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PAGZ CJ2 Parties Will Fete Betty Wirth Miss Betty Patricia Wirth, who Is leaving next week for Austin, Texas, where she wffl become the bride of Corporal Bussell A. Beardsley on Tues day, January 25, - wffl be .the honor guest at two bridal parties this week. ' - Mrs. James McClelland and her daughter. Miss Sally Mc 1 Clelland, will be hostesses for a brid$l shower. Friday night at their home on North 21st street for the pleasure of Miss Wirth. Bridge will be in play during the evening and a late supper will be served by the hostesses. A pink, orchid and white color scheme will be carried out in the appointments and violets will center the supper table. Bidden to honor Miss Wirth are Mrs. Ralph Wirth, Miss Dor othy EngeL Miss Nancy Strick lin, Miss Emma Lou East, Miss Pollyanna Shinkle, Miss Mary and Miss Stella McKay, Miss Sybil Spears, Miss Dorothy Estes, Miss Eleanor. Todd, Miss Patricia Ryan, Miss Patricia Lamb, and Mrs. Charles Strick lin. A Tea and Shower For Saturday afternoon Mrs. Russell Pratt is planning a party for Miss Wirth at her home on North 24th street. - Guests have been invited to come at 2 o'clock and a miscellaneous shower will fete the bride-to-be. Tea will be served later, in the afternoon and - bridal appointments will be used In the table decorations. , . Honoring the . bride-elect are . Mrs. Ralph Wirth, Mrs. Neal Ed wards of Monmouth,-Mrs. Ken neth Waters, Mrs. Robert Stan ley, . Mrs. Elmer O. Berg, Mrs. Edward Roth, Mrs. John Grif fith, Mrs. G. Frederick Cham- beirs, Mrs. E. Charles Pratt MacLachlan. S. Lipp, Mrs. and . Mrs, Lynn Executive Group At Madison's! The : executive committee of the American Legion auxiliary met Monday night at the borne of Mrs. Donald Madison. Mrs. ' James A.' Garson, ! president, in dicated that she has made her ' report of the unit to be read at the Marion county assembly, meeting in Stayton Friday night ' The sewing meeting planned for today has been cancelled because of illness. A detailed report of the fur nishings for the Camp Adair room was read by Mrs. Lloyd Demarest, corresponding secre tary. The Camp Adair commit tee consists of Mrs. John A. Ol son, chairman, Mrs. Ira Pitcher, Mrs. Ray Stumbo and Austin H. Wilson. -; ,' . Vjr Plans were made for the unit meeting to be held Monday night at the Woman's club, which "will be in charge of the rehabilitation and. legislative committees. Those attending" the. meeting were' Mrs. Garson, Mrs. M. Y. Brooks, Mrs. Merle D. Travis, Mrs. Verne Ostrander, Mrs. Fred Gahlsdorf, Mrs. Stanley Krue ' ger, Mrs. I. N. Bacon, Mrs. Lloyd Demarest, Mrs. Austin H. Wil son, Mrs. W. L. : Osborne and Mrs. Madison, "f Mrs. Walter Spaulding was a special guest for the refreshment hour. Mrs. Stanley Krueger will entertain the committee in February. AAUW to Hear Dr. Smith : President G. Herbert Smith of Willamette university will be the guest speaker at' the Salem branch meeting of the American Association" of University Wo " men, on Saturday afternoon. A dessert luncheon will precede the program and will be served in the dining room of the First , Methodist church--at one o' clock. . , -.;. , : ' V T Dr. Smith has 'chosen as his subject Uberal Arts in .War." Arranging decorations' for the luncheon are Miss Doris Nep tune, Miss - Constance . Weinman and Mrs. ' Stanley Robe. Those wishing - to-make reservations should call 49S or &83 .by to-, night .- . - . Bridge Clubs Entertained Entertaining this week ; has centered around meetings of bridge clubs.; Mrs. Richard Stolz has invited members Of her club to a dessert luncheon this after noon at herjuome on North 23rd street.; - - " ;'.x h :-"A ;' Mrs: R. C . Hunter will preside at a bridge luncheon this after noon at her home on South Lib erty street, v ' Friday afternoon Mrs. H. G. Smith will entertain her club at a 1 o'clock luncheon and several hours of contract bridge at her Center street home. Mrs. Luther Jensen was host ess at brii Wednesday night in "compliient-".to members f her club.'.-." '. - , : v?.; - V'i ,. .i I. are f" , C; c3 Tburs. Eve. ' j ' L Appointment at a - 9 -i--f3 : : r::::r.:J Ci-S c:iz i ' I t !Tf I"3 ' ,; M Y V CLUB CALENDAH THIJM DAY - (;' Brash Cones " Helpers with Mrs. frank Webb. WaUaca ranch -S P-ra. . Satem Heights Garden club. With Mrs. C A. KeUs. 1 pjn. Merry Minglers with Mrs. Oee Keppbiger, route seven, 2 pjn. Enxlewood United Brethren Woman's Missionary society. Mrs. W. H. Hughlett. 1US Korth 16th street SUS p. m. Maccabee Tenthlve t4D meeunc and etecttoa of officer, fraternal temple. p. m. , . Kappa Alpha Tbeta alurana. With Mrs. Georg Hug. JSOS TiT . street. --.--.,- -; . FMDAT ! -. DAV auxiliary all day sewing meeting and no-host luncheon with Mrs. Canon hang. XS1S Basel avenue. - Past Resents club. DAB. with Mrs. James Heltxel. UO South Lib erty street, covered dish lunch eon. 1 p. m. : ' - South Salem WCTTT. with Mrs. K. A Rhoten. 1593 South Hih street. S p. m. MONDAY ? St. Anne's Guild with Mrs. Wallace Carson. 370 Leslie, 2 pjn. TUESPAT B'nai B'rith auxiliary. S p. at Jewish congTesaUon halL Service Women What they can do : What they're doing about il LEBANON l Miss Helen i Wolfe has been commissioned a ; second lieutenant in the army : nursing corps and has been or dered to report to Camp White, Medford. Miss Wolfe who has been '- nursing . at the - Lebanon General hospital is a graduate of Union Pacific college 'and White Memorial hospital in Los Angeles. She Is the daughter of Mrs. Edna Wolfe of Lebanon and San Mateo, California. Miss Marjorie Julia Meyers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Alfred Meyers, 470 North Church street, has ; enlisted in the WAVES, it was reported here by Chief Robert B. Fallon, " in charge of the. US navy re-, cruiting substation at Salem. Miss Meyers graduated from Sa lem high school. She has been a nurse's aide at Deaconess hos pital, and is a member of the First Christian church, Salem. Lillian Davis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Davis of Turner, who has recently 1 joined the WAVES left last Sunday for . Hunter's college, New York where she . will receive her in doctrination training. Miss Dav is has two brothers and a brother-in-law in the armed forces. . Sgt Charles E. Davis in Hawaii, Pvt. Daniel :W. Davis in Aus tralia and CpL James Hendrick son in the south Pacific . Off icers Will Be Z Installed Mrs. Bertha Bergman will in . stall the following officers of . the Degree of Honor at a cer emony held tonight at the Wom an's clubhouse; President, f Mrs. Violet Fry; past : president, ; Mrs. Malinda Parsons; first vice president, Mrs. Rub;r Rockbill; second vice president j; Mrs. Frances Kleen; ushers. Miss j Vera Jean Fry and Mrs. Gladys Miller; treasurer, Mrs. Julia McKinney; financial secretary, Mr. Lewis McKinney; . outside watch, Mr. Gustave Zell;. inside watch, Mrs. Bertha Zell; musician, Mrs. Rose Hage- dorn; right assistant, Mrs. Louise Spalding: I left assistant. - Mrs. Dora Mortey; trustee three years, Mr. G. Ei ZeU and juvenile di rector. Miss Vera Jean Fry. Mr. and Mrs. Seth B. Thomp- - son, jrr (Catherine Stinger) an nounce" the birth of a son, Seth B. Ill, January 4 at Emanuel hospital. Grandparents are Mr, and Mrs. Seth B. Thompson of Portland and Salem. ' i Mothers, when a ! young child catches j cold be rnodern land relieve distress : without dosing, with- oat upsetting the. tomach- At tvHthw jrub Vicks VapoElub on the throat; enese am oacK. j c is wnat most young inothers Co because VapoRub works cLrect two ways at once and keeps cn workiz2 for hours to brinj relief to ease cocking relieve muscular soreness or tightness and invite rest ful, cornijrtLr-'T sleep. Often by morn-'. L-3 mot cf t..i rniiery of the cold is . .ne! .Try it tsr.'-t.-: ' ...;;;,.. .When j-o j how VapoRub .re L'cves distress cf d-Uren's colds you sicn-I i unJcrstml why it is the best- Tfca S 0 C IET it-doe Lt.: Kauf fmari Visitor in .Visiting in the capital for few days Is Lt. Kay Kauffman, who Is the house guest of Miss Doraihea Steusloff and Mr. and Mrs. Gv Frederick Chambers. Lt. Kauffman is the fiance of Mr. Richard Chambers, United States navy. She' is stationed at Hamil-; ton Field, Calif, as a nurse in the : army' air corps and came; north by plane on . Sunday. Lt. f Kauffman is a former Salem; girl and attended schools here. ; She is also visiting jn Portland with her parents. ;s . " Miss Steusloff invited a group of intimate friends to tea Wed nesday afternoon at her apart ment for the pleasure of Lt. ' Kauffman. f ' , Mr. and Mrs. Chambers en tertained informally at dinner Wednesday night in honor -of their son's fiance, i Covers were placed for Lt. Kauffman, Mrs. F. W. Lehmer, Miss Jo Love Lehmer, Miss Dorathea Steus loff and Mr. and ' Mrs. Cham bers. .. -' - VFW District Meeting Held : The district meeting of the auxiliary of Veterans of For eign Wars was held at the VFW hall Monday, with the district president, Mrs. A. L. Strayer presiding. The department 'pres ident, Mrs. Delta Kruger and past president, Mrs. Russell Mudd were among those pres ent' ' I . The meeting included reports of department and district offi cers and reports on war work from the auxiliaries. ' i The women later joined the men and heard the speaker, Na tional chief of staff of the Vet erans of Foreign Wars, Louis Star of Portland and the depart ment commander, George Watts of Oregon City. Supper was served later, f ; : I The local auxiliary of Veter ans of Foreign Wars meeting un der the direction of Mrs. Willie Boone, president, preceded the district meeting. Guests were de partment . officers, Mrs. Delta Kruger, Seaside, president; Mrs. Ora Windas of Portland, depart-; ment junior vice president; Mrs. Edith Alderman, department secretary; Mrs. Freda Peterson, Dallas, Mrs. Ora Furlough and Mrs. Dollie Wickert, Salem, Mrs. Ruth Watts, Oregon City, other department officers. Mrs. Kruger installed Mrs. Edna Prince as district secretary, Mrs; Hannah Beard as treasur er; Mrs. Gertrude Beall as con ductress and Mrs. Ruby Kimball as color , bearer. Money i was voted for a $500 war bond. ; l . .11 Capital AIIY UEATIIEEl SS PMjTIIG VEATHER UlISII YOU USE It's a miracle of modern paint sdencs . . K new kind of finish that does a room for 2JS3, covers almost any interior wall surface, mcTniTIng waBpapsr, ? v-- a with one coat Dries in one U) J jf ) hour. No offensive paint odor. vV And ifs washablst L xa ptr 'demonstrate. f ; t I gaU" Kem-Tone does everything claimed for it 'A perfect job every time ... ; The cost ia small ' m Rooms are usable the same day. ' 'r; 7 14, Mi 373 ChtKt'.eti CZTGOII CTATXZMAIT. Zclzv YW Board : .Nominees : Named '. ' .'A slat of nominees for the , YWCA board to beTvoted upon -at the annual membership din-' ner meeting' Tuesday night, 'Jan uaryx23, at the First Presbyter ian church' Is announced this" morning by directors. .-- . , Already; elected by the board" to fm unexpired terms are Miss Dorathea Steusloff; who replaces Mrs. R. S. Keene;Miss Helen .Yockey, who replaces Mrs,; Al bert Gragg;'Mrs. Clarence Byrd, who replaces - Mrs. j James T .. Brand,' and Mrs. Carl Booth, who ' replaces Mrs. J.- E. Xaw Mr. Keene has moved to San Fran- Cisco to be with' he? lieutenant commander ; hushand . - and : the other - three resignations have been submitted because of press of other activities. I The nominating committee Is placing before the membership as nominees for re-election the names of Mrs. Guy Hickock and : Mrs. Arden ;X. Reed. ; ; -T- .V;V - Nominees for" "three-year. terms are Mrs. Helen Goodenough, Mrs. David Wright,. Mrs. Blaine Brown, Miss Melba Conrad and MJss Isabel Childs. ; Five ' posi tions, are to be filled. Recommended as nominating committee members for next year are Mrs. George H. Swift -and Mrs. J. A. Brownson, from the board; Mrs. J P. Smart, Mrs. Frank Spears, sr., and Mrs. . Ralph Nohlgren from the mem bership at large. ' ; ' This "year's nominating com mittee Is comprised by Mrs. W. . E. Kirk, chairman,' Mrs. Spears, Mrs. Nohlgren and ; Mrs. Karl L Becke. .... ' ! . . i , : .... Helen Paulson to Head Rainbows Miss Helen Paulson, daughter of Mr. andj Mrs. Oscar L Paul son, sr., was elected worthy ad visor of: Chadwick Assembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls, at the regular-meeting held Tues day night. ; Formal; installation X ceremonies will be held on Tues day, January 25 at the Masonic temple. ; ' . Other elected officers include ' Miss Patsy Schneider;; worthy associate: advisor; Miss Addyse lane, cnarny; miss Kosemary Gaiser, hope; Miss Carolyn Car son, faith; J Miss Joan Tweedie, recorder; and Miss Carroll Gragg, treasurer. i Initiation! was held at the meeting for the Misses Cather ine Moran, ' Viola Burns, Patri cia Jane Zahare, Charlotte Reeves, Joan Lochead, Shirley Reiman, Deloris Converse, Mar ian Burns, Carolyn Wilkes, Charlotte LIghtfoot and Sally Terrill. ! AMITY Miss DoroUiy Shields, daughter of Mr. ' and Mrs. Otho W. Shields of AmityA ana - w. xoren ; snoemaKer, army air forces, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ermal Shoemaker of Mitch- ell, were married Christmas mor- ning in the Methodist parson ' age at San; Luis Obispo, Calif, by the Rev. Edwin i Krapp. Mr. Shoemaker is a -former student at Oregon i State college. Mrs. Shoemaker is a senior at Oregon State and after her graduation in June plans to join her . hus band. A shower was given for ' her last Friday- at the home of her brother and sister - in - law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shields, - Amity. - - ! . ' Ci. sl C mm X ',. W f Tif t .f 1 V v ((, Oregon. Thursday IIcrrL:-, Jr. IBXMDAT. AKVART IS ' Cathollo Panfhters of America. FltTO AT. JANTJAKT 14 B'nai B'rito auxiliary. v SATTKDAT, JANUAJIT IS . - 1 to 4 Jason Vm church guild. -4 ta t Salem Woman's club. . T te UairoMunt KU1 grous, : StTNTDAT, JANTJART 14 S to 11 Buiiwtera. - ! ; . U to 1 Business men, Bahn-Mc-, Whorter to chant. - 1 - to 4 Sflvarto HUls craage. . 4 to J Salem Heights Community .: ehite. -- - - . - - 1 - T to 11 Trea Lancers. Vivian Lun dell, cbairmaa. j - liOHOAT, VaNTJAKT l j : . Sooe ot Union Veterans. - ; ItlESnAT; JAIT0ABY IS - L : " : ' Girls Serrica organizauon. WEDNESDAY, JANXJABT lt Hunters and Anslers auxiliary. THimSOAT. SAJfTJAKT t' - .WSCS. Leslie MeUiodlst church. " FtD AT,- JANTJAET. XI " !' ' Salem Murses association. . : ....... Diriher Held at Paris Home. T - Mtes Trances Paris and Miss Lorraine Macklin were hostess- es rlor a dinner- party Tuesday night at the former's home on South High street. . Cards and - games were in play during the evening and spring flowers pro vided the decorative note. . Covers were placed for Miss Lucille Bushnell. Miss Joy HUls, - Miss Pearl Bendiksen, Miss Ruth Hofstettler, Miss Beverly Branch, Mrs. Terese Hanks, Mrs. . ' Mabel Chapler, Mrs. Margaret Hansen and the hostesses, Miss, Paris and Miss Macklin. 1 Hales Honor! Mrs. Lister S Mr, and Mrs. Paul Hale were dinner hosts Wednesday night at their home on Nebraska street ' In compliment , to Mrs. Law rence Lister's birthday.! An ar rangement of early spring flow- - ers centered the table and a ; birthday cake was a feature of the dinner. ; I Cards were in play after the dinner hour. Places were laid for Mr. and Mrs. H. Lawrence Lister, Mr. and Mrs. Rex -Kim-mell, Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Camp bell and Mr. and Mrs". Hale. - -,i ' - - - . - .... X: v 13, ISIl Pianist Will Appear in Concert . w e ' Although Georgs Chavchav adze, Russian; : born pianist, has seen great adventures in Europe, he is still having exciting ex-. periences even la peaceful Amer lea. 'According to word received from bis manager by Miss Lena Belle Tartar, Chavchavadxe lost all his, luggage en route from VictoriJi to Vancouver, BCi The pianist wSl appear in concert in -Salem tonight' under ', the spon sorship of the Salem high school Crescendo dub. I . - t; ::;'-;.;H On tour from Canada to Mex ico last 'week, the door of the plane , in which ; Chavchavadze was traveling flew open and the pianist's luggage was hurtled into the water below. His passport and other traveling papers were Included in the things lost; the letter stated. I r The pianist's wife, a former , French countess, 'and their daughter are among the - drivers' of a unit of '20 Red Cross' am bulances in north Africa, ! Miss Tartar 1 reports. The former countess answered a call . for French speaking, volunteers for the ' assignment. 7 - - " ? Chavchavadze's program for tonight 'includes: - - 4 Twe Choral Preludes : 3. S. Bach Blessed Jesu. Here We Stand ' Jesus Christ, the Son el God Garotte and variations Rameau Sonata in C Major,-On.' S3 Wald i stein") ; Beethoven ; Allegro con brio -Intreduzione i Rondo Toccata A. Khatchatourian An Couvent Borodin Suite nour le Piano Debussy Prelude Sara&ande-Toccata t Three Mazurkas .. , Chopin Ballad in Q minor. Op. ' 23. No. 1 '""' " - Chopin Berceiiae .. . I ., Chopin Hungarian Rhapsody, No. II ... Usrt : A visiter at the borne of Mrs. . Walter 1 Spaulding this weekr Is Mrs. Haze) Foster of Prine ville, associate grand matron of the Oregon grand chapter. Order of Eastern Star. She is making Salem her headquarters while paying her official visits to the local .Eastern Star chapters in the valley, : I - . - ' j t - ais-ssiTW samb" r I EL-tisll Feu. Pay, W5U GEMIGE ... to purchase high quality merchandise at great savings! Don't miss this -opportunity; these-values will be gone in a :few- days. k COATS, : suns -fr DRESSES , Further Reduced 1 ' ' s- I I . - Ml lt Sf. UBIBTI YW and r.Trs- Uanel G. Trom- litx are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter. Linda. . Ann, on January 8 at Glendaje, Calif. The- babys grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tromlitz and Mr. andTrt. A. SI Mason, an of Salem. The mother Is tha former Kfldred Mason and the couple make their home in Bur bank, Calif. .-" Betty Barr Weds Navy Man Miss Betty Barr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J, A. Barr, and Mr.: J, Bryan Reynolds, Jr US na-, ry, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bry an Reynolds of St Louis, Mo were married at a quiet wed ding 'ceremony on Friday night,' December 31, at nine o'clock in the chapel at the j Methodist church in Tillamook, with Rev; C. O. Heath . officiating. " - Miss 'Kay Douglas,' who at tended : the bride , wore a blue Jersey dress with Wick acces sories and Mr. Bob Dedman c-f the navy attended the groom. The bride wore a white wool afternoon -.dress! with a small plush hat and fine black veil ' with black accessories and a cor sage of spray orchidsJ The groom Is! a pharmacist's mate, 3c, attached to the medi cal .unit at Willamette univer sity in Salem. His home is in SL Louis, Mo. Mrs, Reynolds has been secretary to &t. James D. Olson and Mr Jerrold Owen at the' state defense council in Salem for two years, j The chapel was decorated with white and pale yellow chrysan themums. After the ceremony a small reception was held at the home) of the bride's parents where the couple cut the wed ding cake. ! I Among those attending the de ception were ; Mr. ! and Mrs James - D. Olson of .Salem and Mr. and Mrs. J. C Douglas of Bay City.' - - ! The young couple spent a hon eymoon on the Oregon coast re turning to Salem where they will live until Mr. Reynolds is trans ferred. Mrs. Reynolds plans to continue with her work at the state defense council. -I MILLINERY: for Clearance i I . ! ,. ... .Skw i f ' "f ' V. -Waltons Are "Guests of Heltzels The home of Mr. and Mrs. " John Ileltzel on Leslie street was the scene of an Informal gather-j tag of friends - Tuesday night when they honored Lt(jg) ! and Mrs. James Walton. Lt. Walton is home iot xew uaj cxn uuw to Seattle for his new assign ment Mrs. Walton plans to ac- ' company her husband to Seattle i and remain for several days. Lt. Walton, took his Indoctrination training at Boston. ' Refreshments were served by the hosts following an informal evening. , Honoring the Waltons were Mr. and . Mrs. Charles Ileltzel, If. ' J Ifn Pnhart TT Trail Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hamil tmMr. ind Mrs. Donald ! Mc- Cargar, Miss Rovena Eyre, . Mrs. Robert Drager, Mrs. Harold Ol inger, and Mr. and Mrs. John HeltzeL . Mrs. Wayne Gordon das host ess to members of chapter BC, PEO Tuesday afternoon and Mrs. Gail Sanders assisted. A dessert luncheon was served and dur ing the afternoon Mrs. Burton Myers reviewed the book "The Three Bamboos.' Watch Friday's and Saturday's Paper for Calvary Special Announcement r1 -i -1 tr.o-n I ome rcrscdy c its kind in tie t' it's just as f. e-i r4f Trown-c;s. , . us. .-:c-trruJ w VxmQl: (S3
