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PAGE SIX Jhm OREGON STATESMAN, Satan, Oregon. Thursday Morning, March 21, 1948 Society . ...Clubs Music .... The Home Maxlne Buren Wmmo! Editor Guests Are Bidden to Shower Mrs. Dean T rum bo wai host es for a surprise party Wed nesday nigh at her home on the SUverton Road in compliment to Mrs. Kenneth Sherman. Contract bridge was in play during the evening with a late supper following. Bouquets of pastel spring flowers provided the - decorative note about the rooms. A shower complimented Mrs. Sherman during the eve ning. Honoring Mrs. Sherman were Mrs. Fred Scheidegger, Mrs. W. Gerald Nibler, Mrs. Ridgley Miller, Mr. Roy FerrU. Mn. Hascoe Wilson, Mrs. C. Ronald Hudkins, Mrs. Donald Arm priest and Mrs. Dean Trumbo. Members of the Fidelia eUsa ef the First Baptist church will meet this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the class room. The hostess, Mrs. A. J. Mathis. will be as sisted by Mrs. Jennie Hicks and Mrs. Robert Bristow. Miracles f the Bible has been selected as tr-.e topic for general discussion. A Pinochle Party Mr. and Mrs. Evert G. Civens will be hosts for an informal party Saturday night at their home on North 17th street for the pleasure of a group of their friends. Pinochle will be in play dur ing the evening with a late sup per following. Mixed bouquets ef spring flowers will be ar ranged about the rooms. ' Bidden by the hints are Mr. end Mrs. Louis Lorent, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Quistad. Mr. and Mrs. Fuell Blight, Mr. and Mrs. Les Remington, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd fceamster, Mr. end Mr. E. J. Zwarhka and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stewart. The Woman's Bible ela. ef the First Methodist church has p- tponed the meeting a week, lt is now set for Friday, March T9 fOR FASTER GROWTH- start your chtcks em TRIANGLE CHICK STARTER ft stss growth, reer Mtea4 ha right balaaca el vUaatlae, pca liuu h4 taiaarala. 7V CHck Stf.tr ia a aciaatiScaUy balaacad ratiaa bailt t all tka rfitawiu f rr chick, duriag tfea arst eight nki af srewt. tM yaf !. Illi-U ).: See Tear Leeei Dealer sTml Vlr ft 1 f...tt week ...ttaswek ...2nd eeek m On this gay and joyous Easter, send your best wishes via our delightful greeting cards. Whatever your preference religious, senti mental, humorous we have a charming election to pleae you. Oioose yours today. Tflne MoaDernne SOS Court Fhoae) 3803 Jeryme EngUs Sootat? Saitsr CLUB CALENDAR THURSDAY la-aarvtcawoman Pioneer Poet No. 14S meet at Lofton bell. S p.m., election. Hayesvtlle Woman's club with Mrs. William Brietzke, Claxtet road. p.m. Willamette University Faculty Wives club. Carrier room. First Methodist church, 1M pm. Court 918, Women's Catholle Order of rorcsters, with Mrs. Ells Voves, 639 N. Cottafe st 1 p.m. Lad 1m Kelzer Sewing club with Mrs. Walter Lansing, all day meeting. Marine Corps League auxiliary with Mrs. D. F. Furlough, SOW 8. Church st. Lions auxiliary, Hollywood Lions Den, luncheon, 1 p.m. Women's General council ef the First Christian church meet at church, noon. Aid society. Woman's Belief Corps with Mrs. George Hender son. 1500 S. Liberty St., covered dish dinner. Young Matrons club, YWCA, dessert luncheon, 1 0 pjn. SATURDAY Salem Woman's club meeting, clubhouse. 3:30 p.m., board meet ing, 1 Ai p.m. Two Dinner Parties Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wilbur celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary Wednesday night. After gathering at the Wilbur home the guests went on to the Normandy Manor for dinner. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. T. Harold Tomlinson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ramsden and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wil bur. Grabenhorsts Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Coburn Graben horst will be hosts at dinner Friday night at their home for a few friends. Covers will be placed for Mr. and Mrs. James H. Nicholson, Jr., Miss Margaret Bell, Mr. Douglas Drager and Mr. and Mrs. Grabenhorst Women Will Nominate During ihe business session of the West Salem Woman's club, held in the city hall auditorium on Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Drew Michael, Mrs. Mark Gah ler and Mrs. Collette Rust were named by Mrs. Glenn Daven port, president, to act on the nominating committee. Mrs. Fred Gibson arranged daffodils and camellias to form the decorations. Mrs. Michael poured during the tea hour. New members introduced are Mrs. John Arming arid Mrs. G. A. Brounhill. Guests were Mrs. Marvin King, Mrs. Lynn Rich ardson and Mrs. Edwin Maerz. Sophomore girls from the high school furnished music. Hostesses were Mrs. Mark Gehlar, Mrs. Walt White, Mrs. Don Watson, Mrs. Tom Dalke and Mrs. Collette Rust. Party Given for Four-Year Old Mn. Norrij S. Walen enter tained Saturday in honor of her son Stephen on his fifth birth day. The St. Patrick's day motif was used and spring flowers formed the decorations. Honoring Stephen were Bar bara and Bobby KeudelL Marcia Boyd, Janet Griffin,. Suzzann Davis, Bobby Kennedy, Barbara Meeks, Carol Walen, Mrs. Rob ert KeudeO, Mrs. W. L. Boyd, Mrs. Harold E. Meeks, Mrs. Lewis Green, Mrs. P. M. Hill and Mrs. Mabel L. Traglio. v a ir . m ssxw -j lunehedn at Nohlgreh Mrs. Ralph Nohlgren will pre side at one o'clock luncheon Saturday afternoon ai her South Summer street home In compli ment to a group of her friends. After the luncheon several hours of contract bridge will be In play. Arrangements of spring flowers will be used about; the rooms and j on the luncheon' ta bled ! 1 Mrs. Nohlgren's guests will be her sister, Mrs. Edwin McWaln, who will be here from Portland for the weekend, Mrs. Wayne Doughton, Mrs. Harold Shogren, Mrf. Kenneth Hanson, Mrs. Tsl botf Bennett, Mrs. Roland Nohl gren and Miss Eleanor Trindle. Fjurvines Hosts at 1 Dinner ! Lt. Comm. and Mrs. Ralph E. Purvine were hosts for a charm ingly arranged dinner party Wednesday j night at their home on i Saginaw street. The "affair waf arranged in compliment to members of the Salem clinic and their wives. ! A buffet dinner was served by the hosts with guests seated, at individual tables. Arrangements of camellias were used on ithe buffet table and about the rooms. Covers were placed for 'Dr. and Mrs. Harold Schneider, Dr, and Mrs. D. R. Ross, Dr. and Mrs. Hugh LA. Dowd, Dr. Frank E. Brown, Dr. Chester A. Downs, Drjand Mrs. Arthur A. Fisher, Mr. H. K. StockweuV Mrs. Fred Bernier and Lt Comm. and Mrs. Ralph Purvine. I j f , AlAmiCT!iri Vji lUlll llO I 11 1 Caroll Glenn, violinist, will be heard in recital at the Salem high school auditorium tonight at t:15 as the last artist in the winter series being sponsored: by the -Salem high school Crescen do Club. ! f. l Miss Glenn's program ! in cludes: Sonata in T Ma lor. Onus tf (The Sprint ) i Beethoven Concerto No. 4 in D . . i Minor , 'Vieuxtetnps Meiodia , ,,. Tschaikowskr Improvisation : Ka belawsky Three Preludes Gershwin-Hettets Buncombe County, North ! . Caroline i Bacon Jim J ivaa Bennett He1e Kati (scene tram the Cxsrdss) j Hubef 1 ! i Celebrate Silver! Anniversary 1 1 ' : Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. De Lapp of route 6 were surprised Sunday by the arrival of twenty guests to help celebrate their silver wedding anniversary. Arrangements were in charge of Mrs. Oscar Lux, Mrs. Charles Warren, Mrs. Ruby Kimball and Mrs, Earl De Lapp, i An appropriate program in eluded a review of the years since Mr. and Mrs. De Lapp met, read by Mrs. Oscar Lux. 1 A silver shower was presented later and a buffet dinner served. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Warren and lis Mae, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lux and Lowell, Mraj Ruby Kimball, Ray Brad shaw, Marvin Loken,; Kenneth Loktn, Hr. and MrsV Earl De Lapp, Sebeka, Minn.; Mr. and Mrsl Forrest De Lapp and Al len of Long view, - Mr. and Mrs. George De Lapp, Mr. and Mrs D wight Loken and Ronald of Portland. f Lodge Observes Birthday ! 1 1 Salem Rebekah lodge met in regular session Monday night with! Mrs. Ralph Hornedey noble grand, presiding. Mrs. Nellie Ilium of Malad, Idaho, was among the tweedy visitors present and spoke briefly. , The Three Links club will meet: in the club room on Fri day afternoon. The F. L. club is sponsoring a j benefit card party Monday night. Canton and aux lliary members will meet Friday night to practice for initiation.; After lodge Mrs. Robert Hen derson was in charge of the fol lowing program in observance of the 91st birthday of the lodge. Mies 8 Jeanne Half Moon of! the Chemswa Indian school illus trated a song in sign language Miss Bemice ! Kleihege, accotnp anied by her j mother, sang. Pu pils f Miss Lena Belle Tartar presented musical . numbers. Miss Beth Siewert sang and was accompanied ! by Miss Dorothy Nilesl Mrs. Hunter gave an in teresting version of the Book of Esther. Mrs. Jennie Martin, the only Jiving charter member, was present 1 Home Congratulations ge to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mohr on the birth of twins, a boy and girl, Mon day, March 18, at the Salem General hospital. The twins, who weighed over six pounds apiece, have been named John Edward and Carlene Ann. Their grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl V. Huber and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Mohr, all of Hillsboro. $h$ sm cSftM j ' Betrothal of Couple Told MIDDLE GROVE The en gagement of Miss Norma Jean Van Laanen to Mr. William L. Masse;, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Purcell of Salem, was an Q AT T V'Q ky ii J i J i JL kJ You'll want to look your loveliest for this . . . the most joyous Easter ever! Of course you've been planning . . . we've been planning, tool Ready now, we invite you to see our new collections high lighting Easter's most fashionable clothes created by America, topnotch designers. Soft young suits and coats, enchantingly feminine dresses and hats, lovely furs. And naturally, the right accessories to add the perfect finishing touch! All this EaMer charm tuned to your budget! nounced by the parents of the bride-elect, Mr. and Mrs. John Van Laanen, at a reception i in honor of their own 25th wed ding anniversary Wednesday night Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scharf opened their home on the Sil verton road for the occasion. The engagement news was re vealed in miniature silver hearts Corner Court and Liberty EXCLUSIVE APPAREL which contained the names : of Miss Van Laanen and Mr. Mas- sey and of Mr. and Mrs. John Van Laanen, who were married March 13, 1921. Miss Van Laanen is employed in the Salem offices of Drs. Darby and Burton, while her fiance has been with the state veterans' administration since his return from service in the European theatre. The an nouncement of their engagement was: made also at a buffet din ner at which Mr. and Mrs. Van La linen entertained relatives Sunday night Mrs. Melvin Oeede and sen. Joni of Albany visited in Salem Wednesday with her mother, Mrs. Richard Devine. , ; 1 WMEU UUILJIO CATCH COLD VWTTSf
