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.Mrs. Crawford
Tea Hostess
Today
fTlO welcome Mrs. Hal DeSart,
X who recently came to ; Salem
to make her home, Mrs. Lee
Crawford will entertain with a
lovely tea this afternoon at her
home on Court street. Mrs. DeSart
is the former Thelma Dreyer ot
Portland, whose marriage was an
event of February 14.' Calling
hours are from four to six o'clock.
Miss Harriet Crawford and Miss
Ha Mills will greet guests at the
door. The honor guest, Mrs. Craw
ford and Mrs. Stephen Mergler
will receive Informally in the liv
ing room. Mingling with guests
will be Mrs. Homer Smith, jr., and
Mrs. Stanley Price, f v
Large bouquets' of Japanese
quince and daffodils will be ar
ranged In the guest rooms. The
tea table will be covered with a
lace cloth and centered with an
attractive arrangement of daffo
dils, snapdragons and freesias In
a crystal bowl flanked, with yel
low tapers In crystal holders.
Mrs. Delmer DeSart and Mrs.
Elliott Price of Camas, Wash., will
preside at the serving table. Assist
ing in the serving will be Mrs. Max
Ryland and Miss Beverly Ogilvie
of Portland.'
Halls Celebrate
Golden Wedding
'. The golden wedding anniver
sary of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall
of West Salem was observed on
Thursday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Mobley. A buffet sup
per was followed by an evening
of visiting and play in? card.
The rooms were decorated in
daffodils and accaria, a large
bouquet of daffodills . centered
the buffet table, gold candles and
cellophane bows further carried
out the golden wedding color
scheme.
Guests and relatives who' at
tended the affair were: Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Mobley, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Flack, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Lacey, Dr. and. Mrs. Charlie Ad
ams, Dr. and Mrs. T. T. Laird of
Portland, Mr and Mrs. Elmer
Cook, Mr. - and Mrs. Ernest Pet
erson. Mrs. Jessie Laird. Miss
May, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gwin,
Albert Baulig, Mrs. Robert Mey
er. Bob Mobley, and Bob Hill,
grandson of the couple, who is
attending O. S. C. Guests- who
called during the evening includ
ed Mr. and Mrs. Charles Evans
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Mc
Farland and son, Mr. and Mrs.
L. Loose.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall married in
Ontario In 1887, moved to North
Dakota and thence to West Sa
lem where they have lived since
1928. Mrs. A. A. Hein of Han gen
sen. North Dakota, and E. E.
Hall of Glasgow, Montana, ' are
their children.
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Mrs. Henry Entertains
On Thursday
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nt thm vtrt nnti.t .hnrrh
inr t th hom of Mr JiA Won.
ry on Thursday afternoon, enjoyed
Mrs. Charles Parmenter. Readings tertaining. luncheons, breakfasts
were given by Mrs.' Jim Foster, and dances ... Spring clothes
Mrs. Elmer Conn and Mrs. Jenny were In hiding due to the inclem
Wymer. - - ent weather, but we. did spot a
Others present were Mrs. Mat- few new top coats, hats and en
tie Clark. Mrs. Nels Olen, Mrs. sembles . . . Sitting together as
Jennie Hicks, Mrs. Jean Lucero, usual were Mrs. Ted Chambers In
Mrs. William McClaren, Mrs. T. J. a beige swagger with green hat,
Clare. Mrs. T. E. McClean. Mrs. F. her sister, Miss Dorothea Sleus-
M. Hoyt.
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Wives of members of the Car
penters union met last week to
organize an auxiliary. Election
of officers was held and Mrs. A.
L. Strayer was chosen president.
Other officers include Mrs. Sher
man Smith, vice-president; Mrs.
William Stepanek, secretary;
Mrs. H. W
Hale, financial sec-
retary-treasurer; trustees, Me&
dames Ernest Garrete, A. Kieen.
Henry Geise; conductor, Mrs. C.
B. Lepsley; Warden, Mrs. John
W. Garrett. The auxiliary has a
potential membership of over
200. i
KTF.PPlXfl ALONO ta the
leys, BIra. Kenneth, of Salem and
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airs, vrvuie uauey ine u eoacn oium MCMiMTiue team) nave been
Tiisiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
a m - w-i a m
Anient. (KeuneU-EUia Photo.)
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Seen and Heard
By JERYMK TJPSTOX
mOURNAMENT week provided
I !. .o.v.,t,n
m. many lurma ; i"' """"
fan ... Business men ana
thfilr wives and even the children
were not at home, but enthus-
lastlcally
watching the many
rames
Mothers took their
youngsters in the afternoon but
in the evening father took their
Plces As U8Ufx te week has
heen an Incentive lor jniormai en
loft in a brown suit with fox col
lar . . . Mrs. Roy Keene In a color-
ful nrlnt and navy straw; Mrs,
Curtis" Cross In green wool and
Mrs. Bruce Baxter In a navy en
semble . . . Sitting down a little
further were Mrs. Bill Phillips,
Mrs. William Busick and daughter,
Jeanne, and Mrs. Karl Becke and
Miriam, me gins very eitiiea uTer
the games . . . Hurrying to the
tournament on Thursday were
Mrs. Kenneth Bailey and ner sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. jOrville Bailey,
wife of the McMinnville coach .!. .
Of the younger married set en
Joying every minute of the play
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clag-
basketball lonrnamcnt ir lb Ttitt.
Mrs. Orville of McMinnville. Mr and
Kenneth Bailey daring the tour-
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gett, Deryl Myers, the Phil Hatha,
Chandler Browns and Coach and
Mrs. Harold Hauk when Harold
wasn't c
oaching his boys . . . Mrs.
Hk .Tu8T,d,tISCVTe ln. fraT TV7EDDINO plans for the mar
suit with British tan hat, shoes V . . K..
XttTr "thT5ttai
and purse .
games Friday night saw the Asel
Eoffs and Breyman Boises leav-
ing . . . Mrs. Boise putting on her
white -rPiloDhan rain m.t Tr
white -cellophane rain coat over
chic brown suit,
HIGHLIGHTING National Busi
ness Women's week, members of
the Salem club were hostesses for
,u,a.u.uHu.u
ror room of the Marion hotel
Thursday night . . . Many com
ments were heard on the beautl-
fully arranged tables
Large
bouquets of Iris, roses, tulips and
aaiujaiis in me pasiei suaaea idu
matching tapers In the bouquets
-.-.ea the honnr tahla
Smaller arrangements of daffodils
were placed on the other tables
Clever yellow and green pro-
grams with a pussywillow on the
iuTc uiiiuiui,niui iue guBis
. Mrs. Edwin Bingenbeimer,
gracious presiaem oi me iocai
clnh wor(, . of URt
witC rnm .A;
made with peplum Jacket and a msCted with the Industrial Acci
corsage of gardenias and Swan- d-nt .ommiocton Mr m- i. th.
sonla ... Among those at the head
table were Mr. James T. Brand
table were Mrs. James T. Brand
of Marshfield, wife of Judge Brand
who was the speaker of the eve
ning . . . She wore a model of black
net with circe satin insertions in
the puffed sleeves . . . Mrs. Dan-
iel Schulze wore cornflower blue
taffeta and corsage of pink carna
tions . . . Mrs. Winifred Herrick
In pink lace with Nile green vel-
vet trim and Miss Ruth Moore In
wnue net . . . uumpsea oeiore ine
dinner were Miss Helen Brei-
thaupt, first vice president, lovely
in royai Diue enmon msae a
Grecian lines wltn lei of daiioaii.
and Miss Dorothy- Ann Gordon in
grape shk snot wun .a metallic
inreaa.
ST. PATRICK S DAY wa
climaxed by the Beta Sigma Phl
Fashion Bridge at the Elks Temple
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nicest parties oi iub ynng c-
son, with everything , going off
smoothly ... Concluding the en-
tertainment was the original fea-
ture dance by Miss Betty Read
which received hearty applause
. . , vviiu uiei uuuuicu www xxiuB.iree, Airs, uienn f anm, Miss
in play it was impossible to see Gladys Edgar, Mrs. John Sey
everyoae, but we did notice that mour and assisting hostesses
tailleurs and gay prints prevailed,
topped with many a novel hat
With the state schools having
'snrinc vacation a number of the
college co-eds were seen .J. Jo-
sephlne McGilchrlst from Oregon
was playing with a group of the
Spinsters . . . at the same table
was Margaret Wagner In brown
with Jacket of mustard yellow . . .
It was good to see Helen Weldmer
and Marian Hultenberg who hall
from Oregon and Cleo Ritner a
popular Alpha Chi Omega at Ore-
gon State ... Chatting In the foy-
er were Mrs. Vernon Perry in a
navy blue tailleur and tricky off-
the-face straw and Caroyl Braden
in a iwu-iuuBu orowu poiaa aoi
wun luggage orown accessories
StJlgh,t,aglimpSe,MrR0n"
aid Fritzell, very good looking in
oiacK ana wnite cnecxea jacaet,
plain skirt, hunters green hat and
purse Vi . Compliments should go
to Mrs. Thomas Drynan who sue-
ces8iuiiy managed the aiiair ana
Mrs. Frank Shafer. president of
the group. I ;
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER tea
for which Mrs. Karl Becke
was hostess last week, honored
her mother, Mrs. G. L. Lorell of
Portland. and Mr. Becke'. mother.
Mr.. Charles Becke of Aurora.
Wedding Plans
Announced by
Miss Scott
W riage of Mis. Paulene Scott
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Bo m wwwun oy jiw
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vent of Sunday. April 4. at the
home of the bride-elect's sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sel Stearns of Portland. The ser
vice will be read at one o'clock In
friends of the couple
r caol
Mrs. Stearns will attend her
sister as matron of honor. Miss
Meredith Stearns, niece of the
bride-elect, will be the flower girl.
Donald K.' Moe will act as best
man for Mr. Cover. A reception
will follow the ceremony.
The couple win make their
nome in saiem wnere mt. cover
is assistant director of the state
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the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
tenh M Cntt f Athano Eh.
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an1 wa. , -.-.i,.,. nf iinha
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,01 of MrVnd Mn P I rfli
!?Vt.fi M": .CT"
of Portland. He Is a graduate of
in
Portland.
tt Tj:1tiarfl Aiiwilinrw
xiaA nu,Dara Auxiliary
At Seymour Home .
Mrs. John Seymour enter tain-
ed the Hal Hibbard auxiliary at
ner home on Friday. A short
business meeting was held and an
Irish program given by Miss
Gladys Edgar,
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session was
Humphrey presiding,
Those
present were .Mrs. B.
W. WalCher. MrB. Fred ThOmrt-
son, Mrs. John Bertelson, Mrs.
Charles Brant. Mrs. Anna Tall-
man Mrs. Leroy Hewlett. Mrs.
r. urCTa- mr.B- rea RDnn'
juts. Everett Buckles. Mm. Tna
Savage, Mrs. L. Mlckelson, Mrs.
W. B. Bane. Mrs. M. Moynihan.
rs. Harry Ross. Mrs. Charles Me-
Klnley. Mrs. Francis Long. Mrs.
Lulu Humphrey. Mrs. Chester
Mrs. M. W. Baker, Mrs. J. G.
Chaignot and Mrs. Hugh Craig.
Mra. . Kenneth Fleming and
Miss Gwendolyn Hunt will enter-
tato members of Delta Phi alum-
ne Tuesday evening at the Flem-
Ing home on North Winter street.
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Mrs. Lovell were in deep red and
Mrs. Becke dark blue and both
had corsaeea of iolet ami ta
roses. The tea was very Informal
with mothers and daughter, drop-
ping la during the afternoon . . .
not being a come and go tea they
u .tayed and visited . ' . The
guest rooms were attractive with
pink roses In blue bowls and the
tea-tabIe w" l0"ely with a ar-
rangement of paper white nards-
sus and blue anenomes ; . . Two
out of town guests called . . . Mrs.
Walter Grimm of Aurora, sister of
Mr. Becke and Mrs. Robert Dun-
can of Sllverton ... Very smart
In a black aiinri wo. f,.
Brazier Small who came with her
mother, Mrs. Richard Cartwright
aiso seen were Mrs. F. W.
Poorman and her mother-ln-lawi
irB- Poorman, and Mrs.
William Busick with Mrs. Miranda
McDonald.
Bridge Benefit Given by
Salem Business Women
Friday Evening.
CONCLUDING National Business Women's week the-Sa-
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lem Business and Professional Women s club entertained
Wltn a Deneilt bridge party at the Salem Woman s Club-
.house Friday night. The affair
Ahnnia nrkinh ..rill anto. n.
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or H.ll crpnp in MflV
Mrs. Hulda Leidstrom was
general chairman of the benefit. H. M. Williams, Mrs. Louise Mil--Honors
for contract went to Mrs. tonberger, Ethel Gibbons, Lois
s' Kunneu ana Mrs. Kusseil
Catlln; auction. Mis. Thelma Sny-
N. S. Bunnell and Mrs. Russell
der Rnd Jyon Madl80n. plnochle.
M A A lonn an1 Jf e Dvl.vtA
monopoly. Wlllette Stelnrube. '
The serving table was -centered
with a bouquet of spring flowers J- Lyman steed, Mrs. M. S. Bun
ln a green pottery bowl. Re- neH- Mis. Doris .Clarke, . Mls
f reehmenta were served late in Edythe Glalsyer. Mis. Alene Bick
the evening. -ford, ;Miss- Helen ; Breithaupt,
Many Attend Elizabeth - Stockhausen, E n d a
- Those, playing were Mrs. Effie Pordy; . "
Smith, ' Mrs. Don Madison, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. - Joe Maddison,
Edward M. Duffy, Mrs. Florence Mrs. F. L. Swanson,; Mrsl George
Irwin, Mrs. Arthur H. Moore, Viesko, Mr. and Mrs. ir M. Wil-
f leer Dntlt Vaava IfniiilA
PresnaU, Mr.. Frank Rademacher.
Caroline Patterson, Lots Rlggs.
Marie Henkel. Ethel Parr. Mn.
tnnuni Tihnnn idt xia mil
1A Tmnlat rooaalllna- Vea Wol-
en Louise Crosby, Miss Haiel
rjook. Miss Mabel Savage. Mrs.
Byron Herrick, Grace Wlttwer,
Julia W. Webster, Grace A. Gil-
n t t nrnv.. n. t..
hyte Mary . Barhyte, Phfl Ker-
ber, Mary Kerber, Lois Ohmart.
May Cleveland.
Mrs. Lillian Cadwell. Mrs
ni. ti.t th- .ni Mr- w
H. Bingenheimer, Lydla Wooten,
Charlotte Passehl. Helen Eck-
man. Erma Victor. Thelma Sny- Ruth Cole. Miss . L. . May Ranch,
der.- Josephine Brekke, DoIotas Mis. Lola Millard. Elaine Steing
Baller, Mrs. Merle Spencer, Mrs. rube and . Miss Gladys Humphrey.
f: Prlirri Will
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Wed Today
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Miss Selma Perlich, daughter
ot Mr. and Mrs. R. Perlich, will
become the bride of Eric Breit-
?f e ,Z rL Sin
krut. of Alberta, Canada, this
afternoon at three o'clock at the
German Baptist church. Rev. J.
j. oithoff will read the service.
Miss Bertha Perlich will be the
f.." !i . fr.
...w .v- a -ntion
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L,m - follow the ceremony. The
couple Wlll leave for the north
where they will make their home.
The Altrnsa club will meet at
Chresto cottage Monday evening at
iirht o'clock. M 1 8 s Genevieve
v.nni. ni talk on her travels
to Mexico which is of special in-
terest due to the international
convention which win De neia at
Mexico City. Special gnests for
the evening will De tne a.a.u.vv.
Study and International groups
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and Zonta club-
- RECENT BRIDE Mrs. Robert
White," the former Martha Robert
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. C.
Robertson, who was married at a
ceremony in the First Evangelical
church on March 13, before a large
group of friends and relatives. The
couple left immediately following
the ceremony for a trip north, and
will be at home in Salem on their
return. . (Kennell Ellis photo.)
TEA HOSTESS Mrs. Lee
Crawford, who will entertain in her
Court street home this afternoon
in compliment to Mrs. Hal DeSart
who, with Mr. DeSart, has recently
moved to Salem to make her home.
Mrs. DeSart, the former Thelma
Dreyer of Portland, was married
in February at the Portland home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. An
thony Dreyer.
(Kennell Ellis photo.)
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was for the benefit pf the club
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btelnke. Hulda Leidstrom,
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Blanche King. Effle Smith. Ida
Mae Smith. Maude Eckman. Ha
ael Roenicke. Ef f ie Arehart. So.
PW Anderson , Mrs. Ogden
Jones, Mrs. Lawrence Smith. Mrs.
Vamaii mr A .fm 'V ' A TAv .
hem, Mrs. Nellie Varley. Mr and
Mrs. ' H. I. Daun." Mr. and . Mrs.
A. Bones. . Mn. . : I . Stnl-r.
Mn ninoii notiin Km rx.ia
ClnrMnn' Un' VAmraA , VJnvV.
Mrs. N.. E. Edwirds, Mrs. George
Orey. Miss LoreU - Varley. Mr.
and Mrs. Max Boren, Mrs. R. E.
Downing, Mrs. J. I. Whit tig. Mrs.
Thomas A. McBride, Mr. - and
Mrs, X. D. Howell, Miss Molly
Schwabbauer, ;: Marvin McClaln,
Ruth McClure, Henrietta Wolfer,"
Florence ' Beardsley, Mrs. J. A.
Gray, Jo Evans, Jo Gray. Mrs. L.
S. Batdorf . Clara. Homyer. Wil-
letta Steingrube. Louise Bryan.
First Garden Show
Is Scheduled
' The Little Garden club of Sa
lem Heights, one. of the most ac
tive of this vicinity, Is planning a
spring flower festival to be held
somewhere around April 15th.
All garden clubs of Marion and
Polk untIeA re .b,nf "k?d
compete, and'Mrs. C.,A. Kella Is
inviting presIdenU of the various
Anna a a n ' w w m ' rm i in rntrh
their garden clubs would like to
contribute.' -
The" Little Garden clnb mem
ber, will compete amongst them
selves, and other prizes will be
awarded in competitions where
all clubs enter. To further the
interest In : wild flowers, a spe-
rial, nrize : will ' be offered - for
bouquets brought in by children.
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meeting of the Salem Women's
jtress ciud scneauieu ior iuwu
will be postponed until the next
a
week.
Sacred I Oratorios Will
Be Pres:
IPassiori Wleek
i5 programs for Passion week, and wiU jpresent sacred musi
cal works appropriate to the Easter season.
The choir; of St. Paul's Episcopal church will sing the
oratorio '?Holy City? by A. R. Gaul this morning during the
church service. The chorus of twentyfive voices is under
the direction of Miss Lena Belle Tartar. -
The f-egular choir will be augmented by Miss Ida Miller,
Mrs. Helen Goodenbugh, Miss Mary Jape Lau, Max Alford,
Brilly Utley, Jay Teied, and William Blumenberg.
Introductlan, organ wnlo . ,-..MarguerIte Dalton
No Shadowy Yonder L Choir "with Charles Perry, tenor
At Erentl4e It Shall Be Light. .-.... ladles' Chorus
They That? Sow iln Tears. ..- , :J:.....Choir
Eye HathlNot Seen I .
For Thee, bh Dear, Dear Country
Thine Is the Kingdom. .
Adoration,! organ solo-U,
A New Heaven and a New Earth
Holy, Holy (choral sanctus)
Let the Heavens Rejoice . , ,
To the Lord. Our God.j .
Come, Ye Blessed... J...
The Fining Pot I Is for Silver... i - ...:.Quartet
(Louise Robertson, Helen Law, Charles Eerryi J. Ed Law J
These Are Theyj Which Come -J...: Ida Miller, soprano
They Shall Hunger No More Louise Robertson,' Helen Law
List! The .Cherubic Host.. - Toadies' Chorus
I Heard the Voice of Tarpers J. Ed Law, baritone
Obligato solo j. 4 ....Louise Robertson, soprano
Great and Marvelous Are Thy Works.- :..- . . Choir
(Mrs. Marguerite Dalton will accompany the chorus and soloists at
the
MUSIC ON
The Leslie Memorial church choir under the direction of
Mrs. Jessie Bush will sing "Seven Last Words of Chris V
the sacred cantata by DuBois, on the night of Good Friday.
Mrs4 Marjorie M. Walker of Portland, Bill Bush, Carl
Mason arid Billy Utley will sing the solo parts in the cantata.
Mrs. Walker, popular soprano
time director
of St. Paul's choir in Salem.
In order
to enhance the
this presentation a Portland
electric drgart to accompany
Mr. Jerry Gilmore of Portland will present a
concert of sajrred organ music
Another program planned
is that to be
I given at the American Lutheran church at 8
o'clock uiiderj
the direction of
, popular Salem soloists are included among those who will"
sing during t!he program. "There's a Green Hill Far Away'r
is the most familiar of the: numbers to be given. Miss Ruth
Bedford is organist! for the musical program. -
Interesting
Planned by
Meeting
Juniors
Mrs. M' M. Foster of Price s
will talk Ion spring fashions at been hung In the "lobby of the
the regular meeting iof tho Sa- Y. M. C." A. for several months
lem Junior Woman's club' Mon- have attracted wide attention,
day nighU; Styles will be model- but will be on exhibition only to
ed by Miss Jessie Cooper, Miss day. The paintings are the work
June Lochrldge, Miss Ruth Geer of Mrs. Colista Dowling of Port
and Miss I June! Edwards. land, and are to be returned to
The Salem Roman's club trio her tomorrow.
wttl sing f several numbers and "Aspiration", "Rising Mists",
Miss Beth' DeLapp will give a "Autumn",, and "Temple Beth Is
reading. iMiss Rosemary Galser rael" are notable among the 12
and Miss 'Elizabeth Lewis. . stu- paintings of the exhibit. -dents
of fMissj Frances Virginie The Y. M. Cr A. has had sever--Melton,
Jflll jgive piano selec- al fine exhibits by famous artists
tions. Guest night will be observ- and the next exhibit is expected to
ed at this meeting, j be by Mr. Clyde Keeler, a well
Refreshinentk will! be served known professional artist of Port
by the Sbmm!t;tee In 'charge late land . ' 7 ;
In the evening! Miss Helen Stutt , -la
chairman and assisting her 1. .
are MissIJeai Bahlburg, Miss Catholic Daughters to
Virginia iWassam", Miss Helen TT v J r
Boardmanlj Miss Llla Abrams and liave Card I'artlCS
Mrs. Peter Foelkl. Spring now
era will oente the serving table
where Mr Estill Brunk' anil Mrs.
Glenn Paxsbn will preside.
Maccab of Cherry City tent
and hive fo. 122 met for a busi
ness and social! evening on Friday.
A string trio gave Hawaiian music
-fter the I business session, state
Manager D. V.tChapman was pres-
ent with "Mrs. Chapman, and gave
an lniereslinKi la IK. as U'li jr. u.
amUy, .HofHrtlmanaeer. Mrs. Rob-
Smith, district Imanager. Mrs. Rob-
the state Tconvention to be held hold a party at her home on
In Portland and-Herbert Rick was North- Winter street- Thursday, i
chosen alternate. ! April 1, with Mrs. Margaret Dim
j ') eler assisting.
The Wfmen:of Rotary will meet . - J
for luncheon at Godfrey's tomOr- Disabled American Veterans of !
row at ill 5 'clock.i Miss Mabel the World War will meet at the i
Robertson dean of girls at the armory Monday night at 8 p.m., ;
senior high school, will talk on the and the auxiliary will meet at the
urgent needs f high: school girls. Y.W.C.A. Both groups will con
Mrs. George Rossman will review Tene afterwards for a social eve- :
"Rose Deeprose" by; Mrs. Sheila ning at the armory. Membership
Kaye Smth. I night is also being observed.
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IILlR BRIDE-ELECT Miss Paulene Scott whose marriage
to Carl II. Cover will be an event of Snndav. Anrfl 4 at the home of
Air. and Mrs. Rnssel Stearns In
ra - -a v- wu
Salem. (Kennell-EIUs rhoto.)
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ented:Iiiiriii2
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.Dehlia Drynan, contralto
. Choir
. ....Cho-Ir
MartrneHtt DaltOU
.
Jay Teed, baritone
Caoir
.Choir of tlouble Toices
.-Charles Perry, tenor
.Lena Belle Tartar, contralto
organ.)
FRIDAY
soloist of Portland, was at on
beauty of the presentation of
music firm has sent a Hammond
the vocal numbers. Preceding
from 7:30 to 8 o'clock.
for the night of Good Friday
Prof. E. W. Hobson. Several
Oil Painting to Be
Returned to Owner
The oil paintings which have
The Catholic Daughters of
America met. in St. Joseph's hall
Wednesday night to formulate
plans for the state convention to
be held In Salem April 24 and
25. .
Mrs. Cecil OWilhelm, state
regent,; of Eugene, was in the
city on Wednesday hel
plans for the convention.
helping in
Members of the court are hold-
ing card parties in their homes.
iu yiwrcus 1 "unu m
be
used In carrying out the charity;
used In carrvine out th
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Portland. The couple will reside In