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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1945)
VI J : III Guests Are Bidden to Dinner I Mrs. Gene : Vandeneynde audi Mrs. James McTarland hav in vited members of their bridge club and their husbands to a din ner party Monday night at the Vanedeneynde home on Z street Arrangements of garden flow- rs and blossoms will provide the decorative note about the rooms and on the dinner table,' Contract bridfe wffl be in play during the ereninf. j 1 1 Covers will be placed for Mr. and Mrs, Charles Cole,: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Devon, sr, Mr. end Mrs. Homer V. Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Cutler, Mr and Mrs. W. IV Hutchens, Mr. and Mrs. Zdgar A. linden, Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Areas, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. David H. Cameron, Mr. end Mrs. Claude H. Murphy, Mrs. Walter Spaulding; Mr. and Mrs. Vandeneyndo and Mr. and Mrs. McTarland. ! 1 Conference- Concludes With Tea; ; A tea will be Riven this after noon at the home of Miss Ida Mao Smith, 330 Lincoln street, for members of the Business and Professional Woman's club, the state executive board meeting of which Is being held In Salem this weekend. Mies Margaret Hickejr, national president of BPW has been a special guest at the con ference, j Hours for the tea are from 1:40 to M. i Mrs. Isabel- Vrbxner of Klam ath Tails and Mrs. Byron B. Her rick of Salem will pour and will be assisted by Miss Grace Tay lor and Mies Laura Hale, mem bers of the organisation since 1911. . h. . C ,:. Assisting l the living rooms win be Miss Bdora Dedderill. Miss Peggy Wehunt, Mrs. Days Idlemaa and Mrs. Maude Eck snaa. Inviting guests ot the din- tog room, will be Mrs. Marme Tales and Mrs. Emily Howard. . Serving will be Miss : Cecilia Woodruff, Mrs. Pat Kemper, .Miss Eleanor Robert, Mrs.-William Bush, Mrs. Jessie Mae Lin- - diey and Mrs. Ruth Voorhees. Today's meetings of the exec utive board will begin 'with a neat presidents breakfast in the ' Mirror room of the Marion ho tel at 8:41 o'clock. Mrs. Byron Merrick, past state president will reside. Frank Bennett, ' super ltendent of Salem schools' will talk on "Beyond the War", Mrs. Joan Kortzebora will sing and Miss Gladys Edgar will accom pany her. Mrs. Herrick will speak on "Through the Years." ' A symposium - on -vocational guidance and councilling. will be conducted this morning by Mrs, Katharine Miller, state vice president as leader. Mr. Winston Purvine will discuss i "What It ' Takes to Make a Good Council lor" and W. H. Baillie, director of the federal unemployment of fice win talk on "What We Do About If r Miss Hickey, who Stopped In falem enroute from the San randsco conference, was given 0 formal banquet at the Marion hotel on Saturday night. Recital Today At YMCA Miss Trances Vlraiaie Melton will present a group Of her pu pils, assisted by other; musicians, - m a recital at the YMCA lobby this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Interested public j invited, - Miss Melton's piano student, who will perform are- Charlotte Knight, Jean Claire Swift, Carol Cain and Ellen Meyers. . Berrdce Kleihege, Arlyne Hil fiker, j voice students of Lena Belle Tartar and Phillip Blan kenship, violin pupU - of Mary Tahnadge Hedrick will assist aecompanists will -be Gladys Ed gar and D. B. Kleihege. The program includes music of , Mosart, Debussy, Schumann, Oreig, MaeDowett and others. . 111 If PAC2 There is no substitute for Cood eyesight It ie tho btystoM of yourtuccoat sead your onjoymont of L'e, Doat taie chance" t with anything so pro eioem At tbo sL'ihtest rihi trout! . rJeV2 YCU?- ehJ Vs. nrr A XoWa Seen and By Jerym CATCHING OTJ EYK were the beautiful flower arrange ments at the Junior Guild cxhlb--it and tea Wednesday ... Al though we admired the lovely tables of antiques and precious articles sent home by the serv icemen the flowers took our eye . . . We especially liked Mrs. Donald Roberts' striking ar rangement of cala lillies . . a . lovely low amethyst crystal howl " of deep purple lilacs and roses arranged by Mrs. William J. Bu sick ... she looked lovely her- . self In a three piece black suit with pink bhie and . tiny black ruffly lace tailor with a pink rose tucked in the brim . . . . . pastel pink rhododendrons in a crystal stemmed vase, brought by Mrs. Ronald Jones... Mrs. .. James linn's display dedicated to the William Snell twins . . . twin figurines In an antique dish with lillies - of - the - valley and Cecils Brunner roses . .'.a large vase filled with yellow tu . lips, columbine and white snap dragons arranged by Mrs. J. H. Garnjobst . . . One of the sweet est bouquets was made by Mrs. Floyd Utter . . . lovely pastel sweetpeas and lillie-of-the-val-ley . . . Exquisite antique white hand-shaped . vases filled with dainty white flowers . . . The vases belong to Mrs. Prince W. Byrd and were purchased by her father . . . A crystal ring of pansles and forget-me-not ar ranged by Mrs. Lester Barr . . a large bouquet of lilacs in var ied shades of purple from the gardens of Miss Elizabeth Lord and Miss Edith Schryver . . . , and many, many more . . . . many agreed the flowers were a show In themselves and as good a competitive flower show.' Mrs. V. XL Kuhn, wearing a white and black silk print with white Jacket, takes credit for the coffee and tea table ... in the evening we glimpsed her hus band assisting by passing sand wiches and cookies . . . Lt(jg) Coe Roberts, homo from the Pa 9 ciflc, came in with his fiance, Lois Gladden of Portland ... . ' -she Is -a Willamette graduate and a Beta Chi . Clarence W. Parker having a grand time dis playing the German medical kit sent by his son. Captain William Parker .... Arthur Rshn com ing in late Xo help his wife pack up the antique display which she had charge. -. . - ' 'MOVING NOTES V , V Mr. . Harry Wiedmer tells us that her' daughter. Helen, and her : army sergeant. husband, 'Joseph -Dev-- era, are moving to Louisville, ; Kentucky, where he wSX be sta , tioned at the army ait base . ; ; , 'A ' Salem, man, "Major Wilmer -, McDowell, is commander of the eir base there. He and his wife, ; the former Myra Madsen, re side nearby at Fort Knox. . V: Mrs. Ralph Nohlgren and son,' , Douglas, have gone to Portland ' to live while Lt ' Nohlgren - Is oversees . v ; Mrs. Nohlgren and her sister' Barbara (Mrs. Edwin McWain) have taken a furnished house. r Lt (jg) and Mrs. Har Bolln ger. and children are living in San Francisco while he is sta tioned at the federal building In communications. .. They have a five room Spanish house at 78 Idora avenue. Lt and Mrs. Otto Skopil, jr, are In Washington, DC, where they have taken a house . ' : . . Weekend visitors of the Skopils are Otto's brother. Bob, and Ri chard Page, who are attending Annapolis preparatory school at Bainbridge, Maryland and were both recently home on leave. CHANGE OF ADDRESS . Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Decke bach are settled In their new home at 1920 Chemeketa street . . . a darling house on the ' creek. Helen is having a grand time decorating , and arranging her antiques. - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huggins, who have been at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben P. Boise' since Christmas, moved this last ' Z ' ' " "CMTIpn. ' " ,inciue Mthe I j - preparations essential ' f " fct'rStV - "correct skin-care,. I'l ' ropermaki -- - Heard English week Into their remodeled home on Stewart street which was damaged by fire. ' ' : SUNDAY AT HOME a week ago when friends dropped In at Mr. Vehna Farmer's to meet her army lieutenant ton, Ray, who I home on leave, and her ! house guests, Captain and Mrs. i F. X. Schwarzenbek, who came north byf plane from San Fran- Cisco ior; the weekend . . . The latter wore a navy blue frock j with small all over print . . J .1 A lovelybWfet table In the din-: ing room . . . an artistic cen-1 terpieee of pink fantasy tulips, la veil 4 er rhododendrons ahd deep purple lilacs i. . . Mrs. Ar-1 nold Krueger, assisting in the' dining room, was! distinctive in a black silk crepe "3 o'clock f dress fashioned : with low neck-' line edged in black lace and a I pink flower at the Waistline . i her tiny black hat enhanced with ' pink flowers. , . i f . J 1 1 . Warm! welcome to Ensign and' Mrs. Stuart Nelson, home from a ' week's stay at Neskowin ; . Stuart in from sea duty with a grand, sun tan .1 j . . Margaret Wagner icoming in with her bro-! ther, Sgt Roger-Wagner, on a? surprise' visit from California 1 . Roger, stopped ' In Eugene - for junior weekend and had lunch, with Mrs: Karl Becke and Mir-: lam at Pi Phi house ... Two attractive Gamma Phi Betas here for the party . . . Louise Goodwin, one of the . Junior weekend princesses, wore a blue and white silk print frock and orchids In her hair . . . and pin ned beside her Gamma Phi pin was Ray Farmer's Beta pin . f. Virginia: Wright? a lovely bm-i nette who attended Oregon be-' fore goihg to UCLA, wore a chlo black and white check suit with bolero jacket and white blouse . ., . a igreen orchid was pinned in Iter hair. t CONFERENCE NEWS . J.: From San Francisco comes word that Mrs. Winston Williams, for merly of Salem, Is one of the of ficial drivers during the United Nation conference ... Grace is having the time of her life and one of wher biggest thrills thus fat was; meeting the Russian del-; egates jat the airport . i Jane fWalsh, freshman ' student, at San Mateo Junior college, was '- chosen, as one of the students to represent her school at a lunch eon on; May 6 at the San Fran cisco Press club's clubhouse .-1 Among; me distinguished guests she met and heard -speak were Archibald McLelsh,' assistant secretary of state; Joe Rosen thal, Associated Press photogra "pher at I wo Jim a .. . John rHughes5, American war corres .pondent from Moscow; a Manila - radio hum from Santo Tomas prison camp and others - Juacn. college student askea one. question, relative to the confer ence, which were answered by the distinguished guests of I the club.' j ; ..,':'-: ! " : j -;' at Church I f . . i I On Wednesday; j The Woman's Society of Chris tian Service of the First Metho dist church, will meet Wednes day at 1:15 p. nt, in the Carrier room of the church. The business hour, conducted by the president Mrs. - Frank Bennett, will include a talk by Dr. F. A. Magruder, of Corvallis, concerning the summer camp at Bar View. ; J Mrs.! A. J. Crose, president ofi Jiaomij circle, which is hostess this month, is in charge of the program. The topic Is "Sanctity . of the iHome." Devotions will be by Mrs. Roy M. Lockenour. Ad dress by Dr. Lawrence Riggs. All ! members and others Interested I are Invited. , $ Billy Paulson, Bob Wilcox, Miss Martha Carpenter and Miss Ev elyn Swain are . spending the weekend at Mrs. L. M. Rentage's - beach: home at Road's End.; t .iwim.ji:wb i-m.jy.it...iiMi cosmetics ft. ...include all tht preparations essential o correct skin-care , . . and, proper, make-up OZZGOU STATESMAN, Calsrx i mi. i. ii wmmmmmmmmmmmtmmKmmmmmmmm i. mi i i n . .. : . -4. "' 'J. h . .ii N. ii ' ' ' ! ' i ... i j i n Mrs. Tom Pickett who will entrain next week' lor Port Jefterson,! Long Island, NY,: after an extended visit In Sa lem at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pickett She will be accompanied east by er brother-in-law, pon Pickett, who will visit for several weeks in the east before return ing to Salem. Mrs. Pickett: whose husband was killed in " Germany in January, will make her home with her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Many, j' Mrs. Etigene Fester and her daughter, Jeanne, were In Cor vallis Saturday to be guests ot id 1 rm 1 1 KEEK iiliiiiiH ; : .. - i ; ; i t - ' ' : I I - Ada. Chester W NSssMs : ' ' - - ' '.4." , Cclssa .Oregon. Sunday Morslag. May 13. U3. Mrs. George Gosline at the Ore gon State college mothers tea at the Memorial Upton building. mm - - . ; ,, i - t I 11 . . , r i ' i - V , i 1 .1' ' omorrou fihelMa, 1 5 s - They can, in hrs ro 'needed mcro Ibtn ever la bring Accrica'i migtl la its full ilrcgli - io thai no nayj crush cur fca lha IzsXtt, nako an end 1 cl Irillfcrj, and bring -M : Mj Bi3 lilmlb Dwu nyoii - i i WonienHear Musical Program The program at the Salem Wo man's dub ; on Saturday after . noon was ah all-music one, in recognition ' f . National . Music week. Mrs. David Cameron was chairman tot . the program. Mrs. David Wright spoke u formally on' the life; of Ludwig Von Beethoven. Donna Jan Mackluv, violinist and Francis Baum, accompanist played Ron- dino , arranged by Kreisler, and "Minuet in G".I Mrs. Cameron sang "I Love Yon", accompanied by Mrs. Ronald Craven who later played "Moonlight Sonata" all by Beethoven, j ; Mrs. George Rossman was elected president for the coming year; Mrs. Walter i Spaulding, vice-president; Mrs. Frank Max - shall, recording secretary; corre- sponding secretary, .Mrs. Clay Cochran; -. financial 'secretary, Mrs. Guy Hickok; treasurer, Mrs. Howard Huhsaker; director. Miss ' Eleanor Stevens; trustee, Mrs. N. . S. Rogers. Mrs. C A. Ratcliff made a re port of legislation and of women at the San Francisco conference. Delegates chosen to the district convention in Portland on -May IS were Mrs. a H. McCullah, . Mrs. Merle Travis, Mrs. Floyd : White, Mrs. Walter Spaulding ! and MrsI Frank Marshall. j New members presented were ' Mrs.' Leo Peterson, ; Mrs. Frank Brownell, Mrs. Ben Maxwell, Mrs. J. M. Glass, Mrs. P. C Har land and Mrs. B. F. Williams. ' Mrs. P. T. Bouffleur was voted Into membership. At the tea hour, MrsVH. V. Col ' i lins was in charge. Her commit I tee Included Mrs. Homer Smith, ; Mrs. Jessie Singleton, Mrs. Frank Myers, Mrs. J. F. Kirk, Mrs. Ora mod goon S'gIII ysca OS you have an oppodumSy geaome securifiy slzri, ttm yea 101 wayi ia vri&th your 1 del- cur hen lack kene. IQ i3B ESSE F. Mclntyre, Mrs. Ray L- Farm er, Mrs. V7. H. Darby and Mrs, Walter C. Winslow. " ' Mrs. Oscar Cutler and Mrs. . D. Paris poured at a table which was covered with a green atia cloth and centered with spring garden - arrangement White li lacs were arranged in a minia ture wheel bairow and watering - can. Candles were in tiny flower - pots. The table was arranged jy Mrs. Collins. . " 1 Reappointed! -District ' ' . ; Deputy j j Mrs. Marie J. Knight, Biza beth, Pennsylvania, supremo worthy high priestess, W 1 1 e Shrine of Jerusalem, is .announ cing the reappointment of Mrs. Miller B. Hayden of Salem, a district, deputy for Oregon and Washington, Vancouver Shrines. Mrs. Hayden, past worthy high priestess of Willamette Shrine, is now completing her first year as district deputy. This Is a dis , trict honor for Mrs. Hayden as usually deputies serve, only on year. -. a-:'::- ' f j- Mrs. Hayden has been invited to the installation, dinner and dance of the supreme worthy high priestess and" supreme watchman of the shepherds. . . Salem Ministers wives win be entertained for luncheon, at the home of Mrs. a A. Kells, 190 Sa lem Heights ave., Tuesday at 1 o'clock. Miss Maude Lewis will give several readings and Mrs. Paul Luncholm, former mission ary who escaped from the Japan ese by submarine, will be the p f Mrs. WUllam Cennell Dyer and Mrs! Claybourne W. Dyer will entertain the Chi .Omega . alumnae'at their home on North 13m street Monday night : ) So ! why 1 fliuuiiiaia. ihihii CLU3 CALnTDAa MONDAT ' Deaconeaa hospital mei in lecture rooa amnarf at hoe- C&pte? IS' WO W Mra. Glen L. Weaver. S5a Park at. , - Delta Phi motheaa .meet . at chapter house. -I mi. Junior Woman's dub at Salens Woman's clubhouse, S pjn. Chapter AB PEO wlta, lbs, Or Ml, toe VifXim at. - . tuisdat ' . -: ; : 1 - Eastern Star rerular meeting. Masonic temple.. .. - Salem Ministers .Wives asao eiattoa meet with Mr. C. A Kells, Salem Beights. eo o'clock limcheoA. Book-aMonth club with Mrs. L A. Siewert, deeaert luncheon. McCormlck elaas. First Metbe dttt church, monthly eovered cUsh atener, SJS PJ&- ehurea . partors. r-y . 7.-.:; WKDNISDA.T ' Wesfanlnster -Guild -Bkeet a 'Presbyterian P-m- " v WSCS, Virst Methediai church, Carrier room. Ids p.m. Dauehters f Untoa Veterans with Mrs. WUllam Entreaa. 1M - South Commercial St. S PJU : Salem Writers' dub with M. I. . Anderaoev Ctesi Creek drive, ' THtTatSDAvT "f-vh- - -' United Spanish War Veterans : ' auxiliary, with Mrs. Clyde Me- rtunc ISSS South Hub. at- a- . Cross aewtni. 10 am, no-he .' : luncheon. . Mrs. Kay Toeoea will give the book review of the Book-a-Month club, when it meets Tues day at the home of Mrs. A. A. Siewert, 338 North Winter street A one o'clock dessert luncheon will b. served.;,;,- n" A dsaghter. Louise Webster, was born on April 12 to Lt and Mrs. Pancoast at Arlington, Va. The mother )s the former Mar garet Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bailey, Salem. Extra tot Finger wave or Hairdress Open Thurs. Eve. by Appointment Phone 3n Caatl Perm. Wavers 383 first National Bank Bids. C9WU.14werfAbft Gem. Potgles ttaeAsebu inuesS in 1ST yot I 2) .BE TO nJ nun n I, r r"vcrr" 10 n If Smart Shop A IN J Optometrist Haberoshars for Women SALEIli C0EGCI1 111 N. Liberty St 115 NORTH UBEETY i 1 W'f '. . S : Jn I i i (J I uri; j BW
