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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Saturday Morning, January 13, 1940 Kings to Be Honored at Dinner Dand Mrs. Lon Barrick will nterUIn tonight at a dinner par ) ty honoring Mr. and Mrs. George King who are leaving Salem soon - to make their home in Boise. - Idaho. Following the dinner the - evening will be spent informally. - Early spring flowers will be used - to decorate the guest rooms. Covers will be placed for Mr. - and Mrs. George King, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anunsen, Mr. and Mrs. I.. M. Doughton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hudkins, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Keene, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pratt. Prof, and Mrs. T. 8. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Smith, Mrs. Frank Power. Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Mohr of Port land and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bar Sna5Deti;y 0 o Monsn o IFn(D(iIl MAXINE BUREN Women'& Edittn The radio programs of special Study Club at interest to music lovers include frt i the following for today and to- OilQpiTlQn S morrow: TODAY Mrs. George Chapman was KEX. 10:55 a.m. The broadcast ho8teM to members of the study of the Metropolitan opera can ' be heard in the music room of club on Thursday afternoon. She the Salem public library. served a dessert lunch precec.' g iUnon" Massenet the afternoon's study. itit ' , ... Minus Gree Moore .Mrs. ex feiier led in the stu- Poussette . Annmry tickey Jrvc.t Mmxine Stellman J " -o u.iuo Bstte Lucieiie Browning program supervisor for the year iiL i: i : .... U . k. J I VLCTBiier ir unrui ivu n.i u L scant Count ! Gneai.. Uullot A scard Msx Altgltsi Dt Brettny ..George Cehanosky I ni. keeper ..Louis d'Angeto A. guard Arnold Gabor Wilfred Pelletier, condtietir KEX. 7-8:30 p.m. NBC Sym- John Brovnlee to be assisted by Mrs. C. E. Dal- Z:A.i.odeoIi: ton and Mrs. Peffer. Airs, Bruce Gamble was a guest of the club. Members Letter Carriers' Wives Meet V The auxiliary to the National present were: Mrs. Walter Eberhard, Mrs. Ray McCauley. Mrs. Alda Clark, Mrs. Loren Kine. Mrs. Rex Pef- ptony, with Bernardino Moll- fer. Mrs. Millard Pekar, Mrs. C. E. nari conducting. Dal ton and Mrs. George Chapman. "Italian" Syniphiny Mendelssohn CarniTal of Animals Saint-Saens Concerto in A Ma;or Vivaldi Molinari , IVtr..hk. Suite Str.v.n.K, J3nCge ClUDS Clt SUXDAl 5 KEX. 9 a.m. Music Hall of the IVI OorUlr ilOITie v ubiumn Valerie Bond, the noted artist, designs emblem for Air Symphony, Erno Rapee, the 1940'Fight Infantile Paralysis" campaign. Millions of "March conductor; Jan Peerre, tenor. Mrs. Earl McGuire entertained of Dlmes" buttons bearing this emblem will be used during the cam- Association of Letter Carriers -r.-i:N, iz m. ruiiuiiuuuic-o)iu" me memDers or ner contract .7 ......o . IO CI1VJU uu ueorge w . Bauer, jr., California state met on Thursday at the home of phony orchestra of New York, bridge club Thursday night at her d1refAor f the campaign, who two years ago conceived the idea of Mrs. Guy Boyce. with Mrs. Mil- conauciea jouu Ddiununi, uome. At me supper nour Mrs. . o emuiem is in me rorm or a shield. .utvjuire was assisiea Dy Airs. xiaus jsnarer. Aaauionai guests t bidden were Mrs. Wheeler Eng- JVlrS. UrOSS IS lisn. .Mrs. Donald Burke and Mrs Mrs. Phillips Is Hostess Mrs. William L. Phillips en tertained the Alpha Psl Delta Mothers' club Thursday after noon at her home on West La felle street. At the tea hour Mrs. Phillips was assisted by Mrs. L. C. McLeod and Mrs. D. H. Mosh er. Those present were: Mrs. R. H. Lovell, Mrs. Stephen' A. Stone, Mrs. D. H. Mesher. Mrs. J. F. Humphreys, Mrs. Lloyd Riches, Mrs. A. L. McDowell, Mrs. L. C. McLeod, Mrs. Marie Von Eschen, Mrs. C. F. French, Mrs. P. W. Gaiser, Mrs. Warren James, Mrs. 8. B. Laughlin and the hostess, Mrs. William L. Phillips. Chi Omegas at Cavander's lard Doughton assisting. Mrs. soioist, adsiui Doughton, vice-presiident, was in l'n- -v .w hnainPKH mpetlnr Overture to "La Ga7ia I.adra "... . Rossjni charge or the Dusiness meeting Vlohn c,,.pr!0 n A Minor Gi.zunoff and installation. Mrs. Melvin Symphonr No. 2. in X SiNHius Blackman is president of the KEX, 2:30 p.rr. Metropolitan opera audition finalist concert group. Present at the meeting were: Mrs. F. E. Barnick, Mrs. Guy Boyce, Mrs. H. R. Crawford. Mrs. R. L. Crittenden, Mrs. Frank Dev lin, Mrs. C. A. Nichols. Mrs. Wil liam O'Neil, Mrs. Frank Vokel. Mrs. Robert Wagers, Mrs. George White, Mrs. Frank Zinn, Mrs. Millard Doughton. Mrs. Roy E. Follis, Mrs. Claude Glenn. Mrs. Walter Persons, Mrs. Paul Miller, Mrs. Bruce Rothrock, Mrs. Dud ley Taylor. Bridge Club at Meeting Mrs. Millard Allen entertained Evelyn Cose, Bruce Foote, solo ists. KOIN 6-7:30 p.m. Ford Sun day evening hour; Franco Ghi one, conductor; soloist, Gladys Swarthout, mezzo-soprano. Overture to "The Barber of Seville" Kotsini Orchentra Seguidilla from 'Carmen" Bizet Gladys Swarthout and orchestra In the Hall of the Mountain K.ing from "Peer iiynt' Suite (irieg Orchestra Country Gardens Grainger Or.iies;r Gincerhread Waiti from "Hansel and Grttel' ' Humperdinck Orchestra Plantation Days Page Gladyg Swarthout, chorus and orchestra Pavsnnc from the "Swing" Sympho- nette Gould Orchestra At Dawning Cadman tjladys Swarthout and orchestra the members Of her bridge Club Love Was With Me Yesterday Oolde Wednesday afternoon. A dessert Giad , swarthcut and orchestra . ,-,,., v O Promise Me from Kobin Hood luncheon was served followed by I( Koven an afternoon of bridge. Addition- Gladys k warthcut and orchestra al ruest bidden was Mrs. Louis Where the Citrons Hloom Strauss B. Schoel. Ridgley Miller. Club members include: Mrs. Frank Shafer, Miss Cynthia De lano, Miss Mary White, Miss Vel ma May, Miss Dorothy Blaisdell, Miss Gwen Hunt and Mrs. Earl McGuire. Mrs. McGuire was hostess Fri day when she entertained for the members of her contract club. Following a 1 o'clock luncheon, tables were made up for bridge. Yellow and pink spring flowers were used about the rooms. Those biden were: Mrs. Charles Fieke, Mrs. Floyd Bow ers, Mrs. Bjarne Erickson, Mrs. Wilber Berry, Mrs. Glenn Paxson, Mrs. Virgil Sexton, Mrs. Charles Starrett, Mrs. Harold Ladd and Mrs. Earl McGuire. Auxiliary Meets At Olson's Club Hostess Orrfct at ra fifl 11 Cr,1t With T)iaA TtH alcVin Members of the club include: Gladys Sw.irthous. chorus, audience Mrs. Warren Barker, Mrs. Frank- and orchestra lin Princehouse, Mrs. La Verne J. Young, Mrs. H. H. Princehouse, sr.. Mrs. H. H. Hager, Mrs. Hen- RnnnilDt l-rnran Thiessen. jr., Mrs. Delbert ,xvAx Mrs. O. Olsen and Mrs. W. E. Goodman entertained members of Marlon auxiliary VFW and their friends at a dessert lunch eon on Wednesday. Those attending were: Mrs. Frank Millett, Mrs. Cyril Nadon, Mrs. Russell Mudd, Mrs. Henry Sim, Mrs. William H. Rush, Mrs. Aubrey Tussing. Mrs. Ralph Har- The members of the Methodist lan, Mrs. James Hartley, Mrs. Ef Youth conference were entertain- f ie Wetsel, Mrs. Elvera Beard, ed last night with a banquet at Mrs. Hans Hofstetter, Mrs. Wil the Marion hotel. Governor i;am c. Clare, Mrs. Clyde Craw Charles A. Sprague greeted the ford, Mrs. E. M. Bradford, Mrs. youths at the banquet and the E. A. unruh, Mrs. Joseph Benoit, featured speaker of the evening Mr8. David Furlougn( Mr8. Eu was Dr. James Bret Kenna, pas- HnrT M , j anTt HoriODri Qrt?.f LTni,TerSity Te?ple.f Mr8- Frank Ha. Mrs. Ward Seattle. Bob Johnson acted as the WoWo vose.oi iwruiug ucn tep s Olsen and Mrs. Goodman, the tango, rumba and late nov- The tables were decorated, with Wednesday, January 24 Mrs elty dances, will be formulated trailing green ivy and red tapers. Leon Hansen and Mrs. Joseph Be at a meeting to be held on Tues- Miss Marion Herrlck, chairman noit will entertain at the second dy night at 9:30 o clock at the of the decoration committee was ef a series of dessert luncheons Biuuap oi nmru xaui ttiuc, 100 assisted ry miss Araea Hansen at the home of Mrs South Liberty street. and Don Jadson. w Miller Those interested in forming Foliowin the banauet an in- the elnb plan to include several forma, part waa heM ,n tfle un, Schwabbauer, Mrs. Clinton Stand- 'T'N ,1 fr . i ish. Mrs. Joseph Felton, Mrs. H. J-tUfcfvjv-UfcfO H. Prtncehonse, jr., Mrs. Ira Fitts and the hostess, Mrs. Millard Allen. New Dance Club Organized A new dance club for the pur- Seattle. Bob Johnson acted as the Hansen, 160 on. Additional Information about the club may be obtained at telephone 3535. All young per sons Interested are invited to the mann and Edward 'Terry rge of J-l "D,, the evening were Dr. Jesse Bunch Itroci V Co Dr. Fred B. Messing, Ed Cunning- S K i ham, Willston Wirt, Paul Acker- Vjrreet ZiaVlSOr HI HibbartI camp and aai tliary will hold Joint installation Monday at 7 o'clock in woman's dab house. Friends are invited. In the Valley Social Realm DALLAS The January log of the Dallas Woman's club was held Tuesday at Library hall with Miss Beryl Holt of Salem, state president of the American Association of University Women, as speaker. Mrs. Harry Pinkerton, chairman of the scholarship loan fund com mittee, announced a benefit card party to be held January 31. Mrs. C. E. Phelps, membership chairman, introduced two new members: Mrs. H. A. Petersen and Mrs. Irene Adam. Mrs. Charles Bilyeu discussed a party, observing the 50th anniversary of the founding of the General Fed eration of Women's clubs to be held at the February meeting. Special guests will be the Mon mouth Clvie club and members of the Dallas patriotic organizations In connection with this Mrs. C. C. Gettman announced a special long writing contest to be spon sored by the General Federation. The club voted to assist the Legion auxiliary in the sale of buttons to help in the fight gainst Infantile paralysis. Mrs. Dan Quick and Mrs. J. K. Hollingsworth arranged a hobby display from Mrs. J. F. Spooner, Mra. William Young, Walter Craven, Mrs. E. B. Bossatti . and Floyd McCann. Program numbers were an nounced by Mrs. Harold Holmes. MUs Beryl Holt talked on the work of the AAUW and highlights of the biennial convention ; a play review was given by Mrs. Elwyn Craven ; vocal solo by Mrs. Bruce Spauldlng; violin solo - by Miss Maxine Goodenough of Salerij. ac companied by Miss Eileen Good enough: a ; vocal solo, Mr. Sol Edlger. Mrs. Don Robinson acted as accompanist for Mr. E d 1 g r and Mrs. Spauldlng. Mrs. W. G. Vassal 1 and Mrs. Lena McDonald of The Dalles presided at the tea table. Hostesses were: Mrs. Harvey Carpenter, Mrs. C Lv Foster, Mrs. Walter BaUantyne, Mrs. C. W. Low, Mrs. ' Charles Bilyea, Mrs. Joa Rodgers, sr., Mrs. Elmer Schnlson. Mrs. Howard Fleming and Mrs. W, H. Hill. HAZEL GREEN Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnsdn are announcing the marriage of their daughter. Miss Beatrice ' to Ur. Harold Knenzl, The Leslie Girl Reserve club Mrs. Frank Pate of Albany en- met at the YWCA for a no-host tertained Thursday with a bridge dinner Wednesday night with luncheon. Those motoring to Al- Mrs. James Clark, the new ad bany for the affair were Mrs. visor present. An interesting pro Percy R. Kelly, Mrs. Claude Mur- gram was presented, phy, Mrs. James Bird and Mrs. Covers were placed for: Miss Howard Jenks. Barbara McLaughlin, Mrs. Clark, Jacqueline Alter, Ruth Barber, Members of the AOUW were Helen Boyce, Dena Buechler, Do entertained at a dinner on Thurs- lores De Weese, Martha Gould, day night at the Quelle with Frances Hertz. Barbara Kent, William Braun, past master work- Nancy Montgomery, Ruth Rein-meet- man as toastmaster. A regular wald. Arvilla Simmons. Cather- meeting was held immediately ine Thompson, Elaine Thlm, Don following the dinner. na Unruh and Pat Varley. FOR TM FIRST Wat! CARD . TABLES INCLUDING COASTER ASH TRAYS AT JB ''V W Sy JUtay New V I xy Nwui VMMti aav s& w rorvt if'- NEW TOPS . . . Jtl A. Urn. M - - - ',2. : LT linn aai en :t:?Vv C0?.!BIF(ATI0NS H.s2 C He xnfMimmOy tew. TW't why IkwyV ewMUfl AmH's mt klehlv taW. Twe (tntin mrm mm Mrrlma rtfmaiaiti...iMiBH ! ltft...Hiyv rea4 Hr xetsoa u tmoi diu mautt rurno pn Top with SfoU-frWWMk. RclnforMtf Sroc bte Top rroaH9 CIWw Sti rrecKKi mt Eatre Koomy Floy. py. $, t9 Srfoc iroctd Ug ' Shartfer Us Sm,9,t Ed9M MILLER'S GIFT SHOP Mrs Harlpv Cross pntertalneil informally Wednesday in her Pickens, Mrs. Gordon North Church street residence Miss cleo Bales and Mrs for the members of her sewing Cross. club. Miss Cleo Bales was elected secretary to the club. Members present were Mrs. J. H. McManus, Mrs. Clyde Bales, boh. Mrs. Allen Cross. Mrs. George PhilliD Barrett. Miss Edith Lib- Miss Evelyn Carpenter and Mrs. Noel Cavender entertained the Chi Omega alumnae group at the Cavender home on East Nob Hill on Tuesday. Following the business meeting tables were recording made up for bridge. Present were: Mrs. Ronald Es- Mrs. Mardi Burdette, Mrs. , CLUB CALENDAR Saturday Story hoar, Salem public li brary, 10 a.m., fireplace Toom. Monday Willamette Shrine, White Shrine of Jerusalem, Masonic temple, 8 p. m. Tuesday Laurel Social Hour club, with Mrs. Warren Baker, 1038 Cas cade drive, t p.m. Ministers Wives with Mrs. J. Edgar Purdy, dessert, luncheon at 855 Chemeketa street, 1 p.m. Etokta Women's club with Mrs. Stuart Johnson. 1110 North Winter street, 2 p.m. Just-For-Fun club with Mrs. Ed Reay, 185 North 24th street, 1 p.m. Wednesday Westminster guild, 1st Pres byterian church, 2 p.m. Mrs Remus new Guild Head Mrs. Louis Remus was install ed as president of the American Lutheran guild at a meeting on Wednesday at the church. Rev. P. W. Erlksen conducted installa tion services. Ericksons to Entertain Tonight Mr. and Mrs. Bjarne Erickson will entertain tonight with a din ner party honoring the members of their club and several addi tional guests. The affair will be a "white elephant party." Special guests bidden are Mr. and MrsT Kenneth Murdock and M r . and Mrs. William Briggs or Portland. Places will be set for Mr; and Mrs. Floyd Bowers, Mr, and 'Mrs. B. L. Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fieke, Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Ladd, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Murdock, Mr. and Mrs. William Briggs and Mr. and Mrs. Erick son. ' The PrJrilla- Meislnger atudloa have added Miss Rose Meadows, formerly of Medford, to the staff as teacher of accordlan. The Bush daily kindergarten has con solidated with the Mabel Tea kindergarten of fine arts. Alice Breys, who la moving tc Ocean Lake was surprised on Included in Mrs. Remus' staff who caUed to b,d hej; g0odbuye Present were Marjorie Poindex ter, Eva Mae Alyet, Barbare Crawford, Mae Belle Caiu, Bett Bristol, Evelyn Beyer aud Bill Beyer. are: Mrs. George Fake, vice-president; Mrs. J. A. Sholseth, second vice-president; Mrs. A. Caisse, secretary; Mrs. H. Hardt. financial secretary; Mrs. H. Hille, treasurer; Mrs. S. Krue ger, mission secretary. Hostesses for the afternoon Peters, by. Mrs. Ralph Bailey. Mrs. Rob- were Mrs. O. Sederstrom, Mrs. O. Harley ert Taylor, Miss Evelyn Carpen- Liendahl, Mrs. H. Glenn and Mrs. ter and Mrs. Noel Cavender. H. Hille. Additional Food on Page 10 MUAIRY V'JlNSa SALE! Imported Belgium Oriental RUGS 1.39 Deep pile rugs in Orien tal patterns and color schemes of rich reds, blues, rusts, creens, etc. 24x44 scatter size. GIFT SHOP NEW!! EVERFAST FABRICS- "EVERFAST ft WAFFLE PIQUES OJrCyd. Famous Everfast novelty pique In spring's newest and loveliest patterns and colors. "EVERFAST" PIQUES yd. Floral, checked and nautical patterns. Noteworthy for its eolor fastness, smart weave and extreme fine quality. "EVERFAST" Ss....49c,S9cyd. Both printed and woven stripes, plaids and florals. TOPPER PRINTS... 69c yd. Lovely spun rayons In stripes and floral patterns in the new spring colors with plain colors to match or eontrast. Crease resistant, fast color, etc. PERCALES.. 25c yd. These new prints by A.B.C. are the last words In spring fresh ness and crispneas of design. Choose now and make your home frocks at leisure. MAIN FLOOR FASHION VALUES Let Your First Frock PRINT Spring Be a Imaginations have run to brilliant extremes in creating this spring's prints. Paisleys and pin points, stripes and flowers, little conceits acces sories to match. There's no end of variety . . Choose your color, your fashion, your size and be fresh as a spring flower in your new printed frock. New "Nelly DorT Frocks Here! Now! Annual Sale! It just wouldn't be early Spring with out NELLY DON FROCKS. Miller's are Salem's exclusive agents for this smart ready-made, and a cordial in vitation is issued you forthwith to visit us soon for your annual "firsts" in Nelly Dons. Are You Short? Le Gant "Half-Sizes" Were Made with You In Mindl Have you noticed that in some "clothes you actual ly walk taller ... sit tall er .. . feel taller? Now Le Gant Half-Size Corse lettes for youthful or ma ture short figures will ac centuate this illusion! Each Half-Sixe Style Designed in Three Figure Types 1. Small Bast and La rge Hips. 3. Average Bast and Hip. S. Large Bast and Straight Hips. At Special SALE PRICES -7 nx ifiiiii i v. y 1 See these marvelous garments., .at once "PER-FIT" SHOULDER BRACE CHILDREN'S SIZE 89C ADULT SIZE $1 disciplines drooping shoulder promote proper breathing 9 support back muscles reduce fatigue induce deep breathing develop chest make you look better feel better, too These adentifieelly designed ... comfortable garments ... produce benefits not only In appearance ... but in health as well. Correct posture... as Nature in tended... energizes and ritalize by eliminating unhealthy, wrong posture habits or tendencies. An ideal corrective garment ... well made . . . durable ... washable. Satisfaction guaranteed. Get sereral pair. ..for each member of your family whose posture needs improving. NOTION DEPT. MILLER'S SALE!! PEOUOT SHEETS!! $1.19 $1.29 $1.39 $1.39 $1-49 4 2-In. Cases ... 30c 33c 63x99. 63x108. 72x108. 81x99. 81x108. 4-ln. Cases.... 1 (ConUnnea on page iqj -