PAGE SIX
Dinners Ara
Event: of '
Armistice night was the oc
casion for several informal d in
ner gatherings. Mr. and Mrs.
Halph Cooley were hosts to mem
bers of their club at dinner at
the Golden Pheasant with an
evening of contract following at
the Cooley home on North Sum
mer street
Covers were placed for Mr. and
'Mrs. Paul Jackson, Mr. and Mrs.
U. Scott Page, Mr. and Mrs.
'Harry V. Collins, Mr. and Mrs.
iW. L Needham, Mr. and Mrs.
K J Scellars and Mr. and Mrs.
I Cooley.
S Mr. and Mrs; Harris Lietz were
hosts for a venison dinner at
their South Liberty street home.
Chrysanthemums in varied fall
shades were used about the
rooms and on the dinner table.
Bridge was in play during the
evening.
; Places were laid for Dr. and
Mrs. Burton Myers ,Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Adolphson and Mr. and
Mrs. Lietz. '
Mothers Will
Be Guests
Mothers and daughters will be
entertained at a dinner in the
First Congregational church at
8:15 on Thursday night. After
the meal, a short program of
music, readings will be given and
Mrs. Esther Little of the Salem
YWCA will give a talk.
Mrs. E. Q. Ricketts is chair
man in charge of the dinner. All
mothers and daughters are being
Invited and any woman wanting
a daughter for the affair, may
-call Mrs. Robert Hutchinson,
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Club Calendar
WEDNESDAY -
Woman's Missionary society.
First Presbyterian church, 1 p.m.
FOE social club with Mrs. L.
A. Hamilton. Rout 2, box 111,
1 p. m.
Mary Martha circle. Knight M
morial ' church with Mrs. Alica
Neptune, aU day sewing, 10 a.
no-host dinner, noon.
Laurel Guild Knight Memorial
church with Mrs. Richard Smart,
520 North 23rd street. 7:30 p. m.
WSCS, First Methodist church,
all day meeting, luncheon.
Salem Writers club, with Mrts
E. C. Richards. 1240 North 21st
Street, Prof, and Mrs. W. E. Law
rence, hosts.
WSCS Jason Lee church, all
day beginning 10:30 a.m. 1
o'clock no-host luncheon.
YWCA board meeting 10 a.m.
AAUW child study class. TM
with Mrs. Virg
rgu Hui
fume, Rt. 1.
Monthly luncheon meeting
Oregon Music Teachers associa
tion, Argo hotel, noon.
Book and Thimble club, with
Mrs. Ross DamreU, 1:30 p. ro.
Missionary group, First Congre
gational church 2:30 p. m.
THURSDAY
Delta Phi alumnae with Mar
garet Upjohn, OT4 South Liberty
street. 8 p. m.
Lions auxiliary luncheon, God
frey's, 1 p. m.
Hayesviile Woman's club, Mrs.
X. B. Taylor. 2 p. m.
DeMolay mothers luncheon, t
p. m. Masonic temple. ,
FRIDAY
Young Republicans covered
?llsh supper. Cherry City audi
orium, 6:30 p. m., danca ta
follow.
Nebraska club, KP hall. 8 p. m.
Handicraft group, BP
w, en
ham-
ber ol Commerce, 7:30 p. m.
WSCS Plans for
Large Meeting
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Leslie Meth
odist church will meet in the
church Wednesday at 2 o'clock
for a program, business and so
cial meeting. The executive
committee will meet at 1:30.
"The things which make for our
peace" is the topic for the after
noon, presented by Mrs.- H. C.
Leavenworth and Mrs. Mason
'Bishop. Hostesses are Mesdames
C. F. French, C. A. Graham, T.
W. Conner and Daisy Mclntyre.
The WSCS will sponsor a so
cial evening for members and
friends of the church Friday
from 7:30 to 10 o'clock at the
home of Dr. and. Mrs. C. A.
Downs, 2121 South High street.
Receiving guests will be Mes
dames C. A. Downs, Louelia
Stowe and Virgil Burson. As
sisting will be Mesdames J'. S.
Murray, R. H. Stone, C. S. Or
wlg and A. W. Metzger. Serving
in the dining room will be Mes
dames T. W. Conner, Charles
Vick and George Henderson.
.Musical numbers will be pre
sented by the Downs family, and
C. W. Stacey will present mo
tion pictures of the fox and mink
Industry and of travel over the
southern part of the nation.
Mr. Osfrander
Is Honored
Friends surprised Vern Ost
rander at his country home Sun
. day evening on h 1 s birthday.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Brewster, Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Mehlhoff, Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Hornsburger, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram
Dobson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Crozier, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Johns, Mr. and Mrs. William
Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Sho
bar, Mr. and Mrs. William
Noyes, Miss Bertha Kronner,
Mrs. WaUace C. Wilson. '
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Mothers Guests
At Luncheon
Mothers of new" pledges to
Delta Phi were honored on Mon
day at a luncheon-in the' chap
ter house. Miss Marcia Fry, vio
linist and Miss 'Jean Kohaben,
vocalist and Miss Margaret
Hood, pianist, furnished music.
Miss Helen Zimmerman was ac
companist Dr. R, F. Franklin
Thompson spoke on "What hap
pens behind the scenes."
Present were: Mesdames Hub
bell Young, James McClelland,
J. S. Murray, J. A. Wonderlick,
Charles Hunt, F. E. Tonseth, N.
V. Lowery, J. J. Sechrist, Zona
Stowaser, E. W. Wiley, Martin
Burkhart, J. W. Hood, R. W4
Calderwood, H. P. Coldon, E.L.
Snider, Carl Sumner Knopf, R.
Franklin Thompson, Charles
Sherman, Herbert E. Rahe, Roy
S. Keene, Roy R. Hewitt Homer
Smith, sr., R. J. Hendricks, M. E.
Peck, Daniel Schulze, Robert
Lantz, Robert Tschudy, Walter
Jenks, C. Wintermute, Otto
Woldt, Frank James, Carrie
Sneed, A. Keller, B. Todd, E. M.
Page, Gordon Black, D. C. Bur
ton, O. W. Emmons, M. C Find,
ley, James McGilchrist, C. R.
James, E. W. Pugh,L. R. Mc
Lachlan, L. C. Reinholdt, B.
Cooper, E. L. Swanson, C. A.
Downs, Marie Putnam, C. L.
McCurdy, Frank Lilburn, H. E.
McMillan, N. C. Hubbs, E. R.
Orcutt, J. H. Holt, D. H. Up
john, Ralph Wirth, A. C. F. Per
ry, C. M. Byrd, M. B. Findley,
J. E. Lucas, L. S. Covert, Walter
H. Smith, A. M. Chapman and
Miss Lorena Jack.
Shower Given
Bride-Elect
Mrs. Robert French and Mrs.
John Coomer were hostesses on
Monday night at a shower for
Miss Phyllis Miller, who will
marry Mr. Lester Jehle , on
Thanksgiving day.
The table was centered with an
arrangement of pastel colored
flowers, guarded by pink tapers;
the rooms were decorated with
autumn flowers of varied shades.
Present were Mrs. C. S. Miller,
Mrs. John Fosnot, Mrs. A. L.
Lindbeck, Mrs. Aleda Mae Van
dawarka, Mrs. Betty Ann Han
naman, Mrs. Barbara Haley, Miss
Lois Savage, Miss Mildred Samp
son, Miss Lucille Bushnell, Miss
Lois Coomler, Miss Bonnie Lou
Pfaffinger, Miss Jnabelle Creech
and hostesses and honor guest.
Wisteria Club
Dance Slated
Slated for Friday night is the
monthly Wisteria club dance. The
formal affair will be held at the
Veteran's hall with dancing from
S to 12 o'clock. ,
Committee members arranging
the dance are Mr, and Mrs. C. F.
Putnam, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Feike, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walker
and Mr. and Mrs. J. Wlltsey, Sev
eral parties are being planned to
precede the dance. ,
The DeMolay mothers will
have a covered-dish luncheon at
1 o'clock on Thursday at Rfasonic
templef ,
Presents .
IJi 02EG0N STATESMAN Salem. Oregon. Wednesday Morning. Noreabei 12. 1941
Hostesses to
Entertain
Clubs
- Wednesday and Thursday are
popular days for bridge club . .
meetings, tos. Rex Adcjph' will fyJiSS Jean Frillk
preside at luncheon and bridge , -Wednesday
afternoon - at her MdlTV
North Summer street home for . ;
members of her club." Mrs. Har
old Olinger and Mrs. - Alden
Adolph will be additional guests.
Contract will be In '. play after
' the luncheon hour, 4 v
Mrs.' Jack ' Currie has bidden
members - of the Town : and
Country club to , luncheon . and
bridge Wednesday afternoon at
her residence on Silverton Road.
Mrs. BJarne Ericksea. will also
be a club hostess on Wednesday
afternoon at her home on South
Cottage street Bridge will be in
play with tea served at a late
hour by the hostess. , -
Mrs. Roy Ferris will enter
tain her club on Wednesday af
ternoon at her home on South
23rd street '
Mrs. Daniel J. Fry, jr. has in
vited her club to a one o'clock
luncheon and Afternoon of con
tract on Thursday at her West
Lefelle street residence. .
Members of the Bno Tempo
club will be entertained- on
Thursday- at the South High
' street residence of Mrs. B." M.
Donaldson. -
Another , hostess on Thursday
will be Mrs. Ralph Cooley. She
will honor her club at luncheon
and bridge at her home on North
Summer street
SUNNYSIDE Mrs. Charles
Taylor and Mrsl Dudley Taylor
were hostesses for a shower Fri
day, honoring Mrs. Clifford Fel
ler. Twenty ladies participated
in the clever games and stunts
prepared by the hostesses.
Those bringing gifts were:
Mrs. E. D. Beckley, Mrs. Earl
Johnsen, Mrs. Frank Barnett,
Mrs. Clifford Pearson, Mrs. Keith
Dyer and Marilyn, Mrs. Roy
Heckart Mrs. Jacob Conboy,
Mrs. Ruby Rockhill, Mrs. Lou
isa Spalding, Mrs. Lafe Sher
wood, Miss Katie Turner, Mrs.
Chandler, Miss Grace Chandler,
Mrs. Emil Larson, Mrs. Tom
Barry, Mrs. John Neunschwand
er, Mrs. Ernest Neunschwander,
Mrs. Norman Alexander, Mrs.
Bertha Heckart and Mrs. Charles
Taylor and Mrs. Dudley Taylor.
SILVERTON Former friends
have learned of the engagement
of Miss Helen Raitanen, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Raitanen of Astoria, to Mr. Wal
lace C. Cady of Washington, DC,
son of Prof, and Mrs. Frank W.
Cady of Middlebury, Vt.
The wedding is planned for
early January in Springfield,
Mass.
Miss Raitanen is a graduate of
the University of Oregon and a
member of Sigma Kappa. She
taught at Silverton before going
to Pendleton, where she is now
teaching. Mr. Cady is a graduate
of Middlebury college and took
graduate work at Northwestern
and Columbia.
SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs. E.
6. Severence were hosts Sunday
night at dinner followed by
cards. Present were Mr. and Mrs".
F. E. Sylvester, Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Naegeli, Dr. and Mrs. A.
J. McCannel and "Mr. and Mrs.
Severence.
The Auburn Women's club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Ben
Hawkins on Thursday, with Mrs.
Merle VanCleave as hostess, as
sisted by Mrs. Clara Massey. The
meeting begins at 2 o'clock and
all neighborhood women are in
vited. Members of Kappa Kappa
Gamma Alumnae association will
meet tonight at the home of Mrs.
Frank Myers for a 7:30 dessert
supper. Mrs. Charles ClaggeU,
Mrs. Harry Miller and Mrs. Wal
ter Snyder will be hostesses.
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The AAUW child study class
-win meet on Wednesday at 7:43
at the home Of Mrs. Virgil Hume,
West Salem, route one. There
will be discussion on "Why we
behave as we do," by Mrs. Fred
Klaus. All mothers of children
under junior high school age are
invited.
Salem friends win be inter
ested to learn of the engagement
of Miss Jean Frink, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold W;. Frink of
Neskowin -and lieutenant Wil
liam Franklin Feasley, son of Mr.
and Mrs. N. R. Feasley of Palo
Alto, Calif, ,
The news was made known to
Eugene friends recently when
Miss Frink and Miss Elizabeth
Eades were joint hostesses hon
oring Miss Roma Theobald of
Los Angeles, bride-elect of Phil
ip Tillman of Eugene.
Mr' Feasley, who is a graduate
of the University of Oregon and
a member of Phi Delta Theta, is
with the United States marine
corps now stationed at Treasure
Island. Miss Frank is a former
university student and a member
of Alpha Phi.
Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. C.
H. Hassler entertained a group
of friends and relatives In honor
of the 50th anniversary of their
marriage, which was solemnized
at the home of the bride's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Charlton
in Crabtree. One of the most
unusual things about the celebra
tion was that Mrs. - Hassler's
mother who was born near here
87 years ago, was able to enjoy
the gathering. Both the brides
maid and groomsman of fifty
years ago were present Mr. and
Mrs. William Garland of Albany,
both of whom are double cousins
of both Mrs. and Mr. Hassler.
Other members of the original
wedding party were Mrs. Anna
Bailey of Spokane, sister of Mrs.
Hassler; William May, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Gaines and Mrs.
Addie Poindexter, uncles and
aunts of Mrs. Hassler and Mrs.
Hassler's one brother, Henry
Hassler of Stayton. A cousin who
attended the wedding 50 years
ago, Mrs. Winnie McBride, came
from Elma, Wash.
Other relatives and friends ,
came from Salem, Portland,
Shedd, Scio, Stayton, Mill City,
Albany, Phoenix, Monmouth as
well as from Crabtree and Leb
anon. A banquet was held in the
scout house, which was elabor
ately decorated with large bas
kets of chrysanthemums and a
gold wedding cake made by the
bride's sister, Mrs. Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. Hassler have
three children who were present
with their families. Lloyd Hass
ler lives near Spokane; Van Hass
ler in Lebanon and Mrs. O. J.
Downing in Mill City. Their
three grandchildren were also
present Mrs. Dwight Cather
wood of Phoenix, Oregon; Max
ine Downing student at the
Oregon College of Education in
Monmouth and Ruby Downing of
Mill City.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Hassler
were born on their parents' do
nation land claims near Lebanon
and have spent their entire lives
in this vicinity.
PIONEER The ladies' prayer
band of the Christian Alliance
church of Dallas met with Mrs.
Howard Cpy for an all-day meet
ing. Those attending the meeting
were Mrs. Ernest Evers, Mrs.
Harlan Taylor, Mrs. George Edi
ger, Donna Ediger, Mrs. M. A.
Conlee, Mrs. Etta Kaegr, Mrs.
August Ediger, Mrs. P. W. Ediger,
Martha Peters, Mrs. Abe Ediger,
Mrs. Curt Balzer, Mrs. Mark
Jones, Mrs. Tom Keller, Mrs.
Archie Brown, Mrs. Harry Wells
and Mrs. Howard Coy.
Mrs. L. A. Hamilton, will en
tertain members of the FOE so
cial club on Wednesday at 2
o'clock. Her address Is route
two, box 11L
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Rebekahs at
Meeting
Salem Rebekah. lodge ' met
Monday with "Miss Helen "Me-"
ELroy, presiding. Guests were
present from Independence, Sil
verton, Turner and Jefferson.
Mrs. George Edwards was named
chairman of Christmas seals. The
Rebekah degree was conferred
upon Eve Powers with Mrs. Clar
ence Townsend," captain, In
charge. Later a miscellaneous
shower was given for Miss Lu
cille Mosher. Next Monday is
the annual homecoming covered
dish dinner with a business meet
ing following: Members are to
bring gifts for the harvest festi
val for the I OOF home in Port
land. The Three , Link club of
the lodge is arranging a hand
towel shower for the occasion.
Tonight the Past Noble Grands
association will be entertained
at the home of Mrs. W. A. Cladek.
Mrs. Geo. V. Naderman and Mrs.
Clarence Townsend will assist
her. All past noble -grands are
invited. This will be election of
officers.
BROOKS Air. and Mrs.
George Legg entertained Friday
night in their home, honoring
the birthday anniversaries of
Miss Hazel Woelke, Mrs. Frank
Woelke and Mrs. Legg. The host
ess served the following: Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Bailey and Donald;
Mrs. C. C. Keller and Eunice,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woelke, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Westley, Mr. and
Mrs. . Roy VanCleave, Henry
Burnham, Miss Hazel Woelke,
Dovle Lee Legg, and Mr. and
Mrs. George Legg.
TURNER The wedding of
Miss Sarah Mae Locken, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Lock
en of Toledo, .to Sergeant Rob
ert A. Humiston of Fort Lewis,
was solemnized Friday in the
chapel at Vancouver barracks,
with the chaplain officiating. The
young. couple will make their
home at American Lake. Mr.
Humiston is staff sergeant at
Fort Lewis.
At the last meeting of the
Kingwood auxiliary plans were
made to give the organization's
contribution to the Roseburg
Veterans' hospital gift shop. A
benefit card party was planned
for Wednesday, November 26.
The auxiliary will serve lunches
in the dining hall during the day
of the turkey shoot November 16.
Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Olinger re
turned Tuesday night from their
beach home at Neskowin where
they have been vacationing for
several days.
Zonta club members will gath
er at the Quelle for luncheon
Thursday noon to celebrate na
tional Zonta week.
Tht big houseware salt of the year that everyone awaits. For this timely event
Allen's have made drastic reductions on many needed houseware Items, including
Dinnerwarc
Crysiahvaro
Cryslaluaro
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Rosaleaw pattern In
Libby-Safe-Edr cut
crystal stem wire." Reg.
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AURORA Miss Carma OtU
November 20, was complimented
with a shower at the Aurora
PresbyteriarX ' church Saturday
afternoon. Thejjotesses' we re ..
Mrs. I G. iGiesy, Mrs. W. O.
Fry, Mrs. N.!E. . Manock, .Mrav
John Kraus," Mrs A.' W. KieL
Mrs. Earl Carver, ' Mrs. E, E.
BradtL and! Mrs, A..W; Kraus.
Guests were Mrs. J. A. Bush,
Mrs.' John H. Miller, Mrs. James
Feller, Bernadine St Helens, all
of Donald; Vernice and Rena
Bye and Mrs. Byrl Riches, Miss
Audrey Ettenger, Portland; Ha
zel McConnell and Mrs. Austin
Taylor of Yoder, Mrs. Thomas
Fletcher, Miss Leone LuginbOL
all of Canby, Mrs. Ted Ruther-
ford, Gervais; Mrs. Guy N. Hick
ock, Salem; Mrs. J. W. Sadler,
Oregon City; Mrs. Kenneth Dun
ston, Newberg; Mrs. E. M. Hurst,
Mrs. J. G. Wurster, Mrs. A. W.
Ehlen, Mrs.- W. C Grim, Mrs.
Ubrich Eilers, Miss Helen Ehlen,
Mrs W. P. Wurster, Mrs. Glen
G. Foster, Miss Lotus Giesy, Mrs.
Fred Dental, Miss Orleta Kraus,
Mrs. Howard Mclnnis, Mrs. Ed
ward Miller, Miss Mary Yergen,
Mrs. P. J. Hunt, Mrs. A. Daly
rymple, Mrs. Tessum, Miss Eva
Swan, Mrs. Glen Yergen, Miss
Patricia Yergen, Mrs. W. C
NagL Miss Tillie Fry, Mrs. P. S.
Will and Elaine, Miss Jean Ann
Carver, Mrs. G. A. Ehlen, Miss
Emma Snyder, Mrs. L. L. Crib
ble, Miss Leona Will Mrs. J. L.
Smith, Miss Clara Will, Mrs.
Louis Webert, Mrs. Hollis Ran
som, Mrs. S. A. Miller, Miss Bee
Nagl, Mrs. E. Carpenter, Miss
Martha BradtL Mrs. James Ogle,
Mrs. B. W. Stoner, Mrs. Perry
Danielson, Mrs. Werner Dioie
man. Miss Georgia Kaurs, Miss
Phyliss Danielson, Mrs. W. H.
Ehlen, Mrs. O. M. Ottaway, Ruth
and Carol.
SILVERTON Mrs. Harry
Buckley and Mrs. E. S. Severence
were hostesses at a charming ap
pointed Mexican luncheon at the
Buckley home in the Silver Creek
recreational area Friday.
Winning prizes at cards were
Mrs. P. -A. Loar, Mrs. George,
Towe, Mrs. Lowell Brown and
Mrs. Sam Lorenzen. Others pres
ent were Mrs. H. B. Latham, Mrs.
Earl Adams, Mrs. Urlin Page,
Mrs. Dale Lamarr, Mrs. Erroll
Ross, Mrs. R. A. McClanathan,
Mrs. Glenn BriedwelL Mrs. Joe
Kircher, Mrs. L. C. Eastman)
Mrs. Norman Eastman, Mrs.
George Hubbs, Mrs. R. E. Klein
sorge, and Mrs. P. L. Brown.
HUBBARD The Hubbard
Woman's club met Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Sadie ScholL
Mrs. Regina Van Winkle, and
Mrs. Blanche Brown assisted.
Mrs. 'Amanda Grim gave a talk
on "Brazil, it's History.," and
Mrs. Cora Smith a talk on "Bra
zil's Coffee Industry."
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Alumni and guests, flocked U
the campus this weekend ' f oi
homecoming and the football
game with UCLA. Activities on
the campus started on Thursday,
as the living organizations' znada
their house signs and prepared
for weekend visitors.
Alpha Chi Omega won the first
prize for the best sign among the
sororities. Marietta DePrez
worked industriously with the
rest of the Alpha Chis painting
the UCLA bear on a loop-o-plane
with the Oregon State Beaver
at the controls. The loop-o-plane
really rotated to make the Bruin
plenty dizzy. Delta Upsilon won
the first prize among the frater
nities. Norman KrehbieL who grad
uated last year, visited class
mates and renewed college ac
quaintances. Norman Sholseth, Bill Thomp
son, and Jim Hatfield were out
in trucks gathering old tires and
boxes and stacking them high
on the framework for the bon
fire for the Friday rally.
A dance for the victorious Bea
ver football team was held Sat
urday in the Memorial Union
ballroom. Those dancing Included
Ilene Paulson, Jack Hayes, Wal
ter BushnelL Dorothy Mott, Nor
man Sholseth, Clinton W ampler,
Dorval Binnegar, Barbara Ann
Ricketts.
Peggy Reinholdt, Doris Har
ington, and Bob Reinholdt vis
ited on the Willamette campus
and attended Willamette home
coming festivities. Jean Donald
son and Betty Jean Smith went
to Salem for the Armistice holi
day. Harold Nelson, elected presi
dent of the Independents for this
year, was pledged to the Blue
Key honor society. He is a sen
ior in engineering.
The Juvenile Nelfhbors or
Woodcraft will meet on Friday
afternoonat 4 o'clock at Fratern
al temple for Installation.
Mrs. Jessie Sinsleton enter
tained members of chapter BC,
PEO Tuesday afternoon at her
apartment at the Court.
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