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September
oGodJoSareTtoJ MiSS Read Is lTf
Uat. : rrom tbert they will go .to
"taktnf. Rainier and Seattle. They
will return home by way of the
coast route. - i
Betrothed to
Mr. Cannon
Horsfall Elected Miss JuneDunn
Honored at
Shower
Auxiiia
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Visitors Arrive at
An early September wedding to tt '
be folemnixed U that or uist ai- - T I .
leen Mock ot Salem daughter f Gaesu of Dr. and Mr.. M.
A betrothal of interest to mem
bers of the yonnger set is that of
Miss Betty Read, daughter of.
Mrs. W. Ludd Read, to Mr. Ro-
At Gonvention
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first district Includes Coos Bay,
Mrs. Sheldon F. Sackett of Sa
lem will be speaker at the lunch-
JUST COMPLETED is the new home of Dr. and Mrs. Harold
dinger on Mission street. It is a modern adaptation of Cape
Cod style. Mrs. dinger is pictured on the trrace. (Kennel-Ellis
photo) "
August Brides-Elect Make
Plans lor. Forthcoming
Church Ceremonies
August is another favorite month for weddings this
year and is nearly equalling the number of June brides.
Brides-elect are announcing plans for the weddings while
others are revealing details for early fall ceremonies.
Miss HUl to Wed Saturday .
The largest wedding of the coming week will be that of -Miss
Charlotte Hill, daughtr of Dr. and Mrs. David Bennett
Hill, who will be married to Mr. Vernon Frank Pomeroy, ,
son of Mrs. Frances Clay Pomeroy on Saturday night. The -ceremony
will take place at the First Presbyterian dnirch
Mrs. William Horsfall of Marshfield. formerly depart-
Mr. C. Ov Mock of Biumon, in- MV; Tnd Mrs. Rafl 5 'dSKoicf Mr! Tand' Mrs: ment vice-president of the American Legion auxiliary, un-
dianS. tO Mr. JOSePh TV Bemaruli T Bar and nn VindlPT f n M .V.v ... minAia mhiIMiiU fn nmoi1anir woo alonfo in fill t hp
""ThiiM.. TbrAi xVti&&sxir Siturdsy "fternoon " the ding of the
on Saturday, September 1 at St. gi8ter of Dr. M. C Findley. TJey which Mrs. Carl G. ColUns was Convention. , .
Vincent dePaul church at .4S are touring the west and are hostess t the Irai Jorgenson In the only contested race, Mrs. Laura Goode Of Port-
a.m. Father Robert S. Neugebauer nere f0f 8eTeral days. home on Center street. land won the election as Tice
will read the serrice. Today a family dinner will be The wedding will be an event president. Other-new officers are . ; - . -
The bride has asked Mrs. George held at the home of Hr.-and. of Saturday, October .28. Miss Mrs. Mae Whitcomb, ; Portland, Business, Professional
Smith to be her matron of honor Mrs. Bayard Findley at Rickreall. Read Is well known tax the cap!- secretary;, Mrs. Dorothy Templar, wr , ,
and Mr. Smith will serre as best other guests wUl be Mr. and Mrs. tal and is graduate of Salem Klamath Falls treasurer; and Women IO Meet
man for Mr. BernardL Raymond Law and Findley ot schools. She Is a member of Beta Mrs. Leon Brown of Salem, f i-
The couple will leare foi a short Kansas, Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Find- gigma phi and is now associated nance chairman.: Mrs. Sylvia Sou- A number of Salem members
trip and will return to Salem to -ley, Mr." and Mrs. Roy Locke- with the Northern Life Insurance them of Lebanon was named are planning to attend the first
reside. ; - nour and children, Lynn, Anna C0- president for this district. district conference of the Business
Miss Mock received her educa- May1 and Fenton, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Cannon also received his Among the important resolu- Md ProfeBgional Women's club
tion in Indiana and is a member of Lawrence-Heinl and Dorothy of education in Salem and later at- tions passed during the auxili- ,.,;,,'. wilrh , be heid
the Salem Junior Woman S CIUD. " L ic""ca me wuiYeroiijr rui. uicguu. i a uinj : BCDBiuu was vua . MflrchflpM nn Anrimt 10 The
uf xiernarui went lo saiem m... - - - 10 uuw wuucvicu. mm uu ,ii yiviuiuu & mauc iu
. . .'- ". ... - f Tr- Saakln. Hl,tptl la.lnn fnnri. m
scnooi. ana is now . Maurice Murphy, Mr Fred TnV Indian Uble was cen- UtSVilu Vtt?"
Koehler, Mr; Charles Leonard tered with a fountain and pastel Fortland reteran's hospitals. Al-
.a ,ir. - tlnff f Unllv. snmrnop flAvAfa ATI nivalin cr tViA oi. lAWATlA nf SSfkAli hoan maHo
Mrs. I. M. Donghton was hos- wood are weekend guests of Mr. rangement. Match covers with the Jk resolution was passed for 7w"n.i l
tess to the members of the Ken- Hal' Spooner at his cotUge at names of the couple and the date delegates at the national conven- nc"es .w t"re natlonal Program
sington club on Saturday after- Devils Lake. The men are mem- revealed the news. Contract tion to commend congress' and 18 Business Women in a uemoc-
noon at her home with Mrs. W. bers of the cast of "Abraham bridge was in play during the af- the Dies committee on investiga- racy.
Irvin Williams, Mrs. Carl Guen- Lincoln in Illinois" which is be- ternoon. A group of Miss Read's tlon of un-American acts. At this conference, Mrs. Leona
ther and Mrs. L. E. Wilson as ing filmed on location near Eu- close friends made up the guest Units of this district were Bryant, state president, who at-
addltlonal guests gene. i list. - awarded several citations and tended the natlonal convention at
iropnies ior wars: auring me pasi rwausaa juy, win give nr report..
and one minute talks will be given
the various club presidents on
what their club would like in tbe
open forum meetings for the en-
ing year.
The schedule for the conference
Mrs. William Horsfall has is as follows:
long been active In club work in 7:30 to 9:45, council breakfast
Marshfield. She Is the wife ot ani meeting, Mrs. Leona Bryant
Dr. William Horsfall, prominent presiding; 10 to 12:15, open fo-
Physlcian Of that City and the rnm. Mtsa Irma Nisbet. stat nrn-
William Horsfall -.r-m ohalrman. In rhirv nn
of Los Angeles, Captain George minute talka by lhe club presi.
il8'" ii'JA J?" S- "eal dents, will be from 10 to 10:30
iLMlf." H0rSfa11 1' Glendale' tomary talks at the luncheon.
, Miss Nisbet will give her report on
me naiionai convenuou ana ana
arranged for another speaker;
Jored in music at the University 12,:3; luncheon at Chandler ho
of Oregon.She has been active in tel- Mrs- Florence Spaniol, pre
affairs f the Daughters of the aiding. Mrs. Leona Bryant, state
American Revolution and the president, guest of honor. Mrs.
Oregon Federation .of Women's Sheldon F. Sackett, luncheon
elnbs and the Federated music speaker.
Clubs, serving as national presi- Miss Josephine Evans, president
dent of the latter organization at 7162 is In charge of reserva-
for a term. tions for Sakm club members.
8 o'clock witn Kev. w. irvin Williams oniciaungr. j . "n- .1 J TT711
Miss Virginia Hurst of San Francisco, who will be the JDirtllClay S W ill
id-of-honor, will arrive in the capital Monday to remain
oe Celebrated
This Week
..71 V " vf '- w 5:V S i-J year. They include; Lebanon tied
L" v v I' - - 1 r ' ' C 1 with St. Helens, for the Mclnturf by
t. - 'K, " w y , I "7wvhi membership cup; Hawke radio
p-Tf . x t r ,?2 t - ; "Z1 1 prlie to Salem; Mae Waters na-
I 1 1 t-' - 1 x,- .C ' 1 i i.iv', lr3 tl0Bal deren8e Prize; Moore his- su
L 5 M l -.-.. v-vi .:t, j , , '."irTf tory prise, both to Salem. . I
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Miss Virginia Jenks and Miss
LenarBlum were hostesses for a
crystal shower Jn compliment to
Miss June Dunn, bride-elect of
Mr. Fred Carstenson, Thursday
night at the former's home on
Cross street. The wedding of Miss
Dunn and Mr. Carstenson will be
an event of August 26.
Tbe evening was spent infor
mally and refreshments were
served by the hostesses. Pansies
were used about the rooms and a
pink and white color scheme
was used in the tabte appoint
ments. Honoring Miss Dunn were Mrs.
Hazel Ebner, Mrs. Bessie Kay
ser, Mrs. Medora Woodry, Mrs.
Nina Reilly, Mrs. Margaret Fed
dern, Mrs. Louise Jones, Mrs.
Raymond Warner, Mrs. Emma
Lemon, Mrs. . Ruth Norris, Miss
Nona Woodry, Miss Leona Bigby,
Miss Ellis Brown, Miss Lillian
Kayser, Miss Dorothy Frahm,
Miss ilattie Ramp. Miss Velma
Strain, Miss Irene Simpson, Miss
Alta Ruch, Miss Fern Hewitt,
Miss Hazel Roenicke, Miss Velma
Alexander, Miss Mabel Boyer,
Miss Lena Blum and Miss Vir
ginia Jenks.
Music Programs Dailv
AT HOME Mrs. Carl Emmons and daughter ' Margaret-Jane tn the ltvingroom of their new mo
dern colonial home on Fawk street. (Kennel-Ellis photo) ;
maid-of
at the Hill home until after the ceremony.
Miss Barbara Pierce, one of the bridesmaids, will enter
tain with a delightful informal party at the Fairmount hill
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pierce, on Monday
night for the pleasure of Miss Hill. Bridge will be in play
during the evening with a late supper following. A bridal
shower will compliment the bride-to-be.
Seen and Heard
Mrs. Thomas Drynan Is enter-
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Luncheon in Portland
HIGHLIGHTS from the Amerl- lovely entrance of brisk giving a
can Legion auxiliary convention tower effect with windows ... A
. . . The decorations at the varl- stone and marble fireplace in the
ous events were effective and un- long living room with huge win
usual . . . Perhaps the largest and dows looking west and off of It
most colorful affair was the tea a cement terrace ... A breakfast
taining informally Monday after- on Friday . . . The setting for the ' knotty pine with bright
noon at her home on Parrish tea was the spacious green lawn "d and 1h curtains and corner
street to celebrate the birthday on the Willamette university cupboards filled with pottery
Mrs. Robert Stanfield and Mrs. Howard Gattie of Port- anniversaries ot her two sons, campus between waller and Eaton ZZ?"',;rzY"w
1 j . - tt;ti i,,i, v-- Bobby, who will be three and halls . . . Gorgeous lawn furniture ana boy s room ... A large recrea-
land, aunts of Miss Hill, are arranging a luncheon for her TommL who two MrB Ge0rge m greens, blues and white mciud- tion room with large .tone fire
on Wednesday afternoon at the Waverly Country Club m Scales will assist the hostess. ing several dozen chairs, swings, Plac made of various kinds of
Portland. Bidden to honor Bobby and umbrellas and tables were ar- atones . . . Ten or more acres
Covers Will be placed for Miss Charlotte Hill, Mrs. Tommy are Tommy Deane Pat- ranged about the campus . The JB1tt.J?"? " M"
r, T,ni. u;n -. t,t;ii. tt T t. Tow' tt;ii terson, Judith Murdock, Bobby small punch tables were centered Thompson is planning her own
David Bennett Hill, Mrs. William H. Lytle, Mrs. James H"l Berg 'jImmy jay Allen, Phillip with pastel summer bouquets . . . aunken flower garden and picnic
of Pendleton and members of the bTidal party, Miss Virginia Goulet, Jean Smith, Mary Eliza- Hundreds of Salem women and f rounds which will adjoin the
Hurst of San Francisco, Miss Barbara Pierce, Miss Shirley betn and Frank shater, Janny visitors called during the after- house.
Evenson, Miss Shirley-Cronemiller and Miss Isabel Hill of 2 GUmoVe?Go?dln SS on '.den6 uyEi Sffi Vped'ho A
Pendleton. mogalla, Constance Hammond. both formal and informal gardens. Mission street . . . very modern
Following the luncheon Miss Hill and her mother and Mothers who will accompany At the past presidents' banquet with a lovely terrace off the living
Mrs. Lytle will attend a tea for which Mrs. Joseph A. Knapp taelr children are Mrs. Deane on Thursday the state house and room and French doors ... A
will hp hostess at tht Waverlv Cnnntrv rlnh fnr her son Person, Mrs. Kenneth Mur- patriotic color scheme was used colonial dining room has unique
i j w i wa'1e"y country ciud ior ner son dock Mr8 Elmer Berg Mr8 ln the decoratlons . . . At the drapes.
kjiu uauguiiu-iunan, uui ouu iuio, uuiac Jlliofj ui uviuuyiJf JHrB. PTauK ODBIer, Airs, cruet) SpeaKer S laDie an exact repilCa xrilHiOiiju iinns ... l.il-' mm my i f
who were recently married and are visiting in Portland. Reynolds Alien, Mrs. Homer Gou- of the new state capltol building "an nd Earle Potter are leaving M )
. let, Mrs. Homer H. smith, jr., made of all white blossoms and "e miaaie oi xne wees; ior bos- 8"
MISS Hammond to Be Married Thompson, Mrs. Kenneth Dalton, banked with red gladioli ... At ton to spend the ensuing year . . .
Miss Bettv Hammond will be married on Amrust 21 to MrB- Vernon Gllmore, Mrs. Har- each place was a red geranium They will drive east and stop at
Mr Joseph 1 rJ 1 V T T ri?W old Domogalla and Mrs. William in blue pot .,. Other blue, white Yellowstone, en route . . . Earle
Mr. Joseptronin, jr., son Of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cronin, H. Hammond. and red flowers were nsed on the will continue his studies ln voice
sr., Of Seattle, at St. Joseph S Catholic Church at 9:30 O dock Dessert Luncheon tables with lots of greenery add- at the Boston Conservatory of
with Father John J. Reidy officiating. Miss Mary Ellen MIs MarT PMk and ing to the effect Music . . . Lillian has received
Hammond will be the maid-of -honor rH Mr Punl Rvlvenf t MiM Robert Panla wiU cele- Clever table arrangements at an assistantship in English at
iiVn.----rJniiT ; maia"0i:no nor ana. ram byivester Drate 1Sth Dlrthdays on tne. BeCretary and treasurer's Boston university and will also
Of Chicago Will be best man. Mr. Dan O. Hammond Will give Tuesday afternoon when they en- breakfast on Friday with the state work toward her master's degree
his Sister in marriage. A wedding breakfast will follow the tertain a group of their friends faJr M the theme . . . At the head . . The past year she has been
Ceremony. Miss Hammond is the daughter Of Mrs. -Oliver K iunnen v.at .1:S0 table a sunken garden made of studying at the University of Call- .
. Hammond ; ru..war w-..tt ru;- o'clock at the C. W. Parker home Tarled colored flowers . , . Each fornla Both Earle and Lillian
T . i f- . r vu au w i uww l Uble represented a different part are wiuameue university graau-
: Miss Holmnn Auauitt Rrf, . MliS V Pf,.er ' Jrf of.the fair . . . One was the eon- ates.
n xuJjuZ vr- n v u tt i iuaniU PuI." 'Sfi'1 cessions with a merry-go-round. Holrls VIck. another WUlamette
On Wednesday, August 23, Miss Grace Elizabeth Hoi- daughters informally. The after- trains, ferrls wheel and stands .. ! graduate. Is now vlsiUng on the
man, daughter of Mrs. Thomas Holman, will become the oon wiir be spent in playing A dog snow for aBOtnei. ... An coast and in Salem with her par
bride of Mr. Winston Williams, son of Mrs. Stella V. Williams, KM"i1Sm!?nini snow The ent"' Jr f,d ,MrB- 9rHe Vlck
f Vr?Av. j.-.V ' TT, "heme will be used in mgwa ,ndIail Mnool xWMt ...... She will leave for the east
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COUNTRY PLACE: Mrs. Frederick H. Thompson sUnds
at the entrance of. her recently completed hillside home on
Echurraan road. (Kennel-Ellis photo) ;
was
Floyd Millers Hosts
For Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Miller en-
fish and fowl . . . fruit and rege- ahortly to a memher of the
i.4Vi. m.. . .t.ff r th. Mntrai imnon Twni
. Rfv. J.' f!. TTarriorm will iurfnvm V MMmmv Miss PauluS are Miss Nancy and ...v aviA aan--A. A pittahnrrh. ciri nmnm Afro (Zrtn TTrvttica tn
Bruce Hamby .(Margaret ; Heltzel) oLEugene.win be Miss Aev ' SiiSiS Qub Members
Holman's honor attendant A reception at the Hohnan home Theima Smith. Mis. Mary jane IXTO a few new Sjllem fScAf GreeK Coun!
on North Summer street for members nf trie familv Kestly, Miss Patricia Mace, Miss - ... i Mrs. - Charles Green, jr..
rlnae f rionrla will -f Allrmr . . Delores Bureh, Miss' Mary Helen v. - r- u- r..i t TnrtuA will. h iBiAnuiui tn 'iiMrMi tn memitAra nr w rinH t tertained Informally at dinner
r. . , , ; mffT MiwargareWane Em- - he nuT Fawi atmt rVthTTah; win !e for J Oodrrerr. to
UrorTFddingPian4 - ;.T Detroit, Michigan, where she ha. 0 "?"d about the :" W"1 ft ST1' H
Another August bride-elect to aimounce her. W mountains from both living room m six month extension librarian-
and : refresbments vera ' msot. .kmi .in. th. mmi.
plans is Miss Elizabeth Morehouse, daughter of Mrs. W. G. . . ' J!?l TlSm to S" nWma ?M shkrlng terved late in the afternoon. hIcn the Millers took on their
rose and Alice blue . . . two lore honors with out of town visitors in6. V. Morse recent trip around the United
seats and an all-rose carpet . . . for much of the entertaining these Stewart, Mrs. Elvin Thomas, Mrs. states at the MiUer borne on South
blue mured drapei at the two days . . . Mrs. Harry Corrlgan of Robrt ,fllui80n' Mr- eneJ1tn Hifc .
very large windows . . a atndy Baltimore has been honored at Barker, Mrs. Norval Edwards, Covers were placed for Mr. and
lrf knotty pine which goes out onto several affairs this week ... She Mrs. Melvln Propp, Mrs. Lester Mrs. George Miller of Portland,
worenouse, wno wui oecome the bride of Mr. Clayton ,c .
Steinke, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Steinke, on Sunday, Alr8 Martin Entertains
August 27. The ceremony will be Derfonned at St TPaul'a For Visitor Fri Jav
cheon hostess os Mdar in eo3 the large terrace . f . a bedroom Is the honse guest of her sister. , HetUck and Mrs. Walter Martin. Mr, and Mrs. I A. MUler of Mc
uf t wr. rJA niL - Minnvllle. Mr. and Mrs. Arls Sher-
wnnil Af V.wK.rr. Ur - ant Un
CbemekeU chapter, Taaglitera Br0W11 E. sisson, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Miller, Miss Ida Miller and
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Miller.
Episcopal church with Rev. George H. Swift officiating at
4 o'clock. '. ..yS '"- ;;--.-.----v.:s,.. ? r -.
Mr. Mannuur Nelson will sincr nreredinc the
Doon T o PKat will r,lo ' . r" for the man and woman . . . Blue luncheon on Thursday tor which
Edith Morehouse Will be her sister's honor attendant Mr. rlsltor to the caplUl. Th eS?Srr aftScSe '.S the American Revolution will
James Fowler wffl serve as best man for Mr. St trimmed s in dubonnet "iai hostesses at the
will be Mr. Raymond Steinke, Mr. Charles Schannen and : SsAS "SiJSS SSLSSTS wal1 pp .U; with, crushed .wt , of dnbonnet wrtu m. txmpg an
p. George Dawson. A reception in the gardens of the More- W.t room.: " - JV. SSSS HrrrSS 1, VhTpur Vho wnrgI Mrs. cirie bj and grd-
' house home Will follow tne Ceremony, , . Places were laid for Mrs. George jan6g bedroom with twin beds the aviator, and was an usher the public are Mrs. Herbert Ost- son, Donald Woodward have Just
h "- " " Hesseman, Mrs. G.L. Jordan of and a balcony at one end .". . A at his wedding several weeks ago. lind, regent, Mrs. A. E. Austin, returned from a two-weeks' visit
Mrs. P. O. Repine Wfll be host- ; Bliss Betty Hamilton, daughter Albany, Mrs. E. B. Perrme, Mrs. 'recreation and game room Another widely feted visitor Mrs. J. D. Fountaine. Mrs. H. C. with Mr. Glenn Rlngo, superinten
ess to members ot the North 8a- of ll?nd Mrs. William Monroe wuleta Barker, Mrs, Dayle Jory, athe basement with fireplace during the past week has been Eakln and Mrs. Seymour Jones, dent of grounds at the Walla Wal-
lem WCTTJ on Tuesday at her Hamilton h .m tw iv- HJ! GIe,m Bhedeck, 'J'1 -vVA'tew -mveJeMs In the Mrs. Curtis Johnson of Tallejo. The cabin Is open an day each la Veterans hosplUl, and with
home at 950 Union street. Mrs. L. . . " V mTa W Wlttemore and Mrs-Walter Mar- bitcben are: A tiny swinging cup- Calif., formerly of Salem. She Sunday and the public Is Invited Mrs. Ringo's nieces. Mrs. Bardel
Roberta will lead devoUona and ;rl""pf na L"10111" of the tin. -v. - board for spices ... towel dryer, came north with her husband and to vlsU and see the things of his- Van Donge of Walla Walla and
elecUon of officers wIU be held ; f", e home of her par- V- sprayer In the alnk and an "open- daughter. Dorothy, for a visit and torlcal Interest on display there. Mrs. Jo Fisher of WaUowa.
- ' '' t ". A bouse guest at the Hamfl- The efflcers susd grand officers ia the floor for the housewife to attend the Legion convention : .
,on mr.T Ter1 Mr, efjChadwlcktchapter, Order of to remove her dirt after sweepliig. ,V. A luneh ; h
Sirs. TV. Ladd Read, Mrs. J. E. James Wilkinson of Toppeniah, Eastern tar will be honored at . Out on the Schnrman road over- every day and at one et them ahe 'Use Nancy White of Portland is War Mothers will have a picnic
Burns and Mrs. O. C. Cannon are , Wash. ' : delighUul garden party next Sun- looking tbe Salem Golf elub Is the was seen wearing a' ehlc dusty-the weekend guest et Miss Bar- lunch at OUnger field on Tuesday
leaving the first of the week for eve., day afternoon when Mrs. Frank country home of Dr. and Mrs. pink afternoon dress of lace witb hara Compton at the Henry V.; beginning at 1 o'clock. The atter-
a slx-weekt trip cast which win . lira. Donald Yonns; and son, Allen and Mrs. Ruth Heradon en- Frederick. H. Thompson ... It la blue accessories.' . '-, - Compton home. Miss White and' Boon is to be spent socially and
take them to Minneapolis and la- . Dpnny," have returned from a . tertain at their home on North f m o d e r a rennalssance and Ices served at the wedding of Miss Compton are classmates at the picnic la a no-host affair,
lana trbere Mrs. Burns resides. sUy at the Gearhart hoteL 2th street. - . - American architecture with - ; (Coa tinned on Page 11) - St. Helen's hall junior coUege. . GuesU are Invited;
At State Fair,
Outstanding musical talent and
musical educational- features will
be presented at the Oregon state
fair, which opens in Salem Labor
day, by the Oregon Federation of
Music clubs under the direction of
its president, Mrs. Kate Dell Mar
den of Portland.
Mrs. Walter Denton, Salem,
state civic music chairman of tbe
federation, will be in charge of
the series of daily concerts in the
Art building, and her committee
members will include Dr. P. O.
Riley, Mrs. James Sehon, Mrs.
Mary Schultz Duncan, Miss Clara
Eness, Miss Ruth Bedford and
Miss Margaret Hogg of Salem;
Mrs. Kate Dell Marden, Mrs. Mae
Ross Walker and Mrs. Lota Stone
of Portland, and Mrs. J. C. Hol
den. Tillamook.
These programs will bring fair
patrons tbe best available musical
talent from various parts of the
state, including Portland. -Corval-lis,
Reedsport, Gardner, SilverioD,
Mt. Angel, Canby, Dallas, Tilla
mook and Salem. Orgatron con
certs, popular last year, will slso
be repeated this year by well
known organists.
Schools will be featured, with
winners in the state and national
school musical contests to appear
at the fair. Voices of the finest
singers, ensembles, quartets, trios,
choruses in Oregon will be heard
at these free concerts.
Ladies Day at Golf
Club on Friday
Ladies' day was held at the Sa
lem Golf course on Friday with
Mrs. Ercel Kay winning the prise
tn Class A, Mrs. John Bone in
class B and Mrs. Verne Miller In
class C. Luncheon followed the
morning's play.
Playing Friday were Miss Mar
garet Bell, Mrs. Kate Bell. Mrs.
Kenneth Potts, Mrs. Frank Pat
terson, Mrs. John Bone, Mrs.
Milton Parker. Mrs. Harold din
ger, Mrs. Robert Savage, Mrs.
Glenn Stevens, Mrs. E. 'V. Fort
miller, Mrs. Terrence King, Mrs.
Creighton B. Jones, Mrs. Al Petre,
Miss Margaret McTavish of Van
couver, BC, Mrs. W. T. Waterman,
Mrs. Harry P. Gustafson, Mrs. H.
K. Stockwell, Mrs. Verne Miller,
Mrs. Ralph Mapes, Mrs. Robert
Taylor, Mrs. Robin Day, Mrs. E.
N. Gillingham, Mrs. Harry Wied
mer, Mrs. Ercel Kay. Mrs. Donald
MeCargar and Mrs. Donald Young.
Salem Folks Bidden to
Party in Silverton
A group of Salem and Silverton
folk have been bidden by Mrs.
Earl Adams and Mrs. Urlin S.
Page to an informal party at their
Silverton home on Wednesday,
night in compliment to Miss Har
riett Kleinsorge who is Jeaving
soon tor the east to take advance
work at the University of Wiscon
sin. Miss Kleinsorge is the daugh
ter of Dr. and Mrs. K. E. Klein
sorge. She is a graduate of Ore
gon State college and a member
ot Kappa Alpha Theta.
Among those motoring over
from Salem are Miss Josephine
Cornoyer, Miss Wilda Jermas,
Miss Sally McLellan, Miss Bobbe
Shinn, Miss Shirley Evenson, Miss
Helen Langille and Miss Shirley
Cronemiller.
Mrs. Harland Honors
Husband at Party
Mrs. Roy Harland entertained
with a delightful informal party
Friday night at her home on Fer
ry street ln compliment to - the
birthday anniversary of Mr. Har
land. -. .
Pinochle was In play during
the evening with refreshments
served at a late hour. Summer
flowers provided the decorative
note.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Nor
val Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Ri
chard Smart, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Elfstrom, Mr. and Mrs. WUmer
Wells, Mr. and Mrs. John Flcklin,
and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harland.
.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pantos
are spending .several months on
the eastern coast ' and New York
cityMrs. Paulus plans to return
In September preceding her hus
band. , .
- " v
Mrs. Gardner Knapp and chil
dren Eddie and Jimmy, are so
journing this week at Neskowin
where they have taken the Earl
Cooley cottage.
.,
Miss Mabel Robertson and Mi
Jeri Brooks are spending several
days at Seal Rocks as the guests
of Miss Elizabeth Lord at her cot
tage. " ' , ,.h .V.
'
Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Gatke
' have had as their guests Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Bowen of Washing
ten, DC. They are enjoying a tour
of the United States.