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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1941)
Dance Will Follow Willamette university students are busy practicing for Freshman Glee this week, one of the high lights of campus activities for the year. . A number of alumni and out-of-town guests are expected to arrive in - the caoital this week end for the .affair. .Members of the student body are arranging an informal 'dance td follow the glee with members of the victorious class celebrat ing at the affair. . ;The dance will be held in the Armory with Dale Easley and his orchestra from Portland playing for the affair. Alumni, faculty, students and, guests are Invited to attend the dance. Patrons and patronesses will be Dr. and Mrs. & Franklin Thomp son, Professor 'and. Mrs. Robert Wilson, Professor and Mrs. Mau rice Brennan and Coach and Mrs. Boy S. Keene. ; Miss Mary Head, student body vice-president, is making ar rangements for the dance. Viola Jacobsen Honor Guest Mr. and Mrs. Axel Jacobsen gave a surprise party at their home on North Capitol street in honor of their daughter. Miss Viola Jacobsen, who celebrated her sixteenth birthday, Monday night. The St Patrick motif was car ried out in the table decorations, and the refreshments. -The eve ning was spent dancing and later in the' evening refreshments were served. Place cards and favors were placed for Verletta Jacobsen. Jean Justrom, Donna Donnell. Bernice Weir, Marilyn Caretto, Alma Yan, tis, Dorothy Cady, Ann Locke wood, Bob Loreny, Frank Whitte more, Rex Hardy, Bud Richey, Bill Stortz, Bob Schlegel, Bob Barber, Lawrence Moorman, Joe Bowersox and the hostess, Viola Jacobsen. By DOLORES BO LAND It's About Time to use some of the material from your dinner dress to make a skull cap. and scarf. Sew three-inch fringe around square scarf and pin one end of it to the cap. . Wear as sljown. ' Chest OIOS To PeBcvB Misery Rub on Genuine VlCKS VAPORUD Si Unl) LA I i r ' i7) " ' ; ' ''JSTi ( "r if mB m lv 'Vv . txendr fragrances '; I"'11 P: ck-aSal- ld 7:fV South Cologne recapture 1 t ' V f i the coquetry of Southern VM'm Btttk k . A belles; the jromancc of : J 1 ? I n mosf-filteretl moonlight. . J - J 4TneDecanteijug,ahand- ' X M blown rrpM of imported 4 Jm ( -S - ' KJ Uj J Waterford gtass 1 1.75. I " ' fy The Violin pottle, a del- 1 S cacly mold?d replica of V oWAmericanJglassware I SI. Two encliandng bou- J queB -Woodland Spice ;-. lZmm and Plantatio 1 Garden. WJRLETTS WJCLETTS Caoital Drug Store SF MAXINE BUKciN Ed if or j CLUB CALENDAR Thursday Willamette University Facul ty club with Mrs. Wf. E. Kirk, 965 Court street, 2:30 p, m. PLE and F club with Miss Daisy Hay den, 93p Imperial Drive, 8 p.m. Public Affairs corkmittea of YWCA meet at YW, 0 a. m. Liberty Women's cliib 2 p.m. with Mrs. L. D. Walker, flower exchange. Barbara Frietchie social meeting with Mrs. Sarah Cut ler, 2270 Maple avenue, 8 p.m. Grant school PTA, 7:30 at schooL Miss Ruth Seabury in lec ture at Knight Memorial church 2:30 p. m. All women invited. Woman's council bf First Christian church meet at church parlor 2 p. rA. Hayesville Womp n's club with Mrs. Chester DoolitUe, 2 p. m. Hayesville -Juniorf Woman's club with Mrs. J. Wj. Kennedy, 7:30 p. m. Agnes Booth, speaker. FL club with ftfrs. . Homer Staffler, 720 Rosemont street, 8 p.m. Fidelis Class, l&t Baptist church with Mrs. ijlary Long, 110 ui vision siretfi, i. t.ni.. Friday Woman's auxiliary of St Paul's church meet at parish house, 1 p. m., cdvered dish luncheon. j Neighbors of Woodcraft meet at Fraternal temple,! 8 p. m. Ann Judson circle of First Baptist church meef with Mrs. Irving A. Fox, 549 North Lib erty street, 7:30 p. m. Dakota ladies clu& with Mrs. W. E. DeLong, 1996 $outh Com mercial street. Degree of Honor, KP halL 8 p.m. Sigma Tau mothers with Mrs. Daniel Schulze, deisert lunch eon, 1:15 p.m. Cootie club dance at VFW hall, 9 p.m. -Monday VFW -auxiliary, I box social at hall. Leslie PTA jitfiey dinner, program and meetiiig at school, 6 to 7:30 pjn. j j Ann Judsor Group to Elect j The Ann Judsoa Missionary society of the frrst Baptist church will meet pjriday at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Irving A. Fox. j There will be election of of ficers and opening pf spring gift boxes. 1 Mrs. F. A. Stankey will lead devotions. Mrs. Thomas MacDon ald from New York will be the guest speaker. Mrs. Jack Gibson:, Mrs. Albert Ramseyer and Mrs P. D. Van Ausdell are the assistant hostesses. SOCIETY Ml SIC TWIIMIF m mm v uvmu 1 1 J Friendship Night Observed 1 The members of Chadwick Chapter Orderf of the Eastern Star were hosts to members from other Chapters! from over the State at their j regular meeting Tuesday night gin celebration of "Friendship" night. The worthy matron, Mrs. Harold F. Phillippe, welcomed the guests. Mabel Set tlemier, past wbrthy Grand Ma tron, and Mr. jklilton L. Meyers and Mr. Rex Davis, Past Grand Patrons were special guests. Mrs. Alice Robinsonl Grand Ruth and Phil Schweizerf member of the Budget Commitee and Maxine Hill, member of the International Temple committee were repre sentatives from! the Grani chap ter. I Worthy matrons were present from twenty sijf chapters of Ore gon and worthy patrons from fourteen chaptejrs. Guests from tfie following chap ters completed I the list present: Waverly, Victory, Friendship, Minerva, Rose ICity and Sunny side all from Portland; Multno mah, TroutdaleThe Dalles, Sher wood, McMinville, Woodburn, Gervais, Turnef, Mill City, Jef ferson, Albany! Dallas, Corvallis, Independence, $ilverton and Os wego. I Out of the ftate guests came from Albuquerfue, New Mexico and St. Paul, Rfinnesota. Talks were liven by various guests under g6od of the Order. Mr. J. W. Mcfcre of Evergreen Chapter, WoodbWn presented the worthy matron jjwith a gavel. At the closfe, a program of music was givea by Miss Carolyn Brown and Mis Connie Cartmill, accompanied bjl Miss Gladys Ed gar. 1 Refreshments! were served and were in charge of Mrs. Lloyd Reinholdt and her committee. prncr Court & jm mm KM s Paramount Bride-Elect Guest at Party Miss Helen Boardman, popular April bride-elect will be the honor guest at a delightful party Friday night when Miss Bobbe Beckner and Miss Lois Coomler entertain at their apartment at the Palace Court. The evening will be spent in formally and a late supper will be. served by the' hostesses. A shower will fete the bride-to-be during the evening. Bouquets of spring flowers will provide the decorative note about the guest rooms. Honoring Miss Boardman will be Mrs. George Koch of Portland, Mrs. Vera LaDue, Mrs. B. C Har rison, Mrs. Floyd Waltz, Miss El len Garnero, Miss Mary Becker, Miss Inabelle Creech, Miss Vera Coward, Miss Beckner and Miss Coomler. Laymen s Group Hears Speaker Best turnout to date since formation of the Leslie Methodist Laymen's association was present Tuesday night at Leslie Methodist church to hear Superintendent of Salem Schools Frank Bennett talk on "Bringing the People out of Bondage." Illustrating his talk, with numerous personal experi ences from many years spent in school and church activity, Mr. Bennett emphasized the need for a more energetic religious pro gram in the home and a keener awareness by the American peo ple . of the hard-won privileges and rights without which a demo cracy cannot exist. Entertainment was furnished by Albert Castillo, 15-year-old Sa lem high school violinist and member of the Salem Philhar monic Orchestra. A short talk was given by Mr. Ronald Ruddi man, Boy Scout executive, on "The Scouting program in Your Church." Special guests were Mr. Donald Davis and Mr. Walter Beck. Next meeting will be held at the church on April 22. Mr. Bill McCammon. son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McCammon of The Dalles, was in Salem last week for the state basketball tour nament and was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Carson. The Cars ons returned home with Mr. McCammon on Saturday for the weekend. Liberty, - r r A, (1 GUEST SPEAKER Mr. George Wistling, vice-president of the Northwestern Pow er and Light company of Port land, who will speak at the annual Marion county chapter, American Red Cross dinner to night at the Marion hotel at 6:30 o'clock. Mrs. Glenn Pax son heads the committee in charge of arrangements. Judge George Rossman will preside at the dinner. Choir Feted at Cole Home Members of the choir of the First Christian Church enjoyed an informal evening at the Curtis C. Cole home on North Summer street on Monday. Games and decorations were carried out- in St. Patrick trend. Candles, white daffodils and spirea were used in effective arrangement. Buffet lunch was served late in the eve ning. Assisting the hostess was Mrs. G. E. Benedict. Those in attendance were: Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Kearns, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Benedict, Mr. and Mrs. Guy L. Drill, David Leek, Mrs. C. E. Bowen, Mrs. C. E. Phillips, Mrs. Hollis Caplinger, Misses Del von Long, Orra Mahany, Ann Hendrickson, Geneva Heath. Ber nice Caplinger, Mrs. Lola M. Dumas, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis C. Cole and daughter, Carol. Mr. Charles E. Warner and his daughter. Miss Margaret Wagner, have returned home from a trip to Monroe,. Everett and Olympia, Wash. Miss Wagner visited with Lt. and Mrs. Howard Adams in Olympia. Shoe Miss Ames Is Honor V Guest - Mrs. Thomas Allport entertain ed informally last night in honor of Miss Wula Ames, who will b married to Mr. Howard FJsman on April 17. , The hostess was assisted by Mrs. J. A. Sholseth at the supper hour. The guest list included: Miss: Ames, Mrs, Lyle Ertsgaard, Mrs. William Brietzk. Mrs. Bv Po- ten, Mrs. E. A. Rhoten, Miss Ar line Sholseth, Mrs. J. A. Snojseth. Mrs. Pearl Ames, Miss,. Berna Ames, Mrs.- Maurice Brassfield, Mrs. B. A. Kolbe, Mrs. L. J. Stewart and Mrs. Thomas All port. Hostesses Fete Mrs; Beaver Mrs. Rollin Beaver was the honor guest at a shower given last week by Mrs. Ervin Kron and Mrs. Fannie Douglas at the home of the former on South 23rd St. The theme of St Patrick's day was used in the decorations and refreshments. Miss Margaret Simms sang a group of numbers for the pleasure of the guests. Those bidden to honor Mrs. Beaver were Mrs. Desmond Fulp of Waldport, Mrs. Clinton Phil lips of Yachats, Mrs. Russell Beutler, Mrs. Glen Russell, Miss Lois Fellows, Mrs. Noel- Caven der. Miss Ruth Stover, Mrs. Lois Beck, Mrs. Elizabeth Boylan, Miss Ruth Brandon, Miss Torhild Branti, Miss Evelyn Carpenter, Miss Mabel Dotson, Mrs. Marie Elkins, Mrs. Florence Emerson, Miss Gladys Humphrey, Mrs. Cloydine Loveall, Mrs. Elma Mc Allister, Mrs. Evelyn McKinlay, Miss Doris Neptune, Mrs. Mary Noland, Mrs. Martha Pinson, Miss Lois Reed, Miss Jenette Roberts, Mrs. Albert Ross, Mrs. Catherine Simms, Miss Margaret Simms, Mrs. Grace Thompson, Miss Con stance Weinman, Miss Etta White, Mrs. Willma Wright and the hostesses Mrs. Kron and 1 Mrs. Douglas. The Past Matrons association, OES will meet for dinner at the Golden Pheasant Friday night at 6:45 o'clock. Hostesses will be Mrs. Paul H. Hauser, sr., Mrs. F. N. Derby, Mrs. F. W. Settlemier, Mrs. Rachel Allen and- Mrs. C. L. Blodgett. Salem, Oregon Store if. ' . '-'' !"., ' m ' ' - - , : .. IT'S SPFIJMG. AT The Store for FashionsI 'i i i5 Well-made, newest-styled, selected by our buyer from the pick of the New York fashions . . that in a nutshell is the fashion story, at Milgrim's for Spring! When you've seen our; gorgeous window displays of jhe latest in ) " Fur-trimmed Costume Suits, Coats and Dresses . at Spring Opening tonight . . . youll be convinced that, more than ever, Milgrim's of Salem Is the Store for FashionsI MIL GRIM of Salem 409415 COURT , ST. ' i '-4 cm4m T ibKr Sts-i Phone 3118 VUHIC
