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The OREGON STATESMAN. Sataa. Oregon. Sunday Morning. April 7. 1946 PACE ELEVEN YICA Corner The April meeting for the Sa lem YWCA board of directors will be held Tuesday morning, ;.. t:45 o'clock at this YW. ".' This meeting is to be an open one for all members of the asso- '"ciation and committee members i - i - - . - - : at well as the' board personnel, ilia MarjorieWells is to give a :- resume of the, 17th national " tYWCA convention which she at - i tended in Atlantic City recently. Mrs. Ralph Secor . and Mrs. l"2 Clara JRjrerson - entertained the . auxiliary to the Disabled Ameri- -;.! ctfa ; Veterans, Thursday. They sewed during, the day; The next meeting will be held at the home -V' Mrs- Harry McWnorter. "m -;; Jadge and Mrs. E. M. Page and . , son,' Richard," are spending the weekend., In Portland as guests . J. 'cf her brother-in-law. and sis ' i ter. Dr. .and Mrs. George Evans. 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Mrs. Richard Lock hard and Mrs. Elmo L i n d h o 1 m are in charge of reservations for the luncheon and assisting on the g e n e r a 1 committee are Mrs. Wendell Ewing, Mrs. Charles Isom, Mrs. Milton Beckett and Mrs. Lawrence Osterman. During the' afternoon sessions the speakers will be Mrs. George R. K. Moorhead, state federation president; Mrs. Clinton Standish and Mrs. Lenard Kephart, past presidents of the Salem club. Miss Mabelle and Miss Emelyn Frazer will sing with Mrs. James Smart the accompanist. A tea will be held at 4 o'clock as the concluding event. Mrs. Carl Halvorson is In general charge of the tea with" Mrs. Nor man Wjnslow, Mrs. Calvin Kent, Mrs. Lawrence FitzgeralcLMrs. Carey Martin, jr., and Mrs. Jo seph Bray, assistint. Other convention c o m m ittee members are Mrs. James Pike, Mrs. Joseph Felton, Mrs. Floyd Waltz, Mrs. John Hann and Miss Lucille Satter. Virginia Harris, daughter of Waldo Harris, 245 E. Lincoln, was recently appointed to head the queen coronation committee for the forthcoming Junior weekend festival at University of Oregon May 10, 11 and 12. A co-chairman is Thomas Kay, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Kay, 1325 Fairmount. Announcement Iiss Mabel Polley, hair stylist from the Town House in Portland, is new . at Larsen's Beauty Studio. Ccrr.e in and let Miss Lar sen and Miss Polley give you a FREE CONSULTA TION for styling your hair according to the shape of your face and qualify of hair. Phon 5033 HELENA RUBINSTEIN'S NEW FACE POWDER . . . 50 flmj Ftatrtl In Accent Your liveliness uhh the Same Magic Fragrance in Heaven-Sent Perfume, 7.50, 6.00, 3.50, purse size, 1.00 Heaven-Sent Eau de Toilette,' 3.25, 1.75 1.00 Heaven-Sent Cologne Compact, 1.50 Heaven-Sent Body Powder, 1.25, .75 WILLETT'S CAPITAL DRUG STORE Corner J5Ute and liberty Streets - h I -4 I' - J .r C.- - t-'-j r- .7: i . j Cpl. and Mrs. Hall Hulse (Coramae Hofier) pictured Cutting their wedding cake after their marriage on March 31 in The Dalles. The bride is the daughter oi Mrs. Stella Hoffer of Salem and Mr. Clyde Hoffer of Portland and the groom is the son of Mrs. Roy Hulse of The Dalles. The couple left after the ceremony for Fort Knox, Kentucky, where he Is stationed. The bride has been a meiiiber of The Dalles hospital .'nursing staff. Engagement Told at Party Mrs. E. C. Kruger and her daughter, Miss Dori Kruger were hostesses at a party Sat urday night, at which time the daughter's engagement to Wil fordS Perkins, son of Amos J.. Perkins sn, was told on hoy: scrolls concealed in the center piece. The wedding day has been named as June 7. Z Both are graduates of Salem high school. Miss Kruger has been employed, at the state In dustrial accident commission and Mr. Perkins served in the 7th! air force until his recent dis charge. Attending the party were: Mrs. Woodrow Schwartz, Mrs. Dean Jewell, Irs. Edward Ko nantz, Mrs. AH in Armstrong,; Phone 1118 i V V r .V Mrs. Herbert Carter, Mrs Les lie Carson. Mrs. Russell Tomp tins, Mrs. Royal Have. Mrs. El liott Johnson. Mrs. Jennne Pot ter, Mrs. Herbert Janke. Mrs. Frank Moore, Mrs. Gail Etheil. Mrs. Basil Zell, Mrs. George Lindahl, Miss Belah Campbell. Miss Norma S. Letton, Miss Audrey Christman, Miss Bar bara Gesner. Miss Florence Brock, Miss Doris Kruger and Mrs. E. C. Kruger. Mrs. Spong Is Shower Guest Mrs. Jack Spong was honor guest at a shower given on Fri day at the Swegle home of Mrs. Floyd King. Spring flowers were used about the rooms. Attending the affair were the honor guest, the hostess, Mrs. Ann Beardsley, Mrs. Lulu King, : Mrs. Jason Boone, Mrs. Bertha VanCleave. Miss Gladys Bar- ! tholomew, Mrs. Charles Beards- ley. Mrs. Elwood Ricketts, Mrs. William Pero, Mrs. Jack Sher rer. Miss JoAnn Ricketts, ' Miss Kathleen and Mis Marilyn Spong and Miss Joanne King. BRUSH COLLEGE Mr. and Mrs. Tandy Burton were com plimented with an informal shower by their neighbors at .their new Brush College home recently. The newlyweds were present ed with a gift from those pres ent who included Mr. and Mrs. John Schindler, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fochat, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wood, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Utley, Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Blodgett, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ewing. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Burton. Ralph Ewing, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Bur ton, Mrs. Esther Oliver. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glaze, Mrs. Fred OL&on and Nadine, Sam Patrick and Mitsi, Joanne Olson. Patsy Moriarity, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Poe, Mrs. Bertha Garrbw, Jack Olson. Mrs. Vivian Zurton, Mrs. R. Blood. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Craig. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Singer, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mar tin, Mrs. Ferdinand Singer, Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Harritt, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Nelke. Mrs. George Meier, Mis L. Imlah, Mrs. Monte Harris and Paul, Patience .Mo berg, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Se ger. Mose Blankenship, Loyal Whitney. fi MULTIPLE OSCILLATION The New Metlicxl of Btkly Normalizing Il cremted m H-ntmtion mt l& Fmn-rtteifie ImJmtlrM Ethikit" ) Beautifies-Slenderizes-Relaxes j CO R KELTS POSTURE Designed for Buty NO NEED TO HEALTH HOUSE Grace I. Me Alvin. Mgr. I 543 N. Chunch Interesting Program Slated Pan-American day will be ob served at the regular meeting of the Salem Woman's club Satur day afternoon. April 13 at 2:30 o'clock. A board meeting will preced.at 1:15 o'clock with the president, Mrs. George Rossman. presiding. The guest singer -will be Viv- lehne Meola, who will sing "Oh Love But a Day" by Browning and VDreamy Sevilla" by Logan. She will be accompanied by "Mrs. John Schmidt, jr. The program will be presented by Miss Joy Hills, principal of Leslie Junior high school and will be under the direction of Miss Eleanor Roberts, auditor ium director at Leslie. The program is as follows: Spanish dance in authentic cos tume by Anita Aguilar and Ann Brown; girls sextet, "Cell to Lin do"; violin duets. Spanish gypsy -songs by Carol Koster and Phil Ringle; vocal solo, "Estrellita" by Lila Parmentier; accordion solo by Van Stonehocker; and a play, "Spanish Omlet," starring Sharon Hamilton, Phillip John son, Burney Rogers and Bob Jones. The tea directorate includes Mesdames Percy R. Kelly. J. N. Chambers, W. W. Chadwick, Da vid H. Cameron, Gene Vanden s eynde, Louis Bechtel, S. A. Bal dwin. Carl E. Nelson. E. F. Cail eton and R. W. Marsters. Mrs. L: H. McMahan and Mrs. J. M. Adams will preside at the tea 'urns. ' Of interest to Salem club wom en is announcement that the "Woman of the Week" sponsored by the Oregon Federation of Women's clubs will be a Salem woman the week of April 19. The announcement will be made over KOAC at 2 o'clock. The program Is sponsored 'each, week nd this will be the first time a Salem woman 4ia been chosen this year. Her selection will be made by a local committee com posed of three community woik ers, one a man. Vows Are Read In Sayton STAYTON The Church of Christ was. the scene of an early spring wedding Wednesday when Miss Verla Carter, daughter of Mrs. Lucile Carter, became the bride of Raymond Frey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Frey. The double ring service was read by Jack Tyrell-Baxter at 8 o'clock before an altar banked with spring flowers, ivy and lighted tapers. Mrs. Wendel Weddel. arcom aniedpy Rose Ward of Salem, sang "Because" and "I Love You Truly." Afler the ceremony. Melvin Epley of Aloha sang "The Lord's Prayer:" The bride, who was given in marriage by her uncle, Vivian Cantrall of Portland, wore a white satin wedding dress with a train and finger-tip. veil. She carried a white Bible with rose bud and gardenia streamers. The bride's only attendant was Miss Marge Wallet) of Salem, who wore a blue net dress and carried a colonial bouquet. JuliaiV-Kimler of Sajem acted as best man. Leonard Titus and Donald Hougardy were ushers. The bridal party received the guests in the foyer of the church and later a reception was held in the church parlors. Serving were Mrs. Belle Heater, Sublim ity. Mrs. Vivian Cantrall, Port land, aunts of the bride; also her sisters. Mrs. Errha Lang. Port land; and Mrs. Iris Van Houte, Coos Bay; and Mrs. Hattie Schlies. Mrs. Frey attended, school here, later going to Portland where she graduated from Em manuel hospital. She was a mem ber of the nurses corps In the nay. Mr. Frey also attended school here and was in the ser vice until his discharge a few months ago. The couple left on a wedding trip and Upon their return will reside in Stayton. Both are at tending school In Salem. (ADDITIONAL SOCIETY ON' PAGE 12) IMPHOUS uatlWIIOi. K'omea f Tdy UNDRESS ; rib 6253 I look )iy 7-10-16 year olds find everything they need in this new, modern Shopping Center i SPRING COATS featuring smart nw I'm-front ttyUt, "bpyi" coots and classics in a colorful array. Siztt 7 to 14. r 14 95 .'3 LVVll 'A I 0 SEARS WAY FOR GIRLS' W A :--A W. lit.! -y-.. ; , I Dross Up For Spring I Save of Scars Pricosl SKIRTS (obov, Jeff) ptat0d. Soltd coon ixei 7 to 16. ....... . Jfjj FRIILY BlOUSf. of l i ' DAINTY DRESSES (obov, mght)r'm an- xdting )'rf)9-vp of Sunday btt si y In I Cnooi from patttl royons, JO " f ,o u :- 3fi iASTtH M1UINE IT deiens of iUv bonntse hoi f hots, and brimmod ffct 3 i - . . . art cord or pftlty and plaids, 1 S 3 Ifl 25 olaid ravoa. 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