Tit OS2GOJI STATESMAN. Cdean.
Oregon, Wednesday Mommg, March tX 15U
Reservations
Made for
Benefit
. One of the first large affairs
to follow Easter will be the ben-
efit bridge party for which two
Girl 'Scout troop committees
sponsored by Women of Rotary
win entertain on Monday, April
2, at tiie Salem Woman's club.
Proceeds from the affair will be
used to aid the Girl Scout fund.
A dessert luncheon will bt
served at one o'clock to be fol
lowed by several hours of cards.
Among those who have al
ready made reservations for the
affair are Mesdames Bertram
Thomson, Merrill Ohling, Lester
Barr, Ralph Campbell, Russell
Bonesteele, Carl Charleton, F.
Ivan Brown, Arthur Knox, R. D.
Wood row, Harry Schenk, A. D.
Woodmansee, Edward A. Lebold,
A. I Adolphson, Frederick Hill
Thompson, Harris Lietz, E. B.
Notick, A Volchock, H. Perlman,
A. Weinstein, S. Levene, Abner
K. Kline, Robert L. Elfstrom, A.
F. Marcus, Charles Fowler, Ar
thur Hay, Ivan Stewart, Ivan
Lovell, Harry B. Johnson,
Wallace Bonesteele, James T.
Brand, J. Lyman Steed, John
Taylor, Clayton Foreman, Leon
Lassers, Elmer Bramlett, Paul
Lindholm, Gilbert Bates, Nela
Tonnin&Y Leroy Pauquett, Paul
Bale, Oscar Phillips, O. E. Mc
Neil, Fred W. Lehmer, Percy
Kelly, Homer Carpenter, A. A.
Krueger, Glenn McCormick,
Frank Doolittle, Karl Kugel. Ar
thur A. Rogers, George Ross
man, B. F. Williams, Ercel Kay,
Carl Pope, Hollis Huntington, K.
H. Pickens, B. E. SLsson, James
Sears, Miller B. Hayden, B. E.
Owens, E. Stinnette, Kenneth
Bell and L. V. Benson.
Twin Sisters
Complimented
Mr. and Mrs. George Edwards
entertained in compliment to the
twin sisters of Mr. Edwards, Mrs.
Lester Larsen of Salem and Mrs.
Lynn Norgren of Glenwood, for
their birthday anniversary
Thursday night with a dinner.
Bidden were Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Larsen, Mr. Preston
Wood, Mrs. Ruth La forge. Mrs.
Lynn Norgren and Mr. and Mrs.
Edwards. Mr. Ben Wedel called
later after seeing his son to the
train following a furlough spent
with Mr. and Mrs. Wedel. Staff
Sgt Frank Wedel, who spent his
first time home for almost three
years of action in service, is go
ing to San Diego for further
training. . j
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Larsen
had a dinner honoring her sis
ter Sunday. Guests were Mr. and
Mrs. George Edwards. Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Norgren and Miss Je
annie Norgren of Portland.
Miss Jeannie Norgren invited
her mother and aunt to a dinner
at Schneiders Saturday night, to
which Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Nor
gren, and Mr. end Mrs. Lester
Larsen were present
, Beverly Mett, iaagater of
Congressman and Mrs. James
Mott, is home fur Easter vaca
tion from her studies at Mt. An
gel Academy. j ,
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Society Clubs
Music The Home
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Maxine Buren
Women's Editor
CLUB CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY
Woman's association, first
Presbyterian church, t p.m.
Navy mothers club no-host
dinner at ' Salem Woman's club,
I'M pm.
Ladies Aid society Knight Me
morial church meet In church
parlors, 1 pj&, luncheon, 12:39
pm.
Wtwnmn'm Tfnlnn Virvt rontfre-
SI
gattonal church, meet at church,
.3:30 n.m.
AAUW recent graduate with
Mrs. John Taylor, 433 North 17th
street. S p.m.
Nebraska auxiliary with Mrs.
H. W. Knight. ISS North Winter
street, no-host luncheon, 12 :M
p.m.
McCormick class. First Metho
dist church with Mrs. Floyd
Bowers. S63 Norm 13tb street,
dessert luncheon, 1.13 p.m
THDUDAT
Woman's Belief Corps card
party with Mrs. Florence Shipp,
1880 Nebraska street, 2 to 8 p.m.
Mrs. Bye Named
Chairman
SJX.VERTON Mrs. Perl Bye
has been named chairman of the
annual Rose Ceremonial of the
Junior Woman's club. The date
has been set for June 4 with
Mrs. Immanuel Kellerhals and
Mrs. Ida Brady as assistants to
Mrs. Bye. Plans for the affair
were begun at the Monday
night meeting.
Mrs. Melvin Brendon, Mrs.
Larry Ernst and Mrs. Harvey
Kaser were appointed as nomi
nating committee and will re
port back at the first meeting in
ApriL
Mrs. Perl Bye and Mrs. Louis
Wavre were hostesses Monday
night at the Wavre home and
following the brief business
meeting a surprise shower was
given1- in compliment to Mrs.
Harvey Kaser. Special ' guests
were also invited for the shower.
A pink and blue color scheme
was used in the dining room
where the shower gifts had been
arranged.
Present at the party were
Mrs. Harvey Kaser, Mrs. Jack
Spencer, Mrs. Wesley Grogan,
Mrs. Lester Jackson, Mrs. , Vic
tor Hadley, Mrs. Immanuel Kel
lerhals, Jr., Mrs. Walter Claus,
Mrs. Casper Oveross, Mrs. Ida
Brady, Mrs. Melvin Brendon,
Mrs. Henry Rudihauser, Mrs.
Lloyd Greenfield, Mrs. Larry
Ernst, Mrs, Robert Mobley, Mrs.
Howard Coomler, Mrs. Peter
Haselbacher, Mrs. Don Kuenri,
Mrs. Merl Bye, Miss Lucille
Tschantz and the hostesses, Mrs.
Perl Bye and Mrs. Wavra.
Recent Bride
Honor Guest
Mrs. Glen Shedeck, Mrs. Har
old Wegner and Mrs. Pearl Reed
were hostesses for a miscellan
eous shower at the -former's
home Friday night in honor of
Mrs. Glen Moody, the former
Doris Burger. The marriage of
me couple took place on March
10 in Vancouver, Wash. Mr.
Moody, water tender, first class,
United Slates navy, has retura
td to active duty.
The guest rooms were' decor
ated with bouquets of spring
flowers in shades of yellow and
white. During the evening games
were) in play and guest wrote
their favorite recipes for the
bride. A late supper was served
by the hostesses.
Forty-three guests who were
present were employes of Ladd
and Bush branch. United States
National bank, where Mrs.
Moody has been employed the
last four years.
Pinochle Club at
Walker Home
Mrs. Todd Walker entertained
we nappy Hour Pinochle club
and their J hand at a buffet
dinner at br home on Broad
ly. Spring flowers decorated
the individual tables. Pinochle
was in play during the evening
with prizes going to Mrs. Ethel
Morrison, Mr. Archie Bones and
Mrs. L. M. Wilkerson,
lrpent were Mr. and Mrs. Li
M. Wilkerson, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Kortemeyer, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Kuhn, Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Bones, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. H. C White,
Mra. Sarah Chamberlain, Mrs.
Ethel Morrison and Mr. and Mrs.
Todd Walker.
Jeryme English
Society Editor
Novelist to
Visit in
CapitjaJ
Arriving in the capital Sun
day will be jRuth Eleanor Mc
Kee, well known novelist, who
will be the house guest of Pro
fessor and Mrs Murco Ring
nalda for several days. Miss Mc
Kee is coming west from Wash
ington, D. C.J where she is his
torian with thejwar relocation
authority. She is on a tour of
Inspection of the west coast. ,
Miss McKee has written two
Hawaiian nojvels, "The Lord's
anointed" and "After a Hundred
Years." Three of her other pop
ular novels are "Three Daugh
ters," writtei at the time of
World Wa X "Christopher
Strange," a novel of California
history, and J "Storm Point," a
novel on modertt psychology.
Miss McKee was formerly a
lecturer of mbdern poetry at the
University of Hawaii.
Past President
Is jHonorfed
Mrs. Delbert Schwabbauer,
immediate pst ; president of the
Salem Junior Woman's club,
was the honr guest at the an
nual past president's banquet
Monday night at the Marion
hotel. Mrs. Schwabbauer was
presented the General Federa
tion of Jun or' Women's clubs
past president's pin by Mrs.
James C. Pike, club president,
who was opstmistress for the
banquet. '
Other past presidents who
were present! and honored were
Mrs. Clinton Standish, Mrs. Jo
seph Carldnf of Portland, Mrs.
Carjeton Rjoth, Mrs. Joseph Fel
ton. Miss Hatlie Bratzel and Mrs.
J. A. BroWnfcon ; and Mrs. Rob
ert . Boardpan,: past advisors.
Letters were read from Mrs.
Lenard Kephart, who now re
sides in San'Lorenz. Calif, and
Mrs, Tho
H. Hammond of
Miami, Fl
ida. both past presl-
dents.
The tallies
were decorated
of daffodils and
with bouquets
daphne w
strips of quince
and cam
as extending the
length of
tables. Yellow ta-
pen in c
Irstal holders guarded
the arrang
lents
The Tr
. triple trio and
chorus u
the direction of
Mrs. Virgifiia1
Ward Elliott sana-
a HrouD of numivn fra t r
rence Fitzierfald carrivl mi tK.
theme of ihel banquet "Sicns of
the Zodiac!' by lookins into the
crystal ball and tellinc the h!rh
lights of tach past president's
El i bji --- a
year. Misi Margaret Hood
Played a group of her oririnal
piano selections. Mrs. Fred Gast
was general chairman of the
Banquet.
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Mrs. Wilbur
To Visit
YWCA
- : ' -v-, A -Mrs.
Helen Wilbur, staff mem
ber of the national board. Young
Women's ; Christian Association,
New York, will arrive in Salem
today at noon to visit the Salem
YWCA for the remainder of the)
week, according to announce
ment made by Mrs. Neil Brown,
Girls work secretary of the Sa
lem YMCA. ,
. Mrs. Wilbur! is a consultant on
program for the Girl Reserves,
the junior members of the na
tional board, YWCA, of which
there acre some 300,000 in more
than 500 communities, rural and
urban, throughout the United
States. Mrs. Wilbur came to the
national board in 1944 from the
faculty of the University j of
Pittsburg where she had been
Held supervisor in group work
since 1939. Mrs. Wilbur will
suggest activities in the YWCA
program which will help keep
the girls steady and healthy tin
der the abnormal strains and
problems which are being
brought about by the war.
Mrs. Wilbur will meet with the
Girl Reserve committee mem
bers at 2 o'clock this afternoon
and with Girl Reserves' mothers
at 3 pjn. to discuss "Understand
ing the Adolescent Girl in War
time". Meet With Girt Reserves
! Thursday noon she will hive
luncheon at the YWCA with Girl
Reserve leaders. In the after
noon she will meet with GR
dubs at the Deaf school, public
schools and School for the Blind.
; Friday morning the national
YWCA staff member will meet
with the GR committee, of which
Mrs. G. A. Reeher is chairman
and who is her hostess while she
in Salem. The group will dis
cuss convention issues concern
ing younger girl. Friday noon
Mrs. Wilbur will be principal
speaker at the Marion County
Social Workers' luncheon in the
Marine room of the Marion hotel, j
using as her subject "Concerns I
of the Adolescent in Wartime as
they Relate to Inter-Agency
Planning."
p Friday afternoon the Tri-Y
cabinet and council will have tea
with Mrs. Wilbur at the YW and
she will end her Salem visit Fri
day night with an Easter supper
and ceremony with seventh
grade Girl Reserves at the YW.I
Mrs. Wilbur will spend a portion i
of Saturday at Chemawa. j
j The Girl Reserve committee
making arrangements for Mrs.!
Wilbur's visit includes Mrs. Re.!
her, chairman, Mrs. C W. Park
er, Mrs. Robert Wilson, Mrs.
Stewart Miner, Mrs. j Blaine
Brown, Mrs. Mary Noland, Mrs.
Milo Taylor and Mrs. Neal
Brown.
Mrs. Montgomery
Goes East
Mrs. Louis, Montgomery spent
: Sunday with Mrs. Margaret Bad
ger at the Palace Court apart
ments. Mrs. Montgomery is j re
' turning to her home in Marsh
field, Missouri; for an extended
i vacation. : ' i j ; j :
She has been employed at the
Salem. Deaconess hospital the
past year since her husband Pfc.
Louis Montgomery left for over
seas. He was stationed at Camp
Adair and -left with the fist last
March. He is with Mark Clark's
Fifth army In Italy. I i -j -
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Mrs. Helen S. Wilbur
Silver Tea Given
At Rowe Home
The regular silver tea of the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service of the Stayton Methodist
church had the observance of
birthdays for the past quarter
year as a special feature on
Thursday afternoon, March 22,
at the home of Mrs. H. . Rowe.
Mrs. L. H. Wright and Mrs. D.
George Cole were also hostesses.
A letter from Miss Edna Hold,
er, a missionary, was read. She
wrote from Spain with her final
destination as India. Piano and
vocal music were presented as
entertainment
The rooms were beautifully ar
ranged with spring blossoms and
the serving table was centered
with a decorated birthday cake
and a bowl of camellias. Each
honored guest received a small
gift from the president of the so
ciety. Those present were Mrs. Su
san Gunsaules, Mrs. Clifford
Stayton, Mrs. Wilbur Porter,
Mrs. Ed. Schlies, Mrs. Ross
Hughes, Mrs. A. C. Stowell, Mrs.
Nora L. Jhn, Mrs. W. P. Wana
cott, Mrs. Alex Harold, Mrs. L.
H. Wright, Mrs. D. George Cole
and Mrs. H. J. Rowe.
, The next silver tea will be held
on the afternoon of April 26 with
Mrs. Ross Hughes and Mrs. D.
George Cole as hostesses. A mis-
sionary talk will be a feature of
this meeting.
The regular monthly business
meeting of the society will be
held on April 12 at the home of
Mrs. Ed. Schlies with Mrs. L. H.
Wright as co-hostess.
. Mr,. William E. Kirk enter.
tained members of the Theatre
Arts group at a dessert luncheon
Tuesday afternoon at the Alpha
Chi Omega chapter house.
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eee it bristling with Sherman tankaj 105 mm howitzers,
10-ton trucks and jeep, like the flat cars and gondolas.
It's just modest workhorse doinf one of the Uggeat
war transportation jobs of suT.1 !
Yfam y ou see a mile-long string of boxcar jurt tlrink
of this. These plain, onaasuming cars are carrying the
waf to Japan. Inside are sdrplaMehgmea, parte to out
fit ahipe, medical supplies for our knen in the Pacific
mlfliona of ton of foodstuffs and ammunition and small
arms. t I ( .
For nearly all the war cargo that goes to sea, goes by
rail first. And this huge transportation job i just as
Important as fast production in our' wa factories. '
The humble box car best aymbiliaee the fact that
transportation i not the job of one railroad. If a the job
of all railroads working closely tojcthar-poolini their
resource and exchanging equipment and fuglittV, i .
That ia why you see on Southern Padfic rails the bor
cars of nearly every railroad In the country New York
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Mink Home
Scene of
Party
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Mink on South 15th street will
be the setting for an informal
buffet supper party . Thursday
night when Mrs. Mink entertains
in honor of her husband's birthday.-
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The supper will follow the
Elks drum majorette contest at
the armoryt The table center
piece will be of daffodils and
yellow candles. The Easter mo
tif win be carried out in the ap
pointments. -
' Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mink
will be Mr.!and Mrs. Lee Craw
ford, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fel
ton, Mrs. Clinton Standish, Mr;
and Mrs. Cecil Young, Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Fitts, Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Heater, Mr.' and Mrs.
Verne Robb, Mr. and Mrs. Del
bert Schwabbauer, Mr. and Mrs.
Malcolm Jones and Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Warner.
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Girl
MILL CITY Mr. and Mrs.
John W. Lockhart of Galveston,
. Texas have announced April 7
as the weeding date of their
daughter, -Josephine and Lt
John Warren Reid, medical
corps, U.S. (army.
Miss ; Lockhart is a graduate
of the University of Texas,
where she j wa affiliated with
Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Lieutenant Reid is the son of
Dr. and Mrs. David W. Reid of
Mill City. He is a graduate of
Baylor j university, College of
Medicine, Dallas, Texas, and
served his iinterneship at Good
Samaritan hospital in Portland.
He is stationed at Mason Gen
eral hospital, Brentwood, Long
Island, ; New York.
The wedding will take place
in the east.1
Initiation Held at
Pi Beta Phi House
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Oregon Gamma chapter of Pi
Beta Phi initiated 11 new mem
bers at a formal initiation cere
mony Friday night at the State
street chapter house. The tradi
tional "Cookie Shine" followed
the initiation.
New; members are the Misses
Geraldine Schmoker, Patsy
Schneider, jSarah Ann Ohling,
Marilyn Hjprt and Mary Laugh
lin of : Salem, Bettie Olson of
Milwaukie,jFrances Foote of
Chester, Calif, Barbara Cutler,
Katherine Karnopp and Char
lotte Turville all of Portland.
Not glnorou, pot a "abw-ofrj
, the unpretentioui box car. You nevMr
: Miss Frances Faber Is arriv
ing today to visit at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Felton for
several days. Miss Faber, who
has been making her home in
Los Angeles, has been visiting
her parents in Central Point She
plans to go south to San Francis-
co next month. Miss Faber is a
.Willamette university graduate
and Delta Phi sorority sister of
Mrs. .Felton. - :
Mrs, Sellard
Home From
Texas
Mrs. Dan Sellard, the former
Winona Bennett, ; has returned
from Dallas,' Texas, where she
was married on February 24. The
wedding took place in the par
sonage of the ; First Methodist
church .with Rev. Allen Moore
officiating. '
The bride wore a wool suit of
brown check, brown and white
accessories and a corsage of gar
denias and roses. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Robinett Mrs. Sellard is em
ployed by the Southern Pacific.
Cpl. Sellard, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. J. Sellard, went into the
army with the national guard
and has been stationed at Ft
Stevens for several years. He
is now in the east, awaiting over
seas assignment
Both are graduates of Salem
high school.
Mr. McCullough Is
Guest Speaker
Mr. C. B. McCullough of the
Oregon State highway depart
ment spoke to Women of Rotary
at the regular luncheon meeting
Monday afternoon at the Golden
Pheasant. He talked on long
range planning for the city of
iaiem.
Miss Jewell Gueffroy played a
group of piano numbers during
the luncheon. The tables were
decorated with lovely arrange
ments of red and white camel
lias, the white ones having been
grown from seed by Mrs. Wil
liam M. Hamilton.
Mrs. Chester W. Hamblin and
Richard Mitchell were special
guests. Members attending were
Mrs. Ivan Lovell, Mrs. A. F.
Marcus, Mrs. C. H. Fowler, Mrs.
Arthur Jones, Mrs. Harry B.
Johnson, Mrs. Hariand Brock,
Mrs! N. S. Rogers, Mrs. A. A.
Lee, Mrs. R. L. Elfstrom. Mrs.
Leif Bergsvik, Mrs. Mabel Stil
weU, Mrs. Robert Lehman, Mrs.
Homer H. Smith, Mrs. Homer
Smith, jr., Mrs. L. O. Arens, Mrs.
W. M. Hamilton, Mrs. George
Grabenhorst Mrs. Ralph Mitch
ell, Mrs. K. H. Pickens, Mrs.
Lyle Leighton, Mrs. Willard
Bartlett, Mrs. Abner K. Kline,
Mrs. Lloyd Riches, Mrs. Howard
Maple, Mrs. Melvin Geist and
Mrs. William L. Phillips.
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mmma mm i ease, jun nU eee tm
" --ng number of war freight, rodng Soothem
Pacifk'a 15.000 nn-fi;-.
p.-a- -1 It. . w fxaa southern
Paoflc serve, the major Wert (W porta of exubarka
tm and more military and naval eeUblitlunmU th
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Of
interest , to the groom'i
many friends in Salem is the
marriage of Mr. Thomas Robert
Eaton, jr., sc. Xc, United States
navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thorn
as R. Eaton, srn of Salem, and
Corporal Winifred J. Allen, Unit
ed States marine corps reserve,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
. Allen of Madison, New Jer
sey. The ceremony took place on
jiaarcn - s oanui . surgemui
Ranch House chapeL California
at 8 o'clock, cnapiain norman
J. Darling, USMC, performed the
nuptials. ' i '., j '
The bride was given in mar
riage by Chief Commissary Stew
ard A. Maxson, USN, of New
York -City. Her wedding gown
was of white satin fashioned
with a train, long sleeves and a
sweetheart neckline outlined in
seed pearls. ; Her bridal veU of
illusion was arranged in a pearl
juliet cat. She carried a bou
quet of white calla lilies 1 and
white camellias.
- Sgt LaVerne MacGrath, US
MCR, of Sacramento, Calif, was
the honor attendant She wore
. a pastel pink lace and marqui
sette gown and carried a bouquet
of iris and pink sweet peas.
Chief Commissary Steward, C.
R. Small, USN, of Jacksonville,
Florida was best man for! Mr.
- Eaton. '
Sgt Wilda Johnson, USMCR,
sang "I Love You Truly? and the
organist was Corporal Grace
Weber, USMCR. The chapel was
with spring flowers.
A wedding reception was' held
at the Camp Pendleton reception
center. The couple will reside at
201 Wisconsin avenue, Ocean
side, California. i
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