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The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Wednesday Morning, May 8. 1948
Miss Miller
Is Honor
Guest
Miss Glenn Faye MMler, who
will be m rried on Mar 11 to
Thomas J. Welch, was the honor
guest at a smartly arranged party
Tuesday night when Miu Mari
lyn Archibald entertained at the
home of her pa.ents on Kerry
treet.
A kitchen shower honored the
bride-elect and after an infoi rrval
evening a late supper was served
by the hostess. Guests brought
"their favorite recipes to the fu
ture bride.
Bouquets of white lilacs were
Used about the rooms and cen
tering the individual tables were
Doegays of pansies. At each
place were pink napkins bearing
the names of the engaged couple.
Honoring Miss Miller were Mrs.
Homer Miller. Mrs. Kenneth
DeHut, Mrs. A. E. Archibald.Mrs.
Eoy Wilkinson, the Misses Caro- I
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Crawford, Lois Archibald and
Marilyn Archibald.
From Barcelona, Spain, comes
news of the birth of a son, John
Montague, to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Lord. The Lords have an older
daughter, Mary lee. Mr. Lord is
a former Salem man and his wife
visited here several years ago at
the home of Miss Elizabeth Lord,
who received a cable of the birth.
Mrs. Richard Hauge has invited
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an evening of contract bridge to
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Hostesses to
Fete Miss
Smith
Mrs. Karl! V. Barham and Mrs
K. II. Pickens will be hostesses
for a bridal: party Thursday night
at th former's home on North
Winter street for the pleasure of
Miss Betty !! Jeanne Smith, May
bride-elect Of James F. Taylor
Guests have been invited to a
dessert supper at 8 o'clock with
an informalij evening following. A
kitchen shower will fete the
bride-to-be. Guests will be seated
at individual tables centered with
pastel spring bouquets. The deco
rative motif will carry out the
shower bouquet and umbrella
theme. fi
Bidden t( honor Mjsi Smith
are Mesdames Hugh A. Dow (i,
Kinley K. Adams, Brown E. Sis-
son, May Cile. Walter Nelson
Thomas Roen, Will Pickens, Wil
liam Foster,; J. E. VanWyngarden,
Guy Irwin, jijack F. Billeter, Har
vey Loveall Guy H. Smith, Dean
Thompson, J. Dale Taylor. Miss
Roberta Mooie. Miss Jean Baiham
and the ho.stesses.
I Many Attend
Conference
The Credit Women's Breakfast
club met in Taroma, Washington,
j at the Winthrop hotel, for their
! annual conference and elected of
ficers for ttje coming year.
Chosen as president of the
northwest district for 1946-1947
was Mrs. Mabell Bliss of Port
land; vice president. Miss Helen
.Sawyers of Helena, Montana;
treasurer, Mrs. Bessie Kayser Of
Salem; financial secretary, Miss
Catherine Cain of Butte, Mon
tana; recording secretary, Miss
Ruth OeYwng of Bellingham,
Washington Ji corresponding secre
tary. Mils Nondus Clark of Port
land, and historian, Mrs. Nobel
McLaren of Vancouver, B. C. j
International officers mesent
at the conference were: Presdient,
Miss Stephanie Dougherty of San
Francisco, and financial secre
tary, Mrs. Helen Lybold of Butte,
Montana. j
Miss Leng Blum of Salem was
chairman for a general discussion
meeting. j j
The Salem club won tho per
fect attendance trophy for the
third year in succession, giving It
to the clubij permanently. j
Attending; the conference from
Salem were Mrs. Bessie Kayser,
Miss Lillian Kayser, Mrs. Doro
thy Hill, Miss Lena Blum, Mr.
Alta Myers; Mrs. Louisa Jones,
Miss Beverl Hartzel, Mrs. Lorrta
Lucas, Mrs.jl Ethel Gallinger, Mrs.
Helen Benner, Mrs. Dorothy
Walker and Miss Estella Smith-
The reeular meeting nf t h riis
was held Tuesday morning with
reports oi mo conference.
Englewocd Club
Meets jFriday
1
. The organization's annual nlaiit
saie ana a musical program will
leaiure tne meeting of the Engl
wood Woman's club to be held
Friday. March 10. at the home M
Mrs. S. L. iAuman. Mrs. Arnolld
nartman, vocalist, and a group of
Salem highj school will provide
the music, j i
Hostesses rare to be Mrs. C. P.
Richards, Mrs. Alma Shipley, Mri.
Roy Sanford and Mrs. Grant
Hymes. jj i
Newly-elected officers for the
coming club year are Mrs. W. C
Crews. I per, vice president, aid Mrs. Ralph
i'iauuc, KVEcidi -iiiaiiurcr.
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Bin. Reuben P. Bolso has as
her house guest Mrs. Frank Jor
dan of Seattle. This weekend Mrs.
Jordan will jbe joined here by her
daughter am d grandson, Mrs.
Charles Craig and son, Peter, of
Seattle. j
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arriving we ust can't keep them coming fast enough
for all of you ! You see Swansdown refuses to
sacrifice qualify for quantity, so they send us only
coats and suits that are perfect in style, workmanship
and fabric. Some of these fashions are here now
but not for long! So come in and be sure to leave your
name with us in order that may advise you
when new styles arrive.
CLUB CALENDAR
WKDNE1DA1
WSCS Jason Le church, board
meeting noon. 1 pm, dessert
luncheon.
Wonnn'i juild "irt Congreia
tional church. " birthday tea,
church parlor, 2:30 p.m.
Clrclei of WSCS. Tlrt Method
tut church, meet at I 13 p.m.. e -culiv
board of WSCS meet In
Carrier Hooin, 9:45 a m.
South Salem friend Mission
ary society with Mrs. J. Ray
I'emherton. 1433 S. Commeicial
t . May breakfast. a.m.
laurel Guild. Knight Memor
ial church with Mrs. Norval
Edwards. 1&59 State st.. p.m.
Royal Neighbors Sewing club
with Mrs. Sarah Peterson. 233
W. Wilson, no-host luncheon at
noon
Eagles auxiliary sewing club,
no-hosl luncheon at the hall.
THURSOA1
Pringle Pleasant Point Social
club with Mrs. E. S. Coates, 1341
State st . all day.
Thursday club with Mrs. Karl
j Kugel. 733 N. Capitol St., 1.30
dessert luncneon.
St. Joseph's Mothers, at St.
Joseph's school. 2:30 p.m.
Sojourners. dessert bridge,
Salem Woman's club. 1 p.m.
Salem General hospital aux
iliary. YWCA. 10 a.m.
Pi Beta Phi alumnae. .Mrs.
James Humphrey, 1730 Fair
mount. 7:30 p.m.
Marine Corps League and aux
iliary. Normany Manor. S p.m.
Woman's Benefit association.
Old Labor Temple. 8 p.m.
DeMolay Mothers noon lunch
eon. Masonic Temple.
Brush College Helpers with Mrs.
Charles Glaze. 2 p.m.
FRIDAY
North Salem WCTU. Mrs J. L.
Raid or f. 106 Division street, J
p.m.
Nebraska and Dakota clubs
hard times party. KP hall. 7:30
P-m.
I Music group. AAtrw. with Mrs.
i George E. Allen. 1010 North 21st
ill street. 2:30 p.m.
Wesleyan Service guild. Jason
Lee Methodist churcfe. Mothers
tea. Mrs. Louis Lorehz, 343 N.
17th.. 2 to 4 pm.
Englewood Woman's club with
Mrs. S. L. Aunian, 825 Brevs.
Mothers to
Be Guests
ilJunior weekend festivities and
Mother's day celebration on the
Ujruversity of Oregon campus this
Weekend will attract a number
off Salem mothers who will be
guests of their daughters.
(in one group will be Mrs. Karl
Becke who will visit her daughf
teh", Miriam, at the Pi Phi house.
Mrs. J. N. Bishop who will bi"
trio guest of her son Ed, and Mrs.
Gene Vandeneynde.
iMr. and Mrs. Ercel W. Kay
will be tho guests of their son
Tm. who is co-chairman of Jun
frir weekend. Accompanying tin;
Kays will be Mrs. Taylor Haw
kjns who will visit with he
daughter Harriet at the Kappa
Ajpha Theta house. Mrs. WheHek
RSlea will also visit with her
daughter Janet at the ThctH
house.
Mrs. Walter Kirk and daughlei-
Jfnri art spending me weeKen)t
in Eueene and Janet will visit
hfr Delta Delta Delta sorority
sisters, wrs. K.irK will attend thf
Ulniversity of Oregon Mothei
state board meeting.
ikrs. Boltjes Will
Arrive Thursday
Galen Boltjes has received worJ
that his wife and small son of
Leeds, England, will arrive in
the capital early Thursday morn
ing. The couple met in England
two years ago while he was sta
tioned there with the 9th aif
force.
He received his discharge last
September and is now employed
a( tho postoffice. They will make
their home at 433 S. Cottage
street. j
North Salem WCTU will meet
on Friday with Mrs. R. L. Batdorf,
160 Division st., at 2 o'clock. Mrs.
D, O. Lear will give a report on
international temperance and Mrs.
Jessie Gray will talk on Mother's
day. Mrs. Esther Little will speak
on the work of the YWCA and
the proposed new building. Mrs.
Mary Bell will led the devotions.
Jr. Highs
Entertain
Tonight
Highlighted fur tonight's musi
cal fare will be pupils ( the two
junior high schools who will pre
sent urograms at 8 o'clock. Both
are oen to the public, with mod
erate admissions charged.
Leslie school pupils will pre
sent "The Forest Prince." an ope
rata based on music by Tchai
kowsky. The rather elaborate
production is under the direction
of Alfreda Wahl, music; Eleanore
Roberts, dramatics; Mrs. Ruth
Carkin. dancing; Alice Robe, scen
ery; Donald Dawson and John
Sweigert and the shop boys who
made the scenery.
The story is of the adventures
of a princess of Russia held for
ransom by the Cossacks and of
her life and romance in the forest.
Lila Partmentier is Taliana, the
princess of Russia; Bob Bain as
Vaslov, chief of the Cossacks:
Ray Cummings as Kan; Barbara
Senter as Sonia; Barbara Taylor
as Mother Vanya, and Alan Gil
christ as llytch, are Cossacks.
Phil Ringie plays Tzar Mikhail,
Jim Hunt is Prince Dmitri and
Ralph Blakeley is the jester, mem
bers of the Russian court. Scenes
take place at the Tsar's palace in
Moscow and in the forest. Color
ful costumes of the Cossacks and
the court make the play unusual
ly good for production. Some 200
pupils will take part.
Parrish Festival
Parrish junior high school will
give Its music festival at the high
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night. Seventh, eighth and ninth
grades will participate, about 250
in all. Lelie -Carson directs the
band. Gietchen Kreamer and
Barbara Bentley the choruses.
The H band will play "Jolly
Outlaw" by Prwtt; the A band
"Argonne March" by King; the
eighth grade chorus will sung
"Charm of Days Gone By" by
Ghys, and u clarinet quartet will
play "Schei 7.om" by Schumut.
The eighth grade chorus will sing
"Waltz from Faust" by Gounod
and the seventh grade chorus will
sing "Prayer" by Humperdinck.
The -ombined orchestras will
play "Happy Song" by Gaines,
with a trumpet bligato by Bruce
McDonald. Other numbers are
also on the program.
Shower For
Bride-elect
Miss Marion Lou Wampler. who
will be married on Friday to Law
rence Feldschau at the Pi Beta
Phi house, was honored at a brid
al party Sunday ninght when Mrs.
Arno C. Spranger and her daugh
ter. Miss Mina Lee Spranger. en
tertained at their country home.
A miscellaneous shower hon
ored the bride-to-be. Refresh
menls were served later in the
evening.
Honoring miss wampler were
Mrs. Louis Wampler. Mrs. John
Feldschau, MUs Arden Beerly
Shephard. Miss Ma reel la Wolf.
Miss Charlotte Hain, Miss Sarah
Craven. Mrs. L. Fred en burg. Mrs
Roy Marchand, Mrs. Albert Ma
der, Mrs. George Hain and the
hostesses.
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MUSIC WEEK CALENDAR
WKDNrSDAT
Parrish )unlr hlh music fs
IlKal. high school auditorium.
rit
"The forest Prince" nperelta.
Islle lunlnr htgn school, torn
IHtRIUtl
leslie Junior ht(h radie pre
gram. Ilipm, KSI.M
University trine orctteatfa con
cert. Waller hall, i IS p.m.
Slem huh school rho'ti an1
wrttnlit concert. S IS lush
achtl auditor lum
IINUAT
Junior students recital of ".ac
red Heart academy, at SI Jos
eph's hall. J p m
Federated Music clubs pro
(ram. Y MCA, 3 pjii
Women Golfers
Play in Rain
Nearly 20 women golfers braved
the rain Tuesday morning for the
weekly ladies' day at the Salem
Golf club. Mrs. Kobin Day wm
the special prize for the day.
On Sunday afternoon. May 12.
there will be a two-ball foursome
with a dinner following at the
clubhouse. Reservations must be
made by Thursday by calling Mrs.
R. I. MacLaughlin. 9553, in the
mornings.
Playing Tuesday were Mes
dames Fred Bernardi, Robin Day.
Elmore Hill. If. K. Stockwell. Fred
Bernier. Ivan Marble, Claude
Johns. Sephus Starr, Ralph Ham
ilton, Roy H. Simmons, James Ha
ley, James Sears. Harry Wielmer.
W. T. Waterman. Conrad Paulson.
W. T. Crier. R. M. Bkhnp and
Brarier Small.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Held mast
of Missoula, Mont., formerly of
Salem, are visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Minkiewltz on
Richmond avenue.
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Miss Augusta Notdurft. fitmr.
ly of Saletn, will art Ho In tho
capital by plane I t May from
WaahtngWm, 1). ( for a three
weeks lsil with her parents, Mr.
and Mia. Jarttli NuUluift, arwl
ter. Mrs t'haritto Poel.l. ,
Miss Nntdurft h .boon In
Wphinglon fur 12 ycts and until
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ministration. She la now with the
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The visitor, who lias many
friends ' here, is coming west by
way of Tucson, Lot Angeles ami
San Francisco, where she is mak
trig short stop. Mm NotdtirfC was
a tharter member vf the Saletn
t henirketans. She will leao by
plane for the east cm June 1.
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house guest of Mr. end Mrs. C
Cormsen.
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