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Miss Tarpley
Is Easter .
Bride
. Stately lilies a n d cathedral
- candles formed a lovely setting
for the Easter marriage of Miss
Eileen Tarpley, only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Tarpley
.of Turner, and Mr. Robert L.
Mickey, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. I.
Mickey of Salem, at 8 o'clock on
, Easter night. The wedding was
performed at Oak Grove chapel.
Polk county landmark, and Rev-
erend Jerald W. Baker read the
ceremony before a large gather
ing of the many friends and rel
atives of the couple.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, met the groom be
fore 4he chancel which - was
banked with cala lilies and pink
gladiolus against palms and
lighted tapers in tall candalabra.
Her gown was a fitted model of
white satin, made with long
sleeves and sweetheart neckline,
and her double finger-tip-length
- veil fell from a coronet of pearls
and lilies - of - the - valley. She
carried a round bouquet of cala
lilies.
The bride's only attendant was
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Dan Al
len Tarpley, who wore net over
satin and carried a nosegay of
roses and sweetpeas. Mr. Mick
ey's brother, Mr. James Mickey
of Salem, was best man and Mr.
Dan Tarpley of Shaw and Mr.
John Mickey of Albany were
ushers.
Preceding the entrance of the
bridal party, Mrs. Ivan Hadley
sang "I Love You Truly" and
"Always." Miss Koneta Nowow
iejski played the accompani
ments and the wedding marches.
Miss Ruth Farmer and Miss Le
ona Klebby, in pastel frocks,
lighted the candles.
To Go Sooth
For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Tarpley" chose a gown of
navy blue with trim of dusty
pink and wore gardenias. Mrs.
Mickey was dressed in navy blue
with white and wore a white
gardenia corsage.
At the reception which fol
lowed in the community house
the bridal couple cut their wed
ding cake which was served by
Mrs. John Mickey. Assisting in
the serving and about the rooms
were Mrs. Frank Fanner, Mrs.
Ernest Lettiken and Mrs. J. Ray
Fawk. The young couple left im
mediately for a honeymoon trip
in the south, and Mrs. Mickey
was smart in a navy ensemble
with white trim and matching
accessories.
Mrs. Mickey attended high
school at Independence and Dal
las. She is a graduate of Salem
schools. Mr. Mickey is a mem
ber of a pioneer -family of the
Zena-Spring Valley community
and is associated with the Lock
h e e d Aircraft corporation in
Burbank, California. They will
make their home in Los Angeles.
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Jubilee Tea
On Monday
Hal Hibbard auxiliary United
Spanish War Veterans will en
tertain on Monday afternoon at
the Woman's club from 2 till 5
with a Silver Jubilee tea. The
occasion is the twenty-fifth
birthday anniversary of the or
ganization. Invitations have been extend
ed to all patriotic orders of the
city, as well as all friends and
members. In the receiving line
will be all the charter members
who are still making their homes
in this district.
A musical program consisting
of piano, violin and vocal num
bers has been arranged for the -afternoon
by Mrs. Lu Beall, aux
iliary musician.
"" Following is a roster of names ,.
appearing on the charter of 1916.
jNell Aselyn. Myrtle D. Abrams,
Ruth Brant. Viletha Bart. Marie Ba-
er, Catherine Babuigton. Josie
unce. Carrie M. Chase. Ellen L.
Carson. LaMoine Clark. Georgia Da
via. Lolita Davis, Grace Chenoweth.
Marire Girod, Minnie Hurst. Stella
YHardwick. Laura Hardrwrick. Lulu
Humphrey. Myrtle Horton, Catherine
Hewlett. May Smith Hunter, Effie
King Bertha Kumrov), Selma Kura-to-w,
Florence Kumrow, Mrs. W B
Landon, Fnne Millard. Lillian Me
KinJey. . Grace Pugh. Laura Quail.
Mary Raymond. Myrtle Ross. Helen
Kauthwutb-. - M c... ... --
.Twjmviiu, cuen
Thompson. Veroa Via. Minerva Wil-
. son, Gertrude Wilson irul Ruth urii
son. ...
Auxiliary of the Carpenters'
union met last Thursday and
later went to the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Sellard to sur
prise them on their anniversary.
Attending were Mr; and Mrs.
Clarence Crowly, Mr. and Mrs.
Sherman Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Cooler, Mr. and Mrs. Jess
Barnes, Mrs. Mae Whitehead, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Gerken, Mr. and Mrs.
; Harry Correll, Mr, and Mrs. AX
Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Jack En-"'
low, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Caswell,
Mr. Richard Hathaway, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Sellard and Miss
Audrey Sellard.
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: The - Salem Credit Women's
Breakfast club held Its regular
meeting , at the ; Argo Tuesday "
morning with Ruth Norris pre
siding. The tables were decorat-
ed with spring flowers and vlo-
, lets were placed at each cover.
: Guests were Vera Fischer, Isa
beUe Leeper and Betty Field. A
special guests was Dr. E. S.,011-
ver wndavevl an -.''interesting"
talk on- ords.'Miss -Dorothy
: ayes," program chairman, an- "
nounced the annual Mother's day
breakfast to be held at the Gold
en .Pheasant May 6. ,
ftlrsv - Charles r Claf g:ett - w a s -hostess
to members of her club-.'
Monday night.' A late supper fol
lowed an evening of contract,
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MAXINE BURaN
Editor
Miss Willa Ames
To Marry Today
At a home ceremony this aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock, Miss Willa
Ames, daughter of Mrs. Pearl
Ames, will become the bride of
Mr. Howard Eismann, son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Eismann of
Grants Pass.
Dr." J.; C. Harrison will per
form the wedding rites before
the fireplace which will be
banked with pastel tulips and
snapdragons and white candles.
For her wedding the bride has
chosen a lovely afternoon frock
of sheer crepe heaven pink. Her
corsage ' will be of pink spray
orchids and lilies-of-the-valley.
The couple will be unattended.
Mrs. Ames will wear a black
frock and corsage of gardenias
and pink roses for her daugh
ter's wedding. Mrs. Eismann will
be gowned , in navy and her cor
sage is of red roses and garden
ias. - ', '
A reception for the wedding
guests will follow the ceremony.
The bride's sister, Mrs, Maurice
Brassfield, will preside af " the
coffee urn and Mrs. Ray Rhoten
Will cut the bride's cake. As
sisting will be Miss LorettaKa
hler, Mrs. Thomas Allport and
Mrs. Lyle Erstgaard.
When the couple leave on
their wedding trip the bride will
wear a powder blue coat and
black straw hat with pink fea
thers. Her accessories will be of
black patent leather. The couple
will reside in Salem at the Dev
ereaux apartments. He is asso
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SOCIETY
JUSIC
ThellOHE
CLUB CALENDAR
THURSDAY
Marion county council. Ameri
can Legion auxiliary, Mt. Angel.
8 p.m.
Women with Mrs. E. C
Richards. 1240 North 21st street;
2:30 p.m.
Liberty Woman's club with
Mrs. L. V. Decateur, assisted by
Mrs. Joseph Watt, 1pm.
AOUW of North Dakota, 6:43 at
Golden Pheasant.
PLEF club, at Peck home, 1460
p street. Mrs. Sylvia Kelly Fur
lough hostess.
Daughters of Union Veterans of
V1 Civil War. 8 p.m. with Mrs.
J. E. Uh-ich. 348 North 12th street
Woman s Council of First Chris
tian church, 2 pjn.
Officers and past officers of
WiUamette Tenthive No. 6 meet
' pm. Motor to Cor
vallis from hall.
HayesvUle Woman's club with
Mrs. Albert Stettler. 2 p.m. Hard
times party.
Liberty Women's club at Ver
non Decatur home. 2 p.m. Mrs.
George Moorhead to show pic
tures. .Lions auxiliary meet at God
frey's, 1 o'clock luncheon.
Woman's Relief Corps tea at
m f.-M,r"- Crl - Engstrom.
55 North Capitol street. 2-6 p.m.
- T sewing club with Mrs.
J. E. Putnam. .
Grant PTA at school, business
meeting at 7 JO p.m. and pro
gram at S p.m.
Auxiliary of ARYE No. 12 with
Mrs. Mary Miller. 1409 North
Church street, 2 p.m.
FRIDAY
t St- ?uJ'" auxiliary; with Mrs.
L PaJton, 2 JO p m. United
thank offering day.
.Unitarian Women's, lliance
witlr Mrs. E. R. Derflinger. 2135
State street. 2:15 p.m. Red Cross
work. -
.Ladif of Dot club with
Mrs. Frank Kleinke. 1210 Center
street, hard times party.
wiS"iBtil ReUef !corP" met t
VFW hall. 2 p.m.
Past Matrons. OES dinner
meeting. Golden Pheasant, 6:45
p.m.
i.AmVJudson circle. First Bap-
chuJh..WIth Mrs. Stanley
Morns, 223 Union, 7:30 pm.
MONDAY
USWV silver Jubilee tea. 2 to
5 p.m.
TUESDAY
! St. Cecelia Guild of St. Paul's
Episcopal church with Miss Mar-
faret Bell. Roy Court apartments,
p.m.
Mrs. Huggins to
Arrive Saturday
Arriving in the capital on
Saturday for an extended stay
. ' 'will be Mrs. Meredith Huggins
ffnd. daughter, Jean Meredith, of
South Bend, Indiana. They will
be the guests of iier parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Doolittle. Mrs.
Huggins will be remembered as
Frances Doolittle.
Mr. Huggins is a reserve army
officer and has been called to
duty and will be stationed at a
new camp in Georgia. Mrs. Hug
gins will join her husband as
soon as living quarters are com
pleted. She plans to remain here
for several months.
Women's Groups
Will Meet
The Salem Council of Wom
en's organization will hold its
monthly meeting Thursday at 2
p. m. in the fireplace room of
the Salem public library.
Mrs. Hannah Martin will
speak on her duties as cjty re
corder of Salem. Mrs. Genre
Ailing will give an interesting
iauc on me Junior Red Cross.
Mrs. Glen Seeley, president of
the council, will announce her
nominating committee, when
election or new officers will be
held at the May meeting. Rep
resentatives from city groups are
invited.
Alumnae Feted
By" Hostesses
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Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae
met at the new home of Mr.
Estill Brunk oh Tuesday night
ior a dessert meeting. Miss
. Rosemary Snyder assisted the
hostess. Following the business
meeting, a shower honored Mrs
E. Bossatti and Mrs. Francis
Smith.
Present were Mrs. J. K Turn
bull, Mrs. Frank Lathrop, Mrs.
Herman Jochimsen. Mr Ken
neth McGrath, Mrs. Don Grilly,
uss tieo saueressig, Mrs. Es
till Brunk. Mrs. Francis Smith
ft Mrs. E. Bossatti and Miss Rose
miry Snyder. -
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: The Grant PTA will hold a
; business meeting at the school
""tonight at "70- o'clock and the
program wm follow at 6 o'clock.
" Mr. J. Lyman Steed of the deaf
. .5
scnool wul be the speaker and
he will be accompanied by sev
eral of his students. -
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Mrs. Clinton Stan dish will en
tertain informally tonight at her
North " Church street home for
the pleasure of members of her
club. V Mrs. - Lee Crawford is a
new member, f .the club.
; Redecorated - Enlarged i
Verm. Ofl -Pusb
Ware fjn
Open .Tbtirs Eve.
; hy 'Appointment
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CASTLK rKKM- WAVKKS
OSIGON STATESMAN, Scdezn.
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flANIST Frederic Rolh
child, guest artist at the concert
tofbe given an Thursday by the
Sdlem Philhctrmonic orchestra
at J the Salem high school audi
torium, i
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philharmonic in
final Concert
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Ending the season with a pro
gram of symphonic music, the
Salem Philharmonic orchestra
completes its 1940-41 season to
night in the senior high school
auditorium. Highlighting the
program will be the. piano con
certo to be presented by Frederic
Rothchild, of Portland. It will
bp his first concert appearance
ir this city.
The program includes:
"Russian and Ludmilla" Overture ..
i. Glinka
Cjpncerto No. 1 Lisza
I Frederic Hoth child
"Symphonie Mllitalre" Haydn
'March of the Midgets". Sana
fluttering Fireflies" ; Salta
Jjailor's Dance" from "The Red
jPoppy". , Ghera
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(flasses Aid in
Sood Buying
Bpeed and economy in food
, preparation as provided by can
ned foods will be the theme of
tle class in food buying and
preparation for business women
vien the class, "Balanced Meals
ic$r Busy Women" meets tonight.
Tie course, offered by the Sa
lem public schools and the state
department for vocational edu
cation in cooperation with the
ldfcal YWr A Tt moot ot fV,o
YfrCA each Thursday from 7:30
td 9:30 and is open to all inter
. eled business women. Since the
enrollment is limited, registra
tion will close at the end of this
wfek. There have been two
meetings of the class so far and
attendance has exceeded expec
tations. These classes are a part of the
national defense program to in
crease knowledge of nutrition
sji to keep down the cost of
fifing. -
fFarther information may be
secured by calling the YWCAor
tfcje instructor any morning at
880.
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Uuncheon Event
;(pf Today
Mrs. R. E. Lee Steiner has
bpden her club to a 1 o'clock
lifncheon this afternoon at her
S&uth High street residence. Ta
bles will be made up for con
tract after the luncheon hour.
f Covers will be placed for Mrs.
George Flagg, Mrs. Taylor Haw
kjps, Mrs. Daniel J. Fry, jr., Mrs.
Milton L. Meyers, Mrs. Henry
W. Meyers, Mrs. Oliver Locke,
ftfrs. H. H. dinger, Mrs. George
Fg Rodgers, Mrs. Frank Snedecor
aid Mrs, Steiner.
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Oregon. Thursday Morning,
Convention'
Attracts
Many
t ; A - number ; of Salem AAUW
. members are planning to attend
the 17th annual conference of .
the. Oregon division of AAUW in
Portland on Friday and Satur
day. Miss Beryl Holt of Salem
and state president will ' preside
at the 'sessions with headquar- -ters
at the Multnomah' hotel. .
The theme of the. convention,
is "Interpreting Work of AAUW .
in Building a Total Defense Pro
gram." The- general session will
open Friday afternoon at 1:30
o'clock in the grand ball room.
Featured speakers will be Mrs.
Roe Cloud of the Pendleton
branch, who will talk on "Arts
and Crafts of Umatilla Indians."
Mrs. Cloud is an Indian woman
and her husband is in charge of
the Umatilla reservation. The
Pendleton AAUW Sponsored an '
exhibit of arts and crafts during
the last round-up. Over a thou
sand attended the exhibit in the
county library.
Others to speak at the after
noon session are Miss Anne
Mulheron, Portland, "Possibili
ties of Social Studies Program"
and Miss Zelta Rodenwold, di
rector of women's programs,
KOAC, "AAUW Radio dubs."
Fellowship highlights will be
given by Mrs. A. G. Noble, Mc
Minnville, Mrs. Herbert Howell,
Astoria, Mrs. L. W. Wells, Ba
ker, and Mrs. Elmer Berg, pres
ident of the Salem branch.
On Pro tram
A tea at the home of Mrs.
E. C. Sammons will be given for
the delegates on Friday after.
noon and a banquet will be held
in the evening at 7 o'clock inj
the Arabian room. Wives of col
lege presidents and dean of
women of the Oregon universi
ties will be special guests. The
speakers will be Dr. Helen
Pearce of Salem and her topic
will be "Book and Badge" and
Dr. Leona Tyler of the Univer
sity of Oregon will sneak on
?Girls Attitudes and Women's
Problems."
Saturday morning work shop
sessions will be featured with :
Mrs. Milo Rasmussen and Mrs.
' J. A. Jelderks of Salem appear
ing on the program. Mrs. Jel
derks is state fellowshin chair
man and Mrs. Rasmussen is state
creative arts chairman.
The Saturday program will I
be concluded with a luncheon at
the Waverly Country club with
Madame Silwing Au, wife of the
Portland Chinese consul, speak
ing on "Defense and Reconstruc
tion Program in China."T
Among those who are Dlannine
to attend the session from Salem I
are Miss Beryl Holt, Dr. Helen
Pearce, Miss Olive M. Dahl, Mrs. I
J. A. Jelderks, Mrs. Elmer Berg,
Mrs. Waldo Zeller, Mrs. J. Ly
man Steed, Mrs. Herbert Rahe, j
Mrs. Bruce R. Baxter, Miss Lor
ena Jack. Miss Mildred Chris-
tenson. Miss Ola Clark, Miss Le
lia Johnson, Mrs. Ellen Fisher,
Miss Lillian Davis, Miss Margar
et Magee, Mrs. Lloyd Hockett,
Mrs. Steve Anderson,- Mrs.
Dwight Lear. Mrs. Chester Lu
ther. Mrs. Verne Bain. Miss Ida
May Smith, Mrs. Charles Rat-
cliff, Mrs. Cecil Monk, Mrs. Ed
ith Green and Mrs. Milo Rass
mussen. All members of the Sa
lem AAUW branch are invited
to attend the convention and,
anyone planning to go is asked
to call Mrs. Waldo Zeller.
telephone customers;
- Before you go on
that errand in person,
not see what your
telephone can do?
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April 17. 1941
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By DOLORES BOLAND
It's About Time for you, who
find it difficult to wear black,
to use a gay pinafore jto solve
this problem. . Use the same
quality material as that of dress.
but material of contrasting color
or print.
Neighbors will hold installation
at Fraternal temple at 8 o'clock
pn Friday night. The grand cap
tain and his guards and other
grand officers will be I present.
The public is invited.
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Mrs. Floyd Bowers was host
ess to members of her- sewing
club last night. Refreshments
were served at a late hour.
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Nile : Party :
: of: ; :
;Week
. One of the - largest affairs 'of
the week' was the Daughters of
'the Nile benefit bridge party on
Wednesday , at the 'Masonic tem
ple. Over 300 matrons and maids
played during the afternoon and
additional 'guests, called, at the
. tea hour. -' -. '- -. -
Winning prizes W r e Mrs.
Moses Adams and Mrs. Homer
Smith, jr., contract; Mrs. Frank
Derby and Mrs. C D. Thomas,
auction; and Mrs. M. Arnold and
Mrs. Floyd White, pinochle. Spe
cial prizes were won by Mrs. :
. Marie Flint McCalL Mrs. Merle
Travis, Mrs. G. L. Hannaman,
Mrs. W. W. Moore and - Mrs. -Sarah
M. Whitney.
' Mrs. David Wright, retiring
queen of Nydia : Temple, and '
Mrs. Charles A. Sprague presid-
ed at the . tea table which was
centered with a 'large bouquet
of deep red tulips an tall white
tapers in crystal candelabras.
Assisting Iri .the serving were .
a group of the Rainbow girls in
cluding the Misses Jean Driggs,
Helen May Cook, Edith Heise,
Carroll Gragg, Virginia"' Glover,
Velma - Swart, Nadine Raboin,
Helen Paulson, Helen Mae Arm
strong, Verletta Jacobsen, Viola
Jacobsen, Jean Rowland, Clare
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- charge of the successful party".
- AH proceeds will be us'ed for
-' - the work of "the Nile in connec-.-
tion with - the Shrine' hospital
and crippled children. ; , i . .
Tea for Delegates
At Pearce Home
Mrs. George Pearce-will enter
tain at tea on Saturday after
noon for th delegates to the dis
trict spring conference of 'Zonta
- International, which i being held
- in Salem on Saturday 'and Sun--day.
. Receiving with Mrs. Pearce
will be Miss Ruth Gates, interna-
, tional president, .. Miss Dulcina
Brown, . district : president, Mrs. 1
Phil Brownell, president of the
Salem club. Dr. Helen Pearce and
" Miss Dorothy Pearce. ' ; -'
Mrs. Pearce has asked MrsJ E.
C Richards, Mrs. Bruce R. Bax
ter and Mrs. John Harbison to
pour. Mrs. Robert Needham,
Mrs., Kenneth Potts, Mrs. Ronald
Frizell and Mrs. Russell Pratt
Will assist in the serving.
The Past Matrons, OES will
meet for dinner Friday night at
the Golden .Pheasant at 6:45
, o'clock: Hostesses will be Mrs.
Charles Pratt, Mrs. L. E. Bar
rick, Mrs. M. C. Petteys, Mrs.
r Rose Babcock and Dr. Gussie
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