PAGS SIX
The 0HEGOII STATESMAN. Scdea, Oregon, rThoxsday Morning, fun 8, ltli
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Miss Clark
Now Mrs;
Lamka
it were received
In the capital tilts week of the
marriage of Miss Georglna Mar- j
tha Clark, daughter of Mrs. Ev
angeline Clark, to lieutenant
Raymond W. Lamka, United
States navy reserve son of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur W. Lamka, all
of Salem, Tha weddinf cere
mony took place at historic Tri
nity Tower Episcopal church at
Newport, Rhode Island on Fri
day, June 2. The bride and her
another left Salem the end of :
May for the east coast
The evening nuptials were read
at o'clock by Rev. Lauriston
X. Scaife, rector of Trinity Tow
. er. Mr. J. Baymond Parker,
church organist, played tradi
tional wedding marie before the
ceremony and before the bridal
party entered played "O Promise .
Me", "I Love Yo Truly- and
"Because. 1 '
Lt Arthur J. Ea, USN, gave
the bride In marriage. For her
wedding she chose a becoming
gown of white Chantilly lace .
over white satin fashioned with
, a sweetheart neckline with seed 1
pearl trim. ' The sleeves were
three - quarter length and tiny
white satin buttons extended
from neckline to waistline in
back. Her tiny hat was of white
lace and satin ribbon. She car-
ried a white prayer book topped
prayer boos: toppea
with white orchids. Her only
ornament was a three strand
pearl necklace.
, Mrs. Clark was her daughter's
matron of honor and wore a blue
crepe gown with a blue and white
beaded Jacket. Her blue hat was
of lace straw and she carried
a bouquet of white snapdragons
and carnations.
Attends the Groom
Lt (jg) Richard Ide, USNR,
stood with Lt Lamka as best
man. A group of LtjLamka's
fellow officers hi white dress
uniforms, served as ushers.
, The wedding reception was
held at the Naval Officers club
at Newport. The newlyweds re
ceived before a floral setting of
white snapdragons and spirea.
The table decorations were car
ried out in white and silver and
the bridal , couple cut the first
piece of the tiered cake."
When the couple left on their
wedding trip the bride wore a
smart seacrest green jersey suit
with brown accessories and Ko
linsky furs. Her; corsage was of
brown orchids. Lt and Mrs. Lam
ka took a boat to Nantucket
island off the coast of Rhode
Island on their honeymoon. They
will reside at 11 Cranston ave- '
nue, Newport, Bhode Island.
The bride Is a graduate of
Salem schools and served as sec
retary of the Salem Young Re
publican club. Her husband is
a graduate of Salem high school .
and attended Willamette uni
versity where he was a member
of Alpha Psi Delta fraternity.
He returned to the states this
spring after two years of active
sea duty. He is now stationed at
Newport 1
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Mrs. Karl G. Becke and her
daughter. Miss Miram Becke, in
vited a few friends to their North
Summer street home Wednesday
night to say good-bye to Miss
Barbara Pierce, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Pierce, who
leaves Friday for Camp LeJeune,
North Carolina to begin her
training with the marine corps.
Mr. and Mrs. William IL Fish
er of LaGrande and daughter,
Marcia Marie returned home
after a 10-day visit with Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Caley of Jefferson
street. Mrs. Fisher's brother. El
don Caley returned with them to
LaGrande for a visit
At the regnlar netting- of
Hana Rosa chapter, court, order
of the Amaranth) took Mr. and
Mrs. James Burrell and Mr. and
Mrs. John Paul Jones into the .
order by initiation. Mrs. Ever
: ett Booster was in charge of the
social hour which followed.
Mra Willis Dasrferth audi sons,,
David and Bill, are leaving today
for Bend to spend the summer
with her husband's parents, Mr,
and Mrs. W. H. Danf orth. Captain ;
Danforth Is overseas - with the
armed forces..
Mrs. F. G. Doff man ef Boise
has been spending a fortnight
at the home, of her son and "
daiighter-In-law, Dr. and Mrs.
G. S. Hoffman. She plans to re
turn to her home this weekend.
Mrs. F. W. Fa senna has In
vited members of her club to
desert bridge party. Friday night
at her North Summer street
home. Mrs. Maurice Bolton of .
The Dalles ,. will be "a special
guest - - .
. r.InXoy rerris wis Batten te
rubers of her bridge club Tues
day night Additional guests were
Mrs. Andrew Baker and Mrs.
Kiel Witting. ' r; ;
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CLUB CALENDAR
WIONZSDAX
M)-iwwry society, tint Ttu
-bytarian church, S pja.,
TBT7BSDAT
Salem General hospital anxQ
lary meet at YWCA. 10 a-m.
Engtewood Missionary society
with Mrs. O. H. Oi . 1SSO Mar
, ket street, S:1J P-m, Mrs. 1.
Yarnell leader.
woman's Belief Corpe aid so
ciety, with Mrs. Clara McDorby.
MIS Trade street, all day meet
- ins, luncheon.
WSCS executive board meet at
lint MettMxnst church 1:30 pja.
today
. University of Oregon mothers
meet with Mrs. Leo Child, 320
North 14th street, one o'clock
luncheon. -
'- North Salem WCTU with Mrs.
Margareta Xrp. 13M- North Win
ter street. - v
South Salem WCTU. with Mrs.
Ted Russell. SOSS South Church
street, t pja.
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Nominated
At the meeting Monday of the
American Legion auxiliary in
the Salem Woman's club, Mrs.
Donald Madison was nominated
president for the coming year.
Others nominated were vice
presidents, Mrs. Austin H. Wil
son and Mrs. L N. Bacon; re
cording secretary, Mrs. Lloyd
Demarest; treasurer, Mrs. Merle
Travis; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Charles Lowe and Mrs.
James Lewis; finance officer,
Mrs. O. L Paulsen and Mrs. W.
H. Anderson; executive board
members of which three are se
lected, Mrs. George A. Gabril,
Mrs. A. W. Lovdk, Mrs. Stan-V
ley. Krueger, Mrs. Florence
Ames, Mrs. Martha Brady, Mrs.
: Fred Gahlsdorf and Mrs. Frank
Marshall. Nominations will also
' continue June 19 and election. ,
The American Legion auxil
iary scholarship award was pre
sented to Janice Middleton of
Parrish junior high by Mrs. Leon
Brown, department finance of
ficer. The . American Legion
award was presented to f Dick
Henry. From Leslie junior high
Mrs. A. W. Lovcik presented the
auxiliary award to Marcelle Al-
len, and Robert Gof frier receiy-
ed the Legion award.
The annual history award was
received this year by Stanley
Wilkes of Salem high, a $5 cash
' award. '
Five dollars will be contribu
ted to the City library for the
purchase of books for the chil
dren's department The unit
voted to purchase two $100 war
bonds during the fifth war loan
drive.
For child welfare center
clothing was sent to Roseburg
for distribution. The Marlon
county assembly of the auxil
iary will convene Friday in the
VP Kail In Aitntrs CaraVi UnwV
and Ruth V. Conrad will attend
the Girls State camp June 11 to
18, sponsored by the American
Legion auxiliary.
Monday night the executive
committee will meet at the
home of Mrs. M. Y. Brooks, 10
Evergreen avenue. The presi
dent Mrs. James Garson and
Mrs. Leon Brownvpresided at the
punch bowl, assisted by Mrs. E.
W. Ritchey.
Members ef Ma Phi Epsilon
entertained at a no-host dinner
party Tuesday night at the home
of Miss Louise Wrisley on State
street. Miss Faith Idso was elec
ted . president for the coming
year. - ;
, Mrs. Alan Hartley of Seattle
Is visiting in the capital at the
home of her brother-in-law and
sister. Major and Mrs. Hugh
Adams.
: The Udells class meeting of
the Jason Lee church for June
has been cancelled, but the group
plans a picnic meeting for early
July, - - '
- Mrs.WaUer Page ef New Day
ton, Alberta, Canada has arrived
' In the capital to visit at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
E. Wood, 1089 South High street
Miss Maxlne Brady ef Bakers-
field, Calif. Is visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Tilmaa
Foust In FridtlandV
VeMesief Vis4 Ieftl
PAf mumziD
Monday:
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Invjitatipns to
Reception
Received
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. . Invitations have been received 1
to a reception for which new
members Of Beta Chi chapter of
Alpha Chi Omega fraternity oa
the Willamette university' cam-1
pus wiR be hostesses Sunday
afternoon at the chapter house I
on Court! street; The sorority
house Is now known as Alpha I
Phi Alpha and formal installs-1
tlon off the national fraternity I
will take place this weekend. 1
University officials,! faculty, i
all Greek letter members in the 1
capital gand townspeople have
been Invited to call between 2
and 6 o'clock.: j j
Miss .Thyra Jean Currey will
introduce to the receiving line
which wiH include Mrs. Thomas
H. Adams, of Birmingham.
MiclL, national vice-president of J
Alpha Chi Omega; Mrs. Matthew
H. Scott :: Berkeley, CaliL, na- 'j
tional counsellor; Mrs. G. Her-
hort Rmfth Mf.ee TWtr Provost.
president -Mrs. William E. Kirk,!
housemother. Dean O
live M.1
Dahl, and Mrs. Robert E. Shinn,
, of the Salem Alpha Chi Omega
alumnae club, who Is chairman
of the Installation. j
Lelter Carriers'
Wives Meet
National association of Letter;
' Carriers ' and auxiliary met on.
Monday night at the chamber of!
commerce. The meeting was set;
:a week ahead to honor Millara
Doughton, who has been onl
leave from the Seabees after i
service In the Aleutians. Re-f
ports were given on USO and
poppy sale work done by the!
women of the auxiliary.
Present at the auxiliary meeUi
Ing were Mrs. Dudley Taylor,!
Mrs. Robert Garrett Mrs. Har-
mon Garrett Mrs. Millard t
Doughton. Mrs. Thomas Kenagy. l
Mrs. Charles E. Wilson, Mrs.
Clifton,-Blackman, Mrs. Walter
Persons, Mrs. M. W. Scott andi
Mrs. Dale Jory.
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Nile Club Holds
Eas Meeting j
The Daughters of the Nile,!
meeting at the Masonic temple J
on Monday, held the final busi-i
ness session of the spring under
the - direction of Mrs. V. E.
Kuhn. b resident. Hostesses were
Mrs. David Camreon, Mrs. Law-1
rence pJster and Mrs. Willis
Brownjr i- - ; '' ' i '-'.:'' 1
A gift was presented to Mrs.1
Lister, who is leaving soon to;
live in Portland, f ;
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i $5.95 Talaes. Faille
Values to
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Jkyi Revoir.
Parties :
Given .
I Salem friends are saying au
I revoir to Mr. and Mrs. Gar lea
I Simpson and son, Dick, who art
1 leaving the end of the week for
Portland to reside. They will be
I accompanied by Mrs. Carrie
3 Beechler, who will make her
I home with her son-in-law and
I daughter.' ,- . .
I Mrs. Elbert W. Roberts and
j Mrs. Edward E. Roth have in-
1 vited guests to dessert supper
I tonight at the former's homo on
South Commercial street for the
M sF sFIl ' . .
Si piewuzv ox jujsV ounpsrjo.
I Guests will be seated at small
; tables centered with bououets of
CecHe Brunner roses. Contract
ridge will be to play during tho
evening.
I Honoring Mrs. Simpson will be
Mrs. Howard Adams of San
Francisco; Mrs. Leon Perry, Mrs.
Robert Needham, Mrs. Homer L.
Goulet Miss Margaret Wagner,
Mrs. Carl G. Collins,: Mrs.
Creighton Jones, Mrs. George ,
Barnes, Mrs. Cornelius Bateson, -Mrs.
Everett Terrell, Mrs. Elbert
Roberts and Mrs. Edward Roth.
I Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Bate
son were hosts for an informal
party Wednesday night at their
country home at Pratum in com
pliment to Mr. and Mrs. Simp
son. A late supper was served
by the hostess fcra group of tha
honor guests friends. 'V
Shower Honors
Bride-Elect
! Monday night Mrs. Eileen Tra
yer, bride - elect of Mv.' Law
rence Traviss, was the, Inspira
tion of a miscellaneous shower
for which Mrs. Ben Jones of
Eugene and Mrs. Gerald Ken-
dall were hostesses at the home
lof Mrs. Kendall on North 20th
btreet
I- The evening was spent infor
mally and at the supper hour
the hostesses were assisted by
Mrs. Ray Fikert and Mrs. W.
'C. Clare.
j Bidden to honor Mrs. Traver
were Mrs. Amos Carper, Mrs.
George Alderin, Mrs. Elvin Tho
mas, Mrs. Gordon Applington,
Mrs, George Ellis, Mrs. Clarence
Graig, Mrs. Everett Holmes, Mrs.
Edgar Lloyd, Miss Mildred Lloyd,
Mrs. Sydney Lloyd, Mrs. Alma.
Johnson. Mra. Anna Macv. Mrs.
DoUy Qowes, Mrs. Dale Knight
Misg Marilyn Clare, Mrs. Carol
Courtnier, Mrs. Ben Patton, Mrs.
Darrell Guthrie, jMrs. Charles
Weaver, Mrs. B. M. Randall,
Mrs. Albert Thomas, Mrs. Or-
land Stallcope, Mrs. Robert Car-
OI Eugene Mrs. Winston
Hunt Mrs. Harold Jenson and
Mrs. Stuart Walker.
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Beverly Krueger
Has a Tarty
I Beverly Krueger celebrated
her 13th birthday on Tuesday,
with an outdoor supper and in
formal party. She is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Krueger. !
h -Attending the party were Joyce
Judson, Leah Holgate, Audrey
Simmons, Joan Smith, Virginia
Ellis, Diane Putnam, Jean Clem
ent Shirley Webber, Alice Lou-;
ise Ohling, Diane Perry, Mar
garet Acton and Beverly Krue
ger. ,
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Today, Friday and Saturday
sllk suede doth, jersey. Black,
Kelly Green, Beige, Turf Tan, Aqua,
$L5. Cotton mesa, cotton rib,
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MRS. JAY a STOCKMAN
Matron Will
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i Mrs. Jay H.' Stockman Is the!
Incentive for a number of parties
prior to her departure to Astoria
where she wd make her home.
Mr. Stockman has already left
for the coast city and his wife
and daughter, Evelyn, will join
him this month. i:
This afternoon Mrs. George
Rossman and Mrs. Custer, Ross
have invited a -large group of
friends to tea at the former's
home on "North Capitol street In
honor of Mrs. Stockman. Call
ing hours are from S to 9 o'clock.
i Mrs. H. O. Smith will preside
at luncheon Saturday afternoon
at her Center street homo in
compliment to Mrs. Stockman.
Covers win be placed for . 12
guests and contract bridge will
be in play during the afternoon.
Arrangements of early summer
flowers will provide the decor
ative note. '.. 1 ' ! .
Pioneer Honored
f Jry nirthricTV
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I Mrs. Beatrice G. Merrill of 135
Ratdiff Drive celebrated her
80th birthday. Among those who
visited, were her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and - Mrs. : Joseph
VanCleave and son Kenneth of
Stayton, Mr. Thomas. Sutton of
Newberg, Mrs. Merrill Van
Cleave, Rev. and Mrs. Stannard,
Mrs. Wheeldon and Mrs. M. Van
Eaton, all of Salem. Mrs. Mer
rill Is very active and keeps her
own home. ; !
She came to Oregon' from
Kansas in 1874 by immigrant
train to San Francisco, then by
boat to Portland and then to
Oregon City. Her parents set
tled on a claim Jn Polk county,
and later moved to Clatsop coun
ty. She took normal training at
Monmouth and taught her first
school near Astoria in 1883.
Delta Zetas -Are
Entertained j
I Delta Zeta alumnae met for
dessert supper Tuesday night at
the home of Mrs. William Brad
ford, with Mrs. B. L. Bradley,
Miss Maxine and Miss Prudence
Paulson assisting the hostess.
Boxes were packed for Russian
Relief during the evening. A
special guest was a former Sa
lem resident Miss Clara Mielke
of Los Angeles. ' f
New members welcomed
were Mrs. W. C. Magness and
Mrs. Lloyd Sanders. j
! Mrs. Roy Mink has Invited her
bridge club to her home tonight
, and a late supper will follow an
evening of cards. $
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Brown, Nary, Red,
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Margaret Crowley
Margaret will be remembered by many o! you ts lh proprietor and operator
" el "Beauty Studio." She is now with us at Price's, another illustration of the
unlimited means to which we wfll ao to secure the very best talent la fee bus
iness of beauty for our clients. Margaret Lloyd has spent two years to Holly
wood tinder the tutorship of expert hairstylists.
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We specialize in fine hodr( in fact baby-fine hair. Many women and girls
have tried but new method for putting a permanent in fine and ultra-fine hair
and we have! heard nothing but prcus in this department Women securing
these permanent have sent in other women having fine hair and we are now
not only serving Salem women! but women from, as far away as1 Portland,
who have learned about our fine hair method.-. If you have fine hair and have .
been unsuccessful in "keeping" your permanent try Price's Beauty Salon.
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Here Miss Larson conveys' to her operators fhe latest techniques available to
. the trade. When something new comes out in the beauty world, a meeting of
. staff is called and all are trained in that phase of the business. Continual stu-
dy, cxmstcmtcdertness' and untiring effort have made
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