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Miss Clare
Feted at
Parties "
i Several parties are arranged
this week in compliment to Miss
Margaret Clare, who will be
come Mr. Gerald Kendall's bride
on October 18.
Tuesday night a group of her
friends were hostesses lor a .
chicken dinner at Gobble Inn.
Also sharing honors with Miss
Clare were Miss Doris Drager '
andlMss Merle Chestnut, brides
elect After the dinner the group
went to the . apartment of Mrs.
Millicent Stevens where the
honor guests were feted with a
kitchen gadget shower.
Making up the party were
Miss Margaret Clare, Miss Doris
Drager, - Miss Merle Chestnut,
Miss Hilda Crawford, Miss Jes
sie Keeney, Miss Helen Kestley,
Miss Lucille Dunigan, Miss De
lores Annen, Miss Mary Shreve,
Miss Beth Holcomb and Mrs.
Mfllicent Stevens.
Mrs. Leon Hansen has invited
guests to a bridal shower Thurs
day night for the pleasure of
Miss "Clare. The affair will le
held at the Hansen home on East
Miller street A kitchen shower
will honor the bride-to-be and a
late supper will be served by
; the hostess.
Dessert Luncheon
Mrs. Robert Worral will pre
side at a dessert luncheon on
-Saturday afternoon at her home
on Glenn Creek road in compli
ment to Miss Clare. Bouquets of
dahlias and other autumn blooms
will provide the decorative note
on .the tables and about the
rooms. A crystal shower will
fete Miss Clare and - the after-
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mally.
i Bidden to honor Miss Clare are
Mrs. William Clare, Miss Marilyn
Clare, Mrs., James C. Pike, Mrs.
Frederick Worral, Mrs. Carroll
Courtneier, Mrs. Roy Alvick,
Mrs. -Julia Pease, Mrs. Paul El
lis, Mrs. A. A. Carper, Mrs. Wil
lard White, Mrs. Perry Anderson,
Mrs. Leonard Howe, Mrs. Wal
ter Worrall, Mrs. J. P. Smart,
Mrs. Dean Jewell, Mrs. Roy Tay
lor, Miss Beth Billings and Miss
Eileen Taver.
Installation of .
Officers Held -
I Newly elected officers of the
Young Business and Profession
al Girls' club of the YWCA were
Installed Monday night at an im
presive candlelight ceremony in
the club rooms "of the YW. New
- officers taking their oath of of
fice were: Sophy Popovich, pres
ident; Molly Johnston, vice-president;
Florence Pedersen, secre
tary; Shirlee Lamb, treasurer.
Retiring officers are Laurel
Emerson, president; Melba Con
rad, vice-president;; Vera Wood,
secretary; Jean Brimacombe,
treasurer. '
: The newly installed president
presided over the remainder of
the meeting which was taken up
In discussion arid plans for the
open house which will be held at
the YWCA on Monday night,
October 20 from 8 to 10 o'clock.
The girls have invited several
members from the Portland Bus
iness and Professional Girls' club
to betheirguestsfor the even
ing 'and will entertain them at a
. clinner in the club rooms preced
ing, the open house.
I The ' committee in charge !. of
the program for the open house
is . Elda Ridgeway, " chairman,
Marian Mitchell, and Melba Con
rad. Yomarco Class. -Entertained
j Thirty members of the Yomar
co class of, the First Methodist
; church met at the home of Mrs.
Ronald Glover Tuesday after
noon for a 1 o'clock luncheon.
Officers of , the group acted as
hostesses, v Mrs. Fred Zimmer
man presided at the business ses
sion and plans were made for
the year. . - .;; ;
; Presiding at the serving table
were Mrs. J. Edgar Purdy and
Mrs. J. C. Harrison. The cen
. terpiece was, of . snapdragons,
pink gladioluses and blue
. michaelmas daisies. Other bou
quets . of j fall flowers were ar
ranged about the rooms.
v Beta Sigma Phi members met
' at the chamber of commerce
Monday night and brought can-
: dy to be sent to the Salem boys
at Camp Murray, Mrs George
; Scales led the discussion on "Re-
i alization." Attending the meeting !
; were Miss Cynthia DeLano, pres
u , tt r . . ..
; rs. xiaxry wemsxem, Sey; Mrs. T. C ' Newton and,
. Mrs. George Scales, Mrs. Law- - Mrs. h. W. Steinke; Portland;
rence Brown, Mrs. John Hughes, . and Robert Forster, West Salem.
i Mrs. Eleanor ; Loetterle, ! Miss t 1 "At"3i;A" ' '
1 n nrv.: ir t . , ... ' A dinner was held at the Hal- -Mary
White, Miss Isobel Mielke v v ri r- t
land Missr Meredith Lathrop.
Mrs. Horace Murray Hair, Mr. ;
Felix French and - Rlr. Robert I
Rawson were in Portland on Sat
urday, to attend the San, Fran
cisco Opera company's perform-
ance of "Verdi's "Rigoletta" '"
UZZD THIS ADVICni
If you're cross, rertlens, nmoiis
tuCrr hot Caches, ticiMM cauwed
br tnls penod In a woman's Itfe
t-f Lyci E. Plnkham'a Compound
"ii.b!-"i (vixhaadcd iron). Made e
yxcia. "f iiomm.1 housandaurton
tlio'i i, rniRritaUy belped. f ol
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MAXJNE BUKrjN
Editor
Miss Pryor,
Mr.; Isham
To
Marry
Miss Ruth Pryor and Mr.
LeRoy Isham have set their
November wedding day. The
ceremony will be performed on
Sunday, November 9, at the
Evangelical church. The date of
the couple's coming marriage
was told at an informal party
Tuesday night when Mrs.
Charles Dunn entertained at her
apartment on 'North Capitol
street in honor of Miss Pryor.
Guests were invited to a des
sert supper and tiny scrolls tied
to balloons, revealing the news,
decorated the individual tables.
Bouquets of autumn flowers
were arranged about the rooms
and the evening hours were
spent informally. A miscellan
eous shower honored Miss Pryor.
Invited to the announcement
party were Mrs. Earl Pryor,
Mrs. Tillie Isham, Miss LaReva
Isham, Mrs. Ialo Smith, Mrs.
Ray Lafky, Mrs. Thomas Roen,
Mrs. Gilbert Pryor, Mrs. Thom
as LaDuke, Mrs. Byron Jackson,
Mrs. Wesley Gregg, Mrs.
Blanche Schwiening, Miss Doro
thy Cornelius, Miss Ruby Cable,
Miss Edna Litke, Miss Leona
Pryor, Miss Glennie Scott, Jim
my and Jerry Pryor and Miss
Dorothy Cogswell.
The bride-elect is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pryor
of Eugene and attended schools
in Eugene. She has made her
home in Salem for several years.
Mr. Isham is the son of Mrs.
Tillie Isham of Salem and is now
in business here, where the
couple will reside after their
marriage. :
Mrs. Anderson
Is Hostess
Mrs. William Everett Ander
son was hostess to members of
the Modern
i Drama class Tuesday
at her Court street
afternoon
home. Guests were invited to a
salad luncheon at one o'clock and
bouquets of erigeon, nicotina,
petunia and anemoes in shades
of laveder and mauve provided
the decorative note on the ta
bles. Mrs. Karl Becke is leader of
the group this year and during
the afternoon. This was the first
fall meeting- and study plans
were outlined for the year.
Members are Mrs. Karl Becke,
Mrs. Robert M. Gatke, Mrs. Earl
Headrick, Mrs. J. E. Law, Mrs.
Clifton Mudd, Mrs. Edgar T.
Pierce, Mrs. Merrill Ohling,,Mrs.
Herbert Rahe, Mrs. C. B. Spen
cer and Mrs. Anderson.
Mrs. Power to
Entertain
Mrs. Kenneth Power will be
a luncheon hostess this after
noon when she entertains for
members of her club at her Cen
ter street residence. Contract
bridge will be in play, during the
afternoon. :. r
Special guests will be Mrs.
James Sears, Mrs. Vera1 Miller
and Mrs. George Scales. Mem
bers are Mrs. Raymond Bone
steeie, Mrs. Kenneth Wilson, Mrs.,
Rex Adolph, Mrs. Wolcott Bur
en, Mrs. George : Weller, Mrs..
Kenneth Jerry, Mrs. Wallace
; Carson, ; Mrs. Willard ' Marshall
and Mrs. Kenneth Power.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forster
Phillip and Donald, and Mrs.
O. C Schofield, of Ypsilanti,
Mich., attended the golden wed
ding, anniversary celebration of
Mr. Forster's parents,. Mr. and
Mrs. Phillip J. Forster, at Halsey
Wednesdav. . ! ' - ' W- '
. Mr. and Mrs; Phillip J. Forster
; are the parents of 'Mrs:' L. G.
r- Sweet and Mrs. Fred Roberts,
Enffpn' Mrs fharlxi Vallr" TTil
- ' "
vuuiui, iwucik evisvu yi c
: sented his parents with a golden :
wedding certificate signed t by -their
children. ' --i . ? . ' -
' A reception followed ' at i the:
home of the. honored couple with
many calling to present their
best. wishes and gifts. ;
. The Woman's Society f Chris
tian service of the Leslie Metho
dist church will -'meet in the"
church parlors this afternoon.
Mrs. C. A. Downs will review
s a portion of the study book, "The
Christian Imperative. The Bi
ble study, "The Prophets and the
Problems of Life will be lead by
i Mrs A. W, Metzger. Hostesses
for-the tea hour will be Mes
dames Sarah Lc wry,-and Bertha
Lucas.
SOCIETY
HUSIC
ThellOllE
Club Calendar
WEDNESDAY I
. WSCS Jason Lee Methodist
church, 10 JO business meeting, 1
p. m. lunch.
VFW auxiliary sewing group,
with Mrs. Elmer Ideen, RU i. Box
5, 1 p.m.
All day Pringle Women's club
meeting at clubhouse.
WSCS First Methodist church.
Carrier room, 2 p. m..
First Presbyterian missionary '
society 3 p. m. at church. Ex ecu- -tive
board 1 J5 p. m.
AAUW executive hoard meet
ing. 7:45- with Mrs. H. Kahe, 1026
North Winter street.
Royal Neighbors Sewing club,
with Mrs. Charles South. - 33S
North Summer street, all day
meeting.
Ladies guild American Luther
an church.
FOE Social club with Mrs.
Ralph Boling. 490 North 24th
street.
Holly wood Merry -Go-Round
club with Mrs. V. M. LaDue. 3
p.m.. Maxine Gibb hostess.
Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae
with Mrs. Dan Fry, jr., 375 West
Lefelle, 7:30 p. m.
THURSDAY
Brush College Helpers with
Mrs. Paul Wallace. 2 pjn.
Willamette Faculty Women's
club. 2 JO Lausanne hall.
Pythian Sisters, K hall. S p.m.
Pan American class, of Salem
Woman's club with Mrs. J. N.
Chambers, 2:30 p.m.
Willing Workers, First Chris
tian church, with Mrs. T. L. Lind.
Box 160 Silverton road.
PBW public relations banquet,
Marion hotel, 7 p. m.
Delta Phi alumnae with Mrs. C.
Ronald Hudkins, 8 p. m.
Women of Congregatio nal
church tea. 2:30 to 5:30.
Pi Beta Phi alumnae with Mrs.
Chester Zumwalt. 845 Hood, 7:30
p.m.
American Legion auxiliary
sewing group meet in Legion
home, 1:30 p. m.
FRIDAY
Finance committee of YWCA
meet at YW, 10 a. m.
Nebraska club, KP hall, S p.m.
Juvenile Neighbors of Wood
craft, Fraternal Temple. 4 p. m.
Marion county council of
American Legion auxiliary meet
in Woodburn.
SATURDAY
i Salem Woman's club, board
meeting, 12:30. Luncheon 1 p.m.,
program at 2 p.m.
MONDAY
i Pro-America at Marion hotel,
p. m.
American Legion auxiliary ex
ecutive board with Mrs. - Don
Madison, 820 Tammarack, S p. m.
TUESDAY
AAUW Latin American study
class. YWCA. 7 :30 p. m.
Tri Delts Meet
fa Finsley S
The Delta Delta Delta sorority
alumnae were entertained at the
home of Mrs. Fred Finsley Mon
day night Plans were made for
the ensuing year and Ihe group
donated five dollars to the Amer
ican : Red Cross towards pur
chase of a Braille writer. A late
supper was served after the bus
iness meeting.
Alumnae attending were Mrs.
H. R. Woodburn, Mrs. Clarence
Roseheim, Mrs. G. Edward Bis
selL Mrs. Dean Ellis, Mrs. Fred
Moxley, Mrs. . Robert Sprague,
Mrs.: George Weller,-Mrs. Wal
lace Bonesteele,- Mrs. Carlton E.
Spencer, Mrs Richard Farra,
Mrs.; Ralph Mercer, Mrs. Har
old Strawn, Mrs. W. J. Braun,
Mrs.' Ralph Campbell, Mrs. C A.
Downs, Mrs. Frank Lilburn, Mrs.
Fred Finsley, Miss Gretchen
Gamer, Miss Zelma Busch, Miss
. Josephine Baumgartner, Miss
Ruth Starrett and Miss Jean Ma
rie Ackerson.
Organizing -New
Group: . v
The younger girls committee
of the Salem YWCA met on '
Tuesday morning. Members dis- ;
cussed the visit of. Miss Ber- ;
nice j Bridges, national advisor '
for younger girls, scheduled for ;
i Salem on December 4 and 5. The
group also discussed ' the new
. girl, reserve group which Is be- :
' ing organized at the State school :
for the. Blind. :
Members of the committee are"
Mrs. Guy Hickok, chairman, Mrs.
Mervin Fidler, secretary, Mrs.
Harold Olinger, Mrs. Joe Cham
. bers, Jr, Mrs. Ralph Allen, Mrs.
- Charles Huggins and Mrs. Karl ;
i Becke.
. The" AAUW CbUd Study class
. will meet tonight at the home of
- Mrs. Earl Salirig, 170 North rist
street, at 7:45 o'clock. Dr. Roy
Lockenour t of the -Willamette '
univefsity law school, will dis-"
cuss legal matters of importance
to parents. All raothers of children-
under junior high school
age are Invited to attend, x
AM freshmen and new girls
on i the : Willamette ; university
campus are invited to attend the
. sorority rush teas this afternoon.
Alpha Phi Alpha will be at home
between 4 and 5 o'clock. Delta
Phi from 4:30 to 5:30 o'clock and
Beta Chi 5 to 6 o'clock.
: Mr. Felix French, Salem com-
. poser and poet, has just received
word that his poem, "Moonlight,"
is to be printed in yet another
anthology, "Who's Who in
Poetry. This poem has previ
ously appeared in "Eros,? a col
lection of love poems, and also
in 1341 Poetry Digest Annual. '
-thm O2ZG011 STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Yfednesday Martina, October 8. 1841
Hostesses to
Honor Miss
Brairiard
Miss Charlotte Kallander and
Mrs. George Abbott have invited
guests to' the former's home on
Center street Thursday night for
the - pleasure of Miss Lucfle
Brainard, popular bride-elect of
Mr. John Kelly. v . - .
Contract birdge will be in play
during the evening and a late
supper will be served by the
hostesses. ."- A "trousseau shower
will fete the bride-to-be. - Bou
quets of autumn flowers in vari
ed shades will provide he dec--orative
note about the1 rooms.
Bidden to honor Miss Brainard
are Miss Marjorie Thome of
Dallas, Mrs. Louis J. Stutt, Mrs.
Rodney Winston of . Portland,
Mrs. George Sheppherd of
Gresham, Mrs. Thorne H. Ham
mond, Mrs. Wayne Doughton,
Mrs. Bruce Carkin, Mrs, Dwight.
Lear, Mrs. Manfred Olson, Mrs.
Ralph Nohlgren, Mrs. Wheeler
R. English, Miss Bernice Orwig,
Miss Eleanor Trindle, Miss Letha
Pelley and Miss Dorothy Wine
'' Sar. : . ''
Practice for -Initiation
Miss Helen McElroy, noble
grand, presided over the, regular
meeting of Salem Rebekah Mon
day night at 7:30. After the busi
ness session, Mrs. Clarence
Townsend, degree staff captain
held practice in preparation for
initiation which will be held next
Monday; Two candidates will be
admitted to membership. She
has also called a special practice
for tonight at 7:30 in IOOF tem
ple. A good-of-the-order program
under the direction of Mrs. Clem
W. Ohlsen, has been scheduled
for the October 20 meeting. The
business session will be followed
by a benefit card party under the
auspices of the FL club.
October 27 will be a birthday
and Hallowe'en party when
members of the lodge whose
birthdays are in October will be
honored. Mrs. Maude Rogers is
chairman of the committee and
will be assisted by James Smith,
Sylvia Daley, Charlotte Jones,
Pearl Wilson, Phoebie McAdams,
Ida Steele, Hannah Beard, Al
meda Beckman, Ella Cort, Cora
Smith, Sophia Heckman, J. E.
Kirkpatrick, Geo. Henderson,
Mae Hill, Dorothy Estes, Viola
Burns and Blanche Hull.
All Rebekahs are welcome to
the regular meeting of the Three
Link club of Salem Rebekah
lodge, which will be held Friday
afternoon in IOOF temple. Mrs.
Josephine Erikson, Mrs. Blanche
Scheelar and Mrs. Blanche Saun-
ders are making arrangements
over which Mrs. Jennie M. Wil
lis will preside, assisted by Mrs.
Mable Gardner.
.
JaCODSen UiriS
Give Dance
. Misses Viola and Verletta
Jacobsen, daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. Axel A. R. Jacobsen, had a
dancing party Saturday night at
, their home for a group of the
younger set.
; The recreation room was dec
orated in blue and white with
I balloons hanging from the ceil
' i ing. Refreshments were served
; by the hostesses.-. -
The guests' were Ruth Ostrin,
' Hazel Wilson, Donna Donnell,
: Jean Justrom, Pat Peeler, Vir-.
" ginia Glover, Robert Barker, Joe
. Power; Bob Lorenz, Sam Tripp,
- Bob SchlegeL Jack Gibson, Ron
nie Clark, Joe Bauersox and the
hostesses, Viola and ' Verletta
Jacobsen.
. INDEPENDENCE Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Mattison, who ob
" served their golden wedding an-
niversary Sunday, September 28,
' received nearly 200 friends who
called
- Their 'home was decorated in
" autumn flowers in gold and
bronze.' The decorations were
planned by Mrs. C. O. Sloper.
; Presiding at the table, which was
centered with an arrangement of
;. yellow chrysanthemums guard
ed by gold tapers were Mrs. W.
B. Mahon, Mrs. Harry Ilif f, Coral
Collins, ! Mrs. Stella Calbreath,
Mrs. A. L. Thomas, Mrs. Blanche
Eakin of Dallas, Mrs. Clifford
Glasson and Miss Faye Lindley.
Assisting In serving were Mrs.
; Nick Versteeg, Mrs. G. G. Matti
i son, Mrs. James S. Robbie, Miss
: Henrietta Wolfer, Mrs. Estella
: Fluke, Miss Mary Donaldson,
Mrs. E. A. Dunckel and Mrs.
Blanche KirkendaL
! Mrs. E. B. Arthur from Port
land greeted guests at the door;
Mrs. J, ; E. Hubbard . assisted
about the guest room. Mrs. Delia
Keeney had charge of the guest
book; Mrs. - Gus Fisher,- the
wraps and Mrs. E. M.- Wunder,
the music. -
Mr. and Mrs. Mattison have
. resided - on their farm west ' of
Independence for. 48 years.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Croshaw
were hosts on Saturday to a
group of relatives and friends,
when their grandsons were here
on leave. Those present were
Norman Patten and Deron Porsl
gian the soldeirs, Mr.- and Mrs.
Ernest Croshaw. and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Mike . Porsegian and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Croshaw, Mr. and Mrs. Croshaw
and fanuly,' Special guests were
Mr. A. P. Strauser, Portland,
and Claudie Miles. . i
Legion Auxiliary
I Hears Reports
The American Legion auxili
; ary, - Capital unit. No. , 9, met
' Monday night' in Legion .home
with Mrs." Frank Marshall 1 pre
siding. Mrs. Fred Gahlsdorf,
hostess, introduced the guests of
the evening, Mrs. Mae ; Butler,
Mrs. Inez Kirkwood, Yvonne
Bolton and Patricia Peeler. .
Mrs. Mem.Pearce presided at
the installation of the treasurer,
Mrs.' John Olson, for the ensuing
year. . : :
Mrs. Stanley-Krueger ; gave a
brief talk, on membership. She
stressed the Importance of mem
bership to give , the auxiliary
: strength to carry on the exten
sive: projects planned for the
year; She named her committee
as follows: Mrs. John Nash, Mrs.
Harold Perkins, Mrs. Don Madi-1
son,' Mrs. James G arson, Mrs.
Fred Gahlsdorf, Mrs. J. E. Can
non, Mrs. . M. Y." Brooks, Mrs.
A. J. Crose, Mrs. Klony Smith,
Mrs. Mem Pearce, - Mrs. T. ; J.
Brabec and Mrs. Glen SeelyV, .
Mrs. Austin Wilson gave a de
tailed report on the iron lung;
The iron lung has been investi
gated as a possible project for
the joint Oregon units. Com
munity service made its annual
contribution to Community Chest
and the auxiliary will sponsor a
camp fire group, again this year.
Yvone Bolton and Patricia Peel
er gave short resumes of their
work at Girls State, during the
past summer. , The girls . were
sponsored by Capital unit No. 9.
Mrs. John Olson gave, a report
on the national convention in
Milwaukee, Wis.
Mrs. Harold Perkins, sewing
chairman, announced .there will
be a series of sewing meetings
held in Legion home. The first
meeting will be next Thursday
afternoon. Members are invited
to come and aid in the American
Red Cross sewing now on hand.
The sewing committee includes
Jessie Rodman, Mrs. H. B. Pear
son, Mrs. Fred Gahlsdorf, Mrs.
W. H. Baillie, Mrs. W. H. An
derson and Mrs. Ella Voves.
The executive board will meet
next Monday night at the home
of Mrs. Don Madison and Mar
ion county council will be in
Woodburn next Friday.
The next meeting, October 20,
will be a social meeting with ar
rangements in charge of Mrs.
Stanley Krueger, membership
chairman and her committee.
Mrs. Emmons to
Honor Club
Mrs. Carl W. Emmons has in
vited members of her club to a
dessert luncheon this afternoon
at her home on Fawk street.
Bouquets of ainnias, asters and
daisies will decorate the guest
rooms. After the luncheon ta
bles will be made up for con
tract bridge.
. Mrs. Glen Hoar and Mrs.
Ward Davis will be special guests
and members attending will be
Mrs. Estill Brunk, Mrs. Earl
Cooky, Mrs. Robert FJfstrom,
Mrs. Bjame Ericksen, Mrs. Cha
Charles McElhinny, Mrs. Her
man Miller, Mrs. O. I. Paulson,
Mrs. Robert Sprague and Mrs.
Lester Wilcox.
Bridge Club to
Be Feted
Mrs. Lawrence ' Anderson will
entertain informally tonight at
her home on Madison street for
the pleasure of members, of
her club. A late supper will be
served after an evening of con
tract. .
Additional guests will be Miss
Kreta Janz, Mrs. Alden Adolph,
Mrs." John Hughes and Mrs. L.
P. Campbell. Members are Mrs.
Noel Ca vender, Mrs. Esther
Baird and Mrs. Lawrence An
derson. Dr. and Mrs. William H. Lytle
have spent several days in Port
land and Monday night attended
the Pacific International horse
show. They' were the dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Gat tie before the show. '
; The Pi Beta Phi alumnae will
. will be entertained at the home
of Mrs. Chester Zumwalt Thurs
day night at a dessert supper at
7:30 o'clock. 'Assisting hostesses
will be Mrs. Louis B. Schoel and
Mrs.' Charles Coleman., 7 ,-
H (TST the hands that art busy all
Jl day suffer from chappie, crack
Inc. or rednenr Not U t&ey. r
chapped, you wul be deUghtad wtttt
titm comforting effect of MentboiatuB
applied to the tlnging. red, or
cracked skla. Menthoutum quickly
cools and soothes the Irritation. It
also (Mlsta Mature to nwr
ouickiy tutml ttim Injured V
akin. Jars or tuOea. ATM
Luncheon at
Berg Home
Friday , :
" A farewell party will honor
Mrs. Kenneth Beach, , formerly
of Salem, on. Friday afternoon
when; Mrs. : Elmer Berf enter
tains at her Center" street home.
Mrs. '. Beach and her daughter,
Sally Lou,; have been visiting
in Oregon City the past year
with members of her family. She
and her daughter will leave the
middle of October for New York
City where they will join Mr.
Beach." He is now with the New
York state department of edu
. cation.
Mrs. Berg has invited a group
of Mrs. Beach's friends to lunch
eon with an afternoon of con
tract following. The going away
motif Will be carried out in the
table , appointments and fall
flowers wDl be used about the
rooms. .
Covers will be placed for Mrs.
Kenneth ' Beach, Mrs. William
Wymer of Oregon City, Mrs.
Claire L. Brown, Miss Lorena
Jack, Mrs. J. Deane Patterson,
Airs. Earl Cooley, Mrs. Oscar
Paulson, Mrs. Thomas Drynan,
Mrs,. Martin Elle, Mrs. Robert.
Stanley and Mrs, Elmer O. Berg.
Woman's Club
In Session
The Salem Heights Woman's
club held its regular meeting
Friday afternoon at the Com
munity hall with Mrs. Loins An
derson presiding. Delegates
elected to represent the club at
the county convention at Ma
cleay, October 24 are Mrs. A. A.
Taylor, Mrs. D. D. Dotson, Mrs.
C. A. Graham, Mrs. John Doug
las, Mrs. Paul Griebenow, Mrs.
L. Bennett and Mrs. Louis An
derson. Alternates named werf
Mrs. William Neimeyer, Mrs.
W. E. Gardner, Mrs. H. W. Pier
son, Mrs. Gayle Finley and Mrs.
Alioe Edmundson.
Delegates elected to the third
district meeting to be held in
Seaside, October1 30, were Mrs.
A. A. Taylor and Mrs. Louis An
derson. Mrs. Anderson reported on
the community fair to be held in
the hall, October 17. There will
be a hobby show in connection
with the fair. Mrs, A. A. Taylor,
chairman of the committee, re
ported cake and cookies will be
sold in the woman's club booth.
Several guests were .intro
duced during the afternoon.
Members present were Mrs.
C. A. Graham, Mrs. Paul Grie
benow, Mrs. Carl Harris, Mrs.
W. E. Gardhr, Mrs. H. W. Pier
son, Mrs. Louis Anderson, Mrs.
G. F. Bender, Mrs. John Doug
las, Mrs. C. B. Matlock, Mrs.
Jay Morris, Mrs. A. A. Taylor,
Mrs. Gayle Finley, Mrs. Emma
Whealdon, Mrs. Frank Erickson,
Mrs. Homer McWain, Mrs. Alice
Edmundson, Mrs. D. D. Craig,
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When the family workers come
. home they'll welcome a refresh
ing moment to relax."
' bottle carton of Coca-Cola from
i your dealer U the easy way to
i provide home refreshment
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Mrs. C Mork, Mrs. Charles Saw-
yery Mrs. John Hovey, Mrs. H.
W. Fasching, Mrs. A. E.. Nelson,
Mrs. George A.Willson and Mrs.
William Neimeyer. . .
Mra. Marie. Flint McCall gave
a very interesting talk on her trip
to Panama. She had many love
ly articles on display. - - . . "
Refreshments w c r ' served
from an attractive table with
Mrs. CA. Graham and Mrs.
George A. Willson presiding at
the urns. ' Hostesses were Mrs.
C. Mork, Mrs. A. E. Nelson and
"Mrs. John Hoey. .
Garden Club
At Meeting .
The Little Garden club of Sa
lem Heights met at the home
of Mrs. Alice Edmundson Thurs
dayrfor a 1 o'clock d e s s e r t
'luncheon. Mrs. Charles Sawyer
presided at the business meeting.
A committee (consisting of.
Mrs. Edmundson, Mrs. C. A.
Graham, Mrs. F. H. Thompson,
Mrs. Homer McWain and Mrs.
Paul Griebenow was appointed
to take charge of a booth at the
Community fair, to be held at
the hall Friday, October 17. Mrs.
Ward Inglis and J Mrs. George
Bell gave a demonstration on
making corsages. '
Mrs. Lewis Judson spoke on
"Berried shrubs .and trees' and:
showed a decorative arrange
ment. !
Guests present were Mrs. In-,
glis, Mrs. BelL Mrs. E. M. Dai
ley, Mrs. Carl Harris and Mrs.
F. J. Bradshaw.
Members present were Mrs.
Valleda Ohmart, Mrs. C. Falk,
Mrs. H. R. Woodburn, Mrs. F. H.
Thompson, Mrs. Alvin Stewart,
Mrs. A. A. Taylor, Mrs. Charles1
Sawyer, Mrs. William Neimeyer,
Mrs. P. H. Acton, Mrs. V. D.
Bain, Mrs. Louis Anderson, Mrs.
Ralph Cartwright, Mrs. Lewis
Judson, Mrs. R. D. Cooper, Mrs.
Paul Griebenow; Mrs. C. A.
Kells, Mrs. L. D. Lambeth, Mrs.
Homer McWain and the hostess,
Mrs. Edmundson. I
Mrs. Daniel J. Fry, jr win
open her home on West Lefelle
street tonight to members' of the
Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae
association. A dessert supper will
be served at 7:30 o'clock and the
assisting hostesses are Mrs. Ar
thur T. Fox and Mrs. Leah
Hogue.
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AUTHOIITT Of THI COCA-COIA
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Two Marion county girls will
hold high positions in the stu
dent government of St. Helen'i
Hall high school this year, ac
cording to notice of class elee,
tion results received from the
Portland Institution. ' "
" Patricia Waters, - daughter ef
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Waters of
1545 Center street received a
double . honor when she was
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elected dou president ui jun
ior class and one of the two
members of the Red Cross coun
cil. This Is .Mie-Waters, fifth
year at St.-Helen's HalL where
she has been 'very active in ex
tra -currkulaf . affairs,'' having
.been vice president of ther
freshman class,' and secretary
treasurer of her sophomore class.
Miss BettyrPeetz, daughter' of
Mr. and Mrs. Herman R. Peetz
of Turner, was elected vice
president of the senior class.
She Is also secretary of Thespi
ans, national dramatic honorary,
to which she was elected last
term. During the past year, she
was vice president of the stu
dent body and secretary of the
Dramatic club.
The two girls were the only
two non-Portland students elect-'
ed to class offices, j
Today's Menji
Autumn crispness means that
sausage time is here; try some
forms of this meat at dinner to
night Here's a good menu:
Date and apple salad
Sausage snitzel '
Baked peanut squash
' French fried potatoes .
Banana cream pie
SAUSAGE SCHNITZEL
1 pound sausage, roll- or pat
ties 1 egg
2 teaspoons grated lemon rind
Vi teaspoon salt
1 cup sour cream
V cup sliced pimiento olives
Mix sausage, cornflakes, lemon
rind, and salt Add lightly beaten
eggs. Shape into 8 balls. Brown
the balls in a lightly greased
heavy skillet. Pour over the
sour cream and olives. Cover
tightly. Cook over-low heat 15
minutes or bake in a moderate
oven (350 degrees F.) 15 min
utes. Serve with brown rice and
a green vegetable or salad. Will
serve 4.
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lines vgtabUt add celery, meol
and onions according to th impl
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