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To, Marry
i .Miss Eleanor Swift, popular
bride-elect of Lt Roger K. Put
nam, is announcing Saturday,
April 26, as her wedding day.
Miss Swift is the daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. George H. Swift
and Lt. Putnam is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Rex Putnam. -
The bride's father will per
form the marriage ceremony at
8 o'clock in the evening at St.
Paul's Episcopal church.
The bethothal of Miss Swift
and Lt. Putnam was announced
during the Christmas holidays.
The Spinsters will lose another
young maid as Miss Swift has
been- an active member for sev
eral years. She attended the Uni
versity of Oregon where she was
a member of Gamma Phi Beta
sorority and Kwama.
Lt. Putnam attended the Uni
versity of Oregon, Oregon State
college, and Willamette Law
school. He is now stationed at
Camp Murray.
Twin daughters were born
Wednesday night to Mr. and
Mrs. Ridgley C. Miller at the
Deaconess hospital. The little
girls have been named Kather
ine and Kristine and are the
granddaughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Landon of Portland and
Mr. and Mrs. Claude S. Miller
of Salem. Mrs. Miller is the for
mer Wanda Landon.
Mrs. G. W. Bissell of Portland
has been visiting in Salem this
week with her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Ed
ward Bissell.
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MAX1NE BURclN.
Editor
Joan Ferguson
Is
Honored
Mrs. Curtis Ferguson enter
tained with a lovely birthday
party Saturday afternoon from 2
to' 4 o'clock honoring her daugh
ter, Joan, on her eighth birthday.
The afternoon was spent playing
games.
Refreshments were served to
the following: Joan Lewis, the
honored guest, Mary Mulkey,
Elizabeth Mulkey, Bobby JarveL
Joan Bradle, Johnny B r a d 1 e,
Katherine Van Luven, Chris Van
Luyen, Gwendolyn Childs, Bev
erly Saylor, Gloria Curtis, Ver
gerie Mackey, Josele Mackay,
Diane Ferguson and Denny Al
ley. Special guests were Mrs. C. A.
Lewis, grandmother of Joan,
Mrs. E. Bradle, Mrs. Nellie Fer
guson, Miss Maxine Ferguson
and the hostess, Mrs. Curtis Fer
guson. AAUW Board
Plans April" Tea
Members of the AAUW board '
met on Wednesday night at the
home of Mrs. Chester Luther.
Mrs. Custer Ross, who will be
hostess to the AAUW on April ;
26, attended the meeting and led
a discussion of the pageant to
be given during the meeting.
The April session at the Ross
home will include the pageant,
directed by Mrs. Herbert Rahe,
at 3 o'clock and a tea from 2
t 5.
Mrs. Elmer Berg, president,
reported on the University
Women's war relief fund and
stated that $26,000 has been con- .
tributed, $16,000 of which has
been distributed. A regular
monthly remittance has been
authorized for refugee univer
sity women in Shanghai, to be
administered by the Shanghai -AAUW.
The American Association of
University Women will hold a
state convention at the Multno
mah hotel on April 18 and 19.
Only women speakers are to be
on the program, and they are all
members of the Oregon AAUW.,
- On Friday a banquet will be
held honoring wives of Oregon
college presidents' wives. Mrs.
Bruce Baxter will be among the.
honored women. Salem mem-"
bers going to the convention
should contact Mrs. Waldo Zel
ler. Miss Hickman to
Be May Bride
Announcement has been made
of the engagement and forth
coming marriage of Miss Laura
Lou Hickman, daughter of Mrs.
Clara Hickman, to Mr. Herbert
B. Glaisyer, jr. of Stockton,
Calif., son of Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Glaisyer, sr. of Salem. The wed
ding will be an event of May.
Miss Hickman attended Salem
schools and is now with the state
tax commission. Mr. Glaisyer is
a flying cadet in the United
States air corps and is stationed
at Stockton Field where he will
be graduated from the flying
school on April 26. He also at
tended Salem schools and Ore
gon State college. He is a mem
ber of Phi Delta Theta frater
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CLUB CALENDAR
FRIDAY
Eteri class let Baptist church,
annual Easter banquet at Quelle,
? p .m.
Neighbors of Woodcraft, Fra
ternal temple, 8 pjn.
SATURDAY
District convention of Royal
Neighbors at Woodburn. all day
session, open house in evening.
TC chorus with Mrs. T. W. Da
vies. 7:30 p.m.
MONDAY
Deaconess hospital auxiliary, 2
p.m.
Pro America, Marion hotel,
2:30 p.m.
AAUW Child study group with
Mrs. Roy Lockenour, 1478 Cen
ter street. 7:45 p.m.
Delta Phi mothers meet at
chapter house, 2 p.m.
Deita Delta Delta alumnae with
Mrs. G. Edward Bissell, Cascade
Drive, dessert supper, 7:30 p.m.
Executive board of American
Legion auxiliary, with Mrs. Merle
Travis, 948 Shipping street. 8 p.m.
VFW auxiliary, election. Hall.
8 p.m.
Royal Neighbors of America,
Fraternal temple, 8 p.m.
TUESDAY
Salem Central WCTU at hall,
covered dish meal 8 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
South Circle, 1st Christian
church, with Mrs. E. Wood, 1880
North 18th street.
Salem Central WCTU at hall,
covered dish meal 8 p.m.
East Central circle, 1st Metho
dist church, 1:15 dessert luncheon
with Mrs. A. A. Keene, 426 North.
Winter street.
Sweet Briar club with Mrs. C.
C. Chaffee, Wallace road, 2 p.m.
THURSDAY
Marion county council. Ameri
can Legion auxiliary, Mt. Angel,
8 p.m.
Formal Banquet
For Zonta Meet
The formal banquet to be held
in the mirror room of the Mar
ion hotel Saturday, April 19, is
under the supervision of Miss
Helen Barrett and will be the
outstanding social function of
the spring conference of district
6 Zonta International.
Miss Barrett will preside dur
ing the evening and the pro
gram committee has planned an
interesting program with Dr.
Helen Pearce, past president of
Zonta International, as toastmis
tress. Honorable Charles A.
Sprague will be the speaker and
Josephine Albert Spaulding will
sing, accompanied by Miss Dor
othy Pearce.
Mrs. Phil Brownell, president
of the Salem club will be host
ess at a special table for the pre
sidents of the other clubs, in-
, eluding Mrs. Myrtle Warnica,
Olympia; Miss Claudia Hill, Ta
coma; Mrs. Muriel Kinman, Spo
kane; Mrs. Kathleen Boynton,
Everett; Mrs: Lucile Jean Bux
ton, Corvallis; Miss Janie V.
Smith, Medford; Mrs. Virginia
McCandlislv Seattle; and Mrs.
Frances Hope, Eugene.
Hostesses at each of the other
tables will be Mrs. Ora Mcln-
. tyre, Mrs. Leila Black, Mrs.
Nova Young, Mrs. William Les-
ter Allen, Mrs. Byron B. Her-,
rick, Mrs. C. W. Stacey, Miss
May L. Rauch, Miss Nellie
Schwab, Miss Lillian McDonald
and Miss Helen Yockey.
Assisting Miss Barrett with
arrangements are Mrs. William
Lester Allen, Miss Lillian Mc
Donald, Mrs. Leila Black, and
Mrs. Margaret Rosecrans.
'
The Women of Moose held
their- regular business meeting
.Tuesday night at the Moose
hall. Women of the Moose serv
ing and birthday clubs will have
a joint meeting April 22 at the
home of Mrs. M. W. Ripley, at
495 North 19th street. The next
regular meeting of the group
will be next Tuesday.
STAY'S
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Meeting";;
, Mrs. Brazier " Small opened
her South Church street home
to the Kappa Kappa Gamma
-alumnae Wednesday night As
sisting hostesses were Mrs; Leah
: Hogue, Mrs. j Wallace Wharton
and Miss Doris Enke. ' j
A guest of the alumnae group
for the evening was! .Miss Geral
dine Gilmore, a sophomore mem
ber of Kappa Kappa Gamma at
Oregon State college. Miss Gil
more spoke i informally to the'
group and told of her two years
experience in Italy, Germany
and Finland, She went to a
girls' school in Germany and al
so taught in a middle class Ger
man home. She enjoyed a walk
ing trip through Finland.
Mrs. Kenneth Bailey was
elected president of the alumnae
group for the ensuing year and
her officers will be Mrs. Wallace
Wharton, vice-president; Miss
Mary Ellen Simmons, secretary;
Miss Margaret Wagner, treasur
er; and Mrs.; Leah Hogue, Key
correspondent.
Plans were discussed-for the
Iota province; convention to be
held in Corvallis in May. Dele
gates from the Salem alumnae
will be Miss Betty Ann Thorn
dike and Miss Mary Ellen Sim
mons. After the dessert supper
the group sewed on Bundles for
Britain.
Attending were Miss Geral
dine Gilmore, Mrs. Kenneth
Bailey, Mrs. Helen Webster Bee
lar, Mrs. Robert Drager, Mrs.
Arthur T. Fox, Mrs. Daniel J.
Fry, jr., Mrs. David Eason, Mrs.
Harry U. Miller, Mrs. Brazier
Small, Mrs. - Harvey Quistad,
Mrs. George Rossman, Mrs. Leah
Hogue, Mrs. William Martin,
Mrs. Wallace Foster, Mrs. R.
S. K reason of Dallas, Miss Mary
Ellen Simmons, Miss Mary
Louise Olliver, Miss Betty Ann
Thorndike and Miss Doris Enke.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn II. Wood-,
ry are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a son Thursday
morning at the Salem General
hospital. Mrs. Woodry will be
remembered as Yvonne Smith.
The little boy is the first grand
child of Mr. ; and Mrs. Robert
Mills, Mrs. John W. Hyett and
Mr. F. N. Woodry.
Farewell Party
On Wednesday
Mrs. T. M. Bredahl was host
ess to a group of friends Wed
nesday night honoring Mrs. Ber
nard Teeter on her departure
to Portland.
The evening was spent in
playing games and a buffet
luncheon was served.
Those attending were Mrs.
Bernard Teeter, Miss Delores
Thompson, Miss Mickey Berg,
Miss Gladys Behrens, Miss Rose
Helen Camp, Miss Gladys Sand
ner, Miss Martha Sande, Miss
Louise Gayton, Miss Mary Al
bertson, Mrs. Corrine Olson and
Mrs. T. M. Bredahl.
Miss Margaret Arant left
Wednesday to join her brother-in-law
and sister, Lt. and Mrs.
Lynn Moore, for a short vaca
tion in San Francisco. Miss Ar
ant is employed at the public
utilities commission. On Satur
day Miss Arant attended trie
Alpha Zeta breakfast dance at
Jack and Jill's Tavern in Port
land. She was the guest of Mr.
Carl Ericksen,; a member of the
fraternity. '
;!;'
. Mr, and Mrs. William Leonard
of San Francisco have been the
house guests of Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Campbell this week.
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By DELORES BOLAND
It's About time to make bed
room curtains which do not re
quire overdrapes. Use sheer ma
terial and extend six inches be
low sill. Use wide fringe for
edging and valance. Drape, over
tie-back, from middle of bot
tom edge.
Girl Reserves
Hold Meetings
The Girl Reserves of the YW
CA are busy with club meetings
and making plans for the spring
season.
Tuesday, the Leslie 9th Grade
Girl Reserves gave a program
for the enjoyment of the resi
dents of the Old People's Home,
and presented them with a bas
ket of fruit as an Easter gift.
Presentation of the gifts was
made by Calline Hillman. The
program included a vocal solo
by Donna Unruh, a piano solo
by Marilyn Wyatt, a vocal solo
by Catherine Thompson, a violin
solo by Lauretta Deacon, and a
group of Girl Reserve sopgs by
the club members.
The regular meeting of the Les
lie 9th Grade Girl Reserves was
held at the YWCA on Wednes
day at which time Dr. F. D.
Voight gave a talk and demon
stration of his handicraft hob
bies. Play Presented
At their regular club meeting
at the high school on Monday,
Section III of the High School
Girl Reserves presented an in
teresting play, showing the be
ginning of Younger Girls work
in the YWCA and its growth
through sixty years of work.
Those taking part were: Lois
Robinson, Carmen Campbell,
Veta Smith, Vicki Smothers,
Eileen Teel, Dolores Brown,
Evelyn Jean Dierks, Annabelle
Lambert and Esther Frank. The
group was directed by Mrs. Neil
Brown, advisor.
On Wednesday afternoon, the
high school Girl Reserve cabinet
held its monthly meeting at the
YWCA, with Dorothy Eley;
president, presiding. The princi
pal business was the discussion
of plans for their 60th anniver
sary celebration which takes
place later in the month.
Younger Girls Meet
The business meeting of the
v Young Business and Profession
al Girls club of the YWCA was
held in the association rooms
Monday with Miss Marian
Mitchell presiding. The group
worked on a club constitution
which will be presented for
adoption at a called meeting of
the club, Monday, April 14th.
The election of officers for the
second half of the club year will
be held at the meeting.
The Eteri class of the First
Baptist church will hold its an
nual Easter banquet at the
Quelle tonight at 7 o'clock. Dr.
Weldon Wilson, pastor of the
White Temple of Portland will
be the speaker.
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; ' A Hollywood -Liohs' . auxiliary
' was formally organized 4 Thurs
day when, Mrs. Harty W." Scott,
' state president, and
Jones, state seatary,"" both of
Salem, met with the women at
the home of Mrs. J;j Vinton Scott
on North Capitol street ; . :
Mrs. 'Scott was 'elected presi-
dent of the group, jMrs.' Harold
Gillespie, vicepresiident; MrsI
A. J. Crose, secretajry-treasurer.
The first off icial meeting of the
group will be with ikrs. Gillespie
on Monday, April 2 it The auxili
ary will hold : its meetings the
third Monday of each month.' '
During the afternoon Mrs.,0.
D. Adams sang a group of Eng
lish ballads. The tea table was
centered with a bouquet of tu
lips and stock and j presiding at
the urns were Mrs. Ronald Jones
and Mrs. Harry Scott.
New members 61 the group are
Mrs. J. ; Vinton Scott, Mrs. ' Har
old Gillespie, Mrs. A. J. Crose,
Mrs. Donald Patton, Mrs. A. M.
Church, Mrs. G., M. Slentz, Mrs.
Earl Moo try, Mrs. C. A. Gies,
Mrs. Rhodakowski, Mrs. J. E.
Hall, Mrs. - Ray Stumbo, Mrs.
O. D. Adams, Mrs. S. W. TindalL
Mrs. J. L. Batdoff and Mrs.
Jack Allen.
Attending from
Lions auxiliary we:
the Salem
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Alpha Psi' Delta .
Mothers
"Meet
:v The' Alpha Psi Delta mother?
met at the home of Mrs. Lloyd
Reinholdt .on Saginaw street
-Thursday", afternoon. Hostesses
were Mrs. Roy Hewitt and Mrs.
. &''B.;;Uugnnn. .
Election of officers was held
with t Mrs.' J. L. Staeer named
president, Mrs.lO. A. Macy, vice
president; Mrs M. Putnam, sec
retary; and Mrs. A. . Bartlett,
txeasurer, The (May- meeting will
. be with Mrs. William L. Phil
Lips. - j - - ; '
. During-the afternoon Mrs. El
lis Von Escheni read a paper on
"Geology and Mrs. Gordon Mc
Gilchrist sariga group of Easter
hymns ' -vf '
Attending the meeting were
Mrjg, Gordon jMcGilchrist,' Mrs.
Lloyd Riches, j Mrs. Marie . Von
Eschen, Mrs. p. R. Woodburn,
Mrs. M. Humphrey, Mrs. B. By
.water, Mrs. W. H.. East, Mrs.
XJoyd Reinholdt, Mrs. . A. Bart
let, Mrs. J. L. JStacer, Mrs. O. I.
Paulson, Mrs. A. L. McDowell,
Mrs. -Hoy Hewitt and Mrs. S. B.
Laughlin. V '
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Mrs. Louis Robertson and her
children, Allan and Mrs. Paul
H. Hauser, jr., are spending sev
eral days at Nelscott
;East; Presidents;
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.The Past Presidenta duVf
the Woman's" Relief Ctorpsmet
at the home of MrsI Charles Ray.
Tuesday.for an "allnlay meeting,
A - covered dish luncheon ' wa4
'JaorVed; at 'nocV; ; -v :. : : . l-i
' Tnose present were Mrs. Effie
Dunlap, Mrs.' Sarah Peterson,
Mrs. Mary Ackerman, Mrs. Rose
Voris, Mrs. G. Walker, Mrs. E.
A. Kyle and Mrs; Charles Rayj
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