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Tha OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oraaon, Sunday Morning. Mar 23. 194S
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Gathering at
Siegmuhdfl
Today
if The suburban home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. IL Siegmund wlU bt the
J seen of family cUnner and re-
union today In honor of their
too, Lt Wilson Siegmund, who
la home on leave after 12
j months In tha South Pacific.
? This Is the first time In many
years mat the Siegmund four
children have been horn at one
time. " . ;
f At the dinner covers will be
placed for Lt. and Mrs. Wilson
8iegmund and son, knmy, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Siegmund,' Sa-
rah Jane and Charles of Tacoma,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Siegmund,
I Tommy, Shirley and Bobby of
1 Xugene, Mrs. Arnold Hardman
. and Sharyn Lynn of Salem, and
! Mr."". N. Siegmund, Jerry and
i Jean, Miss Merta Siegmund and
I Mr. X. G. Siegmund, all of Long
i view, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
I Siegmund of Salem, and Mr. and
' Mrs. C Z. Siegmund.
The Siegmunds from Long
' view are the weekend guests of
i the Lawrence Siegmunds.
Girl Reserves
Corner
Leslie 8th grade Girl Reserves
elected the following officers at
their club meeting ; Tuesday!
president, Jeanne King; vice
president. Luella McClellan; sec
retary, Phyllis Mleziva; treasur
er, Ann Carson; song leader, Lila
Parlmeater; inter-club council
member, Jackie Berkey; alter
nate, Jean Peterson!
A hamburger fry in the garden
of the YWCA will climax the ac
tivities of the Leslie 9th GXs,
Wednesday at 4:J0. Mary Finch,
Willamette university student,
will be the guest speaker.
Officers for Ann Guthrie chap
ter of Tri-Y for next year are:
president, Pat Macnamar; vice
president, Jean Doolittle; secre
tary, Jean Peterson; treasurer,
Carol Cain; inter-dub council,
Shirley LiudahL Monday night
will be the last meeting of the
year. .
Monday night Winifred Heard
chapter elected officers: presi
dent, Patricia Long; vice-president,
Peggy Burroughs; secreta
ry, Hilda Fox; treasurer, Peggy
Hedges.
. Next year's officers of Abbie
Graham chapter are: president,
Delores Hamilton;! vice-president.
Norma Loewen; secretary,
Carol Fallin; treasurer. Donna
Chastain; sergeant-'et-arms, Ma
rianne Bonesteele;r inter-c 1 u b
j council member, Barbara Bates;
" alternate, Louella Campbell.
' Rhoda McCullough chapter of
j Tri-Y elected the following offi-
) eers Thursday: president, Peggy
:, v Paxson; secretary,! Ruth Pfau; .
treasurer,. Mary Reunan.
y Thursday at the YWCA, El
j . eeua McCune, retiring president
f of Margaret Meade chapter, in
f stalled the following officers for
I next year: president. Mavis Eg
gens; vice-president, j Diane
Riggs; secretary, Pauline Miller;
treasurer, Verlainej Walker; pro
gram chairman, Pat Zahare; o-
cial chairman, Cleo Schniedel;
-- sergeant-at-arms, Barbara Hall;
service chairman, Charlotte Hall;
music chairman, Gracey Wid
! dows; publicity chairman, Eve-
lyn Benz. j . r , "
, The Tri-Y cabinet met at the
i YWCA Tuesday jfor the last
business meeting J of : the year,
i with Mrs. Neil Brown. As their
part of the contribution toward
the building fund for the new
YWCA, Tri-Y is buying a fifty
dollar war bond, .j
- During a candlelight service in
. the auditorium of the high
school Wednesday morning, Tri
t Y officers were j formally in--'
stalled. Girls receiving this rec
ognition were: president, Janet
i Miller; vice-president, Mary Eli
. aabeth Reinhart; secretary. Lor-
na Arnold; treasurer, Lois Bur
. ris; . finance, Jean Doolittle; ao
" cial, Roberta -Tuwing; program.
Jean Hatfield; service, Shirley
j Klnnane; ring and pin. Donna
L i u d a h 1 ;:; publicity, Margie
1 ScahdUng; music, Sally Terrill;
camp . and conference. Joyce
-Smith.'::'"; . j
- A panel discussion was held
at the YMCA, Wednesday. Par-
ticipating wfcre: Tjri-Y, Betty Jo
Beardsley, - Harriet Huston and
; Pat Brown; Hi-Y, Tom Bartlett,
Bob Thomas and, Frank Bales.
Frank Neer, dean of boys at the
high school, presented the sum
snary. Leader and club advisors
attending the panel - were: Mrs.
. Orace Hockett, -Mrs. Mary
Brown, Mr. George BurrUl, Mr.
Harold Davis.
The AAUTF esitd stdy grew
will hold Its last meeting for this
year at -the -home of Mrs. Wil
liam J. Braon. S3I North 25th
at with Mrs. C Ronald Hudkms,
assistant hostess. I The meeting
will 'be held Tuesday at t pa,
Mrs. Milton Cot and Miss F. Alt
Davis will talk on the growth of
Christian faith in
the mind . of
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Mlsa Shirley Lukina, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
S. Luldns, who will be Installed as worthy advisor of Chad
wick Aasembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls Tuesday night
at formal public installation, ceremonies at the Masonia
Temple. Miss Carolyn Carson lis the rearing worthy ad
visor. Qesten-Millen.
Installation on
Tuesday Night
Miss Shirley Lukins, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Lu
kins, will be formally installed
' as worthy advisor of Chadwick
. assembly, Order of Rainbow" for
Girls at a public ceremony Tues
day at the Masonic Temple at
8:13 o'clock. Miss Carolyn Car
son, retiring worthy advisor, will
be the Installing officer.
Other officers to be Installed
are Beverly Davenport, associate .
worthy advisor; Lois Burris,
charity; Jo Ann Tweedie, hope;
Jean Doolittle, faith; Nancy Far
rar, chaplain; Nancy Buren,
drill leader; Pat Larson, associ
ate drill leader; Carol Cain, love;
Barbara Bates, religion; Evelyn
Killin, nature; Berniece Isham,
immortality; Charlotte Alexan
der, fidelity; Leah Case, patrio
tism; Joan Farrell, service; Jo
Ann Thomas, confidential ob
server; Ruth Tanner, outer ob
server; Roberta Meyer, musi
cian; Mrs. Fern Craven, choir
director; Ruth Pearcy, Pat Pow
ell, Beverly Kenney, Pat Pear
sont Elaine Winkle, Coral Nel
son and La Von Cannon, choir.
By Mslne Bnren
Bach's violin concerto in
major, Schubert's MUnfinished,,
and Tchaikowskjf's "Romeo and
Juliet fantasy4 j overture -are
among the works promised for
this weekend on the air. Several
programs were changed from
last week to make way for the
celebration of V-E day, but will
be performed this weekend.
Today's fine music includes:
11 a.m. (CBS) Paul Lavalle
will lead the Stradivari orches
tra in "Zapateado" by Serasate,
"Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" by
Kern, a rondo by Mozart, the
overture from "The Bohemian
Girt- by Balfe and others.
1130 ajn. (NBC) John Charles
Thomas will sing "Because" by
D'Harddot, The Night Is Young
, and You're so Beautiful" by
Rose-Fueas and "Vilia" by Jj
har. The chorus will sing "Casey
Jones," and the orchestra will
play nur s by Moszkowski
and Grieg.
12 (CBS ; Yhe New York Phil
harmonic Symphony will feature
John Corigliano, violinist, - and
Bruno Walter, conductor. The
orchestra will play the symphony
No. t in B minor by Schubert
and "Death and Transfiguration'
: by Strauss. The violin concerto
No. 3 In I major by Bach will
be played by the. soloist with the
orchestra. :
IM N3SC The NBC under
the direction of Dr. Frank Black
will play the three movements
of the concerto for piano and or
chestra by Khachaturian with
William KapeH, pianist
Monday's programs include
the appearance of Helen Trau-
bel on the Telephone hour at 9
o'clock , who will sing the beau
tiful aria "Vlssi de'art" from
Tceca.
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CALENDA1
MONDAY
. St. Anna's OuUd wltta Mrs.
Charles Wood. S1I Wast LafeUs,
i-M pjn. I
Jayceettesi with Mrs. Jaa
Hovet, 1033 Highland mr:
American Legion auxiliary
1 mothen meeting. Salem Wom
an's clubhouse.
Hat Hlbbard camp and auxil
iary meet st VTW hall. S pm.
TUE8DAT I
KxtcuUre session, Salem Coun
' ell of church women, YWCA,
s p.m.
BPW dinner meeting. Golden
Pheasant. S:30 p.m.
AAUW child study group, with
Mrs. William J. firaun. 834
North S9th st
- Salem Council of Church Worn
en executive council, TWCA,
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WEONKSDAT
Women's assodaUon. First
Presbyterian church, t pjn.
THliKSDAV
Saiem Sojourners club meet a
Quelle, dessert luncheon, 1 p.m.
o Pupils
ill Play
i Pupils of Prof, and Mrs. T. S.
Roberts will; be presented in two
recitals at their studio during
the next week. The first is sched
uled for this afternoon at 4
O'clock when the following piano
pupils'; will play: Wally "Wood,
Tonuny Drynan, Merlyn; and
Anona Grubser, Charles Mar
s t e r s , Roberta and Barbara
Amundson, Darlene Turner, Pa
tricia j Gordon, Patricia Todd,
Freddy and; Danny Kites, Eve
lyn Hindebrand, Aileen Allison,
Norman Luther, Shirley j Ann
Fellows, Linn Laswell, Audra
Garbarino, 'Glenn and Virginia
Benner, Marilyn Lorenz, t Jean
Hartwell, Moyra Moore, ! Bob
Donnelly, Curtis Humphrey,
Marcla OdelL Baddy and Dana
Lindstrand, Ardella Reynolds,
Bernice Imlah, Marion Coffel
and Patricia Perkins. i '
The second recital will be
Wednesday night at 8:1S o'clock,
when ProL Roberts piano pupils
will play. - r
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Car. SUU'A 'liberty Th. 1111
Mothers to
Be Guests
At Tea
Gold Star Mothers will be spe
cial ; guests at a Mother's ; Day
tea to be given this afternoon
from S to at the home of Mrs.
A. C Grsg. The junior griup
of the American Legion auxiliary
Is sponsoring the affair. Mem
bers and friends of the Legion
Auxiliary are invited.
? Receiving at the door and in "
charge of the guest book will be
Alice Louise Ohling and Beverly
Krueger. Greeting guests will be
Diane Putnam, president of the
Juniors, Mary White, first ' Gold
Star member, and Mrs. Donald -Madison,
auxiliary president
X Yellow iris with matching ta
. pert' will center the tea table at
which Mrs. J. D. White, Mrs.
Donald Madison, Miss Carol Jean
Gragg, Miss j Thelma Smith,
La Vonn Cannon and Joan Blax
all will pjde. j
: Musicalnumbera will be given
by Janet Gaiser, Marilyn Morse
and Joan BlaxalL '
- Assisting about the rooms will
be Barbara Jones, Louise Dotten,
Joan Jacqua, Audrey Simmons, .
Shirley Webber, Joan Voves,
Lorene Palmateer, Virginia Lov-
cik, Beverly Hofstetter and
len Reynolds. ! it
The Triple ITri-Y under
1
the
ElJ
direction of Virginia Ward
liott will give a group of selec
tions. Miss Jewell Gueffroy Willj
be the accompanist. Members of.
the trio are Lois Ruecker, Grace
Ashf ord, Diane Riggs, Janet Mil
ler. Ruth Pearcy.. Cleo ScheideL
Sally TerriL Justine Woelke and
Berniece Isham.
Dinner Meeting
For Bow Club!
The regular meeting of th
Salem Business and Professional
Women will be held Tuesday
night at the Golden Pheasant. A
" 6 JO dinner will precede I the
'business meeting over which
Miss Phebe McAdams, president,
will preside. : j
The program is to be in charge
of Miss Ida Mae Smith, I chair
man of the program committee
and Mrs. Arthur Weddle, Miss
Dorothy Cornelius, Miss i Helen
' Fletcher and Mrs. Marian Wood
on. Dr. TL Ivan Lovell will talk
on his impressions of the San
' Francisco conference. Mrs. Jes
' sie Bush Mickelson will ' lead
, group singing.
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Mrs. Lynn Helse has retamed
' from Portland where she has
' been at the home of her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard DeVers, for a wee).
" Li and Mrs. Wilson Siermand
' and son, Jimmy, are leaving,
i Monday for i Neskowin j where
, they sojourn for several weeks,
Mrs. Harry H. Weinstetn la
, visiting in Portland for several
days with members of her fam-
,. iiy.
Miss Kasemary Gaiser. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Gaiser,
is home from Pomona, j Calif..
7 where she completed her fresh
man year at Pomona college. ,
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" ' Comi showing of Bret" felt iabria and straw
C " gn ''? 01 types iof new hats lor holidays ahead
WSl'if. 01 1 i 1135 0
but . . . better go soon to sea tha pret
tiest street in Salem. Aa you drive along!
Summer gtreet, slow down at E street and
look carefully both ways. The Hawthorns
are simply beautiful. j
Awelalt o3 . . . As a -Salem matron
stopped on uie scales in uie bank, tm old
man, sitting 'closely, said "135." She re
plied, "It's ISO straight up."' as she looked
MOM LO
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Registrations for Kilowan, the
Camp Fire Girls summer camp,
are drawing to a close jwith
openings left In only a few:! ses
sions. Because! an unprecedented
number of Blue Birds desired to
come to camp and all Blue Birds
registrations were filled the first
half of Gypsy Trails has been
opened for them August 3 to 18
and has been divided to take' car
of one-week campers. j
Tawasi group met with Mrs.
Esther Ca vender, their guar
dian. May 2 for a party planned,
by Ina Mae Brown, Joan Halter
man. Beverly Beck and Beverly
HalL May 10 a council fire was
held and Joan. Halterman j was
awarded Trail Seekers rank. All
girls participated In a program
f or the Richmond PTA, their
sponsors, May; 13, at which: time
all girls completed requirements
for Wood Gatherers rank.
The Wahanka group met with
their guardian; Mrs. Ernest Wal
ker, May 11 and elected the fol
lowing officers: Marlene Perkins,
president; Vivian Mahart, j vie
president; Velma Howard, J sec
retary; Mary 2C Bullock, . treas
urer; Gay Clearwater,' song lead
er; Greta Ann Schrecengost,
scribe. j
The Crocus group . of jBlue
Birds met with their leader; Mrs.
Mabel Sliff e ! and i visited the
Cherry City bakeryj At the next
meeting the girls made flower
prints by the spatter printing
method on cards for their moth
ers. . I . . i
The Waditaka group met; with
their leader, '.Mrs. Marie Fas
nacht, Wednesday. Nancy
Dough ton, Joyce Rautenkranz
and Edna Mae Manning passed
their Fife Makers rank. After the
business meeting the girls tinted
photos. . j ; ' I
Th Otakuye group met with
their guardian, j Mrs. Blaine
Brown, May ID for a tea for their
mothers. Each girl took part in
the program presented at which
time they reviewed the years ac-
tivities of the 4 group and
girls had accomplished. '
what
Camp Fire' Girls and I Blue
Birds throughput the city parti
cipated In Music week Thursday
by remaining at each of the
schools for a song feat led by
members of the Horizon club.
The new Singing Kilowan, th
Camp Fire-song book, was in
troduced to the girls.
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Wesleyaa Servlee gmlld f th
Leslie Methodist church j will
meet Monday at 8 p m. with No
na Riley, 42S Oxford street
Mrs. Frank Loos will preside
at a one o'clock luncheon Mon
day afternoon at her home on
Oak street ta compliment to
members of her bridge dub.
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Especially these exciting versions . . with glamorus mesh fluttering
from the brim or with a gallant bow smack in front From our col
lection of Sissy Senior : i 5 f0 "57 Cfl
MILLER'S . . SECOrD
Church Council
Will Meet ;
The executive session of th
Salem council of Church Women :
will be held on Tuesday at 2 pm. .
In the YWCA building.
The new constitution will b
read and discussed.. Plans will be
completed for the summer pro-1
ects, the Bible story hour at th
playgrounds in Salem, and work
among migratory children in the
bean fields and hop yards.
Hospital Group
To Take Members
' The membership committee of
tb4 Salem General hospital, un
der the co-chairmanship of Mrs.:
E. IM. Page and Mrs.. Taylor
Hawkins, met at the Page home
on fThursday night to make plans
for the membership driveT
Members of the committe
are the chairmen, Mrs. Wflmer
Page, Mrs. Lewis Griffith Mrs.
Ercel Kay, Mrs. George Alexan
der, Mrs. J. J. Elliott, Mrs. Hen
ry! Meyers, Mrs. ban McLellan,
Mrs. Kenneth Bell, Mrs. Ralph
Cooley, Mrs. Charles McElhinny,
Mrs. Douglas McKay, Mrs. M. L.
-Meyers, Mrs. P. D. Quisenberry,
Mrs. Percy Kelly, Mrs. George
Weller, Mrs. Wallace Carson,
Mrs. Charles Heltzel, Mrs. WU
liam Busick. Mrs. Harry Crane,'
Mrs. George Hug, Mrs. Robert
Coffey, Mrs. Lester Barr and
Mrs. Wniiam Burghardt.
The auxiliary recently pur
chased a $1000 bond, which will
W; used later for hospital equip
ment Projects of the auxiliary
are the purchase of a large re
frigeration unit for the hospital
and a heavy duty electric mixer.
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Salem 8ooamers ehib will
met ' for a . dessert luncheon
Thursday afternoon at the. Quelle :
at one o'clock. For reservations
members! are . asked to phone;
Mrs. Jacob Foos or Mrs. Sam
Cjmpbel
KEIZER Mrs. Walter Lan
sing, Mrs. Paul Pierce, Mrs. J.
Ej Bartruff, Mrs. Elmer Ideen,
Mrs. William Earle, Mrs. Nick
LeRud, Mrs. Yunker, Mrs. J. E.
Whitehead, Mrs. R. B. McClay,
Miss Ethel and Miss Alta Hall,
Mrs. Harry Broadbent Mrs. Sam
Richard, ;Mrs. Arthur Cummings,
Mrs. A. L. Mason and Mrs. Ben
daggett and Mrs. Broadbent's
little granddaughter attended the
sewing club at Mrs. Ben Clag
gett's Thursday. A no host din
ner was served. Mrs. Otto Yun
ker, president will join her hus
band since school is closed and
Vice President Mrs. Walter Lan
sing will preside at future meet
ings of which the next one will
be June 7 at Mrs. J. E. -Bartruff
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SISSV SAILOEIS
FLOOH . A
at ttie died. Another old man, sitting on the
other side of the scales, scad disgustedly,
"All morning long, he's never missed, I ;
don't believe it" !
Proven fact , . . As they said, when tell
ing the history, of the AAUW Saturday, the
organization was supposed " to prove that
women could survive the rigors of a col
lege education. It was generally agreed
they have survived . . . v . . Maadne Buren.
Airs. Charles W4 win open
her , West Lefelle street home
Monday afternoon to members
of St Anne's Guild of St Paul's
Episcopal church. The meeting
will take place at 1:30 o'clock
and election of . officers will be
held for the coming year. L As
sisting hostesses will be Mrs. Bill
Dolf, Mrs. John Carson, Mrs.
Keith Brown and Mrs. E. J. Ha
gen. WRG Has Several
New Members
- The Woman's Belief - Corps,
auxiliary to the GAR, met at the
YMCA, May 18, with " Justina
Kildee, presiding officer.
The following candidates wer
initiated: Ruth J. Hornaday, Jo
sephine "A. Erikson, Viola Mc
Laughlin, Alda Murphy, Hannah
E. Beard and Lena A. Taylor.
Refreshments : were served In
honor of the new members.;
Department convention will b
held in Portland May 22, 23 and
24. ' ,- :;!-.:v :
Memorial Day services will be
held at the City View , cemetery.
May 30 at 10 a.m. Allied organl
rations.will take part in the ser-
vices." . 1
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Women to Hear S
Rev. J. L. Knight
The Woman's association of
the First Presbyterian church
will meet at 2 o'clock Wednes
day to hear Rev. John L. Knight
professor-of religion, Willamette
university, speak on "Making
Peace in America." Two Willam
ette girls, Dorothy Dietrkk, vo
calist and Dorothy Niles, accom
panist, will furnish music. ; -
A board meeting at 1 o'clock
will precede the meeting.
Mrs. John D. Mint will en
tertain the Alpha Chi Omega
alumnae at her home, 821 Sagi
naw street Monday night at 8
o'clock. Assisting hostesses! will
be Mrs. Gardner Knapp and
Mrs. Paul Bale. All alumnae . in
the city are invited to attend.
A hease gaest of Mrs. Frank
Durbin Is Mrs. Frederick Pease .
of Seattle. She expects to be here
several weeks.
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Au Revoir
Party for
Marrs
! Mr. and Mrs.. Robert Kin
were hosts for an au revoir par
; ty Saturday night at their noma
on Jerris avenue in compliment
1 to Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Marr,
' who are leaving for Tillamook to
live. The occasion also marked
th tenth wedding anniversary
jof the Marts. . ..y. J :;v, y"
. Assisting Mrs. Kinf ; were
Mrs. Joseph Johnston and Mrs.
Fred Pickhard, Thirty guests
i were Invited to can informally
during the evening to , say fare
well to Mr. , and Mrs. Marr. An
all whit color scheme was used
jln the decorations.
Hostesses Fete
I Mrs. Merten
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Mrs. P. G. Gorton and Misi
Katherin Murnan entertained
i. Jointly Thursday night at Mrs.
! Gorton's residence in honor of
. Mrs. Ann Merten, bride-elect of
Mr. Patrick J. Corcoran of Los
Angeles. The guest of honor was
: presented with a miscellaneous
I shower of gifts, after which re
jfreshments were served on a
! lace-covered table adorned with
! spring flowers and whit tapers.
I The i guest list Included the
1 guest of honor, Miss Elda Unger,
I Miss lola Hansen, Miss Frances
Kuenstlng. Miss : 1 Eva Ferre.
I Mrs. ; Doris Fuqua, Mrs. June
: RusselL Miss Betty Jean Merten,
I and the hostesses, Miss Katherin
1 'Murnane and Mrs. P. G. Gorton.
j Teacher Hostess
( To the Mothers
j Miss Frances Virginie Melton
' was hostess to mothers of her
1 piano pupils at a party on Satur-
day night given at the home of
Mrs. George Allen, North 21st
i street The evening was spent In
formally. ! Miss Melton has announced
her final recital for the year, to
I be held on June 1.
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