Miss Moore
To Wed in
October
Miss Jean Moore announced
her engagement and wedding
date to Lt OUie Oville Williams
at a dinner party at the Beta
Chi sorority house Thursday
' night. Members of the sorority
were guests. The news was an
nounced to guests by means of
corsages with the couple's names
' and the dale, October 4.
Places were set for Mrs.
Lear, housemother of Beta Chi
sorority. Miss Lucy Mclntyre,
Miss Hosella,- Bell, Miss Miriam
Jensen,-miss jean ixngiey, miss,
Ruth Finney, Miss Susanna.
j Schramm, Miss Mary Jean Hus-
ton, Miss Jan Johnson, Miss Lois
' Phillips, 'Wiss Pat Short, Miss.
Jensen,-Miss Jean Longley, Miss
Marjorie:Maulding, Miss Louise"
' . Cutler," Miss Jean Wing, Miss -
- Lois Butler, Miss Betty Andrews, -"
Miss - Joyce Harper,- Miss Lois
' Gladden, Miss Pat Hutchinson,
' Miss Betty Anunsen, Miss Caro
line Brown, Mrs. Dean Trumbo
- and Mrs. Ewald Franz.
' ;The wedding. will be in the
' First Methodist ; church. Both
young " people - attended Willa-
mette, Miss Moore now being
t m senior and a member of Beta
Chi. Her 'mother is Mrs. Jennie
' H, Moore. Lfcs, Williams is now
stationed - at Camp Dav North
Carolina, 1 with the 'coast anil- '
lery He. Is the son of Mrs." Ber
tha " Williaihs of Huston, Texas.-"
Whileat Willamette he played
.varsity football and basketball
" and was affiliated with Alpha
" Psi Delta. He will come wst
- October 1 to be stationed at Se- -
attle. - .
Mrs. Brownell
Hostess
Mrs. Phil Brownell was host
ess Thursday night to members '
of the Salem Zonta . club and
Miss Doris Riches now of Se
attle, a former member, was
assisting hostess.
Miss Genevieve ' Morgan - was
. elected as delegate to the fall
" conference to be held in Corval-
' Ks, and Mrs. Byron B. Herrick
'j was named, alternate.
. Present at the party were Miss
.1 : Morgan, Miss Dorothy Pearce,'
Miss Helen Barrett, Miss Cath
, erine Carthew, Miss Lillian Mc
Donald," Miss L. May Rauch,
; Miss Mabel Savage, Mrs. Rollin
,. K. Page, Mrs. Grover Hillman,"
Mrs. Byron B. Herrick, Mrs. B.
O. Schucking and Mrs. Margaret
& Rosecrans. Mrs. John Burcham
. was a CDecLal niMt
-. Additional Society
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At a surprise announcement
. made on -September. 25, Miss
Gretchen Reinhart told of her
- " engagement and coming marriage
to Mr. J. Bothwel Ayilson of
Portland. The news was told at
a no-host dinner at the home of
. Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Williams. The
announcement was, arranged by
. Dr. and Mrs. Irvin Hill and made
by an artist on the staff of -The
Tarrytown Tattler, Oregon state
1 hospital paperi of which - Miss
-Reinhart is directing. editor. She
is librarian of the hospital.', ,
Miss Reinhart and Mr. Avison
t will be married on November. 7 -in
Pendleton.' i -H . -
;Mrs.Groshaw
Hostess - 1
Mrs. E. T. Croshaw. was host
ess twice on Thursday. In the .
afternoon - she entertained: at a
shower for Mrs. Norman Totton,
her granddaughter. Refresh
ments were served to Mrs. Hat
tie Croshaw, Mrs.; Idella Cro
shaw, Mrs. Edith Croshaw, Mrs. -Harriet
Choshaw, Mrs. Viola
Langdon, Mrs. Myrtle Garrison,
Mrs. Arlene Parseglan, Mrs.
Louise Gogosian and Mrs. - Tot- --
ton. .
'.. On Thursday night, Mrs. Cro-
shaw entertained - at a family,
"party. Honored were her grand- "
I son, Mr. Ilorman Tottori, on :his f,
birthday, her son,' Gilbert Cro
shaw and another grandson, Mr.
"Alfred Croshaw, who "will' soon :
v leave in October for '. service.
During the. evening,' musical '
numbers were ; given, by : Mrs. .
, Lloyd Brown and David Cro
thaw. . - -
A sea, Themas, was bern te..
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Herbert of
Pasadena,' September 11. The .
-child, , grandson of Mr. and4Mrs.
Ira Herbert of Pasadena, is the
'first child. ' ' '
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S.4TUBOAT - - : -- - - -Salem
Woman's chib. SJO P.
m.. executlv board S p.. m.
VONDAT
MacDovell club. 7 JO atYMCA.
Royal Neighbor, v Fraternal
temple, a p. -; ;
TUESDAY "
, Salem Council of Church Wom
en. 3 p. m. at YWCA. An execu
tive meeUng.
WEDNESDAY
c Past Refents club. Chemeketa
chapter DAR, no-host luncheon
1 p. m. with Mm. Crey r- Mar
tin. 697 South Liberty street.
THURSDAY
Frultland Woman's circle, with
Mra. E. L. Scott, 3 pm.
Dance Tonight i
At School . :
- - . .
. First student '. body dance of
the year for Willamette students '
is scheduled for tonight Jn the .
gymnasium, ' according . to . Miss ;
Dorothy Tate, vice president of
the student body and chairman
for the affair. . . , '
The dance which will be in
formal with music by the juke
box will begin at 8:30 o'clock
and student b o d y cards are
necessary for admission. . Miss
Tate ad vised that students may
obtain their cards from the
graduate manager's' office this
morning. - - , (
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Rotdna Club' :
In Session : - :
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.The September meeting of the
Rotana club was held Wednes-
day, at the, hew home of Mr's.
Freda Wyatton Hazel. avenuW
A short business meeting: was
held, qnd the- remainder of ; the
evening waslspent socially..
; Those present were: Miss Va-
da Hill,. Mrs. . Ipha Knox, Mr
Fannie Douglas, Miss Catherine
Reed, Mrs.- Bessie Delepine, Mrs.
Beatrice Skinner, Mrs. Jessie
Raines, Mrs., Bernice Laue, Mrs.
Emma Wassam, Miss Doris Best,
Mrs. Jessie Miller and the host
ess, Mrs. Freda Wyatt
-1 Mr. . Don Kieser of Indepen
dence was a'guest 'afthe Vernon
Perry "home for several' days this
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free-nwingiag action . , . and
h smart 'lis a pity ma mw
rar vetlhings. 1m fact tU
an oul-id-t fcom cam
lug the perfect feniaiae fil
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CUTGCN STATECJ1AIL Salem
Gardeners
Conduct
Show'
The Victory Garden show, be
ing sponsored by five garden
clubs of Salem and vicinity, will
open its doors at the Valley Mo
tor company showrooms this aft
ernoon at 1:30 and continue un
til 9:30 tonight, then open from
10:30 to 8:30 o'clock tomorrow.
A small - admission : will be
charged, funds to go toward aid
of families of men in service.
The Salem Garden club, Men's
Garden club. Little Garden club
of Salem Heights Gaiety-Hill
Garden club: and the Hazel
Green 'Garden.:-' club- are spon
sors. There will be many dis
plays of fine, flowers and table
arrangements, s F ea t u r e d, . of
course are to be produce grown
by amateur vegetable gardeners
of the vicinity. - " . - .
This is one of many victory
garden shows being presented
throughout the nation. Portland's
'show was last weekend.
. All - the po p u
shades! Sleek, smo
-ankle and leg fitting
. cot edge top, run-stop be
low hem. Full-fashioned!
All-are first quality! .
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Oregon. Saturday Morning, September 23, IS42
Miss Branehe Betxer f Port
land is a visitor at the home of
her father, Captain Ray Betzer,
while her . brother, Lt Grover
Betzer, is here on a 10-day fur
lough. Miss' Betzer has just com
pleted a five-year course of stu
dy at St. Vincent's hospital
school of nursing in Portland and
received her bachelor of science
degree at University of Portland. .
She plans to enlist as a navy
nurse. - --:
Classes Choose
Leaders-
Class ; representatives to the
governing council of Lausanne
, hall, women's dormitory on the'
Willamette campus, have been
elected and organizati.m will be
gin at the first meeting Monday
-night.
, Each class is represented on
the council which is headed by
the president. Miss Harriett
Monroe. Those chosen were Miss:
Betty Holm for the seniors. Miss
Mary Ann Hawkins for the jun-
; iors. Miss Louise Stuyts and Miss
Miriam Terrin f or . the , sopho
of
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filler's' main floor
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.sale -today to stock.;
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: money on goe-d
"quality hose! Shop
early if possible!.:
MaLt-Fleer ,
ant) Pantie Girdles
and Pantie Girdles
$Q.98
Regularly to $6.93 ;
,; (Irregulars) . .
Here's a big Miller Day
item that "was delayed In .
shipment It . will go on .
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sale prices B e v e'rly
Vogue lastex foundations','
are.' - extremely . popular
with the younger set . ". f
ihe last opportunity to buy k
Beverly Vogue LASTEX-
girdles and pantie girdles
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ci n dies-
ACTION calls foe. freed..
Freedoa calls fer Beverly
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Olin W. Brown, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. - Brown of Geryais,
and Betty Phillips, daughter of
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their luxurious texture and dainty designs. Bat it takes
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' they, mold .the figure with . skin-like - suppleness. Be
' cause", they're of fine rayon,; dresses and suits lie
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Mr. and Mrs. Eli rhillipsxf Sa
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