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Birthday to.
. Be . Honored
At Dinner
' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S. Em
mons will be hosts for an in
formal party Saturday night at
their . suburban' home in honor
'of their son, David, on his 11th
' 1 ' The ; hosts' have invited v
- group of David's friends and
their parents to a buffet supper.
David's guests will be. seated at
- a table In the play room and the
others .wfll be at small ' tables.
Daffodils and other spring flow
ers will provide the decorative
note on the buffet table and a
birthday cake will center Da
vid's table.
Covers will be placed for Mr.
and Mrs. L. V. Benson and sons,
Steven and Whitney, Dr. and
Mrs. A. D. Woodmansee and
daughter, Ann, Mrs. John Bea
key and children, .Beverly and
Jack, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Thompson and son, Allan, Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Spaulding and
daughters, Doris Helen and
Jean, Mr. and . Mrs. Alfred
Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. C. S.
Emmons and sons, David, Ter
ry, Patrick and Michael.
Royal Neighbors
Guests of Camp
f Members of the Salem camp
of the Royal Neighbors were the
'guests of the ' Labish camp at a
joint installation. Tuesday. The
Installing officers were Mrs. Mae
Logan of Portland, state super
visor, and Mrs. 'Sarah Peterson
of Salem,' district deputy. .'
-, Mrs. Frank Hoyt will be Or
acle of the Salem camp for the
year, ana mrs. v erua xjccn-iicr ,
for the Labish camp.
Other officers installed for
Salem were Miss - Mildred Yet
ter, Mesdames Arthur Weddle,
Mary Ackerman, John Sohrt,
N. E. Abbott, Winston Purvine,
John Woodburn, Henry Gortma
ker, : Minnie Gregory, Arthur
Fiala, Gertrude Walker, Eloise
Bewley, F. C. Pratt, Edna Ham
lin, Curt' Witzel, Clara Blensly,
Olive Anderson. ;
Officers installed for. Labish
were Mesdames Nellie McCand
lish, Lena Zeilinski, Beulah
Windsor, Myrtle Beckner, Mag
gie Campbell, Edith Walters, lia
ble Robertson, Mildred Ritchie,
Margaret . Jones, Kate Rogers,
Helen Windecker, Misses -Emma
Jane Jones, Juanita Odom,
Bonnie Polk, Betty Groves, Es
ther McCandlish and Edna Har
rold. . ! .
Pin-up Girls Are
Nominated
Finalists . have j been selected
fn the contest to choose a Wil
lamette pinup girL Name of the
winner will be announced the
night of the junior class dance.
The Misses Gloria Brough,
Paula ' Smith, Viola Jacobsen,
Elaine Cloudy, Jan Patterson
and Olive Torbet have been se
lected by the navy men as con
testants. . 4
Ed Ferguson is general chair
man of the dance which will be .
held January 29 in the school
gymnasium. Working on other
committees are i LeRoy Hale, '
publicity; Carl Plass and Bette
Burkhart, chairmen, and Spike
Ferguson, Beth" Nordean, Lloyd .
Nhyus, Betty Provost, Jim ' Dy
er, Mary Acheson, Rod Broden
shire, Louise Wrisley, Bill Wet
more, Jean Wing and Louis
Fortino, decorations; Jack
Chris terson and John Cotthoff, .
programs. ; .
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New ''Studio Styles"
For Spring- Are : Here
Exclusively With
MILLER'S
2ND FLOOR
ir ,
Crawf ords
Will Be
Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Crawford
have invited a group , of their
friends to an informal party
Saturday night at their home on
Park avenue.
Cards will be in play during
the evening and a late supper
will be served by the hostess.
Arrangements of spring flowers
will be used about the guest
rooms. : t''
The Crawfords guests will be
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Felton,
Mrs. Clinton Stand ish, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Mink, Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Heater, Mr. and Mrs.
Verne Robb, Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Fitts and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert .
Schwabbauer. " . '
Tagalpngs Make
New ! Plans :
The Tagalongs, USO service
men's wives club, made new
plans at the regular weekly
meeting at the YWCA Wednes
day night. Henceforth the club
will be sponsored jointly by the
two Salem USO centers. Meet
ings will be held Tuesday nights
at Court street USO with Mrs.
H. R. Anthony, wife of the pro
gram , director of Chemeketa
street USO, continuing as ad
viser and Miss Jessie L. Cook
program director of Court street
USO, cooperating. The first
project will be the making of
scrapbooks for servicemen In
hospitals, i
Appreciation for the warm
hospitality shown the club by
the YWCA was expressed by
the members. Since there was
no room ; at Chemeketa street
USO where the club originated,
the offer of the YWCA facili-''
ties was gratefully accepted for :
"the past, five months. " , -; .' 1 1 ,
' Hostess for refreshments was
Mrs. S. G. Hamilton.' Welcomed
as a new I member was Mrs..
George Reisinger of Gettysburg,
Pa. Nine active members have
returned to their homes since
the club began. ,
Beta Chi Alumnae
At Morse Home
The Beta Chi ' alumnae were
entertained at the home of their
president, Mrs. Paul Morse, on -Court
street, Wednesday night.
After the business meeting a
late supper was served by the
hostess, assisted by Miss Leila
Johnson. ,
Attending were Mrs. Ralph
Barnes, Mrs. Merrill Ohling, Mrs.
Bruce Spaulding, Mrs. Dale
Shepherd, Mrs. George Scales,
Mrs. Russell Mefford, Mrs. E.
Roane Melton, Mrs. Wheeler R.
English, i Mrs. Robert Barnett,
Miss Robert Barnett, Miss Leila
Johnson, Miss Loretta Fisher and
Mrs. Morse.
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CLUB CALENDAR.
FRIDAT " '! ' I I : I 1
Dakota Ladies, ' with Mn I. ,
GUkey. S37 South Liberty street. -
S p. m.
Past Matrons association din-
ner. Golden Pheasant, , tM pan. '
TUESDAY i I" . '' '! -"I".
Salem Council of Church Worn
. on, YWCA. S pan.
American War Mothers, USO, :
au aajr. s -; ;
WBDNKSDAT ! ' - '
' AAUW i Book Review section
with Mrs. : Percy KeUey. S82 ;
South 17th street, 1US dessert : -luncheon.
.
Mr. Mulkey Weds
In Australia : i
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Mulkey
have received word of the mar
riage on Christmas eve of their
son, Mr. Jerald Gordon ' Mulkey
and Miss Gwenyth Ralfe, of
Rockhampton, Queensland, Aus
tralia. The groom, who was a
member of ! the Salem unit .of
the Oregon National Guard, left
for overseas with the 41st divi
sion and has been in Australia the ;
greater part of two years. He
saw active combat in the Sala
maua. New Guinea, campaign
last summer and falL . :t.-
The bride Is :-a member of
an old English family, her pa
ternal grandfather being the late
Sir Holmes-Acourt. The ; young
couple plan to come to America
after the war to make their home.
Line Party at ;
Play Tonight 1 j
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Members of the Crescendo
club are arranging a line party
tonight at the Snikpoh play,
"The Romantic Age. Miss Lena
Belle Tartar is advisor of the
club and will accompany ( the
group. t- : t'-ri ;
Making up the party will be
the Misses Jean Fidler, Marilyn
Wyatt, Joan Twedt, Betty Jean
Merten, , Elizabeth Nelson, Rose
mary Gaiser, ; Marjorie Lun
dahL Margaret Mortiz, Donna
Unruh, Jean SechrisV Cormne
Wade; ; Janet T. Miller,' f Jewell
Gueffroy, Connie Keller, Helen
Doris Friesen, Bernice Isham,
Edith Fairham, Glennis Allen,
Roberta Meyer, Ardelle Haag
enson, Charlotte Ma this, ;
Messrs. Wflford Beard, Rich
ard Taw," John Weller, Dean
AUport, Joe Bratie, Dick Jones,
Robert Robins f n d George
Adams. I ': I
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The international relations
,: committee of the Business and
Professional Woman's club met
Tuesday night to discuss plans
for the district meeting in Gre
sham late in February. Miss Dor
othy Cornelius was the hostess.
Present were Mrs. ii. Daye Idle
man, Miss Mirpah Blair, Miss
Ida May Smith and Mrs. Marion
.Wooden. ? r : ,
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Plenty of
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These
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They arc ideal for today's busy, active feet. Their
casual-ease is a joy arid their doivn-to-earth heels
speed you wherever you go. ! i
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Buster Eronra Store
New: Officers
at
r When the University of Ore
gon Mothers met at the home of
Mrs. Walter L. Spaulding
Thursday afternoon they elect
ed Mrs. Spaulding president for
the coming year.-Other new of
ficers are Mrs. Taylor Hawkins,
vice president; Mrs. Otto- N.'
Hoppes, secretary; . Mrs. Theo
dore Roth, ! treasurer, and Mrs.
Clifton Mudd,: parliamentarian.
' The mothers plan to continue
with their work t the USO and
complete i the quilts which were
started last year. . -7-;- ?
AX the tea hour Mrs. Edgar
A. Linden assisted the hostess.
The table was covered with a
grass linen! cloth and centered
with a bouquet of pink snap
dragons, yellow and white nar
cissus and acacia. Orchid can
dles flanked the arrangement.
Mothers attending were Mrs.
B. H. White, Mrs. John H. Car
kin, Mrs. Lester BanVrMrs.
Charles C Fisher, Mrs. George
W. Maurer, Mrs. Chester H.
sGemmell,; Mrs. Thomas Hill, sr,
Mrs. Claude McPherson, Mrs.
Charles P. Pray, Mrs. T. J. Bra
bee, Mrs. Jerrold Owen,' Mrs.
Edgar! A.' Linden, Mrs. Otto' M.
Hoppes, . Mrs Theodore r Rotti, .
Mrs.. Clifton Mudd and Mrs.
Walter; Spaulding. "
'Romantic Age''
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. ander. Milne; and produced by
the Saleni high . school Snikpoh
dramatic f society '. will be l pre-:
sented tonight at the high, school
auditorium at 8:15 o'clock. Miss
Margaret j Burroughs co-advisor
for the club with , Miss Leila
Johnson, is director. -. , .
Leads are taken in the three
act comedy, by Barbara Sundet,
as Melisande . and Jerry Leedy
as Gervase MaUory. Mariann
Croisan will play the part of
Mrs. Knowles, Tom Brand will
-appear as Mr. Knowles; Marilyn
Hjort as! Jane Bagbt, Farrell
Rust as Bibby Coote, Jean Swift
as the maid, Danny McCall as
Ern and; "David Simpson as
GenUeman Susan. j
The story is of a young girl'
who wishes for the return of the
romantic days of long ago. - .
This is the 29th annual Snik
poh play. All seats are reserved
and townspeople may telephone
the high school for reservations
or may- purchase tickets at the
door. -'
Ensicji) Hill Will
peak1 Saturday
Ensign Elizabeth, Hill will, be
- the speaker at the meeting of the
Salem Woman's club this . Satur
day afternoon. . Ensign Hill is
with the 'naval officer procure
ment office in , Portland. She
was graduated from Miami uni
versity in Oxford, Ohio and has
her master's degree from Wel-
lesley college in Massachusetts.
Before .entering the service of
the Waves her home was in Mi
chigan. ' "i - - ' - ;
The tea committee for the aft
ernoon includes Mrs. Claude
Murphy, chairman, Mrs. Percy
Kelly, Mrs. 'Howard Jenks, Mrs.
Roy H. Mills, Mrs. Clarence
Martin, Mrs; J. E. Kirk Mrs. El
la M. Harper, and Mrsi J. Bur
ton Crary.
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Meeting
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' Staff ' Sat Kind Mrs. Oil-
ford Bryan
. January, 7 in the fireplace !;
room of flie First Christian
, church by Rev. Dudley .
Strain. The bride Is uie for-!
mer Giace Reaney. t They ;
will live in Medford as the
cjroora is stationed at Camp i
White. The bride is the for-
xner Grace Reaney, (Mc- "
. Ewan photo), j -
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Miss Alexander
Dinner Hostess
Miss Charolotte Alexander,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Alexander,' will preside at dinner
tonight at the home of her par
ents on the occasion of her birth
" day." Dancing and games will be
in play after the dinner hour.
The Valentine motif will be used
in, the table appointments.
'" Miss Alexander has as her
t house guest this 'week, Miss Jo
T Ann Lansinger of Portland. Other
guests at the dinner will be Miss
Suzanne H uggins, Miss . Donna
' Lawerence, Miss Ramona Spence,
Miss Sally Terril, Miss Joanne
Blaxall, Miss Betty Jo Beardsley,
Miss Barbara King, Miss Virginia
Huston, j Miss Marlyn Morse,
George Zerlinden, Warren Bacon,
Frank BrownelL George Swartz,
Frank BrownelL George Schwar
tz,' Ronnie Spence, Dan Semb,
Bud Craig, Bui HilL Brooks Bed
ford, Phillip Janz and Dick Ben-
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Salem Council of Church Wo
men will hold a special meeting
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the YWCA. Plans will i be
formulated for the World's Day
of Prayer. ...
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Formal ;
Slated,:
The winter Inter-sorority for
mal, given by, Willamette soror
ity women, win be an event of
Saturday night at the chamber
of commerce hall. Dancing will
begin; at. 9 o'clock. W:1. . ;
- -"Sir i Realism" is the . theme
chosen for, the dance.. It will' be
carried 'out ! in 7 the wall mural'
depicting; the surrealism of sor
ority. womih. on the campus and
in the houses. Miss Dorothy Hoar
is" chairman of the decoration
committee; and is assisted by the
Missesj Louise WWrisIey, ;? Ruth
Farmer, Barbara Belt, Pollyanna
Shinkle, Viola Jacobsen,- Vesta
Shinn, June HichoL anet Blake
and Maxine Wagner.
- ; Chairman "of the programs
committee is Miss Virginia Hobbs
who is assisted by the Misses
Arlene Schuartz, Doris Holmes,
and : Thyra T JeanCurrey. Miss
Margaren.Hughlette is in charge
of refreshments and has as mem
bers of her : committee Misses
Jhyllis Haight, l Opal Scheuer
man, Myrtle Meier,Beth Nor
dean.Marian MacMillan and Vir
ginia Barber.'
Miss Rosella Bell heads the
chaperone committee and-working
with her are the Misses Jane
Findley, Pat Lamb and Janrose
Blake. On the hall committee Is
Miss Mary ' Bennett, chairman,
and the Misses - Jan Patterson,
Emm Lou East and Betty Pro
vost. Miss Eleanor Todd Is chair-
- man and the Misses Kay .Wilson,
. Glennerva Harnsberger ' and
Betty Jeanne Smith are members
of the orchestra committee. ; -v
" Patrqns and patronesses In
clude President and Mrs. G. Her
bert Smith, Dean and Mrs. Mel
,vin Geist, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
. Brennen, . Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Erickson, Dr. and; Mrs. Ivan
Loveall, Dr. and Mrs. Robert H.
Tschudy,' Dr. ; and Mrs. Rober
E. Lantz, Dean and Mrs. Walter
Erickson, Mrs. Joseph A. David
son, Mrs. William E. Kirk , and
Mrs. A. Hill. -
Mrs. Bell " Visits ;
Listers !
Mrs. Vinnie J. Bell of Portland
is spending a few- days in . the
capital as the guest of Mr. and
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Mrs. H. Lawerence LUter. Mrs.
Bell and her two children for
merly resided la Salem and are
in Portland i while, her army
captain husband is overseas.
Tonight Mrs. Lister has in
vited twelve of Mrs. Bell's friends
to a dessert supper at her home
on Jefferson street for the plea
sure of the visitor. Bridge will be
in play during the evening.
w Mrs. F. W-! PoormanT waa hos
tess to members of her culb at
dinner and I bridge Thursday
nnight at he North Summer
street homei 1 Mrs. James B.
Young and Mrs. George Schwarz
were special guests. ; 'y
DOROTHY GRAY
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Dorothy .Gray Blusttry W0stbr
Lotion for only l Enough" to help
keep your skin looking soft and
smooth all winter long! .
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Luncheon at
Woelk Home
Mrs. William Woelk has invi
ted members of her dub to a one
o'ciock luncheon this afternoon at
her suburban home. Erie will
be In play after the luncheon
hour. ! : - .
Special guests will be Lats. IL.
Lawenence Lister and 2-Trs. Vin
nie J. Bell, of Portland. Members
are Mrs. Charles Feike, Mrs. Vir
gil Sexton, Mrs. Sidney King,
: Mrs. Glenn Paxson, Mrs. Bjarne
Ericksen, Mrs. Floyd Bowers,
Mrs. C L Hays, Mrs. Earl Cooley,
Mrs. Gardner Knapp and Mrs.
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