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Miss Tracy
To Wed in''
East
Entraining lor the east coast
on March 11 will be Miss Patri
cia Tracy and her mother, Mrs.
J. C. Tracy of Dallas. Miss Tra
cy's marriage to Mr. Warren
Hunter, United States navy, will
take place oo March . the day
of Mr Hunter's graduation from
Harvard naval supply school, at
which time he will receive his
ensign's commission. - "J
The ceremony will take place
In Appleton chapel at Harvard
Memorial church in Cambridge,
Mass, at 4 o'clock in the after
noon. Miss Tracy's only attendant
will be a friend. Miss Wilms
Boesch of Pendleton, who now
resides in New York. Mr. Hunter
has asked one of his classmates.
Mr. William Hutchinson, to be
his best man.
The couple expect to honey
moon in New York and on the
east coast before they leave for
his new assignment.
: Miss Tracy, who has a wide
- circle of friends in Salem, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C
Tracy of Dallas. Her fiance is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul W.
Hunter of Shetton, Wash. The
bride-to-be is a graduate of St
Helen's halL She attended Ore
gon State college and later grad
uated from Willamette univer
V sity.J5he Is a member of Pi Beta
Phi. Mr. Hunter attended Wil
lamette university, later trans
ferring to the nary V-12 pro
gram. He is a member of Kap
pa Gamma Rho fraternity. '
Party at Grider Heeae
A large, party being planned
in Miss Tracy's honor will be an
event of Thursday night at the
home or Mr. and Mrs. C X Cri
der in Dallas. Hostesses with
Mrs. Crkier will be Mrs. Carl N.
Retzer and Mrs. William C Ret
ter. Seventy guests have. been
invited to the informal recep
tion and miscellaneous shower.
-During the evening a sextette
of high school girls from Dallas
Including Charlotte Jones. Elvi
ra Frey, Mardei Osborn, Kareen
Van Den Batch, Rosella Hiebert
and Bonnie Fries en will sing.
Dorothy Wiens will be the ac
companist. Charlotte Jones will
also sing several solos. Joseph
ine Albert Spaulding will sing
two number, accompanied by
Miss Darline Gleason.
' Presiding at the coffee urns
and cutting the ices will be Mrs.
Edward K. Piaseeki of Salem,
Mrs. Clint Foster. Mrs. Oscar
Hayter and Mrs. Robert R. Van
Orsdel. Assisting in the serving
will? be Miss Beatrice Benge,
Hiss Evelyn Collins, Mrs. Lau
ra Linden and Bliss Faith Vine.
Miss, Myra Starbuck and Mrs.
Tbeone Grenf eil will be in
charge of the gifts.
The dining room decorations
will be all white with an ar
rangement of calla lilies and
white tapers centering the serv
ing table and buffet Bouquets
of mixed spring flowers will be
used about the guest rooms.
Salem branchy Oregon Music
Teachers' association will meet
on "Puesday at Schmeder's cof
fee, shop at 11:45 o'clock for lun
cheon honoring . Alfred Miro
vitch, pianist, who is here for a
two-day stay. Miss Frances Vir
ginia Melton will preside at the
business. j
District Ne. I ef the Oregea
State's Nuraes association will
sneet at 8 p. m. Monday at the
curses' residence. Salem General
- hospital. Miss Eunice Tunni
eliff, principal of Oregon State
School for the Blind, is arrang
ing an interesting program.
, Board of directors meet at 7:30
p. m, -
Girl Reserves'
- Corner.
Members of Parrish and Leslie
eighth grade Girt Reserves vis
ited . legislature and- the state
. house on Tuesday afternoon.
Leslie ninth met without their
president, Phyllis Keith and
planned a boy-girl party ' for
i ' March.- . , -'
! Tri-Y News -" ;,v
On Monday. Winifred Heard
chapter of Tri-Y worked on
ecrapbooks and "planned activ
ities, r Grace Elliott and Abbie
Graham chapters met Wednes-
day and heard Miss M Dierksen,
j director of educatien at the state
. hospital as speakers. .The speak
! era also appeared before Rhode
McCullough and Margaret
4 Meade chapters on Thursday,
i and will speak to other groups
' next week.
Fourteen girls have gone from
Salem to the mid-winter confer
ence at Astoria. Jn$t Miller, '
Marjorie Lundahl. Eene Mc-
Cune, Marjorie Quamrne, Con
nie Cocking, Shlrley.Luidahl,
Dorothy Bouffleur, Jeanne Fos
ter, Harriet Huston, Jean Swift
and Pat Brown. Ilamay ' Borne -from
the school for the deaf, la
delegate from the group there.
. Miss Ethel Pierson and Mrs. Neil
Brown are with them. , , .,
Salem girls are responsible for
the program this morning.
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isa Patricia Anne Leary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William F. Leary, who will arrlye Monday morning
from Los Angeles, where she is a sophomore at Occidental
college, to spend the spring vacation with her parents.
Miss Leary was recently elected: president and represen
tative of the Forensic club of Occidental. She also won
second place honors for humorous reading and acting be
fore the University clubs of Los Angeles and Occidental.
She is also active in sports and radio. f . ; I
Roberta Sears
Has Birthday
Roberta Sears, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sears, cel
ebrated her tenth birthday Sat
urday afternoon when her mo
ther entertained a large group
of her friends at a luncheon at
the Sears' country place. Shar
ing honors with Robert was Mrs.
Herman Schellberg, who cele
brated her 78th birthday.
The young guests were seated
at a large table decorated pink
and yellow. Bouquets of daffo
dils, forsythia and quince 'were
arranged on the tables and about
the rooms. Assisting Mrs. Sears
were Mrs. Rex Hartley and Mrs.
James G. Pate.
Roberta's guests were Julia
Ann Miller, Marcia Maple, Pat
ty Deeney, Irene DeVries, Mary
Crane, Ida Jo Henderson, Ruth
Hart, Joan NeaL Patsy Snider,
Judith Foreman, Astrid Severin,
Barbara Franzwa, Barbara
Bonesteeie, Judy SchemeiL Clau
dia and Clarice Waters, Kay
Tomlinson and Beverly Farris.
Other guests were Mrs. Her
man Schellberg, Mrs. James A.
Paty, Mrs Henry Thielsen, Mrs.
John Crane, Mrs. H. G. Hender
son, Mrs. T. Harold Tomlinson,
Mrs. Rex Hartley and Mrs.
James G. Pate.
Jewels Complete
Visit Here
Mrs. Marion C. Jewel and son
Jimmy have spent six weeks
with the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Johnson and left
Saturday to spend a few days in
Portland with her sister and
lamily, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Car
ter. They will entrain Wednes
day for Champaign, HL, to join
LL Jewell who is taking special
training at Chanute field.
The Jewels were formerly at
Hobbs, NM. where Lt Jewel
was an instructor in B-17. Fol
lowing completion of his special
work they will return to Hobbs.
Mrs. Jewel is the former Mar
garet Johnson and came to Sa
lem because of the illness of her
father.
Miss Henny Will
Wed Sailor
Mr. and Mrs. John Henny are
announcing the engagement of
their daughter Roseann Henny
to Mr. Richard Evans Hart, son
of Mr. and Mrs. L. IL Hart of
Portland.
Miss Hen y is a graduate of
Salem high tchooL In May ahe
will be graduated from St Jo
seph's hospital school of nursing
in Vancouver, Washington. Mr.
Hart was graduated from Ben
son high school in Portland and
prior to his enlistment in the
merchant marines attended No
tre Dame university. He recent
ly received a medical discharge
following lt months overseas,
. and is now employed in Port
land. No date has been set for
the wedding. "
The Weeaaans association ef
the First Presbyterian church
will meet at the church on Wed
nesday afternoon. The executive
board meeting win be at one
. o'clock. Mrs. George K. Aiken
will give a talk titled "Lincoln
TourGeraldine Schmoker will
play violin solos. -
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? CLUB CALENDAR
MOVnAT i f
Past l President. United Span
ish War Veterans auxiliary with
Mrs. P. C Petersen. 1823 Souttt
Hlgn street. 7:30 pan. j n t
Oregon Stat mothers meet at
YWCA; S p.m. i i;. i
Women of Rotary 8 husbands
luncheon. Golden Pheasant, noon.
Chapter BQ. PEO sisterhood,
with Mrs. Robert WUson. 122?
North 6th street. 1:49 pun. if
AB of PEO, with Mrs. KOea
Fisher; Mrs. H. K. Barrett co
hostess, 7:49 pjn. ,
TUESDAY S ' .11
Daughters of St. Elizabeth
meet at Episcopal parish hall.
1 : P.m. i p i .
TOE auxiliary card party, t
p.m , initiation at S pjn. i i
. Eastern Star social afternoon
dub. all day meeting. . -n
Sons of Union Veterans and
auxiliary, covered dish dinner,
with Mrs. Clara McDerby, 2011
Trade street, t.30 pjn. ii ,
AAUW radio group wtth Mrs.
H. J. Thomas, 1170 North list
street, ' 2 p.m. k - $ - j
BPW dinner meeting. Golden
Pheasant. 6:30 p.m. 3
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Presbyterian woman's associa
tion, 2. pjn. t . s : ,
Ladies Aid ol Knight Memor
ial church, luncheon, 12 JO p.m,
speaker. 2:30 p.m. ij
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Skating Party I
For Lions Club
Hollywood Lions club mem
bers and auxiliary will be hosts
for a skating party at the Salem
ice arena Monday night from t
to 10 oclock in honor of mem
bers of the Salem and West Sa
lem Lions clubs and auxiliaries.
A program and refreshments
tion numbers by figure skaters.
Aprogram and refreshments
will follow the skating party at
the Lions Den. Mr. and Mrs. Al
Cross head the committee in
charge of arrangements with Mr.
and Mrs. Al Barry iiHnt j
The iNew
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Nuptials to
Be Read
Today j
This afternoon at; 4 o'clcok
Miss Helen Fan ton will become
the bride of Private James Shel
don, United States j: army air
corps, in the Carrier room of
the first Methodist church. The
bride is the daughter; of Mr. Ed
win Fanton of Bremerton, Wash,
and Mrs. Wynn P. Grler ol Med
ford. Her husband is the son of
Mr. E. R. iSheldon and Mrs.
Glenn Burright I
" Dr. J. Cj Harrison will per
form the ceremony before the
fireplace which will be banked
with pink and white; carnations
and snapdragons and white ta
pers. Miss i Helen Hughes will
sing "Always" and Love You
Truly. Mr.sthel Benner will
play the accompaniments and
wedding march. I
The bride, who will be given
In marriage ( by her father, has
chosen a pastel aqua, blue cos
tume suit for her wedding. She
win wear a white flower hat of
gardenias and wear brown ac
cessories. She will carry a white
bible with al marker of garden
ias. .-; j ., I
Mist Jean; Fanton, who came
north from Palo Alto,' where she
and her sister have been resid
ing, will be the honor attend
ant. She will pear a; mist pink
suit with black accessories and
a corsage of gardenias and roses.
Mr. Donald Cutler j will stand
with Private Sheldon as best
man. ! .
A reception will be held at the
home of Mr j and Mrs; Carl ha
fei 3612 State street
After a wedding trip to the
Oregon coast the hewlyweds
will leave for Denver to reside
while he is stationed nearby at
; Lowry field; (
The bride and her husband-to-be
are graduates of Salem
schools. She has been a stenog
rapher at Dibble General hos
pital in Palo Alto. I
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Farewell Given
Dale Jorys f
A farewell party was given
to : Mr. and ; Mrs. Dale Jory on
Friday night when members of
the National association of Let
ter Carriers: and auxiliary sur
prised them at their North
Church street home. The guests
brought a covered dish supper.
Fallowing the meaL I the group
went to the: basement room for
. games. S I
Mr. Jory lis changing from a
carrier to a clerk at the post of
fice. . I
Guests wire Mr. and Mrs.
Harmon Garrett Mr and Mrs.
Robert Garrett MrJ and Mrs.
Ml W. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Yung, Mr. and Mrs. Charles .
Wilson, Mrs. Thomas Brantner,
Mrs. Robert Wagers, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Rock, Mr.!: and Mrs.
Ray Crittenden, Mr. 'John French
and Mr. Bruce Rothrock.
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Members of the Delta Tau
Gamma Mother's club will en
tertain the (Delta Tau Gamma
members, at a no-host dinner,
at the YWCA Monday night
Mrs. E. B. Daugherty Is presi
dent of the Mother's club.
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Mrs. Carl Emmons and Mrs.
Gail Sanders will be hostess to
members of chapter. BC, PEO
Tuesday night at a dessert sup
per at the! f ormera home on
Fawk street
Shipment of
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Orecoa, Sondoy Morning, February 25, 1WI . ' -: -- v : .i.
fton't Xook
bnt .. Misjudging peopla
thing to da jTdka the night dub operator
far instancs. we always thought they wanted I
to keep open! late, for theirown good. Now
we find that it's only because of fee poor ur j
derprfvileged swing shift worker and the I
soldiers on furlough, feat feey are carrying
on into fee early morning hours. r
Conreisanon. . . The youngsters in fee
front row at fee concert Monday may not be j
able to say trjat feey fcflked wife! Adolf Buschi
the world famous conductor of
ted, but feey ban certainly say!
them.
Small
request . . It would
Thimble IClub
At Fox Home
Mrs.. Conrad Fez. Jr, opened
' her home to members of the
Book and Thimble club on
Thursday afternoon. .
Work on an sighan for Vet
eran's hospital was done during
the afternoon. ! '
A card party :wiH be given at
the Rollin Beaver home on
March 3 for club members . and
their friends. I
The next meeting will be at
the home of the president Mrs.
Paul Wishart oh March when
a spring plant sale will be held.
Members present were Mes
dames L. F. Brown, Boss Dam
rell, Herbert Kane, Charles
Schwartz, Paul Wishart, Charles
Adams and Fern Morgan. Guests
were Mrs. Robert I Adams and
daughter Shirley.
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Women ef Zatary wCl held
their annual "Husband's Day"
luncheon Monday at 12 o'clock
at the Golden Pheasant The
guest speaker will be Dean Beu
na Maris, dean of women of Ore
gon State college. Josephine Al
bert Spaulding will be the solo
ist All members and their hus
bands are invited to attend.
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Junior Women
Meet Monday
I The Salem Junior Woman's
club win hold a meeting on Mon
day night, beginning with a 7:30
board meeting, with the regular
meeting at 8 o'clock.
" A social night Is being plan
ned: by the committee including
Mrs. Lee Crawford, chairman,
Mrs. Roy Mink, Mrs. A. El Ro
ethlin, Mrs. Howard Conkleand
Mrs. R. E WorraL
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Luncheon For
Mrsj Mudd I
: I Mrs. Clifton Mudd i was hon
ored on" her birthday when Mrs. ,
X N. Chambers entertained a,
group of friends at a smartly ar
ranged ! luncheon Thursday sft
emooD S at her country place,
EasterlooaV : .. , .-. j
1 1 Arrangements of heather, da
phne and daffodils provided the
decorative note. Covers were
placed for eight guests. Contract
bridge Was In play after the lun
cheon hour. j .
! Mrs. H. J. Thomas will open
her home, 1170 North 21st
street to members of the AAUW
radio group Tuesday: afternoon
at 2 o'clock. The broadcast will
be a round table discussion on
some Issues in Poland' case.
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Symposium
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Feature of j
Meeting j
- Public relations commit ee
members of the Salem Business
and Professional Women's club
have arranged a symposium
from the division of speech and
dramatic arts department at the
University of Oregon as a f eat
"urs "of tht regular dinner meet-
ing of the club Tuesday night at
the Golden Pheasant at 0:30
o'clock. . . " - ' j ' I
The subject will be Tost War
Relations Between United States
and Eussli. Winston Carl is
chairman of the symposium
which is composed of Wllma
Foster and Pat McCormack.
Mist Joyce Edgell will play a
Russian dance, "Trepak," for the
guests, Mrs. Jessie Bush Mickel
son is arranging the Russian mu
sic. Mrs. William Linfoot is
chairman of the public relations
committee. Members included
Mrs. Byron Herrick, Mrs. Win
nie Pettyjohn, Miss Grace Gil
liam, Miss Irene Hollenbeck,
Mist Mabel Savage, Miss Effie
Smith, and Miss Carolyn Wilson.
Russian decorations will be
used on the dinner tables. Miss
Phebe- McAdams will preside at
the business session. Short talks
will be given by Miss Josephine
Evans, who will speak on "Child
Labor Amendment'' and Mrs.
Carmalite Weddle, who will talk
oil Tederal Aid for Education."
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