PAG2 TOUIiTZmi
Uissr Savage Will
Harry Mr. Olson
On August 4
Mrs. M. Wilson Savage enter-.
tallied at a smartly arranged
party last night at ber suburban
home at which time the engage
ment and forthcoming marriage
of her daughter, Miss Edna Sav
age, to Mr. Manfred Olson of
Salem, son of Mr. William Olson
of " Delores, - Colorado, was re
vealed to a group of f rtends. The
wedding will be an event of Fri
day, Angast 4, at the home of
the bride-elect's unele and aunt.
Mr.- and Mrs. Rooert W. Craig.
Miss Savage is a popular mem
ber of the younger set of the
capital -and is a graduate o
Willamette university where she
was a meat ber of Beta Chi soror
ity. She took advanced work at
the University of Washington. ,
For the past two years she has
been on the faculty of the Wood
burn high school. - i
Mr. Olson is; a graduate of
Willamette university where he
was - prominently identified In
athletics. He is now connected
with the state highway .depart-,
. xnent. . '. . Y -:-':- . !:
- ; -: Bridge Supper
The party was arranged tn
compliment Ho Mill Savage's
cousin,,. Miss Helen Dickie of
Seattle, who ' Is 1 visiting ? at the
.Robert .. Craig hone. Contract
bridge was tn , play during the
evening, followed by a late sup- -per.
Mrs. Savage was assisted ln
formally by her other daughter.
Miss Margaret Savage.' i
' The names of the couple and
the date were - written on the
ices which revealed the - news
to the guests-Boaqu is of pastel
summer flowers - ere arranged
bout,-the gnest - rooms. ".
- The guests Included Miss Edna ,
Savage, . Miss . Helen . Dickje, Miss
Melva Belle Savage, Miss ' Ju.Ua,
Johnson, Miss Eleanor - Trindle,
Miss Irene Gr,eenbaum.'M!ss Mar
garet Doege,- ills Pauline ATlns--low,
Miss Josephine Cornoyer,
: Miss .- Helen Purvlne, Miss Jean
McElhinny, Miss Charlotte Kal
lander,' Miss Charlotte MeClary,
Miss 'Margaret . Savage and Mrs. -.
M. Wilson Savage. ' ..: ;
Miss Eleanor Trindle, daughter
of: Mr. and Mrs. William. H. Trln-r
die, has returned from Sao Fran
cisco where she was the gnest of
Miss. Martha Fpragne and attend
ed the Golden Gate exposition.
" MJss ' EloiM Buck has as her
house guests for several days her
brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and
Mrs. Warner Fuller of St. Louis,
Mo. The Fullers are spending the
summer in Eugene.
.' Mr. and Mrs. Vera-Bala are fa
San Francisco attending the. Na
tional Education association. con
vention and are also frisking the
falr.
Pattern
By ANNE ADAMS -Gay
times ahead tor the clever
vonnr lasa who nrdon Pat,.
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romantic . : . and especially styled iST111?-116' Jr
by Anne Adams for the 'teen-and- Mls" H,en Ste,n of The '
twenties world. The daytime ver- !oute o the National Lutheran
slon would be sweet In a dainty , f8Be or Loxs Beach, California,
flower sheer or the new rayon ler- i1.1. steln ! former Columbia
sey. ; For star-studded dancin dlt,rIct President of the Luther
nights, make the party - length ,el On Wednesday the Er-style-
in a film of- chiffon or na entertained a .gTOup ot
shee? ToUe; The neckline forms young people on their way home
low oval that's graceful and de-' ? 8641110 f rm the -convention,
mure. A sunburst of darts, or ga- Tney were makings enthusiastic
thers below, releases soft,; pretty p,ani or post-convention rally,
bodice lines.!-You can make the : ,
belt In matching material or of . Mr Mr8 F Burns left
gay grosgraln : Tlbboa. Trias the j18 fcht from Portland, on the
neck and sleeves with a froth of t Portland Rose, bound for New
ruffling or lace, or sew on a bor-" Tork n the world's fair. En
der of flowers in sun-drenched rotte - they - will visit : friends la
colors. , - , ua & ; Washington. , DC,., and In' BalU-
Fattern 4182 - Is available in more Md. On the .way back they
misses' sixes 12. 14. IS, 18 and w111 stop at Niagara Falls and
20. Size 17 short dress, takes 4 other points of Interest They plan
yards 39 Inch ' fabric; 1 yards t0 retnrn the latter part of July.
raffling. ' .
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Friday, July 14 '
Post Office Clerks' auxiliary,
with Mrs. H. J- Thomas, dessert r
luncheon at 2 pjn. '
: Saturday, July IS
-Laurel Social hour club com
munity picnic at Glena Adams'
grove, C:30 p. m. AH In eom
- munity invited.
. WRC, Miller's hall, covered
dish noon dinner. Officers wear
white for initiation.-
Visitor Incentive
For Informal
Gathering
The home of Dr. and Mrs.
Waldo Zeller waa the scene of
a delightful Informal party Mon
day night. The affair was ar
ranged In compliment to Mr.
Paul Sherwood, who is in charge
of the Methodist mission "on-the
Island of Maui. Hawaii. He and
his wife are visiting in the states
and are on a two months leave
of absence. He Is a graduate of
Willamette university and is en
route east to attend the Inter
national Lions club convention
at Pittsburgh. Pa., where : Mrs.
Sherwood is now visiting with
Ler parents. v I " -
" Other out-of-town g n o s t s
present were Mr. and Mrs. John
Robins of Berkeley, Calif., also
Willamette- graduates. :.Mr. and
Mrs. Robins are visiting t the
bome of . his ; parents. . A group
of old college friends were bid
den to the party end at a late
hoar refreshments were served.
- .
Letter Carriers' Wives
Feted at O'Neil Home
-Mrs; William O'Nell and . Mrs.
Floyd .Volkel entertained mem
bers of the. National Association
of Letter Carriers auxiliary Thurs
day afternoon .- at - the , former's
home on North 19 th street. A
short business meeting was held
and the guests viewed the O'Nell
gardens.
Refreshments were served late
In the afternoon by the hostesses.
The next meeting will be a picnic
supper for members and families
Friday. July" 21, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs.. Roy Tang.
Those present- were Mrs. Gay
Boyce, Mrs. Ray Crittenden,-Mrs.
Millard Dbughton, Mrs. Roy Fol
11s, Mrs. Harmon Garrett, Mrs.
Melvin Scott; Mrs. Dudley Taylor,
Mrs. 'Robert Wagers, Mrs. George
White, Mrs. - Roy Tung, Mrs.
Frank Zlnn, Mrs. William O'Neal
and Mrs. Floyd Volkel.
Shower Compliments
Mrs. Jepson
'. Mrs; Phil Aspinwall ' enter
tained informally Tuesday night
at her home on Ma-ket street In
compliment to Mrs. Dal ber t Jep
son (Elizabeth Lewis) ; who was
married in- Los' Angeles in June.
Mr. and. Mrs. Jepson are resid
ing in Salem this . summer and
will go to San Diego In the fall
where Mr. Jepson - 111 teach.
; A miscellaneous ' shower ton
oredjkfrs. Jepson during the eve
ning and refreshments followed
- an informal evenlnr,- Several mu-
; sical numbers were given for the
pleasure of the guests. 'Close
friends and relatives of Mrs. Jep-
, son . were bidden to the party.
Bouquets of sweet peas and lap
dragons were used about the
rooms. Miss Vivian . Aspinwall
. assisted her mother Informally.
Visitor. Feted Sunday
At Jones' Home
The country nlace of Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Jones was the set
ting for a picnic supper and swim
ming party Sunday In compliment
to Miss Carolyn Cannon of Lon
don, England, who is visiting in
Portland this summer.
The guests Included Mr. and
Mrs. Anderson Cannon,' Miss Ger
trude Cannon, Mr. William
Moo res, of Portland. Mr. and Mrs.
Karl Stelwer of Jefferson. Mr. Ro
bert Hughes: of Oakland, Calif.,
Mrs." Claire Jones ,Gray, Mr. M.
L. Jones. Ronald -Jones, Jr., and
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jones.
Guests of Mrs. E. T. Barkus are
Mrs. Harriet De Yoe Baldwin of
Pomona, a former Salem resident,
and Mrs. Barkus brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. O. M.
Holt of Glendale. The Calif ornians
will go on to Washington. Mr.
' and Mrs. E. A. Rhoten were hosts
. at a dinner party Tuesday to Mrs.
Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. Holt, Mrs.
Nettie Kaerth, Mr. and Mrs. Mar
Tin Lewis, Mrs.' Zeta Lyle, Ralph
Lrte. Mrs. E. T. Barkus and Mr.
and Mrs. Rhoten.
Rev. aad Mrs. P. W. Eriksea
:..
- Honoring Miss Jane Leedona of
Portland, a group ot the younger
set entertained with a no-host pie
ale at - Rlverdato park; , Guests
were Miss Jane Leedom, Miss Bet
ty Wirth, Miss Susanne Wilson,
Miss Peggy Reinholdt. Miss Shir
ley McKay, and Miss Dorothy
Dixon. - ' ...
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Bridge Luncheon
At Wright Home
On Thursday
Mrs. David Wright and Mrs.
William Newmyer resided at a
smartly arranged luncheon
Thursday afternoon at the
Wright home on Stewart ttreet
in compliment to members - of
their club and additional guests.
Guests were seated at small
tables with pastel bouquets of
summer flowers forming the dec
orative note. Several hours of
contract bridge followed the
luncheon hour. - i
' Special guests were Mrs. C. E. '
Dull of Maplewood, New Jersey,
Mrs. T. W. Creech, Mrs. Roy H.
Mills, Mrs. Frank G. Myers and
Mrs.:. U. Scott Page. .Members
present were Mrs. Mose Adams, ,
Mrs... R. G. Doee, Mrs. Leona '
. Johnson, Mrs. Ray Yocom, Mrs. '
Elmer Daue, Mrs. Charles v A.
Sprague. Mrs. David Wright and
Mrs, j William Newmyer. .
Breakfast Planned for
Legion Convention "
One of the many activities
scheduled during the state con
vention of -the American Legion
Auxiliary, August 10, to 12 will be
the secretary's - breakfast to be
held at the Argo Friday.
In charge of the details Is Mrs.
Nota Henderson, past secretary of
Capital Unit and at present de
partment vice chairman of publl-.
city. She will .be assisted by Mrs.
Fred . Gahlsdorf. vice-chairman
and Mrs. Pearl Victor. Mrs. J. H.
Tnrnbull, Mrs. Brazier Small, Mrs.
L. IV. Benson, Mrs. T. L. Kuhns,
Mrs. Austin Wilson, Miss Helen
White and Miss Nova Bates.
Units In Marlon county who
have been asked to assist in the
preparations are Mt. Angel,
Woodburn, Aurora, Silverton and
Stayton.
Reservations are limited to past
and present secretarys and treas
urers only. Over 200 are expected
to attend the breakfast with de
partment officers as guests.
. The annual affair is looked for
ward to with great enthusiasm as
it is highlight of the day.
"'""'
Miss Berry Luncheon
Hostess Wednesday
Miss Winnogene Berry entertain
ed a group of friends at luncheon
In the gardens of Mrs. C. W. Jor-
fnin -WeririAHilav afturnnnn Tho
hostess was assisted by her moth-
er, Mrs. J. E. Duncan.
The guest list Included Miss
Jean Hoffert, Miss LaVell Cross,
Miss Frankle Lou Williams, Miss
Juanlta Cross, Mrs. Grace Fill
more, Mrs. J. E. Duncan, , Mrs. C.
W. Jorgenson and Miss Wlnno
gene Berry.
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Waters' Home Scene of
Picnic Supper ;w
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Waters
were hosts for a delightful pic-
nic supper in their gardens Wed-
nesday night at their home on
East Nob Hill. The evening was
spent in playing Chinese Checkers.
In the group were Dr. and Mrs.
Carl Emmons, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. George Rho-
ten, Mr. and Mrs. BJarne Erick-
sen, Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Knapp
and Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Waters,
Mr. and Sirs. J. E. Law re en
tertaining as their house guest,
Mr. Law's aunt, Mrs. Frank By
ram of Washington, D. C. In com
pliment to her guest Mrs. Law In
vited a group of matrons to an In
formal tea Thursday afternoon at
her Center street home.
" t
Miss Grace Elizabeth Holman
entertained with an informal par
ty and miscellaneous shower last
night at her North Summer street
home In compliment to Miss Betty
Hammond who will become the
brlde of Mr. Joseph Cronin on
August 21.
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"My husband says he thinks he knows bow dust storm victims feel
since he's beea home during week-end cleanups!"
But one bright note on cleaning
, neat uttie cotton print dress. The flared tunic is bordered; in rick--rack
over a brief, flared skirt. Right, the linen coat dress In two
.'shades of blue has a dressmaker quality. Its dark yoke runs into
a sawtooth panel which continues down the front. Collar and belt'
. are light blue. ' . '- ,
Rebekahs Install new
Officers at Meeting
- Salem Rebekah lodge met at
the IOOF hall Monday to install
the new officers for the next six
months. Ida Hochstetler, district
deputy president, waa installing
officer, assisted by Elsie Town
send, grand marshall; Leonore
Kreisel, rand warden
Wilda
Siegmund, grand inside guardian;
Edith McElroy, grand recording
secretary; Cora Van Pelt, grand
treasurer; Evelyn Naderman,
grand .musician; Cora McNeill,
grand outside guardian. They were
assisted by Charlotte - Versteeg,
Christina Cladek, Yvonne Smith
and Myrtle McClay as guards.
The new officers installed were
Helen Briethaupt, - past noble
grand: Hannah Beard. noble
srrand: Helen Pierce, vice grand:
Bessie Edwards, recording secre-
tary; Helen McElroy, treasurer;
Blanche Scheelar; chaplain, Lu-
ella Engstrom; inside guardian,
Myrtle Walker; outside guardian,
Elsie Cornfort; musician, Verda
Olmsted; warden, Violette Gile;
conductor, Ruth Lear, and Eu
gena Morse and Lora Graves. Mrs.
Pearl Nichols will be Installed
next Monday as left supporter to
the vice grand.
During installation Miss Allene
M. "t1"" ie'
Financial committee was ap
pointed with Goldia Kyle, chair
man, and Victoria Stiff ler and El
sie Papenfus assisting.
The retiring officers were:
Yvonne Smith, past noble grand;
Helen Breithaupt, noble grand;
Hannah Beard, vice grand, and
Cora Van; Pelt, Anna Hunsaker,
Josephine- Erixsen, Helen Pierce,
Alberta Walker, Alfreda Bullis,
Blanche Scheelar, Pearl Swanson,
Lucille Mosher, Frances Kyle.
After Installation . R n t h y n
Thomas played two selections on
the violin accompanied by Mrs.
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mouth! It isn't luck when yon
get It with new Criaco. It's
Criaco's new; ereaminess you
have tothamTlnewmiIIion-
doHar ' GTro-Chnra
now makes Criaco a marvel of.
ereaminess. Makes CrisecT
blend faster-easier. ; I ..'" .
' Brides yea, even expert
eaeed eooka girt big help from
new Gyro-Churned Criseov -'
See if new.Crisco (JoemT
give you fins eoolring eaaierl
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IFomeVa Editor-
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day her husband will approve Is her'
Zena Thomas. Laura Noyes gave
a reading.
A special table which was dec
orated with a profusion of sum
mer flowers was arranged by the
July birthday committee for the
installing and new officers. The
committee consisted - of Verda
Olmsted, Jenny Knight, Charlotte.
Versteeg, Elsie Papenf us, ' Alice
Adams, Myrtle Walker, Hattle
Cameron and Carrie Rlngo. '
. There will be a Three Link club
meeting at the IOOF hall tonight
at o'clock when a covered-dish
dinner for the men and families
will be served. All Rebekahs are
invited.
FL girls are planning to go to
Nelscott June 20. Lucille Mosher
at (334 is taking reservations up
to noon today.
'.
Willamette Couple
Married in June
Friends in Salem have re
ceived word ot the marriage of
Miss Charissina Rieden of Baker
to Mr. Orville Ragsdale ot Baker
on June 26 in Caldwell, Idaho.
The couple will spend the sum
mer in Baker.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Ragsdale
are Willamette university .stu
dents. She was a freshman last
year and a pledge of Delta Phi
member' ot the VreVhman basket
mavavOw u PaaHniA ' vrsisi si
ball team and a member of
Kappa Gamma RLo fraternity.
Mr. Ragsdale will continue his
studies at Willamette In the fall.
Sirs. Walter Denton has re
turned from Santa Cruz, Calif.,
where she attended the Music
Teacher's convention and later
visited in Burllngame, San Fran-
dgco and the Golden Gate exposi-
tlon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bier are
enjoying a two week's sojourn in
San Francisco and are viewing
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Honor Guest at
Party Tonight
Miss Helen , Board man. Miss
Marcelle DeMytt and Mrs. John
Cattrall bare Invited a group of
friends to an Informal party to
Bight at the former's home on
. North 15 th street in compliment
' to Mrs. Wayne J. Pase of Dallas.
- Contract bridge ' ill be n play
. during the i evening with a late
" annner ' followinc. Touauets - of
.- summer blooms will grace the
'- guest rooms. : " T. . ;,"
;.. -- Bidden ' to honor Mrtt i.Page
are Miss Dorbthy , Page tf Dallas,
Miss Mildred . S t.v e n s , Mrs.
ueorge rieicner,, a f. - Kay Lai
,ky Mrs. Iwrenjie j white decorative
H1 'H-.A''W'1-;-V.toaema- was used in the .flower
ginia Bird, Miss Helen Way, Miss arrangements. ;
' Helen Boardman, Miss Marcelle
DeMytt . and Mrs. John Cattrall.:
1 ' Mr. and Mrs. Edward Siegmund
. and' children, Thomas Allan and
. Shirley Ann, of Eugene, are the
-' guests this week! of their' parents,
. Mr. and Mrs. Loais . Ashliman and
vMf. and Mrs; C. E. Siegmund. ,
" Mrs. Homer B. Smith. Jr. and
daughter, Jean; are leaving today wood, New Jersey.. The Dulls are Wednesday, with a luncheon, eei-v-
for Gearhart to visit for a week on a tour of the .northwest' and ed on the lawn,
with Mr. s,nd Mrs, George Swaf-V several-short trips are being ar- The-brief business session, con
ford of Oregon City. . ranged .in their honor. . (Continued on page 16)
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omen's Group Meet
At Bergman's
The Woman's Foreign Mission
ary society of the -First Meth
odist church held Its monthly
meetina Wednesday evening in
the gardens of Mrs. E. E. Berg-
man - on Chemeketa street.
The
occasion was the annual picnic
ot the society,,
' ; Miss Rnby Skelton, a mission
ary of the Salvation Army to
Canton, China, who recently, re
turned to Salem, gave an inter
esting account of the bombing: of
: Canton by : the ' Japanese. She
told of experiences and her own
narrow escapes while ' assisting
In the relief of refugees. Special
guests, were the new pastor. Dr.
-Harrison his ' wife ai.T: sen.
Sirs. Barker Honors .
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MrsO Kenneth Barker enter-
tained - with a brtdae tea Thurs-
day afternoon at ,her hone, in
- - hoj.or , of - members cf her club.
Guests were Mrs. unariei
Green, Jr Mrs. Franklin Kucera,
Mrs, Morse Stewart, ?Irs. Walter
Martin, Mrs. Normal - Edwards,
Mrs. Elvin Thomas, Mrs. Melvin
Propp. and Mrs. Herbert Misson.
Goveraor and Mrs. Charles, A.
Sprague have - as their house
guests 'for the- remainder of the
week, Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Dull and
Miss Mary Louise Dull of Maple-
want to stock up at this thrifty price!
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INDEPENDENCE In the glow,
of the outside fireplace in the gar
dens of Mrs. Lena Jones, members
and guests of the Independence
Garden club met last Monday with
Mrs. Irvin Baun and Mrs. Oscar
Moore sharing hostess honors.
Mrs. Frank Hennagin presided
and introduced Mr. Penner from
Dallas, who gave a talk on soil re
vltlllzlng and spraying.
Mrs. J. A. Reynolds gave a re
port of work done in landscaping
the Fred Meyer estate near Mt.
Hood.
, Those pre3ent yere Mrs. Frank
Hennigan, Mr9. Clarence Charbor-
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J. O'Donnell, Mrs. James Robbie,
Mrs. W. F. McBee, Mrs. F. G.
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Paul Sterling, Mrs. T. D. Pomeroy,
Mrs. Ben Johnson, Mrs. Williams,
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Mattison, Mrs. Nick Versteeg, Mrs.
Stella Fluke, Mrs. W. F. Camp-
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as guests.
' ZEXA - Mrs. Charles M. Ptir
vine, Mrs.; Ralph Scott, Mm.
Ralph C. Saepard, - Mrs. . Roy E.
Barker, and Miss Margaret Pur
vine . entertained ' the women of
the Salem -Presbyterian mission
ary society, at the former's home
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