj?F' - -
' tK. II -Vit 6ft. .
KS. M 6CSS$ Sl-
- - ''. tMmt mmi Uisisist
- - Stassssv IsBsst asiltwfssl
1st CIsss or Cabin das. Tourist and Std das
en all aHiaga. roraUtfstaUasco ,
U4i.W.iHM4nil(i
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Guy; Woods of
Portland is
Speaker
DR. BRUCE R. BAXTER, presi
dent of Willamette university.
will address the Salem Woman's .
club November t" for its' Armistice.
day program.;.'; -
FTV .Ink WAnAWfl .ff A1W
noon with ; Guy Woods of Port
land as the guest speaker. He lec
tured with' motion -pictures on"
."Highspots of the Andes' and
brought, with , him , a fascinating
oispuiy oi rngf, sua wis sua - tap
estries -from .South America; r ,
Ma . . - . , . A .
Mrs. Floyd. White reported on
the third district meeting. : and
Miss Sulla McCully and Mrs. W.
F. Fargo gave accounts of , tbo
Marlon county ' federation assem
bly held at Aumsville Friday.
Miss Maybelle SLlIbum played
a violin selection-'accompanled at
the piano by her mother, Mrs.
Frank Lilburn. " - -
Tea was served following the
business meeting. Mrs.- Helen
Southwick and Mrs. C. K. Spauld
ing poured. Coral gladioli . and
snapdragons made up the attrac
tive centerpiece. , '
Those serving were Mrs. U. Q.
Shipley, Mrs. Charles Galloway
Mrs. M. Theodore Madsen, jr.,
and Mrs. H. T. Love.
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Leslie P.T.A. Schedules
Interesting Program
The Leslie Parent-Teacher as
sociation will meet Monday night
at 7:30 o'clock in Leslie school.
The following program has been
arranged:
Lyle Bartholomew will ; talk
about the additions to the school,
and display plans; a trio made
up of Warren Downs, 'cello; Bet
ty Mercer,- piano, and Geraldine
Schmoker, Tiolin, directed by Mrs.
David Eason; toe dance by Jean
Bates; vocal solo, Mrs. Mildred
Wyatt; talk on Italo-Ethiopian
question by Col. C. A. Robertson.
Colonel Robertson is a person
al friend of Mussolini and ad
mires him greatly. Tbe talk will
be presented from the Italian
point of view.
The contests will be continued
whereby tbe fourth 'period class
having the largest number of par
ents at the meeting will be given
a party. ; ; . .
Attair
of the East, Pineapple,' Rob
. bing Peter to Pay Paul, HoV
; lyhock Horn of Plenty,- DouV,
. ble -Tulip, - Prince's': Feather,
Rose of the East, Rising Sun,
Nose Gay,
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Mill
ers
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