Okrd Party
Event of
Friday
night was the benefit bridge par-
ty lor which members of the
xuayziower uuua of the Congre
the Congre-
13S2
gational church, were
the Cherry . City
were to play iatag3
Winning prizes were Mrs. L. D
10 well, Mrs. Lloyd Riches and
Mr. RusseU Bonesteele. Mrs. Ma-
bel Powers was in charge of the
musical program which included
a violin solo by Miss Nellie Pear
mine accompanied by Miss Alice
Rose and a vocal number by Mr.
Reid Shelton, h who was accom
panied by Miss Jean Carkin.
A late supper was served by
the committee in . charge. Spring
corsages on a Shamrock centered
each table and were given to the
lady having high " score at the
table. 1 Bouquets and baskets of
forsythia, flowering quince, jon
quisl and daffodils decorated the
hall and serving table.
i Mrs. Egbert S. Oliver, presi
dent of the guild, was 'chairman
of the affair and assisting her
were Mrs. C. K. Logan, Mrs.
Charles. Stricklin, Mrs. Richard
Slater and Mrs. Leslie White
house. Proceeds from the affair
Wilt goi towards the new church
building .fund t i
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DAV Auxiliary
Makes Plains
Women's auxiliary to the Dis
abled American Veterans of the
World War will hold their busi
ness meeting Monday night at 8
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Aman
da Moll en cup, 495 North 21st
. March 14 the auxiliary is spon
soring a seasonal card party at
the Cherry City Baking auditor
ium. Pinochle and 500 will be
in play. Mrs. Milton Steward is
chairman. Assisting her are Mrs.
Elmer Byer, Mrs. Jay Harnsber
ger and Mrs. Elvira Beard. The
public is invited to attend. Funds
derived from the affair will be
turned over to the rehabilitation
committee.
Seen
I Amundsen, secretary; Mrs. Anita
By JERYME ENGLISH day. . . Mrs. George R. Kj Moor- Edwards, assistant secretary; Mrs.
wirinr Wrni ..v ad, who was busy talkirig about Kenneth Graber, missions vice
w SiT VjJfY7 ISh th: coming bills, wearing 4 spring president; and Mrs. Edwin Lind-
SSS' iSSt SSiSSf At plaid suit m tw Shades 1f bg, corresponding secretary,
used many a conmeaV. . At navy blue accessories, a bright Mrs. will Stoddard led the de
Mrs. Wuham Busicks luncheons blufe felt hat and blouse. 4 . Mrs. votion on th. wom. Talks nn
guests were seated at alarge
table. . .A green organdy cloth
over squares of pink, yellow,
green and orchid, sewed together
-". '
Dow ,'v.in we center a rencn McCully in deft blue with taatch
bouquet of iris, freesias, forget- jng hat trimmed in dubomiet, sit-
me-nots and sweet peas. . . On
either side, three small nosegays
with pink, yellow and blue frills
n crystal vases. ...
Senator P. J. Stadelman of The
Dalles was host at his annual leg-
islative dinner dance on Tuesday
in the Mirror Room of the Mar-
ion hotel. . . The large serving
table was most attractive. ... In
the center a lake encircled with
yellow, pink and purple crocuses,
violets, iris and several figurines
tvnvWino h At nnp nrt
' '
a tree arrangement of plum bios-
soma and azaleas. . . . Sprays of
decorated the supper tables and
pastel candies cast a soft glow
over the room.
Stunning was Marion Ander
son's concert gown which she wore
on Tuesday at her Portland con
cert. i. It was of white lame fa-
shioned with a train, . . the two
trapes which extended to the floor
in front and the long sleeves were
edged in fox; and tips of black
fur. . ; . At the neckline a gor
geous diamond broach. . . An am
ber light shown on the singer the
entire concert; and she very regal
VCi'
as she took her curtain calls and
walked off the stage.
I'M back from trips through the
southern, states are Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Lachmund and Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Lamport. . . The Lach
munds were Joined in Miamwby
the Lamperts, . . Enroute home
the Lamports stopped in New. Or
leans for the Mardi Gras. . .'It
rained, -or rather poured, almost
every day the Lachmunds were in
On one of the days- It didn't , rain
Anita with a capacity crowd. .. .. GainWe; H. Pickett an Mrs byth?!af. c-
apd in their adjoining box was . the blind under, direction of Frank
Fred Astaire. .. "Omelet" came In I Sanders. !
that day on a I very muddy turf. J Hostesses for the afternoon
. Rev- George IL Swift wiUispeak will include Mrs. E. ; Boehmke,
rr MUST BE SPRING. . . with over KSLM Monday at 9:30; p. m. Mrs. Rex Cain.S Mrs. S. M. Whit
election of officers, informal teas under the auspices of the Amen- ney and Mrs. W. J. Hagedorn.
and-luncheons, the basketball fan Legion auxdiary m itsjregu- j,:
tournament this week and these .22?' The Woman Missionary meet
lovely sunny mornings gardening will speak fn Ser- Qf Flrst p
is in order. . :. Mrs. Lowell Kern vke of toe American gior( aux- church wiU held Wednesday
has been receiving congratulations ry." Mrs Walter Spauldfng is aftemoon at 2 at
on her presidency to the Salem chairman of the community ser- church Mrs. Dorothy Cassellius,
General hospital auxiliary. . . In vice committee for Capitof unit a member of he Salem
the florist shop was Mrs. Grover PlannmR with members of nb staif revIeW Ma.
C Bellinger in a smart navy blue
menM wSth fiHrl rvt nnH nW
blue sailor felt hat with veil and
a touch of pmk felt for color. . .
Bobbe Shumi and Sybil Spears
busily engaged making arrange-
toents for the Spinster dance on
March 21. . . Mrs. William Dash-
ney chic in a military outfit. . . a Mrs T q Russen Mrs. Russell cin Wars, auxiliary, - and i Mrs.
beige silk jersey dress. with gold catlih. 'Mrs. Harry Belt, Mrs. Alma :Fierst of SUvertda! will
buttons, a navy flannel o r i o aiarles j LIrs R Hen- make offidal visit to the meet
jacket with military emblem on nC!dy ? . . mg of Marion auxiliary Monday
the sleeve and brass buttons and . ! 1- at the Veterans of Foreign Wars
a navy beret tipped to one side. . - The Marion-Polk county laedl- hall. Mra Ward Wolfe, president
Mrs. Harry Worth in a small cal auxiliary will meet for dinner "of district No. j-4, will assist in
brown hat with pink bird feathers, on Tuesday night at 6:30 o'clock 'the annual inspection. r
. . . Mrs. Lynn Heise,-chairman of at the home of Mrs.' Wihard t . - r ; ; 1
Beta Sigma Phi fashion bridge, in Thompson on State' streets. As- Miss Kuih Peck will entertain
a!) black, skunk, chubby and sis ting hostesses will be Mrs. Wil- members of the St. Cecelia Guild
matching fur trimmed hat. liam L. Lidbeck and Mrs. H. J. of St. Paul's j Episcopal church
Clements. Mr. Frederick Eley swill Tuesday night at her home on D
tTCClFSZS at the legislature one talk on the "Ten Year Plan.wi street. i
CHURCH
Celebration -at
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Hobby Show
Appropriate to the celebration of the 100th birthday of the
Methodist church, which is being held this month, will I be
uvs uuq.ue anu iiuouy auuw suieuuiea lor marcn irom o uniu
12 o'clock. I!
The show which "wfll be on
free and every one interested is
;
OFFICE HOLDER 4 Mrs.
Effie Dianlap serves as pres
ident for three Salem jorgan
izations, the Woman' Bible
class of the First Methodist
chtirch, the past presidents'
club of the Woman's Relief
corps and the West (fjeritral
circle of First church. (She is.
also an active member of
the auxiliary to the Sons of
Union Veterans an4 the
American War Mothers.
(Photo by Kennill-Eilis)?
and Heard
Harry V. Collins dashing in a
black outfit with. black too;ue and
two scarlet red bird feathers and
red gloves. . . over her sfioulder
a uxuivn lur piece. . . iwija. juui
ting with her father, Mr. John D.
McCully. . . .Two lookirig very
smart. . . Mrs. George Alexander
and Mrs. James J. Parjton in
black. . . the latter in clever
black hat with a veil tyin in the
back and extending to th waist
ana gardenias pinnea o ner
shoulder. . . Mrs. J. A. Felilerand
Mrs- S. H. Probert. . . Mrs. M.
Wilson Savage with daughter,
Mrs Manfred Olson, who ( leaves
week to live in Medffrd. . .
Mrs. Harry H. Belt in soldier blue
j .tt-
"l""ts l"1 uai1' ""s
wun Auan trson, tne rep-
Mre, kf T T Li
rlS
Entertains
Mrs. W. L. Lewis was hostess
to members of the Friendly Fifty
class of the Jason Lee church on
a
lav afternoon. An hahdker-
chief oweT honored Mrsj Carl
G, teacher, on her! birth-
Gies, the teacher, on her birth
day. Refreshments were Iserved
late in the afternoon. f
Attending were Mrs. J W. J.
Bates. Mrs. Fred Barker. Mrs. W.
, UA-
Mrs. 1. 1 Hochstettler, Mrs. Charles
T
seph Klinger, Mrs. James Clark,
Mrs. Alfred-Vick, Mrs. A. A. An
derson, Mrs. Marie Putnam, Mrs.
Minnie Van Slyke, Mrs(arr"L.
Gies, -Mrs. Georgia Savagf, Mrs.
P. Sunderlin, Mrs. Harry dillette.
Mrs. Elva Duncan, Mrs. Charles
T - n,rn .7.uJv M;..
met White, Mrs. Loujk' Lor-
uit TtTi R T .4 vol v "M-rti Crnnt
Kennedy Mrs. Adolph Kiitleson,
ntr UU1U' BCVClt" itt""
Of XniS monm.
Jmslor Gaiid of SL pznlB
vpiscopal church will meet I for a
l Oclock luncheon m the Parish
haU on esday afternoon. Mrs.
v G shipley heads the hostess
J Klv!n, v. fiT-
The
Om'rrh"
the main floor of the church; is
invited to come.
One sectioni will be devoted to
souvenirs of j foreign countries,
there will be j pottery, koa-wbrk
articles, polished stones, wood In
laid pictures, chenile doilies, Mex
ican things, ivood block prints,
glassware, travel souvenirs, and
Collections ytiJl play an Impor
tant , part in the displays. Among
the collections will be some! of
swords, cartridges, pigs, violkns,
bridle rosettes, beads, bells, salt
and pepper shakers, buttons, dolls,
dogs, blue ' glass, elephants and
cups and saucers. There wills be
one collection ; of birds' eggs and
another of ; arrowheads.
A puppet show will be giyen
during the evening. There will be
a demonstration of bird imita
tions by a cnild of 12, and; an
exhibition of clay modeling, j
The junior department will be
located in the. fireplace room.;
Committee for the antique Sand
hobby show is: Dr. F.; D. Voigt,
Mrs. J. A. Mills, Mrs. E. T4 B.
Hill, Mr.- Gordon Carl, Dr. Daniel
Schulz, Miss Mildred Yetterj D.
V. D. Bain and Mrs. George Kelly.
Florence Vail
Group Meets
The Florence Vail Missionary
society met Friday afternooii at
the Calvary Baptist church for a
dessert luncheon. Saint Patrick's
decorations j we r e used on the
tables. Mrs. Amo Weniger was
assisted in serving by Mrs. George
Rhoten, Mrs. Fred Lehman I and
Mrs. H. E. Harder. I
The business meeting included
election of th4 following officers
for the coming year; Mrs. Jack
Billiter, president; Miss Mina
Gile, vice president; Mrs. George
the different phases of "Christian
stewardship" were made by Mrs.
Kinley Adams Mrs Knaffle
Pickens, Mrs. Edwin Lindburg,
Mrs. George FJford and Mrs. Jack
Billiter.
WQPC f!rni 1t-n "A-i "1 1
Viut YVjiii
Meet Wednesday
" y-'I
The Women's Society of Cbris-
tjan Service of First .Methodist
church will meet Wednesday at 2
o'clock in the Carrier room. Af
ter the business meeting Mrs. C.
F. Wilson will lead the devotions.
For the program Mrs. V. D.
Bain and Mrs. E. T. B. Hill will
sing "The Whole Wide World for
""'6
jesus Mrs. John Carkin will
bring a report rom the Oregon
Conference Educational Board.
Miss Ruth Field will tell of her
work in India, and Miss Elizabeth
Carlyle will speak on her !hos
pital work in China.
The tea and social hour are in
charge of South Central circle.
The centennial idea in foodi and
"
ana assisting Will
wear
dresses thatiperiod.
Mrs- 1-eona- Uohnso:
Johnson, Mrs. B.
E. Sisson and Mrs. F. E. Simmons
are in charge of the tea tabid. All
ladies of the church are invited
xo attend.
LUtherOHlS t.O Meet
At Church
The Ladies jpuild of the Am
erican Lutheran church! will
meet on Wednesday afternoon at
2 o'clock in- tile church parlors,
with Mrs. George Fake presid-
. P. W.Ericksen wiUg lead
the devotional? and Mrs. 1L J.
s"f will hye charge o the
dame Chiang Kai Shek." The hos
tess .chairman. s, Mrs. John! An
derson and the devotions will be
led by Mrs. VT R. Dallas. : j
; Sirs. Ethel ,Keckr' senior ) vice
president of the Veterans of ; For
OSIXSOir STATESMAN. Salaia.
Class Meets at ;
Remington's :i
The Quest class of the First
Evangelical church met Monday
at the home of Mrs. Fred Reming
ton. Mrs. Wilson Launer had
were the teacher', Miss Bier,: Mrs.,
charge of the games for the eve
ning. . . : - - :, -
Those present for the evening
Grayce Behrens, Mrs. John Cage,
Mrs. Ida Eggler, Mrs. Willrina
Gleason, Mrs. Leona Kleman, Mrs.
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SPRING SHOES for-
GROWING GIRLS
Spring's most crowning fashion triumphs . . . lifted to new
heights of styling for sport and dress, and brought to you at a
fraction of their true value! Don't ivait, come in to Miller's com'
plete shoe department on the main floor Monday.
Saddle Oxford
Still "Miss America's" favorite . . .
white, with brown saddle. This shoe
also in little girl sizes.
$2.45 to $3.95
Play Shoes
Style smart, comfortable, good look
ing . , Wedgies, Spring Heels. Plat
form Soles, new creations in all the
new colors.
$2.45 to $4.95
CHILDREN'S SHOES NOW ON MAIN FLOOR
Dress Your Children Up This Spring in New, Smart Shoes 'if.
Baby Shoe Sizes Brother and Sister Sizes
Sa.65 :-:$2J5i$S-J5;-j
3m WMs.SSsA
UmsZ
Oregon. Sunday Morning. March 9 1941
Violet Tjimkin, Mrs. Joy Lofftus,
Mrs. Leona Mlschl:e, Mrs. Verna
Biggs, Mrs. Helen S im, Mrs. Esther
Peters and the hostesses, Mrs,
.lone Launer and, Mrs. Gladys
Remington.' . '
' v " -' " ' . '"" 1 r - i
Mrs, Richard Smart, Mrs. Frank
. Martin and Mrs.' Clifford Pier
point ; will entertain , the Laurel
: Guild at the Knight Memorial
church Wednesday night at 7:30
. o'clock at the former's home on
North 23rd street.
'The Loafer"
The "hit" of 1941 ... the shoe that
all girls love, comfortable, smart look
ing, all new shades.
$3.95 ,,44.95
Style Shoes
Smart Misses type shoes in black,
blue, brown and white saddle, in fact
all 1941 Spring shades.
$3.95and$4.95
LH
SALQM , ORQGON
SHOE DEPARTMENT ON MAIN
The annual "open garden is
being held today and next Sunday
at "Gibson's Retreat" nea Logs
den. The V, L. Gibsons are invit
ing all friends interestedUo see
the daffodils in bloom. . .
. The Salem Eebekah lodge met
in regular session Monday night
with Mrs. Dorothy Hauge presid
ing. Miss Myrtle McClay was ap
pointed chairman of the birthday
committeefor March. Next Mon
day there will be initiation. -
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ANiSrOUNGEMEHT!
Jacqueline Cochran
Line of fine beauty aids will be shown A Miller's
all this week. A complete treatment line as well .
as all the essential makeup aids. - -
Marguerita
. . will assist you in
you expert , advice on how to keep and maintain
a. perfect ; complexion. Miss Waggoner comes
directly from the Jacqueline Cochran laBoratories
in New York City and" will be in the cosmetics
sections all this week. .
MILL
Finest
Silk
Hosiery
Only Once Each Year a
Sale of
Belle - Sharmeer
STOCKINGS!
1500 Pairs - One Week
84c98cil08
Only once ach.year do we place all our Belle-Sharmeer
stockings on general sale at deep-cut pricesi Your fa
vorite weights, your favorite spring shades in all sizes
and leg lengthsl , ' . -, - . " '
Select a whole wardrobe of fine : stockings now while
you can "save lots of money! .
MILLERS
Waggoner
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your selections and give
EES
Mr