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Mrs. Carkin
iWill Head -Mothers
Oregon State mothers met at
the home of Mrs. Douglas Mc
Kay on Jerris avenue' Monday
afternoon to complete plans for
organization of a mothers club.
Mrs. John 1L Carkin was
elected president and other of
ficers are Mrs. Byron B. Her
rick, vice-president; Mrs. E. M.
McKee, secretary; -and Mrs. C
C Higgins, treasurer.
The group will meet the
fourth Monday of each month
and the club's project will be
discussed at the next meeting.
At the tea hour Mrs. McKay
was assisted - by Mrs. G. F.
Chambers and Mrs. Robert
Ehinn. Bouquets '.- of autumn
flowers were arranged about the
guest rooms.
Attending the affair were
Mrs. Howard G. Smith, Mrs.
Robert Shinn, Mrs. G. I". Cham
bers, Mrs. Harry A. Rowe, Mrs.
Josephine Lange", Mrs. Oscar O.
Paulson, Mrs. Edwin L. Minar,
'Mrs. Earl B. Day, Mrs. William
Wood, Mrs. Marion Woodin,
Mrs. Wilmer Cl Page, Mrs. U. S.
Dotson, Mrs. S, H. Probe rt, Mrs.
D. K. Gemunder, Mrs. Frank E.
Neer, Mrs. Byron B. Herrick,
Mrs. John H. Carkin, Mrs. P. O.
Ottaway of Aurora, Mrs. Ben
Bywater, Mrs. Lloyd C Rein
holdt, Mrs. Lloyd Riches, Mrs.
Theodore G. Nelson, Mrs. E. M.
McKee, Mrs. J. C. Leedy, Mrs.
C C. Higgins, Mrs. Dan Mc
Lellan and Mrs. Douglas McKay.
Party Honors
Miss Patton
A miscellaneous shower was
given on Monday at the home of
Mrs. E. A. JKenney, for Miss
Beulah Patton, bride-elect of Mr.
Kermet Elsey. The affair began
with a 1:30 o'clock dessert lunch
eon. The hostess used chrysan
themums to decorate.
Assisting Mrs. Kenney were
Mrs. B. F. Schmoker, Mrs. T. S.
McKenzie, Mrs. F. E. McCracken,
Mrs. William Hartley, Mrs. Jay
- Reeves and Mrs. E. A. Lee.
Mrs. Charles Garrison sang a
number of songs accompanied by
Mrs. Homer V. Carpenter. Some
50 guests attended the party.
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Girl Reserves'
Corner
Leslie eighth grade Girl Re
serves met Tuesday with Miss
Lois Robinson, Miss Rosalie Hoo
ver and Miss Pauline Olson, for
a picnic supper around the out
door fireplace at the YWCA.
Goldie Higel was elected presi
dent; Arleen Sheldon, vice-president;
Edith Stewart, secretary;
'Frances Baker, treasurer and
Florence Gilbert, council mem
ber. Next Tuesday they will have
a Halloween party from 7 to 9
p. m. and mothers will trans
port the girls home by car.
Leslie ninth grade Girl Re
serves met Wednesday after
school with Mrs. Ralph Nohl
gren and discussed officers' du
ties. They elected the following
as their executives until spring:
. president, Betty Manoles; vice-presldent-social
chairman, Joyce
Reeves; secretary, Janet Gibson;
treasurer, Eva Lou Barrett;
council member, Shirley Sever
- In, song leader, Marcia Moore;
sergeant-at-arms, Pauline Cut
ter. The next meeting will be a
supper. This group appointed a
service program committee to
work on programs to be present
ed at the various state institu
tions. Marcia Moore Is chairman
and Pauline Cutter, Jane Action
and Dorothy Boyce the commit
tee. The group is planning a
barnyard frolic on Saturday, No
vember 1. The committee In
charge includes: Joyce Reeves,
Betty Manoles, Shirley Severin
and Eva Lou Barrett The party
will be in the barn at the home
of Eva Lou Barrett. New mem
bers in the dub are Pauline Cut
ter and Joyce Reeves. .
Members of the Parrish ninth
grade vGirls Reserves met with
Miss Lois Robinson and Mrs. Es
ther Little after school on Thurs
day at the YWCA. After defin
ing the responsibilities of the of
ficers they elected the following:
president, Addyce Lane; vice
president, Jean Fidler; secretary,
Masako Tsukamota; treasurer,
Shirley Allen; council member,
June Young and song leader,
Betty Hughes. This group will
have a "gypsy supper" next
Thursday after school, and learn
of things to cook over a camp
fire on a stick, of one pot meal
and of foods to bake' over coals.
They will learn new Girl Re-"
serve songs.
The Parrish seventh and eighth
grade Girl Reserves will have an
organization meeting on Monday
after school ft the YWCA.
The representatives on the
Girl Reserve Inter-elan coun
cil and the president of each
clab will meet after school
next Friday at the YWCA with
Mrs. Little and will meet'rer
mlarly once sn n t h on the
fourth Friday. At this meeting,
they will elect a chairman and
secretary, decide on aniform
does far all Junior high clubs
and discuss requirements for
membership In order te take
part In the Girl Reserve Rec
ognition Service, on Sunday,'
November II. They wQl also
plan a tentative year-round
, calendar of all Girl Reserve
activities.
One hundred and fifty girls at
tended the second general meet
ing of the Tri-Y Girl Reserve
club at the high school Tuesday
afternoon. The president, Veta
Smith, presided for a short bus
iness meeting. Some of the club
meetings will be worked out as
forums and round tables, at oth
ers there will be outstanding
speakers; quiz and interview
programs will add variety and
skits will give those dramatical-,
ly inclined in the club, an op
portunity to take part, according
to Delvon Long, program chair
man. The program following the
:. business meeting, afforded the
f club talent an opportunity to en
tertain. Those taking part were
Nellie Jane Pear mine,. June
Nickel, Ruth Ripple. Anita Mey
ers, Bonnie Sawyer, Alice Rose
and Pat DeSart .
The fan Tri-Y Informal
dance has been scheduled for
Friday, December It, at the
Cherry City haR. Only clab
members and their guests may .
i attend. It will be chaperoned
by the elab advisers. The so
cial committee Is In charge,
N a x t Tuesday, immediately
after school, the various sections
of the club will meet to make
the sectional year plans, t Girls
who have already paid their dues
have been placed in the sections
of their choice and will act on
various committees. J Section I
- will meet in Room 209 with Nan
cy Brown in charge. Section II
will meet with Marian Wampler
; in Room IBS. Section HI,' Doro-
thy Dal ton's group will meet In
Room 221.' The leader and place
' of meeting of Section IV will be
: announced lata:. , '
The Tri-Y cabinet will meet
after school Wednesday at the
' high chooi with their advisers.
S0CIE1Y
MUSIC
The IIOMEJ
Club Calendar "
TUESDAY
Si Cecelia's guild of the
Fpiscopal , church, with Ruth
eck. 1460' D street.
AAUW Latin American study
group, YWCA. 7:30 o'clock.
B and PW dinner. Golden
Pheasant, 6 JO o'clock.
Alpha Mu Delphian s, Salem
Public library, 30 a. m.
Daughters of St Elizabeth I
o'clock luncheon at Episcopal
parish house.
Eastern Star Social Afternoon
club, 10 a. m., sewing, lp.su des
sert luncheon.
Missouri Ladies auxiliary with
Mrs. C. H. McCuUah, 843 Hood, S
p. m. i
Sons of Veterans of Civil War
and auxiliary. Mr. and Mrs. John
Robins, 642 North Liberty, 430
030 p. ra.
WEDNESDAY
The Can-Do Class, Laslia Meth-
?iist church, Halloween party.
HURSDAY
Merry Minglcrs, with Mrs. Er
nest Barker.
THURSDAY
Past Resents DAR with Mrs.
Herbert Ostlind, 360 East LefeUa, I
p .m.
VTW auxiliary sewing group,
with Mrs. E. J. Boland, 1839
Madison street, 1:30 pxo.
nnAY
Salem Council of Church Wom
an, First Presbyterian church, 19
a. m.
SATURDAY
dak anniversary
luncheon.
. Marion hotel, 1 p.
lpm.
Masked Dance
For Moose
Plans are under way for a
masked HaDDv Hauntina frolic
for members of the Moose lodge
and women of the Moose and
friends. Mrs. Edward's orchestra
will furnish the music, opening
the social season of the lodge at
Moose hall tonight at 8:30.
A program will include judg
ing costumes and fortune telling.
Planning the affair are Ber
tha Kroner and Hugh Schuebel.
Sale of tickets will be In charge
of H. E. Hedine, Harvey Schue
bel and Floyd Emmons. Mrs.
H. E. Hedine and Mrs. O. W. Em
mons head the refreshment com
mittee. Anniversary for
H. R. Curtises
Friends surprised Mr. and Mrs.
H. R. Curtis on Tuesday night
on their 80th wedding anni
versary. The evening began with
an old fashioned charivari, which
announced the arrival of the
guests. They brought dinner,
which was served to 19 by mem
bers of the Friendship club.
Later in thf evening, other
friends called. A weddin cere
mony was read. Mrs. Curtis wore
a blue dress and a corsaga of
talisman roses, which her hus-
-band gave her. During the ceme-
many she was presented with a
large , bouquet of lavender and
white asters. The groom wore
his wedding suit of 50 years ago.
They were attended by Mrs. J.
. Kildee and Mr. William Gardner.
Out of town guests were Mrs.
Winnie Duncan, Seattle, and Mrs.
Curtis niece, Mrs. Howe," Long
view. .
New Members
In Club
Mrs. H. C Ramey and Mrs.
F. C Wiltsey were hostesses to
members of the Pringle Wom
an's dub at an all day meeting
.at the clubhouse Wednesday.
.Following the noon luncheon
the short business session was
'held with Mrs. E. B. Kottek
presiding. Plans for the two ba
zaars to be held in December
.were discussed.
Two new members. Miss Irma
Simmons and Miss Inez Sim-
monO were admitted to . the
. dub. Guests present, were MnU
J C. Henfv mi) Mica HntH-
Stapleton. Members present -were
Mrs. Anita" Bonney, Mrs; t
W, F. SchendeL Mrs. P. O. Bow
man; -Mrs. B. A.'Hilficker, Msa.
John Fabry, sr., Mrs. H. C. Sta
pleton, MrsT E. A. Hoge, Mrs.
O. E. Davis, Mr. H- E. Mel
chert, Mrs. E. B.- Kottek, Miss
Etta Schendel, Mrs. J. H. Kling
er and the hostesses.
; The . dub members will be -entertained
Noverrlber 5 by Mrs.
John Fabry, sr, and Mrs. B. A.
Hilficker.
The Crescende elab wfil en
tertain with a kick-off dinner
Wednesday night at the high
school cafeteria at 4:45 o'clock.
All dub members and" parents
art invited to attend. The din- '
ner wQl precede the opening of
' the concert series on November
- Thi"Townscnd clab No. S will
meet tonight at t o'clock at the
Bungalow Christian church for a
Halloween and hard times party.
-A, guest, speaker has . been en
gaged. , .... - ,
' Mrs. Kathryn Metxrer of Pert
land, formerly of Salem was a
, vi'Jllor In the cspital, this week-
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Women of
Rotary
Meet
' Women of Rotary gathered at
the Quelle on Monday afternoon
for a 1 o'clock luncheon. Father
Alcuin of Mt Angel college was
the guest speaker and his topic
was "Our American Faith The
Principles of Democracy." Dur
ing the luncheon hour Miss Rose
mary Gaiser played a group of
piano selections. W
The speaker's table was dec
orated with a large bowl of pom
pom dahlias in fall shades and
small candle Jack olanterns with
sprays of fire thorn berries. The "
other tables were Centered with
low bowls of pom pom dahlias,
tuberous begonias and Halloween
appointments.'
Mrs. K. H. Pickens presided at
the business session. Special
guests were Father Alcuin, Miss
Gaiser, Mrs. Luella Stowes, Mrs.
Homer V. Carpenter, Mrs. Flor
ian Von Eschen, Mrs. Lester Car
ter, Mrs. Frank Roberts and Mrs.
Carl Sumner Knopf.
Members attending were Mrs.
W. G. Allen, Mrs. T. J. Ams
poker, Mrs. L. O. Arens, Mrs. F.
L. Bressler, Mrs. Frank Craw-
- ford, Mrs. Preston Doughton, ;
Mrs. C - A. Downs, Mrs. Lee
Eyerly, Mrs. E. S. Former, Mrs.
O. F. Franklin, Mrs. Silas Gaiser,
Mrs. Tinkham Gilbert, Mrs.
George Grabenhorst, Mrs. Mel
vin Geist, Mrs. C. XL Guenther,
Mrs. Harold Hauk, Mrs. Grover
Hfflmaq, Mrs. Paul Jackson, Mrs.
Gardner Knapp, Mrs. Abner K
Kline, Mrs. A. A. Lee, Mrs. L.
F. LeGarie, Mrs. Ivan LoveH,
Mrs. G. O. Madison, Mrs. A. F.
' Marcus, Mrs. R. H. Mitchell, Mrs.
W. W. Moore, Mrs. W. G. More
house, Mrs. J. C Perry, Mrs.
William L. Phillips, Mrs, K. H.
Pickens, Mrs. F. O. Repine, Mrs.
Thomas Roen, Mrs. Homer H.
Smith, ar, Mrs. Robert Sprague,
Mrs. Ivan Stewart, Mrs. Nell
Tonning, Mrs. Ellis Von Eschen
and Mrs. Ray A. Yocom.
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LUIlCneOn IOr
Mrs. Heise
Mrs. Albert A. Siewert and
Mrs. Roy Hewitt were luncheon
hostesses on Monday afternoon
at the former's home on North
Winter street when they hon
ored their mother, Mrs. E. R.
Heise, on her 89th birthday.
A yellow and white color
scheme was carried out in the
floral , arrangements on the
luncheon tables. The afternoon
hours were spent informally.
Honoring Mrs. Heise were
Mrs. Daniel J. Fry, sr, Mrs. Kit
tie Graver, Mrs. M P. Adams,
Mrs. Howard Pickett, Mrs. T.
S. Roberts, Mrs. Earl Knott and
Mrs. W. H. Hanscomb of Mc
MinnvOle, Mrs. Belle Putnam of
Amity, Mrs. W. F. Kelly of
Woodburn, Mrs. W. C Heise,
Miss Edith Heise, . Mrs. C. W.
Parker, Mrs. W. S. Parker,
Mrs. Lee Warnick, Mrs. Annie
Tuttla, Mrs. F. E. Allen, Mrs.
John Carkin, Mrs. C. A.
Sprague, Mrs. A. A. Siewert and
Mrs. Roy Hewitt.
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The Salem Council of Church
Women will meet at the First
Presbyterian church on Friday
beginning at 10 o'clock. The
morning session will be followed
by a i uncheon, and an afternoon
meetiog. The theme of the pro
gram will be "In Everything
Give jrhanks," Mrs. W. A. Bar
. kus Is president During the pro
gram, Mrs. D. B. Klein sorge wDl
be organist and Mrs. D. jr. Un
rur chorister.
Prelude. Praise Ya the FatherOrtan
Count Your Blessings. Hymn
. Devotions . Mrs. Paul Petticord
DuetCarmogena and Coramae Hofer
Business Meeting
puet. Rev. and Mrs. T. W. Henderson
Migrant Work ., .
Mrs. James Wilson, Mrs. C. E. Ross
Noonday- Prayer
Luncheon
Japanese Program - . ,
i Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Kuroda
Piano and Organ
, -Mrs Xleinsorge, Frank Churchill
Hymn
Devotions Mrs. Andrew Kuroda
Solo. How Long Wilt Thou Forget
Me Mrs. W. K. Griffith
Address r -
.Etta i Davis, returned missionary
oSTinoss Meeting
" BenedlctionJtev. W. Irvin Williams
.. ... Salem women of the Methodist
"church; are J o I n I n g Methodist
women from over the country, in
observance of a day of prayer,
on Wednesday. The meeting will
be from 10 t S o'dock la the
auditorium of the First Method
ist church. Rev. W. M. Snyder of
Seattle will give an Inspirational
talk and a silver offering will be
taken- All members and friends
of Salem Methodist churches are
Invited to attend. This Is a fast
day, but many are planning to
bring pocket lunches. .
-News reached Salem en Mon
day of the birth of a I ',4 pound
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rich
. ard Peters of Lakeview, Ore. The
mother is the former Virginia
Cross, daughter of Mrs. Curtis
Cross. '
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HOME RITES Mrs. John Hadley Hobsoa (Geneva
Louella Van Qeavel who was married at the residence
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin J. Van Cleave, on Sun
day, October 19. A reception at the home of the aroom's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hobson, followed the wed
dinj. (Kennell-Ellis).
Hostesses to
Fete Clubs
Bridge dubs wQl be enter
tained at informal affairs this
week. '
Mrs. Daniel J. Fry, Jr. has in
vited her dub to a 1 o'dock
luncheon and afternoon of con
tract at her West Lefelle street
home today. Mrs. Fritz Slade Is
coming down from Portland for
the affair. -
Mrs. E. V. McMechan wQl pre
side at a bridge luncheon today
at her home on East Lincoln
street for the pleasure of her
club. Mrs. John Beakey and
Mrs. Kenneth Bailey will be
special guests.
Mrs. J. T. Whittig will enter
tain the Round-Up dub at
luncheon at Godfrey's this af
ternoon with several hours of
contract following at the Whittig
home.
Mrs. Robert Herrall will also
be a dub hostess today at her
home on West Washington street
Tea will be served following
several hours of sewing.
Patsy Elfstrom
To Be Honored
Patsy Elfstrom, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elfstrom,
will celebrate her ninth birth
day this afternoon at the Center
street home of her parents.
Guests have been Invited to a
Halloween party from 3:30 to
:30 o'clock. The birthday cake
will be decorated in black and
orange and Halloween favors
and decorations will be used
about the rooms.
Bidden to honor Patsy are
Janet Gaiser, Nancy Doughton,
Muriel Steusloff, Alcetta Gilbert,
Ann and Beth Gilbert, Bonnie
Bell Stewart, Marilyn Power,
Sharon Brown, Sarah Jane Back
strand, Elaine Stanley, Lenore
Phillippe, Betty Cooley, Ann
Forristel, Juanita Jensen and
Robert Elfstrom.
Younger Set
Entertained
Miss Jean Fidler and Miss
June Young honored a group of
their . friends at a Halloween
party Saturday night at the home
of the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Mervin Fidler.
After a scavenger hunt the
twenty guests returned to the
Fidler home where games were
in play In the recreation room.
Refreshments were served and
Halloween decorations and aut
umn leaves were used about th
room.
' The Latin Asa er lea stady
group, sponsored by the Amer
ican Association of University
. Women, meeting tonight at 730
at the YWCA will study Uruguay
as a social experiment and. Par
; aguay and the customs of Latin
" America. Discussion will be led
by Mrs. John Ficklin, Mrs. Lloyd
Hockett and Miss Mahal B.
'Clock. Mrs. Elmer Berg win di
rect a drill on Spanish pronun
ciation. Mrs. a A..Ratcliff is
chairman of international rela
tions committee of , the AAUW
and IS directing the group.
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Guest speaker on the Tuesday
Art Center broadcast will be
Mrs. F. R. Hunter of Portland,
state chairman of the American
Artists Professional League, and
Portland chairman of American
Art Week November 1 to 7. The
program will be 2:15 over
KSLM. It is given in connection
with the all-Salem exhibit open
ing at the Art Center Wednes
day. This display of local pic
tures is presented each year In
observance of Art Week.
Mrs. Hunter will discuss the
origin and national development
of American Art Week, spon
sored annually by the American
Artists Professional League. Mrs.
S. B. Laughlin, state chairman
of Art Week, will also speak on
the Art Center broadcast and
outline the local activities of the
week, scheduled under her di
rection. Mrs. D. L. Shrode is
chairman of the committee In
charge of the exhibit, assisted by
Mrs. Ella Hathaway, Miss Eve
lyn Erickson and Mrs. Ann
Zinsley.
Mrs. Agnes F. Tschopp, super
visor of weaving in Oregon Art
Centers, spent several days in
Portland this week supervising
the weaving at the Oregon Art
Project. The textiles will be
used as part of tne furnishings
for the reception and lounge
rooms in the Tongue Point Naval
Base at Portland. Tonight Mrs.
Tschopp will go to La Grande
for a Week's stay at the Grande
Ronde alley Art Center, to over
see the weaving activities In the
Eastern Oregon Center.
,
Mrs. Mae Gingrich entertained
the children In her painting
classes at a Hallowe'en painting
party Saturday in the studios of
the Center. About fifty chil
dren were present
The Catholic Damghters at
America will hold a reception
for new members at the Salem
Woman's dub house at 8 o'dock
on Wednesday. Guests are ex
pected from Woodburn, Mt An
gel and Stayton Courts. Follow
ing the reception there win be a
banquet at the Quelle, at which
Rev. Daniel O'Connell will be
the main speaker. .
Invited to a venison dinner on
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Fisher and family
were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Patton,
r. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Patton, of
Lacomb, Miss Annie Slagel of
. Portland, Mr. and Mrs. E. R.
Palmer, Clair Palmer and Miss
Dorothy Travis of Salem. : -
Mrs. Charles Lew, ataUeaal de
fense chairman for the American
Legion auxiliary has announced
a Red Cross first aid class, to be
gin today at 130 In the Ameri
can Legion home. -.
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Three Links at
Lodge Hall ;
Friday afternoon at the reg
ular meeting of the Three Link
dub : of the ' Salem Rebekah
lodge Mrs. Jennie M. wails' pre
sided. , - - ;- ,..'-- ;
. As representative of the dub,
Mn Tia ft-, McFarlane eave a
report of the last meeting of the
Salem Council of Women's or- -Ionizations.
'
. . The hostess committee, Mrs.,
Cora Smith, Mrs. Estella Hess,
Mrs. John Darneille and Mrs. .
Roy S. McNeill served refresh--ments.
vn '-i. '
- Others attending the meeting
were Mesdames Howard Hun
saker, Lloyd Stiffler, Laura
NoyesV Carrie Jennings, Rhoda
NageL Horace G. Loveland, :
Clara Shields, Jennie Martin,
Ida McAdams, ; Blanche Saun- '
ders, Linnie SlmeraL Glenn
Adams, Ida HochsteUer, R. S.
Van Pdt, Fred Swanson, Percy f
Wright, Augusta Fleetwood, Ad
dle Mills, William Beard, Robert
G. Henderson, J. E. Kirkpatrick, .
Mary - Gosser, Karl Lachelle,
Earnest Kyle, Wilda Siegmund, -Belle
Carlson, Gustave Erickson,
William F. Walker, Charles G.
McEh-oy, Sarah Hartejr, Ida
Traglio, Xouis BechteC Viola
Clement, George V. Naderman,
Pauline Hunt of Bandon, Bertha r
Vandermark-Bath and Harry
Vasey and daughter Anne.
The next meeting will be on
November 14.
President Lists
Appointments
Mrs. W. O. Widdows, president
of the Marion, county PTA has
completed her list of workers for
the year. The following archer
chairmen: membership, Mrs.
James Bunnell, Salem; magazine
(PTA), Mrs. W. Wright, Jeffer
son; summer round-up, Mrs.
V. M. LaDue, Rt. 7; safety, Mrs.
J. J. Lewis, Silverton; juvenile
protection, Mrs. J. Turnbull, Sa
lem; budget, Mrs. J. A. Smith,
Rt 5; radio, Mrs. Clive Davis,
Mill City; publications, Mrs. Paul
Townsend, Gervais; home dem
onstration, Mrs. C. A. Lynds, Sa
lem and Mrs. James Keyes, Sa
lem; publicity, Mrs. Leif Bergs
vik, Salem.
The president will also have
as her vice-president, Mrs. C. A.
Lynds of Salem. Mrs. Emma
Klein of Aumsville will be sec
retary. Surprise Parb'
For Barths
Mr. and Mrs. Al Barth were
surprised by a group of friends
and relatives on Saturday, their
0th anniversary. Games and
music occupied guests during the
evening. A cake, decorated for
the pearl anniversary was cut
during the refreshment hour.
Included in the group were
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Barth, Joan
and Douglas of Kelso, Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Haddock, of Eugene,
Mrs. E. Sykes, Seattle; Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Kruse, John Denny,
John Spranger, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Imig, Ruben Imig, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Collins, Mr. and Mrs. John
Hay, Mrs. F. J. Rupert, Ivy
oons, mt. and Mrs. Arno Spran
ger, Minalee Spranger, all of
Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Barth.
Halloween Party
At DeSart's
Mr. and Mrs. Hal DeSart en
tertained members of their dub
at a Halloween party Saturday
night Guests were in costume
and games were in play during
the evening. A late supper was
served by the hostess.
Guests Included Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. D.
W. Burroughs, Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Nelson, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Dunsmoor, Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Graber, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Steelhammer, Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Wenger, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Wolfe and Dr. and Mrs. M. D.
Vinyard.
Miss Jean Gffbertson, Aamgfc
tar of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. on.
bertson, Is home from a week's
sojourn in San Francisco.
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Hallowe'en, party
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numeka chanter. ClBghUrs
of the American Revolution wUT
entertain with its 28th winiverV
lary luncheon at the Marlon ho
tel on Saturday, November 1, at
I' o'dock. Mrs. Howard
nest,' Portland, state regent, will
be the guest speaker. Reserves
Uons for the luncheon may be
jnade by calling Mrs. Lewis
Griffith, 6813.. ' ' . .
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Federation: Will ;
Meet,. Seaside
The third district, Oregon Fed
eration of Women's clubs, will
hold the annual meeting at the
Time : theatre fn V Seaside on
Thursday. Openjng at 10 a. bol,
meetings will be hdd all day.
This will be a business meeting
'with reports of committees and
presidents, election of officers
on the schedule. An address by
the state president, Mrs. Oliver
C. Sanford of Coquille, will be
given. Mrs. Clifton Mudd, state
chairman - of recreation under
national defense for federated
dubs, and Mrs. George R. K.
Mobrhead will also . give short
addresses.' ' ' 1 ""
Third district Is composed of
dubs from counties of northwest
Oregon: Clatsop, .Clackamas,
- Washington, Multnomah, Marion,
Polk, Tillamook, Columbia and
Yamhin. .
' Officers are: President, Mrs.
L M. Schannep, Salem; first vice
president, Mrs. George Jeeschke,
Silverton; second vice-president,
Mrs. E. Harris, St Helens; re
cording secretary, Mrs. L. L.
Mason, Portland; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. A. A. Taylor,
Salon; treasurer, Mrs. Ira Mix,
Independence; parliamentarian,
Mrs. Hannah. Martin,' Salem;
auditor, Mrs. Guy Johnson, Port
land; directors, Mrs. Oscar Hay
ter, Dallas; Mrs. Clifton Mudd,
Salem; Mrs. Alfred Allan, Dun
dee. The theme of .the convention
.is to be "Forward in Service."
New Guild Is
Organized
A new guild for members of
the young married set of St
Paul's Episcopal church was or
ganized Friday night at the home
of Mrs. Ralph E. Purvine on Sag
inaw .street ,j
The new name will be St Hel
ena's guild and the group decid
ed on their project Meetings
will be held once a month and
Mrs. Purvine will be the dub
advisor.
Invited to become members of
the guild are Mrs. Howard
Boomer, Mrs. Russell K. Wood
ward, Mrs. Roger Kellogg, Mrs.
Dean Ellis, Mrs. Claybourne
Dyer, Mrs. Robert Rieder, Mrs.
Reed Hanson, Mrs. Richard Nel
son and Mrs. James Russell,
Rev. George H. Swift was pres
ent at the first meeting.
Chad wick chapter. Order f
Rainbow for girls will meet
tonight at Masonic temple for
short business session and social
bur. Edith Mohr will preside
at the business session and Vir
ginia Glover and Helen Mae
Armstrong will be co-chairmen
for the refreshments, which will
be served on the fifth floor.
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