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The OnTGOII STATwilJX Cdcra, Oregon,
Thursday Morning. September 21. ISM
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Fete Mrs,
Busick
J Mrs. Glenn Stevens and Mrs.
' Harold Busick will be hostesses
. for a dessert luncheon Saturday
afternoon at the former's noma
on Horth 23rd street in compli
ment to Mrs. Raymond Busick,
- who recently returned from Ge-
neva, New. York where she ho
been residing with her navy hus
band the past two years.
Guest will be seated at small
tables centered with bouquets of
zinnias, asters and other autumn
flowers. Arrangements of the
i same flowers will) be used about
the guest rooms. Contract bridge
will b in play during the after- '
noon. . . V I
' Honoring Mrs. Busick will be
Mrs. H.-T. Irving, Mrs. Alfred
GerHnger, Miss Maxine Paulsen,
Mrs. Wilson Siegmund, Mrs.
Wheeler R. English, Mrs. Thome
' H. Hammond, , Mrs. Wayne - J.
Page and Mrs. E. B. Bossatti, Mrs.
WiUia mOtt, Mrs. D. O. Reine
mer and Mrs. Harold E. Holmes
of Dallas, Mrs. Harold Busick
and Mrs. Glenn Stevens. ! .
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What they can do , - - ,
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! Saturday,; September - 23 has
been set as the date for the mar
riage of Miss Mary Margaret
HAYES VILLE Aldene Frey
has completed enlistment in the
WAVES and will go to Hunter
college, NY, on November 12.
uage ui jnu mi7 joargarei ! t
Llvesay, daughter of Mr.V and SnrnntV
Mrs. R. ILXivesay of Dallas, and VA MA 1
Alumnae
Officers Are
Reelected
Officers of the Salem Philhar
monic orchestra association were
reelected on Tuesday night when
the executive board met at the
telephone office. - The constitu
tion of the organization requires
that to be an active group, the
board must hold meetings at reg
ular intervals; this was the re
quired meeting. - . "
The association has been inac
tive during the past two years
because of the war, but plans to
continue work upon Its conclu
sion. N.H .' . ; '
Harry V. Collins was reelected.
president of the 6 organization;;
Judge George Rossman, Charles
H. Huggins and Mrs. Karl Becker
vice - presidents; Mrs. Russell
Bonesteele, secretary; Miss Nel
lie Schwab, treasurer. .
Barlows Parents
Of Daughter
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Major and Mrs. Frank S, Bar- "
low jr., of. Portland, are beings
congratulated no the birth of a
daughter, Susan': Jo, born on
September 4' at St Vincent's
hospital in Portland. The moth
er, Marjorie Safford, was for-
merly of Salem. Major Barlow ,
flew home for, four days 'to see
his daughter, and has now re
turned to duty as executive offi-v
cer of a railroad 'operating bat
talion. '
Grandparents are 1 Mr. and
Mrs. Charles J. Safford of port
land, formerly of Salem, Mr. and
Mrs. F. S.' Bar low of Los Ange
les. Great godmothers are Mrs.
E. E. Aubrey of Tangent and
Mrs. Belle Looney, Portland. '
Betty Toeys
Sets the . :
Date -
' Miss Betty Toevs and Mr.
Adolf O. Krehbiel have set thier
wedding day for Sunday, October
8. The bride-elect is the daughter
of Mrs. Katherine Toevs and her
fiance is the son of Mrs. Chris-;
tina Krehbiel of Pratum.
." The marriage ceremony will
take place at the home of the
bride's brother and sister-in-law, .
Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Toevs, on
Cascade Drive at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon. ' -.v-:
Mrs. Arthur L. Levin (Barbara
Taylor) will be the honor at
tendant and Mr. Henry Toevs will
serve as best man. ,
'The couple will reside m Pra
tum where he is proprietor of
the Pratum Merchantile com
pany. '..
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, BunatM and Profcaaioeat Wo.
" man's club board, meeta wiU
Phebe ftcAdams, 7S South X2tft
street. TJO p.m. i
Woman's Relief Corps aid sod
ety wil lCn. W. O. Walker. IMS
North Summer street, 2 pjn. . i
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ridelis class. Jason Lee Metb
J odist chvirch, covered dtth din
ner mettng, S.30 pjn at church. :
SATUnpAT -,.:-' 1
Salem Woman's club meet at
(lubhoua. SdO pm, board, meet -Ing
at 1, pjn. -
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Salemp Cetmcu Church wome
meet at? YWCA, 1 pja.
WEDNISSDAT I
PreabrterUn Woman's associa
tlon meet at church, 2 pjn.
Hostesses
Eniertain
At
Bridge
Legion Installs
New President
New Officers for
WCTU Group - . :
The South Salem WCTU has
announced the following officers
for the new organization year,
beginning the first of October;
president, Mrs. Vergil Burson;
vice-president, Mrs, Bessie Coo-,
per; recording : secretary Mrs.
Mason Bishop; corresponding
, secretary,; Mrs. C. W. Stgcey;
treasurer, Mrs. Alma Barkus.
- Mrs. Cooper and Mrs.. Baxkus
were reelected to their - offices,
while the remaining are new.
Retiring from office 'were Mrs. '
Mason Bishop as president, Mrs..
Charles Haworth as recording
secretary and Mrs.. George Hen
derson as corresponding secre
ts ry. ;
Eastern Star
Social Meeting '
Members and visitors ot Chad
wick Chapter, Order of the East
ern Star met Tuesday night at
Masonic Temple; Obligation
night was observed, i .'
After the meeting Mrs. Ed
ward Kortzeborn, accompanied
by Mrs. Ronald Craven, sang a
; group of songs for the pleasure of
the chapter.
Supper was served in the din
ing room, decorated with bou
quets of fall flowers. -
Mrs. William Connell Dyer,
and Mrft. Clayborne Dyer have
Invited 4 group of friends to their
I home or! North lJth street Fri
1 day night - - - -
' Contract bridge will be in play
"2 A c . . ' ' during the evening. A late sup-
Capital Umt 9, AmencanW- per will be served by the hos
ion Auxiliary held its first reg- Guest3 .eated at
rJT8 small tables centered with bou-
aighr at eight o-ckK at the u 0 Bnd
Salem Woman'sclub. Mrs. Don other et, wlll dtcottt9
Madison was installed as presi- T
dent at an impressive candlelight Buew 1 1 '
ceremony. Mrs. Madison's assis- I -
ting officers for the coming year;
are Mrs. Austin H. Wilson, first
vice-president; Mrs. I. N. Bacon,' ,
, second vice-president; Mrs. Frank.
Marshall, secretaryr Mrs. W. H.
' Anderson, finance officer; Mrs.
George Gabriel, Mrs. John H.
Brady and Mrs.' A. W. Lovick,
members at large of the executive
; board.'
Mrs. Frank Marshall made the
arrangements for the installation
which was presided over by Mrs.
Leon Brown, department finance
officer. Mrs. Brown was assisted
by past presidents Mrs. Earl An-
dresen, Mrs. ' Arthur . Johnson, :
Mrs. Glenn Porter, Mrs Jennie
Bartlett, Mrs. W. W. Woodruff,
Mrs. Albert Gragg, Mrs. Stanley
Krueger and Mrs. Frank Mar
shall. , ; .i - '
Mrs. James Garson, retiring
president, gave her report on the
year's work. Mrs. E. J. Krotze-
' born sang several solos. Delegates
to the ' department convention
held in August at Portland gave
reports on the various meetings
they attended.
At the reception following the
meeting Mrs. Harold F. Perkins
of Tacoma, a past unit president,
and. Mrs. Leon Brown presided
at the urns. The serving table was
decorated wit a bouquet ot fall
flowers and lighted tapers.
, A meeting of the membership
committee was announced for to
night at the home of Mrs. Walter
Spaulding. Mrs. Madison Is. giv
ing a dessert supper Monday,!
September 25, at her home for the
officers and committee chairmen.
Mr. Paul Jaquita, son. of Mr, and
Mrs. Walter Jaquita of Newberg.
The wedding will take place in
I Dallas at the Methodist church .
with Rev, Harold SheUhart' of
Gresham officiating at 3 o'clock.
The bride will be attended by .
her cousin, Mrs. E. L. Sandquist ,
of Eugene, land her brother, TS
Ralph W. Iivesay, Home on fur--lough
enroute to Camp Crowder,
Missouri, win serve as best man
for Mr. Jaquith. : '..
The wedding reception will be
held at the church immediately .
after the ceremony. 1 , '
The couple will reside in Sa
lem until November 1, at whlcav
time they will go to Waitesburg,
Wash., where Mr. Jaquith has ac-
cepted a student appointment at :
the Methodist church. While in
Waitesburg ; they both will attend
Whitman college. j .
' Miss Livesay is a senior at Wil
lamette university; She has been
prominent In music circles and a
member of Mu Phi Epsilon. na
tional music honorary. Her fi
ance is a junior at Willamette
and has been attending the sum
mer session. He is a pre-theo-logical
student and has been
youth director at the First Meth-
odist church the past year. He
is member of Kappa Gamma
Rho fraternity. -
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Credit!' Women
.Hold Meeting .
Members! of the Salem Credit"
Meet
Sorority alumnae groups are
beginning their fall activities and
several meetings were scheduled
this weeia.::v: y-:'r?&Xit
Mrs. jarne Ericksen enter
tained the Delta Zeta alumnae at
her home on South Cottage street
Tuesdaynight Election of offi
cers was held with Mrs. William
Bradford, 1 president; and Miss
Maxine paulsen, secretary-treas-jurer.
Mrs. Emmett Kleinke is
. the retiring president ;.
A dessert supper was served by
the hostess with an evening of
cards following. The group plans
to assist with Red Cross and war
work, ths winter.
Present were Mrs. Floyd Bow
ers, Mrs! William Bradford, Mrs.
B. L. Bradley, Mrs. Esther fas
. ton of Stayton, Mrs. C L Hays,
Mrs. Charles Feike, Mrs. Emmett
1 Kleinke,! Miss Maxine Paulsen,
Mrs. Gloria Magnus, Mrs. Virgil
' Sexton, Mrs. Uoyd Sanders, Mrs.
Doris Griffin; Miss Catherine
Rowe off Dallas and Mrs. Bjarne
Erickseni
Mrs. Donald J. Armpriest op-
ened her home to alumnae of Al
pha Gamma Delta Tuesday night
At the first fall meeting of the
group Mrs. Ervin L. Peterson
was elected president of the
alumnaei ,
A dessert supper ' was served
by the hbstess. The evening hours
were spent informally. , ' Bou
GloriaKoch Has
Birtt day Party j t
Glorii Koch, daughter tof Mr;
and Mr. William C Koch, was :
honoredj on her ' fifth birthday
Saturday afternoon at an infor
mal party. Games were in play
during the afternoon with birth
day cake and refreshments serv
ed later Mrs. Koch was assisted
by Mrs. i Ross Jones and Mrs. Ce
cil Manon. The red, blue and
white cflor scheme was carried
out in tte table appointments, f '.
Honong Gloria were Lucille
Schindler,; Helen Calahan, Shar-
on ; and Glenda Lee Barker,
Sharon 1 and Sandra Johnson,
Rosemafyj Manion, Sharon nda
Donna I Jean Whitacre Gary '
Manion v and Charles Stoop. Ad-
-.Mr.
director
AntHonys Home
From Trip
Women a .Breakfast ; elub held quets of i autumn flowers provid-
xneir meeting at Schneider's on - ed the decorative note.
Tuesday morning. TIrs. Bessie
Kayser, president presided;. Mrs.
Dorothy Hill was in charge of
the' educational lesson. Mrs.
Hazel Johnson and Miss Dorothy
Hellekes were introduced as new
members, j "'
. The nominating committee for
selection of candidates to be
elected on October. S are Mrs.
Alta Myerst chairman, Miss Lil
lian Kayser and Miss Lena Blum.
The board meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Kayser at
6:30, September 2S.
The Salem club will entertain
other clubs! of this region on Oc
. tober 7 and 8 when the regional
conference is i held here. Mrs.
Kayser announced her chairmen
for the conference as Mrs. Alta
Myers, general chairman; "Mrs.
R. Anthony, program
of Salem USO, has re
turned from a two weeks vaca
tion spent at Victoria, B.C, Se
attle, and Lake Sutherland on
, the Olympic Peninsula. With
him was; Mrs. Anthony, whom he
met at Victoria as she returned
via the Canadian Pacific route
from a three months' visit in the
east:
Mrs. Anthony's trip included
visits at the homes of her daugh
ter, Mrs! E. G. Squire, r in Se-
attle; her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
" JRobert vpBayne. in Oiicago: her
Louise Jones, favors: Mrs. T5erfc tontet,1 Mrs. E. H. Caldwell,
vaise Elliott, decorations; Mrs. 1X1(1 f on, Bruce C. Anthony,
Else Alia, registration: Mrs. Hel-' t0"1 of Niagara Falls, N.Y. She
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ditionali guests were Mrs. M.
mon Mrs. Ross Jones, and Mrs.
Cecil Manion.
Mrs. Raymend BUI ef Hous
ton, Texas, is visiting in, Salem
with friends and relatives. She
was called here by the recent
illness fo her father; Mr. W. N.
Hulsey. Enroute Mrs. HilL visit
ed in Burbank, California, with
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hulsey
and family. While in Salem she'SOC BRIEFS
Mrs. Lindgren
To Entertain
Mrs. N. J. Lindgren has Invited
members of her club to a lunch
eon Friday afternoon at her home
on North Captiol street' Bridge
will be in play after the luncheon
hour.. .;, - 'Vr.v." ';
Special guests will be 'Mrs.
Earnest Easton and Mrs. W. W.
Moore, Memebers are Mrs. Homer
V. Carpenter, Mrs. Max O. Bur
, erv Mrs. A. F. Marcus, Mrs. John
W. Harbison, Mrs. Lynn Purvine,
Mrs. L. L. Laws, Mrs. R. T. Boals
and Mrs. Lindgren. ' . '-
' Miss Patricia Vandenejrnde
and her brother, Ensign Rodney.
'.Vandeneynde, have been spend
ing, several days in Eugene vis
Itig with friends. They were ac
companied by Ensign , Vande-
neynde's Alpha Tau Omega fra
ternity brother, Lt ; William
, CMalley . of McMinnville Miss
Vandeneynde " went 7 down for
rush week and was at the Pi Beta
-Phi house. . f
Visitors Will :
Be Guests
Mr. and Mr Leon Perry will
entertain at dinner tonight; in
compliment' to Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph jR. Matthews of 'Kansas
City, Missouri at their Jefferson
street home. j
Covers will be placed lor jir.
and Mrs. Matthews, Dr. and Mrs.
Harry jH. Olinger and Mr. and
Mrs. ijeon Perry Mr. and Mrs.
Matthews have been visiting at
the Olinger home and spent part
of thei time at the Olinger beach
home t Neskowin. 5 . I j
WOODBURN At a charming
ly appointed tea Sunday after
noon t her home at. 185 East
Lincoln street Mrs. E. J. Allen
complimented her daughter,
Mrs. tionald Lauer, of Oakland,
who, with her two small sons,
Allen nd Donnie, are vacation
' ing with her parents.
Mrs Paul Mills presided at
1 the coffee urn and Mrs. J, J. Hall
poured tea. Othef guests during
the afjernoon.were! Mri Hi F.
Butterfield, Mrs. N. Hall, Mrs.
O. L. Withers, Mrs. Kenneth Mc
Grath,Mrs. John Muir, Mr, less
' T. Fikln, Mrs. L. S. Mochel, Irs.
iFred Odgers,-Mrs.EarlHouse-;
weart nd Miss Zoa Lowthian.
en Livingston, publicity; Miss
Lillian Kayer, program. -
Return From
Convention "
Home from Chicago where they
attended the annual meeting of
the American Bar association are
Judge and) Mrs. George Rossman
and Mr. and Mrs. Custer Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross left late in
August, going east by the Cana
dian route; and enjoying a cruise
of the Great Lakes. They visited
in New Yprk City before going
to Chicago.
will be at the home of her father
on South 18th street This is her
first visit home in 1$ years
Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Gast are
receiving congratulations on the.
birth of-a son, Stefan Paul, on
Monday at the Deaconess hospi
tal. The little boy, who weighed
eight pounds, seven ounces, has
an older brother, Frederick.
Mrs. Dana Brasted of Port
Henry? New York, who has been
spending the summer at the
home of her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bruf
fee, on East Nob HflV entrained
for her home Tuesday. She will
visit friends enroute east at Mar
shall town, Iowa, and Chicago. ,
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Arbor, Mich in the home of
Syed Sipajuddin Kadri of India.
WhUel in Niagara Falls Mrs.
Anthony was entertained by the
Association of Professional Wo
men Writers and other organiza
tions ofjUrhich she was formerly
an active member. A daughter,
Naomi Susan CaldwelL was born
on August 2 to Mr. and Mrs. E.
H. CaldwelL a granddaughter of
the Anthonys. '
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