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BPW Elects
Officers at
Dinner
. tight and airy with a view to
bolstering war time morale was
tha program for the dinner
. meeting of the Salem Business
and Professional Women, Tues
day night A 'one-act comedy,
The Sheik," featured Betty
Handle, Charles Lovell and Bob
Over, members of the dramatic
class of Salem high school. Mrs.
Carol Blake, officiating as mis
tress of ceremonies, called . on
past presidents of the club and
candidates for chxb offices to
r act in skits. Table arrangements
represented seasons of the year.
Following the social hour, Mrs.
Byron B. Herrick, chairman of
the state nominating committee,
reported on candidates running,
among whom are Miss Hilda
gwenson, unopposed for presi
dent, and Miss Edna McElhaney,
unopposed candidate for corre
sponding secretary for the state
federation, both members of the
Salem club. . President Carolyn
Wilson was chosen delegate to
- the state convention in Roseburg
in May. Tha luncheon set woven
by Miss Leatha Pelly was se-
ltcted as Salem's entry In the
competitive handcraft display to
be featured at the state conven
tion. A contribution of $15 was
voted toward the establishment
' of a recreation center for service
men. The club also ' voted to
sponsor a girl at the YWCA
camp this summer. Plans wera
formulated to extend an Invi
tation to have the M4S state
convention in Salem, and to have
a "birthday offering, each mem
ber contributing an amount
equal to her age to the conven
tion expenses.
The following officers were
elected for the year 1943: Presi
dent, Miss Helen Fletcher; first
vice president, Miss Dorothy
Cornelius; second vice president.
Miss Edna McElhaney; record
ing secretary. Miss Marguariet
Shelley; corresponding secre
tary, Miss Hilda Frier, treasur
er. Miss Isabelle Leeper; direct
ors, Mrs. Byron B. Herrick, Miss
Laura Hale and Miss Phebe Mc
Adams. An announcement was made
mat the card group would meet
at the home of . Miss Josephine
Evans, 639 Center street, Sat
urday. j Orchestra to
Play Program
An all-school orchestra will
Iive an evening's program May
in the Salem high school audi
torium under the direction of
Vernon" Wiscarson, Raymond
Carl and Leslie Carson. Child
ren will be admitted free, a
small charge to be made for
adults.
The all-school junior orches
tra is made up of 60 selected
musicians from eight grade and
two junior high schools. During
the program featured numbers
will be given by a string trio,
trombone quartet, flute, oboe,
baritone and French horn solo
ists. On Wednesday night, May 6,
, the high school orchestra, under
the direction of Vernon Wiscar
son, will present a concert in
the high school. Featured will
be music presented during the
recent high school music con
test. Solos and ensembles will
hi i.atured.
Fellowship
- Luncheon
Mrs. Elmer O. Berg entertain
ed with., an AAUW fellowship
; fund party Wednesday after
noon at her home on Center
street Guests were invited to a
dessert luncheon and the after
noon hours were spent inform
ally. Bouquets of tulips and
primroses provided the decora
tive note.
Bidden were Mrs. Stuart M.
Lancefield, Mrs. A. Terrene e
' . King; Mrs, Steve W. Anderson,
, Mrs. William H. Dashney, Mrs.
r."""r Mervin W. Brink, Mrs. Wheeler
R. English, Mrs. R. Franklin
Thompson, Mrs. Wayne Dough-
ton, Mrs. Ralph E. Purvine, Miss
Lorena Jack, Mrs. Herbert Rahe,
,' Mrs. J. A. . Jelderks and Mrs.
". Berg. .
Dessert Bridge
On Wednesday
Mrs. Louis Lorent was host-
- ess for an ' informal dessert
' luncheon Wednesday afternoon
for a group of her friends. Bou-
- quets , of daisies, primroses and
, - tulips in shades of yellow pro
. Tided the decorative note.
,' Bridge was, in play during the
afternoon. Guests were Mrs. Es-
tili Brunk,-Mrs. George Mlsch
ler, Mrs. Tyler Brown, Mrs. Paul
" Lee, Mrs. Ralph Kinzer, Mrs.
Hugh Hull and Mrs. Percy Blun
dell. ,
v Mr. and Mrs. Jee Waif e af
' Lbngview, Wash, are the par
- ; ents of a daughter, Sigrid born
on April 27. Mrs. Wolfe will be
remembered as Hazel Hansen.
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Queen Chloe
Honored
At Tea
Queen Chloe Anderson, who
will rule over Willamette uni
versity's May weekend festivi
ties, and her princesses, Miss
June Woldt and Mrs. Oscar
Swenson, were honored at a
lovely tea Wednesday afternoon
when members of Delta Phi so
rority entertained at the chap
ter house.
The rooms were festive with
bouquets of pastel colored tulips.
Receiving were Miss Eleanor
Todd in a red and white frock,
Miss Betty Sackett, house pres
ident, who wore white with a
print top. Miss Olive M. Dahl
in white lace. Queen Chloe I in
a forest green crepe dress, her
princesses, who wore whita
gowns, and Mrs. Carl S. Knopf .
In Alice blue chiffon and leg
horn hat trimmed with flowers.
The tea table was covered with
a pink net cloth over pink satin
and the centerpiece was of pink
and whita snapdragons in a
crystal bowL
Presiding at tha urns were
Mrs. Roy S. Keene, Mrs. R.
Franklin Thompson, Mrs. Wal
ter Smith and Mrs. Tinkham
Gilbert. Senior girls of tha house
assisted In tha serving.
Poppies to Be
On Sale
The poppy sales committee
and Junior auxiliary of the
American Legion auxiliary met
Monday to work on the 7500
poppies for the sale May 22-23.
Mrs. Verne Ostrander, Mrs.
Louis Ramus, Mrs. Albert Grag,
Mrs. W. Carlton Smith, Mrs. O.
A. Palmateer, Mrs. Clyde Kais
er, Mrs. Frank Marshall, Mrs.
Otto Mehlhoff and Mrs. Lloyd
Perkins make up the committee.
The Past Presidents , club of
the auxiliary met with Mrs.
Ella Voves, Wednesday, when
plans were made for a picnic
June S.
The club will have charge of
the initiation ceremonies May 4.
Mrs. Jennie Bartlett, co-hostess
with, Mrs. Voves, had arranged
a progressive supper and the
club members later adjourned
to her home after the business
session.
The sewing group met Thurs
day in Legion home to com
plete articles for Salem health
center. At four o'clock the group
assembled for tea and a sur
prise handkerchief shower pre
viously arranged for Mrs. Har
old Perkins, who was home for
a short visit from Tacoma.
Officers Are
Installed
Department pre sident Mrs.
Ruth Curry and her department
secretary, Laura Farlow, offi
cially visited the Salem Patri
arch Militant auxiliary Friday.
They were introduced by Alma
Henderson and Ida Traglio and
greeted by the president, Mrs.
Elsie Townsend,
Mrs. Elis Townsend was in
stalled past president, and the
following officers also took of
fice: Hannah Beard, president;
Linnie Simereal, vice president;
Elsie Townsend, secretary-treasurer;
Ida. Traglio, officer of the
day; Alma Henderson, aide to
president; Victoria Stiffler, chap
lain; Rebecca Shusterowitt, sen
tinel. KEIZER A music festival
program has been planned for
this district to be held at the au
ditorium of the Keizer school on
Friday night at 8 o'clock. Mrs.
La Vaun White, Mrs. Laura
Miles and Mrs. Elsie Bell are in
charge. The public is invited.
The program includes violin
numbers by Nellie Jane Pear
mine, solos by Mr. Saucy and
Mrs. Mildred Yunker, a duet by
Ruth and Dorothy McCall, gongs
by the various school choruses
and the community chorus.
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THURSDAY
Prtngle Pleasant Point Social
club with Mrs W. H. Orabenhorst,
all day meeting.
FRIDAY
Enelewood Woman' club. Mrs.
Charles B. Davis. 1381 Market
street. 2 p. m.
W o m a n's Alliance. Unitarian
church with Mrs. Kenneth Ran
dall, rout 4, 12th street cutoff,
2:30 p. m.
Woman's Relief Corps, Ameri
can Lutheran church, i p. m.
Florence Vail Missionary so
ciety. Calvary Baptist church
parlors.
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APRIL BRIDE Mrs. Qal
A. Putnam, the former Eliza
beth Althea Fonwick befora
her raarriag on April 17 at
the Fre Methodist church.
The bride is the daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. David L. Fen
wick and the groom's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Put
nam of Newberg. The couple
will live in Newport. (Ken-nell-Olis.)
Bridge Clubs
To Meet
Mrs. Bernice Cuffel of Mc
Minnville will entertain mem
bers of her club at tha home of
Mrs. Ralph Kinzer on North 21st
street tonight. A late supper will
follow an event of cards and
bouquets of dogwood and tulips
will be arranged about tha
rooms. Special guests include
Mrs. Klony Smith, Mrs. George
Mischler, Mrs. Louis Lor en z,
Mrs. Wilbur Page and Mrs. Ken
neth Thompson.
Mrs. James Walton and Mrs.
Chandler Brown will be hostess
es at bridge and supper tonight
for their club. The affair will be
held at tha Brown home on
Fairmount Hill.
Mrs. Willard Marshall presid
ed at a bridge luncheon Wednes
day afternoon for members of
her club. Special guests ware
Mrs. James Humphrey and Mrs.
Arthur Knox.
Mrs. William Deeney honored
her club at an informal affair
Tuesday night. A late supper
was served by the hostess.
A guest in Salem this week
has been Mr. A. T. Flynn of
Chicago and Wednesday night he
was honored at dinner at tha
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray A.
Yocom.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaek Laagwar-
thy (Lorraine Kinzer) of Che
mult spent the weekend in Sa
lem at tha home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kinzer.
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President of
Auxiliary
Named
Mrs. Arvin Strayer was in
stalled as president of Marion
auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, Monday night at an im
pressive ceremony when De
partment President Ethel Keck,
. assisted, by the degree team from
Dallas VFW auxiliary, installed
the newly elected and appointed
officers of Marion auxiliary.
Joint installation with Marion
post was held.
The new officers are: Presi
dent, Mary Strayer; senior pres
ident, Mardell Tompkins; jun
ior president, Margaret Hoer
eth; conductress, Belle Nadon;
treasurer, Marjorie Davey;
guard, Amelia Bolton; chaplain,
Geneva Scofield; .trustees, Ora
Furlough and D. Wickert; secre
tary, Edna Prince; patriotic in
structor, Neta Jacobsen; flag
bearer, Elsie Norton; banner
bearer, Jean Hunt; historian,
Effie Wetsel; musician, Ora Fur
lough; color bearers, Coral
Vaughn, Phylis Crrfry, Rita
Wolfe and Ruby KimbalL
Department officers who at-
tended were department presi
dent, Ethel Keck; senior depart
ment president, Edith Mudd;
district president, Rita Wolfe,
and department banner bearer,
Alma Fierst. Guests were pres
ent from the various patriotic
organizations of the city and
from the VFW auxiliaries of
Dallas, Silverton and Seaside.
The past presidents of Marion
auxiliary were in charge of the
general arrangements. Mrs. I.
JandraU, Mrs. L. Eaton and Mrs.
Ruby Kimball were in charge
of refreshments. The tables were
Very beautifully decorated with
May baskets and spring flowers
in the pastel shades.
The auxiliary chorus sang sev
eral numbers during the even
ing. Mrs. Goldie Kyle, depart
ment president of the Woman's
Relief Corps, was presented
with the corps "traveling flag.
Mrs. Sara Peterson, department
president of the American War
Mothers, and Mrs. F. Hoyt, pres
ident of the Woman's Relief
Corps, were also guests.
Preceding the installation,
Mrs. Dave Furlough and Mrs.
W. J. Wickert entertained the
past presidents at a dinner at
the former's home. Mrs. Ethel
Keck, department president, was
the honored guest. Club mem
bers present were Mrs. George
Lewis, Mrs. L. Hansen, Mrs.
Eva Rush, Mrs. Ward Wolfe,
Mrs. G. BealL Mrs. H. Sim, Mrs.
C. R. Mudd, Mrs. Olga McEl
vain. Other guests were Mrs.
Arvin Strayer of Salem and
Mrs. Mynette Mathisen of Sea
Side, and the hostesses.
Child's Party
Is Given
Mrs. Wilbur Olsen entertain
ed with a party for her son,
Dennis Olson, on his 5th birth
day at tiie home of his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Brown, Monday afternoon.
Those bidden were Delores
and Dickie Aim, Jacky and Su
zanne Raymond, Wally and Joel
Park, Loretta Brown, Tommy
and Johnny Hole, Donna Marie
Kron, Karla Lou Walz, Dellia
and Joyce Schindler, Bobby,
Janet and Janice Herberger and
Keith Olson.
Mothers were Mrs. Jack Aim,
Mrs. Elwood Raymond, Mrs.
Wallace Park, Mrs. W. F. Brown,
Mrs. Erving Hole, -Mrs. Frank
Kron, Mrs. Carl Walz, Mrs.
Leonard Schindler, Mrs. Eman
uel Leonard, Mrs. Joseph Her
berger, Mrs. Wilbur Olson and
MrsV W. F. Brown.
Miss Hattie Bratsel, vice-president
of tha Salem Junior Wom
an's club, who is now attending
tha national federation of Wom
en's clubs convention In Fort
Worth, Texas, spoke over radio
station KGKO, at Fort Worth
Wednesday afternoon. She ap
peared on the same program
with Eleanor Wilson McAdoo
and other state federation pres
idents. ,
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van comic opera a3 pictured here are: back row, Frank Carruth, Melvin Gilson, Allen. Rich
ardson, Bob Bartges and Reid Shelton; front row, Phyllis Neal, Betty Pugh, Jean Barham and
June Nickel. The "Gondoliers" is under the direction of Miss Lena Belle Tartar, and will cast
members of the Salem high school chorus classes.
Home Rites
Event of
Week -
Miss Marjorie Walker became
Mr. Dall Sullivan's bride Wed
nesday night. The ceremony took
place at the home of the bride's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. James A. Byers. The
8:30 o'clock service was read
by Rev. Robert Hutchinson of
the First Congregational church.
The couple exchanged their
vows before the fireplace bank
ed with bouquets of pink snap-
dragons, white lilies and can
dles. The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. Q. Walker.
For her wedding she chose a
powder blue dressmaker suit
with pink hat and blouse. Her
accessories were of doeskin and
her flowers were pink roses and
bouvardia. For going away she
wore the matching top coat
Mrs. Gilbert Anderson was
her sister's only attendant and
she wore an RAF blue tailleur
with white accessories. Her cor
sage was of roses and sweet
peas. Mr. Anderson was Mr.
Sullivan's best man.
A reception for members of
the immediate family followed
tha wedding. The table was cen
tered with a cake flanked by
bouquets of bleeding hearts and
bridal wreath. Mrs. Byers cut
her sister's wedding cake.
The newlyweds attended Sa
lem schools and ha Is now sta
tioned at Fort Stevens. Mr. Sul
livan is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Sullivan of Salem.
Salem Man Weds
In Florida
From Pensacola, Florida,
comes word of the marriage of
Miss Rosemary Hanslaus of
New Orleans and Ensign Oliver
Glenn, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.
H. Glenn of Salem, on Sunday,
April 28.
Ensign Glenn is a graduate of
Salem schools and of tha engi
neering department at Oregon
State college. He Is now an in
structor In advanced flying at
Pensacola.
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Alumnae at
Lathrop
Hdine .
Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae
were entertained at a dessert
supper Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. Frank Lathrop
with Miss Margaret Mullen,
Miss Lillian Holechek and Miss
Barbara Westerman acting as
hostesses.
Miss Rosemary Snyder, who is
leaving the first of the month
for Portland to reside, was pre
sented with a gift,. and Miss
Maxine Klinge, who will marry
Mr. Calvin Kent on May 16,
was honored with a crystal
shower.
Bouquets of white and lav
ender lilacs were used about the
rooms. Election of officers was
held with Mrs. Frank Lathrop
named president; Miss Maxine
Klinge, vice president, and Mrs.
Donald Armpriest, secretary-
treasurer.
Attending the affair were
Miss Rosemary Snyder, Miss
Maxine Klinge, Miss Lena
Glath, Mrs. James Turnbull,
Mrs. Donald Armpriest Mrs.
Estill Brunk, Mrs. Kenneth Mc
Grath of Woodburn, Mrs. Frank
Lathrop, Miss Margaret Mullen,
Miss Lillian Holechek and Miss
Barbara Westerman.
Mrs. Lounsbury
Is Hostess
Mrs. Charles Lounsbury hon
ored a group of her friends at
a delightful May party Wednes
day night at her home on Union
street
A miniature May pole and
dancers centered the supper
table and bouquets of rose tulips
were used about tha rooms.
Bridge was in play during the
evening and a late supper fol
lowed.
Bidden were Mrs. Maurice
Heater, Mrs. Kenneth Barker,
Mrs. George McKenzie, Mrs.
Norval Edwards, Mrs. Blanche
Hull, Mrs. Glenn Woodry, Miss
Jane DeFreece and Miss Eleanor
Reaney.
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Preparations arc well under
way for tha annual state meet
ing of the Oregon Federation of
Garden clubs which, will be in
"Jalem June It and 17. Miss
Edith Schryver, president of tha
Salem Garden dub, called a
committee meeting at the Art
Center Monday to make plans
for the entertainment of visit
ing delegates. Some 200 guests
are expected, v
The neighboring Federated
Garden clubs at Salem Heights,
Stayton, Independence, Ha tel
Green, Monmouth, Brooks and
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