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There'll Be a Dance
Several hundred new college students, will bt on the Willa
mette university campus Monday for the opening of freshmen
days and on Wednesday the sophomore and upperclassmen will
arrive for registration.
Alsp being welcomed on the campus are the new professors
and their wives who have taken up their residence in the capi
tal President and Mrs. Carl 1 " 1 " . " 1 1
Summer Knopf expect to arrive rn 1
September 9 and will occupy SnTI II I ft K ft
Dr. and Mrs. J. W, G. Har
per and their young daughter,
Miss Joyce Harper, have arrived
from . Chicago and will be at;
home at 445 Oxford street later -
In the week. Miss Harper will
enter Willamette as a freshman
tomorrow. The Harpers have
another daughter who is taking
graduate work at the University
of Chicago this year.
Dr. and Mn. Robert E. Lantz
and their two children are here
from Lincoln, Nebraska - and
have taken a house at 1910
Laurel. Dr. and Mrs. Robert H.
Tschudy are now at home at 738 .
North Cottage street.
The first social event on the.
calendar for the freshmen stu
dents will be the informal fac
ulty reception Monday night In
the school gymnasium at 7:45
o'clock.1 Miss Bernlce Orwig is
making arrangements for the
affair.
- Greeting the students at the
door will be Mrs. Maurice Bren
nen, Mrs. Ralph E. Purvine, Mrs.
Leland Shinn and Miss Char
lotte Kallander. Mrs. Roy S.
Keene will introduce the stu
dents to the faculty line. As
sisting in the entertainment will
be Miss Constance Fowler, Miss
bail Curry and Miss Marion
Morange.
Assist at Reception
Presiding at the punch bowl
will be Mrs. Egbert S. Oliver,
Mrs. Howard Maple and Mrs.
Melvin Geist
Dr. R. i Franklin Thompson,
freshmaii advisor, is in charge
of the brief program and Dean
Geist is arranging several mu
sical numbers. Coach Roy S.
; Keene will give a short talk and
i the evening will close with sing
ing of Willamette songs.
Registration is on Tuesday's
calendar and will take place in
the school library. In the eve
ning there will be a musical
program in the chapel with
Dean Geist in charge. Faculty
and new students will partici
pate. For Wednesday night the
campus YMCA and YWCA will
be hosts for informal parties.
All freshmen girls will be en
tertained at the school gym
nasium and the men will hold
their party at the city YMCA.
The first all school event will
: be on Thursday night when the
i freshmen, "sophomores and up
: perclassmen dress in formal at
t tire for the annual YMCA
I YWCA reception in the gym
i nasium. The hours are" from 8
to 10 o'clock and Miss Glennerva
i Harnsburger is in charge of ar
I rangements. : - -
I On Friday night's calendar is
i the Willamette-College of Idaho
I game with a sports dance for all
i members of the student body
I following the game. The affair
i will be held in the gymnasium
! with Chuck Regon's orchestra
i playing. Miss Marjorie Waters,
I vice-president of the student
i body, is general chairman of the
i dance and Robert Voigt is ar
ranging the decorations.
. The Gamma Phi Beta alumnae
will have their first fall meet
i Ing J on Monday night at the
l home of Mrs. Frank H. Spears,
1309 Chemeketa street A 6:30
I o'clock dinner will be served
. followed by a business meeting.
Assisting hostesses are Mrs.
Walter Barsch, Mrs. J. J. Mor
rits and Mrs. LeRoy Grote.
Monday, Salem Rebekah lodge
will celebrate the -90th annivers
ary of the founding of Rebekah
Odd Fellowship. Mr. Fred Neid
erhiser will give a history during
the program which will follow
the regular lodge meeting. Mem
bers of Chemeketa lodge have
been invited. "
A birthday party will honor
Rebekahs whose birthdays are in
September: Mr. Jim Smith, Mrs.
Sylvia Daley, f Miss; Charlotte
Jones, Mrs. Pearl Wilson, Miss
Phoebe McAdams, Mrs. Ida
Steele, Mrs. Hannah Beard, Mrs.
Almeda Beckman, Miss : Ella
Cort, Mrs. Cora Smith, - Miss
, Sophia Heckman, Mr. JJ E. Kirk
pairick, Mr. George Henderson,
Mrs. Mae Hill, Miss Dorothy
Estes, Mrs. Maude Rogers and
Mrs. Viola Burns.
. Members of the AAUW child
- study group are scheduled to
meet at Collins hall on the Wil
lamette campus on Monday night
at 7:45 o'clock, room 124. A
movie "Milk Goes to Town" will
be shown by Fred Klaus, and
Mrs. Preston Doughton will talk
on consumer buying of dairy
products. All mothers of chil
dren under junior high school
age are Invited to these 'meet
ings. V i , ; 4
WEDDING
Clare Marshall John Pollock Portland
Ma.Kln Crump Ervin Richard Smith First Christian
Gladys Barteil William GMsbrecht Roberta' Studio .
In a Bennett James Purvt Glasgow, Montana ,
Anna Faxon Letghton Blake Portland , , ,.,
Florence Gallon Kent Herbert Price Portland
Bobbe Beekner Ewln Dorr home
Fnid Clifford Donald M. Fisher Portland ,
Margaret Clare oeraia jienaau
Alvina Weikuiu Charles Warren Calvary Baptist
Marian steigerwaia evawani jaurpuj
i otije Brainard John Kelly Spokane
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Willamette graduates from the
dramatics department have
been doing things this summer,
and are continuing to accom
plish things in their line of
work, which looks well for the
department.
Arthur Olson, play contest
winner of last year, of "Little
Brown Jug" fame, is playing the
lead in "RUR" with the com
munity players in Long Beach,
California.
Mary Elizabeth Kells and Bet
ty Irvine are playing the part
of the sisters in "The Barretts,"
playing at the University of
Washington's Showboat theatre.
Everett Andrews is in "Ber
tha the Beautiful Sewing Ma
chine Girl" at the Seattle Reper
toiry theatre. He is also theatre
electrician.
D. DeLancey,, who took the
lead in many Willamette plays,
has been leading man at the
Barn theatre in Cleveland.
Helen' Newlands, another of
Willamette's favorite leading
ladies, won a scholarship at the
Pricilla Beach theatre colony at
Plymouth Rock, Mass. She was
one of the few to be cast every
week and was given the' lead in
"Fresh Fields" along toward the
last of the season.
Genevieve Oppen, head of the
department at Willamette for
several years, and an excellent
actress in her own right, won a
reading fellowship at the Uni
versity of Oregon and will study
at the northern university to
ward her master's degree. She
has been given a year's leave of
absence. Her position will be
filled by Mrs. Margaret Ring
nalda, who taught dramatics in
California before moving to
Salem.
GENEVIEVE OPPEN
Council Members
Hear Talks
At the meeting of the Salem
Council of Women's Organiza
tions on Thursday members
learned the need, aim, procedure
and classification of agencies of
the Community Chest, as out
lined by Mr. E. E. Thomas, pub
licity director for the Chest.
' Carl Charlton, . assistant chief
of police, gave a report of facts
by Don Orput, recreational rep
resentative, for the army about
the proposed cantonment He
said that Salem would face a
great obligation both civic and .
social in coping with the con
gestion which would follow the
release each day of about 5,000
soldiers seeking diversion.
The FOE auxiliary met on
Tuesday night at K.P. hall with
Mrs. El wood Gettman presiding
at the business meeting. Several
reports were made -by members.
Later in the evening refresh
ments were served by the men
in their hall. The auxiliary will
furnish refreshments at the next
meeting, for both the men and
women. . . .
Dr. and Mrs. J. Via ton Scott
have returned from the Pendle
ton Round-up. - Enroute home
they : went to Grand Coulee
dam and visited friends in Wash-
, ington and Oregon. Their sons,
Vernon and Vinton have return
ed to Pacific Vnion college to
continue with a pre-medical
: course. .
CALENDAR
.September 3
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October
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October 1
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Miss Lucile Brainard, former
Willamette university stu
dent, will become the bride of Mr.
John R. Kelly on November 22. She
announced her engagement at a
party given on Monday night by
Mrs. Ralph Nohlgren. Miss Brain
ard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Brainard of Wardner, Idaho, was
prominent in Willamette affairs dur
ing her school days, and has since
Rush Breakfast
At Godfrey's
Godfrey's will be the setting
for the Delta Phi rush break
fast this morning at 9:15 o'clock.
A group of future coeds have
been invited to the affair and
arranging the party are Miss
Esther Mae DeVore, Miss Betty
Wirth and Miss Grace Covert.
Autumn flowers, shading
from yellow to bronze, will be
used in the table centerpiece
with matching candles guarding
the bouquet. ,
Miss Grace Covert will wel
come the guests. "Miss Betty
Wirth will give a group of vocal
numbers and Miss Mabelle Lil
burn will play several violin se
lections. iHonor guests will be Miss Vir
ginia Steed, Miss Mary Bennett,
Miss Dona Belle Savage, Miss
Emma Lou East, Miss Aileen
Hutchinson, Miss Mary Laugh
lin, Miss Sally McClelland, Miss
Joyce McClendon, Miss Mary
Jean and Miss Stella McKay,
Miss Betty Provost, Miss Mary
McKay, Miss Pollyanna Shinkle,
Miss Margaret Wonderlick, Miss
Carol , Young, Miss Marjorie
Noll, Miss Margaret Tonseth,
Miss Jane Cameron, Miss Jean
Alice Carkin, Miss Doris Lee An
derson, Miss Florence Duffy,
Miss Mary Elizabeth Davis, Miss
Elaine Murray, - Miss Dorothy
Koschmider and Miss Marjorie
Bergsvlk.
Hostesses will be- Miss Max
ine Holt, Miss Betty Wirth, Miss
Esther DeVore, Miss Jane Mac
Lachlan, ' Miss Muriel Lind
strom, Miss Rebekah Putnam,
Miss Florence " Upjohn, Miss
Shirley Sohrt, Miss Florence and
Miss Frances Lilburn, Miss Mar
garet Upjohn, Miss Suzanne
Wilson, Miss ' Virgie Buzzard,
Miss Carol and Miss Corliss
Clark, Miss Hazel Bunnell, Miss.
Nadine Orcutt, Miss Aileen Se-.
Christ, Mrs. Otto Skopil, Miss
Grace Covert, Miss Betty Jane
Thomas, Miss Darlene Dickson,
Miss Iris McCurdy, Miss Betty
' Cooper and Miss Betty Ann
Swanson.
Mrs. Manfred Olson of Port
land is visiting in the capital -.this
weekend.
Club Calendar ;:
MONDAT
' Vrw auxiliary. VTW haH.
Oregon State Nurses association
District 3. at Salem General hoa- .
pital nurses home S p. m.
Royal Neighbors of America.
Fraternal temple. S p. nv, Tues
day, i , - -. - 1 r-.-
AAUW child study group.' 13
pjn.. room 124. Collins hall.
Women of Rotary, Quelle, 1
- pjn.
: TtESDAT
1 BPW dinner meeting. tM p. m. -at
Golden Pheasant. '
McCormick class of 'First
- Methodist church, with Mrs.
James Taylor. S Lansing street
, 1:30 dessert luncheon.
.Alpha Mu Helphianm. Salem
public library, a. nv.
AAUW Latin-America study'
group, fireplace room of library,
1:30 p. m.
' . Council of church Women ex .
. ocutiva meeting. TWCA. a p. nu
STATESIXIt Saba.
Mrs. Wuliasa A. Martin wffl
b hostess to members of htr
dub - ea Tuesday afternoon at,
her home. v .
Mappu S
oon
been employed at the state library.
She was a member of Cap and
Gown and was May princess her
senior year. Her sorority is Beta Chi.
Mr. Kelly, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
F. A. Kelly of Portland, also attended
Willamette, .where he was a mem
ber of Alpha Psi Delta .fraternity. He
is employed in Portland where they
will live after their marriage in
Spokane. (Kennell Ellis photo).
The Social clab of the Eastern
Star will meet at 1:30 on Tues
day afternoon for a dessert
luncheon at Masonic temple. A
. program has been arranged, and
the members are to bring
needlework. The afternoon is
being arranged by Mrs. George
Edwards, Mrs. T. M. Collins,
Mrs. Mom Pearce, Mrs. J. S.
Murray, Mrs. Qral Lemmon and
Mrs. C. F. Breithaupt.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hanson
are here for the weekend at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy H. Mills.
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ON TEPS of St. Joseph's Ccrfcolic church ar Mr. and'
Mrs. John Kolb ! (Genevieve , Doud) after fiieir rnaxriage on
Wednescfgy, September 17 The feride wore a white talk
Jersey frock and tulle veil edged in lacer The bride is-the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Doud and her husband is
a New Jersey man. The couple will live in Salem. (Jesten
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Oregon. Sunday MooIbo. StptomlMt 11. -1141
The Mlssovri elab wW matt
at t o'clock on Tuesday at tht
homo of Mrs. N. S. Wood at
124 J North Commercial street.
The executive board of the
Woman1' Association of the
First Presbyterian church will
meet at the church on Wednes
day at 1 o'clock and the associa
tion meeting will follow at 2
o'clock. Dr. R. Franklin Thomp
son will be the speaker and his
topic is "Traditions That Live."
Mrs. David H. Cameron will be
the soloist. Hostesses are Mrs.
H. B. Glaisyer, Mrs. William
Schultz, Mrs. Willis Moore, Mrs. '
H. W. Irvine, Mrs. Bertha Junk
Darby and Mrs. Glenn Adams.
Seen and Heard
By JZRYiH
By JERYMS ENGLISH
SCHOOL DATS are. her and
. the young ones are seen walk ..
ing to and from school ... .
streets were more than crowded "
with boys and girls buying new ,
books, supplies and carrying !
extra large pencils, a new fad.
. . . The girls all alike in . . .
saddle or wooden . shoes
skirts and sweaters, trench
coats ... their hair worn in
long bobs and a bow tucked In
the curls. . . . : T :
Sarah' Ann Ohling, entering
her first year at high school, has -a
good-looking reversible coat
. . bright red corduroy . with,
a hood. . . . Out shopping . . .
Mrs. Rex Adolph with daughter,'
Joanne, who has a dashing sport
coat of red with navy blue
window-pane check, and . navy
velveteen collar . . Mrs. Paul
. Morse, smart in all black and i
jert hat with black velvet bows, ,
with her younger daughters, .
Sarah , and Pauline ... Mrs.
Douglas McKay and Mary Lou,
wearing a plaid skirt and light
blouse. . . .'A popular foursome
of high school seniors . Mary
Elizabeth Sisson in a red wool
skirt and jacket ... Marjorie
Hill wearing a navy blue skirt
and red sweater . . . Janice Nel
son In a solider blue wool frock
. . . Roberta Jean Yocom In
brown with a beige sweater. . . .
Charlotte Alexander, a junior
high girl, has a pastel blue coat
and hat to match.
OFF TO COLLEGE and for
rush week went numerous coeds
to both state schools . . . some
of the upperclassmen will be
back for a few days while the
freshmen have their own week
. . . classes won't begin for an
other, week. . . . Two Theta sis
ters from Oregon State college
on their way to Corvallis one
day . . . Ilene Paulson wearing
a chicory brown corduroy jump
er dress with white silk blouse
and Shirley McKay in a brown
velveteen skirt and yellow
blouse. ... Frances Ann Mott
has made most of her college
wardrobe and wants to be a de
signer after college days . . . she .
has been wearing a-smart three
piece suit of deep water blue
with full length -coat. ... One
day she wears a Kelly green -off-the-face
hat and purse and
another all-rust accessories . . .
very good-looking with her
brunette hair worn in a long
bob. .-. v
Elizabeth Steed has a busy
year ahead at the University of
Oregon as president of the As
sociated Women Students ...
for trampus wear she has a navy
skirt and red flannel jacket. . .
Mary Jane Simmons left Thurs
day for rush week and has a
grand new wardrobe for her
first college days at Oregon . . .
she was excited about her black
, velvet formal trimmed in white
lace around the low neckline,
fashioned off the shoulders . . .
the skirt is gathered . . . Civilla
Reeher who left a week ago for
Los Angeles to enroll at Occi
dental college, wears a navy
blue pleated skirt with red
jacket.
EXCITING bethrothal news this
week concerned Lucile Brainard
and John Kelly who told their
friends that November 22 will
be their wedding day. ... The
couple met as students at Wil
lamette. ... Since graduation
Lucile has been working at the
state library ... For her an
nouncement party she made tiny
red wooden' books with the
names of the couple on the
cover. . . . The books were ar
ranged in the center of each
table and used for place cards.
SHOWERED with rice were
Amos and Margaret Jahn when
they left on their wedding trip
a week ago. , . . After the cere
mony and reception at the First
Presbyterian church the couple
went to the bride's home to
.change into traveling clothes . . .
"their friends threw rice from the
top of the stairs until they were
In the car. . . . Frances Baily,
one . of the bridesmaids, caught .
Margaret's bouvardia and orchid
bouquet. . . . The seven attend
ants, walking singly, made a
pretty picture in their white net
frocks with very full skirts and
water blue shoulder length veils
... the honor attendant wore all
blue. . . . Phillip Barrett es-
- corted his mother down the
lighted aisle and officiated at
- the marriage service.' t
MADAME PRESIDENTS have
made their bow these last few
weeks with the opening of the
club season. . Mrs. George
; Herbert Swift- wore a soldier
blue suit ; with princess style
coat with tuxedo front of grey
caracul at the Salem Woman's
club meeting. . . . Her matching
hat had a. brown feather and
her accessories were navy . .
on her shoulder was a pink and
fuschia colored corsage of glad
; ioluses. . . . Mrs. Herbert Rahe
presided at her first meeting of
; the AAUW on Saturday and was
wearing a plum wine silk dress
with white dots and off-face
black bat and accessories. . , .
Mrs. Thome H. Hammond, the
Junior Woman's club prexy,
v wears a green wool frock with
. beige hat and accessories. -
TmS FALL noted Mrs. G. T.
r Chambers in a chic black and
white tweed suit with black felt
hat with white crown and black
- accessories. ... Mrs. Joseph Fel
ton busy attending club meet-
i ings and classes wearing a gold
en sherry sport suit with orown
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scotch bat. , . . Charlotte Kal
lander in a good-looking rocket
red wool frock with gathered
skirt and the only trimming is
two leopard fur balls. ...
; . Audrey , Fehler, who c has
chosen to be a young business r
woman instead of a coed this
fall, wears a aoldier blue wool
dress and hat to match.
Mrs. Dwight Lear back from
a summer's stay In San Diego
was seen wearing a soft green
wool dress ; and a britt red
necklace. . . The United States
army i changed plans for the.
. Lears as LL Lear has been sent
to Fairbanks, Alaska and - Mrs.
Lear will be in Salem for the
winter. 7 . ; They enjoyed San
Diego and had a lovely house
overlooking the ocean. , . . They
often went to Mexico and to the
races at Agua Caliente. . ..They
had company from Salem prac
tically every weekend. . . . -
Junior Women to
Be Dinner Hosts-
New members and guests of
the Salem Junior Woman's club
will be honored at a no-host
buffet dinner Monday night at
the clubhouse, 460 North Cot
tage street, at 7 o'clock.
Each member may bring a
guest and reservations" should
be made by Monday noon with
Miss Maxine Rogers, 5285. Miss
Rogers is arranging the affair
and' is membership chairman of
the club. Her committee in
cludes Miss Phyllis Gardner,
KJiss-Hattie Bratzel, Miss Maria
Dare and Mrs. Joseph Felton.
The guest speakers are Mrs.
Ralph Barnes and Mrs. George
F. Buxton of Corvallis. Mrs.
Barnes is the widow of the late
war correspondent who was
killed last winter. She will re
late her experiences on the Eu
ropean continent Mrs. Barnes
left for Europe in 1926 and lived
in Paris, Rome, 'Moscow, Berlin
and London. She and her- two
daughters came to the United
States in 1940. Mrs. Barnes at
tended Salem high school and
Willamette university and ' was
married in New York in 1924.
Mrs. Buxton is the junior past
president of the Corvallis Jun
ior Woman's club and a grad
uate of Oregon State college.
For several years she was a spe
cialist in extension work in
clothing at Oregon State college.
Her topic will be "Choosing
Your Wardrobe, Good Groom
ing and Personality." Accom
panying Mrs. Buxton will be the
present president of the Corval
lis Junior Woman's club, Mrs.
Clyde Richards,, and several of
the club members.
Other guests include Mrs.
George H. Swift, president of
the Salem Woman's club, Mrs.
Glenn S. Paxson, junior past
president of the Salem Woman's
club, and junior club counselor,
and Mrs.' Percy Kelly, a mem
ber of the Salem Woman's club
board of directors.
Dinner Honors
Mr. Kennedy
A delightful dinner party hon
oring. Mr. J. W. .Kennedy was
that for which Mr. and Mrs.
Carl V. Booth were hosts Fri
day night at their country home
on Summit road.
Mr. Kennedy, Marion county
rural school supervisor, has been
granted a leave of absence to
attend University of Oregon
where he will work this year
toward a degree.
; In the group at the Friday
dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Ken
nedy and son Jack, Mrs. Cora
E. Reid, Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Harding and children, Loris and
Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Weddle, Mrs. Leta Porter and
Mr. and Mrs.' Booth and son
Herbert.
The Council of Church Women
executive meeting will be held
at the YWCA on Tuesday afteri
noon at 2 o'clock. Mrs. W. A.
Barkus will preside and plans
will be made for the October
meeting.;
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FACE TI3
Reception at
Art Center
Thursday i
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- Announcement has been made
of a reception to be given by the -Art
Center in honor of Alfred
Laura ine, member of the Art
Center; association since its be
ginning, on Thursday at 8
o'clock In the main-gallery of
the Center. . Mr. Lauraine who
-spent the past year in Los An
geles . studying with the South
American. Dance, has returned
to reopen his dance studio.
j During the reception hours
Mr. Lauraine will tell what the
new South American steps are
and demonstrate how they are
using the rumba, tango, samba
and marcha. Additional num- -ben
on the program for Thurs
day evening will be a group of
songs by Dean Melvin Geist, ac
companied by Mrs. Geist.
While In Los Angeles Mr.
Lauraine was engaged as spe
cial ballroom - instructor for
Elisa Ryan. He gave private in
struction to Barbara Allen,
known to radio audience as
Vera Vague, Shirley Temple,
Mrs. Guy Kibbe and Tony Kil
born. Arranging (he Affair
In charge of the general plans
for the Art Center reception for
Mr. Lauraine is Mrs. Otto K.
Paulus. : Her assistants are Mrs.
Ora F. Mclntyre, Miss Josie
Acklln, Mrs. W. T. Jenks and
Mrs. Melvin Geist
Asked to be in the receiving
line are Mr. 1 Lauraine, Mr.
Charles Val Clear, Mrs. J. M. .
Devers, Mr. and Mrs. Edouard
Hurlimann, Mrs. Doris Smith of
Portland, Mrs. Tom Anderson of
Silvertan. Introducing guests to
the, receiving line will be Mrs.
W.-H. Lytle.
Mrs. Winnie Pettyjohn, Mr. E.
W. Acklin and Mr. Fred Thiel
sen will greet guests at the door.
Inviting to the dining room will
be Mrs. Chester r Cox and Mrs.
Clifford Brown." Miss Mabel
Robertson and Mrs. E. L. Gray -will
pour.
Assisting with serving are
Miss Hilda Fries, Miss Josie
Acklin, Miss Gertrude Dalk,
Mrs. John Adlard, Miss Sedonia
Reed, Miss Pauline Zoe Cham
bers and Miss Cynthia Delano.
All friends of Mr. Lauraine
and the Art Center are extended
an invitation to attend the
affair.
Judge Brand
Is Speaker "
Judge James T. Brand, a new
member of the Oregon supreme
court, was the guest speaker at
the first fall meeting of Salem
branch, American Association of
University Women, Saturday af
ternoon at the Marion hotel.
Judge Brand's topic was "The
Divorce Mill" and he related his
experiences while a judge in the
circuit court
, Mrs. Herbert Rahe, president, .
presided at the luncheon meet
ing and the committee heads
gave brief reports. The long ta
bles were decorated with lovely
sprays of red, pink and white
gladioluses, blue delphiniums
and white asters.
Announcement was made that
Dr. Breunauer of the national
association of AAUW will be a
guest in Portland on September
27 at a luncheon meeting at
Reed college. Her topic will be
"International Situation as it Is
of September, 1941." Those plan
ning to attend the affair are
asked to make reservations with
Mrs. C. A. Ratcliff by Wednes
day noon.
A general invitation was ex
tended to all AAUW members
to attend the reception for
which members of the Willam
ette university faculty and trus
tees will be hosts on Friday,
October 1, at the university li
brary from 8 to 10 o'clock in
honor of the new president, Dr.
Carl Sumner Knopf, , and Mrs.
Knopf.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Herbert
are leaving by train tonight for
San Pedro, Calif, where they
will make their nome.
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means. -
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