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The ORIJGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Wednesday Morning, June 9, 1937
Society News . . Gliiifcs , Food ' :
Town and Country
Club at Jer man
Home Today
MRS. ARCH JERMAN and Mrs.
Homer Goulet. sr.. are enter
taining numbers of the Town
and Country club and additional
guests at luncheon today at the
Jennan country home. Tables set
In the gardens " will he centered
with spring flowers. An after
noon of cards will follow the
luncheon hour.
Special guests will be Mrs.
George Flagg. Mrs. Thomas O.
Russell and Mrs. William Evans.
.Club members bidden are Mrs.
"Lamport, Mrs. Earl Snell. Mrs.
William McGilchrist. sr., Mrs. Jack
Carrie and Mrs. Clarence Keene
of Silrerton. Mrs. Romeo Goulet,
Mrs. Margaret LeFurgy, Mrs. Ho
mer II. Smith, sr., and Mrs. George
A. White. -
Miss Van Winkle Feted
At Informal Affairs
Miss Rosalind Van Winkle and
her fiance. Roane Melton of Hou
ston, Texas., whose marriage will
be an event of Saturday will be
honored at a family dinner for
vniich Miss Van Winkle's aunt,
Mrs. Carolyn V. Patterson, will be
hostess tonight at her home in
Portland.
Covers will be placed for Miss
Van Winkle, Mr. Melton, Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Van Winkle. Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew J. Brugger, and I.
H. Van Winkle.
Thursday evening 'Mr and Mrs.
Bruce Spaulding will entertain
with a picnic supper in honor of
Miss Van Winkle and Mr. Melton
at their home in Dallas.
Surprise Party for
L. M. Cases
Members of the -Sans Souci
i v. 1 1 .j o - j .. : w . .. .
the L. M. Case home and sur- i
prised them on the occasion of
their 26th wedding anniversary.
The couple was presented with a
gift, and the evening spent at
cards. Mrs. Case won the prize."
A special guest was Mrs. Mar
garet Scotney. Members present
were Messrj and Mesdames L. O.
Dencer, M. P. Dennis, Guy Wil
liams, William Moses, Al Propp,
V. A Prnitt an1 T XT Oo-o
- A UIL. " V M. .5 V. .
Miss Virginia Case asslstel.
This afternoon Mrs. Carle
Abrams, Mrs. W. H. Lytle and
Mrs. David Bennett Hill will be
in charge of the exhibition of
paintings and drawings by Ore
gon and California artists sent
under the sponsorship of the fed
eral arts project and being
shown in the Salem public li
brary. Tonight's committee in
charge is Mrs. Juanita Paulus.
Miss Alice Crary Brown and Mrs.
David Eason.
-
Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Love
have as their house guests Mr.
and Mrs. - Robert W. Berj and
small daughter Mary Clare , of
Seattle. Mrs. Berg Is the former
Iva Clare Love.
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. East have
Just returned home after a win
ter's stay In Long Beach. Calif.,
And nWA air aw mm Mv.n.H.MH a
35 S Union street.
Musical Program at
Nelson Building
... - . . j , s . ,
The pupils of Mrs. John Wiles
are to appear in recital ton'ht
In the Nelson, building at 7:30.
The program Is:
Fairy Queen .!.:.... J.Weitrick
Edwin - Davis
After School Marrb lnel Brovnfelld
Joan aad Jeaa Pott
Sinfisr a W . W. Haifa
Carol Kallin
A Summer Vis H. C Hopkins
Orphaa'a Prayer - - Zeller
Dorothy Starky
The Silver Uaoalic-bt ,.imball
Leon a Tingelstad ,
Apple Tree Swing Spencer
Helen 1 inland
Southern Moonlight Era Johnson
Phillip jana
Entreaty Rominr H. Lichner
Larata Garret
Fallinc Water . Init
Wilford Beard
A. ToL March ... ....Leon Riruet
Naomie Fallon
Son? Banbo Bridge
March Military Duet -..... Halts
Jack and Jill ...i Ella. Kettrrer
Twilight Mtirmnrinpi lt.:.S. (J. Kiesling
Joan and Betty Twedt
March of the Victors
La Piradora -ft
Marguerite Croan. Marvin Tnokr,
L.ouia Hamrick, Norma Lakey,
(ieorre Tocker. Mr, j Lee loty.
Simpson lUrarirk, Viola Tooker,
Ellen Berc. Kay C. Finch, director
and accompanist
Melody of Love . H. Enc?lraan
Jackie Wiles
Robina Ketnrn ...... Fisher
Ruth Hosteller
Sjmpathetique j.... S. G. Kielint;
Louise Boyce
Shadows on the: Water . ...Anf. Louiiney .
James Kirklyi ,
Moon Winks' Iuet ... Geo. Stevens
Betty and Shirley Lively
Valse in E Flat Dnrand
Betty Lively
"Xeath Love's Window Lnc
Sparklets J. Walter Miles
Doris Jean Cntler
Dance of the Koi Imdx : ... F. Keats
Helen Moon
Music Among the Pines . Wyman
Additional Society
on Page 6
Country Gardens .....:Pere Granger
Dorothy Widener :
The Lover' a Serenade
Slumbering 'Xeath a Palm
Carl Donovan, Velma Wallinf, T.ola
Presnell. Otia Joy Roop Cleo
Pressn-11 Edna May Roop, Louis
Martin.' Clifford Linqaest, - -'
Ray C. Finch, director and accompanist
Beautiful Vision , ,..Ho!t
Lois Whitney
Parade ef the Wooden Soldiers '
- Leon Jesstl
- Verna Johns . 1
In the Gloaming - : C. E. Boat
. Jean Driggs
Meditation . Morrison
Betty Ma; Miller
The Teachers' trio of the Pacific
Studios of Musie
La Paloma (two mandolins and smitar)
Last Rose of Summer t Spanish guitar
duet) - '
llilo March (two Hawaiian guitars and
Spanish guitar)
Chas. Firtrh, Ray C. Finch
Ernest A. Finch
Thomas Students to
Give Recital
The Thomas violin and piano
studios are presenting a number
of students, in recital at the old
people's home tonight at 8
o'clock to which the public is
invited. If
Students who will appear are
Hazel and Laura Vohn, Roger
Fogelquist, Darline and Clarence -Irwin,
Arline Fromm, Ruth, Stel
la and Oscar Minneman, Esther:
and Deloris Schemmler, Walter
Hill, Lillian Hofman, Jerry Sandi
fer, Doris Schmidt, Richard Jen
kins, Louise Auberg and Ruthyn
Thomas. :
Mrs. Bergsvik Hostess "
At Afternoon Tea
Mrs. Leif Bergsvik will be
hostess to the Past Presidents of
the American Legion auxiliary
this afternoon at a tea to be
given in honor of Mrs. ' J. T. De
lane y . of San . Mateo. Calif., who1
: was president of the local ' unit
in. 1932. Calling hour 9 are from
12:30 to 6130 o'cock.
; Mrs. Delaney was a special
guest at the meeting of the aux
iliary on Monday night at Fra
ternal temple. Other guests were
Mrs. Margaret Benson, Mrs. Beth
Wright of Tacoma, Mrs.' Herbert
Wood and Mrs. Nadine Fargher,
past president, of Dufur.
A .short program, preceding
-the business meeting Included
numbers by Shirley. Karsten,
Carolyn, Jean and Davis Curtis.
Plans were under way for enter
tainment of National Command
er Harry Colmery on Thursday
when a banquet, ' street parade
and exercises will be given in his
honor. Nominations for officers
included: Mrs. O. E. Palmateer,
president; Mrs R. D. Woodrow.
first vice-president; Mrs. Don
McLeod, second vice-president;
Mrs. Austin Wilson, secretary
treasurer; Mrs. Herman Brown,
chaplain; Mrs. Earl Andresen.
historian; Glen Porter, finance
officer: Mrs. "George Averett.
sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. Mem
Pearce, Mrs. Harold Perkins and
Mrs." Zella Williams.
A number of visitors were
present at the meeting of ' the
Rebekah lodge on Monday night.
A reception was given for Mrs,
Aim Henderson, warden of . Rebekah-
assembly; Viola Xynch,
Inside, guard; Luella Engstrom,
chaplain of the association of
ladles' auxiliary patriarch mili
tant; R. G. Henderson, treasurer
of the department council; Es
ther Bond, Mildred McMahon.
past presidents of the assembly
of Oregon; Carl Engstrom. past
grand patriarch; Ella Smith, dis
trict deputy president and Mr.
and Mrs. S. E. Watkins of New
berg.'; : . j -
STAYTON -Members of her
bridge club were her guests Fri
day when Mrs. Burl Betzer enter
tained at a. dessert luncheon In
her home. : High scores among
the club members were held by
Mrs. Wendell Wed die and Mrs.
Hal Cuffel. Mrs. Louis Pooler
was awarded - the guest prize. .
Three special guests were Mrs.
V. R. Tuel, Mrs. Louis Pooler
and Mrs. Betzer's : Sister, Miss
Harriet Pascha. Club ' members
present were Mrs. Wen del Wed
dle. Mrs. Luke -Herd, Mrs. Eu
gene Spaniol, Mrs. Hal Cuffel,
Mrs. Mfles i Austin. Mrs. John
Fisher and Mrs. Betzer.
In tbe Valley Social Realm
Miss Minnich Bride
Of Ray E. McKey
7 DALLAS Lovely in its sim
plicity was the wedding of Miss
Dorothy Minnich, daughter of J.
T. Minnich of Dallas, and Ray E.
McKey, son of Mrs. C. N. McKey
of Salem, which was .solemnized in
the Christian church. at Dallas-at
5 o'clock Sunday afternoon, June
6. -Rev. Alfred B. Cromwell offi
ciated. The church was beautifully
decorated with large bouquets of
pink and white peonies and mock
orange blossoms.
Preceding . the ceremony, Miss
Katherine ' Price of Dallas and
Miss Mable Weaver of Buhl, Ida
ho, lighted the candles. Miss Price
wore an aqua blue silk dress and
Jacket a l wore a corsage of tal
isman roses, bouvardia and blue
delphinium. Miss Weaver wore a
blue silk dress and also wore a
corsage of. talisman roses, bou
vardia and blue delphinium. Vir
gil Day of i Portland sang "At
Dawning., "I Love You Truly"
and "Because." Lois Rlggs of Sa
le.ni played the wedding march,
Arlo Cornell of Sweet Home act-,
ed as best man for the groom,
r d ushers were Ellis Doan and
Ray Rhoten, both of Salem, Claude
Hooks of Albany, and Sam Eich
ner of Ridgefield. Wash.
The bride came on the arm of
her father and was lovely in a
dove grey silk, ensemble with pink
and : -navy blue accessories. She
wore a corsage of lilies of the val
ley and pink bouvardia, and car
ried a white Rainbow bible. Miss
Catherine Sibly, the 'bride's only
attendant, wore an aqua blue silk
dress and print jacket and a cor
sage of pink rose buds and bou
vardia. ,-. . . ..
Following' the ceremony, the
bride and groom together with
the bride's father and the groom's
mother Welcomed the guests at
.the church. The couple left im
mediately for a short wedding trip
after which thejL will be at home
to their friends on the Hawthorn
highway.
Miss Minnich attended. LInfield
college and .Willamette university
and was a member of the Delta
Phi sorority. She is employed at
the Dallas water commission. !r.
McKey was graduated from Wil
lamette university in the school
of law and was admitted to the
bar last fall. He is manager of the
credit bureau here.
SILVERTON Mable Digemess
of Silverton and A. E. Nashluhd
of Woodburn have announced
their marriage which took place
April 24 at Stevenson, Wash.
The bride taught in the Wood
burn schools this past year. She
is a sister of Mrs. Nelson Adams,
Mrs. Eva Digerness Benham,
and Knute Digerness, all of Sil
verton. " -
WOODBURN Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Ga?.rr returned early this
week from Roseburg, Wash.,
where they attended the wedding
of their son, Claude, who was
married to Maxine Cheney at'
Roseburg. May 30.
They will make their home at
Roseburg. . !
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