Salem Society "Folk - Busy
Entertaining Visitors
And Enjoying Trips
. Chief news is found in the coming and going of Salem
residents. .Eastern visitors go west, westerners travel east,
the remainder stay near home with an occasional holiday to
beach or mountains. j
Mothers find their friends at Olinger or Leslie pools
these warm summer mornings where little ones are chap
eroned to their swim classes. Parents return in the eve
ning to enjoy a swim by themselves. i : ;
Arriving from the east today will be Mr. Frank H.
Spears,: jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Spears. Accom
panying him will be his cousin, Mr. John Kaul of Holton,
Kan., and Mr. William Salisbury of Minden.La.. a classmate
of Mr Snears at the Harvard law school. Mr. Salisbury will
be here for several weeks and Mr. Kaul will spend the re
mainder of the summer at the Spears home. Part of the
time the guests will be entertained at the Spears beach
home at Neskowin. The travelers motored across the con
tinent and are coming up the coast. i .
Mr. D. W ' Eyre is the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Ford at Neskowin. ' -
- Leaving Monday for a two weeks outing at Crater lake
(will be Mr, and Mrs. Asa Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith
and Mrs. Lola Bellinger and Miss Jane Bellinger of Tacoma.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tavlor are the weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs Rex Adolph at Neskowin where they are spend
ing te month of July. . f
Mrs. Hugh McCammon of The Dalles, who has been
visiting in the capital this week, has returned to her home,
i Friends of Dr. and Mrs. John Morrill Ramage who have
been in New Orleans for several years will be interested to
learn that they will arrive in the capital the latter part of
July to make their home where Dr. Ramage will open his
offices. Dr. Ramage has completed his interneship at New
Orleans and is a graduate of the University of Oregon medic
al "school. The Ramages are going north to Minnesota and
will come; west by way of Yellowstone National park. Dr.
Ramage is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Ramage.
! Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cooley and her children, and Mrs.
A. F. Marcus are leaving today to spend several weeks at
their beach home at Neskowin. I "
Recent guests at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. William
H. East and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Carlson have been Mrs. John
II. Ferguson and her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Ferguson and son, John, of Burbank, Calif. Other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clark and son Alan of
Portland. Mr. Clark, Mrs. Ferguson, former Salem residents,
Mrs. East and Mrs. Carlson are brothers and sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Perry and daughter, Susan, are
leaving today for Neskowin where they will spend the com
ing week, i N j : "
Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Covert of Lansing, Mich., will
arrive in the capital this week to be the house guests of
their niece. Miss Helen Breithaupt. The visitors will be at
Cutler City with Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Breithaupt during part
of their stay. j
Mr." Fred C. Ritner and his daughters. Miss Cleo Ritner
and Mrs. Walter Baker of Corvallis are leaving today for
a motor trip to Canada. Victoria and Vancouver, B. C. They
plan to be gone a week, i !
Miss Margaret Mulkey has been visiting the past week
at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. S. A. Riggs, and
mother, Mrs. Fannie Mulkey. Miss Mulkey is enroute to Los .
Angeles where she will, make her home and has accepted a
position. - I
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shinn, Miss Bobbe Shinn, Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Smith, sr., and Miss Sally McLellan are spending
the weekend, at Timberline lodge. Is .
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Breithaupt will spend the next fort
night at Cutler City where they have taken a cottage. Miss
Helen Breithaupt will accompany her parents and return
this weekend. - . 1
Drill Team Wins Trophy
At Convention
Th La Drill team of Wfl
lamette auxiliary. Fraternal Or.
der ot Eagles In competition with,
. other drill teams of the state won
tint place at the conrention held
recently at Klamath Falls.
. This Is the second successlTe
, r' 'or Willamette auxiliary'
y team at state convention and
they brought back the three-year
traveling trophy iwa led by
.Willamette Aerie last year and
a permanent trophy was given
them by Klamath Falls auxili
ary. :
The team Is captained by Mrs.
Elvin Prnitt who was awarded
a medal for being the best ladies
drill captain. Mr. L. A. Hamilton
!s their instructor. The team per
sonnel Is as follows: Mrs. Elvin
Prultt. Mrs. Judson Lressler,
Mrs. Percy Cooper, Mrs. John
esely. , Mrs. Homer Shoesmlth.
Mrs. Harvey Prultt. Mrs. P. F.
Wilwent. Mrs. Ray Moore, Mrs.
Minor Lewis, Mrs. Orval Graham.
Mrs. Ramsey Miller. 'Miss Mary
Collar. Miss Ada Collar. .Miss
Marjorie Prultt, Miss Pauline
Prxybllla. Miss Anne Przybilla.
Miss Hilda Draun, and Miss
Margaret Rannells.
Reports of the contention were
made at a meeting pi the auxll
' -y lary held Ut Wednesday, by
delegates, Mrs. Sibyl Roberts and
Mrs. Hazel Marshall. Twenty-four
members 'attended from Salem.
Plana were made for a meeting
of the social club at the moun-t-'a
cabin of Mrs. Pearl NIckols
bote Mehama. It was announced
that cars would leave Fraternal
temple at 10 o'clock.
Ralrm : Rebekah lodge . will
meet Monday night it 8 o'clock,
for the regular business meeting
and installation of officers, which
will be under supervision of Mrs.
Lenora. Kriesel, district deputy
president, and her grand mar
shal. Wilda Siegmund. All visit
ing Reoekahs are welcome to at
tend. v
' The ! repnblicaa women's unit
of Pro-America will meet Monday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the -Senator
hotel. Mrs. Hannah Mar
tin. Mrs. Ruth Rulifson and -Mrs.
M. M. Ma gee will lead discussions
on . measures to appear on .the
November ballot. Mr. Bert -Macy
will talk on the new reorganiza
tion bill. All republican women
are Invited to attend.
,
The American Lutheran guild
will meet in the social rooms ol
the church on Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock, a special musi
cal program is being arranged by
Mrs. A. Sholseth. Mrs. J. Finden,
Mrs. N. Neslin and Mrs. G. Han
son are hostesses for the day.'
The Pennsylvania society will
-meet at the home ot Mr. R..M.
McLaughlin at -1495 North Lib-
erty street on July 15 at S o'clock.'
Missionary Society
Has Installation
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The missionary society of the
First Christian church met on
Thursday for a regular business
meeting with Mrs. Vina Ralston
installed as president, Mrs. E. L
Swanson as; vice president, Mrs.
Harry Hunt as secretary, Mrs.
Ethel Brooks as associate sec
retary, Mr. A. D. Wagner as
treasurer, Mrs. Mabel Flint as
literary chairman, Mrs. Irene
Wirt as world call secretary,
Mrs. Mark Ellis as temperance
secretary, j ;
A candlelight service was led
by Mrs. Bi F. Shoemaker and
Mrs. W. H. Lyman sang. Mrs.
William Meira led devotions
and a playlet was given by Mrs.'
Mabel .Robinson and Miss V.
Henderson. jKev. Walter Givens
from Bremerton, "i , Washington,
was a special guest and took part
in the program.
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New Arrivals, Greeted -By;
Capital Folk
Being greeted as new arrivals
in the capital are Mr. and Mrs.
William A. McAfee and Mr. and
Mrs. Herman J. Schoen. The Mc
Afees formerly "made their home
in Lewiston; Idaho and have one
son, William.' jr. Mr. McAfee is
manager of the Standard Oil com
pany here, t
'Mr. and Mrs. Schoen have mov
ed to Salem from Klamath Falls
and have three young boys, How
ard, Orville rnd Donald.. Mr. .
Schoen ' has recently purchased
Mad sen's Bakery.
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Mr. and 3Irs.. Robert Forkner
just returned from Seattle where
they have been visiting their foo
ter daughter. Mrs. R. J. Strain
and her family. Accompanying
them from Kelso was Mrs. Urban
Fisher who will remain as their
guest for a' week. Mrs. Strain la
the former Frances Cnster. , -
Miss Roth Geer aad Mr. John
Cattrall are motoring to Corval
lis today where they will attend
the wedding of Miss Doris Davis -of
Corvallla and Lt. Maynard C.
Schults. U.S.M.C., which will be
solemnized In Westminster House
on the campus at 4:30 o'clock.
Miss Geer will be a member of the
wedding party.
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The Stay ton Garden clnb Is fo
be "host to ! the Salem club at a
picnic lunch t on Thursday at 2
p.m. in the Stayton park. Mrs.
Paul Bales at 8372 will take re
servations. . ;
The Polk County Public Health
association will be entertained at
a garden tea "at the home of
Mrs. B. O. Schucking on Thurs
day, July 21. '
Mr. and Mrs. George Roth are
spending the weekend at the Roth
beach home at Neskowin -" -
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Seen and Heard
By JERYME UPSTON
BOX VOYAGE luncheon on
JTuesday for which Mrs Grover
C... Bellinger was hostess in hon
or of her daughter, Laneta, who
la leaving the end of this month
for London where she will marry
Dr. Terry King.1. . The couple
will honeymoon on the continent
for a month before returning to
the states . . , The party was also
the occasion of Lanva's : 21st
birthday . . . The table was cen
tered with a boat on a mirror
with streamers extending to each'
place where nosegays marked :
places for the guests ... The
place cards were miniature boats
... Laneta wore a sheer print
of burgundy with tiny white ;
flowers and lace collar and cuffs
... Marguerite Smith, who en
tertained for Laneta on Thurs-:
day, wore a gay print - of blue,
orchid, yellow and pink on a navy
background fashioned with full
skirt and binding of taffeta;
around the bottom . . . Bobbe.
Smith, a popular coed at Oregon
State college, wore a georgette
print with a deep red background -made
dirndl style . . v Mrs. Rob-
ert Joseph; an ardent golfer; wore :
an attractive yellow sports frock
... Ruth Jean Garn jobst, an
other golfer, ! home for the sum-r
mer from Mills wore chartreuse i
crepe and attractive necklace and :
bracelet of coin. . w
PICTURED in The Chicago
Herald and Examiner the latter :
part of June ws Mrs, Palmer
Dawes (Mildred Roberts) with
her .husband and father-in-law,
Rufus Cutler Dawes . . . They!
were photographed in the Dawes'
Evanston home following a tea'
given in the young couple's honor
by Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Dawes . , .
They stopped in Chicago enroute;
to Newark, Ohio,' where they will
reside. , I , ,.; ; '; i
HOME for the summe? months
Is Frances Laws, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. 1.Jj. Lawes . . . In June
she graduated from 1 the Prince "
school at Simmons college. Bos- '
ton . I. . Frances is very Impressed
with the east and - thinks ( there
is nothing like New York city . . ;
She spent quite a Jit of her time
with' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Marcy
(Mildred Kester) and . Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Moser (Margaret Not
ion) . , . Carl has an assistant
professorship at' Columbia and
Mildred graduated in January
from i Barnard, :a woman's col
lege , T , Dave is working toward
his. doctor's degree and will be
teaching in New York next year.;
TRAVELERS and there have
been many already this summer;
. . Conv iitions have been In
centives for many with interest
ing trips preceding and follow
ing their destinations . . . Mr.
and. Mrs. David Wright attended
the Kiwanls ' International con
vention in San Francisco . .. Mrs.;
Wright remarked that she saw
more fur coats in the bay city
than she saw in Salem all win
ter . . . People from Georgia.'
South Carolina, Arizona and other
southern states didn't' expect to
fini such chilly weather and fog
so spent most of their time try
ing to keep warm ... The dele--gates
were taken on a 'boat trip
around the bay and it was Quite
chilly with the ocean breeze com
ing in . .' . A certain party was
looking for a man from Arizona
on the boat and in answering
ty said he was probably in
the boiler room . . . Preceeding '
the Kiwanls convention was the
Rotary International and medical
association conventions attended
by a number from Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. George R. K.
Moorhead and sons have re
turned from Los . Angeles where
Mrs. Moorhead attended the na
tional tuberculosis association
convention at the Hotel Bilt
morei . ."A few highlights seen'
by the Moorheads ... They visit
ed the Planetarium in Los An
geles which fascinated them all . .
The lignt of the different stars
Is thrown on a dome represent
ing a real picture of the stars in
a 24-hour period ... The Plane
tarium is in darkness while a lec
turer gives a detailed explana
tion of the stars . . . The Moor
heads saw Harry Mills, a former
Salem man who plays a, half-hour
organ concert every day at the
Barker's where 11 stories of
home furnishings are housed . . .
They also went out to the Hunt
ington library on the Huntington
estate which has been turned
over to the state . . . .The origi
nal painting of Blue Boy by
Gainsborough Is found there and
other of his paintings, also the
original of George Washington by
Stuart ... There is also a mu
seum of original manuscripts . . .
The estate is lovely with a cac
tus garden and a real Japanese
tea garden ... Admission is only
by ticket.
. INCIDENTALLY . . . Over the
weekend we saw Jean Holllng
worth of Portland out golfing
with her fiance, Ralph Nohlgren
. . . Chatting at the clubhouse,
Ruth Field Mimnaugh, who is in
Salem for the summer months,
and Avery Thompson, who had
Just finished a nine . '. . Mrs.
Merrill Ohling shopping one warm
day and looking very cool in a
chic natural linen frock with
tucked skirt and short jacket
with green and brown rick rack
trim . . . with It she wore a leg
horn hat, carried green purse
and green mesh gloves . . . Mrs.
Homer Smith, sr., talking with
Mrs. William Hammond and
daughter, , Constance - Ann, was
smart in royal blue with match
ing picture hat with two huge
flowers of pink and blue perched
In front.. . - .
UP NORTH in White Salmon,
Wash., is quite a colony of Wil
lamette university graduates . . .
Having law offices together are
Ralph Barber and : Edgar Can
field . . Ralph is a nominee for
district attorney In that , county
and the November election will
tell the story . . Mrs. Barber,
the former Margaret Faxon, is
a busy honsewife taking care of
young Jndy and finds time to be
president of the Junior Woman's
club in White Salmon . . . Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Smith, Jr.
(Gladys Hanson) who also live
there are former Salem residents
. . . Herman Estes whose home
is in White Salmon graduated
this year from Willamette uni
versity law school and will take
the Washington bar this month
and may" practice In his home
town.
The Gilbert Studio and Craft
shop Is holding its exhibit of the
month from the 11th to the 19th.
Among the pictures being shown
are a group of sketches made by
Monroe Gilbert during the Spanish-American
war, a large oil by
Erich .Lamade of the Salem Art
Center, .. a ' group of small oUs
by P. J. Rennlngs, and several
by Ralph Gilbert. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all who
are interested In art to attend;
hours are front 10 to S.--1
Mrs. Janz Will
Entertain at
Road's End
Mrs. Saul S. Jans. Is entertain
ing with a series of delightful af
fairs at her beach home at Road's
End this week in compliment to a
group of Salem and out-of-town
matrons.
On Tuesday Mrs. Janz will hon
or members of her bridge club
with a luncheon and afternoon of
cards. Guests will be' Mrs. John
Jelderks, Mrs. G. W. Ross, Mrs.
Donald Toombs, Mrs. George R.
K. Moorhead, Mrs. Ruskin Blatch
ford, Mrs. Virgil' Moorhead and
Mrs. James Hardie.
Bidden on Wednesday to bridge
and luncheon are Mrs. L o u 1 a
Lorenz, Mrs. Hugh Hull, Mrs.
Klony Smith, Mrs. Ralph Kinzer,
Mrs. George Mischler and Mrs. Ty
ler Brown of Salem, Mrs. Hal Cuf
fel of Stayton, Mrs. Ewlng Keen
of Denver, Colorado, Mrs. Earl J.
Adams, Mrs. Lee Alfred, Mrs. Jack
Fish and Mrs. Erroll Ross of Sil
verton. 1 A similar affair will be held on
Thursday and the guests will be
Mrs. Don Hendrie, Mrs. H. W. Llb
by, Mrs. Can Soos, Mrs. Percy
Blundell, Mrs. Glen Frum, Mrs.
Clarence Collins, Mrs. Russell
Beutler, Mrs. E. E. Thomas, Mrs.
' Frederick Hill Thompson, Mrs. O.
I. Paulson, Mrs. Gail Jones and
Mrs. M. J. Wilbur.
Eastern Guest Honored
At Reunion Party v
The home of Dr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Hockett was the scene of
a family reunion last Sunday,
the occasion being the visit of
Miss Inez M. Tyler of Rochester,
N. Y. who is here as the: guest
of her mother, Mrs. Ella M.
Tyler.
Present were:" Miss Inez M.
Tyler, Mrs Ella M. Tyler, Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Reaney and Grace,
Orma, John and George Beard
sheare, Mary Tyler, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Scott and family, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Tyler, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hock
ett all of , Salem; Mr. and Mrs.
B. H. Tyler of Bremerton, Wash
ington; Mr-and Mrs. R. E., Tyler
and family of Lebanon; Dr. and
Mrs. S. H. Tyler and . June ot
Eugene; Mr. and Mrs.. Ralph
Hinkle of Corvallis; Mr. and Mrs.
George Summers, Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Tyler of Portland; Mr.
and Mrs. J. F. Tyler ot Marsh
field. ' ' ' .
'' The Gardens of Mrs. Iran G.
Martin on 'South High street will
be the scene of the Junior Wom
an's club picnic Tuesday night at
seven o'clock for members - and
their guests. Miss Helen Way
heads the committee In charge
and assisting her are Mrs. Wayne
J. Page, Mrs. Joseph Young, Miss
Hattie Bratzel and Mrs. Joseph
Felton. .:
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Sirs. J. M. Johnson will be hos
tess to members of the Northwest
division of the First Presbyterian
Ladies' Aid and friends on Mon
; day afternoon. A covered-dish
luncheon will be server at 1 o'
clock. Mrs. Johnson's home is at
1160 North Winter street.
The St. Tiacent de Paol cbarch
will hold a benefit card party at
parish hall on Tuesday night at
8 .o'clock for the Frennan , fam
ily whose house burned recently.
There will be an old time entertainment-
during- the evening :- --
BRIDE . AND BRDDE-ELECT left, Mrs, Harvey Haw-f
ley, the former Olga Janik, who was married at a churcH
ceremony on Tuesday night. She will make her home in Port
land. Right is Mjss Laneta Bellinger who leaves soon for
London where she will meet her fiance Dr. Terry King. The
couple will be married there and tour Europe for two months.
j ' (Photos by Jesten-Miller.)
Tea !on Tuesday Among
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Activities
For
The local auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
will be hosts to other auxiliaries throughout Oregon during
the state encampment which is being held here until Wednes
day of this week. Mrs.' Ward Wolfe, local president, is also
chairman of the auxiliary's encampment committee.
Registration will be held today and tomorrow and a
. . joint memorial service will be
N T B 8
j I Grand theatre at 10 o'clock when
By MAXIXE BUREN , presentation will be made in
Quite, refreshing 'is the exhl- I the 8tate es8ay contest,
bltion of work done by students , , At 1 o'clock the opening auxil
at the Art Center in the old high i,7B,8nnft Wi" bfhSIa
school building. Paintings are! Elk8, temPe nd ,tht .na"onaI
noticeably i bright in cojor. with Pre8ident' M"; La,urIe of
no limitation having been put I 0aVnd?ai,fB,,WAllvbVr!;
on either j color or subject. i sented.- At 6 o'clock theof f icla
, , , . I . . encampment banquet and ball will
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attractive to the eye,
with the artist assisting in mak
ing his subject clear by the no
nation "motor boat" writtei
written
across the craft's bow. t
A polo player, done by one
of th most nromiaine students
at the Center, is a striking paint-
ing. This is done ill the special
style of that young artist who
has several other subjects on
display.
A Jaunty drawing, done nicely
in color is one ot a lone rides,
the young artist has caught the
swing of ;i a sidewise position.
which a tired rider tssumes to
rest hi. back. Nonchalantly the
painter has thrust an arrow
through the high hat of the cow-
boy, leaving it to the imagination
ot the viewer whether some hid-
den savage has used him as ; a
target or ihe's humorously done
it himself. i
Also at the Center is a selected
group of paintings done by Call?
fornia arUsU in the WPA- art
nrnWt. The worv i. dlatlnetWal
givmg Salem audiences a. taste
or wnat moderns are aoing wun
color and : form. . '
Josephine Joy has offered two
of the most outstanding paint-
ings in the group. There's one
picture "Magnolia Blossoms" and
SS?'' -VihiTJf111'' 10 flT
w.. l Jr r til l2St-'jL
was another of the paintings that
is a noticeable -interest In art in
I .l 8V VJtl1 a ftl .J
a group r of per sons " terested
Ui painting, drawing or Just
looking andf talking about art.
The group will grow in size and
influence. : 'W :" ';'''' " ':-:'.' ':'
Odd how Salem folk hate tak
en to this project, ; when - we
scarcely were aware we . had tal-
ert amongst us. .
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Mrs. C.i S. Pratt will entertain
the Woman's Missionary society
of the First Presbyterian church
Wednesday afternoon at her home
on North Liberty street at 2
o'clock. Mrs. Bertha Darby is the
leader ot the society and the sub- and Mrs. Frank McColloch who
ject is Africa, Miss Pearl Apple- formerly made their home In Sa
gate is In charge of the devotions. lem. The McCollochs have a new
Tea will be served in the gardens home and the party was a house
late in the" afternoon, v .-,:.. v -.warming-- - ' ':X .' ,
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'Planned : :
mpnient
held at 8 clock tonignt in tne
American Lutheran church with
Rev. Oliver J, Gill, department
chaplain officiating.
" On Monday a breakfast is plan
ned for 8 o'clock in the Marion
hotel anTt a joint meeting '.will be
held with the veterans at the
begin at the Marion hotel.
There will be a recess during
the Monday afternoon program
wnen state officials will - act as
nosts ar a reception in tne new
state house.
Tuesday's program includes me-
mortal services at
10:30 o'clock
uauonai ana
ficers luncheon at
department of-
the Golden
msKiii m boob.
: From 3 until 5 on Tuesday af-
ternoon a tea has been planned
for members f the auxil-
f81?" V1 .women-
The affair will be held in the gar-
en of the C. P. . Bishop home at
765 Court .treer and all Salem
women are Invited .to attend. -
Ia ihe ,recTlg .iine ' WilL b1
rs A MaJ.tlnJ Earl
sJell Mrs. George H. White, Mrs.
V. E. Kuhn, Mrs. Beatrice Sha-
aoin, department-president, Mrs.
Laurie Schertle, national presi-
rr-".
Wednesday s progranv includes
ZjJZ'J01 "
PldenU of the auxiliary, fol-
.lowedby-nomlnatloa and electloa-
n tt tji j
Wen House rlanned at
IVarm TJnmW - ' :
tf f11 fuulc
"The fWoman' Christian Tem-
tne Children's Farm Home In
corvallis today in celebration of
t insnect the - eottaee and
son's dependent children which
te 8upporte1 by women of the
t b - , fc provlded
f0r tho who.wteh to bring a
program will be given by the
children ahdvSenator Homer An
gell who will give an address.
The home Is ' a unique insti
tution, with over a hundred acres
of farm land, giving tLe chil
dren - opportunities of - outdoor
life. -. , - .
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Mr. and- Bfrs. Dan McLellan
motored- to Portland . last night
to be the dinner guests of Mr.'
Mrs. Lin foot
F.Tttprtnins
AtHomev
Committee beads of the Salem
Business and Professional Wom
en's club met at the home of the
- . - tirnit.m 1 (nfnnt
presiueui, Bio. i. .
Friday night to select committee
members for the ensuing year. Re
freshments were served by the
hostess at a late hour.
The club Is planning a picnic
for July 26 at the Dallas city park
with the McMinnyille club. Mar
garet Langdon is in charge of the
affair ,ira Uda Bineenheimer is v
arranging the club float for the
yFW parade on Tuesday.
" The committee heads and their
members as announced by Mrs.
Lin foot are as follows: Bulletin,
Luella" C a 1 1 1 n , chairman. May
Cleveland and Ola Clark; Cheer
and Contact, Luella Kaighan,
chairman; Clo Johnson and Edna
Lucker; education, Sophie Ander
son, chairman, Aita Rleck and
Carolyn Wilson; emblem, Char
lotte Possehl. chairman, .Rose
Wilkes, Mrs. Idelmant Laura Hala
and Phoebe McAdams.
Finance, Lydia Wooten, chair
man, Hulda Liedstron, Ethel Parr,
Maude, Eckman, Maude Ranseyer,
and Ellen Carl; health and recrea
tion, Lois Stein ke, chairman,
Jlianlta Holmes, Ruth Moore, Bes
sie Barrett, Catherine Varley, Mil
dred Oleson, Ruth Cole, Elizabeth
Stockbausen, Hazel and Gertrude
Roeneke, Ruth McAdams and Syl
via Martini hosDitalitv. Margaret
Langdon, chairman, Ruth McAd
ams, Letltia Abrams, Susan Varty
and Juanita Cassilleus.
1 International Relations, Lois
vim. ....m .
and Mildred Oleson; legislation.
Dr. Ethel Riley, chairman. Merle
Dlmick. Grace Elisabeth Smith
and June Phlllpot; membership,
Louise; Bryan Purfley, chairman,
Nellie iJo IIarshili, Rose Wilkes,
Hetta Field, Ruth Moore, Mabel
Savage and Frances Welton; mu
sic, Esther Hagedorn, chairman,
Arbutus Barhyte, Billie Herbster,
LaMoine Clark and Gretchen
Kraemer.
4t, Grace Gillian, chairman,
Maude Presnall, Mirpah Blair,
Ora MacKenzie, Ola Clark, Mrs.
W. H. Byrd, Elaine Steingrube
Hunt; nominating, wmirrea iier- .
rick, chairman, I Ida Bingenhei
mer and Helen Breithaupt; pro
gram. Dr. Gussie Niles, chairman,
Dorothy Cornelius and Mona Yo
der; publicity, Dorothy Cornelius,
chairman, and Helen Breithaupt;
puhlic relations, IldV Bingenhei
,mer, chairman, Josephine Gray,
, Winifred Herrick Josephine Ev
ans; research, Edna Purdy, chair
man. Edith Bakler. Effie Arehart
and Grace Taylor; transportation,
Blanche King, chairman, Julia
Webster and Emily Howard.'
Mrs. Johnson Hostess
To Baptists
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Mrs. ' .Clarence Johnson , was
hostess on Friday afternoon to
members of the Women's Mis
sionary society of the First Bap
tist church at her country home.
Mrs. - Clyde Crawford led devo
tions, Mrs. Lee .Cross was In
charge of the program and Mrs.
Robert Fromm played two accor
dion numbers. The guest speaker
was Mrs. Stanley Clemes, mission
ary from India.
The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. C. L. Parmenter, Mrs. L. S.
McClintic, Mrs. Walter Lottis and
Mrs. Nathaniel Isaak.
Those present were Mrs. Ro
bert Fromm, Mrs. E. A. WTimer,
Mrs. Lee Cross. Mrs. Walter Lot
tis, Mrs. Nathaniel Isaak, Mrs. C.
L. Parmenter, Mrs. Elmer Conn,
Mrs. W. McLaren, Mrs. Llspia
Dourls, Mrs. Mattie Clark, Mrs.
Leon Lambert, Mrs. Stanley;
Clemes, Mrs. Clarence Johnson,
Mrs. Clyde Crawford. Mrs. C. H.
McCullah, Mrs. Floyd White, Mrs.
L. D. Wyatt, Mrs. Annie D. Cox,
Mrs. Jennie Hicks. Mrs. Earl Hat
field, Jean Hatfield. Laurlne and
LaVelle Cross and Rev. Irving A.
Fox.
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Miss Bellinger Will Be
Honored at Affairs
Miss Laneta Bellinger, daugh
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Grover C.
Bellinger and one of the season's
popular bride-elects 'will be com
plimented at several affairs dur
ing the next week. Miss Bellinger
will leave the latter part of July
to sail from "ew York for Lon
don where .'she will become the
bride of Dr. Terry King.'
"Wednesday Miss Emlyn Griggs
will entertain with two informal
affairs ' for - the" -leasure of M iss
Bellinger. Eight have been bidden
for luncheon and in the evening
Miss Griggs will be hostess for a
supper to be held In the garden
at the Victor Griggs home on
South High street. Thursday night
Miss Edna Mathis and Miss Max
ine Gahlsdorf have invited friends
c the bride-elect to dessert sup
per and evening of bridge at the
Mathis ' home on South Church
street.-- '
URS. WARD WOLFE, local pres
ident of the Veterans ot For
eign. Wars anxillarr and rhalr-
mem which is beine held In Sa
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lem this week. (Kennell-EIlis
photo). , , . . . .. .