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The 02EGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon. Sunday Morning. Dmb 2. 1943
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. LaRochella (Evangeline Mil
lard) whose -marriaga took place on November 25 at me
horns of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Millard. The
couple will make their home In Salem at the Olymplo
apartments. Mr. LaRochelle was discharged from the
navy mis fall. (Jesten-Miller).
Miller, Spaulding, Schmidt and
Mills Will Sing Solos in Messiah
The Oratorio society is pro
ceeding enthusiastically with its
rehearsals for its third annual -presentation
of Handel's The
Messiah, which will be . given
Sunday, December 16. On Mon
day evenings at 7:30, sectional
rehearsals are held, the chorus
members of each voice part re
hearsing together for one-half
hour. The sopranos rehearse at ,
Mrs. Campbell to
Speak Today j
Stories of the China she
knows have highlighted the ad
dresses of Mrs. David Campbell,
Zugene, popular speaker 1n her
home city, who comes to Salem
to speak tonight at the Tlrrft
Christian church Woman's day
observance,
Mrs. Campbell Is not enthus
iastic about the Chinese com
munists, many of whom she de
scribes as bandits. But she is
fond of the Chinese people whom
he and her husband served for
seven years as missionary teach-
Too bad, too, bad only a'
girl" was the condolence sent
to the Campbeha on the occa
sion of their second child's birth,
but Chinese women are the
heart of the horn. Mrs. Camp
bell says. Manners and customs,
clothing' and food, the. art and
literature of the Chinese must
all be understood before China is
.fully known, 'she declares.
Lois Messina to
Head Honorary
The Beta Alpha Cam man.
sophomore women's honorary
society, this week elected Lois
Massing of Portland president at
th first regular meeting of the
group.
Other officers elected by the
organization ara Doris Barthol
emy, Portland, vice president;
Eileen Lytle, Portland, secre-
tary-treasurer, and Miss Ester
Miller, voice Instructor in the
Willamette college of music, ad
visor. Three more women will be
pledged by this group at a later
date, as the present member
ship is only ten while the quota
la II. Members are elected each
spring on the basis of service
and scholarship, for the coming
. year.
Members win usher at next
week's play performance, and
tentative plans are being made
for various service programs to
be carried out during the year
Ckadwtck . chapter Ne, SI. er-
der of the Eastern Star will meet
Tuesday night at the Masonic
temple at o'clock. Election of
officers will be held during the
meeting.
lira. Robert IS. Needkasa wffl
preside at a bridge ' luncheon
Tuesday afternoon at her home
on North 21st street for mem
bers of her club. -
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Waller hall, under the direction
of Virginia Ward Elliott; the al
tos. Miss Esther Miller, direc
tor, in the recital hall of the Mu
sic building; the tenors, under
Dean Melvin IL Geist, in studio
101, Music building; and the
basses, Maurice Brennan, direc
tor, in studio 103, Music build
ing. Following the sectional re- .
hearsals, the full chorus rehear
ses at S p. nv, at Waller halL
Soloists for the event have
been selected as follows: sopra
no. Miss Esther Miller, instructor
In public school music and as
sistant Instructor' in voice, .Wil
lamette university; contralto, Jo
sephine Albert Spaulding, for
the third consecutive time, with
the Salem society; tenor, John .
Schmidt, Jr, who sang the tenor
. solos In last year's recital; bass,
Robert Mills, bass soloist of
KGW, and soloist with the Apol
lo club of Portland.
Bernard Barron, instructor in
'cello and orchestra at Willam
ette, who has, until recently,
been with the armed forces, is
directing the orchestra. Bennet
Ludden Is pianist and Maurice
Brennan, organist j
Legion Auxiliary
initiation Slated
American Legion auxiliary
.will meet at the Salem Woman's
clubhouse Monday night at t
o'clock with the president, Mrs.
Austin H. Wilson, presiding.
Formal initiation for a large
class of candidates will be held.
.The program Is In charge of
the radio chairman, Mrs. . J. D.
White. Mrs. R. A. Meyer, chair
man of the good .cheer commit
tee, is heading the refreshment
committee. Assisting are Mrs.
HatUe Cook. Mrs. Paul Flcke,
Mrs. X K. S tiffler, Mrs. Michael
Panek and Mrs. Frank Jlrak.
Members are asked to bring
donations for "Gifts for the
Yanks." i r j
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"HOLLY"
JEWELRY
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WhaT do you folks think
about lt some of the
' folks here think we should
quote prices on our Christ-
mas gifts In the ads we run
- but f dont think it's any
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body's business how much
rfHollf
Says
- Then my clerks come back at me and say "If you leave
the prices out people will think they are so high you are
ashamed to put the price in." Well, .our prices are very
reasonable consistent with quality merchandise and all of
our customers know lt I claim that a gift in a Jackson
Jewelers box is accepted by the recipient with the knowl
edge and assurance that that gift is- the very best that could
be purchased . . . and therein lies the complete satisfaction.
Jackson
225 No. Liberty Opposite Golden Pheasant
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By Jeryme English
A GAUL FA&TT preceded tlx.
Tillicum dub 5 danc Tuesday
night when the! Hurry Weln
steins, Charles; Claggetts, Bar
ney Van Onsenoordi and H. M.
Randalla entertained at the
Quelle i i, At one end of the
room a large buffet table covered
with an Italian cloth and center
ed with handsome arrangement
of poinsettiaa, curly green mon
and white painted grass flanked
by red tapers la silver candela
bra. :. ,4 1. The pre-holiday note
carried out in the decorations I .
on the piano a large white candle
encircled with holly and red
berries... 'j j
Among those present . . . Mr.
and Mrs. Edward K. Fiasecki
who were celebrating their 33rd
wedding 3 anniversary
and
for the occasion she was wearing
beautiful orchid . . . Good
looking Mrs. Russell Bonesteele
in a black gown enhanced with
white crystal beading design oa
the bodice . . Petite Mrs. Ed
win Armstrong attractive in' a
bouffant' frock,' of black embel
lished With pink Iridescent se
quins . . Mrs. Leslie Burdette
in a stunning:; gown of cham
pagne doeskin . Mrs. V. E.
Kuhn In a smart gown of flam
enco rose fashioned with a V
neckline and gold ornaments . . .
Mrs. Lawrence Brown in a
quaint gown of black made with
Jacket edged In white . . .
Mrs. Ralph Campbell in a be
coming pink satin gown and one
of the hostesses, Mrs. Charles
Claggett, in a beautiful gown, of
aqua jersey enhanced with two
large pink rose on the skirt
WEDDING ECHOES . . . Jean
Newman and Henry Fricke were
married at simple, but impres
sive wedding ; a week ago Sun
day . .1. They exchanged vows
in the Carrier room of the First
Methodist church . . . beautiful
pink and white chrysanthemums
on the mantle snd on either side
of the fireplace. The bridesmaids
bouquets caught bur eye, in fact
tne maids themselves were so
excited about their flowers they
didn't .know if they would . be
able to walk down the aisle
They were large balls of chrys
anthemums ..!.-. Harriet Haw
kins and Shirley Rabenau who
wore pink dresses, carried bur
gundy 'chrysanthemum balls
caught here and there with pink
maline bows .'!. . they were tied
with a long pink maline ribbon
caught with a bow and a clus
ter of the flowers ... Virginia
Covert,:! the Honor maid, wore
blue and her ball was of white
chrysanthemums tied with white
maline I. . . jcertaiifly the most
unusual and effective flower ar
rangement we've seen
JeanJ a tall: and stately bride
in white satin gown and Veil,
made m- three tiers . . . her
lovely gardenias, pink roses and
bouvardia were caught by Har
riet Hawkins.;! Jean is the fourth
bride in this young group of girls
to be married !. . ; . Twelve have
been friends since high school
days and have continued friend
ship through college ... First
Jane Huston knd Maurice Fltz
Simmons were married in June
. . . Then in July Doris Berwick
and Rdllin Haag and in Septem
ber It was Sharon Burnett and
Donald Barnick . ; . Sharon and
Don are now In Long Beach,
Calif, where his ship is docked
. . 1, While jthey were in San
Francisco they had a grand visit
with Don's best friend, John
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: Being the Thanksgiving week
end Jean's college friends were
here for the occasion ... Mir
iam Becke, one of the newest
brides-elect chic in all black, a
princess coat nd one of the high
crowned hatsi . . with her was
her week-end. house guest good
looking Selby Frame of. Sacra
mento, a tall blonde . . . Shirley
Ann Bailey was down from Port
land and Wore a three piece
black suit . . Lizbeth Kenne
dy wore a good-looking pink and
black dress under her black coat
and a dashing black hat which
came down over her. forehead
and a high crown. . -
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their friends pay for their gifts.
Jewelers
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ITXST FORMAL DANCE
the year for the Salem Junior
Woman's club last Saturday at.
hthe Elks temple , . . Tables
were arranged cabaret style ...
the harvest theme was used and
. the stage where the orchestra
f played, was festive with stalks,
' pumpkins, corn, chrysanthe
mums and leaves . . . . " "
j ( At one table wa noticed the
I club's president Mrs. Fred Cast
smartly dressed in black with
White and black checked taffeta
bodice and long black gloves . . .
and Mrs. Waldo Ott stunning m
a sophisticated, model of black
satin fashioned with a low
rounded neckline, short sleeves
- and the skirt in back was gath
ered very full to make It slight
ly entrain ,1 J . to complete her
outfit she wore long black satin
gloves and
her hair . .
white carnations in
. At a table for four
, were the Duffy sisters . . . Dor
is with her marine lieutenant
husband, Stuart McEIhinny, and
Florence squired by a good-look-
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: ' . of choicest fun. For' a Christmas gift she'U VVSJj fj (J : Vi : 1 " '
loye and love you lor giving to her : A I '' It ' ":
present your special gai with a wonderful, V" : , !, - y f J ' I '- ' 4 1 (Jf " 's r'"
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ing marine officer . . Florence
was striking in a crepe gown of
aqua blue and bodice of magno
lia white studded with lustrous
beads . . . her hair was done
high and she wore a coronet of
white flowers . '. . Doris wore
black with long pink gloves and
a Spray of pink and white bou
vardia on each side of her hair
, . 'vMrsv A. L. McCafferty, a
pre dance hostess, - looked her
usual smart self in a black net
gown and black satin bodice fa
shioned oft the. shoulder style
enhanced with gold dots . . . in
her hair was an artistic arrange
ment of pale I yellow feathery
chrysanthemums . . . Noted at
the same table were Mrs. Holly
Jackson, - who fore black net
With black velvet bodke stud
ded in varied- colored sequins
.f.; . and Mrs. Jack Price whose
upsweep hair do with an ar
rangement of gardenias and pink
bouvardia caught many an eye.
I Blonde Beth1 Greenlee, bond
queen candidate, escorted by an
army officer, wore bladtr with a
white lace top . !. . at the same
table were Georgia Hull, squired
by a tall navy ROTC man, and
Mary Ann Brady, j also with a
navy man, 'wearing a 1 quaint
dress of pink with maribou out
lining the low decollette ... Ca
det Dean Thomas, former navy
V-12 man at Willamette, down
from the University of Washing
ton where he is taking his navy
1 ROTC training , . . He was with
attractive .Dorothy Boyd, also a
Willamette coed . Mrs. Ros
coe Wilson- wore a beautiful
gown of white satin witu ;very
full skirt of .net. studded with
rbinestonee . The .Dare sis
ters, looked smart . . Maria in
red metallic and escorted by
Lt Irwin Edwards . . 4 and Lu-
- da in white crepe enhanced with
gold ; . Welcome home for Sgt
and Mrs. ' Thomas P. Hill, IH
(Ruth Melson) . . . Tom only
arrived here two days ago from
Saipan . Ruth wore a black
; net dress with rows of ruffling
on the, skirt- and : around . her
: throat was a black velvet choker
fastened with a gardenia . . . i
1 ITIia YTIIIa aHl Mntinn irk liv
here and are now busy remodel- (
,lng their house on. the Melson
j property . . . Newly engaged
Margaret Hood and Lt James
Smart dancing together . .! . .
: Jim Just home a few weeks front
eztenslvit duty In the South Pa
cific with the marines.
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i ani0 Mathers who
plays tha fdmlrdne) lead :
as Sheridan Whltesidd'a v
saGrebsy la TTie' Mau
Who Came to Dinner," to
be presented by the Wil-
jth, lamene tmivensuy mumi
at the Leslie Junior blah s
school ctuditorium.
Nile Qub Will
Sew Monday
Salem Daughters of the Nile .
will meet at the. Masonic tem
'ple Monday morning for sew
ing ti 100 o'clock with lunch
eon following at 1230 o'clock,
jirs. Walter Dry Is In charge of
the sewing. ' I .
This will be the Chrismia
meeting of the club with Mrs.
Paul H. Hauser, sr, presiding.
Mrs. Sam G. Rundlett Is chair
man of the luncheon committee
and assisting are Mrs. C W.
Prigge," Mrs. Virgil T. Golden, '
Mrs. Robert McEwan, Mrs. Eth
el Nilee, Mrs. Wr E. Brown, Mrs.
J. O. i Russell; of Turner, Mrs.
Tj. II.! Eby and Mrs. M. E, :
Gadwa. ;3; !: : ' ; ;
Alpha Zt Delta alamnae will
DOUX UlCU i-USk UU IUBtlU(
jlonday night at the home of the
president Mrs. Glenn Stevens,
849 Worth 13rd street with Miss j
Vernal Keppinger as hostess. A;
dessert supper will be served' at
o'clock. Plans will be discuss
ed for the group's project this
year. Any Alpha Zi Deltas in this
city are welcome to attend. J, -
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