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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX Fashion Bridge Success, Says Committee ' Guests- at the Salem Junior Woman's club fashion bridge beld " Tuesday night at the clubhouse on Cottage street Joined the Sa lem Juniors In celebrating the Golden Jubilee of the General Federation- of Women's Clubs of which the local junior club is a member. Funds will go to the General Federation Foundation fund, and the "party is the first benefit of its kind to be held in Salem. Other clubs through ouo the nation are holding simi lar parties this year inhonor of SO years of progress in women's clubs. ; . i . Miss Marcelle DeMytt, presi dent of the Salem Juniors, ex pressed the S appreciation to the guests for their part in the Gol den Jubilee party. Miss Hazel Shutt, accompanied by Miss Ruth Bedford, sang a group of num bers. Autumn flowers and bright leaves decorated the clubhouse and made an effective background for the fashion revue, staged by a group of local shops. Little Miss Sandra Lee Nash, modeling a white bunny coat and matching turban, delighted the audience. An outstanding array of the latest fashions was mod eled by a group of attractive debs and matrons including: Miss Margaret Shurtleff, Miss Patricia Noonan, Miss Caroyl Braden, Miss Jessie Cooper, Miss Velma May, Miss Patricia Thelwell, Miss Lee Ryan, Mrs. J. Deane Patterson, and Mrs. Frank N. Waters. Mrs. John W. Cattralh was the commentator for the revue and Miss Margaret Hinkle the pianist. Prizes for cards went to Mrs. W. J. Busick and Mr. Harry V. Collins, contract; Miss Mabel Currie, auction; and Miss Clara Zuber, pinochle. Arrangements for the party were made by Mrs. Jack Carlon, , chairman, Mrs. Joseph Tompkins, - Mrs. Verne Robb, Mrs. Ralph Steele, Mrs. Frank Krauger, Mrs. Clinton Standish, Mrs. John Gop lerud. Miss Hattie Bratzel. Miss Dorene Davis, Miss Helen Board man and Miss Marjorie Weum. Among those attending the party were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Collini, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cooler. Mn. Ronald J. Frizz ell, Uri. Herman C. Hille, Mrs. Stanley Kroe " nr. Mra. Sanl Jans, Mrs. Jack Putnam, Mrs. H. M. Boesch, Mrs. Carl Soos, Mrs. Paul A. Lee, Mrs. R. V. Carlson, Mrs. E. M. Page, Mrs. Herbert L. Stiff, Mrs. Boy Mills, Mrs. 8. Dietrick, Mrs. C, F. Anderson, Mrs. P. B. Keeler, Mrs. Gor don Barker, Mrs. Hannah Martin, Mrs. Warren Baker. Miss Vada Hill. Mrs. Hal Cuffel, Mrs. K. Smith. Mrs. Claybotfrne J)yer, Miss Kay Ringe, Miss Dorothy BlaisdeU, Miss Esther Baird, Mrs. Ira H. Gardner, Mrs. Ronald Craven, Mrs. Earl Holt, Mrs. L. J. Stewart, Mrs. R. D. Blatehford, Mrs. Lonis Lorens, Mrs. Ty ler Brown, Mrs. P. W. Princehonse. Mrs. A. A. Hager. Mrs. Delbert Schwabbaner, Both Pitts, Mrs. Ora Bnrres, Mrs. Kenneth Barker, Mrs. H. O. White, Mrs. H. H. Princehonse, sr., Mabel P. Later, Mrs. Ralph Kinzer, Miss Beulah Campbell, Daris Leander, Mrs. Leon a Taylor, Mrs. Dwigat Lear, Mrs. Robert Barnett, Mra. Clarence Pike, Mrs. Edgar Morris. Mrs. Clifton Mudd. Mrs. R. E. Caley, Mrs. Hal Gross, Mrs. Lawrence Lister, Mrs. Lloyd Wilson, Mrs.' D. W. Burroughs. Mrs. H. E. Deeney, Mrs. Ralph Eggitaff, Miss Lois Srhuli, Claire Gray, Mrs. C. W. Jordan, Mrs. Robert - Board man, lira. R. S. Pfister, Mrs. George Mischler, Mrs. J. A. Brownson, Mrs. Ciair L. Brown, Mrs. John H. Bagley, Mrs. Ar thur T. Fox, Mrs. J. Deane Patterson, Mrs. Donald Toomb, Mrs. M 1 e o m flawke, Mrs. L. J. Tonng, Mrs. Merritt jTruax, Mrs. Phil Ringle, Mrs. Elmer Berg, Mrs. Rossel Pratt, Mrs. Ralph Wrrth, Mrs. Edward Roth, Mrs. Don Hen drie, Mrs. Charles Bier, Mrs. Gordon Skinner, Miss Hattie Ramp, Helen Thor alson, Mrs. Gordon Hnll, Miss Frances Officer, Mrs. Dorothy D. Taylor, Mrs. Gordon Brnnelle, Mrs. Roy Mink, Mies Cora May Milson, Mrs. James Sehon, Mrs. Glen V. Allen, Mils Bessie Tucker, Mrs. Charlea Greene, Mrs. Morse Stewart, Mrs. Walter Martin, Mrs. Helen Ha mm, Mrs. W. E. Cook, Mrs. George Fletcher, Misi Msxina Rogers, Mrs. J. W. Tindall, Mrs, Effie King, Mrs. Lawrence Ander son, Mrs. Charles McCarter, Mrs. Sam Ramp. Mrs. George Settlemeier, Mrs. ' Claude Matthis, Miss June Lorhridge, Miss Helen Ashton, Misa Lueile Mother, : Miss Vivian Hampshire, Miss Elisabeth Deyo. Miss Jean Frecberg, Misa Jnsbelle Creech, Miss Lois Coomler, Miss Vert Coward, ., Mrs. Florence J. .Kron, Mrs. Maurice F.b ner. Miss Olive LeValley, Mrs. C. A. Gardner, Miss Ruth Praser, Miss Edna Fieklia, Miss lone Williams. Miss Rath Huff. Mrs. Ralph Steele. Mrs. J. Lee, Stewart, Mrs. A. P. Milson. Miss Marie ; Lippold, Miss Maria Dare, Evlyn Akers, Miss Mildred Stevens, Miss Dorothy Page, Mrs. Wayne Page, Mrs. Joseph E. Har vey, jr., Mrs. Kenneth Manning, Mrs. Wilson Siegmund, Mrs. Wheeler R. Eng lish, Misa Mamie Olson. Miss Charlotte Kallendar. Miss Helen"Neal, Miss Hein Way, Miss Ann Bailey, Miaa Madge Reid, Miss Freda Shanks, Miss Helen Cam mins. Miss Tal Andersen, Mrs. Kenneth Boyle, Misa RosemBBd - Peterson, Miss Red Quamme, Misa Nova Bates, Miss Marcelle DeMytt, Mr. Carleton Koth, Mr. and Mrs. John Ca'.trall. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lafkey, Miss Dorene Davis, Miss Eleamr t Raaey, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bernardi, Mias Helen Reid. Miss Arleae Yoth, Mrs. Ben Caster. Mrs. E. B. Boasatti. Miss Ids J Eaton, Mrs. Bar Rhoten. Miss Ha -se) Shutt, Misa Hattie Brsttel. Miss Clars - Zsber, Miss Berths Bahceck, Miss Marian Brets, Mrs. Harold Basic. Mrs. H. H. Princetons. jr Mrs. Ralph Kiaser. &i Afoiitmnuicn r - rrequent eepirtures for aQ points . . . leave wbea most eo-TeaieBt. DUOCS . D Luxe' Greyhound 9upr-Coches give you Aaerka's snoethest ride. 5"'-. O J-.,'wtw.ii.iri, Portland ! Eugene $1.00 : $1.60 : 1.40! -2.15 iSaa -Francisco 1 9.60 170 - Los Angeles : 14 00 . 25-20 ' Depot r " Hotel Senator . . v Phone:4151 ;V" JOS ( s4 i am iTi rniTi uu-i.jiiJi.iy CLUB CALENDAR Thursday, October 26 Pringle Pleasant Point Social club with Mrs. P. H. Hilmoe, 51S South 21st street. Capitol auxiliary, Patriarchs Militant, IOOF hall. Brush College Helpers with Mrs. Margaret Hadespeck. Capital Tent Hive of Macca bees, masquerade dance at Fra ternal temple. NALC auxiliary social meet ing with Mrs. H. R. Crawford, 1440 Court street. 2 p.m. Hollywood Merry-Go-Round at Argo Hotel, luncheon, 1:30 p.m. Friday, October 28 VFW auxiliary benefit card party with Mrs. Leon Hansen, 8 p.m. Council of Church Women of Salem, all day meeting and luncheon begins at 10 a.m. at Leslie Methodist church. .Woman's Bible class of 1st Methodist church with Mrs. George Moore, 940 Leslie street, 2 p.m. Saturday, October 28 Willamette tent hive No. C practice of colorbearers and of ficers,. Miller hall, 2 p. m. Wednesday, Nov. 1 Fruitland Women's circle, with Mrs. L. K. Bruce, 2 p.m. Robins9 Home Scene Of Meeting The regular social meeting of the Sons of Union Veterans and their auxiliary was held at the the Alpha Phi Alpha alumnae home of Mr. and Mrs. John Ro- Tuesday night at her home on bins on Tuesday night, commene- north Winter street. The evening ing with a supper. was spent informally and at the Mrs. Mabel Lockwood gave a supper hour the hostess was as short talk on early day life In sisted by Miss Dorothy McDonald. Salem and presented the Sons Autumn flowers were used about with sets of slides from original the rooms. pictures of the Civil war. Mr. E. B. Perrlne accepted the gift. Mrs. Margaret Fessenden gave a vocal solo and Mrs. Mettle Schram talked on the origin ot Hallowe'en. A large book "Har- per's Pictorial History of the Civil WTar," printed in 1866, was passed around during the eve- ning, Present were: Mr. and Mrs Glenn Adams. Mr. and Mrs. H r. McWharton, Mr. and Mrs. e.. B. Perrlne, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Water- man. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Bushnell, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hunsaker, Mr. Willis McDerby. Mrs. Susie I3ft u,hid n.rviar-nn r- Margkret Fissnien, Mrs.' Mae ivie. Mrs. .miiv Frescou. Mrs. Mettle Schram, Mrs. Blanche Stu- art, Mrs. Lura Tandy, Mrs. Clara McDerby Miss Helen Jennings, Mrs. Mable Lockwood, Mr. and Mrs. John Robins and Miss Lor- raine Robins. Mrs. Boyer Hostess To Friends Mrs. Leslie Smith, who Is leaving Thursday night for San Francisco for a month's visit. was the honored guest at a handkerchief shower given by Mrs. Charles Boyer. A beauti- fully arranged luncheon was Berved and the afternoon spent informally Those honoring' Mrs. Smith wara- fr U.lrln Prnnn Vfr- Robert Burton, Mrs. William" Lewis, Mrs. Lee Ohmart, Mrs, rvan tv- ami Mra Twa Cross. Girl Reserves' Social Meeting Wednesday Tho ftirl Hpaprva of Parrich meeting Wednesday afternoon at the school. The purpose of the meeting was to welcome the new memDers. Alter tne ousiness meeting the afternoon was spent Informally. Miss Evelyn Berger, past presi dent presided at the meeting. Miss Elizabeth Ross, adviser, told about the Girl Reserves. mm a i? n,m. v.k Pacific highway entertained mem- hr of th nip-Vi. -inh .t . Haa - w -' -w asjaavi liinhoAn am "T" i aprl a njr ,r ,, 7 T CW". xtaipn oouinwicK, jars, w 1111am Niemeyer, Mrs. Alvin B. Stewart, Mrs. C. O. Olson, Mrs. James H. Jennings, Mrs. Em 11 Halick, Mrs. W. G. Earl and Mrs. A. F. Harvey. a . Mrs. Esther wuietts or Rock Island Tlllnnla whn Vina heen tha, guest of her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. A .L. Welch left on Tues- 1 day night for California en route to her home. There she plans to meet Miss Elizabeth Welch and M. Snnna TXTaIaK wK on an extended tour of the United "... " ua..c uccx States. She has not seen her un- al.fi.. V w. . mm cle for the past 27 years. .. The Englewood' PTA held its meeting on Tuesday' night and heard Mr. Walter Snyder talk. Mr. Leslie White was named outdoor man for the scouts and the pro gram committee . was announced to Include, Mr. Lestle Sparks. Mrs. Willard Marshall and Mrs. Ruth Hernden. Mr. Watson Dutton, ac companied by Miss Oltve Clemes, Word has bee received that Misa Patricia Otten, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. George OUen. who is attending Goucher college in Bal timore. Maryland, has pledged Gamma Phi Beta, national wom en's fraternity. . w . r mm f'l a . i mas I ii.Mri't " xja aaaW. i Th OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Thursday Morning, October 26, Several Club Meetings on Tuesday Tuesday is always a big club day in Salem, and this week was one of the busier ones during the month. Mrs. Darby Hostess Mrs. Ira Darby entertained at a luncheon honoring the members of her bridge club. After the luncheon the party attended the benefit given by Chadwljk Chap ter Order of Eastern Star. Those bidden were: Mrs. Eail Canfield, Mrs. John G. French, Mrs. John A. Krebs, Mrs. Howard B. Jenks, Mrs. I. M. Dougliton, Mrs. Carl E. Guenther and Mrs. Floyd Darby. Drama Club Meets Mrs. Edgar T. Pierce enter tained her drama club Tuesday at her borne on Fairmount hill. Following a dessert luncheon the afternoon was spent discussing the American folk plays. Members are Mrs. William Everett Anderson, Mrs. Carl Nel- SJtSSF&SS; 5! J. E. Law, Mrs. H. G. Maison, Mrs Clifton Mudd, Mrs. Merrill Ohling and Mrs. Verne Mclntyre. Alumnae Guests Mrs. Wilmer Wells .entertained Those attending were Mrs. Waldo Zeller. Mrs. Roy Harland, Mrs. Norval Edwards. Mrs. Fran- cis DeHarpport, Mrs. William De- Pew, Mrs. Richard Smart, Mrs. William Linfoot, Mrs. Frank Earn- est, Miss Martha Jane Hottel, Miss Beth DeLapp, Miss Rachel Yocnm, Miss Helen Breithaupt, and Miss Esther Callison. Businesswomen Have Tanmipt Tiipsdav Daiiquei luesaay ,ww At J .""f,0-? fesslonal Women S Club was held the Golden Pheasant on Tues- J " oul " ine aecorauow. miss Josephine Evans, president, in- troduced as new members Miss Usona Claggett, Miss Betty M. Elofson, Mrs. Mary Rademacher and Mrs. Laurel Pangle. She also . . . . . v. introduced .vir. a. j. rsreiieman (Luella Kaighin) a recent bride, who is a member of the Salem club. lllSllef n Alice Carkln sang sev- eral vocal solos and was accom panied by Miss Margaret Wonder lick. In an address given by Dr, W. C. Jones of Willamette univer- ity on "Womanhood In the Past " Jea" " the Population of , ul , J. A ne menuonea me pan women nave played in the development of our cuQtry T,nf,f wkB MrS. William LinfOOt, Who Was enal chairman for National Business Women's week, gave a detailed report of activities. Miss L,01s otemKe, em Diem cnairman, annuonced that the committee will have an initiation service on November 6th, and are also plan ning a ceremony to honor the 20th anniversary. Miss Helen Breithaupt, gen- Aral pfialrmfln fnt fio ri1etrit trn vember 18and 19, invited the club mmtiors tn hr hnm An SitnMav evening for a no-host dinner to make flnal plang for tne confer- ence. The district conference include an informal reception at the home of Mrs. Byron B. Herrick on Richmond avenue on Saturday night, an executive council break- fast at the Golden Pheasant on Sunday morning and a luncheon t the Hotel Marion at noon. The Vas t ya iiitiAliAAii nicnai a i .us s uuv-ucvu w tn 4o rPma r.nrtnii whn t.Mfl Chamber' "0? Smmerce . Mrs. Edwin Bingenheimer re- ported that Sam Gordon bridge classes will be held at the Marion on November 29 and 30 and De- cember 1. both afternoon and eve- ning. Reservations are to be ning. Reservations are to be nhnnarf in Mra THns-annetmav it 43S1. Special guests of Tuesday were Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Jones, Miss lean Alice. Carkin. fim Msrraret Wonderlick. Miss Ada Thorne. .. , ' " ... hub uaroirn AiDinwau. mus uar worits s.Hm-. ui.. Pn P.t.r..;7r.'iVJl--T.. son: Mrt. Danhne Powered Mrs . ' T Barbara Ahrens. Cutwork and Crochet Joined in Laura Wheeler Pattern 5$5aw ' ' IKlSfHtiS'l $3f$ fTjfiv Take your choice a eloth, spread," scarf or ether smaller ac- ceasories in cutwprk with .crochet or ase the crochet of eutworkf sen- arately. Pattern 2Z8 contains a transfer patter of 1J- moUfs x S laches; chart and directions lor UAXLNE BUREN : .-!w :.::...::'.:' ..y-' v. y:.-:-.-4;X:::Sri.l,: . -''K':-y ;:T!-:-:':V.:-i':::" " J.S , " ' -r - :' . ::::.. .. . - . " : -..V:vJ;.'rv:-:-T::--;.-.s ; ." yx-: '' -:." .;:'-. ::l'c:'::i'"--.-.:V":' ' .v...' .- V..-"--y '"' -i.-. v. ' -V -- - v t J. L , ll lis IN COLLEGE NOW are two Salem high school graduates, Llla ,Ilk b'lack accessories and a cor- 6 o'clock, with all artists contrib Murray and Oscar Paulson, both Willamette freshmen. sage of gardenias. Mr. Eugene ?t,nS to the exhibit, acting as Salem High Graduates Among new Willamette Students Among the outstanding fresh-' men at Willamette nnlvoralfv this e.ii r," ' Ula Murray has lived in Sa- lem all her life, and chose WiW lumetf a nn'vmftv Wm .hi likes it. She Is nartlv Scotch. with a dash of French and she calls herself a brunette. Home economics will be her major, but she likes skiing, sewing and read- lng. Piano and violin are her tal- ents. tit "Dcp Will Strvf iur8 do1&c wm ere Luncheon tO Club Mrs Reuben P. Boise will en terUln members of the O.T. club at her home Friday with a lunch- eon, followed by an afternoon ana Mr. rreston w. tiaie, son or of bridge. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Hale of Wil Members of the club, who will lard, Wash., will take place at be In attendance are: Mrs. The- 3:30 o'clock the afternoon of Sun mas B. Kay, Mrs. Joseph Bever- day at the First Presbyterian idge, Mrs. Frank Snedecor, Mrs. church In Salem with the Rev. V- - Shipley. Mrs. Russell Cat- lln Mr- Geore A- Wh,te Mr8- Cnarles Robertson. Mrs. Frank cnanpr. Un Sevmnnr Jones. Homer Goulet. sr.. Mrs. Ren- oeu r. xoie ouu mis. juuu u. Rand. Hi-Y Mothers Entertain At Keception a The Hl-Y Mothers club will en tertain with a recention at the First Presbyterian church Sunday berg The receptlon will follow the induction ceremony and will be in the church parlors. Mrs. J. Vinton Scott will greet the euests. Mrs. Carl Nelson will as9lgt ln serving and Mrs. Ray Yocum and Mr8. c. j. Leedy will pour The committee in charge of the affair Includes: Mrs. J. Vinton Scott, Mrs. Ray Tocum, Mrs. Carl speaker at the meeting of the Sa Nelson. Mrs. Fred Bradshaw, lem Woman's club scheduled for Mrs. O. A. Macy. Mrs. E. M. Mc- Kee and Mrs. Marion Moore. Felton Home Will Be Scene of Meeting Mrs. Joseph Felton will b hostess tonight to members of her evening bridge club, who will meet at her home on Madison 8treet- Personnel of the club is: Mrs Clinton Standish, Mrs Maurice eaier, mrs jonn ricsun, sirs. Joseph Felton, Mrs. Heber, Princehouse, Jr., Mrs. Delbert Schwabbauer, Mrs. Kenneth Bar ker. Miss Hunt Hostess to Club Members Miss Gwen Hunt will entertain miss uwcu nuui niu cuin iaui .- . . v ner DnaKe C1UB lonignt wun m d!!!frt ld! aLf-e5. Tvvm. loeHuiuuuiiunu in- n,e, "l1"?" ?,r r,vho;;n:' rZ' Mrs Rirh JJf Defers wd s Thom Drynan? Thomas MTmher. ln,ld Mi, norotn Alexander. Miss Mary White, Miss Cynthia Delano. Miss Velma May! cvnthia Delano. Misa Velma Mit. ssi .v. rt r tt.. . and Miss MarwHa Vesper. n.. Vnm-n'. nt . ..!.. i.. tWa 1V1 ZHjZaZZ . o -.wmj rnnirxf at-- wrrrn hail - - " . w . v supper meeting. V i. square; illustration of stitches; materials required, : I Send ten cents in coin for this -pattern to The Oregon Statesman, Needleccaft Dept Write plainly PATTERN NUMBER, your NAME and ADDRESS. -- - . (Vomen'g Editor- Another member of the fresh- -i c.i """" ! Oscr Paulson, a little feDow Is he. standing feet S . lnchea VM inJ (rhnr 1 1K mnsHl T.ni. vntKii , . . M n H1 f. Ptayer. at toln Mgh. . His pref- erences are ior wwiuig, auiusi, fishing. The forest service or en- gineering win Interest him after school days. TTa1e.ri3mTt.pr WprMW naie-ocnampicr w cuumg To Be Sunday J The marriare of Miss (Catherine Schampier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schampier of Turner, w. Irvin Williams officiating. Mrs. Lawrence Williams ot Portiand will be matron of honor , r 7 m 11 Uor The bride maids are to be Miss Mary Collar and Miss Shirley Keen of Salem; Miss Betty Kron of Portland, and Miss Constance Kron of Oswego. Mr. W. H. Reeder of Salem. Tril be best man. Mr. Gale Herbst, Mr. James Fowler and Mr. Orville Hale, all of Salem will be ushers. Mrs. Richard Orey entertained at dinner Monday evening in hon- were: Miss Katherine Schampier, Mr. Preston W. Hale, Mrs. F. G. Hale of Willard, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Orey. ,Qub Will Hear Dr. Baillll m ii tj;. lan uu muia Dr. W. Wells Baum, will be the 2:30 o'clock in the clubhouse and his subject will be "Women of India." Dr. Baum wil lshow pic tures which he took when there recently. On the program will be Mrs. El son T. Barnett (Elizabeth Cle- mpnt ) who will airier sAvaml num. bers, accompanied by Miss Eliia- beth Boylan. On the tea committee are: Mrs. Harry V. Collins, Mrs. Frank G. Myers, Mrs. George Lewis, Mrs. F. C. DeLong, Mrs. Charles E. Rob- Hn Mrs H c j0Chimsen and Mrs. J E Kirk Mrs. Schawabbauer Has Club Members in Mrs. Delbert Schwabbauer was hostess at a luncheon and after noon of cards at her home on Su- vcwv7 " -".mcuL iu members of her club yesterday fllAtsl Sa itfaaf If! vm v.1 Im ax- tA ln m tt am nnn . . (S&VJri, tmZ? Mr. h tt V- sr., Mrs. H. H. Princehouse. jr. MrV Frknk in Princehouse. Mrs n Mrs. Henry' Thie'ssen. Mrs. Lai Verne Yonn- Mr- Millar Allen. Mrs. Warren Baker and Mrs. Del- hart Sr h WShhsnpr Saturday afternoon Mrs. W. G Thomas entertained tor her daughter. Joanne, who was cele- brating her ninth birthday. Those MAA, wori- Mtrnrv Hnhh In. Jo- anna Bailey. Beverley Gustafson, ' 0 ' Joan Lee. Shirley Webber, Mary . Dl-J.-Ill. Qhl.n H7llan Ann Studeville, Shirley Wilson, Joan Hoereth, Gloria Landoc, Shirley Hopkins, Joanne . Fitx manrice, Marlon Carson, Frances Baum, Ann Marie Reiling, LloyeV and Judith Hlns, Carolyn and Jean Curtis, Mrs. Ed Pratt and Mrs. Carl Gustafson. The, Pollysana club was, en tertained by Mrs. Charles Boyer Tuesday night at her home on Columbia street. The evening was spent' Informally. Hallowe'en decorations were used about the rooms. Those attending were: Mrs. Marian Bowdin, Mrs. Charles Slewert, Mrs. William Lewis, Mrs. Leslie Smith. Mrs. Robert Burton,- Mrs. Dean Tucker, Mrs." Lee Ohmart, Mrs. Arthur Roethlin and Mrs. Melvin Propp. ess The Tewa and Gows dab will -meet .at Lausanne hall this after- noon for the first meeting of the season.' Mrs. Paul Wallace, presi dent, will preside. The affair is being given for the -mothers of Freshman students at Willamette university. ; . 1 . . j DeMolay 7ommandery members and their ladles are to . entertain tonight at Masonic temple at a o'clock dinner ln honor of Dr. W. C. Kantners birthday. 1 CHlLDSlPi Believe misery direct without "dOaiDg". : Use swlft-actinf 1939 Kimery-Sheldon Vows Said at Church Miss Veronla Sheldon, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Shel don of Ansley, Nebraska, became the bride of Mr. Clifford Kimery, aon of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kimery at a wedding solemnized at 9 o'clock Monday morning in St. Joseph's Catholic church. Father Michael Raleigh offici ated at the services which were read before a small group of in- tlmate friends and members of the family. The bride wore a moss green crepe afternoon dress with black accessories, and a corsage of Ce- eil Brunner roses and bouvardia. She was attended by Miss Mary fmnv h . Goggy attended the groom. Misa Alena Bremner played the organ. After the ceremony, a wedding breakfast was served at the home f Mr n Mr wniism n.m.rv on South 31st street. The cou- Pie left for a short wedding trip and for roinr awav the bride wore a three-piece knit dress of wine color. They will be at home " v- m. Mrs. Kimery, a nurse at the Salm Deaconess hospital, took training at Grand Island, Ne- prasaa. mf. ornery m dusi- oaiem. Th llarion Countv Feneration ot Woman's clubs will meet at Cn- ion Hin rae Friday with tte VjliQn Hn Woman.B ciub and tlie SIlTer Cliff Woman's club as Joint hostesses. The speaker will be Mr. Frank Bennett .superlnten- dent of Salem schools. Pattern m. . - . - This fresh-faced matron's frock seems to sing out "Home, Sweet xiome: as n cneerny welcomes a . a 1 1 M a . me iamiiy Daca irom scnooi or work, or greets a caller. A style . ... a . . duui ior ease ana comiort, wnn -P i-and-out buttoning own onerous down tne iront . w w T w t iY- h"k and front yokes that bold ac- tion-freedom fullness below. Go W an.lca!lo,.the ede.9 f 0ftTvaT. v ZZm JZ tlonal Pockets. You might even use crisp contrast ior me conar. P0ABe r e?1Aor fri 'or Anne Adams' becoming Pat- tern 4089. And use the Sewing instructor to speed you up ! Pattern 4089 is available in misses' and women's sizes 16, IS, 20. 34, 36. 38. 40. 42. 44 and 4. Size 3 takes 4 yards 35- inch fabric 1 V al - Snd riTTEES CENTS (15e) is coins for tbit Anns Adams patters. Writs plainly - SIZE, NAME, AD DRESS ana STYLE NUMBER. Tour clothes express your person ality aa let them be distinctive! tiet ANNE ADAMS NEW PATTERN BOOK sod choose froa tbt sassy smart styles shownfor every sjc, type, and pnrsel There are "his af ternoon" and "little eveninc" sty res and vice-veria. Tan 'II ses stream line frocks (or the f sy forties ... smart hi me sjid street wear . . Fifth avenue accessories . . . ward robes for co-ed snd toddler I Pins winter vacation clothes, s badge wardrobe, and "fifted" holiday Ideas t Order yonr copy KOW I BOOK FIFTEEN" CENTS- PATTERN FIF TEEN CENTS. BOOK AND PAT TER? TOGETHER, TWENTT FIVE CENTS. - Bend yonr order te The Oregon Statesman, Pattern department. SWIIT OIOUND n initio -it Mothers like GUITTARLVS because of its tigh food taliie aad fine chocolate flavor and because it is soexxwfmcal-GUITTARD'S grTCj "more cups pr pound" : Art Week Celebration Begins Sunday Salem Is celebrating American Art week with an all-Salem exhi bition at the Art Center begin ning Sunday. October 29. Mrs. S. B. Laughlin, state chairman, Is also general chairman in charge of paintings In Salem, and will be assisted by Mrs. Ella C. Hathaway and Mrs. Lola Shrode. . Mrs. 'Ann Zinzley will be in charge of the sculpture exhibit here. Several other exhibits are being them a Btudent show at Chresto cottage on Willamette campus. which Miss Constance Fowler is arranging. Mrs. Ida Andrews, su pervisor of grade school art, is arranging an exhibit at Leslie Junior high school and Miss Es ther Allen's art classes in the senior high school are making art week posters. The Hillside studio of Monrow Gilbert, located just off the south River road, will have a special display of handiwork dur- ing the week. . The Art Center will hold open house on Sunday from 2:30 to HUB LB. IDC yuuilt, UL vuuiou, noo been invited to attend this open house. wr A .llo Woman s Auxiliary TJAV Meets" Women's auxiliary Disabled AmerIcan yeterans of the World war neld u bu8lnesg and socinl metinsr MnndlT nlrht. at the home of Mrg- m. W. Ripley, with Commander Mrs. Otto Mehlhotf pre8idlnR. The largest attendance jh 8eason. Mrs. WUllam Bliven. wdo chairman announced sho would have an Armistice day pr gram over the air. Mrs. Boh Eaton is in charge of other Armis- tice day activities and Mrs. Frank Croiier will represent the organl- zation on the centennial board. Mrs. Stuart Johns was appointed ceneral chairman for both eve- ning and afternoon card paity series. Pauline Decker and Caro line Snyder are in chargj of the Tummage sale. Following visitors were pres ent: Mrs. Ora Gilliland, Mr. Frank Crozier, Mr. Stuart Johns, Mr. Ar chie Brewster, Mr. Leonard Johns, Mr. Otto Mehlhoff, Mr. Phil Sho bar, Mr. Verne Ostrander, Mr. Os mond Rinehart, Mr .Seth Dodge, Mr. I. Ideen and Mr. M. W. Rip ley. Friday, October 27, an all-day sewing meeting and membership drive will take place at the aon-.e of Mrs. M. W. Ripley, 493 North 19th street. A no-host lunchenn will be served at noon. Moose Hold Regular Meeting, Program Mooseheart day was celebrated at the Fraternal temple by the chapter and Women of the Moose on Tuesday night. The program was under the chairmanship of the alumni committee, with Mrs. Ag ue Ricks chairman. Music was furnished by Mr. and Mrs. C. i Newton and daughters. Ordinate regent, Mrs. M. W. Ripley gave an address on the life of James J. Davis, founder of Mooseheart. Mr. O. E. Emmons also gae a talk on Mooseheart. After the pro gram moving pictures were shown of Moosehaven and Mooseheart. Tables were decorated m ine colors and symbol of the Loyal Order of the Moose. Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at the Fraternal temple the order of the Moose and the Women of the Moose are sponsoring a Hallowe'en dance. The public is invited. Wedding Plans Told By Miss Opdyke SILVERTON Mrs. C. Opdyke f Vancouver, Wash., announced the wedding date of the marriage of her daughter. Miss Fraye Op- dvV-n tn P.aV. FrnnV W KnnV a November 12. The wedding will take nlace at the First Christian church with Rev. Swanger. field .Wtary ofVe ChrfstucTurchea of Oregon OPdyke is manager of the C. C store in Silverton. and Rev. Zook has been pastor of the Chris- "an church ln Silverton for the P yea7' a . Alpba Psi Delta Club Uenellt lOnigbt The Mothers club of Alpha Psi Delta is giving the bridge beae- t tonight at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Riches, instead of yester- day as previously announced A large number of reservations have been made for the affair, funds from which will go toward redecorating the chapter house. s o Wilds Jermaa, sophomore tm business administration from Sa lem, was elected recording sec retary of Suski, OSC ski club,' at the first meeting of the organi sation held recently. Trips afe being planned by the club for weekends this winter to the Hoo doo ski bowl on the Santiam highway. Cross-country tours will also be conducted. The first meet in which the elub will participate will be held at ML Hood shortly after Christ mas vacation with Reed college, t University of Oregon, and Ore- : son State competing. Today's Menu Pears wil be topped with choco late sauce as a dessert dish foJ dinner. String bean-tomato salad Veal ste wand noodles Corn on the cob Pear and chocolate sauce Cook fresh nears in syrup anl when soft, serve with the tollow- lng sauce poured over them: ' HOT FUDGE SAl t'E 1 squares unsweetened chocolate 1 cup milk 1 cup sugar 2 tablespoons light corn syrup teaspoon vanilla Add chocolate to milk and ra over a low flame. Bring to a Dil and cook until mixture is ?mooth a i) dan d blended, stirring constant ly. Add sugar and a dash of salt and syrup and stir until sugar is dissolved and mixture boils. Continue boiling without stirring until a small amount of aaue forms a jellied mass when tried in cold water. Add vaniila. Serve hot. thinning slightly with milk If necessary. Cranberries Brighten Dessert Course Cranberries make dessert when they combine with nuts to make -this cobbler. CRANBERRY NUT COBBLEH 2 cups sugar 1 cup water 4 cups (1 pound) fresh cran berries H cup chopped walnuts Grated rind 1 orange 2 tablespoons butter 2 cups flour - 4 tablespoons sugar 4 teaspoons baking powder M teaspoon salt 4 tablespoons shortening 4 cup milk Heat sugar and water te boil ing point; add cranberries, wal nuts, orange rind and butter and let stand while mixing biscuit dough. Sift dry ingredients to gether; blend in shortening and add milk. Roll out dough to '. inch thickness. Fill individual cups, ramekins or. deep dish lie dishes) with cranberries and ro ver each with biscuit dough. Cut slits in top of dough to allow steam to escape. Bake in very hot oven, 450 degrees, about 15 minutes. Makes S cobblers in deep dish pie dishes. SYRUPi ON impiy pour s mp DO I LING WATER over 4 cups SUGAR add I teaspoon MAPLE INE. A at a ana. aakJa.- aaam.aaaa aiisaiA ...ami you have 2 PINTS de- lloou MAPIEINE SYRUP. A 35-cont borHe of MAPIEINE avers 32 pints. Also a ftne food flavor. 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