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Tha OREGON STATESMA1I, Salem. Oregon. Sunday Morning. March 25, 1S45
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Betrothal of
? Coed Told
At Party,.
K Miss Oarica Busselle has Join
ed the ever-growing ranks t
brides-elect For Saturday ait-
; ernoon at a luncheon at the Gol
den Pheasant Miss Busselle an-
; nounced her betrothal to Mr.
Fred S. Anunsen, Jr.,' seaman
first class, radar. United States
navy. The bride-to-be is the"
daughter of Mrs. Lloyd Dem
arest and Mr. IL T. Busselle of
Tacoma. Her fiance is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Anun
sen, No plans have been made
for the wedding.;
Guests were told the news
when they pulled miniature an
chors oat of a large ship made
of spring flowers in the center
of thu luncheon table. On the
anchors were-the names of the
betrothed couple, "Frltx and
i Clarice.' .At each place were
small blue destroyers.
Bidden to hear' the news were
i. Mrs. Thomas Hill, jr., Mrs. Ro
bert Brady, jr.. Miss Marian
Wampler, Miss Lorraine Mur
dock. Miss Thelma Wilcox, Miss
Betty Bruckman, Miss Bernice
Bowersox, Miss Mary Ann Bra
dy, Miss Carolyn Brady, Miss
Dorothy Symes, Miss Evelyn
Johnson, Miss Joan Roddy, Miss
Florence Lewis, Miss Jean Row
land, Miss Donna end Miss Ger-
v aldine Shafer, Mrs. Coralit Nich
ols,. Miss Vesta Shinn and the
bride-elect's mother, Mrs. Lloyd
Demarest.
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jQte?. Cook flo w .
j but . . ifs rather nice to have our town!
to piirselves again, 'pamparatively speaking.
Ths exit of legislators cmd basketball play-
er4 leaves us pretty much to ourselves, bar-
ring a few thousand strangers. - I
i Joe thing we notice. . .. Is that the mllkf
bottles and what always looked like A-l bot-
ties which decorated the outside of the winj
daws of fee Marlon hotel, have gone, alongf
with the legislators. They must be a healihy
. loi those lawmakers. ,
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most diabolical things sometimes. Maybe t'
roost . . f t soring in the -air.
7L We moved fee phonograph to
Sfeebeduso be. the table where the
Swfused to sit the bed went fcrhere
. SXwas and the shin-high I
Whi fee middle of the floor. -Now when
wegrope for fee light we meet up wife the
footstoTwe crash agairtjie rAonograph
on fee way to bed and we knock agamstihe
. v i .1 rmvwhere else. The only
Put siomethina over. . ; on the gas siti v.rr j, j. wrr n nut a mouse trap
uation and take yourself for a slow and lni - We usuaUy have the nosedrops we
teresttog ride around town. You just must wnere w i
not miss the blossoms, they won't last long use in me im Maxine Buren
if Interesting change. . . We felnk of fee.
'ton Holier C8! - Dorothy Keniiey
Mr. Joseph Felton, Mrs.Tnorne , ,
H Hammonol and Miss Hattie President
BratzeL ! :
Mrs. Fred j Cast, first vice
president of the club, will be the
toastmistress.! Theme for , the
banquet is "Star GazingV The
Trl-Y triple trio will sing -and
Miss Margaret Hood will play
Banquet -at
on
Mi3s Leona Tingelstad, left, and Miss Marilyn Nelson,
right, popular : Willamette, university coeds, who. announced
their engagements to Salem men at a dinner party on March 1$J Miss Tingelstad, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Tin
gelstad, is betrothed to Mr. John Wflliam Stortz, son of Mr. imd Mrs. Ed Stortz. Miss Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C S.
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brown. No dates have been set for fee wed-
thelr fiances,: who also attend Willamette, are members of Sigma
Nelson, Is engaged to Mr. Val Daje Sloper, jr,
dings. The coeds are members of Delta Phi sorority and
lau iratemity. gtenneu-mus pnoxos;.
Miss Busselle Is a graduate of RPA Ol Tl Tl
ilem schools and a sophomore " J-1111 Iwl
Meeting
Salem schools and a sophomore
at Willamette university. She
wears the Pi Beta Phi arrow.
Her fiance is also" Salem high
school graduate and attended
Willamette university for one
year before entering the navy.
He is now stationed in Hawaif
Birthday Party
For WalHe Park
Wallie Park, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace R. Park celebrated
his seventh birthday Wednes
day at a party given at the fam
ily house. Easter decorations
were used.
Bidden to the p a r t y were ,
Jimmy Baker, Dennis and Keith
Olson, Susan Je Grier, Sharleen -and
Carol Scott, Karlene Quis
tad, Karen Covert, Carmen Shi
rola, Ronnie Baler, Joel Park,
Donnie Tonack. Jerald Daven
port, Rodney, Kathleen and Glo
ria Schmidt
Additional guests were Mrs.
Wilbur Olson and Mrs. Ralph
Webb.
The evening Msrflewer guild
of the First Congregational
church will meet on Monday
night at 8 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Paul Harvey, 1085 North
16th street Miss Esther Gulley
will talk about religious educa
tion in the schools.
HILL CITT Mrs. E4aa Jen
kens entertained Monday after
noon at her home when she hon
ored Mrs. Frank Merrill with a
tork shower, j The time was
spent informally.
Present ' were Mrs. Merrill,
Mrs. Robert Sayers, of Wash
ington, Mrs. Chrissie Henderson,
; Mrs. Jane Nichols, Mrs. Joyce
Nicholson, Mrs.' Evelyn Kanoff,
Mrs. Kittie Boom, Mrs. Jessie
Romily, Mrs. Marr, Mrs. Paul
Cree, Mrs. Anna Jenkins, Mrs.
Lois Anderson.; and Mrs. Jen.
kens. "
Today's
Needlecraft
Tuesday ,
The health and recreation
committee of the Salem Bus
iness and Professional Women's
club is arranging the program at
the dinner meeting of the club
Tuesday night at the Golden
Pheasant at 6:30 o'clcok. !
The topic will be "Recreation
and its Relation to Health.": Mov
ing pictures will be shown by
James Loder and Miss Josephine
Evans will discuss the "Child
Labor Amendment" Miss Isa
bel Child will speak on "The
Merit 'System in Government'
The BPW chorus, under the di-
section of Jessie Bush Mickelson,
will sing a group of numbers. '
Mias Ida Mac Smith, program
chairman, will i nt r o d u e e the
committee and numbers and Miss
Phebe McAdams, president, will
preside.
Miss Betty Elofson is chair
man of the health and recreation
committee which Includes Miss
Elda DodrUL Miss Doris IsbelL
Miss Edna McElhaney, Miss Ina
Maya Toland, Miss Minnie We
hunt Miss Helga Brosten, Mrs.
Ruth Voorhees and Mrs.: Ruth
Versteeg.
Wastes ef Retary will hear Mr.
C. B.' McCullough, assistant state
highway engineer and chairman
of the long range planning com
mission of tha Salem chamber of
commerce, at the luncheon meet
ing Monday afternoon at the Gol
den Pheasant at one o'clock. Mr.
McCullough will talk on "Long
Range and Pest-War Planning."
Members are asked to bring
guests to the luncheon. Special
music is also planned for the
program.
Navy aaethers will entertain
with a no-host dinner Wednes
day night at the Salem Woman's
club at 630 o'clock. Commander
Verden E. Hockett will be the
guest speaker. Mrs, V. E. New
comb is chairman and mothers
may contact her at 5252. All
members and interested parents
who have sons in the navy, ma
rines or coast guard are invited
to attend.
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CLUB CALENDAR
MONDAY
Women of Rotary meat at
CoWen Pheasant. 1 D.m.
Veterans of Foreign Wars, aux.
ulanr. S p.m.. at Veterans ban.
Evenin Mayflower ruild. First
Congregational church, with Mrs.
Paul Harvey. 1085 North 16th
street a p.m. 8
Oregon State collet mothers
meet at YWCA. 1 p.m. i
District No. 3 Oregon Stat
Nurses association, meet at Ore
gon state hospital. S p.m. (
Chapter AB. PEO meet with
Mrs. Ray L. Smith. Jean Spauld
ing assisting. I
TUCSDAT I
Sons: ot Union Veterans and
auxiliary with Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Garrett. S23 North 17th
street. (Jt pjs. I
AAUW radio group, with Mrs.
3. t A. Jelderks. 13M Center
street, S p.m. j
Rainbow Girls meet at Ma
sonic temple. 1:1 J pjn.
Salem Council of Church Wom
en ( executive meeting. First .
Presbyterian church, business
session. 1 JO p.m. I
BPW dinner meeting. Golden
Pheasant, S30 p.m. f
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WEDNESDAY i
- Woman's association. First
Presbyterian church, X pjn. f
Navy mothers club no-host
dinaer at Salem Woman's club,
:3t pjn. I
Mis.
sicxile to Be
Monday
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David Eason will give her
regular monthly musicale at her
homf on South Cottage street j at
2:30 Monday night. j
Assisting the pupils of Mrs.
Eason will be Glennis Allen, vo
cal pupil of Lena Belle Tartar,
who j will be accompanied y
Jewell Gueffroy and Donna Jane
. Macklin, violin pupil of Mary
Talnfadg Hedrick. The latter
will be accompanied by Frances
Baum.
M. and Mrs. Arthnr A. Rogers
were nests at dinner baturaay
night at their North Sumnjer
streeft home in compliment to a
group of friends. Contract bridge
was n play during the evening.
Spring flowers provided the dec
orative note on the dinner table.
Mfs. Claybourne Dyer and
MrsJ William C. Dyer will be
hostlsses to members of St. Hel
ena'! Guild of St Paul's Epis
copal church Wednesday night
at teir home on North 13th
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Sororities-to
Give Rush
Parties
' Two of the sororities on the
Willamette university campus
will hold: rush events this week
when the;: spring term rushing is
scheduled. ,
The newly installed chapter of i
Chi Omega win give its first
rushing function, a fireside, at
the chapter house tonight from
S to 6 o'clock. -Fireside Flickers"
will be the theme, . carried out
in the decorations and entertain
ment. Phyllis Ryan will greet i
guests at 1 the door.
Alpha phi Omega will honor
rushees at a fireside Wednesday
night from 6:30 to 7:43 o'clock.
Following the theme of "Flower
F a n t a sjy," springtime will be :
featured,! with flowers decorat
ing the rooms of the chapter
house. ;
: Margaret Jane Emmons is in
charge ot arrangements, assist
ed by Dorothy Anderson, Patri
cia Mansfield, Betty Dutton and 1
Rosemary Bell.
Mrs. B. JE. Owens wiU eater
tain members of her study dub
Monday afternoon, v
lv6nday
Highlighting the calendar
Monday night will be the Salem
Junior Woman's club - annual
past president's banquet. The
affair will be held at the Mar
lon hotel in the Marine room at
7 o'clock. ' -
The nonor guest will be Mrs.
Delbert Schwabbauer, the Imme
diate past president. She will be
presented the past president's
pint Other past presidents who
will be . honored include Mrs.
Lenard Kephart, the first 'pres
ident of the club when itwaa
organized In 1934, Mrs. Ken
neth Lee, Mrs. Clinton Standish,
Mr. Joseph Car Ion, Mrs. Leigh-
piano selections. .;
Dean Maris Will
.Speak, (Mothers .
Mrs, Beunsl M. Maris, dean of
women at Oregon State, college,
iwill speak to the Oregon StaU
; Mothers club i Monday afternoon
at the YWCA at 2 o'clock. Mrs.
G. A. Reeher; will preside at the
business session.
i Mrs. Elmore E. HiH heads the
tea committee.' All mothers,
whose daughters plan "to enter
Oregon State,' in the fall, are in
vited to attend.
Dorothy Kenney will be , in
stalled as the new president of
Beta' Chi chapter. Alpha Chi
Omega, on the Willamette uni
versity campus at formal instal-,
lation services Monday, April 2.
Miss Kenney and other sorority
leaders if or the coming year were
elected -at' the regular house
meeting Monday. v'
rilling, the post of the first vice ,
president will be Phyllis Nelson.
The second vice presidency will
be assumde by Delvon Long.
Elaine Cloudy is secretary while
Betty Tucker is corresponding
secretary. Pat Carter is treas
urer and Dorothy Hoar will take
over the responsibilities of house
manager. Betty Hanauska is the
retiring president..
Mrs.
Presi
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Davis New
ent
Officers were named at the
meeting df the Ann Judson Mis
sionary society of the First Bap- i
tlst church Friday night.
! Mrs. Bay Cates presided at the
business I session. Mrs. Walter i
Lottis had charge of the pro
gram and showed a movie film
on the American Indian. Mrs.
O. Morley, led the group in sing
ing, and Mrs. Stanley Morris had
charge ofj the devotions.
j New officers for the coming
year are:'! president, Mrs. Dewey
Davis; first vice-president, Mrs.
Paul Reynolds; second vice-pres- j
ldent, : Mfg. Marion- curry; x
cording 1 Secretary, Mrs. Walter
Lottis; ; treasurer,' Mrs. Cecil
Lantz; publicity, Mrs. Fred
Broer. The Installation of new
officers will be the feature of the j
next meeting April 27.
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