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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Thursday Morning, November 17, 1933
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'Alpha Gamma Delta
Alumnae Feted
The Alpha Gamma Delta alum
nae were entertained at the home
of Mrs. Francis Smith in King
wood Heights Tuesday night with
Miss Marian Jones acting as hos
tess. Supper was served following
an informal evening. Assisting
the hostess whs Mrs. Edward Duf
fy. ' Announcement was made of
the Alpha Gamma Delta formal
dance to be held Saturday, Novem
ber 19, in Portland at the Colum
bia Edgewater Country club. Pro
ceeds from the affair will go to
the summer camp for under priv
ileged children which the sorority
maintains. Mrs. Carl Cover is In
charge of tickets in Salem and
Mrs.,E. B. Bossattl in Dallas.
Present at the meeting were
Mrs. Herman Jocbimsen, Mrs. Ed
ward Duffy, Mrs. Carl Cover, Mrs.
E. B. Bossatti, Dallas, Mrs. Fran
cis Smith, Miss Rosemary Snyder,
Miss Una Glath, Miss Grace Eliz
abeth Holman and Miss Marian
Jones.
Choruses Will Present
Oratorio "Scmele"
A performance of Handel's
Secular Oratorio "Semele" is
planned for production during
National Music Week in May to
be sung by the combined chor
uses of the Oregon Federation of
Music clubs, with orchestra. Mr..
Albert E. Jones, who has been
appointed state choral festival
chairman," will conduct tho work.
The presentation of the out
standing Handel composition will
be given in Portland. Choruses
and individual singers desiring
to federate with the Oregon
Federation of Music clubs are
invited to get in touch with the
state extension chairman, Mrs.
J. H. Portb, 390S NE Alameda.
Portland.
The Salem Ministers' Wives as
sociation will be entertained at a
dessert luncheon Monday after
noon at 1:30 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Louis Magin, 1420 Court
street. Mrs. W. H. Lyman will be
the assisting hostess. Mrs. C. A.
Kells will be the speaker of the
afternoon and her topic will be
"The Influence of the Christian
Church on the Arts."
Pearl Buck, novelist, and Jane
Todd, member of the New York
state assembly will talk on how
women will best advance, whether
through legislation, individual ef
fort or group action, in a broad
cast which will be heard over
KOIN from 7:45 to 8 o'clock to
night. .
Mrs. Clifford Farmer has bid
den members of her club for
luncheon and cards today at her
home on Saginaw street.
Is It Romp nee, Miss Baker?
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Gloria Baker and Bob Topping
Is It romance. Miss Gloria Baker? So goes the report, but we
wouldn't know. The other half of the reported romance is Bob Top
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LEBANON Prenuptial show
ers for two prospective brides
were society events of the week.
Helen Pitzlng, whose marriage
to Russell Falk of Albany will be
an event of the near future, was
honored Wednesday night by the
Walther league of the Lutheran
church of Albany at the home of
Miss Leone Ghender, hostess to
approximately 40 guests who
brought a shower of household
equipment.
On Thursday night Miss Pitz
ing was surprised by a group of
35 friends at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pitz
ing with her aunt, Mrs. Fred
Wendling, hostess.
Wednesday afternoon Miss Lois
Bowman entertained at the Carl
Kowitz home as a compliment to
Helen Beard, granddaughter of
Mr. Kowitz, who will become the
bride of Ted Lamsden of Wood
burn at an early date.
There were more than 40
guests present. A mock wedding
with Eva Beard, bride; Marjorie
Pearson, groom, and Lois Bow
man, minister, was a feature of
the gathering. The bride-to-be is
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ber
nard Beard.
The h o s t e S3 was assisted by
Miss Hilda Kowitz, aunt of the
bride, and Miss Eva Beard, sister.
riONEER The Dallas Wom
an's community club met at the
home of Mrs. Lew Plummer
Thursday. Gifts for the guild
were brought and a business
meeting wa3 held with Mrs. Ed
Hairis, president, in charge.
Instead of having an exchange
of gifts for the Christmas meet
ing, each member will give a
ucall sum to purchase individual
trays for' the club. The club
also voted to meet once a month
instead of twice, on the second
Thursday. The next meeting will
be held December 8 with Mrs.
Mark Blodgett, sr.
Mrs. Clarence Dornhecker gave
a report on the federation meet
ing at Elkins.
CRAETREE A bridal sur
prise shower was given in honor
or Miss Helen Pitzlng Thursday
night at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pitzing, with
Mrs. Rosie Wendling as hostess,
assisted by her daughter Mildred.
Miss Pitzing will be married
in the near future to RUssel Falk
of Albany.
STAYTON Mrs. C. A. Beau
champ entertained members of
her bridge club recently . at' her
home. 'After a luncheon several
hours of bridge followed. High
scores were held' by Mrs. Dave
John and Mrs. James Say.
Mrs. H. A. Beauchamp enter
tained members "of her bridge
club recently with a dessert
luncheon at her home. High
score went to Mrs. Conrad Nei
bcrt. OAK POINT Mrs. Edward
Harnsberger gave a surprise par
ty Saturday night for her daugh
ter Glenerva's birthday. Games
were played and then all went
to Keati- for the dance. The
guests ; were Lilliaa Holecheck,
Barbara Reuf, Mary Alderson,
Madeline -Sperling, Maxlne Wil
liams, .Junior Hartman, Dean
Smith. Robert Comstock, Clar?
ance Primus, Leslie Peterson, La
Verne and Glenerva Harnsberger.
Best Mum Display
Is by Mrs. Filer
DAYTON More than 100 per
sons attended the Dayton Gar
den club chrysanthemum show
and silver tea held Monday at
the civic club rooms. There
were guests from nearly every
town in the county. A.l the dis
plays were from the Dayton lo
cality. There were 14 exhibitors.
Mrs. E, S. Filer placed first,
taking three first and three sec
ond prizes; Mrs. Floyl B. WI1
lert took second with twe sec
onds and one third; Mrs. John
Shelburne, third; Mrs. Vernon
Foster, fourth; Mrs. George
Burnsides, fifth.
Many individual blossoms
measured over 7 laches across.
Mrs. Nina Pearson of McMinn
ville, Mrs. Clarence Terry of
Carlton and E r 1 c k Becker of
Newberg were the Judges.
BETHANY Lutheran Daugh
ters of Reformation were guests
of Miss Lucile Tschanu at the
John Tschantz home here Tues
day night. The group will hold
its anual apron and tea towel
bazaar at Trinity church social
rooms at Silverton December 14
and a no-hostess supper at 6:30
p. m. November 29.
Present Monday night were
Eunice Fuhr, Frances Anderson.
Dorothy Hagen, Ruth Thompson,
Vernice Toolesfrud, Blanche
Moser, Anna Jensen, Patience
Moberg, Althea Meyer, Luella
Forland, Oriet Moen, Irene Mo
ser, Lois Frink, Evelyn Torvend
and Eunice Torvend.
PARKERS VILLE Mrs. Anna
Ruscher gave a lovely party at
her home Sunday afternoon in
honor of her daughter, Margaret,
whose marriage to Mr. Nicholas
Theis of Mt. Angel Is to be a
church event on Thanksgiving
day. About 50 guests were pres
ent. Cards were played during the
afternoon and the prizes wou
were given to the bri?e-elect with
her many other gifts.
DALLAS Members of Circld B
of the Presbyterian church were
entertained at the home of Mrs. J.
E. Johnson Monday afternoon.
Plans were made for a rummage
sale to be held in the near future.
The remainder of the afternoon
was spent in sewing with a pleas
ant tea hour following.
Mrs. C. E. Phelps was a guest
and Mrs. Wayne Page was a new
member present.
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DALLAS One of the outstand
ing Bocial affairs of the week was
the sports dance sponsored by the
Junior Woman's club, held at the
armory Friday night, and. at
tended by a large crowd.
Red, white' and blue streamers
of crepo paper formed the deco
rations. Music was furnished by
Jimmie Johnson and his orchestra
from Corvallis.
ST. LOUIS Miss Theresa Van
derbeck, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Vanderbeck of
Woodburn parish, and Albert
Marks, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Marks of St. Louis, were recently
married at Vancouver.
Mr. and Mrs. Marks are now
residing in Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Dan McLellan was hostess
to the Salem Kappa Alpha Theta
mothers at a luncheon Tuesday
afternoon at her home on E street.
Guests were Mrs. A. F. Hayes,
Mrs. W. A. Langille, Mrs. Paul
Van Scoy, Mrs. Claude Clifford.
Mrs. Robert Shinn, Mrs. R. E.
Kleinsorge of Silverton and Mrs.
Dan McLellan.
The afternoon tickets to hear
Nora Burglon at the Salem publi:
library have all been taken but a
few for her evening talk for adults
are still available at the librar
ian's desk. Miss Burglon who is
the writer of many children's
books and has just returned from
a visit to Czechoslovakia and is
expected to talk informally on
present European news.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gleason will
entertain members of their club
with a dessert supper and evening
of cards tonight at their home.
Rebekahs Select
New Set Of fieers
GERVAIS Harmony Rebekah
lodga elected officers for tbe
first period of 193 J at its meet
ing held at the grade school
building Saturday night. Mrs.
Frank Fitts was elected NG.
Mrs. Art Impecovenp VG; Thelma
B a r n e 1 1, recording secretary
Mrs. Florence Oddie, financial
secretary; Mrs. Mary Sawyer,
treasurer; Ellen Vogt, Alice
Fitts and Minnie Allsup, home
coming committee. Cards were
played after the clcse of lodge
Children and grandchildren
gave a turkey dinner Sunday for
"E. W. Manning on his 78th
birthday anniversary. There were
22 children and grandchildren
present.
Delta Phi Rush Dinner
Wednesday Night
Rushees on the Willamette uni
versity campus were honored at
a delightful informal dinner
party last night when the Delta
Phi sorority maids entertained at
their Court street chapter house.
The theme for the pare? was the
Delta Phi Swiss chalet. The
rooms were decorated with fir
boughs, skis, pine cones, ice
tkates and snow.
Guests were seated at small
tables carrying out the Swiss
Idea. During the dinner hour
Watson D u 1 1 o n and Winston
Bunnell sang "The Alpine Milk
man" and yodelling songs from
outside. Miss June Brasted was
in charge of the dinner and as
sisting her were Mi3s June Char
boneau. Miss Elizabeth James
and Miss Charlotte McKee. Kap
pa Gamma Rho pledges served
the dinner.
Arriving in the capital Monday
will be Mr. and Mrs. Edward W.
Thielsen of San Francisco who
will spend the Thanksgiving holi
days in Salem. They will be the
house guests of Mr. and Mrs. O.
K. DeWitt. Mr. Thielsen is a
brother of Mrs. DeWitt.
Professor and Mrs. K. Franklin
Thompson have as their house
guests Mrs. Thompson's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Burtner of
Lincoln, Nebraska. They will re
turn to their home on Sunday.
Mrs. E. B. Gabriel will be
hostess to the Sigma Tau
Mother's club at 17E7 S o4 1 h
Church street for a dessert
luncheon at 1:30 on Friday.
Mrs. Brown E. Sisson will be
hostess to members of the Golden
Hour club Friday afternoon at her
home on Saginaw street.
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