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PACE CIS 'Iha OSEGOtl STATESMAN, Sales." Oregon. Tuesday Motsiag, Jurn II. ISO Kv Miss Sehon ' To Be Wed Tonight At An 8 6clock ceremony, . read by Dr, Bruce R. Baxter, .' and Dr. J. C. Harrison at the First Methodist church tonight, j Miss Elva Sehon will become i the bride of Mrf Alfred E.Pietlla . The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Sehon and v the groom Is the son of Mrs. Elizabeth Gnstafson.. Mr. Sehon will giro nls daugh ter In marriage. Her white moussellne, de sole sown la made with drop shoulder. Ions; hishop sleeves and a I fitted bo T dice. The neckline Is outlined with handmade flowers, centered r: with seed pearls. The floor ' length skirt Is very full and her . fingertip Tell will be caught with a. coronet of pearls. She will . carry a , prayer, book with gar denias and streamers of lilles-of-the-Talley and will wear her T mother's pearls. . Mrs. Edward Fraatz of Nevada City, Calif., will attend the . bride and will wear pink mous teline de sole and a flower hat ; to match. . she, will carry a nose ' gay of pink rases. Bridesmaids -are Miss Gwen Hunt. Miss Frances' Stewart, wearing peach taffeta and flower hats. Their nose gays will be of roses. Jackie McCabe will be . ring bearer. Mr. Edward Franyz will attend the groom and ushers will be Mr. James Sehon, Jr., of Portland and Mr. Kenneth Manning. Mr. Esthel Benner will play - the wedding marches and Mr. Er Tin Potter will sing. At a reception in the home of the bride's parents Mrs. William Fry of Portland will geet guests, Mrs. James Sehon, Jr.. will cut the bride's cake and Mrs. Frank Lilburn will pour. Mrs. Norval Edwards. . Mrs. Warren Keeney, Mrs. ; Kenneth Manning. Mrs. Dwight Aden of Spokane, Mrs. Howard Sehon and Miss Mar garet Sehon will assist. The bride's mother will wear blue crepe. For going away the bride will wear a powder brown dress and accessories, and a princess coat of aqua tone. The couple will motor to Seattle after the wed ding and Mr. Pietila will attend summer school at the "University of Washington. Both the young couple are I graduates of Willamette. She is d also a graduate of Oregon Col lege of Education and he has at tended TJnlTer8ity of Washington. Guests Call on Birthday Mrs. Jennie Martin received ' ' nearly a hundred friends at her home when she celebrated her 70th birthday. The followed call ed during the afternoon: lira. Km Voris, lin. Georg Viesko, Mr. W. A, Cladek, Mra. Fred L. Swan Sou. Mrs. Bessie Edwrdi, Mrs. Elaia Townaend. Mr. Elizabeth Perkett, Mrs. Crrle Beechler. Mra. J. H. Frrtf, Maud Chittenden, lira. Ben Eppera,- Mra: Rose Harlead lira. Julia Smith, Mra. Louisa Loselaad, Mra. O. H. Uttleiield. Mra. Beaaie Martin, Mra. Mary Aekerman, lira. Satah Petersen, Minnie Humphreys, Mra. W. T. Hogg, Mra. 8. Heekman, Mra. TVark Orr, Mra. Merritt Daria, Mra. Pearl Nichols, Mr. and Mra. Pee Himee, Mrs. R. B. Pepworth, Mra. H. J. Klasten. Eonald . Klaeaen, Shirley . Klaaaea, Airs. J. N. . Robertson, Grace - Robert tm, Frances Kyle, Helen and Iollie Frohmader, Mra. G. A. Froh snader, Pauline Clark, Goldia Kyle, Laura Koyea, .Mra. Carrie Bonn, Mra. Charles Lueaa. Phebe. Mcidimi, Mra. Bertha '. toeland, Mrs. Addie Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.: Clande Martin. Mra. Edith He " Xlroy, Mrs. Margaret Kirk wood, Opal Eppera, Mrs. E. T. Barkos. Mrs. Effie Imnlap, Mrs. C. 7. Breithaupt, Vra. Mary A. Curtin, Gordon Ainiworth, Mra. Aba Henderson, Mra. Harry Smart, . Mra. Barley Smaller, Mra. Lou Aldrieh, Mrs.. Sorena Anderson, Mra. Roods Kagle, Bella Carlson, Ethel Branch,' Amends Crura, Josephine Erikson, Lelia Ohlaen, Anns Hu maker, Clara Shields, Helen Pearce, Wilda Siermund, Dors r" Pratt, Carrie Letteriek, Florence Shipp, ElUa Darling, Mrs. Penninfton, Ran C.-jwford, Mrs. S. Richter. Mrs. M. V leaks, Mrs. Perry Wright, Mr. George Edwards, Mrs. Ida MeAdama, Cheater A. Xichola,' Mrs. Ets Martin. , Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Gelst left Saturday for the east where they will spend the summer. They plan ' to stop in Chicago before going on to New York. STAR OVER sam rRAcisno Seemingly afloat over Nob Hill, above blinking China town .and bridge-gossamers glittering across the Bay, the Top Of le Mark" Cocktail Lounge is a bright star over San Francisco. , It is"1 favored location for lecping alive San Francisco's hospitable tradition. No won der living at the Mark brims to higher levels. Rates from $5 per day. Garage in building, Los Axcxtis Ornct: Glen W. Tswcett, 510 W. 6th St,TK 3671 1 J eSJSSSsSSRg?! ,- , 1. e ait I VBsaaamtbaaBaawlSBalrfSBSai "f..- fc awmnlar II II eeMawMeWssMaWss. r . . ; - I - MAXINE BUREN Editor t CLUB CALENDAR j Tuesday Iota Sigma, WCTO 2:15, reg ular meeting at ball. Betba Chi Mother's club with Mrs. Walter Minier, 1:15 picnic luncheon. 7 Junior Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church, no-host lun cheon, Argo hotel, 1:15 p.m. ' i Wednesday Ladles Guild of American Lutheran church, 2 P. m. Home and Foreign Mission ary society of Jason Lee church at church, 2:15 p.m. Woman's Foreign Mission try society of First Methodist church, 2 p.m. Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble club, with Mrs. Nora Busey, no-host luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Thursday NALC auxiliary, with Mrs. J. W. Bolin, 449 North Capitol street, p.m. Kappa Delta Alumnae asso ciation, with Mrs. Richard L. Russell, 325 South 23d street, 8 p.m. Maccabee Thimble club with Mrs.' Elma Brooks, 260 North 15th street, 1:30 p.m. Informal Dinner For Nurses An Informal dinner will be given by members of- the private duty section of the Oregon Nurses' association in the Argo hotel at 7:30 o'clock on Wednes day. The meeting will complete the activities of the Graduate Nurses' association In Salem for the sea son. Mrs. Louise Arneson is chairman of the private duty sec tion. Guest speakers are coming from -Portland. All graduate nurses are invited to attend and reservations are to ' be made be fore 3 o'clock today, at 4326. Reports will be heard on the biennial convention of the Ameri can Nurses association, held in Philadelphia. Talks will be given by Miss Amelia iFeary, supervisor of the social service department of the University of Oregon, who will , discuss social security for nurses, and Miss Jane Doyle, ex ecutive secretary of the Multno m a h chapter, American Red Cross, who will epeak on the con ference held in Washington. Officers Named For Kincjwood The regular meeting of King wood American! Legion auxiliary was held Thursday at the Legion hall with Mamiib Dickson presid ing. I The nominating committee sub mitted the names of Hazel Lacey, president; ' Mariin Jessup, first Ice president; Gladys White, sec ond vice president; Amelia Diets, secretary-treasurjer, Ida McClen don, chaplain. 'r A group representing the auxil iary took part in the opening exercises at thet Ford Memorial church on Sunda. Marian Jessup, Americanism chairman and Lil lian Williams, fhalrman of na tional defense, 'were In charge. At the, meeting were: Mrs. Eu gene Diets, Mrs! E. A. Dickson, Mrs. Karl Mobfey, Mrs. O. B. Long, Mrs. Charles Adams, Mrs. D. A. Williams, Mrs. Ray Lacey, Mrs. George Combs, Mrs. L. B. McClendon, Mrs. Ed England, Mrs. Frank Lightfoot, Mrs. Ken neth Abbott, Mrs. Marian Jessup, Mrs. Floyd B. White and Mrs. Ted Lengels. Visitors Included Mrs. Bob Hinz, Mrs. Mary Adams and Mrs. G.i F. Hastings. The final meeting of the year will be held June 20, when elec tion of officers is scheduled. i ' Missionary society of the First Baptist church will meet Thurs day afternoon at 1 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Harry Stilwell, 230 South 21st streets Mrs. George O'Neil will lead the devotions and Mrs. Mark Skiff will be in charge of, the program. Dr. Irv ing Fox will ' continue with his reports. Hostesses Include: Mrs. L. A. Dunn, Mrs.' Jessie Hayes, Mrs. W. E. Parks and Mrs. Jack son Purvine. ..- I Dr. sind Mrs. Glean Prime en tertained a group of Salem friends' at their .home at Devil's lake over the weekend on the occasion of their Sth wedding an niversary. Guests were Dr. and Mrs. Frank Prime, Dr. and Mrs. V. E. Hockett, Mr. nd Mrs. L. ;V. Benson and Dr. and Mra. R. A. Meyers. - WcJte up your Appetite!! Taste Thrill Scotch Graham at Yoar Grocer's SOCIETY MUSIC The Ml Class Meets for Reunion Members of the class of 1925 of Willamette, met for a. 15th re- G. Manning, Miss Helen Board union dinner on Sunday at the' man, Mrs. R. C. Barnett, Miss Quelle. George Moorhead, presi dent of the group,, presided at the business session. ,: ' Later In the day, a group of close friends met at the Moorhead home on North Cottage street for a supper and an ning. informal eve- Present were: Mr. Claire Aus nan of Asotin, Washington, Mr. Jack Hansen and Miss Frances Hodge of Portland, Mrs. E. M. Wygant of Potlatch, Idaho, Dr. and Mrs. Jack Vinson, Miss Lola Millard, Mr. William Ross, Mr. and Mrs. George Rhoten, Mr. Val Clear and Mr. and Mrs. George Moorhead. Miss Beal Weds Mr. Gastineau Coeur d'Alene, Idaho; Miss Mary Miss Helen May Beal of New- Saddler of Bremerton, Washing berg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ton; Miss Lois Herman of Med Edward D. Beal of Newberg, mar- ford. Miss Hattle Ramp of Brooks; ried Mr. Gerald M. Gastlneau, at Miss Miriam Armltage of Md a ceremony on Saturday night at MinniiP mm mn... J The bride wore white chiffon made with shirred bodice, short sleeves and sweetheart neckline. She carried sweetpeas. Her attendant. Miss Cecilia Beal, was gowned in peach taf feta. Edene Beal was ringbearer. Mr. Hal Cattler was best man and Rev. H. A. Chamberlain was the minister. A reception was given imTv,niinni. .e,A , , SrTlTluZltlttn tor ei daShte . T wedding Both bride and eroom attended wint fr.0 wC member of Alpha Phi Alpha and he of Alpha Psi Delta. She is also a member of Tau Kappa Alpha. .They will lire at Chemawa. Concert Series Is Announced The annual concert series pro gram presented by the education al activities board at Oregon State college will include six at tractions in the 1940-41 season. The series will open November 4, , according to an announcement this week from Paul Petri, direct or of music and chairman of the board. The complete program Is: No vember 4, Paul , Robeson, bari tone; December 2, Emanuel Fuer aman, celloist; January 13, Don 'Cossack chorus with Serge Ja roff conducting; February 12, Richard Crooks, tenor; Febraury 28, Dorothy Maynor, soprano, and April 15, Luboshutx and Nemen off. pianists. Ticket sales will open Septem ber 15, but reservations for sea son tickets may be made at any time at the office of Percy Locey, educational activities director, Oregon State college. . Oak Grove Aid At Vernon's ) , The Oak Grove. Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. Alf Vernon, with Mrs. Frank Farmer and Mrs. Claude Hickerson as joint host esses. The aid voted to contribute to the Red Cross and to make up the deficit in the minister's salary. The program consisted of piano solos by Irene Dalke, Lola Row land and Billy Fawk; tap dances by Marjorle Letteken, vocal solos' by Lorraine Taylor, vocal duet by Shirley Lewis and Juanita Kessel. The following were present: Mrs. Emll Stevens, Mrs. John Ver non, Mrs W. E. Knower, Mrs. Er nest Brunk, Mrs. E. C. Young, Mrs. E. A. Letteken, Mrs. H. D. Kartemeyer, Mrs. Frank PIcha, Mrs. W. B. Allen, Mrs. W. Cw Lew is, Mrs. A. W. Bartlett, Mrs. Clyde Picha, Mrs. Clara K. Brunk, Mrs. Alexander Bradfield, Mrs. Ruby Hayden, Mrs. J. R. Fawk, Mrs. Lena A. Boone, Florence Rags dale. Mrs. O. C. Walt, Mrs. K. K. Clark, J. G Howard, Mrs. John Penner, Mrs. Darrel Hewitt, Mrs. xjuis icifici, anu. j, jj. aijcu, Mia. Austin Taylor, Laverne Rowland ana liene Alien. Miss Edith Berry, danarhter of Mrs. Wilbur Berrr. a student at the Traphagen School of Fashion,' New York city, was awarded first prise for a mother-and-daaghter design which she adantedl from the painting, "The Milkmaid," by Van DTtr. from the maatfrTtnra of art at the world'a fair.! Miss Rosemarv Sheehan who rtinrn- sentea tne rasnion department of the world's fair is judging the en- tries, and commented favorably on Miss Berry's' originality and execution of her Ideas.,1 These designs by Miss Berry are being exhibited with her other work in the 17th annual exhibition at the Traphagen school's penthouse galleries from June t ; through June 1$. : - I i Pro-A mertca met yesterday aft ernoon at the Marlon hotel for a regular meeting. Mrs. f R. L. - Wright gate reports front ! the convention held in Portland ; last ' week. -The speaker for the after noon Was.. Dr. P. O. Riley on "America Now and Forever. Sa-le-j. will hold a joint meting with Wood burn on June 28. Reserva tions can be made by calling Mrs. I Ruth Noland, 5280. . .. : . . , i ' 'i' i The , DeMolay motbera picnie wblcbi vu . scheduled for Thurs day, has been .postponed. . Breakfast Is Annual Affair ! , The annual , meeting of staler association of Bet' CM waa held Sunday! morning when the aluih nae entertained with a breakfast at the I Marion hotel. The affair honored the senior girls and the president and house manager 16t next year. Mrs. Merrill Ohllng, president of the association, pre sided during the meeting. The following officers , were ' elected for the coming yearr Miss Fay Cornutt of McMlnnville. president; Mrs. Jack Bllii of Solo, vice president; Miss Elma White of Portland, secretary. j Thosa attending were: Mr. Manford Savage, Miss Melva Belle savage, miss Pauline Winslow, Mra. Joseph Harvey, Jr Mrp. Wheeler English, Mrs. Kenneth Charlotte Eyre, Mrs. Russell Mef ford, Mrs. George Scales, Miss Lola Millard, Miss Marjorle Chris tensonj Mrs. George R. K. Moor head, Miss Leila Johnson, Mrs. P. WJ Morse. Mrs. Kdwln . Thomas. Minn Mreart MnnltAn Mrs; Merrill Ohllng, Miss Char lotte Kallander, all of Salens, Miss Charlotte Litchfield, Miss Marion Averill, Miss France; Hodge,! Miss Elma White,' Mrs. El sie G. Jackson, Miss Jessie May Ruhndorf, Miss Barbara Holling worth, iMiss Dorothy Cutler, Miss Betty 2ook, all of Portland, Mlds Margaret Hinkle, Berkeley, Cali fornia,; Mrs. Francis McGilvra Litchfield, Toledo; Miss Lorettja Fisher, Corvallis; Mrs. Gaynellje Beckett Alfred of Heppner, Miss Faye Cornutt of McMlnnville, Mrs. Fay Perlnger Thomas of Forest Grove and Mrs. Jack Bliss of Sclo. , j -. . 7. . JJeltaVjjarnlna liaS Meeting Delta Gamma alumnae met at the home of Mrs. Carl Collins oh stevart trot it nirht f, . - r - "- l WPrF JhlS meeting for this season. Follow- tog the supper the evening was ?ent Informally. Small bouquets f5L ? "ower8 ! decorated the wum, i Covers were p 1 a c e d for Miss Ruth Ford, Miss ! Jean Martini, Miss Vivian Chandler, Miss Olive uani, airs. s. isiDier, Mrs. euu gene Booth, Mrs. Philip Hayter of Dallas; Miss Mary Marley, Mrs. Arthur Rogers, Mrs. Silas Galseri, Mrs. Parker Wickwire, Mrs. Leon Perry, :Mrs. Edward Savage, Mra. Henry j Hathaway, Mrs. Irene Adams and Mrs. Carl Collins. Pattern There's nothing j like a trim shlrtwalster to start off the sea son with a flourish! This Anna aoidu siyie, raitern uo, is perfect! for day-lohg, every-dajf wear, made on in linen, cotton ot one of! the new rayons. TWO wide fiiont panels give nice skirt lines, with additional 'stvle in on4 tlonal button-trimmed pocket efj fects. The bodice is softened with gathers above the waist and below the yokes. Yon miarht like that youthful notched collar lri m. rrlsn contrast. terha.ra 'with cuffs of matching fabric on the short sleeve stvle. The illns4 tratea sewing instructor wm save you time and effort in making; this attractive style Pattern 4408 Is available in misses ; and women's sizes 12, 14 16. 18,120. SO. 32. 34. 36, 38. 40 and 42J Size It takes ZZi yards 35 Inch fabric. Baad nrrris curra (is) ia eoias or this Aane Adams pattern. Write plainly SIZE. MAKE, AD DRESS and STYLE KDMBE& Order the AKNS ADAMS PATTERN BOOS hyl tho sezt mail . ... amd ha elotbea-ready for bdib aaerl With ia its pafea you will fiad a complete wardrobe for either a traveller or aa "at home" nsnir. There jars town and eodntrj tail- reds, i the latest sportswear, airy sheers jaad eottosa. ahehaatiBK tcb isf rowas. fashions i for erery ao . are shwa, (root saartestly slimaaiDS matron froehs to spirited clothes fox tots ad' each ia an eaay-to-a - patteri BOOK rifTEEN CENTS. PATTERN ITrTEXS CENTS. BOOK . A D PATTERN TOQBTHER. iwtstf rrva CESTS. - or .i.ti m i ui mtim rwgV'MttsrmiM ' KV 'S" -'8S M r i-fyr A ft' A - " I "My maid Just doesn't realize how many dishes she's broken she says she thought I was keeping score !" Tour success story will read like your social security number when you saunter out in this beautifully designed grey and white print ... a long coat over a dress of the same print with a fire red straw blazing atop your head. With her hands deep in huge pockets, the lady on the right has made a wise choice of a light weight coat in the fascinating new "Golden Martini" shade. In the Valley Social Realm MT. ANGEL- -Miss Bernice Gil- . - s JleB daugnter OI -JVir. ana aars. Charles GUles, became the bride lies, daughter 0j ptjer cigier, tonui airs, usuc- line Bigler, in St Mary's church Saturday morning at 8 o'clock. Father Alcuin officiated. Miss Helen Keber presided at mimm . T "71 "v-T: the arran ana at. aiary a cuuir m ftKoitertory Mis. Ag- Sewalker sang. Tne bride was given In mar- H hT her father, wore a white marquisette gown with fitted bo- dice, short punea aieves ana ions train ' fashioned by deep lace in- erts that extended up Into the skirt. Her fingertip-length tulle Ten till from a little cap of seea pearls. She carried a bouquet of paie yellow rosebuds and white sweet peas. The bride was attended by her two sisters. Miss Kathleen Ullles as maid of honor wore a gown of white organza with tiny niaca: lace trim and a white flower hat. The bridesmaid. Miss Geraldlne Gilles wore white a. m S with white lace trim and hat Gordon Bickler, nephew of the room, acted as best man. Mrs. Al Saalfeld was hostess to the bridal party at the wedding breakfast that followed the cere- mony. The wedding dinner was held at the Mt. Angel hotel. An Informal reception was held at the home of the bride's par- ants at 2 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Bigler lett the same day for a wedding trip to the Oregon beaches. For travel ing the bride wore a white ahark- skin with royal blue accessories. They Wlfl make their heme in Corvallis where Mr. Bigler is em- pioyea. ALBANY On Sunday at an early morning ceremony, Miss Nea Edgar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Edgar of Stay ton be- came the bride of Eugene Rich ards, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Richards of Aumsville, The4 marriage was solemnized In the First Methodist church of Albany. Rev. Thomas D. Tames performed the ceremony inJ? P8.e.nAe LJn"!f! wedding marches were played by Mrs. Hazel Ewing. The bride wore a tailleur of dusty ; rose crepe and carried a white prayer book with a white orchid and a shower of bouvardla. Her only attendant, Mrs. Harry fl0BJ; r f hi. , wore a irocic oi pasiei diub crepe Horning, sister of the groom. and a corsage of rose buds and sweet neas. Mr. Horning was best man for the bridegroom. Miss Deata Whitney, was host ess at a reception In her home iouowing me ceremunj-. aroui we rooms were ',Z and Mrs. Elmer Richards. Mr. and Mrs. Richards are graduates of Oregon College of Education and are both teachers In Marion county. Mrs. Richards is the Primary teacher and. prin- cipaiv i iu -"""' and Mr. Richards, the prtncal of Gervais graae scnoot. . The ; couple left for a wedding trip to Victoria and Vancouver, BC. and will be at home in Sa- lem after June 1C. ' Tor traveling, the bride wore a topcoat of lightweight tweed with pastel blue accessories and a white orchid. ROSEDALE JAt a church wed- dins Friday night, Miss Lucile Lenman Became pa nue vl m.r. Lawrence' McCracken of Sootta Mills, f The blid wore a dress white lace over satin and carried a shower bouquist of white sweet peas and rose buds.. She was at tended by her sister, Mrs. Emily Thomas. ; NadmB Themes - was flower girl, Mrs. Ruthanna Hamp ton; "sister of the : groom, and Miss Esther Carntmack ; were at tendants. They jwore coronets of flowers and carried, bouquets of sweet peas. '" f... 1; v The ; bride was , given in mar riage by her maternal grand i fatker. Rev. Walter Cook, as f slated i by Charles Haworth f Sa lem officiated. The groom was at I tended! by Ur. Lorance . Lehman, ; brother of the bride; also , Rex ; Hampton and Lester - Thomas. i Frecedinf 4 the v ceremony a . quartet of the bride's : uncles song. Later Forrest Cammack and ' Mrs. P-byllla Cammack; sans solos. The bride is tne danrhter -of Mrs. jPreda Lehman and the 'ottl groom the son of Joseph Mc- rf-, 1 . C i i UM1. A 4 vrac&.ea i ocuub xuiiis. aucr m brief honeymoon trip they will mo e, w o . av Scotts Mills. SILvERTON At a ceremony at :su xn tne Meinoaisi cnurcn o .v. tih., cw.if. o uuua; uijui, iuoa . io daughter of Mr. and Mrs J Roy Skalfe of Silverton. became the bride of Dr. Robert Moore Stew- art of Yreka, California. Mock orange, Madonna lilies. uamernury Deus, peonies ana candlelight formed the decorative background. The ceremony was read by Rev." D. Lester Fields of Lebanon. Gertrude Slade Cameron presided at the organ and Fred- riCk Graten of Portland sang (Turn to Page 10) r 1 . M .1.. fXi mntn- tn n . f, vnnett rtViv TJafA& ras will wleilf Va A M it. U 141V va va w tat w w w wavvak Ui:WiU a,aaf naia vaoat vuv Loughlin house. The group plans to study the museum in prepara tion for the Salem Centennial. Mrs. William Lid beck is in RKVm Ul Mrs. George H. Swift wm have as guests this week Mrs. John L. Snow, Miss Suzanne Snow, UI Mn s payson Smith of North Hollywood. California. Their daughter, Miss Alice Swift, has arrived home from the University of Oregon for the summer. Mrs. Ida Chenoweth Rogers, of Bloomlngton, Indiana, is a guest lha rftaldencft of Dr. and Mrs jr. J. Clements. Mrs. Rogers will be here for several weeks. She Is a niece of the late Mrs. Ethel Clements, and a cousin of Dr. Charles S. Campbell. The Beta Chi Mother's club will be entertained this afternoon at 1:15 o'clock when Mrs. Walter Minier serves a picnic luncheon In her garden. Mrs. S. B. Giilett and Mrs. Arthur G. Upston will assist the hostess. Ladles of the Grand Army are meeting, in Eugene on June 19 20 and 21 for the department convention. Mrs. Ethel M. Mott of Dallas la the department, presi dent, and will preside .at the meetings. Mrs. Lillian Todd of Los Ange les, who has been a guest at the home of Mrs. W. S. Simpson on a-rn, .trt -ariii for British Columbia, before re turning to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Jerman had as ineir guests mis weekend, Mrs. W. W. Winterbottom, Mr. Bud Winterbottom, Miss Jean Winter- bottom of Los Angeles and Miss Lila Farrell of Portland. ' Mrs. J. A. Mills viewed the floral parade In Portland and . . r, it V her rom Oreron Medical school v'cu" cu ; . jr - tr.t. - j-,k, n. a. r--l v.hrl, win iaV thia w.h- fn rv ww. .)i win the summer I Miss Jean Wiley of Rose burg will be the guest of Mr. and! Mrs. Robert Forkner for several days. 1 Torn to Page 10 For Other Women's Features Order iv$ 1 . nrofhrniaHs Have . Anniversary : Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Drorbaugh celebrated their 30th wedding an niversary, with an "at; home' Saturday night from 8 until 10 o'clock at their Court street resi dence. Invitations were extend-' d to 80 friends. Mrs. Gerald Parnent-r of Cakai. - Wash.. daughter of the Drorbaughs, greeted the guests at the door, Assisting about the rooms were Mrs. W. G. Ross, Mrs. Roy Beard- aley. Mrs. Charles Eyre, Mrs. Emit Carlson and Mrs. Fay H. Collins. Mrs. Leslie Marcy- was in charge of the guests book. The serving table was covered with a laee cloth, centered with a SSt 1 'US iTSes0 IdNMred during th. rfr.l ' h and Mr. " Bewif ifeiiaiftfci BeM, Miss GeneRoss, Mrs. Harry Carlson and Miss Maxene Dror- baugh served. ! f . During the evening Mrs. Robert Hoyser gave several piano solos. Mrs. Emll Carlson a whistling solo and Mrsj H. J. Thomas sang several numbers, accompanied by Mrs. Emll Carlson. e Grand Assembly Meets Thursday; Grand assembly, Order of Rain- bow, for Girls will be held In Sa- lem June 14-15. Thursday morn- Ing registration of delegates will be open in Lausanne hall rooms, when about 400 girls are expected, Thursday night a get-acquaint- ed sport dance will be held at Ma- sonic temple. Friday morning the convention will convene in the Willamette gymnasium. Miss Bet- ty Milne, grand worthy ad- visor, will preside. highlights of the two-day meet- , ' ,, . ,,. tiow iuH iIll rl at the Marlon hotel with Miss Ci- yilla Reeher, acting as toastmis- tre8- . ' , t Saturday afternoon a tea will be given in Lausanne hall, compll- menung me grana oincers, witn Miss Elizabeth Ann Herrlck and Mrs. Arthur Utley in charge. For mal dance at the armory Satur day from 10 to 12 o'clock will close the convention. The regular meeting of Chad- wick assembly. Order of Rainbow wi" XL SSXwa-JS;- presiding. Anyone having room and inter ested in helping entertain the vis iting Rainbow delegates Is asked to call Mrs. C. C. Gabriel, phone 9191 or Mrs. Albert Cohen, phone 3833 . Birthday .Party At Carson's Wally Carson, son of Mr. ; and Mrs. Wallace Carson, was hosi to 16 six-year-olds on his sixth birth day yesterday afternoon. Assist ing his mother were Ann, Jane and Marian Carson, cousins. Guests w e r e: Plum Brown, Sharon Brown, Michael Deeney. David 'RhOten, Judith Page, Jeff Walton, Carolyn Deckebach, Jim- nJvlrrS?"5;? An,,,W?0dmc?n Beverly Blssell, Betty LOU Smith, aiepnen Mercnant, uwignt Kirk- land, Donald Martin, Jeannie Smith and Wally Carson. Tea Given for Mothers : I Mrs. Milo Taylor was hostess at a tea on Saturday afternoon In her North Cottage street home, for Kappa Gamma Rho mothers. m ni.v... a u-ib. vusun oiKaueri uvureu, Especially honored were Mrs. me Wheeler of Sydney, Mont, Gene Mrs. Reuben Dutton of Living ston, Mont, and Mrs. Bickford. The latter guest was celebrating her birthday. j s The Woman's Foreljrn Mission- ary society of the First Methodist church will meet Wednesday af- ternoon at 2 o'clock in the church parlors. Mrs. C. L. Wilson will lead devotions. The theme, "The World Family and Adult Education," will be presented by Mra C. F. Breithaupt, Mrs. A. A. Lee and Miss Adona Cochran. Miss Yaiko Saito will play several solos. Mrs. J. Edgar Purdy and Mrs. Effie Dunlap will speak. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Benner and family were surprised by a visit on Sunday, from Lt, C. E. McPherson, an army flier from Hamilton Field, California. The Benners had never met Lt. Mc Pherson. who married a cousin of Mr. Benner'a. Mra. M M. Hnin. of Eugene, Mr. Benner'. sister, was a weekend guest. Miss Helen AnKell left jester- dar hv motor for Mackinaw Mirh where she will attend the Delta Bf,f,or ftet.urnJln Kt SKm ibe Delta Delta national convention, will visit in ew York,, New Or- Following the convention she wMVJn,, Angeles and San go to Chicago and then to New Tncisc . ' Orleans, where she will visit with friends. ' 'Mr, IL C Lottie and daatghter, - i-- . i Miss Annette of Klhne, Kauai, Miss Lena Belle Tartar win ?IawaIi rrlved In Salem Friday leave on Friday for Wasco, Idaho, to Pfnd the summer with her where she will take personal les- Prents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Fos- sons from Rollln Pease of "the ?r nd other. relaUves. Mr. and University of Idaho. Miss Tartar Mrs. A. L. , James of Sacramento is working toward her Master of Arts degree in education In music. v. ", .-' The Oak Grore Garden club will meet at 2 o'clock this after noon with Mrs. M. J. Carr, Route 4, Eola. . ' - m - VACUUM SEALED FnEYEfimm ratxidity from your Grocer Today t :GS2Mrim w AW One of the most interesting af- fairs of the early summer, season was a large) reception held at the Salem Art Center, Sunday after- " celebration of the . third Founders Day. Throngs ;of peo- pie passed through the gaUer ei workshops. Tlewed the Pcian xhibiUons. listened ta the .musi- program which started be Art tfA'ngt ' "esSn COtU tone, broken , by an emphasis of soft green walls.' Th dren.B ftrt from the public schools arraBsed )ln thU second gaUery, showed off to colorful adfantags , asaIn.t the green background. Distinctively arranged flowers, -nntHhntinn f th f?aim Cardei ciUDf enhanced Ihe decorative ef- 1 iect of galleries, studios, and lib rary. A continual musical pro-1 gram was planned by Mrs. Mabel s. rowen. -i Far exceeding expectations on. the part; of the reception visitors was the exhibition of nineteen original paintings by famous land- nrana artists, lpnt br the Walker J rt Galleries of Minneapolis, and Portland Art museum. This out-s standing exhibition will be on view at the Art Center for three" weeks.' During this time numbers of club groups are planning to take advanage of this exceptional opportunity to see the landscape paintings. Lecturers on the show wiH be frequent features of the exhibition program throughout Its stay in Salem. ; Acting as gallery hostesses for J"?. "f'AAifw eS" lor v oman s club, AAUW. Busl- ne8 ia Professional -lub mem- bg nad charge of serving and a88l8ted with receiving guests. Members of the Art Center staff an board of directors also greet-" ed tne visitors. Among the out-of- town visitors were Dr. and. Mrs. J. E. Vinson, of Seaside, and. from Portland, Jack E. Kofeldt; Miss Faye Harvey and Miss' Virginia Darce, Mrs. Beatrice Walton Sack-' ett of Marshfield. . (' Family Reunion Of Davidsons .r. Members of the" Davidson I fam ily met Sunday at St. Paul for a dinner served In the city halL Those who - attended were de scendents of W. F. Davidson, a pioneer of 1852. - Amour taeie al(D4inc were: 1 ReT. Fatker Hemry Oath, Mrs. Asaelis aCsi-Bess, Xr. sad ifrs. Ur If admass. Mra. Uertrade Djiem. aJl of Wheatlaed; Mr. and Mra. Xongeare, Mr. and Mrs. UareMl Daridson. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Goodias and family, Mrs. Stella BaUard. all ef Port. !: Mrs SBd Ms. Carl Neeaka and eoa f Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morris, and eon of Vanco iTr, Wuk.; )lr. aad Mra. H. O. Kirbpatriek, Mr. sad Mra. Jamea F. Pavidsoa, . Mr. and Mra. .Ralph, Bsvldson, Mr. and Mrs. Jaek IMrLdaon, Mr. and Mrs. Eurene DaridMO, Mr. aad Mrs. Cheater Darldion. Mr. aad Mra. G. J. Goodiof, Mr. and Mra. Rastel Good- lag-, Mr. and. Mrs. Richard Ooodinc. Mr. nd Mrs.- Jamea Gooding-, Mrs. Dora Cole- Cs'rl ZSOtt 2S-'t Mrll Clnd Smith and family.-MrJaad Mrs. Hm smith and family, Mr. and Mrs Mwi .'DsvWaon and family; Mrs. Tes sie Stiiith sad family. Franres- Murphy, Alice- Laridioa. Beraira DaTldeon, Helen Davidson, Philip Good, Fred Fellaad. all of St. Paul: Carl Brhwab of Gerraia. Ore. ; Mr. and Mra. ir-d Gearln ief Don mid. Ore.; Mrs. Mary Kiteon, Mra. (Mary Cole man. J. K. Jsrkson. Clarh Jaersea, all of Hubbard; P. F. eidy, Paul Reidy, Fred Reidy, Honors Reidy, ana GearU. Stella Mitchell, Kenneth Darldaon, Martha Baily, J. E. Smith, Edward Smith. Mrs. daa McKay, all of Salem. i . The Ml6lonary society of the .t t Mi a t . , , w:n.r.f. . i me.et 'Jl St y i. " .v V o'clock tin the e h u r e h parlors. Miss Antoinette White and Mrs. I Abner CUne will be. the speakers for the afternoon. A collection of Jewelry and baskets made by the Indians in Ariaona will be dis- played. The hostesses include: Mrs. E. A. Lee, Mrs. Mrs. Ernest Miller, Fowler and Mrs. . E. Abner Cline, Mrs. (C. H. L. Shell. Y Junior Guild of St. Paul's Eplcopal church will meet this af ternoon at 1 o'clock for a no-host , luncheon at the Argo hotel. A reg- ' ular business meeting will fol low the luncheon. Hostesses are Mrs. Donald Roberts. Mrs. V. E. Kuhit and Mrs. Louis Lachmund. and Mrs.. Harry . Wledmer. Those wishing reservations may call Mrs. Roberts 12 SI. , ! Miss fVauices Itoth. da4rhter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Roth. came home Sunday from the- Uni JTt Oregon. Miss Roth will leave the early part of neit week for Washington. r DC, where she Will -attend 'the national meeting ' ot me uamma rni Beta sorority. nests at the Foster home. Mrs. James and Mrs. Foster are sisters, ;, I" ,t , , " r.iusT-tiEr.:3VE XX WW1 XXN.VXXS.'V-'' . V V iV X S V Help 15 MiUa of Kidnsy Tjubss - Flush Out Poisonous Wast f VJ y,? '"V f ,toid r or Wood. rr 1J wl" of kidney lubes nay be over worked. 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