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PAGE XL CGCU UTAXLUMAIi, LoIasT Oregon Thursday Horw. Oc;c-r IS, Reception Planned Tonight Scheduled for the fifth day in National Business Women's week, October 15, is the "read iness in action" reception of the i Salem Business and Professional Women's club. The reception to night will be held at the YWCA from eight until ten o'clock. Miss Ruth Moore and her as sistants, Miss Bessie Hammer and Mrs. Esther Little announce their co-hostesses as ready to Join in the honors accorded the members and officers of com pany F, Oregon Women's Ambu-i lance corps. The members of the . corps will attend r the reception In uniform, in keeping with the national theme of the week, "Women's Work in Jhe War." Representatives and -friends of , service clubs, patriotic organiza tions of women have been invit ed to share with the Salem club in honoring the corps. - ; . Greeting guests at the door,' Mrs. William Lin foot, chairman of the public relations commit tee, will guide guests to the re ceiving line in which Miss Car olyn Wilson, general chairman f the week, will present other officers of the club: Miss Helen Fletcher, president; Miss Doro thy Cornelius, first vice-president; Miss Edna McElhaney corresponding secretary of the state federation and second vice president of the Salem club; Miss Ruth-" Moore, chairman of the reception, and ' Miss Hilda " Fries, corresponding secretary. Pouring will be Mrs. Byrori B. Herrick, Miss Julia Webster, Kiss Juana Holmes and Mrs. "Esther Little. Inviting to the dining room will be Mrs. Rose Wilkes, and Miss Hazel Roe icke. Serving will be Mrs. Mabel Parker, Mrs. I. A. DeFrance, Mrs. Laura PangleMrs. Mona Yoder. Miss Phebe McAdams, Mrs. Anna Persey Morgan and Miss Bessie Hammer Greeting guests about the rooms will be Miss Josephine Evans, Miss Merl E.1 Dimick, Miss Ida Mae Smith, Mrs. Susan 1 Varty. Helpers will be Mrs. Maude Eckman, Mrs. Emily : Howard, Miss Ruth McAdams, and Miss Hazel Snyder. Musicv has been arranged' by Mrs. Ef fie Arehart Presentation of equipment by ; the club to Captain Hazel Payne, ?for the ambulance corps, will be a feature of the evening's pro gram. - , . Continuing t h r o u g hout the week will be the poster show at the chamber of commerce; in the floral room. The public is in vited to view the posters some " from World war I, modern post- ' ers f the marine corps, navy, army, department o f 'agricul ture, the department of the trea sury. World War I posters were loaned by the Oregon state li brary. '.' j- Miss Eleanor Stephens reports a number of fascinating books written by women war corres pondents or by women about the war which are listed and in cluded in a display on the sec ond floor of the state library op-, posite the card catalogue. The display and list of books have been arranged as part of the cel ebration of Business Women's week. Mr. Hugh Morrow, of the Salem city library, has also co operated in. arranging books of interest to women on the dis play shelves. " Exclusive Design 7'' ojjV7, - - 1449 This filet crochet chair set says Home Sweet Home in a different way It is lovely don In fine cot ton and that means next to noth ing in cost. And what an added decoration for your chairs. Pat tern 449 contains charts and di rections for making set; mater ials required; Illustrations of stitches. ' '- '-yi.. " , Send ELEVEN CENTS for this pattern to The Oregon States man, Kecdlecraft Dept." Writ plainly PATTERN NUMBER, your NAME and ADDRESS. - Wedding Plans Revealed ' Coming to take part in the wedding of Miss Evelyn Henny to Mr. Clarence V. Zielinski at St Marys church Saturday, was Mrs. Hoxsey Borden of Olym pia, Washington, who arrived Sunday. - Captain Borden will Join her the latter part of the week. ' Miss Roseann Henny of Van : couver, Washington, who is to be honor attendant for her sis ter, is expected home on Thurs day. Miss Henny is now a stu dent nurse at St. Joseph's hos pital. Arriving in time for the wed ding rehearsal Friday night will be Miss Charlotte Zielinski of Corvallis, a cousin of the groom-to-be and a student at Oregon State college. Other bridal attendants will be Miss Gertrude Zielinski, the groom-to-be's sister; Mrs. Jo seph Henny, Mrs. Ernest Netter and Miss Ann Stenger. Junior attendant will be Marlene Hen ny and Jeanette Stenger. The Past Matrons association of the Order of the Eastern Star will meet on Friday night at the Golden. Pheasant for a 6:45 o'clock dinner.. Mrs. D. X. Beech ler, Mrs. Hester Thompson, Mrs. Marie Flint McCall and Mrs. Byron B. Herrick will be host esses.' MONMOUTH Miss Ann Coffman, daughter of Judge and Mrs; Coffman of Los Angeles, became the bride of Lieut Hen ry Dally, son of Mrs. A. Dally of Oakland, at a ceremony Sat urday afternoon in a chapel at Camp Adair. Those present in cluded the mothers of the young couple; also Mr. and Mrs. Paul Riley of Monmouth. After a brief wedding trip, Lieut Dally ' and his bride will occupy an apartment , at the Riley home here. FALLS CITY Miss Myrtle Jean Reeves and Delmer E. Fer guson were married October 3rd at San Diego, Calif. They were accompanied by the bride's two brothers, Henry, and Clifford Reeves. They will make their home in San Diego where Mr. Fergu - son has been employed by the . Solar Aircraft company for over ; -a year. ' " ' Both young people are grad uates of the local high school. XDAKTHA Mrs. K. C Hase- man gave a party for her daugh ter Nancy's tenth birthday on Monday. Games were played. A '. birthday cake and other refresh ' ments were served to the f ol : lowing children, Christell Snel grove, Mary Lou Smith, Parol lie Phillips, Ernest Phillips, Bil lie Cunningham, Judy Haseman, " Kay Emery, Dick Haseman and Nancy Haseman. California Guest Returns PIONEER Mrs. Dale Slater and. daughter Karen of. Ocean Lake visited at the John Keller, jr., home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Kinion and son of Seattle visited at the Wil liam and Roy Kinion homes re cently. . . Mrs. Ray Cozel was an over night guest at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Keller Thurs day. ' School was dismissed Friday aft ernoon in order for Mrs. Cozel to attend a funeral in Salem. Mrs. Dale Slater and Karen and Mrs.' John Keller and Phylis made business trip to Salem. Mrs, Maud Stevens and son Al len of Rickreall were dinner guests at the Howard Coy home Sunday. . ' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Black and Elnxv Mrand Mrs. Frank Dorn hecker and Robert and Mary Louise Day attended the covered dish dinner at the Christian church Sunday. : Mr. and Mrs. Walter Laudhal and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Laudhal and children, Mr-, and Mrs. LeRoy Hughes and children visited the Ray Slaters Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dornhecker and George Curtis visited in. Falls City Sunday.' -7t;: ..' .". . : Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth . Smith and daughter Sharon -of Seaside visited the Philip Theiss, sr., and Roy Kinion homes Sunday,; Delske Slates Show . : v DELAKE. Oet 14-iAV-Norfa Lincoln will hold its first annual harvest and flower show here Saturday." Scores of flowers, much produce and canned goods Lave been catered.'- - - - - mm, MUSIC CLUB CALENDAR , THURSDAY Chapter C of PEO, with Mr) A. T. Wooipert. 1197 South High street, 1 p. m. dessert luncheon. Salem Council of Women's or ganizations, Willamette room, chamber of commerce, S p. m. Stdeks class. First Baptist church, with Mrs. Johanna Fiske, 880 North Winter street, 2 p. m. FEIDAT VFW sew trig. 142 South High street. 1 p. m. Faculty Women's clubs," 2 JO Lausanne halL Council of Church Women all day at First Christian church. Dakota Ladies club, with Mrs. Frank Klanke, 1210 enter street, S p.ir. Unitarian Woman's Alliance, with Mrs. Milton Myers, 1055 " Court street 230 p. m. Woman's auxiliary, St. Paul's Episcopal church, no-host lunch eon at parish house. . Sixma Tau Mothers . club, chapter house. 130 p. m. 'Past Matrons association, 6:43 dinner Golden Pheasant. Mothers Meet At Lausanne - Plans for the year's project and for helping with the USO canteen was the main business .of the meeting of the Delta Tau Gamma mothers' club held at Lausanne hall. Mrs. Ray Smith led the devo tion.. During the social " hour, Mrs. J. J. Sechrist gave a read ing. SCIO One hundred twenty two relatives and friends called at the Allen I. Arnold home a short distance west of Scio Sun day afternoon, on the occasion of the golden wedding anniver sary of the pioneer couple, both of whom were reared in the Scio area. Also present were 17 persons who attended the wedding: Mrs. Nancy Arnold, S. G. Miller, J. E. Arnold, Mrs. Roe Shelton, Ethel G. Arnold, Mrs. William Rhoda, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rhoda, Mrs. Price Neal, Mrs. George Arnold, Benton Arnold, Loffie Arnold, Mrs. Harold Humphreys, Mrs. Ma nam Arnold, Mrs. Clar ence Welch, Mrs. Mary Long, Lester Arnold. Mr. Arnold is the youngest of six sons in his family and the fifth to have observed the 50th wedding anniversary. Four members of Mrs; Arnold's fam ily likewise have had golden wedding observances. In the center of a large table was the three-tier decorated wedding cake baked by the Arn olds' daughter, Mrs. Frank Senz. Room decorations were yellow and gold, flowers being chrysan themums and marigolds. Serving were Mrs. Ethel Arn old and daughter, Joan, Mrs. Earl Miller, Mrs. Price Neal, Carmen Westenhouse, ' Peggy Neal, IlS-s. Lyle Shelton, Mrs. Lawrence Montgomery, Mrs. Melvin Arnold, Mrs. Raymond Arnold and Mrs. Frank Senz. 777 EXQUISITE FURS ' 7(S " : f I : ,- ! 'i j 7:, 7 ' f Club Session . . Monday University of Oregon Mothers club held their first meeting Monday at the home of Mrs.. Gene Yandeneynde on Summer . street, A salad luncheon was served at 1 o'clock. Sharing hostess honors with Mrs. Yan deneynde were Mrs. R. H. Craw ford, Mrs. George Aiken and , Mrs. George Arbuckle. " A business meeting was pre sided over by the president, Mrs. George Otten. Plans were made to have a tea honoring mothers of all freshman students the latter part of October. U. of O. Mothers will sponsor one day a month at the USO canteen, it was decided. The rest of the afternoon was spent sewing on a quilt for Red Cross. Mrs. Jerrold Owen will serve , as secretary of the club. Those attending were, Mrs. George Otten, Mrs. Roy H. Sim mons, Mrs. F. E. Simmons, Mrs. Jerrold Owens, Mrs. George Herbert Swift, Mrs. Howard Picket, Mrs. Clifton Mudd, Mrs. IL R. Crawford, J. E. Goodfel low, Mrs. . C. C Fisher, Mrs. Walter Spaulding, Mrs. George K. Aiken and Mrs. Vandeneynde. Mothers of Sigma Taa pledges will be special guests of the Mothers' club on Friday when they meet at the chapter house. A salad luncheon will open the session at 1:30 o'clock. Later a business meeting will be held. ' The Woman's auxiliary of St Paul's .Episcopal church will meet on Friday at the parish house for a no-host luncheon. It is united thank offering day. CASUAL SUITS j (p7 PS 'A I 5 - 1 L J A a . Furs are the greatest thrill-pro- ' - viding coats that will ever please a 'woman's fancy! Fun . with the luxurious beauty and exquisite work manship that characterizes this one-coat-above-all, on every woman's wish list We have a wide selection of sturdy furs that will still look i - as lovely, seasons from now. . 64.50 to 400.00 Today's Menu Scalloped fresh tomatoes will make the vegetable for today's dinner. Green bean salad Double decker hamburgers Scalloped tomatoes " Hashed brown potatoes Fresh pears and cream . - Nut cookies - v. .. ' : .' ' ;i '-."vi; DOUBLE DECKER HAMBURGERS m cups chopped chipped beef yz cup dried bread or cracker crumbs , 1 teaspoon salt V teaspoon paprika 1 teaspoon chopped parsley Vt teaspoon poultry seasoning 1 egg, beaten cup cream Hcup chili sauce . Vt cup sliced onions Mix together beef, crumbs, seasonings, egg and cream. Shape into cakes about k inch thick. Roll in flour and brown quickly on both sides in 4 table spoons fat heated in frying pan. Cover and cook through for 8 minutes. Spread -half with the sauce " and onions and cover with rest of cakes. ' SPRING VALLEY Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Cooper were hosts at a dinner October 6 on the 20th birthday of their daughter, Miss Orvetta, and the wedding anni versary of their old friends, Mr. and Mrs. A. J, French. Pastel dahlias were used as table dec orations when places were laid for the honor guests, Miss Orvet ta Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. French, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan - Merrick and Norman, Dolores and Janice, Osmer Cooper, Mr. and- Mrs. Elwood Cooper and Dicky. - Wa79 ' :. Get off to a big start early Football morning in a smartly comfortable suit end the victorious day still attrac tive in "same." Perfect for Football enthusiasts are our aay plaids, hand some monotones in all wool fabrics I 12.95 to 39.75 War Bonds: end Stamps I 1 ..r 177-7 77 ' ll(-7 - : : : 7 ! 'A Small I I . Deposit l Reserves Your , V Selectionl - - 7:- 7:.77'i7 7- '-7 , 7 ' ,7'':7 .. 7 ,c7. 777-7 7"'; i '7.7'-7-''7:. 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