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Tkm OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Thursday Morning. April 4, 1948
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Dinners Will
Be Events
Of Week
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Several dinner parties are on
th social calendar this week.
- Dr. and Mrs. James L. Sears
Will be boats tor an informal
durae party tonight at their
'North Winter street home for
the pleasure of .' few friends.
'Contract bridge will be in play
following the dinner hour. Cov-
tts will be placed for Mr. and
lira. Robert Sears, Dr. and Mrs.
Leslie iR. Burdete. Mr. and Mrs.
T. Harold Tornlinson; and Dr.
ad Mrs. Sears.
Brass Ta Be !IeU
Dr. and Mrs. .Estill Brunk
will preside at a dinner party
Saturday, night at their home on
North Hit street in hmor of a
' group of friends. Contract bridge
will be. In play during the even
ing. The Easter motif and spring
flowers will be carried out in
the tattle appointments.
1 Covers will be placed for Mr.
and Urs. Ftoyd Seamster, Mr.
and Mrs. Bryan Good enough,
Mri and Mrs. James Turn bull.
Mr. aatd Mrs. Ervin Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eggstsff
, and Df. and Mrs. Brunk.
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Nejw Eastern
, Str Group
-Instituted
A new Eastern Star- chapter
srfll be' instituted" In Salem on
Saturday, April 6 at ceremonies
! St the! Masonic Temple at s
' a'dorki The new chapter will be
.known as Salem chapter No.
102, Order of Eastern Star.
The chapter will be Instituted
; by thai grand patron. Sylvan
Wast of Portland, and a group
'"of his officers. Chadwiik chap
' ter. Order of Eastern, Star will
also assist with the ceremony.
The new officers are Mrs. Wil
liam Marriott, a past worthy
- matron' of Chadvrtrk chapter,
OE3. who will be installed ss
worthy matron; Mr. Walter Lam
. Irtg. worthypatron; Mrs. William
Newmer, associate matron; Mr.
Charles, Borer, associate, patron;
Mr. Robert Kfudell. secretary;
Mrs! Walter Lanaing, treasurer;
, Mrs, Maria Yoder, conductress;
, Mrs. Claud Post, associate con
ductress); Mrs. James Manning,
i - chaplain; Mrs. Charles Beyer, ,
1 anarahaia; Mrs. Lenard Kephart,
, organist!; Mrs. Robert Keudcll,
Adah: Mrs. J H. Farrar. Ruth;
Mrs. John Cray bill. Esther; Mrs.
H. M. Lucas, Martha; Mrs. Rti
aell Beutler, Electa; Mr. Lenard
Kephartj. Warder; and-, Mr. Will
lam Marriott, Sentinel.
Tha charter for the new chap
ter will) be applied fr at the
grand chapter meeting in June.
The) retgular meeting night for
fho chapter will be the second
and fourth Saturdays of the
Jsnonth. 7
All Eastern Star members in
fha capital are Invited to attend
th -. ceremonies. Refreshments
will -bo as r red following -the
rent.
Surprise Given
Mrs. Spiya
A group of friends eurpriaed
Mrs. O. K. Spira on Sonday at
ber home near Stay ton with a
birthday dinner and a- shower
Tna group included Mr. and
Mrs. Wil? Carter. Mr. and Mrs
W. S Lavender, France. Don
ald and Bobbie. Mr. and Mrs
Barney Kiraeh. Betty Class. Mr
aod Mrs.j E. H. EriCkson. Evelyn
and.' Donna Lee.Mre. Laurence
Edwards, Gerald iste. Cookie and
Lasuiie.' fr. and Mrs. Charles
Laffler a4 Bernsce, Mr. and
Mrs, J. C Petereon. Mr. and
Mrs. John Terhnne and Ray
atxwal. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Stetm
nd Carol, Mr. and Mrs. John
Allen and Sharon, Mabel Pat
ton, Mr.. and Mrs- Jack Ryland.
Mr. and. I Mrs. Fred Gary. Mr.
and Mrs Otto Limbeck. Cleo.
. Merle and Clair, ' Joe Schteic,
,' Delbert -and Lerey Chrnmin
, and Ur. land Mrs. M. E. Town-
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Theater Arts area aaet
In the YWCA.m Tueaday after
nooa and heard Mrs. T. A. El
liott, read "Soldier's Wife."
Taaoo attending the meeting
wers Mrs. J. M. Devers. Mrs.
Bruce Speulding. Mrs. T. A.
Elliott. Mrs. Blanche Jones.
Mrs. Charles McChinny, Mrs.
John EL West. Mrs. W. WL. Kirk.
Mtae Kate EMckson and Mrs. W.
J. Minkiewitz.
T la Waeaaa's Re.
lief Corp will appear in for
mai dress; on Friday when , they
gather for llorlock no-hot
luncheon at VTW hall. After
hmeheor!. a business meeting
will be held and department of
ficers honored. An army day
program ts planned.
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Bush Home
Scene of
Parties
The home of Mrs. Asahel Bush
on North Liberty street is the
setting for two smartly arranged
dinner parties this week.
Wednesday Mrs. Bush and Mr.
and Mrs. Wendell Webb were
hosts for a dinner in honor of a
group of their friends. The ta
ble centerpiere was of pastel
spring flowers. The evening
'hours were spent Informally.
- Covers were placed for Rep.
and Mrs. Eugene Marsh of Mc
Minnville, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Schenk, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph If.
Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd
Riches, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Johnson, Mr. David W. Eyre,
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Fry,
Mr. Roderick Llresley. Mr. Carl
Gabrieleon. Mr. and Mrs. Wen
dell Webb and Mrs. Asahel
Bush.
Mrs. Bush will also be hostess
for an informal dinner party to
night for a few friends.
Guests will be Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Price, Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart Bush and Mr. Roderick
Livesley.
State Officer
Visits Court
Hanna Rosa Court. Order of
the Amaranth, met Monday with
Mrs. Ray Herkinger, royal mat
, ron and William Wilson, royal
patron, presiding.
Mrs. Emma Henderson, grand
royal matron of the state of Ore
gon, was escorted to the throne
and given honors. Also present
were Mrs. Frances Hurlburt, past
supreme royal matron and pres
ent grand secretary, several oth
er grand officers .and members
from Portland courts.
, At the close of the meeting
refreshments were served by the
committee composed of Mr. and
Mrs. William P. KtJis, Mr. and
Mrs. C. R. Lester,' Mr. and Mrs.
C. R. Mudd. Mr. and Mis. H.
Glaisyer and Mrs. Iva Bushey.
Miss Miriam Becke arrived ta
Salem Wednesday night to spend
the remainder of the week at
the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Karl Becke. Miss
Beck, s junior st the University
of Oregon, spent the spring va
cation in Sacramento with Miss
Selbr Frame.
Mr. and Mrs. Deaald 8teek
well of Portland were weekend
guests at the home of his moth
er, Mrs. H. K. Storkwell.
Fo Petal CoMprntad
$1.50 to $t.50
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Fropsrstions. Contaias a xieatifrs supplement for saiurc's dudlng sLia-beautifying suhstane.
Mme. Huntingford's Personal Representative Will Be in Our Sf r
: April 4th," 5th, and 6th
CLUB CALENDAB f
THUKSDAY
. First Christian church Worn
en's council group regular met
lnxs slated.
A A U W Evening literature
group with Mrs. Ralph Dobbs. SS
N. Winter st p.m.
: Disabled American Veterans
auxiliary aewlns with Mrs.
Ralph Secor. route S. box 2SS.
no-host luncheon at noon.
Pioneer post No. 14S. Ameri
can, Lexion. Qo-host dinner, L.
(ton hall. p.m.
Raphaterlans with Mrs. James
Heitxel. 710 S. Liberty St, t Je
a.m.
Keizer sewing club, with Mrs.
Roy Melson. U day. No-host
luncheon.
Macabbees. Tent hi via Ne. S4 d.
ttO North Commercial st, p.m.
Fit ID AT
Central WCTU with Mrs. W. A.
Barkus. 120 VlaU ava, J:3S p.m.
Disabled American Veterans
auTihary, Salem Woman's club.
T:4S p.m. social hour with chas
ter to follow.
MONDAY
, Deaconess hospital auxiliary,
1:30 at church.
Gamma Phi Beta alumnae with
Mrs. Ivan Merchant, Routs 4.
;3S p.m.
Contestants;
For Queen
Chosen
Willamette university's Inde
pendent Women, Wesley Fellow
ship, Catholic club and Delta
Gamma and Alpha Chi Omega
sororities scored successes this
week when their candidates" in
the first annual WaUulah, iu
dent yearbook, beauty queen
contest were selected front':
' field of 19 by ten male judges
to preside as a court at the
Queen's ball slated for the uni
versity campus April 11. g
Members of the court from
which a queen will be selected
by an anonymous judge during
the ball are: Jpyce Fermin,
Portland; Beverly Briggs, Great
Falls, Mont.; Paula Smith, Stay
ton; Eileen Lytle, Portland, nd
Frances Ball, Raymond, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Bash
have returned from a stay at
Agate Be'ach Inn.
The South 8a lent Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will
meet Friday afternoon at two
o'clock with Mrs. C. F. French.
1745 South Church st Mrs. Elsie
Trick will be assisting hostess.
Mrs. A. W. Caswell will present
the opening devotions. Mrs. T.
O. Adams will discuss the plan
of work for youth, and Mrs.
Stacey will report on the chil
dren's organization. Guest speak
er will be Mrs. Necia Buck, of
CorvaJlis, who will speak on the
Yale school of Alcohol studies,
which she attended recently In
Portland. All interested women
are welcome.
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light, rich Cleansing Gmpo,um).Thrn a film of Rich Night Compound, which works
so rapidly that you whisk away the surplus and sleep without cream on your face!
Oeaasing Compound
$1,10 to 13.50
Miss White,
Mr. Buick
Married
News has Borne from New
Zealand telling of the marriage
of Miss Muriel Joy White,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gil
bert White of Salem, to Mr. Ron
F. Buick of Masterton. New
Zealand, on Saturday, March
18. The bride sailed from San
Francisco on February 23 and
was married three days after
her arrival. The couple met in
Europe in 1938 when they were
touring the continent.
. The ceremony took place at
the Episcopal church in Master
ton with the Rev. Archdeacon
Kenney officiating.
For her wedding the bride
chose a white satin gown fash
ioned with a train. The shirred
bodice was designed with a
sweetheart neckline and long
sleeves with points over the
wrists. Her fingertip veil of
bridal Illusion, cascaded from a
tiara of flowers. She carried
white prayer book marked with
white orchids. Mr. Horace Chap
pel, the groom's cousin, gave the
bride in marriage.
Miss Joan Gemmell was the
bridesmaid and wore a full
skirted pink net frock with pink
lace bodice made with long
sleeves. She carried an old fash
toned nosegsy of pastel flowers.
Mr. Sidney Campbell stood
with the groom as best man.
After a wedding trip the cou
ple Returned to Masterton to
make their home on the groom's
sheep ranch, "Burnside."
The new Mrs. Buick is a grad
. uate of Salem schools and Wil
lamette university. She has been
dean of girls at the West Linn
high school for several years.
Her husband served with the
New Zealand army In the Pa
cific for three and a half years.
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Charter Night
Is Observe
Charter night of Chadwick
chapter. Order of Eastern Star
was observed Tuesday night at
the Masonic Temple. Three of
the six charter members who
were present included Mrs. Lena
Cherrirtgton, Mrs. Milton L. Mey
ers and Miss Virginia Byrd. They
were honored In the East and
presented with corsages.
Past worthy grand officers
honored were Mrs. Paul H. Hau
ser, sr., Mr. Rex Davis, Mx Mil
ton Meyers and Mr. Phil Sweit
rer. Mrs. Fred Keeler, associate
worthy matron, presided in the
absence of Mrs. E. E. Bergman.
Mrs. David Cameron gave a
group of solos and Mrs. Albert
Cohen read a tribute to the char
ter members. A dinner preceded
the meeting.
The Qniltcrs at the First Chris
tian church had their last meet
ing. Tuesday. They have been
meeting every Tuesday for over
40 years and believe they have
made about IS quilts a year to
sell for the benefit of the church.
Membership at one time was
over 30 but now surviving, char
ter members are only four; Mrs.
Arthur Welch, Mrs. Fred Pugh,
Mrs. W. A. Chute snd Mis. Rob
ert L. Hart.
MmcHuntingfofd
SKIN COMPOUNDS
Soften, cleanse, lubricate . , . simple and sane program for
tttys young. In the morning, a fingertip-ful of Rose Petal
r your face for make-up. At bedtime,
.Members of the United Span
ish War Veterans auxiliary made
plana for the annual "Mckinley
Carnation" sale on April 12 and
13 when they met at VFW hall
Monday afternoon. Plans were
also discussed for entertainment
of the national president April
15 to 18.
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Central Lutheran Ladies Aid
will meet today at 2 o'clock with
Mrs. I. G. Lermon, 85 Sunny
view ave.
Birthdays
Honored at
Dinner
The birthdays of Mr. Ira Fitts"
and Mr. Maurice Heater will be
celebrated, at a no-host dinner
party Saturday night.
The group will gather at the
Fitts home on South Commer
cial street before going on to
the Chinese Tea Garden fordin
ner. After the dinner hour the
guests will return to the Fitts
home for cards and birthday
cake.
Making up the party will be
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fitts, Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Heater, Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Irwin, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Felton, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Mink, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
Stand ish, Mr. and Mrs. Verne
Robb, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert
Schwabbauer, Mr. and . Mrs.
Cecil E. Young, Dr. and Mrs.
Harry Fredricks, Mr. Franklin
Fredricks, Miss Tommie Ross of
Birmingham, Alabama, and Miss
Irene Lightsey.
Shower Given
For Matron
When members of Eta chap
ter of Beta Sigma sorority met
Tuesday at the Hulsey avenue
residence of Mrs. Ed Lewis,
they combined their business
meeting with a surprise shower
for Mrs. Roger Quackenbush.
Bouquets of flowering quince
and grape hyacinths provided
the decorations. The serving ta
ble, cleverly arranged with a
stork, was centered with a two
tone cake, half of which was
pink upon which was written
"a girl," and the other half of
blue with "a boy." Tall tapers
and pink flowers were also
used. Assisting Mrs. Lewis were
Miss Ethel Redden and Miss
Lois Gillings.
During the business session,
presided over by Miss Hazel
Shutt, April 13 was set as
tentative date for the Spring
rummage sale, with Miss Nor
ma Sic t ton as committee chair
man. The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Loyal A.
Warner on E street, April 16.
Mrs. Iraa Merchant will en
tertain the Gamma Phi Beta
alumnae at a 6:30 o'clock din
. ner Monday night at her coun
try home. Assisting hostesses
are Mrs. Richard Nelson and
Miss Margaret Bell.
The Unitarian Wemaa'a Alli
ance will meet with Mrs. Albert
Dewey, 1255 Court St, 7:30
Friday night.
ADDITIONAL SOCXETT
ON PACK
a pen tie clean-up with
Rich Night Compound
$1.2 lotb.W
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Trotters Club
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Dance on
Friday
Gala event of Friday night
will be. the Trotter's club dance
at the Crystal Gardens with
Claude Bird's orchertra playing
for the semi-formal affair. Re
freshments will be served ft
nine o'clock with dancing slated
to begin at ten o'clock.
Several parties are beiug ar
ranged to precede and follow the
dance. Mr. and Mrs. Holly Jack
son have invited a group of
their friends to an. informal par
ty at their home on Donald Wsy
before the dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean T rum bo
will be pre-dance hosts at their
home on Silverton Road. Their
guests include Dr. and Mrs. Ros
coe Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Nibler, Mr. and Mrs. Orville
South, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Sie
wert, Mr. and Mrs. William
Whitmore, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Armpriest, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Metzger, Mr. and Mrs. Ben New-)
ell, Mr. "and Mrsi Roy Ferris,
Mr. and Mrs. Ridgley Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Jernigan, Mr.
and Mrs. William Bush, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Scheidegger and Mr.
and Mrs. C. Ronald Hudkins.
Sapper Parties to Follow
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Heater;
will be hosts for a supper party
following the dance at the Lor
ing Grier home on Kingwood
Heights. Guests of the Heaters
will be Mr. and Mrs. Holly Jack
son, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mink,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rolow,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Young and
Mr. and Mrs. Loring Grier.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Hobbs
have invited a group of their
friends to a midnight buffet
supper party at their home on
Jefferson street after the danc.
Guests will be seated at small
tables, centered with Individual
pastel bouquets.
Covers will be placed for Mr.
and Mrs. Roger Ky Putnam, Mr.
and Mrs. William Bush, Mr. and
Mrs. Dean Ellis, Dr. and Mrs.
Harry Fredricks, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Hauge, Mr. and 1 Mrs.
Robert Bowman, Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Ferris, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
F. Cronemiller, jri of Antioch,
Calif, and the hosts.
Brights Will
Honor Club
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bright
will entertain their pinochle
club Saturday night at their
home on E street, Members are
Dr. and Mrs. C. Ward Davis,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lorrnz, Mr.
and Mrs. George Maurer. Mr.
and Mrs. Gail Jones and Mr.
and Mrs. L R. Tweedie.
The Florence Vail Missionary
society of the Calvary Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. J.
Morse. 467 North 1 9th st., at 10
a.m. Friday. Following the cov
ered dish luncheon, gift boxes
will bar opened.
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Club Will meet on Friday at 1:30
at the community hall and will .
be led by Miss Eleanor Trindle
in a discussion of home recrea
tion. All women of the commun
ity are invited. .
The Kappa Alpha Theta alum
nae will gather tonight at the
home of Mrs. Roy S. Keene on
Lefelle street at; 8 o'clock. Mrs.
Wallace Carson" will assist. Ail
Visiting Thetas are invited. .-
Mrs. Barnett
A Hostess ..
Mrs. E. t Barnett will enter
tain a group of friends at
dessert supper tonight - at her
home on Siputh Cottage street.
Contract 1 bridge will be In
play, during the evening. Bou
quets of daffodils and' other
spring flpwers will ' provide the
decorative note.;
Mrs. Bamett's guests will be
Mrs. Charles Feike, Mrs.; Glenn
Paxson. Mrs. Forrest Simmons,
Mrs. Virgil Sexton, Mrs. Bjarne
Erickson, Mrs. Lloyd Sanders
and Mrs. James i Barrick.
You'll Lo the grandest lady in the
Easter parade asiyuu stroll down, the
avenue in yournew Easter bonnet. Set -back,
to bare your brow, adorned with
luscious flowers and gleaming ribbons
see it here, trv it on today!
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Visitors in . i
CapitrX
Visitors in the capital this
week are Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Sick and Mr. "and Mrs. William
Mackie of Seattle, . who ara
registered atf ther Marion hotel.
They came down for the board .
of directors meeting of Sicks
Brewing company.
Mrs. Floyd W. Shepard enter
tained the two Seattle, matrons
informally atner North Summer
street home. : - .
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Wednesday night the. board ef
directors and their wives.- were
honored- at a dinner party at
the Normandy Manor.
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