:Rotana Club
Chooses ,
Miss Hill
Mrs. Beraice Yearly was host
ess on Tuesday eight to members
of Rotana club at her home on
North Winter street. The affair
was a business and social meet
lag. Mrs, Katherine Reid was
' co-hostess.
: Election of officers resulted In
the re-election of Miss Vada Hill
as president and the choice of
Mrs. r If a Knox, vice-president,
Mrs. Alfred Laue, treasurer, and
Mrs. Dwlght Wyatt, secretary.
A surprise shower was given
for Mrs. Carleton Wesson, i The
hostess arranged spring , flowers
to, decorate the rooms, and serv
ed a late supper.
Feseht ' were: Mrs. i Carleton
: Wasson," Miss .Vada Hill, Mrs.
If a Knox, ' Mrs.': Aldred" ' Laue,
Mrs. Emma Drinnon, Mrs. Lyle
Bains, Mrs. Max Leletine, Miss
Eileen Sprague, Miss Ruth Elea
nor Doll, Mrs. Dwight Wyatt,
Miss Doris Best,' Mrs. : Herbert
Miller : and 'Che hostesses. Mrs.
- Njra Thompson was ? a special
' guest , , .
FOE Women-
Active
?Mrs, ' Ray Moore presided , at
, the meeting of the Eagles auxil
' lary which met at the Eagles
- hall Tuesday night. A group from
Albany and : Newberg visited
" the auxiliary. Mrs. Lena Kara,
Mrs. Claire Jamieson and Mrs.
William Christian were iniiated.
After the meeting the auxil
iary joined the aerie for a pro
gram and dance. Later, refresh
merits were served. '
There will be no meeting next
Tuesday night The drill team
and some members will visit
Oregon City.
Mrs. P. W. Cooper, Miss Opal
Mise, Mrs. Ray . Moore, Mrs.
Dora Stanton, - Mrs. Henrietta
Tagart and Mrs. Judson Bressler
served at the USO Sunday.
Dinner Meeting
Scheduled
The regular monthly dinner ;
meeting of the Past Matron's as
sociation of the Order of the
' Eastern Star will be held on Fri
day night at the Golden Pheas
ant at 6:45 o'clock. .
Hostesses .will be Mrs. L. E.
Barrick, Mrs. Rose Babcock, Mrs.
M. C Petteys and Dr. Gussi
Nile.
I Mr. and Mrs. Ethaa Grant are .
receiving felicitations on the
birth of a daughter Tuesday
night at Salem General hospital,
their third child and second girll
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CLUB CALENDAR
THUESDAT '
Liberty Women's club, S p. in.
with Mrs. R. C. Jory.
Salem Council ot Women's or-'
ganizations. 1 p. m. it YWCA.
' Hayesvill Woman's club, with
Mrs. Leonard Greif, SU South
. . street. -- , ? '-"'
Keizer sewlnf club, with Mrs.
W. K. Savace, 2419 North Church ;
street, all day.
Chapter G of PEO. Thursday,
at US o'clock, dessert luncheon
with Mrs. W. W. Moore. 191S
Chemeketa street.
- Circle 2. Knight Memorial
church, with Mrs. T. M. Williams.
1973 Center street. 1p.m.
Keizer Bed Cross sewing club"
will meet Thursday at the school
library at 1 p. m. .
Faculty Women's club. Beta
CM house, . 144 State street,
' 2:39 n. m. : : i;.,--
Daughters of Union Veterans
i of the Civil War, with Mrs. Har
.riet Winkenwerder,' 1150 Spruce
street. S P- m. , I .
Beta Chi Mothers, with Mrs.
M. B. ; rindley. Bickreall. I'M
p. m.
Fidelis ' class. First ' Baptist
church. 2 p. m.
ntlDAT
' W m a n's Unitarian alliance,
2:30 p. m. with Mrs. Kenneth
RandaU.
Sigma Tau mothers, with Mrs.
Bayard Findley, Bickreall.
Dakota club auxiliary, with
Mra. , T. Kortmeyer, Brunk's cor
ner, 2 p. m
Students Will
Give Program
Students of Parrish junior
high school will, appear in a
vocal and instrumental program
at the Salem high school audi
torium tonight at 8 o'clock. A
small ; admission charge will be
.. made. ; .
The program, listed below, is
being directed by Miss Margaret
Simms, Miss Constance Weinman
and. Mr. Leslie Carson. Jewell
Gueffroy will be accompanist.
America the Beautiful ... Ward
. Chaser March l DeLa mater
B orchestra
Left Right March
C Neville
Bach
Passion Choral
B band
Gavotte
Lemaire
Gypsy Song Roumanian Folk Song
8th Grade chorus
Landing the Paddy Whack
Hi-Le-Hi-Lo
Hungry Five
Waltz of the Flowers uTschaikovsky
The Shepherds Dance German
j - 7th Grade chorus
Rubatq Caprice r- Kuffmaa
Trumpet trio
GUnnina Mia from The Firefly'
Friml
In the Luxembourg Gardens
1 Manning
From the Land of the Sky-Blue
Water - , . I Cartman
Girls' triple trio
Nocturne. "Midsummer Night's
Dream" Mendelsoohn-Relbold
Triumphal March, "Sigurd Jorsal-
for" Grieg-Reibold
A orchestra
Water Boy Negro Work Song
Good News in the Kingdom
. s Negro Spiritual
Massa Dear (Largo from the New
- World symphony) . Dvorak
9th Grade mixed chorus
Without A Song Youmans
X Love A Parade L Arlen
9th Grade special group
The Humming Bird F. Drdla
Donna Jan Macklin, violin
SylvU O. Speaks
Indian Summer L V. Herbert
Moonbeams V. Herbert
Girls' triDle trio
The Green Cathedral
Around the Gypsy Fire
Hahn
Brahms
XMlgnuall (Uebestraum)
Liszt
9th. Grade eirla'i chorus
Anchors Aweinh Zimmerman-Voder
- A band with -drum majorettes -
The Pilgrim, grand march Lake
Irish Tune from County Derry
. - ... Grainger
The Thunderer ' , , , Sousa
The Star Spangled Banner
Band, choruses and audience
Robinsons 1 Are
Sunday Hosts
I i ' " ' !
Mr and Mrs. Carroll M. Rob
inson 'entertained with a party
Sunday at their country home
honoring members of the Knot
A-Care club and husbands.
The Easter motif was used in
the decorations and refresh
ments. , Those present, were: Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Wolz, Mr. and Mrs.
W. C Thomas, Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Gustafson, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Andresen, Mr. and Mrs.
Judson Bressler, Mrs. Irene
Birch, Mr. and jMrs. Lloyd
Thomas, Miss. Maureen Gustaf
son and the hostesses Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll M. Robinson.'
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SOCIETY
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The DCISE
Rainbow Meets'
At Temple ;
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Joan Remington presided at
the regular , business meeting of
Chadwick assembly, Order of the
Rainbow for Girls, when it met
on Tuesday night at Masonic
temple. Mrs.' Ernest Peterson,
worthy ; matron of 1 Chadwick
chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star and Jean Rowland, " grand
drill leader of the Rainbow Girls
were introduced.
' During the business meeting,
June Davis, - Elaine - Townsend
and Pat Grady were elected to
membership. . :,-:
The program included several
speeches and musical numbers.
Tom Brand and Nevitt Smith
gave the after dinner speeches
which! they presented in the re
cent high school contests in Eu
gene and Adyse ..Lane ;. gave a
monologue with which she en
tered the contests at Willamette
university. Thelma Smith, Myr
tle and Gertrude Meier sang two
numbers, accompanied by Rose-?
mary Gaiser.'
Afterwards, the girls and their
guests went to another floor, for
refreshments.
Mrs. Blackman
New President
Alpha Phi Alpha mothers met
on Tuesday at the chapter house
for a business session and elec
tion of officers. Mrs. Leon
Brown gave a review of the book,
"The Robe" by Lloyd Douglas.
Newly elected officers are Mrs.
M. C Blackman, Mrs. Josephine
Rock, f vice president and Mrs.
Arthur Bates, secretary-treasurer.
.
Mrs. Harold Ollnger, Mrs. Rex
Adolph and Miss Kreta Janz will
leave today for Spoken. Mrs.
Olinger will meet Lt. Olinger,
who has a leave for the week
end from his station with the
navy at Farragut, Idaho. ' Mrs
Adolph plans to remain in Spo
kane while Lt. Adolph is sta
tioned with the army there.
Their daughter, Joan, will re
main in Salem until the end of
the school years. I
MONTGOMERY W A R D
Handsome square toe,
matching bow pump
Wall last tie ..
low heel
Pretty pump with motch
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155 N. Liberty
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OHEGON STATESMAN, Salem,
Bridae Clubs
Meet This
Week.
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Club groups are meeting this
week,jand usually if s bridge or
sewing that occupies the mem-
Mrs. O. L Paulson entertained
members of her - bridge -, club at
her home on Broadway 'street
Wednesday afternoon. A dessert
lunch was served, preceding the
afternoon! of cards.
. Mrs. Charles Fowler and Mrsl
Perry Benson were special
guests. - Club members are Mrs.
Keith Brown, Mrs. Estill Brunk,
Mrs. Earl Cooler, Mrs, Robert
Elfstrom, Mrs. Carl .Emmons,
Mrs. Bjarne Erickson, Mrs.
Gardner j Knapp, . ' Mrs. Charles
McEIhinny, Mrs. Stephen Merg
ler, Mrs. Herman Miller, Mrs.
George Rhoten, Mrs. Lester Wil
cox and Mrs. Oscar L Paulson.
Party at Fords
Mrs. Margaret Ford will be
hostess tonight for members of
her bridge club at her home tn
West Lafelle street. Cards will
be in play, and a late supper
served, j .- -
Members of the club are Mrs.
Richard j Slater, Mrs. P. D.
Quisenberry, Mrs. Lewis Grif
fith, Mrs. Dolph Craig, Mrs.
" Charles Huggins, : Mrs. J. Ken
neth Bailey, Mrs. Asel Eoff, Mrs.
Breymah Bois and Mrs. Ford.
Miss
New
Nunn in
Position
Miss Margaret Nunn wrote
her mother, Mrs. J. J. Nunn this
week, reporting a" meeting of
the Oakland Advertising club
which met Monday, which three
former Salem , person attended.
Miss Laura Ross, advertising
manager of Goldman's Fashion
store was there, Miss Ross is
a siter i of Miss Ada Ross and
Mrs. Leah Hogue, both Salem
high school teachers, and attend
ed Willamette university.
Also at the meeting were Mr.
Wayne 1 Elgin, now advertising
manager of Sear and Roebuck
and Miss Nunn, who has recent- ;
ly been named advertising mana- i
ger of Bruener's, home furnish- i
ing store in Oakland. She has I
been assistant manager for sev
eral years, and was formerly in
the May store and the Bon
Marche in Seattle. She is a gred
uate of (Willamette university. .
Mrs, Clifford Elgin ef Portland i
Is visiting at the Clayton Fore- i
man home for ten days. She is :
Mrs." Foreman's mother.
UNION HILL Mrs. Lee See-!
ley will entertain the members !
of the Union Hill Woman's club i
at her r home on Thursday for !
an all-day meeting. A covered
dish luncheon will be served at
the noon hour.
Dressy pump with open
and sftna back
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Oreaon, Thursday Morning. April 15, 1813
i Scrvicowomcn
What they can da
What Gwfxm doing cbotd tt
ALBANY Another Albany
girl, Miss Clara Domaschofsky,
has. joined the WAAC and left
Saturday for Portland to report
for induction. She win be sent
to Monticello, Ark, where she
will undergo training. Miss Do
maschofsky has been employed'
In the office of the Linn County
" Abstract company.
i- The enlistment of Miss Mau
rice Hopkins of Lebanon was an
nounced by WAAC recruiting
headquarters on Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Burroughs, a grad
uate of Silverton high school and
former stenographer in the sec
retary of State's office in Salem
was announced on Tuesday as a
new enlistee in the SPAARS, the
coast guard women's unit. -
SILVERTON ' Members of
the Junior Women's club have
learned that one of their number,
Mrs. Rudolph Schenks, whose
husband Is in Australia has pass
ed her examinations to join the
WAACS. Mrs. Schenk will con
tinue in her present work at the
State house at Salem until June
1. She has held this position for
the past seven years.
Invited to
Reception
The First Cong regational
church is gathering in the church
parlors Friday .from 8 to 10
o'clock to greet its new : pastor
and his wife, Rev. and Mrs. Da
vid Nielsen, "and is cordially in
viting all its friends to Join with
them on this occasion to wel
come the Nielsens to theis work
In the life of this community.
Mrs. E. J. Donnell is chairman
of the. committee making ar
rangements.
Book, Thimble
Club Meets
The Book and Thimble club
held .a meeting on Thursday at
tAe home of Mrs. Rollin Beaver,
Reports of the Polk county Fed
crated Rural clubs meeting were
given by Mrs. Fred Kubin, Mrs.
Ross Damrell and Mrs. Hazel La
cey. "
Others present were Mrs. C
Adams, Mrs. A. Isaak, Mrs. C
Schwartz, Mrs. Conrad Fox, Mrs.
Paul Wishart, Miss Fern Morgan
and Mrs. Lewis of Portland.
Word has been received here
of the birth of a daughter April
1 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Donald E.
Hardcastle of. Eugene.' Grand
parents . are Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Hardcastle of this city and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy W. Carlton of Eu
gene. The little girl has been
named Nadine Louise.
Pert bow to match
smart pump style
turf tan that blends so
real pleasure I
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RATIONED -.SUN3 CHOI STANU?
Aimliary Vat;
Backstrand
Home .
The Marion-Polk County Med
ical auxiliary, met at the home of
Mrs. Jerald Backstrand on Tues
day night at 630 for dinner. As
sisting hostesses were Mrs. 1L
J. Kobrak, Mrs. Robert Coffee,
Mrs. Paul Wolfe and. Mrs. L B
Hill. ,
," Present at the meeting were
Mrs. J. Roy Pemberton, Mrs. V.
. A. Douglas, Mrs. T. H. Dunham,
Mrs. - W. N. Thompson,' Mrs. A,
T. King. : Mrs. - Burton Myers,
Mrs. G. C Bellinger, Mrs. Li O.
aeznent, Mrs. M. C Findley,
Mrs. L. B. Goldstein, Mrs. R. D.
Shepard, Mrs. J. M. Schier, Mrs.
C A. Mclntyre, Mrs. Carl m
, mons, Mrs. Gordon Ley, Mrs.
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CMMrs' Brow
"aAss"efor4 2.71
155 N. Liberty St.
WflUam' Rhodes, Mrs. J. O. Mat
this, Mrs. R. T. Boals, Mrs. Ros
eoe C. Hson, Mrs. Wilmer C
Smith, Mrs. H. J. Clements, Mrs.
Ray -Waltz, and the hostesses.
An additional guest was Mrs.
H. J. Elliot. . -.
Two - members of the - high
school dramaties team present
ed the program which Included
an original on Madame Chiang
Kai-Shek, "The - Moon ' Behind
the Sun," and ah Interpretation
of Lincoln's Gettysburg address
by Jean Barham.
The Cemmanlty elab ef Salem
Heights) will meet oh Friday
night at . the clubhouse at 1 1
o'clock. The group will hear Roy 1
Potter, (recently returned from I
the North African front, where
he was j wounded. Hostesses for;
the meeting will be Mrs. Lewis ,
Anderson, Mrs. - Everett Strodd
and Mrs. Clark Lathine.
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collection 11 1 dress oxfords and dressy patent leather T straff
sandals made of quality leathers and made to give good;
dependable wear for active, growing feet. Come In
today and buy them at Wards famous low prices! !
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Children's rstest
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Informal Tea"
Everit of :
Friday v.
Mrs. James X Walton will en
ertain friends at an Informal tea "
on Friday afternoon, In compli
ment "to Mrs. George Lawrence,
who will visit her daughter, Mrs. I
Donald McCargar this weekend.
Mri. Charles 'McCargar will
pour. Mrs, Walton will be assist
ed by Mrs. Chandler Brown and
Miss Rovena Eyre.
Mr. asd Mrv Joaeph Noun are
- the parent of a daughter, Leslie,
: born on April 10 in San Francis
co. Their r other child, a boy
three, la named Geoffrey. Mr.
Nunn Is the son of Mrs. J. J.
Nunn of Salem.
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