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Travellers
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Return to
Capital
Autumn traveled are being
welcomed back to the capital
after tripe m the south and east
Mr Iforrv V. rVUUna arrive!
In Salem Saturday after a fort
night's stay in San Francisco at
1 the home of her son and daugh-
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While In the bay city Mrs.
Collins attended the opening of
the opera season and visited
other dties in the bar area. Her
daughter-in-law entertained in
formally at tea one day in her
honor with a group of former
Salem residents, now living in
San Francisco, making up the
guest list Mrs. Ronald Gemmell
presided at the tea urn, Mrs,
in honor of Mrs. Collins.
. i Mrs. F. W. Lehmer and Mrs.
Fred Stump are being welcomed ,
home after a six weeks stay in '
the south. The two matrons
drove south in early September,
Mrs. Lehmer stopping in Okla
homa City, for a visit with mem
bers . of her ' family and Mrs.
Stump went on to Aihville,
North Carolina .to visit her fa
ther and sister.
The travelers returned home
by way of the Gulf Stream, the
Painted Desert, Death Valley,
Grand Canyon and Bono.
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, Is Engaged
saiem menaj or mm Donna
Rlnkley will be interested tt
hear of her engagement to Mr.
Prentiss "Bill" Wallace, son of
Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Wallace of
Portland. The news was reveal
ed at a Halloween party at the
, Gresham home of the. bride
elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
O. M. Hlnkley. No date has been
set for the wedding. The guests
learned the news at the end of a
treasure hunt when they found a
note hidden in Halloween bas
kets of candy.
Miss Hinkley attended Wil
lamette university where she
was a member of Delta Phi. She
has been employed here at the
state vocational education de
partment for the past two years.
Her fiance went to Muwaukie
schools and took his navy V-li
training at Willamette. He is
now taking his naval reserve of
ficer training at th TTniraraiv
of California at Los Angeles.
The Alpha Gamma Delta alsuev
nae will motor to Dallas Wednes
day night to be guests of Mrs.
. X. B. Bossatti for the regular
monthly meeting.
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Party' Will
Fete Mrs .
McLeod
.Mrs. Carlton James McLeod,
who was Sybil Spears before her
marriage in early October, will
be the honor guest at a post
nuptial party Wednesday night
when Miss Patricia Vanden
eynde entertains at the X street
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Vandeneynde. j
Contract bridge will be in play
during the evening and lata
supper will be served by the .
hostess. Bouquets of autumn
flowers will provide the decor
ative note about the rooms.
, Bidden to honor Mrs. McLeod
are Mrs. Douglas Chambers,
Mrs. Roger Quackenbush, Mrs.
Richard Chambers, Mrs. Dale
Shepherd, Mrs. Wheeler R. Eng
lish, Mrs. William Speirs, Mrs.
Wendell Wyatt, Mrs. Roe well
Beach, Mrt. Byron Mennis, Mrs.
Harry V. Carson. Jr, Mrs. John
R- Kelty, Miss Jean Burrell and
Miss Dorothy Vandeneynde.
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Chad wick chapter. Order ef
Eastern Star will hold its annual
homecoming celebration tonight
at the Masonic Temple. A cov
ered dish dinner will be served
at 6:30 o'clock. The meeting will
follow at 8 o'clock.
Shower Honors
Mrs. Burris
A shower was given at the
home of Mrs. G. R. Boatwright
for Mrs. Sherman Burris Sat
urday, November s. The table
was decorated with a blue crepe
umbrella and two baby dolls.
Those present were Mrs. Callie
Ballard, Mrs. Elllen Montgom
ery, Mis. Velma Chivers, Mrs.
Lyle Castor, Mrs. Gertrude Mul
lican, Mrs. Rena Liter, Mrs. Ruth
Cater, Mrs. Hazel Cater, Mrs.
Wanda Albrecht Mrs, Ruth
Burris and the hostess, Mrs.
Genevieve Boatwright
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TUESDAY - 'H i
Mtnourl elue auxfllirr with
Mrs. A. VKtooe. I1M North 4ta
street 11 e'ctock luncheon.
America War Mother regular '
Mwinf with Mm. Addle Curtis,
covered dish dinner at noon.
Eastern Star homecoming, cov
ered diss dinner, 9M pirn, eteet
kif at ojn. f
Salem Central WCTlTChlMren
Farm Homo tea. Ci ft Blahon
home, TOS Court street, 1 to 4:
.m. jj J ;
Yomareo class, First Methodist
Churclu with Mrs.yA. A. Keeoe,
42 North Wtnterystret, dessert
luncheon. IM ijl
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Pythian Sisters SJKh armiw
' sary, KP hall. T3S p.m. -
Weavers Guild. YMCA. S .m,
Silver tea, Slight Memorial
church, : church parlors. S pjn.
W 8 C 8 ! ef Leslie Methodist
eurch with Mis. Mason Bishop,
11 South Shurch street. I p.n.
St. Paul's guild and aaxtttary,
no-host : luncheon, perish house,
1 p.m. e
AAUW Literature group with
Miss Carolyn Wilson. 4TJ North
Cottage street, f pja.V
PIP teachers club.Uoo's Den.
reservations phone CTU.
GAB meettnr all day, no-host
luncheon at noon, YwCA,
Women's culld. First Congre
gational church, meet tn church
parlors. S p.m.. executive board
meet at 1 p.m.:
Sons of Union Veterans and
auxiliary at Woman's clubhouse,
business and inspection, IdQ pjn.
TBXUOAT i
Thursday club with Mrs. Paul
B. Wallace, 1:11 dessert lunch
eon. I, ji : m
Missionary meeting. Engle
wood United Brethren church,
with Mrs. H. A. Rowe. 760.
South Commercial, i .IS pjn.
AAUW Literature croup with
Mrs. William Bradford, SOTO Cen
: ter street, 8 p.m.
PI BeU Phf alumna with Mrs.
James T. Brand, 3S1 North Sum
mer street. M pan. ;
Sojourners dessert I luncheon,
Salem WomanV club, 1:11 pjn.
rnioAT '
Florence Vail Missionary so
ciety. Calvary Baptist church
with Mrs. George Rhoten. 1343
South Church, street.' 1 ajn.
Nebraska ' dub covered dish
supper, KP hall. S4li North
Commercial street, ':30 p.m
family i night, friends Invited.
North Salem WCTtf with Mrs.
Esther Barham, 1433 SUte street,
roll call tea. S pjn. ,
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Salem Woman's club. S:30 pjn,
lubhouse, board meeting at
:48 p.m. j
Amens; these In Pertlaad at
the Oregon-Washington grid clas
sic on Saturday were Dr. and
Mrs. Vera W Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Williams and Lt Bruce
Williams. 8 M
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MissLoiise
Larson to
Many
" -Announcement was made Fri
day night of the engagement and
approaching i wedding of Miss
Louise Maria Larson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Cart A. Larson,
and Mr. Kenneth D. Swan, son
of Mr. and Mrs. William Samual
Swan of Vallejo, California.
The btideeiect is a graduate
of Salem high school and is em
ployed by tho Oregon state high
way commlajsion. '
Mr. Swan has been recently
discharged nd served with the
41st division overseas,
Attending the announcement
party were; the Misses: EUene
Osborn. Betty Osbom. Gladys
Quesseth, Marion Boyle, Jean
nette rulmer, Pauline Welch,
Florence Carter, Maxine Rich
ards and Mrs. Manning Becker,
Mrs. DoyUf W. Belle, Mrs. El
don Harm and Mrs. Paul Lock
leer. .
A buffet supper was served at
which time the date of the mar
riage was revealed. .
The wedding will be an event
of December T at the Episcopal
church in Vallejo, California.
Betrothal of
Couple Told
Mr. and; Mrs. Robert James
Lee of Seattle are anrwiiwr.g
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Marilyn Alethe. to Ensign
Lynden M4 Watts, USNR, son of
Mrs. Nellie Watts of Madras,
Oregon, f
The bride-elect chose Navy
Day, October 7, to reveal the
news to dost friends at a dinner
party given at the home of Miss
Olga Farafintoff of Seattle. The
evening before she revealed the
news to her Alpha Gamma Delta
sorority lsters by presenting
them with the traditional box of
chocolates ! at their pledge din
ner, f
Ensign Watts attended Wil
lamette university, Whitman col
lege and the University of Wash
ington, where he was affiliated
with Theta Chi fraternity. He
received his commission at Notre
Dame university and spent two
months at Hollywood, Florida
where he received training in
radar. He recently reported for
further duty at Hearl Harbor. '
Ensign Watts is the grandson
of Mr. and Mrs. L F. Shutt and
nephew of Miss Hazel Shutt of
Salem.
VOm Sally McLellan, who Is
stationed In Seattle at 13th naval
district headquarters as assistant
field director with the American
situation
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Oregon. Tuoedar Morning. Hc-rembee 1, IMS
Red Cross, spent the fweekend
la Victoria, B C, at liho Em
press hotel. Miss McLellan Is the '
daughter of tke Daniel UcLd
lans. . y
lira, Frtmoa W. Byr presided
at a one o'clock luncheon Mon
day afternoon at her Chomeketa
street home in honor of members
of her study club.
AAUW exeeatlve beard
tng. will be at: the home of Mrs.
Brazier Small, 793 South Church
street at 109 tonight.' Miss Beryl
Holt is co-hostess. Dessert will
be served..
Marriage of
Le on
Saturday
Miss Kathleen Warrick, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs, Edward
Warrick of Monmouth, was mar
ried to Corporal Robert Mitch
ell, USMC, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Mitchell, of Portland
Saturday night at the First Me
thodist church parsonage with
Dr. Joseph M. Adams officiat
ing at f o'clock.
The bride i wore a midnight
blue suit with matching acces
sories and corsage of gardenias.
Mr. and Mrs Neil 'Warrick (Al
ice Blanche rd) attended the cou
ple, i
After a wedding dinner at the
Marion hotel, the couple left for
a honeymoon trip to Seattle.
The bride attended schools in
Monmouth and Oregon Stat
college. Her husband also went
to Monmouth schools. He re
cently returned to the states
from Japan, whet ha has been
In a prison ; camp for the past
tour years. He will receive his
discharge at the end of his fur
lough. I
Date Set for
Hobby! Tea
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A hobby tea la on the schedule
of the Postal Clerks auxiliary,
and planned for November 17,
at the YWCA. Hours have been
set for 2:30 to 4:30 o'clock. A
program of music has been ar
ranged for the afternoon.
The tea Is for the benefit of
the national building fund.
The Alpha Chi Omega mothers
will hold their first fall meeting
tonight at the chapter house on
Court street;
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Mrs. Randle
President-;
The Salem Council of Church
Women observed ! the annual
World Community . Day Friday
at the First Christian church,
with the president, Mrs. L. H.
Randle, presiding.
The principle address was giv
en by Dr. William G. Everson,
of Portland, speaking on "The
World Church in the World Com
munity.'' Dr. Everson told of
his experierKfes-viaiting service
camps and talking with service
men who have returned from the
war fronts and spoke of their
reactions to race and religious
prejudice. In closing he said;
"there is no other way to settle
world problems and Improve
world conditions until sane think
ing"ls tied to the church of Jesus
Christ. Man alone can never
bring about enduring peace."
Preceding the address, the Rev.
George H, Swift told 01 his visit
to the United Nations conference
held in San Francisco and re
lated many interesting and in
structive events ! that brought
about the formation of the Unit
ed Nations charter. He told the
audience that the United Nations
charter is indispensable since
the atomic bomb and it Is our
duty to make it live.
i During the day reports were
given by the chairmen of all
standing committees, election of
officers and installation by the
Rev. Dudley Strain. Pending
amendments to the Oregon State
constitution were discussed and
special guests were introduced.
The morning devotions were
led by Mrs.- Dudley Strain and
the afternoon devotions were led
by Mrs. Laura TrachseL Special
music during the day consisted
of a vocal solo by Mrs. Arthur
Lin erode, duet by the Rev. and
Mrs. Wilmer Brown and a solo
by Miss Frances DuLancy. Mrs.
I John Schmidt presided at the
I organ.
Election of officers resulted in
the following: president, Mrs. L
H. Randle, reelected; 1st vice
president, Mrs. W. A. Gueffroy;
2nd vice president, Mrs. ,B. F.
Shoemaker; recording secretary,
Mrs. L. W. Wise, corresponding
secretary, Mrs. E. O. Welling;
treasurer, Mrs. Stanley . Morris;
auditor, Mrs. Mason Bishop; fi
nancial secretary, Mrs. W. L.
Meeker; press relations, Mrs. D.
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B. Kleihege; civics, Mrs. Emmett
XUckard; migrant, Mrs. T. &
Mackenzie; missionary, Mrs. C
'W. Stacey; women's lounge, Mrs,
O. E. Ross; and nofninatinf, Mrs,
EJA. Collier. .H : ,-. -: c .
The afternoon session - closed
with a prayer by Mrs. S. Raynor
Smith. -
! I Missionary meeting of the EaV
glewood United Brethern church
will be held this afternoon at
iha home of Mrs. H. A. Rows,
?so South Commercial street, at
t:lS o'clock. Miss Leila Luckey
Is the leader.
Visits Here
This Week
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Miss Margaret Purvine is a
guest In the capital this week of
1 her mother. Dr. Mary B. Pur
I vine. Miss Purvine has resigned
i her position as field director
with the American Red Cross,
i For the past year she has been
at the U.S. naval hospital at As
; torla. She has been in the serr
j ice the past 20 months.
I ii- Miss Purvine plans to leave
' the first of next week for Berke
f ley, CaliL, to resume her poai
i tion as deputy probation officer
I: with the Alameda county Juven
i lie court4After her return to the
j south Miss Purvine plans to vis
; It tn Santa Barbara with her
; brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
i and Mrs. Andrew H. Burnett.
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Trindles Are
Visitors
Lt lcomdr. and Mrs. William
H. Trlndle, Jr. and sons, William
John and Michael Hugh, are be
ing welcomed 'back to the cap
ital after a several" years ab
sence, .The Trindles have been
making their home in Liver
morel Calif. They are tempor
arily residing at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
H. Trtndle.
lieutenant Commander Trin
dle recently returned to the
states from the South Pacific and
Pear Harbor. The naval flier,
who is now on terminal leave,
has been with the naval air
transport service. He has been
In the service for over three and
half years.
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