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The OSIGOXf STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Friday Morning. October 24. 1S41
Bride-Elect
Will Be
Feted
Mrs. Clayborne W. Dyer hat
invited guests to an informal tea
on Sunday afternoon at her
apartment at the Suridberg. The
A
uiair win compumen; mn.
, Dyer's future sister-in-law, Miss
Clara Belle Burnside, who will
' " become the bride of Mr. William
. Connell Dyer, jr on Friday, No
vember 7.
Guests will call between 3 and
5 o'clock and a crystal shower
. will fete the bride-to-be. Bou
quets of autumn flowers will
, provide the decorative note on
'' 4he . tea table and about the
rooms. , -:. "'', ,v
. Bidden to honor Miss Burn
side are Mrs. H. W. Burnside,
Mrs. E. J. Burnside, Mrs. Wil
liam C. Dyer, Mrs. William Whit
tington, Mrs. William H. Lytle,
Mrs. Russell K. Woodward, Mrs.
John Hughes, Mrs. Charles Helt
zel, Mrs. M. E. Gadwa, Mrs.
' Robert Gentzkow, Mrs. . Donald
Young, Mrs. Charles Taylor, Mrs.
J E. Campbell, Mrs. Arthur
Rahn, Mrs. W. Carlton Smith,
Mrs. Russell Catlin, Mrs. Frank
H. Spears, Mrs. Frank Cono
ver, Miss Helen Wiedmer, Miss
Kay Pillette, Miss Lela and Miss
Edna Stortz and Miss Marjorie
Weum.
Dinner Event
Of Sunday
A chicken dinner will be
served by the ladies of the St
Vincent de Paul parish on Sun
day at' the parish hall, begin
ning at 11:30 a. m.
The following will act on the
committees: Mrs. C. Stupfel and
" Mrs. G. Petzel, kitchen; Mrs.
David Q'Hara and Mrs. 'Joe
Pi ange, A pantry ; Mr. and Mrs.
Aau-4 j Aiivui)avii, wiicc( vino.
J.'W. Schrunk and Mrs. John
Koveric, dining room; Mr. John
Kovaric, dish' washing; Mrs.
Zoe McCormick, and Mr. Joe
Mejstrik, cashiers; Mrs. Max
; Woods, Mrs. MJ Dimelar, Mrs.
Lew Amort and Mrs. Ed Heenan,
solicitors.
Later entertainment will be
provided by George Stupfel, Joe
Zielinski, Al Moisan, Leo Doerf-
ler, Dick Redden, Frank Rade
macher, Cyril Meusey, Ben
Moorman, Carl Jungblut, Ro
man Heine, Vince Rodakowski,
W. G. Nibler, Ben Benolken,
Gordon Coffey, Sylvan Mauer,
Marie Warner, Cecelia Kasper,
Kay Pillette, and Theresa He
mann. Miss Shirley McKay, daughter
of Senator and Mrs. Douglas
McKay, will be in Corvallis this
weekend where she will be a
guest at her sorority house, Kap
pa Alpha Theta. She will attend
the Theta initiation and the all
school formal dance.
Mary Parker was elected pres
ident of the Horizon. club at a
meeting on October 15. Betty
Jean Simmons was chosen first
vice-president; C o r r i n e Wade,
second vice-president; Leona
Wallace, secretary, and Rose
mary Gaiser, treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Tracy of
Turner were surprised by a
, group of friends and relatives.
r- Mr. and Mrs. James Rue, Mr.
: and Mrs. Louis Jory and chil
' dren, Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Hent
, ges and Betty, and Mrs. Lillian
rHeidlriger and Jimmy. A cov-
ered dish dinner was served.
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MAXINE BURciN
Editor
Dean Maris
Will Speak
To Women
Mrs. Beuna M. Maris, dean of
women at Oregon State college
will be the guest speaker at the
regular meeting of the Salem
Woman's club on Saturday af
ternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Maris took office of dean
of women in July, succeeding
Miss Kate Jameson. She re
ceived her bachelor of arts de
gree from the College of Puget
Sound and her masters degree
from OSC She was instructor, in
family relationships at Oregon
State college for several years
and later state extension special
ist in the same field. Her sub
ject "Changing Values in Our
Culture," will follow along the'
line of family relationships.
The board meeting convenes
at 2 o'clock,' just before the gen
eral meeting with Mrs. George
Swift presiding. Beryl Yocom
will furnish music.
Eastern Star
At Session
At the regular meeting of
Chadwick Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star held on Tuesday in
Masonic temple many guests
were present from other ' chap
ters. Adah chapter of Independ
ence and Ramona chapter of Sil
verton were special guests.
The chapter room was decorat
ed with large bowls of begonias
placed at all stations. Corsages
were presented to the visiting
members.
Four new members were
made by Mrs. Paul Hauser, sr.,
past worthy grand matron, Mrs.
Clara Van Loan, matron of Adah
chapter, Mrs. Thoma Hollings
worth, worthy matron of , Ra
mona chapter and Mr. J. W.
Moore, worthy patron of ever
green chapter. New members al
so spoke.
At the close of the evening,
refreshments were served from
tables decorated with the Hal
loween motif. The dining room
was in charge of Mr. and Mrs.
E. T. Hartwell and their com
mittee.' Mrs. E. E. Gettman enter
tained the FOE auxiliary at a
covered dish dinner Tuesday
night. Final plans were com
pleted for the birthday party on
November 4. Auxiliaries invited
to take part Include Portland,
Oregon City, Newberg, McMinn
ville and Albany. Games and
entertainment followed the bus
iness meeting.
of the Year!
S 0 C IETY
MUSIC
ThellOllE
Club Calendar
FKIDAT.
Marlon county Federation of
Women's clubs annual fall meet
ing, Macleay Grange hall, an day.
Adult Women's Bible class of
First Methodist church, with Mrs..
Cora E. LiDDOld. 197 South 15th
street, 2 p. m. .J .
Juvenile Neighbors of Wood
craft. Halloween party. Fraternal
Temple, 4 p. m.
SATUBDAY
Salem Woman's club meeting,
2 JO p. m, board meeting. 2 p. m.
MONDAY
Past President's club American
Legion auxiliary. Legion Home,
I p. m., no-host dinner. -
Oregon State college mothers
with Mrs. Douglas McKay, 399
Jerris avenue, 2 o. m.
Royal Neighbors of America,
fraternal temple, p.m.
TUESDAY
VFW auxiliary sewing group,
with Mrs. E. J. Bo land, 1839
Madison street, 1:30 pjn. -
St. Cecelia's guild of the
Episcopal churcn, with Kuth
Peck, 1460 D street. 1
AAXJW Latin American study
group, YWCA,, 730 o'clock.
B and Pw dinner, Golden
Pheasant, 6:30 o'clock.
Pledges Elect
Officers
Alpha Phi Alpha and Beta
Chi sorority pledges have elect
ed their officers. Ruth Burgoyne
was named president of the Al
pha Phi Alpha pledges at the
meeting held Wednesday night,
Miss Virginia Barber is vice
president and Miss Betty Pro
vost, secretary. Marie Baugh
man, house member, is pledge
captain.
Miss Betty Andrews heads the
Beta Chi pledges and Miss Mary
Laughlin is secretary-treasurer.
Their first meeting was also
held Wednesday night and plans
were made for a pledge party
to take place in November.
Miss Betty and Miss Ruth
Anunsen, daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred S. Anunsen, will be
home from Oregon State col
lege this weekend where they
are Delta Delta Delta members.
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Banquet Is "
Event of
.Week ;
. The .annual installation ban
. quet of the Salem Credit Wom
en's breakfast club was held in
.the Mirror room of .the Marian
hotel' Tuesday .night The prin
. cipal speaker at ' the banquet
Sfas Dr. R. Franklin Thompson
of Willamette university, speak
ing on , "A Heritage That Is
Yours." Dr.-Thompson was in
troduced by Mr. James Clark,
president of Salem Retail "Credit
association;-' i .',.
j The defense motif .was used
throughout the room Ships,
tank., airplanes, and army
- trucks, red roses, white carna
tions,, and chrysanthemums in
large bowls on blue runners
completed the .table decorations.
Among-. the v special : guests
were Miss Caroline Wilson, pre-
sident of Salem Business and
Professional Women's club; Mrs.
Thorne Hammond,' president of
the Junior Woman's . club, Mrs.
Herbert Rahe, vice-president of
the Woman's club; Miss Helen
Barrett, president of Interna
tional Zonta club; Ethely Vaugh,
.Portland, treasurer of Pacific
northwest council of Credit Wo
men's Breakfast club; Miss Rose
Zurbuchen, Portland, interna
tional historian of Credit Wom
en's Breakfast club; Miss Betty
Goodrich, president of the Mac
Mlnnville Credit Women's
Breakfast club, and Miss Usona
Clark, president -of -the Portland
, Credit Women's Breakfast club.
Officers Installed
New officers installed were,
president, Lillian Kayser; vice
president, Dorothy Forgard; sec
retary, Helen Livingston; treas
urer, Bessie Kayser; historian,
Josephine Radak Sharping.
Miss Velna Alexander was the
installing escort, flagbearer, Don
Porter; banner bearer, Joe Bra
zie; installing officer, Dorothy
Hauge, who also presented at
tendance awards to Lillian Kay
ser, Louise Jones, Lena Blum,
Bessie Kayser and Ruth Norris.
Mrs. Norris received a special
award for her work as president
during the past year.
Josephine Radak Sharping,
soprano, sang two numbers, ac
companied by Mrs. Medora Hy
ett Westly McWain entertained
during the dinner hour with
some original arrangements' of
his favorite compositions.
Mrs. Dorothy Forgard and
Mrs. Louise JoneS were the
committee in charge of the banquet
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Some with petite
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Juniors' Attend
Convention
Junior Woman's club members
are attending the Marion County
Federation of Women's clubs at
Macleay today. The Macleay club
Is acting as host and the meet-
Ing will be hold at the garage'
hall with Mrs. J. A. Brownson of
Salem, president, presiding.
Delegates from the junior club
are Mrs.1 Thorne XL ; Hammond,
president Mrs. Joseph Feltpn,
Mrs. Roy Mink, Mrs. M. H. Saf
fron, Mrs. ; Walter ; Martin l and
Mrs. Carlton Roth. Others at
tending will be Mrs. Clinton
Stan dish, chairman of Children's
Farm Home for the Marion coun
ty federation, and Mrs. Delbert
Schwabbauer, chairman ol pub
lic welfare, who will give re-
. ports..",-
Salem Girls to
Attend Game ,
A group of Salem high school
girls are motoring to Astoria this
weekend to attend the annual
Astoria-Salem football game.
' In one group will be Miss Rob
erta Jean Yocom, Miss Janice
Nelson, Miss Mary Elizabeth Sis
son, Miss Patricia Lamb, Miss
Marjorie Hill, Miss Dorothy Mott
and Mrs. James Mott They will
be registered at the Astoria ho
tel. Mrs. Oliver B. Huston will ac
company her daughters, Anne
and. Jane, to the game. The two
girls will lead the Salem rooters
in songs. They are leaving to
day and will return Saturday
night
Alpha Phi Alpha sorority
members and pledges will leave
Saturday morning for Ocean
Lake on the first beach trip of
the year. Dorothy Tate, vice
president is arranging the af
fair and assisting are Olivia Ol
son, Madeline Morgan and Phyl
lis Gueffroy. Mrs. Leif Bergsvik
will accompany the group for
the weekend.
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Salem-Girl
Marries .
Flier
f A former Salem girL Miss
Ona Mae Massey, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Massey of
Salem, ; became the bride of
, Staff Sergeant Jon Robert
Grimes, sr. of Clevelandy Ohio
at the first military, wedding of
Paine Field, Wash, on Saturday,
'. October-18, ,
, ; Chaplain -H. T. Neve' read the
" regulation military . service at 8
o'clock at the Service Mens ;
club. Red, white and blue were
used , In the .- floral decorations
and the background for the altar
was a large American flag with
bunting draped from the ceiling
directly above the altar. ,
I The bride was given In mar
riage by Technical Sergeant Ev
erett J. Winder. She wore an
Ice blue gown fashioned with a
full skirt of chiffon. Her finger
tip length tulle veil was held in
place with, a coronet of seed
pearls. She wore a single strand .
Of pearls and long, ' white lace
mitts. Her arm bouquet was of
red rosebuds tied with red, white
and blue streamers.
. Miss Helen Newland of Salem .
was the maid of honor and she
wore a .frock of tea rose silk
crepe enhanced with silver se
quins at the neckline and on the
bodice. The full skirt had a
slight train. She carried a spray
of -white carnations tied with
.blue ribbon streamers.
! Technical Sergeant Jack D.
Kane" was best man. The six
ushers, all men of the air' corps
in full dress uniform were Staff
Sergeant David E. Bigley, head
usher; First Sergeant Carl W.
Bergman, Staff Sergeant Carter
N. Dean, Corporal James W.
Woodworth, Private First Class
William J. Connor, Private First
Class Jack L. Jones.
Family Attends Rites
: Mrs. Massey wore a black
marquisette dress with match
ing accessories for her daugh
ter's wedding. Her corsage was
of gardenias, red rosebuds and
hyacinths. Mrs. Clara Massey of
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Salem, attended her niece's mar
riage and wore a royal blue
crepe dress. -
For travelling the bride wore
a blue wool herringbone dress
with black: velvet t trim .- and
black accessories. . After their
wedding trip the couple will be
: at home at 2801 Rucker avenue,
Everett, Wash.
Mrs. Grimes attended Oregon
State college and was affiliated
with Chi Omega sorority. Prior
to taking a civil service position
as stenographer at headquarters
- at Paine field she was secretary
to the administrator of the state
unemployment compensation
commission : in Salem.
Staff Sergeant Grimes is a
graduate of Kent State univer
sity, Kent Ohio, College of Edu
cation where he was affiliated
with Kappa Sigma Chi and was
prominent In music and theatri
' cals. ' He has been in the army
air corps for three years and has
been stationed at Albrook Field,
Canal Zone, Wright Field,' Day
ton, Ohio . and March Field,
Calif.
Lausanne Hall
Party Slated
Coeds at Lausanne hall on
the Willamette university cam
pus will entertain with a kids
party Saturday night at the hall.
The girls , and their guests will
be dressed in costume. Games
and dancing will be enjoyed
during the evening and refresh
ments will be served.
. .. Patrons : and patronesses for ,
the affair wiH be Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Brennen and Dr. and
Mrs. Egbert S. Oliver and Miss
Lorena Jack.
Miss Zoe Fretz heads the di
rectorate for the party and her;
assistants ; include the Misses
Mary Acheson, Marian Fisher,
Margaret Anderson, decorations;
Marie Hall, chaperones; Flor
ence Cuddeback, Bettie Browne,
music and entertainment; Shir
ley Morgan, June Dimon, Maz
Ine BoUand, refreshments; Peg
gy Newlee, Betty Miller, Grace
Stowaser and Beth Norden,
clean-up. :
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Fraternity Fetes
President Knopf
Members of Alpha PsI Delta
fraternity and alumni entertained
- President and Mrs. Carl S. Knopf
for dinner at their Chemeketa
street house Thursday night.
- COaude'BitiicJienlw from
Tillamook and house president
gave a few words of greeting on
behalf -of the members, as did'
Dr. Waldo C Zeller, president of
the Alpha Psi Delta alumni asso
ciation ;': "7
. Tinkham Gilbert, "first presi
dent of the fraternity and mem
ber of the Willamette board of
trustees, spoke, as did Frank
: Bennett - Salem superintendent
of schools, and George McLeod,
dean of the law school. Present
were three : charter members,
Frank Bennett, Tinkham Gil
bert and Dr. Waldo C Zeller.
- Alumni and wives present
were Mr. and Mrs. Tinkham Gil
bert, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ben-
- nett Mr. and Mrs. "Harold Hauk,
Dr. and Mrs. Waldo Cv Zeller,
George M McLeod and Graydon
- Anderson, ' alumni ' members of
the Willamette faculty. -
Members and pledges present
were Dick Achor, W I n f J e 1 d
Achof, Louis Bonney, Tom Da
vis, G. Vinton Ellis, Alan Barrett
Dick Espey, Pete F a m I n o w ,
Sumner Gallaher, John Gardner,
Don Hawes, Dick Kern, Ralph
May, Dan Moses, Art Olson, Ben
Schaad, Wally Olson, Dick Sta
cer, Jack Walker, Art Wilson,
" Bob McKown, Bob Weaver,
; Tinkham Haight, Bob , Walker,
- Jim Fitzgerald and Paige Ebert
- - Serving were '. Alan Barrett,
? Paige Ebert," Vinton Ellis and
- Bob Walker.
: Miss Charlotte .Stone,, chil
dren's librarian at the Salem
'. public library, will hold a spe
cial Halloween story hour Sat
urday morning at. 10 and 10:30
o'clock ln the children's room of
. the library. J .
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DeBeck
Livesley have returned from a
ten day's stay at Agate Beach.
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