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BRIDAL PARTY snapped after the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Roberts (Phyllis
Saunders), pictured on the right, on Sunday, April 6. at St. Paul's Episcopal church. At
tending the couple were Mr. Mike Balcovik and Mrs. Lester Carter, whp are on the
left. A reception was held at the Grover Hillman home. (Statesman photo.)
bot't look
. but . . . it's a bit hard on us older girls
to Realize that times have changed. We still
like the days when we could find standing
room for Old Fred and the surrey any place
on State street and there was always shoul
der room for him at Bush's bank watering
trough. Now the only way to find a parking
place is to shove in ahead of someone else
when a car moves out
Then too . . . speaking of parking
places . . . when young friends of Jeanne
Busick sit around the table after a party,
they write their names right on the table
cloth, and indulgent Mother Busick later em
broiders the names so they are permanently
parked.
We saw 'em first . . . Ever notice how
many artists we've heard in Salem are do
Kiwanis Men Will Honor Their Wives
At a Banquet on Tuesday Night 1
Wives of Kiwanis club mem
bers will be the honor guests at
a ladies night banquet on Tues
day in the Mirror Room of the
Marion hotel. The affair is in
the nature of a kick-off banquet
to precede the Northwest con
vention to be held in Salem this
summer. This will be one of the
first major conventions to be
held 'in the capital.
A division Kiwanis conference
will be held in the afternoon
with Judge Arlie Walker of Mc
Minnville, lieutenant governor
for this division, presiding. Out-of-town
guests and their wives
will be present for the banquet.
Mr. Walter Ertckson will pre
side as toastmaster and an in
formal program will be present
ed during the evening. Mr. Var
ney E. Kuhn is president of the
Kiwanis club.
A girls novelty group from
the Meisinger Studio will give a
number of musical selections.
The MacDowell club sextet will
" sing and the Willamette univer
sity string quartet will play dur
ing the evening. Mr. Arthur
Corey of Tacoma, governor of
this district, including Oregon,
Washington, Idaho and British
Columbia, will show motion
pictures of the West Indies. Sev
eral entertainment acts from
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ing big things in a concert way in the east?
Looking through a recent copy of Musical
America I find: Julius Huhn pictured with
his wife (he sang here three j years ago in
the community concert serie$). Young Eu
gene List who came that same year is in
the issue. The next year's series included
Rose Bampton (who is pictured practically
every month in some metropolitan role).
Igor Gorin of the next years series and
Dalies Frantz are in the issue. This year's
of course are there, Richard Crooks, and
Iturbl. and young Anatol Kajminsky. Mind
you, all pictured in "This issue, and there's
a whole I page devoted to next year's offer
ing, the Ballet Russe. j .
Debby, the family' 2-year-old sage, says,
"I like the skins on the ice cream cones."
Maxine Buren
Portland will be presented;
Arranging the banquet are
Mr. Chris Seely, Mr. ; Fred
Klaus, Mr. Frank Doerfler, Mr.
Walter Erickson. Mr. William
Schlitt and Mr, Mauriee 1 Bren
nan. The Delta Delta Delta alum
nae will meet with Mrs. G.
Edward Bissell Monday njght at
her Cascade Drive home for a
7:30 o'clock dessert supper. As
sisting hostesses will be Miss
Ruth Starrett, Miss Bertha
Kohlhagen, Miss Zelma Busch
and Mrs. Donovan Kelly. Alum
nae are asked to bring the
squares they have knitted for
Bundles for Britain.
Friends of Mrs. Prince W.
Byrd will be interested to learn
that she has gone to Neskowin
where she plans to live per
manently. In June she will be
joined by her daughter, Betty,
who has been attending the
University of Arizona at Tucson.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Becker
(Marjorie Marcus) of Portland
are spending the weekend in
Salem as the guests of her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Cooley.
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Convention
In Portland
This Week
Attracting much interest in
Portland this coming weekend
will be the seventeenth annual
conference ofj the Oregon divi
sion, Americian Association of
University Women. Headquar
ters will be iat the Multnomah
hotel on Friday and Saturday.
The theme of the convention
will be "Interpreting the Work
of AAUW in( Building a Total
Defense Program."
Miss Beryl Holt of Salem,
state president, will preside at
the sessions j and other Salem
women who ire state committee
chairmen and ' will have a part
in the two ddy program are Mrs.
Milo Rasmusen, chairman of
creative arts; Mrs. j. A. Jel
derks, fellowship; Mrs. Earl
Stewart, radio.
Sessions wll open Friday aft
ernoon and will be preceded by
an informal' luncheon in the
Rose Room kt noon with regis
tration in the morning. Mrs.
Victor Burke, director of the
North Pacific section, AAUW
will be the j speaker at the di
rector's luncheon. In the after
noon Mrs. Elmer O. Berg, presi
dent of the i Salem branch, will
speak on "Fellowship High-
lights.;'
A tea at the home of Mrs. E.
C. Sammon$, 2835 S. E. Tal
man street, will be held Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock for the
visiting delegates. A banquet in
the Arabian- Room will follow
the tea at 7 o'clock. Mrs. Fred
erick Kiehle, president of the
Portland branch, will preside
and the toastmistress will be Dr.
Beatrice Aitichison of the Uni
versity of Oregon. Dr. Helen
Pearce of the English depart
ment of Willamette university
will be one !of the speakers and
her topic will be "Book and
Badge." Tie Salem branch
AAUW has asked Mrs. Bruce R.
Baxter to b their guest at the
dinner. j
After the banquet a reception
honoring wives of college presi
dents and deans of women of
Oregon will be held. The guests
will be Mrsi. Frederick Hunter,
wife of Chancellor Hunter, Mrs.
Donald Erbj
University of Ore-
gon; Mrs
J. Hudson Ballard,
Oregon Stated college; Mrs. Bruce
R. Baxter, j Willamette univer
sity; Mrs. Bexter Keezer, Reed
college; Mrp. William Graham
Everson, Lihfield; Mrs. Walter
Giersbach, pacific; and the fol
lowing deans of women, Mrs.
Hazel ScheWering; Mrs. Kate
Jameson, Mjiss Olive M. Dahl,
Miss Lucille Benson and Miss
Margaret Morgan.
Business sessions will open
Saturday morning at 8 o'clock
and officer to be elected are
vice-president, secretary and
treasurer. Miss Holt serves as
president fdr a three year term
and is now completing her sec
ond year, j
A one opock luncheon will
close the two-day convention on
Saturday at the Waverly Coun
try club. One of the speakers
will be Madame Silwing ' Au,
wife of the Chinese consul, who
is a graduate of the University
of Chicago! and a member of
the Portland AAUW.
' All members : of the Salem
AAUW branch are invited to at
tend any ojf the sessions, lunch-
, eons or dinner. ; Those planning
to attend are asked to contact
Mrs. Waldo Zeller. t
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Two Dances Coming Up
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Together They'd Make a County Fair
Overalls and ' gingham gowns
will be in order! on Friday; April
25, when members ot ; the Lions
auxiliary entertain at j St. Jo
seph's , hall with their annual
benefit barn dance. I
Mrs. ' Jack Putnam and , her
committee are in charge of the
dance. Assisting will be Mrs.
Jacob Hubbard, Mrs. Roy Stew
art, Mrs. Oscar Olson and Mrs.
William Newmyer. j- ;
Prizes will be awarded for
costumes, so there will be ample
variety in the i garb of hostess
esses and guests. An amateur
program is being arranged for
the intermission period. After
dancing, supper will be served.
The affair is open to all Lions
and their friends. All members
of the auxiliary have tickets to
sell. ;
Woman's Club in
Session :
The Pan-American study group
of the Salem Woman's club pre
sented a portion of the day's pro
gram when the organization met
at the clubhouse on Saturday
afternoon. The program, in the
form of a playlet, was in charge
of Mrs. Clifton Mudd, with Miss
Eula McCully, Mrs. George Lew
is, Mrs. George Ailing, Mrs. Os
car Cutler, Mrs. A. L. Skewis
and Miss Antoinette White tak
ing part.
Cecil Sargeant, a high school
student, read ' several original
poems, Miss Kathleen Broer, ac
companied by her mother, Mrs.
Fred Broer, played violin solos,
and Mrs. Robert Budrow gave a
demonstration of Braille writing
by slate and by using the new
writer in possession of the Red
Cross.
Delegates elected to the Mar
ion County Federation meeting
to be held in Salem April 25 are
Mrs. Glenn Paxson, Mrs. Estill
Brunk, Mrs.! I. M. Schannep,
Mrs. C. C. Geer, Mrs. A. L.
Skewis.
Curing the tea hour; Mr6. H. V.
Collins and Mrs. Clifton Mudd
poured. Mrs. ' George Allen,
chairman, was assisted by Mrs.
Oscar Cutler, ; Mrs. R. J. Hen
dricks, Mrs. I. M. Schannep and
Mrs. : J. C. Perry.
Dogwood, Japanese azaleas
and white bridal wreath spirea
in white vases were used to dec
orate the rooms.
Mrs. Lloyd Smith and her
daughter, Miss Barbara Jane
Smith, have returned from a
several, day's; stay at Gearhart
where they were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Miller. The
occasion marked the silver wed
ding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Miller. Mr. Peter Smith, a
Beta Theta Pi at the University
of Oregon, is spending the
weekend in Salem with his par
ents. Mrs. William H. Burghardt is
entertaining with a small Easter
breakfast this morning at her
home on Union street. Her
guests will be Mrs. Thomas Ri
lea and children, Janet and
Tommy, Mrs, Prince W. Byrd,
Mrs. O. K. DeWitt and Mrs.
Florence Munger.
Salem folk; will be interested
to learn that the Countess Morag
Zamoyska of Portland, who has
often spoken j in Salem, has left
for a ten day stay in New York
City where she will be with her
husband's brother, who is in the
diplomatic service.
Dr. and Mrs. James J. Panton
will be hosts for an informal
Easter dinner today at their
State street residence for a group
of friends. j
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Miss Jean Annnsen of Grants
Pass is spending the weekend
in Salem with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred S. Anunsen. She
was among the out-of-town
guests at the announcement tea
of Ruth Yocom and Bruce Car
kin on Saturday.
Miss Nancy Wallace, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Wallace,
has arrived in Salem from her
studies at St. Helen's hall in
Portland to spend ' the Easter
vacation at the home of. her par
ents. She will be here until
April 20.
Mrs. William H. Hammond
and daughter, Constance, are
spending Easter in Oregon City
with Mr. and Mrs. William
Hammond. Major Hammond will
come from. Camp Murray, to Join
his wife and daughter in Oregon
City for the weekend.
Miss Barbara Compton will
entertain the Spinsters at her
North Summer street home
Monday night. Final plans for
the second annual decorated ta
ble display on April 23 will be
completed and judges will be
announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Adolph
have invited a group of friends
to an Easter dinner today at
their suburban home. Guests
will be Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Deryl
Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Claggetf and Miss Kreta Janz.
The Delta Phi sorority moth
ers will meet at the chapter
house on Monday at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Elmer Berg will review
"The Family" by Nina Fedoro
va. Faculty wives, patronesses
of the sorority and friends of
mothers will be special guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Brown
and Plum and Mr. and Mrs. Ro
bert Herrall and Linda are
spending the Easter weekend at
Seal Rocks.
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. DeWitt and
Miss Jean DeWitt will be the
Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs.
James Richardson at their Port
land home.
Mrs. Charles A. Spragne has
issued cards to a tea on Satur
day, April 19, at her North 14th
street home.
Miss Josephine Cornoyer is
spending a month with relatives
and friends in Seattle arid Ta
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; A Merry-Go-jRound for Paul
Siebert and his I orchestra mem
bers from the Oregon State col
lege campus wilj feature the cir
cus theme for tjhe Junior Wom
an's club formal on Saturday.
Each orchestra player will be
sitting on merry-go-round hors-:
es ; while the junior girls and
their, escorts daince at the Vet
eran's hall front 10 to 1 o'clock. '
Balloons, flags j and circus ani
mals will complete the decora
tions, j
Miss Maxine jRogers heads the
dance committee and working
with her afe Mijss Hattie Bratzel,
Miss Cleo Sauejressig, Mrs. Wil
liam Berndt, Mrs. M. II. Saffron
and Miss June Lochridge.
Patrons and patronesses for
the circus dance are Mr. and'
Mrs. William G, Stacey, Mr. and
Mrs. C. Kenneth BelL Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph H. Campbell and Mr.
and Mrs. Grover W. Hillman.
Informal parties are being ar
ranged by several of" the club
members to precede the affair.
Mrs. Brown. Fetes
Club Members
Thursday, at a special meet
ing at the home of Mrs. L. F.
Brown on Orchard Heights
road, the members of the Book
and Thimble club had as special
guests a grou of ladies from
the Laurel Social Hour Women's
club.
Mrs. Glen jAdams, Mrs. E.
Brown, Mrs. Lj. Emmet, Mrs. A.
Beckman, Mrsi E. Krebs, Mrs.
T. . Vosburgh, Irs. R. Peterson,
Mrs. K. Simrris, Mrs. Margaret
Adams, and Mrs. B. Love were
guests. j
Members present were: Mrs.
Charles Adams, Mrs. L. F.
Brown, Mrs. Dalton. Castle, Mrs.
Conrad Fox, Mrs. A. Issak, Mrs.
. Charles Schuartz, Mrs. M. Sulli
van, Mrs. L. Williams, and Mrs.
Lynn McCulley.
On Monday night the Salem
Junior Womanj's club will meet
at the clubhouse at which time
nomination of officers will take
place. The meeting is in charge
of Mrs. Loretta H annum, chair
man of the better homes depart
ment, and Mjss Maxine Buren
will be the speaker.
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THE EASTER PARADE; is on
today. . ". One will see many a
family leaving for church this
morning all .dressed up in their,
best bib and tucker. . . Straw
hats are colorful this season and
accessories in ; many 7 bright
shades 1 will complete many a
costume. ; Children enter into
" the picture with -egg hunts and
bunnies, . . for the very young
,". it will also be their christening
day.
.'A feW of those who will be at
tending church, services today,
Mothers and daughters.
Mrs. Ralph Cooley in a smart
navy blue; .tailored suit with
navy straw sailor and white accessories..-
daughter,. Margaret,
wearing . powder blue wool
dress yith pastel plaid coat and
Blue felt hat ' . : Mrs. Clayton
Foreman with daughter, Judith
the latter in a darling
white linen suit ; with pleated
skirt, navy coat with red lining
and blue taffeta collar trimmed
with wjhite stars. to complete
the . oiitfit - she wears a . white
sailor bat: . . Dr. and Mrs. Bruce
Titus'iwUl be at the Presbyterian
church with their four Children,
who will all be christened and
Dr. anjd Mrs. Charles Campbell
will - have ttheir. month old
daughter, Mary Ellen, J christ
ened. . . i f.
Black, always a favorite color
... ms. Ronald Frizzell will be
wearing a sophisticated black
ensemble. . a fitted wool coat
. and sheer dress and black straw
hat with, a high crown. . . Mrs.
Kennjeth Bell has chos
en a black tailored suit worn
with a i large Spanish bonnet hat
and blick and white accessories.
... Tiie ever popular beige to
be worji by Mrs. Ralph Campbell
and Mrs.. Charles Lesch. . .,. ,
Mrs. Campbell's outfit is a beige
coat and a beige and brown
print silk dress. . . a brown sailor
straw pnd- brown and beige ac
cessor its. . . Mrs. Lesch, a tall
and striking brunette, has a
sheer wool beige coat fashioned
princess style with pin tucking
at the! waist, a matching dress
with silk bodice in shades of
cocoa.. . A large beige sailor
hat wfith varied- colored trim
and veil.
Clever spring hats to be worn
by Mrt. Jerrold Owen, who has
a brown straw with a cluster of
roses on top and trimmed with
veiling. . . A red straw bonnet
to match her red patent leather
purse and gloves' worn by Mrs.
. Warren Pohle.
Mrs. Ronald
Jones also wearing a large red
straw hat trimmed in navy. . .
Mrs. E. A. Brown has a pert
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. because GOTHAM GOLD
in long wear and beauty . . . and
price on 3 pairs is
black - straw with two bird
feathers standing straight up in
front. . . Mrs. Oscar Paulson's
rolled navy straw sailor with
white ribbon trim. . . Mrs. Con
rad W. Paulus has a very large
red felt hat with wide brim;'. .
Others who. will be seen. . ,
Mrs. Earl Cooley wearing a
flowered silk in shades of yel
low,' white and black. . . black
coat and black and white j hat
with veil trim. . . daughter, Bet-
f ty, in' a sheer wool plaid in
shades of blue, a blue tweed coat
" bound in navy grograin and
leghorn bonnet. . . Mrs, George
Rhoten in a fitted navy coat and
flowered dress with a green
background and beige hat.
Mrs. Edward A. Lebold smart in
la navy blue sheer jacket dress
trimmed in white pique and a
white felt bonnet hat trimmed
in navy. . . y ! j'-
JUST BACK from an extend
ed boat, plane and train trip to
Havana, Panama and Central
American points are Mr. and
Mrs.' L. V. Benson. . . They! re
port a grand trip and were most
fortunate in not encountering a
drop of rain on the entire jour
ney. . . Jamaica impressed them
immensely even though the peo
ple were very . much war con- ?.
scious. . . ThejBensons. took
"many pictures along the way
but their films were taken at
Jamaica and developed else
where. . , They ; received them
however, a few days after they
arrived home. .- . f
.,. .'. Travellers and visitors were
many in Mexico and it is almost
impossible to get a plane pass
age earlier than a week in ad
vance. . . Mrs. i Benson has a
grand sun tan which she 1 ac
quired while swimming and
lounging on the boat.
ROMANCE is also playing its
part in the Easter activities. . .
at a large tea Saturday Ruth
Yocom and Bruce Carkin told
. their friends . they ' would be
married in the early fall. Theirs
is a culmination of a high school
- and college -romance. . , Eleanor
Swift and Lt. Roger Putnam
have set their April wedding
day for the 26thwith her father
marrying them. . . Eleanor j will
now Join the army circles at
Camp Murray. . '. Another army
bride in May will be Lou Hick
man and - Herbert Glaisyer. . J
Herbert will be graduated from
the United States Army 1 Air
corps training school in Stock
ton this month. . .; After he re
ceives .'his ' appointment j the
couple will be married.
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