PAGE SIX
Hostesses
Arrange
Part
Mrs. B. E. Edwards and her
daughter, Mrs. Roy Harland, will
be hostesses for an informal
party Friday night at the for
mer's home on State street for
the pleasure of Mrs. William H.
Dashney.
. The evening hours will be
spent informally and a late sup
per will be served by the host
esses. Pussywillows and early
spring flowers will provide the
decorative note about the rooms.
Bidden to honor Mrs. Dashney
are Mrs. . "H. L- Braden, Mrs.
Richard Smart, Mrs. Norval E.
. Edwards, Miss Mary Eyre, Mrs.
- Frank Brown, Mrs. Ellen Fisher,
Mrs. Joseph E. Harvey, jr., Mrs.
Arthur Barnard, Mrs. H. C.
Stover, Mrs. Lewis Mitchell, Mrs.
Bert F. Adams, Mrs. E. W. Har
land, Miss Alice Riggs and Mrs.
James Smart.
Lions Group
AAfill Give
Benefit
Highlights on the social calen
dar this week is the Lions aux
' iliary benefit card party to be
held at the Cherry City-recreation
hall Friday night at 8
o'clock.
Men and women are invited
to attend and bridge and pinoch
le will be in play. Reservations
may be made by calling Mrs.
Floyd Seamster and Mrs. John
Ramage.
Prizes will include a five dol
lar defense savings stamp. Re
freshments will be served after
several hours of cards ar.d guests
are asked to bring their own ac
cessories. Mrs. Talbot Bennett heads the
directorate for the affair and on
her committee are Mrs. Joseph
Felton, Mrs. Wayne Doughton,
Mrs. La Verne Young, Mrs. Ed
ward Majek, Mrs. Walter Mar
tin, Mrs. Floyd Seamster, Mrs.
John Ramage and Mrs. J. K.
Hubbard.
'Bundles' Office
In New Spot
New responsibilities have been
taken on by women who run the
"Bundles for Britain" offices,
which will be opened in new
quarters in the Bush-Breyman
building this morning. The of
fices at 147 North Commercial
street are larger than the previ
ous quarters across the street.
New activities include a "Bun
dles for Bluejackets" division,
where knitting is to be done for
men of the United States navy.
Offices are to be open from
12:30 to 5 o'clock Wednesdays,
Thursday and Fridays. Yarn
may be purchased at a noniinal
rate for knitting into garments.
This branch of Bundles for Brit
tain is one of the 1100 organized
throughout the nation in the
past 18 months.
Sweaters, socks, scarves and
gloves are being knitted for both
British sailors and air corps men,
and American sailors. The Bun
dles offices has sent many hun
dreds of garments, to the Port
land headquarters in the past
year, which have been shipped
to Britain. The Salem office also
has assisted . in maintaining a
children's ward in Queen's hos
pital, London.
Victory Ball
Date" Set
February '14 has been set as
the. date for the annual Junior
Woman's , club f ormal dance.
Miss Maria Dare heads the di
rectorate for the affair. This
year the dance will be known
as the Valentine Victory ball.
Proceeds will be used to buy
defense bonds.
The regular . meeting of the
club was held Monday night '
and new members initiated in
cluded Miss Iogal Zimmerman
; and Mrs, Harry Mohr.
- Miss Lorena Jack talked in
formally to the group about her
stay in Honolulu during the
'Japanese bombing. She remark
ed that our defense organiza
tions oh the coast are superior
to those on the islands.
Mrs. Frank Myers will enter
tain the Pan American study
class of the Salem Woman's club
Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock
at her North Winter street home.
Mrs. Clifton Mudd is the leader
and a travelogue will be given :
on South America. . t -
Mrs. William H. Dashney will
entertain ; at bridge tonight at,
her home on Trade street for the
pleasure of her club. A late sup-
per will be served by Jthe hostess.
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MAXINE BUKutf
Editor
Marriage
Date. Is
Told
Revealed today is announce
ment of the coming marriage of
Miss Margaret Chadwick, daugh
ter of Mayor and Mrs. W. W.
Chadwick, and Mr. Harland
Melvin Krause, son of Mr. and
Mrs. L. D. Krause of Wisconsin.
The wedding will be an event
of Saturday, January 31, and
will be performed at the home of
the bride-elect's parents.
Miss Chadwick attended Ore
gon State college for three years
and wears the Kappa Kappa
Gamma key. She is now associ
ated with the Greyhound ticket
office.
Mr. Krause received his edu
cation in Wisconsin and Is now
with Lever brothers.
Engagement
Of Couple
Revealed
Miss Elsie Schneider is now
wearing a diamond on the third
finger of her left hand. Her
fiance is Mr. Thomas Williams,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Burke Wil
liams of Salem. There has been
no date set for the wedding.
The bride-elect, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Schneider
of Summit, attended schools in
Philomath and has resided in
Salem for several years.
Mr. Williams is a graduate of
Salem schools and attended
George Washington university in
Washington, DC. He is now
with Boeing Aircraft in Seattle.
War Mothers Are
Guests of VFW
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
auxiliary held their regular bus
iness meeting Monday night at
the Veterans hall.
- Miss Zelma Boone was ini
tiated. Special guests during the
evening were a group of war
mothers. Mrs. Frank Perketts,
president of the American War
Mothers in Salem, presented the
auxiliary with an American flag.
Mrs. Sarah Peterson, state presi
dent of the mothers, gave a short
talk and Mrs. George Lewis re
sponded and told a brief part
of her trip from Hawaii and how
much the flag really means to
us. Other mothers present were
Mrs Minnie Humphreys, Mrs.
Addie Curtis and Mrs. Botts. The
daughters unit were also guests
of the evening.
Mrs. Virgil Bolton, Red Cross
chairman, reported ' sewing had
been done for the Red Cross and
the auxiliary meets every Friday
afternoon at the Singer Sewing
Machine company to continue
this work. She also stated a first
aid class has been organized and
meets every Wednesday night at
the old high school building.
. For national defense the club
voted to buy a defense bond. The ,
next meeting will be held Jan
uary T'6.
Miss Minier to
Entertain
.Miss Jewell Minier will be
hostess i for a hamburger feed "
Thursday night at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Minier, on Saginaw street
The honor guest will be Mr. Er
vin Potter, who leaves the end
of the month to enter army
service.;
Games will be in play during
the evening. , Bidden to honor
Ir. Poster are Mr. and Mrs. Al
Klassen, Mr. and Mrs. -Gordon
Crawford, Miss Cleo Nissen,
Mr. Oscar Swenson and Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Minier.
Mef fords Hosts
To
. I .. ,
' . Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mefford
eatertained their pinochle club
at their South High street home
on Saturday - night Special
guests to the evening were Mr.
and Mrs. James T. McCormack.
" Othet guests ; were Mr. and
Mrs Douglas Armstrong,- Mr.
and Mrs. Frank -tathrop, Mr,
and Mrs. .Wibxn: Bauman, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert C Baker, Mr.
and - Mrs. Marvin Stuhr and
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Shaw.
Prizes went to Mr.' and Mrs. Al
bert C. Baker, Mrs. Frank; La
throp and Mr.r James T. .Mc
Cormack. Refreshments were
served at a late hour by the
hosts. J ? --, V ; '
Additional Society
On Page 10
SOCIETY
MUSIC
Hip HOME
!'
; CLUB CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY
Ladles of Knights Memorial
church with Mrs. B. K. Edwards,
1849 State street. 2 p. m.
AAUW Child Study class with
Mrs. Ronald Hudkins. 853 North
21st street. 7 .-43 p. m.
! Missionary group,- First Con-,
gregational church, Sin. George .
Rossman, 2:30 p. m.
Presbyterian Missionary soci
ety, church pariors, 2 pan., board
meeting 1 pjn.
WSCS First Methodist church.
Carrier room, 10:30 a. m., all day
meeting.
WSCS Jason Lee church meet
at 10:30 a m. luncheon at 1 p. m.
PEP teachers club, New Salem -.
hotel, 5 p. m.
THURSDAY
: Pringle Pleasant Point Social -club
with Mrs. Homer Harrison,
X232 Center street.
Chapter G, PEO with Mrs. Tink
ham Gilbert, Orchard Heights
road, 1 o'clock salad luncheon.
Daughters of Union Veterans
with Mrs. May Bach. 520 South
23th street, 8 p. m.
Women's council First Christian
church, 11 a. m.. all day at church.
Lions auxiliary luncheon, God
frey's, lp.m.
Willamette university Faculty
Women's club, Universiyt House,
2:30 p. m.
Pan American Study class.
Woman's club meets with Mrs.
Frank Myers. 502 North Winter
street, 2 p. m.
American Legion auxiliary sew
ing group, all day meeting. Legion
home, no-host dinner at noon.
Sclem CouncU of Women's
Organizations, city library, 2 p. m.
FRIDAY
Lions auxiliary card party,
Cherry City auditorium, 1p.m.
WRC at VFW hall, 2 p. m.
Florence Vail Missionary so
ciety. Calvary Baptist church, 2 p.
m. at church.
Dakota club auxiliary with Mrs.
Harold Graham, 722 North Witner
street, 2 p. m.
Woman s Alliance Unitarian
church with Mrs. Milton Meyers,!
1055 Court street, 2:30 p m.
Degree of Honor installation, at
Pythian hall, 8 p. m.
Englewood Woman's club, Mrs.
C. B. Johns, 1275 North 18th
street, 2 p. m.
SATURDAY
American Legion auxiliary
dance. Legion home, 9 to 12 p. m.
Postal Clerks
Wives Meet
Mrs. C. P. Dickson was hostess .
to the auxiliary tq the National
Federation of Postiil Clerks Fri
day afternoon. Mrs. Reece Jones .
was the assisting hostess.
The members are taking an
"active part in Red Cross and ci
vilian defense work. Twenty-six
layettes are being made for the
Red Cross and others are knit
ting for Bundles for Britain. On
Wednesday , nights the auxiliary
members furnish sandwiches for
members of the defense patrol.
Others are attending and teach
ing defense classes. At Christ
mas two families were provided
through the auxiliary.
Members present were Mrs. H.
R. Crawford, Mrs. Paul Miller,
Mrs. Lloyd Drorbough, Mrs. Fay
Collins, Mrs. William Ross, Mrs.
Charles Eyre, Mrs. E. L. Powell,
Mrs. Don Watson, Mrs. Gordon
Thompson, Mrs. E. J. Frick, Mrs.
Paul Tyler, Mrs. LeRoy Krueger,
Mrs. James Lucas and the host
esses, Mrs. C. P. Dickson and
Mrs. Reese Jones.
Miss Cason now
Mrs. Meyers
Miss Lillian Cason of Salem,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. O.
Cason of Banks, became the
bride of Mr. Edward L. Meyers,
son of Mrs. L. Meyers -6f Se
attle. The ceremony took place
on Sunday, January 11 at' then
home in Seattle at 2 o'clock.
The bride wore a pastel blue
wool afternoon frock with an
tique tan accessories' and an or
chid corsage: , .
Miss Helen. Erickson of Salem
was the honor . attendant and
wore a brown- and rust dress
maker suit with brown access
ories. Her corsage was of gar--
denias. Mr. Kenneth Bell of Se
attle was best man.
, A dinner for the bridal party
and guests was held at the Mey
ers home after t h e wedding.
The bride and her husband are
formerly of Burns and will live
in Seattle. Mrs. Meyers attend
ed business college in Salem and
has been employed at the un
employment compensation com
mission here. , ,
Party Given
Little Girl
Mrs. Floyd Hamman was host
ess on Monday afternoon for her
' daughter Joan on the occasion
, Of her seventh birthday- It was
noted that every grade school,'
; except two in town, were rep
resented. ; v
i Guest for Joan, were Harry
. and Elsie ' Burke,. Mary Lee
Goode; Johnnie and Bobbie
Miller, Donna - Mann,- J ozanne
Clark, Robert Doughton, Joan
Lanke, Dolores Picha, Donna and
' Beverly .Hamman. . . . -
v s AAUW child study group will
- meet at the home of Mrs. Ron
ald Hudkins,- 885 -North ; 21st
street tonight ; at : 7:45 o'clock.
. Professor Lois Latimer of Wil-
; lamette university L home eco
nomics department' will talk on
; proteins, fats and - their substi-
i- tutes. .r;. . r
The OSEGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon. Wednesday Morning. January 14. 1942
Dinner1 Held
At Coffey -Home
J ;
The borne of Mrs. Robert Cof
fey on Hayden avenue was the
scene of the Marion-Pplk. medi
cal, auxiliary dinner meeting
Tuesday night The' .assisting
' hostesses were Mrs, Jerald Back
strand, Mrs. , Willard Thompson
and Mrs. William L, lidbeck.
. Mrs. Roy . Keene was the
guest speaker and talked inform
ally about her experiences and
recent trip to Honolulu. Mrs. W.
Wells Baum presided at the busi-
ness session. '"' , T
Places were laid f for Mrs.
Keene, Mrs. Charles Campbell,
Mrs. W. Wells Baum,Mrs. Jer
ald Backstrand, Mrs. l C Clem
ent, Mrs. H. J. Clements, Mrs.
Robert Coffey, Mrs. Vernon A.
Douglas, Mrs. C. Ai Downs, .Mrs.
M. C Rindley Mrs. Al Terrence
King, Mrs. J. O. MatthivMrs. J.
Ray Pemberton, Mrs. Ralph E.
Purvine, Mrs. Johit Ramage,
Mrs.'Wilmer Smith, Mrs. R. Lee
Wood, Mrs. WiUiam ' Lidbeck,
MrIrvih HilL Mrs-lBen Wilr
liams, Mrs. Charles Wood, Mrs.
Verden E. Hockett, Mrs. Willard
Thompson, Mrs. Burton Myers,
Mrs. Ray Waltz, Mrs.. Leban
Steeves, Mrs. Frank Brown and
Mrs. George Williams.- ,
Shower
ill
Fete Miss
Johnson f
Miss Eunice Johnson, January
bride-elect of Mr. James Thomp
son, will be the honor guest at a
bridal party Thursday night
when Miss Leisla Darr enter
tains at her home on Hoyt street.
A miscellaneous shower will
fete the bride-to-be and the eve
ning hours will be spent infor
mally. A late supper will be
served by the hostesses and sea
sonal flowers will be used .about
the rooms.
Hpnoring Miss Johnson will be
Mrs. Joseph Johnson, Mrs. J. J.
Thompson, Miss Alice Thomp
son, Miss Rowena McDonald,
Miss Beth Billings, Mrs. Leon
ard Howe, Miss Verha Dillon,
Miss Jeanie Baxter, Mrs. Vernice
Boehm, Mrs. Rose Wilkes, Miss
Jeannette Fulmer and Miss Darr.
Junior Guild Will
Sew at Meetings
The patriotic theme was car
ried out in the table decorations
at the luncheon meeting of the
Junior Guild of St. Paul's
Episcopal church Tdesday af
ternoon. Red, "white ! and blue
streamers and a flag center
piece provided the decorative
note.
Mrs. R. D. Paris was wel
comed as a new member! and
renewed members present. were
Mrs. Clifford Farmer!- and Mrs.
James J. Panton. The guild
made plans to sew for the Red
Cross at their future meetings.
Hostesses ... included i the offi
cers, Mrs. I. M. Schaiinep, pres
ident Mrs. John Beakey, first
vice president Mrs. Frank Pat
terson, second vice ! president;
Mrs. Robert Brennan, secretary;
Mrs. T. H. Galloway, treasurer.
Others present were Mrs. U.
G. Shipley, Mrs. Donald Rob
erts, Mrs. Louis Lachmund, Mrs,
Miller B. Hayden, Mrs. V. E.
Kuhn, Mrs. Harry i Wiedmer,
Mrs. Cornelia Thomas, Mrs. W.
C. Gabriel, Mrs. J. N. Cham
bers, Mrs. Hugh Earle, Mrs.
Thomas O Russell; Mrs. W.
Carlton Smith, Mrs. Lee War
nick, Mrs. Russell Catlin. tllrs.
Custer "Ross, Mrs. Riie Drager,
Mrs. Cal Patton, Mrs. Charles
Jory, Mrs. David Eason, Mrs
George H. Swift and Mrs: Hen
ry W. Meyers. I
FOE Auxiliary
Card Party j
The FOE auxiliary 'card party
was held Tuesday afternoon. Pi
nochle was played with honors
going to Mesdames C. W. Bee'
croft and F. A. Smith and the
special award went to Mrs. Jud-
son Bressler. I
airs. Aierni Brown was in
- charge of arrangements for the
afternoon, her committee includ
ed Mesdames E. Zimmerman,
G. C. Hagan, Emil Otjeh, Ema
Kleinke, R. Shattuck, and Ruby
Kimball.- Others playing were
. Mesdames W. E. Gardner, L. T.
Wallace, P. C Harland, E. E.
- . Gettman, C. A. Anderson, Mil
dred Fetch, L. G. Cross, H. F.
Wilde, Cornelia McLain, Hugh
Wane and Miss Lamina Koenig.
Mrs. Harold Ladd has invited
members of her sewing club to
her home tonight and refresh
ments 'will be served at a- late
hour.- . .
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nostril. Ik (l) shrinks swollen
inembrsnes, (2) soothet irritation.
3) relieves transient nasal conH
restlon . . . and brings Kreatex
breathing comfortT w
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directions ' wJ
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Beehive Sewmg dab el Capl- pjn. for a business meeting Mrs; t piant meeting. Mrs. Imogen ' Mrs. Kenneth Petts eatertata--tal
lodge 84-D will meet Tnurs- Eizabeth FoHia, ;A president K Shafer, secretary, will give . ... ed at luncheon and bridge Tues
day at Fraternal Temple at, 2 th club has termed thi an Jm--fuIl report on- th proceedav-- day afternoon at, her- home.
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