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JXb 021X2021 STATESMAN, Colsm, Oregon. Sunday Homing. February .2. 1S41
Miss Guthrie
Married to
Mr. Lytle '
In a setting of spring flowtn,
fcnlma and white candles la the '
American Lutheran church last
ilist Miss ; Erelyn Guthrie,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester
fruthrle,- became the .bride of
Mr. Wilbur Lytlo of 8alem, son -Of
Mr. A. K. Xytle of Toledo.
Her. P. W. ; Erlksen performed
the ceremony at t o'clock. Miss
llasel Cooper sane "Because and
Miss Carol Cook was the accom
panist. Mr. Keith Fender was the
Organist and played the wedding
marches.; v ; - uj .f - : :.
The bride, given In marriage
f ttM rnvaa amarr WhsVA
Vool afternoon frock, black ac
AaaaortMi and a eorsatre of - aar-
jdenias. , , " . .
Attending the couple were Mr.
and Mrs. . Wilmer Johnson; Mrs.
Johnson were a plum moire taf
feta frock and a gardenia cor
sage. Ushers were Mr. Gus Ler
tnon and Mr Thomas Nelson.;
. Mrs. Guthrie wore a b 1 a c k
town and rosebud corsage for her
anghter'f wedding.
A reception In the church par-
!ors followed the wedding.. Miss
Jetty Hurley cut the bride's cake
md Mrs. P. W. Erlksen. presided
it the aerring table. Assisting
were Mrs. Cliff. Ovisdn, Miss Lr-
Jaino Guthrie and Miss Florence
'ellen. - . '
Following a wedding trip the
louple will reside In Salem. The
brlda attended Salem schools and
rfaa groom Is now attending Wil
lamette university.
Legion Auxiliary
Hostess Group
The American Legion auxiliary
Is entertaining all legislates
women and their friends Monday
fight at t o'clock In Fraternal
temple. This Is' a -biennial occa
sion with Capital nnit and is
much anticipated.
The legislative committee of
the auxiliary, consisting of Mrs.
Arts White, chairman, Mrs. Nora
Bates and Mrs.' Florence Ames is
in charge of the affair and will
be assisted by the officers end
Mrs. Albert C Gragg, Mrs. Lester
Newman, Mrs. Peggy Alford and
Mrs. Edna Rowland.
Mrs. Earl Saell and Mrs. Doug
las McKay hare been asked to
pour. ,
The program consists of selec-
Jions by the Willamette univer
ity string trio, the personnel of
nich is the Misses Mabelle Lil-
srn, Maxlne Goodenough, Marcla
rye and the accompanist. Miss
arian Hermenek, and rocal so-
os by Louis Ragone.
An Invitation is extended
through the press to . all legisla
tors' wives, TlslUng auxilisry
members and their friends.
A Valentine party Is being
planned by the Junior American
Legion auxiliary on Monday af
ternoon at 4:15 o'clock In Fra
ternal temple,; lf . ,t . , .
Miss LaVon Cannon and Miss
BererlT Kraeger are making the,
trrangementa - and Miss Joan
'ores Is In charge of refresh
ments. Mrs. Louis Ramus, a member
Of the Americanism committee of
the senior unit will eonduct a test
a the flag.
Mrs. Cornet Has
Birthday
On Tuesday a group of friend 4
gathered at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. F. D. Cornett for luncheon
honoring the 81st blrthdsy of
Mrsr Cornett,
. Those present were Mrs. Rose
Van Duzen and Mrs. Lela. Culley
f Portland, Mrs. Emory Wood.
Irs. C- L. Schwelnfurth. Mrs. D.
I. Simpson, Mrs. Ada Phell, Mrs.
F. Rellly, Mrs. Lucille Hunt,
frs. J. C. Bird well, Mrs. Sara
Hue. Mrs. E. J. Mauk. Mrs. A. F.
20th. Mrs. A. D. White, Mrs.
ayme Hill, Mrs. Irene Wirt,
Mrs. Nellie Harrison, Mrs. C. A.
Sobinson and Mr. and Mrs. Cor
stt. ;' : -
Among other callers were: Mrs.
L. Reaney, Mrs. Will McDoa-
Id, Miss Agnes Gritton, Mr. E.
Mauk, Mr. C. F. Rellly. Mrs.
Cathryn Starr and Mr. and Mrs.
rred Royston.
On' Wednesday i g ht the lit.
Cecelia Guild members of St,
Paul's Episcopal church are en
tertaining with a benefit bridge
party at. the parish house at S
'clock. Miss Margaret Bell and
Miss Mary Eason are co-chairmen
if th affair. At the refreshment
pour, the Valentine motif will be
psed In the table appointments.
Irca' Ccsbo's
tkn't Torsret Feb. 14th!
'And remember'. . . a Gift' -'from
Cooke's . . . together .
with a beautiful Valentine
: Card ... will make yowr :
Valentino the perfect Gift! .
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MRS. LESLIE SCOTT, wife of Oregon's new state treasurer,
is taking an active part in social life of the city during the legis
lature.
CLUB CALENDAR
Monday
Delta Tau Gamma mothers
club Lausanne hall 2 p.m.
Hal Hlbbard auxiliary 6:X0
covered dish dinner, woman's
clubhouse. Inspection.
Junior American Legion aux
iliary, 4: IB Fraternal temple.
American Legion auxiliary.
Fraternal temple, 8 p.m. Legis
lators' wires guests.
Wesleyan Serrlee Guild of Ja
son. Lee church Joint meeting
with Leslie Guild at Jason Lee
church, covered dish dinner,
:45 p.m.
Sons of Union Veterans and
auxiliary sewing club, with Mrs.
Alma McWhorter, S90 North
Summer street, 2 p.m.
Tuesday
Laurel Social Hour club,
1:45 p. m. with Mrs. Albert
Beckman.
' American War Mothers meet
st American Lutheran church,
I p. m.
Salem Central WCTU all day
meeting at hall, club luncheon
at noon.
WCTU all day meeting,
10:18, hall. Noon luncheon.
Eastern Star, S p.m. Masonic
temple.
Englewood Woman's club
.corered dish dinner for. hus
bands and families. United
Bhethren church, 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday
Thimble club. Neighbors of
Woodcraft, with Mrs. Evelyn
Visnaw, 1530 State street, cor
ered dish lunch, 12:30 p.m.
Mission study of WSCS. Les
lie Methodist church, with Mrs.
Gsorge Henderson, Hoyt and
Mason streets, 2 p.m.
Thmrsday
Fruitland Women's circle
with Mrs. Orsa Fagg. 2 p.m.
Raphaterians with Mrs. Floyd
Utter. 446 Oak street.
Book-a-Month club with Mrs.
W. E. Kirk. 9C5 Court street.
1:30 dessert luncheon.
Liberty Woman's club, 2 p.m.
with Mrs. W. D. Olden. Trav
elogue by Mrs. C. W. Stacey.
All-Day Meeting
For WCTU
The Salem WCTU Is plsnning sn
all-day meeting and noon covered
dish luncheon at the hall on Tues
day. The program includes:
10:15 DTotMnte Mr. Lul Is(rnoll.
10:4S WCTU Special Dmja Mr. Minnie
Hnlt.
11:10 Kw YTC Material Rnth Toot.
11:S0 BaaiaaM aaaaUn.
11:00 Noea prayer Mrs. Lrdie Liehaaan.
Lanes.
1:30 EevetieaaU Mr. William Wedel.
1 :45 TJaie Sigaal skit.
1:00 Merabernhi) aa4 Literature Mr.
Etta White.
1:45 Temperance sad Miailoaa Mrs.
C T. WUaea.
- 1:00 Today 'a lefialatiea. IMtcnsiea.
Tho Mission study group of the
Woman's ! Society for - Christian
service of Leslie Methodist church
will meet at 2 p.m. on Wednes
day at tho homo of Mrs.. George
Henderson at Hoyt aad Mason
streets. Mrs. W. S. Ankeny and
Mrs. Mason Bishop will give short
reviews of the study book. Mrs.
C. W. Stacey will talk about the
society's work In the southern
states. " Mrs. Dean Polndexter,
Mrs. Alma Barkus, Mrs. Clara Lu
cas, Mrs. W. Ash and Mrs. Anna
Carnes are hostesses.
Tho . Salem General hospital
auxiliary will meet Tuesday morn
ing at the YWCA at 10 o'clock
with Mrs. Charles A. Sprague pre
siding. Representative Allan Car
son will speak on legislative
measures : pertaining to hospitals.
A nominating committee will be
appointed at the meeting. -
. Mrs. Wallace Wharton will sno
' tor to Portland Monday to attend '
the Portland Women's Army and
Nary league luncheon at ths Aero
clab. , . r
" Friends ? of Mrs. Sanderson
Reed and her daughter. Miss Ssl
ly Reed, regret to learn that they
are leaving this week for Portland
where they will make their home.
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Juniors Play
In Concert
Wednesday I
Again Salem's youngest musical
group, the Junior Preparatory or-
luw". ronaucwa oy vernon
Wlscarson, will appear in concert
at Salem high school auditorium,
ine program, scneduied tor nest
Wednesday night, will include se-
lections from operas snd sym-
phonic numbers.
The group of young musicians
win piay from scores simplified
to their range of ability. The
average age of the players Is 12
and this is their second year under
the baton of Mr. Wlscarson.
Included will be excerpts from
Finlandia," "Ths Blue Danube
Wsltt," "Tsnnhsuser Overture."
"AnvU Chorus" and the "Soldiers
Chorus" from Faust. They will
play, as is their custom, the na
tional anthem and "America the
Beautiful." i
Many of the following members
of the orchestra are to be playing
ior tne first time in a concert:
First rlolin, Irma Davis, con
certmaster; Addy Lane, assistant
concertinas ter; Andrew Zahare,
Wanda Stelnbuck, Shirley Adam
son, Donna Jane Macklla, Ruth
Bain. Stella Pearl Teeson. Leona
Bell Wallace, Allen Aplet and
Lowell Aplet; 2nd violin. Phillip
Blankenshlp, principal; Frederick
Lien, William Wilson. Dick Jones,
Germond Lamkln, Marian Cun
ningham, Wade Carter, Gloria
White. John White. Romona
Spence. Dorothy Rergsvik. Doris
Walaer and Artie Mae Phillips.
Cello. Bonnie Daugherty, prin
cipal, and Wanda Rlngland; flute.
Roberta Rodgers, Jsne Aeton and
Betty Zo Allen; oboe. Dean All
port; alto sax. Deryl Yocum;
French horn. Newell Williams.
Glenn Garrett and Merlin Sehulse;
clarinet, Roy Houck, Dorothy Star
key, Robert Casteel and Ronald
Spence; trumpet. Norrls Hunsaker.
Ardenna Freetag and LaVern
Jackson; trombone, LaVern Hei
bert, Bobby Jones snd Tommy
Faught; percussions. Vern Esh,
Jerry Clay and Kenneth Bagwell.
Mrs. Myrtle Lawrence will leave
Thursdsy by train for Washing
ton, DC. where she will visit with
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Ross : T.
Mclntlre. She will return by wsy
of St. Louis, Missouri where she
will be the guest of Mrs. Emme
line Ysntis. Mrs. Lawrence plans
to be gone several months.
!
Danafaters of the Nile will sweet
on Monday morning at 10:30 to Miss Phyllis Walls. The evening lce Brennen. will give a series of nd Mrs. C. R. James. Mr. aad
sew for the Shrine hospital. The was spent In playing games. The three concerts on the evenings of Mrs. Robert Buxsard, Mr. and Mrs.
luncheon, to be served at 12:30, guests Included Ellen Erlckson. March 4, April 22 and May 25, In C. W. Parker, Mr. and Mra. Wal
will be under the direction of Mrs. Arthur Bingenheimer. Frances waller hall. The a eappella choir, ter Smith. Miss Chloo Anderson.
Albert Smith. All visiting Daugh- Blankenshlp, Delbert S e e g e r, wi.ie. made a anlendid reputation Miss Joan DaRette, Mr. - Dave
ters of the Nile are Invited to at-
tend.
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WILL CONDUCTVernon
ior rToparatory orcnestra. wno wui conaucx , mem m u house on Monday. A S:S covered
concert of Ihe season. The. program "will be given In the Salem . dua appr win preeeed the busl
hlgh school auditorium on j Wednesday night . . ness meeUng.
Hosts ori
Friday-
! Lt and Mrs. Dwlght Lear were ,
hosts for a smsrtly arranged au
revolr party Friday night at their
home on ' North 10 th street. The
. affair was , given In i compliment
- to Lt. and Mrs.- Harold A. Thorn- .
as, .who are leaving (or Taeoma
where Lt. Thomas will be sta
tioned at Camp Murray.
Cards .were In play during, the .
evening and -prises were awarded
to Mrs. William F. Sanders, Mr.
'8am L. Rose and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Felke. A late supper was
served by the hostess.
Honoring Lt. and Mrs. Thomas
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Felke,
. Mr. -and Mrs. Mark Wilbur. Mr.
and Mrs. R. V. Carleson, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Wynkoop, Mr, and
Mrs. William F. Sanders, -Mr. and
Mrs. Sam L. Rose,'. Mr. and Mrs.
-Ray Webber, Mr. and Mrs. -Louis
W. Amort, Major and Mrs.-George
Staur of Portland, Miss' Jerry
Glover, Mr. Rudolph Kallander
and Lt. and Mrs.. Dwlght Lear.
i Crook's -Favorite
Classic Tsnor
One of the most Important slug
gers yet to appear on a Salem plat
form is Richard Crooks, popular
American tenor, who comes under
the sponsorship of the Salem Com
munity Concert series on Monday,
February 10. .
Once a boy. soprano, he is now
leading tenor of the Metropolitan
Opera company and -his voice is
known to millions of radio lis
teners. On a recent poll of male
radio singers, based on votes of
radio editors throughout the Unit
ed States and Canada, Richard
Crooks was awarded top place
among the singers of classical mu
sic. With his wife and two children.
Mr. Crooks recently returned from
a tour into Australia, New Zesland
and South Africa.. The trip was to
have been a world tour, but the
declaration of war sent them
home.
The concert Is available onlv to
.
those holding Community Concert
tickets, although special arrange-
ment has beennade to accommo-
date members of the state leglsla
ture.
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Lngstrom-Tanner
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The Carrier room of the First
Methodist church was the scene of
a lovely wedding Saturday night . music lessons. His first violin cost with msny admirers,
when Miss Rose Tanner, daughter the equivalent of f 1.7. Local audiences will hear a
of Mr. K. Nowak of Aurora and Four yeara of study won . the well rounded concert of the light
Mrs. W. R. Guiles of Parkplace, youthful prodigy a scholarship at er classics and several of Rubin
became the bride of Mr. Lawrence tn Roysl Conservatory at War- offs own original -compositions.
I. ienirnm. nn Af Mr. ni Mn aasr: Latsr he studied In Berlin Highlight of the performance. If
C. O. Engstrom.
Rev. J. C. Harrison
read the
'"vice at S o'clock and Mrs.
George Fletcher and Miss Lucille
Wick lighted the altar candles.
vi" w"f "JHmf vf -
Love You" accompanied by' Miss
Andrew Ferguson, who also played
the wedding marches.
The bride wore a floor length
gown of blue slipper satin fash
ioned princess style and carried an
arm bouquet of pink roses aad
whits bouvsrdis.
Mrs. Milton Larson was the ma
tron of honor and she wore a pink
taffeta gown and carried an old
fashloaed nosegay of pastel flow
ers. Mr. Larsen served as best
man for Mr. Engstrom.
The ushers were Mr. Oeorge
Fletcher and Mr. W. E. Mc Clary,
A reception at the Engstrom home
followed the ceremony.
Miss Irene Jacobsen cut the
bride's cake and Miss Clara Lilja
and Mrs. Frank LaFrienler pre
sided at the urna. Assisting In the
serving were Mrs. Thomss La
Duke. Jr., Mra. Lloyd Bergseng
and Mrs. Wesley Goodrich. Mrs.
Grsnt Conwsy was in chsrge of
the gift book.
The bride attended Salem
schools and la employed at the
state unemployment compensation
commission. Mr. Engstrom at
tended Salem schools and the Uni
versity of Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Engstrom will
b,
?ir
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st home sfter February S st their
suburban residence north of Sa
lem.
Thursday Mill Patricia Scott
wss hostess st a surprise party
given In honor of the blrthdsy of
Phyllis Walls. Alvin Schmidt."
Rex Dart and the hostess.
Wiscarson. director of (he Jun-
MRS. HOMER V. CARPENTER, who will entertain at 10
on Tuesday for her daughter. Mrs, Robert Farrell, jr.
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Rubinoff's Program
Range of Tastes; Lighter Classics
- When Rublnoff, famous dynam- theatre. Here again his unusual
Ic violinist-conductor, plsys here arrangemenU and dynamic pet
on Tuesday night, February 11, . . . . 4 . '
at the auditorium of the new Sa- ?ty made him an outstanding
lent blah school under the aoon- favorite of ransle lovers. For five
sorship of the Junior chsmber of
.... ...
commerce, nis audience will near
the liquid, limpid tones of a
matchless instrument, a Siao.oOO
atraaivarius, m tne bands or a
master.
Buying the Strad was, for Ru-
blnoff , the satisfaction of a life- was signed to a contract which
long ambition. To him It is as def- ran four years. Following this he
lnite a symbol of progress ss the wss featured on other radio pro
public acelalm or the da tiling of- grams for several years,
fers from producers and sponsors. To date, he has appeared la
Rublnoff took his first violin over S00 cities throughout the
lesson at the age of five In Rue- United States and his popularity
sla. The local music master rec- continues to Increase as his tours
ognlsed his talent and offered free bring- him Into personal contact
au v icuii, Btier waica, Kgea ii, cnuci ua cuuiiucn la uiusr cu
be came to the United States. In les are any criterion, will be In
ltlt he beeame affiliated with a his rendition of the Immortal
mldwestern theatre circuit as or- George Gershwin's "Rhapsody In
ehestra conductor. Even at that- Blue" aa a violin solo.
asdiwd - fcla wchostra7 He-clicked
with the public, became a soloist music stores. Reserved seat, tick
touring theatres as a headline at- ets each, may be procured from
traction. the Star Fender Music company.
New York called with the offer or from any member of the Junior
of the bston at the Paramount chamber of commerce.
University Has
Full Schedule
f
Desn Melvln H. Geist of Wil
lamette University School of Mu-
aiCt j,aB announced a full schedule
of musical events for ths second
semester.
Of special Interest will bo a
series of faculty recitals, the first
of which will be a vocal recital by
Dean Geist on the evening of
March 11. On March 23, the Faculty-
String trio, always a popular
group In Salem, will present a ves-
per recital In Waller hall. Helen
MacHlrron, head of the theory de
partments will give a lecture re
cital (piano) on April SO. Mary
Schults Duncan and Clara Eness
will present a Joint recital for vio-
Hn and piano on Sunday. May 4.
at :30 p m? The music fscW
will close the series of recitals
with a combined concert during
commencement week.
In addiUon to tho faculty eon-
th TTnlvimltv hand, under
tf nw director. Professor Maur-
lt rear under the direction of
MslTin H. Geist. will take their
spring tonr from April IS to ZO.
After their return they will pre
sent a concert tn the' First Metho
dist church on April 20. Also the
choir will appear In a combined
concert with the Willamette Uni
versity Symphony orchestra, un
der the baton of Bernard Barron.
Mabelle LUburn will present
her senior recital In violin on Ap
ril 11, In Waller hall. and. Helen
Dean will present a senior voice
recital on May 28. There will also
bo two advanced student recitals,
and tho regular afternoon recitals
every two weeks.
- All these programa are glvea -with
out" charge, aad the publie 1
cordially Invited to attend. '
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-.-- Tho Alpha Pal Delta aaoihers are
maklag arrangements 'for' tho
bridge benefit party, which ..they
will give on Thnrsday, February :
IS at, the' Woman's clubhouse.' A
dessert luncheon will . be served
at 1 o'clock to bo followed by an.
Informal talk : on "Arrangements
of -Flowers' by Miss Helen Brelt
haupt. Bridge will bo la play dur
ing the afternoon. Mrs. William l:
Phillips .heads; tho committee ' to
charge and reservatioas may bo
made by calling Mrs.' Phillips or
Mrs. Lloyd RelnholdL , . h
. The departsaent president, Mrs.
Ida TMay : Jones . Of Newport will
condaet Inspection at the meeting
of Hal Hlbbard auxiliary to the
Cnitad Spanish War 'Veterans to
Planned for Wide
consecutive years not even blase
.
New TorX could resist SDDlaudlnr
the brilliant, sparkling, vigorous
and always new music he drew
from an orcnestra.
Rudy Vallee Introduced him to
j.. .. vi. m . --..i
radio. After his first sudienee he
be obtained from any of the local
Benefit Card
Party Held
The Delta Phi Mothers club en
tertained with bridge benefit par-
ties st the chapter house Frldsy
afternoon. At the evening party
prises were won by Mrs. E. R. Or
cutt. Miss Betty Kellar, and Mrs.
Lloyd Perkins. Refreshments were
served at a late hour.
Playing In the evening were
Mrs. R. Franklin Thompson. Mrs.
Paul Bale. Miss Marjorie -Vande-Walker,
Mrs. Robert Rleder, Mr.
snd Mrs. E. R. Orcutt, Mr. and
Mrs. Al Colin, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Perkins. Mrs. C. W. Smith. Mrs.
J. L. Locke, Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Shade. Mrs. and Mrs. W. L. New
ton. Miss Iris McCurdy. Mr. Win
ston Bunnell. Mtss Esther Gunnee
m. .Mr. Cliff Stewart, Mrs. Wll-
IlJlrlTnom' lr- ' Don1
Hudklns. Mrs. Roy Ferris. Mrs.
' Oontskow. Mr and Mrs. R
w. r. uu m. mora
Retnholdt. Miss Marle Wber. Miss
?,utlLjl?d M!, J'
Mr- Frank Hortt. Mrs. 8. Dietrtck.
Mrs. Jewell Llndley. Mrs. Fred
Keelar. Mrs. Paul H. Hauser, Mr
Relnhard, Mr. Warren James,
Miss Gwen Griffith, Miss Dorothea
Greenwood. Miss Betty Kellar
aad Miss Eileen Lester.
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Seen and Heard
By JERTME ENGLISH
INTERESTING NOTES from a
busy week which has been erowdf
tsl with .supper parties, lances-
teas and informal get-togetherti
. i ,Tbe first sign of spring wtta
pussywillows, daffodils and violets
la the florisU windows and nse4
for. many a table decoration . .
also a few sunny dayg which made
one want to ahed his coat. -
Romance has entered Into the
picture ... .Pauline Wtnslow and
Harrison W. Elgin, Jr.. told of
their forthcoming marriage - on
February IS at a luacheon on SaU
nrday when Mrs. Walter P. Wlas
low entertained for her d aught eri
... Paulino was radiant la a new .
spring . prlnU frock In shades of
yellow, and green and a daffod4
- and heather corsage . . . Mrsf
Wlaslow also, wore a print, frock
In royal bine. J j
Vacationing - In Salem for a
-couple of days ... Mrs. Edwin
Fronk (Virginia Bird), now living
In Taeoma while Lt. Fronk Is si
Fort Lewis ... Virginia waa wears,
lag. a pert felt Jiat with a blue
feathered bird perched right la
front . s
- On south goes Alice Welch', whs
left Salem early this winter for
San. Francisco, where she hasbeea
a cosmetician at. L Magnlns . . . i.
News reaches ns now saying tfiat
Alice has left for Hollywood where
she will be in the Elisabeth Ardea
specialty shop. . j
Fortunate were those who wero
able to hear Mrs. Mortimer Harth
well of Portland read "Mamba's
Pahtfers- at the: first Bundle.
Smith homo on Tuesday ... with
Mrs. Smith and her daughter. Bar-
bar J,ne- hostesses Over
itLr'w!"1
were notea trom out-01-town . . . ;.
it took two policemen to direct
the traffic at Commercial and Le-
"5
fells , as the latter street Is one way
if,. c nd " Greets . . . j.
Following the reading the hosj-
ms ivrTett cvim .... Mrs. nmi
well was born and raised In Salem
and is a cousin of Mrs. smitn. j
HONORED GUEST at the tea
Mrs. O. K. JJeWltt aad Mrs. Ar
thur A. Rogers were hostesses for
w" u J?.s"tor,:
wRii wtAwar rm m v n ss in fnrr isnn nnr
-
P" flaring tneieg-
lslature
m ,. J.," V, fi.irT swift
went on Into the Irving room
tn niMt Mr Sufard. who om
to meet Mrs. Saaford, who wore
a smart black crepe dinner dress
with nail head trim embellishing
the waist aad a corsage of rod
rosebuds and gardenias .... Mrs.
DeWltt was lovely In royal blue
taffeta trimmed la matching vet-
w shsnjf an 4tesa spa, as 49aks t1ffV
camellias . Mrs. Rogers wofe
a stunning gown of black crepe
with a flowing skirt and aequlfs
i til wal .,.. hr KhnnMsr
was pinned n gardenia corsage. I .
A wintry and dull day outside bf t
oaco In the house a very spring
like atmosphere wlth4ots of bright
' colored flowers ... A Tory hand
some tea table . . . covered with a
blue satin cloth which touched the
floor at either end . . . cantered
with a large bouQ.net of Wue.liis.
yellow rosebuds aad white cam,
tlons . . . tall white tapers la ell-
ver candlesticks ... A fsw who
assisted . . . Mrs. Prince W. Byf d
in black net with bishop sleeves.
full skirt and turquoise trimming
. . . Mrs. Sydney Kromer In n gar-
e-Mua. antlan rold crene dinner
down fashioned with long sleeves
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and studded with gold, beading L
Ifrt. Thomas E- Rlla vearlnr A
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.imed: wlta. folds ta lis waist --.
! William IL Burr hard t strtx-
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fj-k and pearls at the; neckline
. . jxrs. WUUam Thielsen weartngT
bUk .it witn white laeo trim.
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TIES this week ... J Senator and .
Mrs. Dean Walker entertained
Sunday at the hotel 'Marion .
Over 290 guesU called daring the
evealng. and- many i were noted
from all over the state ... The
floral decorations were, beaatlfai
and compliments were many .
On the large sapper table, with Sv
sackllag pig at ooo aad and a tar
key at: the other, was! a gorgeous
shell shaped arrangement of aca
cla, daffodils and blue Iris and the) -
base of lt were clusters of yellow .
roses, rviolets and anemones". f, .
On thel dessert table a crystal bowl
of lrUy daffodils aad aaemoaesj .
on the- piano a large bowl of aca-
cla . . f . Mrs. Walker, a moat gra
clons hostess,- wore m smart black
aad aQrar frock andl pink camel
lias, her favorite flower'. . . As
sitting; Mrs. Walker were Mrs. W.
H. 8teiwer, . Mrs. William Swin-
dells. jMra. . Daniel :J, Fry. Jr
and Miss Martha Sprague. T
Reoresentatlva aad Mrs. Robert
S. FaTrell. jr weros hosts Ion
Thursday la the Mirror room jot
the Marlon .... Several hundred
attended the affair including the
legislators and their; wives and a
number of additional guests . .
Ur yarreU received, her guests
la a handsome model: of gold crep
fasaloaed with long; aleerea and
trimmed in deep red. ... A very
effective table centerpiece carry
lag out the patriotic motle ..LA
huge bouquet of cala lilies, red
and white carnations and blue Iris
randlM Is tb un nlni i
at end of th UDl. tvo Urzm
trap holding baked salmon an
deeoraied to resemble a baUleahrp.
GTuestg were seated' at small
tables: for supper
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each
tered I with yellow ( tapers, try,
acacia land daffodils . . . feign
from Ihe mirrored p 11 bars wwo
sprays! of ivy . . . . 4 throe pteco
orchestra pUyed for danctng.
TrtnrvnTncnnivnuiRnr
at pMenfa Birthday ball on
Wednesdsy were Governor and
rtnrn Xvsot
latter wearing a stunning gown ox
silver metallic lace rashlonad wttk
a short' Jacket, flowing eklrt and
blue fmwers st the jlow". nocaltno.
. . . Mrs. Karl Saell.-who stood by
while Sier husband tut -tho cake,
wore a moat attractive! frock of
cream taffeta with a full skirt nad.
tlht jlttlng Jacketl I g
ei d goldseg.uln trim. ; .
r V- Woo tan dashtnn tn
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A few- others we glimpsed in tho
grand f march ... 4 Mr aad Mm.
George Chaney up from Coq utile
... the Chaneys were here two
years ago for tho legislature 4 . .
Dr. and Mrs. Vernon A. Douglas
Mr and Mrs. William P. Ellis.
tho latter In a nary aad white
checked taffeta frock ... . Mr.
and Mrs. David Wright . ... Wait-
mi a ike entrances ror w. c, a.
Downs were Mrai Downs, am
daughter. Flavin . j 4 Mrs. George
R. K. Moorhead la black and whlto
and giving a flvoiintnuto radio
broadcast . . . Another state f-
clal seen srrivlag . . Treasurer
LesllejScott.
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