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Tlx OREGON STATESMAN, Satan, Ortoon; Sunday Morning. May 7, 1344
Sororities
Entertain
Guests
Sororities on the Willamette
university campus entertained
cut of town guest over the May
weekend and also were hostesses
to senior women of Salem high
school at special events given by
- the individual houses.
Two houses, j Alpha Phi Alpha
and Delta Phi, entertained Fri
day night Alpha Phi Alpha
members were hostesses for the
annual buffet supper given at
the chapter house. Flowers? were
in abundance throughout" the
rooms and a background of mu
sical selections made up the en
tertainment Following the sup
per the guests with the sorority
members and pledges attended
, the performance of "Ladies in
- Retirement."
Delta Phi members held
banquet In the Mirror room of
the Marion hoteL Miss Louise
Wrisler was general chairman of
theaifalr which honored Prin
cess Dorothy Estes. The May
motif was used in the decora
tions of the room and phantom
ships of Iris and white lilacs cen
tered the table. The word May
time was on each placecard and
speakers each talked on a word
; to correspond to spelling ; out
Maytlme.
Beta Chi sorority will be host
ess this morning at a 9 o'clock
; breakfast at the - chapter house.
, Spring flowers will decorate the
mantle and piano and a floating
I pastel flower, arrangement will
i be used on the' individual ta
! bles. The Beta Chi trio composed
of the. Misses Gerry and Donna
Shafer and Elizabeth McGee will
i sing. Miss Betty Andrews, house
president, will give a short talk.
Honored guests will be Queen
Marjory Maul ding and Princess
Mary Jean Huston.'
Mr. Jones ; Heads -Band
Parents
!.v. . ... :, '
Salem high- school band par- ,
r ents elected Mr. C 1 Jones
: president at a meeting held on
Tuesday night, and Mrs. Mar
I jorie Whitely- was chosen vice
president, Mrs.. William Scan
ling, secretary, and Mrs. William
Wilson treasurer. .
Dick "Whitely and Franklin
Coombs played French horn so- J
los, and Dean Allport an oboe '
solo during the evening, accom
panied by Rosemary Gaiser. and
Icel Coombs. Parents xf mem- '
bers of the Leslie and Parrish '
ninth grade bands were special
guests. : . -
Refreshment committee was
f Mr. and Mrs. Dougla Malarky, '
, Mr. and Mrs. William Scanling
i and Mrs. Vera Bain.
Girl Reserves'
Corner
I Girl ,'. Reserves - are terml-v
n a t i n g , their year's activi
" ties by electing officers and plan- ..
, ning hikes,- bicycle trips and pic
- rues for their last club meetings.
Many are registering for the
child care course and the junior'
I nurses aide project sponsored by
; the YWCA and the Camp Fire
Girls. They expect to work in
i these service projects throughout
i the summer.
Already the same junior high
girls have registered for Camp
Smith, and there is room for
only about 23 more girls. Regis
trations must be made immedi
ately at the YWCA.
The ninth grade and older Girl ,
Reserves and Tri-Y are register
ing for the Portland YWCA
Westwind camp on the coast.
' This camp is for high school girls '
I and runs for , six weeks from
June 22 to August S.
The chief activities of the Tri-"
i Y.this week were held within
j the chapters. Ann Guthrie chap
: ter . collected . scrap metal by.
: sponsoring a key drive at. the
high school. Grace Elliott group
i learned about suitable colors and
I their combinations in a talk by
' Miss Lois Latimer on Wednes
day. On Wednesday Abbie Gra
ham chapter was hostess to -the
. ninth grade girls of Leslie and
Parrish junior high' schools, and
! to Miss Mabel Robertson, j dean
of girls at the high school. A no
host dinner was served on the
back lawn of the YWCA. j
A combined Tri-Y cabinet and
i council meeting was held Thurs
, day to prepare ballots for the
general club election to be held
i Monday morning at . the high
' school. " f j' '; ; "
The girls camp of the YWCA
at Smith creek in the Silver
Creek recreational area, July 24
to August 7 Is unusually popu
lar this year. Registrations are
: closed for the grade school age
girls for the week of July 31 to
August 7. There is also a wait
ing list of nine, however there
Is still room for about IS seventh
and eighth grade girls during
the week of July 21 to SI and
any girl of that age should reg
iiter. - ': r -
crvicD Vcmoa
W1J Ct7 cm da z7-::':
7lrt f C:'i clstd It
SILVEIlTOrf Lt Myrna
Cchroe:r, amy- nurses corps,
hss trrivrl at Pcrncy- hospital,
IV..n r;rl.-.r3, CzHt, according
U r.crJ receive I Ij tzr irxther,
Mrs. I'-l'-s C.l-roc.'-r, Clvevisa.
LL Cw.r:c':r took her basic
trsirur- it C-ta Ana, Callfor-
r
rs. Ralph Dobbs, who
"this afternoon at the
given at the First Presbyterian church, Mrs. Dobbs re
ceived her bachelor of music and master of music de
grees from Illinois Wesleyan university. Shi studied fur
ther with Herbert Clyde in Chicago arid was instructor in
organ for five years at Wesleyan. She was1 organist for
six years at Grace Methodist church in Bloomington, HI.
-This will be her' first public, performance in Salem.
Seen
ana
By JERYME
f A MAY DAY TEA for Queen
Marjory Maulding and Princess-'
i es Mary Jean Huston and Doro
thy Estes . r . with Beta Chi
sorority girls as hostesses on
Wednesday ... A beautiful,
warm day with several hundred
calling . . . Queen Marjory, an
attractive brunette, wore white
satin and net with an orchid on
her shoulder . . . Dorothy was
in heaven blue satin with a net
skirt and Mary Jean wore pink,
net with black bodice . .". Also
in line were Betty Andrews, the
new Beta Chi president, Mrs. Jo
seph ADavidson and Mrs. Frank
H. Spears.
: Fun to see everyone . . . Talked '
to Mrs. Walter Minier, busy get- ;
ting ready for & visit of her son- .
in-law and daughter, Sgt. and '
Mrs. Ervin Potter,, who are ex- ;
pected " in " mid-May from Fort
Benjamin Harrison, Indiana . . .
Welcomed back, to Salem is Mrs.'
A". A. . Schramm, who has been' ;
living in Coryallis . . . she wore"
a becoming navy blue and white '
taffeta suit , with matching - hat
. . . Mrs. Ivan Hunt (Charlotte
Eyre) home for a visit from Cen
tral Point ... her army husband
is stationed at Camp White .' . .
- Mothers and daughters togeth
er . . . Mrs. Solon Shinkle in
sky blue silk and daughter. Poi
lyanna, wearing a smart gold suit '
with matching straw half hat v .
Mrs. Paul Morse in a sierra
brown tailleur and Josephine,
(Mrs. Paul Lippold) wearing a
flowered print with black bodice
and small black hat . . Mrs.
Charles Stricklin, attractive in a
blue and white silk print and
white hat With blue trim . . . .
daughter, Nancy, member of
the May court, among those as
sisting. .
Chatting after pouring at the
tea table were Mrs. G. Herbert
Smith and Mrs. Paul Wallace
. . . ' the latter wearing a stun
ning black straw hat with wide .
brim and a veil that tied under
the chin . . . Mrs. Merrill Ohl
ing in a chic gold suit with brown
straw hat . . . Mrs.: Lewis Grif-
jfith 'in a black tailelur and hat
to match . . .' Mrs. Herbert Rahe
in navy blue with, white jacket
and clever white hat , .' . Mrs.
Homer Goulet, sr, in black and
tiny straw hat and carrying a
most interesting leather purse
sent from Cairo from her army
son. Homer . , . Other twosomes
. . Brunette Betty Provost in
a spring blue suit and tiny straw
hat . . .1 and Shirley Blackman,
: whose engagement to Robert
Barber was announced Thursday,
wore a smart bay leaf green suit
"... Mrs. Tinkham Gilbert in
navy blue and Mrs. Robert Elf
strom in black silk with yellow
applique trim. ,
- Beautiful decorations which re
; ceived many comments . . . On
' the mantle at one end was a leg
horn hat tied with an orchid rib
bon bow and. filled with yellow
Dutch iris and white stock ... A
miniature May pole on the tea
table and at the base an arrange
ment of spring garden flowers
V . and on top a gardenia . . ,
Just a few of 'the Beta Chi girls
who served . . . Carolyn Brady
1 Wearing a. white dress with gold
embroidery on the ; bodice and
white net rusching . , The
brunette East girls, Emma Lou
and Mary, in pink, frocks
Loil Butler, a redhead, wearing
black net, fashioned with long
sleeves and white applique on
skirt and bodice .Louise
Cutler la a yellow and white
.Permanent
rush ftaTe- r r
Cos;!stau. VwJ
Open Thurs. Eve.
by Appointment
, rhone tZZi -
SSS First Natienal Cank ZXZx.
Cecils Pern. ivttx .
will appear as organ soloist
Music week program being
Heard
ENGLISH
print cotton formal, told us her
sister, Dorothy, who used to be
at the public library here is en
joying her work as army librar
ian in the Hawaiian Islands.
NEW ADDRESSES . . . Major
and Mrs J Chester Fritz and son
are in Spokane where he is sta
tioned at Geiger field as quarter
master . U . True to army fash
ion they had just gotten settled at
a home on the post at Hamilton -Field,
Calif., complete with maid,
when new orders came through.
Li. (jg.f and; Mrs. I Chandler
Brown have sublet an- officer's
apartmentjin Arlington, Va.,
where they are situated for a few
months). . i Chandler is in
Washington, DC, and one week
end recently they visited in Alex
'andria, ya, which . they .found
most interesting. , - : ' -
SCHOOL DATS AGAIN when
Margaret Wagner and Adele
' Goulet (Mrs. Homer) visited in
Ban. Francisco with a group of ;
former Salem friends . . . Most
of tiieir time was spent with Mrs.;
Howard Adams and her . sister,
Margaret Corey, , who . have an
apartment there .'. . . , i Kate is
employed at Southern Pacific
while Howard is overseas . . . .
They hadjdinner one night with
Mrs. Edward C Post, the former
Marearet Wilson and Mrs. J. El
Jayne (Peggy Munger) . . . They
also visited Mrs, Ward Davis and
.Mrs. William Hammond, whose
husbands are stationed in San
; Franciscoi ' ; :.:
The BeU Chi Mothers club will
entertain members of the Port
land Mothers club at a covered
dish luncheon Tuesday afternoon
at the chapter house at 1 o'clock.
Mrs. George Rossman will re
view the book VA Tree Grows in
; Brooklyn' after' the luncheon.
Hostesses are Mrs. Franklin Bi
shop, Mrs. Walter Minier and
Mrs. Homer Egan.
CDDIMTIME t5
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wos:gay
Fgco Povdcr
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Gocssnter-nae, ipreads lightly,
covets smoothly without showing,
stays oa without caking. Pree ol
ingredieats generally suspected cf
arousiftjf allergies. Lovely shades.
; TVCett's ; -Corner
Cixte 'and Liberty Eta,
i s
WU Ployj Draws".
Larcfe Crowcl -' -;
, "Ladies in Retirement," Wil
lamette university's May Week
end play proved to be entertain
ing an very ;weH done and
drew an almost f capacity house
to the high school auditorium on
rriday night, n. j ::.-v-.jv-
The play dealt with spin
ster (Lois Phillips), who brings .
her two elderly and slightly in
sane sisters (Patricia Otis and .
Phyllis Crowder) to the home
where she is housekeeper. The
owner of the home (Joyce Fei-
. den) is finally "put away" be
cause jhe interferes but the well
meaning spinster fjnds , it im-'
possible to :- keep,; her - well
planned secret ; because of . the
curiosity of an ' unscrupulous
nephew (Charles trong). Other
- characters were the maid (Don
na Hinkley) and Sister Theresa
(Catharine Thomas). y,K,u
Lois Phillips has a knack for
playing elderly ladles, especial
ly those who have a homicidal
turn of mind, for she was seen
as one of the kindly old mur
deresses in "Arsenic and Old -Lace.-
,1
Charles Strong, only man in
the cast, had played the part
previously and did an excellent
Job of it here. The supporting
cast was equally good. '
St Paal's Episcopal Jaaler
guild will meet oh Tuesday at the
parish house for a 12:45 no-host
luncheon and afternoon meeting.
Hostesses wiQ be Mrs. Arthur
Rahn, Mrs. Ralph Cooley, Mrs.
Ralph Glover and Mrs. Cal Pat
ton. . h .-
CXUS CALENDAB
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MONDAY
Royal I Neighbors of America
i meet at rraternal temple S pjn.
I Veterans of Tortlgn Wan aux
tUary meet at Veterans hall. 8
I -pjn. - .. v;-
Deaeonea hoaptUI aiudliary
meet at hocpitel.il -JS pjn.
Delta Phi mothers meet , at ;
s chaper house. Si.pjn. .
- xtntSDAT- : v -: -;-'...,-
WCTU . institute at haU 10:30
- a.m. t
t Laurel Social Hour dub. with ,
; Mrs. : Philip Peterson. Cascade ;
' drtve, 1 -JSO pjn. s v
; St Paul's Junior Ouild meet'
i at Episcopal pariah house U:iS
p.m. t - - ; - - -- '
Yomaxco class. First Methodist
church, with Mrs. B. E. Slsson. ..
I 1492 Center street, ; IM dessert j
luncheon. f
- WCTU institute. sOl day meet- -ing.
WCTU hall. 201 South Com-',
mercial street, i
l Rainbow Girls' meeting at Ma
i sonic temple. 7:30 pjn.
J - Eastern Star social afternoon
i club. 1-30 dessert -luncheon. Ma-
sonic temple. .
American War' Mothers all day,,
' meeting at USO.! i ,. ,
WEDNESDAY
Woman's Missionary society of .
first Presbyterian church. 2 pjn..
Missionary ' society. First Con
gregational church, , church 2:30
pjn. i-
AAUW afternoon book review -group
with Mrs. H. Lawrence
Lister, 1395 Jefferson street. 1:19 ,
dessert luncheon. v
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FRIDAY i
. North Salem WCTU with Mrs.
W. P. MUler. 1376 North 23rd
. street, a pjn. j ,
MONTGOMERY WARD
will keep
ybiir furs
. i :..., '
safe! from
heat and
.' " '
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moths!
Expert cleaning and
rcpsin. too . . ell et
low Witfd prices!
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ntgomery
1 Ward
fur
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GTOQAGG
but .. . we soy some dopey filings in
this column, but the enlightening "e etaoi
schdluuuu" that appeared at the end last
' Sunday, wasn't one of our profound state-,
ments said in Latin, but merely a linotype
operator practicina his scales.
iGlad when It We lived
- through Mcdrsey Doats all right but when:
" are we going to hear the last of this Bessie
Mae Moocho?
s Mot luck, j ; This year's May queen
at "Willamette is mare, weather-fortunate than
' some. Many's the time they've had to cut
and run far the gym and what could ' be
more 1 unglamorous than . being crowned
queen of the May In a gymnasium, i -
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' . i One more ttory. .' . about our ' recent
distinguished visitor,, Helen' TraubeL . Last
. Saturday she went off on a shopping trip.
Mothers Will Be
Honor Guests
- Annus! mother and daughter
banquet of the Englewood Unit
ed Brethren church will be held
Tuesday night at 630 o'clock at
the church. Mrs. J. C HH1 Is the
leader and the guild (iris are ar
ranging the decorations which
wOl be orchid and white. Bou
quets of spring flowers will dec
orate the dinner tables.
Miss Lplo Koerner will give
the toast to the mothers and Mrs. .
.H. W. Hughlett wfll give a toast
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with instructions to be picked up In a little
while; as there "were some shops she'd en
joy seeing." They couldn't find her until ,
- someone" rWembered- the song, ; "I Found
My Million Dollar Bctby in a Five 'and Ten'
: Cent Store." Sure enough It fit, and there she ,
Was, baying shoe laces md having a won- !
derful time. -' 1 V -
; We only hope. .'. that those fellows -:
who make up the meat black market have v
i to take i nice big juicy loss; since rationing
irias gone off meat '. ''
, Sositfhing 1 doing cS the Cme. . Last '
week was "Be Kind to ArumodV'.week, now
f if s Music week and next cpnsixKifional
' : Raisin week. We aren't sure what a notional
, raisin is but we
operate.(.r
for the daughters. Mrs. J. M.
Goodhardt and Mrs. William
Fero will give group of read
ings and a musical program Is
planned. All mothers, daughters
and friends are Invited to at-
tend. -
Deaconess hecpltal a x 1 1 Ury
will meet Monday afternoon at
ISO o'clock at the hospital. Mrs.
AW.'.Metzger wIH lead the de
votlonas and Mrs. T. VL Lobdell
wul speak on civic matters.
Hostesses win be Mrs.!W. J.
' Wiens, Mrs. Mae Christenson and
Mrs. J. C Tlbbett - j .
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OBtgoiiiery
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want to da our best to cc-
Maxine Buren
Eastern Star Social Afterneen.
dub win meet for a 1:30 o'clock ,
dessert luncheon Tuesday after
noon at the Masonic temple. . A
program will follow. Mrs. A. E. .
Utley Is general chairman and as
sisting are Mrs. W. M. Gardner, ,
Mrs. Glenn Paxson, Mrs. Charles '
H. Fowler,; Mrs. K. H. Pickens,
Mrs. L. M. Flagg, Mrs. E. A. Rho
ten and Mrs. Fred Gibson.
Mrs. IXsxgsxet Fessenden left
Salem this week for Denver to
visit her brother, Mr. C I War
ren, who Is In charge of the for-
eign mail service In the Denver
postofflce. 'j ..; ..;
MONTG
ITU
ALL PAID FOE
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Picture yourself irthij warm, long-wearing muskrat . . ; so
economical, yet so expensive. looking I That's because only
prime Northern back pelts were used because It was
V I ' v ' - !' ' S !:
blended, by Hollander to look like precious sable. Lovely
' y, v " ,; "u v j .r
, flowing tuxedo . . . luxury cuffs , . . deep armholes to make
; it comfortable over suits. When you can pay for it so easily
"during the Summer, can. you
"V
You nted cay only $5 down, Vcrd wi'.! held . ' . ; '
;ycf csst hr yea vr.:l! Hmntbtr 15 wkll
yeu corr.pltla your easy raor.'.My payments. ' ' ,
Ward.
. Mrs. Miller h. Hoyden,
who have been appoint
ed deputy supreme wor
thy high priestess of the
order of White Shrine of
- ; Jerusalem for District No.
1 of Oregon, and Wash
ington.. The appointment
- has .been announced by
, Mrs. Amilia Cook of To
ledo, Clo, supreme
wormy high - priestess,
r Cesten-Mffler). ; i -f
Royal Neighbors of America
will hold its regular meeting at
the Fraternal temple Monday
night at 8 o'clock. A short pro
gram in honor of Mother's day
wfll be presented and , refresh
ments will be served. r
O M E R Y WARD
5 VGQY COAT FOR
- U'AVD IT
BY FALL !
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possibly resist it?
Piss Fedend Tax f
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