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IV"'-' '- " --" I 3 '": '" ' V 1 ; - ; .A OSEGON STATESMAN. Seism. Orsyoa. Sunday April L 1113 PAGE tnzz Mccxslnal 4- I r Annual BPW Tea at Elks Temple Salem Business and Profes sional Women's club Is busy making plans for the annual tea ' sponsored by the , emblem and membership committees. This affair 'of the spring season is be ing held in the Elks temple Sun- ' day afternoon, April 8, from 4 to 6 o'clock. All members new dur ing the past year will be honored with impressive ceremonies. Chairman of emblem commit ' tee is Mrs. Rose Wilkes, and her assistants are Miss Helda Bros ton. Miss May Cleveland, Miss - Grace Gilliam and Mrs. Daye Idleman. The membership com mittee Includes Miss Mildred Yetter, as chairman. I Miss Jose phine Evans, Mrs. Inez Granger, Mrs. Clo Johnson, Mrs. William Iinfoot, Miss Juana Holmes, Mrs. Anna Morgan, Miss Hazel Roenicke and Miss Carolyn Wil son. '-, - ' . - Miss Josephine Evans will be in charge of room- decorations, and Miss Mabel Savage will dec orate the tea table. Miss Ida Mae Smith and Mrs. Carnfelite Weddle will pour with Miss Ma thilda Gilles and Mrs. William Linfoot as assistants. In the .receiving - line .will be Miss Phebe McAdams, president of the local club. Miss Ida Mae Smith, Mrs. Carmelite Weddle, Mrs. Margaret Jorgensen, Mrs. Ruth Voorhees, Mrs.! Mabel Seen and Heard. ... By Joryine English Clock and Miss Josephine Ev- t ans. ' - I Assisting about the rooms will be Mrs. Agnes Booth, Miss Effie . Smith, Miss Ina Maye Toland, ' Mrs. Grace Turner, Mrs. Ruth Versteeg, Miss Irene HoLnbeck, Miss Nola Clark, Miss Dorothy Cornelius, Mrs. Helen Heath, Mrs. Emily Howard and Miss Betty Elofson. Honor Gnesta : Announced as honored guests at the tea are Mrs. William Bush, Mrs. Marie Barr, Mrs, Hallie , l Eckley, Mrs. May"B. Lucas, Mrs. Pat Kemper, Mrs." Jessie: May Lindley, Mrs. Lola McFarland, . Mrs. Greta Norlin, Mrs. Joseph ine MurselL Mrs. Viola Parks, Mrs. Emily Van Santen, Mrs. Monica Rodakowski, Mrs. Mil dred Neuman, Mrs. M a y m i e Yates, Mrs. Ruth Dewey, Mrs. Emma Maxwell, Mrs. Jessie Bush Michelson, Mrs. Ruth Versteeg, -Miss Elva Boone, Miss Tina Durksen, Miss Gladys Edgar, 'Miss Esther Eaton, Miss Florence Berndt, Miss Gertrude Koke, ' Miss Georgia Leora Strong, Miss Ella Johnson, Miss Mary Ham mack:, Miss Ila Scott, Miss Elea nor Roberts, Miss Nola Clark, Miss Doris Isbel, ' Miss Cecelia Woodruff, Miss Martha Fisher and Miss Mathilda Gilles. Cour tesy members to be honored are Mrs. Mabel Hay les and Miss Margaret Maddox. HIGnLIGHTS at the launch ing of the S. S. Willamette Vic- tory. ship Friday , . A gala occasion with several hundred university folk from Salem and Portland attending . ' , . A real , thrill to see the big cargo. vessel go down the ways as Mrs. G. Herbert Smith, broke the bottle . of , champagne against the bow . Mrs. Smith wore a smart grey suit, small grey straw sai- ? lor with rolled brim and an Am erican beauty top coat which matched her beautiful bouquet of roses . . : Her attendants, Mrs. Bruce R. Barter charming In a black suit with grey topper land . black hat with grey feather .1 . . , Wilma Froman in brown suit and. hat . .. and Emma Lou East wearing a gold tailleur and black "bloomer girl" sailor ... A big day 'for the Smiths' daughters . . . Sally, an attract ive blonde, wearing a white dress and coat, large black straw hat with wide brim and an or chid corsage sent by her father . . . Vivacious Margie wearing navy blue, red coat and navy hat ... her flowers were gardenias -. . . Mrs. Smith's mother, Mrs. ' Howell Harris Brooks, sr., who arrived last week from Green castle, Indiana, was present and looked smart in a black suit and hat and a camellia corsage ... Mrs. J. C Harrison, also a mem ber of the official party, wore a good-looking black suit and hat and a camellia corsage The luncheon in the sky room at the Marion nkht was Mrs. ident'f banquet hotel Monday Delbert Schwabbauer, last year's president . . . She wore a stuns ning suit of camellia pink and lovely black straw sailor with a soft brim which! curved in front and back cluster of pink and for color a flowers in back Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Webb and children, Marcia and Leigh i ton, have been spending several days at Nelscott. J Mr. and Mrs.' Donald McCar gar and son, Larry, have return ed from a several days stay in Portland as guests of her mother, Mrs. George Lawrence. of the administration building ''after the launching was one -of the loveliest affairs we've been to . . . A hundred guests seat ed at four long tables . . . a beautiful view of the shipyard and river from the large glass windows which encircled the , dining room . . The tables were colorful with yellow dam ask cloths and napkins .... Down toe center of each colored eggs on green nests to carry out the Easter motif ... in between pretty bouquets of Iris, sweet peas, and daffodils . . . and we must add the food was superb, very colorful and artistically ar ranged ... A musical note at the luncheon . . . the male i quartet which sang at the laun ching gave a number of selec tions during the luncheon . . . concluding with a sweetheart song to Mrs. Smith. A few of the guests we noted ... Mrs. Robert E. ElfstronVs chic beige hat with black satin trim . . Mrs. Tinkham Gil bert's tiny royal blue hat with roses clustered in the center . . . Mrs. Paul Wallace wore a pert grey felt hat with her grey stri ped suit . . . Mr. and Mrsi Clar ence Bishop of Portland! were among the guests . . . the latter striking in a checked multi-colored three piece suit ... Mrs. Ray L. Smith wearing a red coat and black and white sailor . . . Mrs. Grover C. Bellinger in an almond green suit and matching hat . . . Miss Lois Latimer in a Victorian rose suit and hat and Miss Lorena Jack in a black and grey striped suit with black straw cloChe. HONORED GUEST at the Junior Woman's club past pres- Her daughter, Joan wore a gold tailleur and matching sai lor :;;'? L., '"1 "" The colorful hats and suits of the guests made; ;a spring-like setting as one looked down the tables . . . The president, Mrs. James Pike, wearing a magenta red jacket with! black skirt and red hat ... Petite Mrs. Joseph Felton in a smart brown faiUe suit and brown straw bonnet . . . Mrs. Joseph Car Ion up from Portland for the event . . . she wore a brown; wool dress suit with aqua trim and matchiag hat ... Mrs. Fred (Sast, who head ed the directorate for the affair, wore a becoming black silk dress with the new short sleeves and a tiny lace ruffl (down the left side with a cluster of red roses at the waist. j M Hattie Bratzelf Wore a dress with gay print front wth lime green background . . . Mrs. Daniel Olin, welcomed home again after "a stay in the east with her army lieutenant hus band looked smart in a black tailleur and whitestraw "bloom er girl" sailor with black trim ... Mrs. Lee Crawford also wore a "bloomer- girl", sailor of white straw . . f Mrs. Edwin McEwen wore an attractive pink wool two-piece dress with mat ching eyelet trim and! a white hat. . . Mrs. Albert Ott wore a good-looking ketly green jack et with a black skirt and a green and black hat. VI NAMES CHOSEN . . . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Price have named their twin sons who were born on March 23 in Seattle Their names are "Jack Edward and James Earl ; ; . . Mrs. Earl Fisher who was in the northern i cuy wnen ner : grandsons were born will go back again when Mrs. Price goes home from the hospital H S HOME AGAIN are Mrs. Clay ton Steinke and -children, Susan and Clayton .! 1 1 Mrs.' Steinke, the former Beth - Morehouse, is now occupying the old family Morehouse home: pa South Com mercial street J j f. For the past several weeks ! carpenters - and painters have been remodeling the house with 'the assistance of Beth and her sister,' Isabel (Mrs. Burton Lemmoc) ; . r . For the past few months the Steinkes have been living in Tacoma with the Lemmoni Jl jJi . Lt. Steinke is now in France with the tacti cal air force as a B-26 pilot New Members to Be Honored 1 At the regular meeting of Am erican Legion aux Hary on 'Mon day, all new members will be honored. Past presidents of the unit will make arrangements for the impressive candlelight Initia tion ceremony. I Good cheer committee mem- biers will be in charge of refresh ments. Mrs. Lester Newman, chairman.will be aided by Mrs. lii Pilcher, Mrs. Fred Williams and Mrs. Fred Gahlsdorf. Mrs. W H. Baillie, chairman of con . solution and by-laws, and bar committee members will havt charge of the . kitchen. ; j A paper on Cuba will be pre sented. Mrs. John Wagner will sing, accompanied; by her daugh ter Manorie. i WOPJELO r Camp Tw Girls Colnxsxs . The Willamette, area council of Camp Firt Girls announced , eight weeks of camping for ' nembers at Campf Kilowan, near , Falls City. The 1J45 is the 11th year of organized camping in this section and will be the longest camping period so far. , Arrangements are made: to take care of girls from 7 to 18 in the three separate living units. Registration will istart on April 14. Early registration will give a chance to choose the period in which to attend camp. Informa tion is obtainable at the Camp' Fire office.-,-' Horlse Clmbs v,-- ' " - The Muriel Morse club met with Mrs. Emma Maxwell at the First Presbyterian church Thurs-" day and made definite plans for a spring formal on. May 12th, -Twelve members of the Parrish club spent last Thursday duck ' pin bowling. The Triple M club met - with Mrs. Maxwell for a - short business meeting and plans were made to participate in the' Junior high -school -roller skate The Wahanka group met with Mrs. Walker last Friday and Manuka group Thursday. The Tawasi group met Thurs day with Mrs. W. C Cavender, the Tanda group .led by Mrs. Philip Merriam were also pres ent ' ' The Oteyokwa group met with their guardian, Mrs. Hayden Smlthaon, at the Camp Fire of fice and folded camp .bulletins. . They elected off leers: Leona TQdd, president; Doreen Bagget. secretary knd vice-president; Lesryhn Burdette, secretary and . scribe; inter-iiub 1 council, Ade- line Smithsoa and Aloha Schae- fer song leader. Margaret Jas- -kowski is a new member." A new Blue Bird group was ; organized "at Bush school this week with ilrs. Frank Shafer wnrking as tie leader. A train- - lng course foi Blue Bird leaders - rnoay ana nanaicran sxuae. Tuesday at Masonic temple hon The Women's Relief Carps auxiliary to the GAR, will ob serve army day, April 6, with a ; dinner at noon, at the IOOr din ing room. Commnader Theodora . Penland, of the GAR, and the de- I partment officers and past de partment presidents of the Wom en's Relief Corps will be i the honored guests. A meeting will follow at 2, Jta the IOOF hall. Six candidates are to be initi ated. . ; - . :-l 'displayed. -. ! ; . - - Mrs. Donald J. Maelhaapt and son, Donald Wylie Muelhaupt, will leave Wednesday for a two weeks trip to California. They Will visit Mrs. Muelhaupt's bro mer Mr. Clifford Halsey and family, in Burbank. ' oring chapter members. After the meeting refreshments will b served ! in the dining room. Mrs.' C. E. 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