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Brides-To-Be
They'll Be Married in May
HOLDING the social spot
light these late spring
days are May and June brides-
y .a a
elect, ine inceniive lor muca
entertaining. Luncheons, dinners
and bridaL showers are being
given in their honor, wedding
details have been completed and
bride s-to-be are announcing
members of their wedding-parties.
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The first wedding slated for
this week is on Friday, May 29
when Miss Delva Lebeneood and
Mr. Marvin LitwiDer will ex
change their vows at the First
Church of the Nazarene. Rev.
Weaver W. Hess will officiate at
the 830 o'clock ceremony. Mrs.
Burl Dutton will be the organ
ist. The bride, who is the daugh
ter of Mrs. Eva Lebengood of
Klamath Falls and Mr. Carl
Lebengood of Portland, will ba
given in marriage by her father. -Miss
Phyllis Gardner will be
her maid of honor and brides
maids will be Miss Marie San
ford and Mrs. Robert Taylor.
Charleen Simons, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Simons", will
be the flower girl.
Mr. Milford Ljtwiller will
serve as his brother's best man
and the ushers include Mr. Har
old Schooley and Mr. Harvey
Griffin. The couple will greet
their wedding guests at a recep
tion at the Woman's club.
Sherman-Van DeWalker
Miss Marjorie Van DeWalker
and Mr. Kenneth Sherman of
Spokane will be married on
Sunday, May 31, in the fireplace
room of the First Presbyterian
church. Dr. R. Franklin Thomp
son, assisted by Rev. W. Irvin
Williams, will read the 1:30
o'clock service.
Miss Joan DuRette will sing
"I Love Thee" and Mr. Keith
Sherman will sing "The Lord's
Prayer." Mrs. George Belt will
be the organist.
Mrs. Gladys Van DeWalker
will give her daughter in mar
riage and Miss Betty Taylor of
The Dalles will be her honor at
tendant. Mr. Keith Sherman will
be his twin brother's best man.
The wedding reception will be
held at the home of the bride's
mother.
Pa u Ison - Upjohn
Miss Florence Upjohn and Mr.
Oscar Paulson, Jr. h a v t com
pleted details for their wedding
on June 1 at the First Congre
gational church. Dr. R. Franklin
Thompson, assisted by Rev.
Robert Hutchinson, will perform
the 8 o'clock ceremony.
Miss Joan DuRette will sing
and Mrs. Jean Hobson Rich will
play the organ accompaniments
and marches.
The bride is the daughter of
Air. ana Mrs. u. n. upjonn ana
will be given in marriage by her
father. Her sister. Miss Rowena
Upjohn, will be her maid of
honor. Bridesmaids include Miss
Margaret and Miss Donna Upjohn,-other
sisters of the bride-to-be,
Miss Ilene Paulson, sis
ter of tha. groom-elect, and Mrs.
J D. Hannaman (Lila Murray),
j. Mr. Hannaman will stand with
. i Mr. Paulson as best man and
seating the guests will be Mr.
Norman Hinges, Mr. William
Shinn, Mr. Jack Walker of Mc
Minnville and Mr. Jack Hayes.
A reception will be held in the
church rooms after the wedding.
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. BEAUTY SALON
J18 N. High St Phne 5818
Tell Wedding
Miss Chloe Anderson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Garfield
Anderson, is planning to leave
the first of June for Santa Ana,
Calif., where her marriage to
. Sergeant Homer C. Millard will
take place on Saturday, June 6.
The couple will exchange their
vows in the study of the First
Christian church.
Mrs. Grant Fuller of Balboa,
Calif., will be Miss Anderson's
honor attendant. Sergeant Mil
lard is now attached to the medi
cal corps and stationed at Santa
Ana, where the couple will re
side. Miss Anderson will gradu
ate from Willamette university
this month.
Peterson-Barkos
The First Evangelical church
will be the scene of the wedding
of Miss Alice Barkus, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Bar
kus, and Mr. Milton Peterson of
Portland on Sunday, June 7.
Rev. Wilson Jaycox of Portland
will officiate and will be assisted
by Rev. Paul Petticord. Before
the ceremony Mrs. William Fis
cher and Mr. Willard Horn
schuch will sing and Miss Gla
dys Edgar will play.
Miss Yvonne Greenough of
Portland and Miss Dorothy En
gelbart will light the candles.
Mrs. Elmer Barkus will be the
matron of honor and brides
maids are Mrs. Lowell Wikoff
and Miss Evelyn 'Peterson of
Portland. ,
Mr. Robert Meyers of Portland
will act as best man and ushers
include Mr. Kenneth Van Gor
don of Portland and Mr. John
Stevens of Oswego. A reception
will be held In the church rooms.
Hughes-Norris
Also planned for June 1 is the
wedding of Miss Luree Norris,
daughter of Mrs. Rtrth Norris of
Seattle and Mr. Kenneth Hughes,
son of Mrs. Ina Hughes of Har
risburg. The ceremony will take
place at the First Methodist
church at 8 o'clock.
Rev. Glenn Olds will officiate
and Mr. Mark Waltz will, be the
soloist. Mrs. Lawrence Edwards
will be the organist.
Miss Olive Ward will be her
cousin's honor attendant and
bridesmaids are Miss Mary Eli
zabeth Ross and Miss Hazel Ma
gee. A reception in tha church
parlors will follow the wedding.
Major Spencer
Will Speak
Major Carleton Spencer will
speak to members of Town and
Gown club Thursday afternoon
at the regular meeting at Lau
sanne hall at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs.
Frank Burlingham of Portland
and Woodburn will sing and her
accompanist will be Miss Alice
Crary Brown.
Miss Lorena Jack heads the
hostess committee and assisting
will be Lausanne hall girls and
members of the Town and Gown
board including Mrs. L. O. Cle
ment, Mrs. Grover C. Bellinger,
Mrs. Frank Power, Mrs. Egbert
S. Oliver, Mrs. W. I. Staley and
Mrs. H. J. Hendrixon. The dec
oration committee is headed by
Mrs. Mel v in Geist with Mrs. Rex
Putnam, Mrs. Ivan Rhodes and
Mrs. David Cameron assisting.
The reception committee in
. eludes Mrs. M. C. Findley, Mrs.
Fred Zimmerman and Mrs. Ben
jamin F. Williamsr
Women of Rotary will hold the
last luncheon meeting of the
season Monday afternoon at the
Quelle at 1 o'clock. Election of
officers will be held and the
committee heads will give their
annual reports.
Eastern Star social afternoon
club will sew and knit for tha
Red Cross Tuesday at the Ma
sonic Temple. A dessert lunch
eon will be served at 12:30
o'clock and Mrs. Stanley Krue
ger heads the committee.
Jndse and Mrs. E. M. Pace
have as their weekend guests,
Dr. and Mrs. George B. Evans
and children, Edward and Doris
May, of Portland. Mrs. Page and
Mrs. Evans are sisters.
Help to relieve the congestion
in the child's nose with a prepara
tioa especially made for children.
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Contain no o3 or ephedrine. Keep
a? bottle on hand.
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Our regular weekly adver
tisement in Thursday's
OREGON STATESMAN
listed the price of this item
as 50c Honestly, folks, we
were only kidding! The
correct price is v
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Piano
and Tune- '-
Miss Joan DuRette' will be
come Mrs. Warren Jam es on
Friday, June 5 at the Gervais
Presbyterian church with Rev.
Roy W. Achor reading the
o'clock service. Tha bride-elect
Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
D. B. DuRette and her fiance Is
the son of Mrs. Frank James of
Salem.
Miss Marguerite DuRette will
be her sister's maid of honor and
her other sisters, Mrs. Francis
Saalfeld (Florence DuRette) anil
Miss Martha DuRette. will be
bridesmaids.
Mr. Joe Van Winkle will stand
with Mr. James as best man and
ushers are Mr. Warne Nunn,
Mr. Robert Wheeler and Mr.
Gilbert Heald.
Miss Delores Nets will light
the candles preceding the wed
ding and Mrs. Ivan Stewart will
sing. Miss Betty Sackett will
play the wedding marches.
There will be a reception in tha
church parlors.
Ramp-Thoman
The home of Professor and
Mrs. T. S. Roberts will be the
setting for the marriage of Miss
Edna Thoman, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest ' Thoman of
Stockett, Montana, and Mr. Rob
ert M. Ramp, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Malcolm Ramp, on Monday,
June 1. r
The evening ceremony, will be
performed at 8:30 o'clock, by Dr.
J. C. Harrison. Professor Rob
erts will be the organist.
Miss Jessica Kinsey will be the
maid of honor and Miss Neva
Ramp, bridesmaid. Mr. Irwin
Wedel will act as best man and
ushers are Mr. Charles. Carey
and Mr. Robert Hauser. A re
ception will follow the wedding.
Schweigert-BIifh
Miss Margaret Ann Bligh and
Mr. Casper Schweigert will be
quietly married on Saturday,
June 6 at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. Anna Bligh. Tha
ceremony will be read at 9:30
o'clock by Rev. Robert Hutch
inson. Miss Jane MacKenzie, former
ly of Salem, will come from
Seattle to be Miss Bligh's maid
of honor. Mr. Stanley Stiffler
will serve as best man. A recep
tion will be held for tha wedding
guests. ,
Ss $ '
TELLS TROTH Miss Dorothea Greenwood, daughter
of Mrs. Frances M. Greenwood of Springfield, formerly of
Salem, whose engagement to Mr. Glen Edward Fravel,
jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen E. Fravel of Portland, was an
nounced Wednesday night at a party at the home of the
bride-elect's aunt. Mrs. A. T. Wain. Miss Greenwood will
graduate from Willamette university this month and Mr.
Fravel is a former Willamette student (Kennell-Ellis.)
Jean Barham
In Recital
Jean Barham, soprano, will
be presented in recital by Miss
Lena Belle Tartar at the Calvary
Baptist church on Monday night
at 8:30 o'clock. Rosemary Gaiser,
pianist, will assist and Gladys
Edgar will accompany the sing
er. The program includes:
Faith in Spring Schubert
Romance, from "Rosamunde
Schubert
Angel ot Beauty Schubert
The Maid with the Flaxen Hair
. Debussy
. The Violet .Mozart
Thou Art So Like a Flower
. Schumann
My Mother Bids Me Bind My
Hair Haydn
Arabesque ;
-Debussy
Miss Uaiaer
Thank God for a Garden-Del Riego
Star Eyes ,, . Speaks
Daffodil Gold - Hodgson
Come Along and Dance..Pennington
Gilberts Are
Dinner Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. Tinkham Gil
b e r t entertained informally at
dinner Friday night at their Or
chard Heights home for a group
of friends who go fishing toge
ther each year. " - ;
Covers were placed for Rev.
and Mrs. W. Irvin Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Elfstrom, Mr.
and Mrs. Rein Jackson of Port
land, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harland,
.Mrs. Boyden Robinson and Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert ;
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Eichelker-
ger are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a son at the Sa
lem General hospital.
03I0:i 8TAIESMHI. Sato
Cooleys to
Repeat '
Vows
Of interest to their many
Salem and Willamette valley
friends is the golden wedding
celebration of Mr. and Mrs. H.
W. Cooley of Albany on Sun
day, May 31. They were married
in Suring, Wisconsin on June 1,
1892 and have made their home
In Albany and Salem for the
past 40 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooley will re
peat their wedding' vows at t
o'clock at the First Christian
church, Broadalbin and 4th
streets, Albany. A reception will
follow the ceremony from 2:30
to 6 o'clock. All of their friends
and relatives are being invited
through the press to attend the
ceremony and reception.
The Cooleys have five sons
and two daughters. One son.
Earl Cooley, lives in Salem and
his children are EarL jr. and
Betty. Mr. H. W. Cooleys bro
thers and sister who live In Sa
lem are Ellis, Ralph and E. W.
Cooley and Mrs. E. B. Simpson.
Mrs. Ralph Cooley, Mrs. E. W.
Cooley and Mrs. E. B. Simpson
will be among those presiding
at the urns and the nieces from
Salem will assist in the serving.
Mrs. Earl Cooley will sing at
the wedding service.
jbo-n'tJdook
but . . . remember when you were a sweet
girl graduate, white net dress, white stock
ings and shoes, and flowers in your arms,
speeches and class wills and everything?
She pinch hits for a hog caller . . . The
other day our paper published a program
including "Brunhilde's Battle Cry," it ap
peared as "Brunhilde's Cattle Cry" which
all goes to put her In her proper place as a
milk maid on a Victory farm.
Sailor's holiday . .'. The bridge watch
we meeNeery day on our way to work,
has a habit oTalking across the bridge on
his day off, carrying a load of groceries.
Old Fashioned, and fun ... Mrs. Homer
Hostesses to
Study
The committee of the Junior
Hostess league held its first
meeting at tht YWCA Thursday
night This group is planning
a series of lectures and discus
sion groups for girls interested
In becoming Junior hostesses.
The committee's membership,
consisting of representatives
from several Junior women's
groups, is as follows: Mrs.
George Scales and Miss Isabel
Mielke, Beta Sigma Phi; Mrs. I.
Knox and Miss Vada Hill, Ro
tana; Lillian Kayser and Doro
thy Hague, Credit Women's
Breakfast club; Eleanor Raney
and Helen Rtfd, Ecclesia; Lucille
Torbitt state house; Wilma Mat
thes and Pat Short, Willamette
university YWCA; Maxine Law
rence, Junior Woman's club; and
Elda Ridgway and Marion
Mitchell from the Young Busi
ness Girls' club of the YWCA.
Maxine Lawrence was appoint
ed as chairman of the speakers'
committee, Lillian Kayser, chair
man of publicity; and Marion
Mitchell as general chairman of
the group. When plans are com
pleted the course will be an
nounced through the papers.
The Junior Hostess league is
acting in cooperation with the
Senior Hostess league, which is
composed of Mrs. Lowell Kern,
chairman; Mrs. Karl Becke of
the YWCA, co-chairman; Mrs.
Waldo Zeller, Mayor's i commit
tee; Mrs. Delbert Schwabbauer,
jr., Woman's club; Mr&Clifton
Mudd, Salem Woman's club and
. the state civilian defense; recrea
tion committee, Mrs. -Walter
Spaulding, Miss Ha Austin and
Mrs. Ralph Moody.
Pagan. Sandal Homing. Mar
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WEARING A DIAMOND Miss Oneda Jane Cameron,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David H. Cameron, who an
nounced her betrothal to Mr. Donald Nagel, son of Mr. and -Mrs.
Samuel Nagel of Portland, Wednesday night The
news was told at the Beta Chi sorority house. Miss Came
ron is a sophomore at Willamette university and her fiance
attends Portland university. (Kennell-EUis.)
Acuu..
Goulet sr., had guests at her newly decor
ated farm home the other day. An, old-fashioned
luncheon was served at a table cen
tered with a large bowl of strawberries,
guarded by cakes on high stands. Guests
had lots of fun, wore napkins rucked in
necks.
Table of note . . . Rhododendrons, hon
eysuckle, coral bells and ferns made an at
tractive centerpiece last week at a dinner
served for the American Association of
Childhood Education. Small bouquets on the
table also included forget-me-nots.
Speaking of the weather . . . The spinach
loves it and slugs love the spinach.
... Maxine Buren.
WEDDING CALENDAR
Delva Lebengood Marvin Litwiller Nazarene
Betty Thelander Norman Shaw Congregation il
Marjoria Van DeWalker Kenneth Sherman
Ruth Anunsen Tom Hill, jr. Congregational
Ruthanne Thompson Vinton Ellis
Florence Upjohn Oscar Paulson
Lure Norris Kenneth Hushes Methodist
Edna Thoman Robert Ramp Roberts' studio
Irene Webb Richard Barton, jr. Congregational
Joan DuRette Warren James -Gervais
Gretchen Gamer John Arming homa
Chloe Anderson Homer Millard Santa Ana, Calif.
Margaret Ann Bligh Casper Schweigert home
Maxine Fleet William Van Natta home
Alice Barkus Milton Peterson Evangelical
Betty Starr Robert Anderson Portland
Shirley Plant Donald Rasmussen home
Jewell Minier Ervin Potter First Methodist
Marian Hermanek Lt. Jack Haek The Dalles
Elizabeth Ballou Ralph Leedy
Genevieve Scharf Gerald Jaffa
Date Is Set
For June
Rites
Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Ga
mer are announcing the en
gagement and coming marriage
of. their daughter, Miss Gretch
en Gamer, to Mr. John Anning
of Salem, son of Mrs. Henry An
ning of Portland.
The wedding will take placa
on Saturday, June 6 at the home
of the bride-elect's parents. Miss
Gamer is a graduate of Salem
schools and Oregon State college
where she was a Delta Delta
Delta. She has been a member of
the Kelzer faculty for several
years.
Mr. Arming attended Portland
schools and the University of
Oregon and he is now with the
unemployment c o m p e ruation
commission in Salem.
Mrs. Unruh
Fetes Club
Swanks club met Wednesday
night at the home of Mrs. Henry
Unruh (Effie Grimes) on 23rd
street Mrs. Ann Green, whose
marriage to Emil L. Scholz of
Wisconsin is to be an event of
June 10, was given a crystal
shower by the club members.
Refreshments were served at a
late hour.
Members bidden were: Miss
Barbara Gesner, Miss Beula
Brooks, Miss Margaret Mills,
Miss Marjorie WaindV Miss Jud
ith Jensen, Miss Mary Fox, Mrs.
Ann Green, Mrs. Russell Lang
ford, Mrs. Robert Caton and the
hostess, Mrs. Unruh.
Members of the Fidelis class
of the First Baptist church met
at the home of Mrs. O. R. Straus
baugh Thursday. Mrs. Elmer
Conn and Mrs. James . Foster
assisted. Mrs. Jennie Hicks had
charge of the business session.
Then followed a social time
during which the hostesses serv
ed, refreshments to sixteen.
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Newly elected officers of the
Wisteria club are Mr. Ralph
Eggstaff, president; Mr. Bjarne
Ericksen, vie e-president; and
Mr. J. L. Stewart, secretary
treasurer. .
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Chorus Sings
At Meeting
The Salem Civic chorus and
soloists will give a concert for
the Eagles lodge and auxiliary
at the Eagles hall Tuesday at 9
o'clock. Concert will be under
the direction of Prof. E. W. Hob
son with Miss Ruth Bedford as
accompanist
This will be the last meeting of
the fiscal year under the juris
diction of the retiring officers of
the lodge. A large initiation class
of 20 or more candidates will be
Initiated.
The program includes:
A Brown Bird Singing Hyden Wood
G. X. Bended ie
In My Garden .. rireiton
Ruth Bedford
I Will Go With My Father Aplow-
ing Qullter
G. X. Bendedie
Wish Blossoms V. Irrillt
Mrs. T. J. Dry nan
My Lindy Lou Strickland
Chorus
The Swallows
Cowtn
Mrs, Agnes Drummond
Tim Rooney's at the Fightln'-Flynn
maie group
Am An American
e White Cliffs of Dover Mangan
mti. i. j. urynan
Dear Land of Home Sibelius
Chorus
Leslie PTA to
Hold Meeting
The Leslie PTA will meet
Monday t 7:45 for an interest
ing program. The ieslie band
and orchestra will give a con
cert directed by Raymond CarL
Mrs. V. A. Douglas will discuss
the casualty stations. A business
meeting and installation of of
ficers will conclude the meeting.
The new officers are: nnmiArnt
Elton Thompson; vice-presidentl
waiter Becx; secretary, Mrs.
Keith Brown, and treasurer,
Mrs. N. S. Rodgers.
Expected in the capital Mon
day is Mrs. Philo Hall (Mary
Virginia Nohlgren) of Newark,
New Jersey. She will visit for a
month with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Nohlgren. This is
Mrs. Hall's first visit home in
several years.
Flying te Lee Angeles today
will be Mrs. Grover Hfflman and
her daughter, Miss Calline Hill
man. They will visit for week
with Mr. Hillxnan's brother-in-law
and sister. Dr. and Mrs. A.
J. Verne,
NewOfficers
Saturday 1
At the last regular meeting
of the Salem , Woman'.-' dub,
held on Saturday at the club
bouse, Mrs. George R. K. Moor
head, Mrs.. C. C Geer, Mrs. J.
A. Brownson and Mrs. Charles
Cole conducted the opening ex
ercises. Miss Eula McCuIly read
the revision of the constitution
and Mrs. Ora Mclntyre the aud
iting reports.
Mrs. W. W. Chadwick was
elected to membership. Reports
were given by officers and com
mittee chairmen. Mrs. George
Swift's report as retiring presi
dent included several items of
special interest She discussed
the membership drive which
brought in 31 new members;
she emphasized the defense ef
forts of the Croup, which in
cluded the purchase of 1300 in
defense bonds and the donation
of $40 to civilian defense. A tea
netted $56 for defense activities.
The mysical program was
given by little pupils of the Zo- .
ael kindergarten. Miss Hattte
Bratzel reported on the National
Federation convention at Fort
Worth, Texas.'
Mrs. L M. Schannep installed
the following new officers: pres
ident, Mrs. Herbert Rahe; vice
president, Mrs. J. Deane Patter
son; treasurer, Mrs. Guy Hick
ok; recording secretary, Mrs. R.
D. Paris; financial secretary,
Mrs. Letha Staats; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Mervin Fidler;
director, Mrs. G.' A. Reeher, and
trustee, Mrs. Estill Brunk.
Retiring officers are: presi
dent, Mrs., George Herbert Swift;
vice-president Mrs. Herbert
Rahe; treasurer, Mrs. Marie von
Eschen; recording secretary,
Mrs. R. R. Boardman; corres
ponding secretagy, Miss Eula
Mc Cully;, financial secretary,
Mrs. J. Deane Patterson; par
liamentarian, Mrs. . David
Wright; chairman of the board
of directors, Mrs. V. E. New
comb, and trustee, Mrs. Ora
Mclntyre.
The tea committee for the af
ternoon included Mrs. J. E.
Kirk, Mrs. F. C. DeLong, Mrs.
J. D. S31 Mrs. Clarence Mar
tin, Mrs. J. C. Tibbits, and Mrs.
Ella Harper. Mrs. Thome Ham
mond and Miss Hattie Bratzel
poured.
Dr. Libby Is
Honor Guest
Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Downs
were Hosts for an informal ga
thering Friday night at their
home in compliment to Dr.
Frederick G. Libby, Washington,
DC, executive secretary of the
national conference for preven
tion of war. He was one of the
main speakers Friday at the
First Congregational church con
ference. Dr. Libby spoke inform-
ally to the group during the
evening.
Meeting with Dr. Libby were
Dr. and Mrs. Roy Lockenour,
Dr. and Mrs. R. Ivan Lovell, Dr.
and Mrs. Vernon A. Douglas,
Mrs. Marion Fields, Miss Mary
Wade, Mrs. J. D. Mickey, Mr.
Hjalmar Stewart, Dr. S. B.
Laughlin, Mr. J. J. Handsaker,
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Madsen,
Mrs. Luella Stowe and Warren
Downs.
Alpha Mu Delphians will be
entertained at the home o4 Mrs.
George Jtossman, 910 North
Capitol street Tuesday mormng
at 9:30 o'clock. The subject to b
discussed is "Art as Related to
Nature and Philosophy." Topics
will be taken by Mrs. Raynor
Smith, Mrs. George Rossman,
Mrs. Charles Fowler, Mrs. J. K.
Hubbard, Mrs. J. T. Burton and
Miss Antoinette White.
Mrs. Robert Brady and Mrs.
Robert Fitzmaurice will enter
tain the Daughters of St Eliza
beth at a one o'clock luncheon
at St Paul's Episcopal parish
house Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Clarence Keens has in
vited members of the Town and
Country club to luncheon at her
Silverton home on Wednesday.
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Committee Is
In Session
Members of the' public affair
committee of the YWCA met
Thursday ath Mrs. William
Merriott chairman, presiding.
The committee discussed prob
lems ' confronting the , Salem
business girl, in wartime, with
4iaix, defense volunteer work,
job and limited leisure time and
problems of young women liv
ing in Salem, whose husbands
are away in military service
were presented and a program
with this croup of girls discussed
as advisable. -
The regular' monthly radio
programs over KSLM on the
second Monday of every month
at 2:15 pm, were discussed and
will continue through the sum
mer. Mrs. Albert Gragg will
work with the YWCA committee
on this summer radio program.
Mrs. Little reported on tha
two Keeping Physically Fit,:
classes, being taught at thi
YWCA at 730 on Monday and
Tuesday nights. These classes,
open to business girls and young
married women, are being well
attended.
Miss Julia Webster win act ai
chairman of the committee re
- cruitlng new .volunteer workers
from the file in the civilian de
fense volunteer office.
Mothers Guests
Of Juniors
Salem , Junior Woman's club
members will entertain their
mothers at a reception and in
stallation of officers Monday
night at the clubhouse at 8
o'clock. This will be the last
meeting of the year for the
group and a short business meet
ing will precede at 730 o'clock.
- Mrs. Oliver C. Sanford of Co
quille, president of the Oregon
Federation of Women's clubs,
will install the new officers and
Mrs. Clinton Standish will escort
the officers-elect Mrs. Thorne
H. Hammond is the retiring
president and Miss Hattie Brat
zel will be installed as thenew
president
Miss Bratzel will give high
lights of the General Federation
convention she attended in Fort
Worth, Texas and this year's of
ficers will give short reports.
Mrs. Thomas J. Drynan will sing
a group of numbers.
The reception will follow and
presiding at the serving talile
will be Mrs. S. H. Boardman and
Mrs. Herman Tasto. The table
will be centered with a crystal
bowl filled with pastel colum
bine and flanked with white ta
pers. Miss Loretta Kahler is In
charge of the affair and assisting
are Mrs. Ray Lafky, Mrs. J. J.
Van Osdel, Mrs. Leonard Howe,
Mrs. Evelyn Akers, Mrs. Maxine
Lawrence and Miss Barbara
Cassell.
Pupils Will Be
In Program
Pupils of Miss Dorothy Pearce
and Josephine Albert Spaulding
will present piano and voice
pupils In recital at the Pearce
home on Tuesday night at 8
o'clock.
Vocal pupils to appear are
Nancy Wallace and Bette Wien
ert. Piano pupils are Jeanne
Spaulding, Bonnie Jean Flick
inger, Dorathea Church, Marjo
rie Leonard, Doris Helen Spaul
ding, Jane Hart, Ann Cantril,
Aloha Schaefer, Patricia EJf
strom, Muriel Ivan and Martha
Steusloff, Elaine Evans and Su
zanne Huggins.
Mrs. Wilmer Page will open
her home, 1623 Chemeketa
street, to the Oregon State col
lege mothers Monday afternoon
for a one o'clock no-host lunch
eon. Mrs. O. I. Paulson, newly
elected president will preside at
the business session and mothers
will sew for the Red Cross dur
ing the afternoon.
Dr. R. Franklin Thompsoa af
Willamette university will speak
on the Memorial day radio pro
gram of the American Legion
auxiliary Mondavjght over
KSLM at 10 pjnTSlrs. Donald
Madison will sing.
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