Parties Fete
Miss Norma
Nevgent
A busy bride-elect is Mi5 Nor
ma Jean Newgcnt. who v.-ill be j
married on Valentine's D;iy to!
Robert KuenIi. tnn I Mr.-. Frank j
Muhs of Vancrm er. Wash, and
B. N. Kuenzli of Salem. Mi-v
Nfwgpnt the attractive, bru
nette daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Guy C. Newport.
The bride-to-be and her fiance
are grndu; te of "Salem high school
He served in the navy for two
years and is ndw with Western
K'ectric Co. MjS Newgcnt i'em
ploved at Miller 'Mercantile Co.
A round of parti-- ;re being
piven this week prior to her mar
riage. Tonight Mr. Drv'.d Nyixtg
and her motKer. Mrs. .Inxnh Bou
cher, will be hosier s f r a mi
cellan'ou.s ''.r.cr in honor of
Mis Newgent at tlie Boucher
home. A late Mjriper will be served
by the hoMcs? -s.
Honoring Mis New gi nt will be
Mesdames C iv C. N'ewgent. Fd
ward Boatw right. Dale Newman.
Jack Brazie. Effie Gooden. Mie
Jean Coodcn. Rubv Burnham.
Betty Foriythi . Iola Turner. Boa
belle !'.(?. K ar.g line McKinicv.
Claudia Suchy. Marjorie Smith.
Shirley Lewi. Finnic Hertz.
Dorothy Boyce, Delphine Riney.
Shirley Boucher. Barbara Brun
didge and the hofte-c5.
Tuesday night Mi- Newgent
wax compliment d at a bridal
rhowiT when Mis Shirley Hall
entertained at her home on South
IMh street. Thirtv-fie guest, in
cluding the employees of Miller
Mercantile Co.. honored the bride-to-be
v ith a .-how r
As'i-ting the hostess were her
mother. Mrs. Ferdig Hall. Mrs.
Frank Wallace. Miss Amanda
Schwabbauer. Miss Emma Lou
King. Mrs. Fern Dart nd Miss
Margaret Badger. The Valentine
theme was carried out in the dec
orations and a lite supper was
served.
The home of Mrs. Robert E.
Pattison on Kingwood avenue was
the scene of a bridal party for
Miss Newgent Monday night. As
sisting hostesses were Mrs Don
ald Kuhn. Mrs. Joe Griffin and
Mrs. Fred Gibson. Fifty-three
guests attended and honored the
bride-elect with a shower.
Arrangements of daphne and
winter greens were w-ed about the
rooms. Refreshments were served
at a late hour.
A Dessert
Bridge
Mrs. Dale Shepherd will be hos
tess for a Valentine party on Fri
day afternoon at her Marion street
home in compliment to a group
of young matron.
Guests have been invited to a
dessert luncheon with several
hours of contract bridge following.
Covers will be placed for Mr?.
Mary Margaret Phillips, Mrs. John
Kolb. Mrs. Oscar Specht. Mrs
Douglas Chambers. Mrs. Carlton
McLeod. Mrs. Richard Chambers.
Mrs. Robert Burrell, Mrs. Wilmer
H. Page, Mrs. Robert Brownell
Mrs. George A. Arbuekle. Mrs.
Wayne Hadley and the hostess.
Rites Read
Saturday
The wedding of Miss Lena Han
fon. daughtet of Mr. and Mrs. J
A. Hanson of Silverton and Fver
ftt Klopp, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Klopp, Salem, took place at
the parsonage of the St. Mark"-
Lutheran church Saturday at
f 'clock The Rev M. A. Getzen
dnner officiated.
The bride was attired in an
etiua blue suit, with which she
vore a pink and white headband.
Her corsage was of gardenias.
Attending the counle were Mrs.
M. J. Millett and Henry Hanson.
Mr. and Mrs. Klopp will live at
820 North Front st
A family dinner at the Klopp
home followed the ceremony.
The Fireside Sunday School
rlass of the First Presbyterian
church will meet for oir.ne.- to
right at the church ;.t 6 30 o'clock.
The Rev. Charles Durden of the
Cahary Baptist church will be
the guest speaker. Mrs. Russell
r.nmenter will olav a eioiiri of
piano selections. The Valentine
motif will be carried out in the
decorations. Mrs. R. A. Wilkin
son is chairman of the dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Foilis en
tertained Miss Marie Corner, for
merly of Salem and for many
years a missionary to India, at
dinner Monday night at their
home on South Commercial
street. Mis Corner is a cousin
of Mr: Foilis.
Mrs. Walter Geer and Mrs. Phil
Corbett will be hostesses for an
Informal one o'clock luncheon on
Thursday afternoon for a group of
their friends at the Geer home ,
on Shipping street. The table dec
orations will carry out the Valen
tine motif and covers will be
placed for right,
ir
Mrs. Peter Buck and son. Billy.
of Portland are isiting in Salem
at the home of her parent. Mr
and Mrs William McGilchrist.
3 r., while Mr. Buck is in the eaM
on a business trip.
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Society ....Clubs
Music The Home
Guests Are
Bidden to
Parties
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CLUB CALENDAR I
HtnVrDAY
AAi:W altcrnoon l.lt-ratuir roup ,
vnth Mr Raiond WaUh. 0 S. High
t. 1 13 drt luncheon.
Suilimr Sewing c!ub ilh Mr.
G G lnnfv. 3l Turner Road, t p m
B rial B ri1!i Woman auxiliary. I
D n . at 284 N. Commercial t
Minonarv mrrtinc f Women
Guikl of Firt Conxrcgational church
with Mr Jo Beck. 745 S. Corritneicial.
2 .'10 p m
Roal Neiiihbni in club with
Vtr Gitrudr Walkrr. 1045 N Suio
ri.r t . no-'oi.t luncheon at noon
f'ut MetlKKlikt WSlS executive ,
bcaid. 9 ."i0 a in . CTrcle meet for de- 1
- I luncheon 1 15 p "
.lai.n le WSC btiin- merlin. '
'.(. .) a ft! . luncheon. 12 JO. ctiuich par- J
lor
I ltu.in Si-lem PI-E and F club uith
Ui Eunice Buik. 642 IxJdewater M
ct.:f r-d dlh UDE f p rn
NWadoulark auxiliary of VFW at
hail 8 p m.
THI RMIA1
Miiora,v witlv of FnglewrwH!
rnehal t'n:te1 Broth rn rtiurrh
viiih Mr- J W Korrner. 9 N. 20th
l 2 p in
I aixing Neighbors Home F.xlenioii
U'r it Willi Mr I G lrrnon. 95 Sun
nwii w avenue, k p rn
DeMolav n n'l n nur-id dih
lunch'-'in. Maorif tin.nl. 12 p n
Soicuiikii dr-cit luncheon. 1 15
?al-rTi Won tan cU:bhoue
Neiyhboi. of Woodcraft Thimble
cluh with Mr O. L. Scott. I.V
Litxrlv ' . 10 -Ti a in . nark iunclif on
Deeree of Honor rueeta at Salem
Woman', clubhouse. S p m . cottume
and box lunci'
Wcsl Salem Woman' club, city hall. '
I p m
Little Gaiden club of Salem Height.
1 p n . deert luncheon with Mr
W B JohnMon.
Merrv Minders, with Mrs. L. B
Malm. SiKerton hiKhwav
Marine Corp. League auxil.ary. Nor
t aodv Manor. p it.. 1
FRIDAY
Nortn Salem WfTL' annual int lute j
Co
at Jason Lee i huich. 10 3o a m
e-ed difih lunrheon at nooo.
BPW Valenl.ne -ard partv with Mi
Juana Holmes. 2295 S tlih st . 8 p n
Willing Woi kf i of First C'hiislian
church, witli Mr Edward Fandrich.
2.T90 State street. 2 p m.
T IF SI) AY
DAV aiixiliarv all-aay .ewm no
host luncheon with Mrs Otto Mehl
hoff. 145 Berry st
Social Club
Luncheon
Fifty members attended the
riessert lunch on and card paitv
of the Eastern Star social aftei
noon lub on Tuesday at the Ma
sonic Temple. The Valentine mo
tion carried out in the ap
pointments. Past matron introduced w erf
Mrs. Robert Scluoeder. Mrs. Don
ald Gi uber. Mrs. Exiith Sharpnat k
and Mrs. Claude Mui phy.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Fay Collins, bricie; Miss Ulva
Deiby. court whbl; Mrs. E. E
Withrow, pinchle.
The committee in chaise in
cluded Mr- Aitnur L'tley, chau
mrtii; Mrs. Robert Schroeder. Mr.
William Gahlsdorf, Mrs. S B. i
Gillette. Mrs. G. A. Reeher. Mrs.
W. O. Widdows and Mrs. S. A.
Baldwin. !
Valentine Dance j
On Saturday
Highlighting the Salem Junior'
Woman's club bumess meeting
Monday night were final plns fori
the club's annual semi-formal
Valentine dance Saturday night at
the Woodmen of the World hall
Claude Bird's orche-tra will play
and ticket may be obtained from
club emmbers.
The club oted to donate fund
to the scholarship, loan and fel
lowship fund of the Oregon Fed
eration of Woman's clubs and tn
, Doernbecker hospital and the
Children's Farm Home.
New member initiated were
Mesdames Charles Fearing. Jose
phine Rusell. Lee A. McAllister,
jr.. Milo Van Houten. Jack P.
Napier. Lawrence Stoddard. Mar
vin Helland, Robert John-on, Carl
W Wood and Allen Knight.
Reports of the federation meet
ing at Berg's chalet in Portland
were gien by Mrs. Milo Van
Houten and Mrs. Fred C. Cast.
Mrs. Roy Mink. pieMdeiU. was
elected by the club as its dele
gate to the national federation
convention in New York City in
June.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin W. Beards
ley were honored at a surprise
housewarming at their new home .
in the Liberty district Saturday
: night. Attending were Mrs. W.
', W. Beardsley, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Blankenship, Mr. and Mrs. George
Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood,
Kenneth Beardsley, Chariot te. j
Helen and Gilbert Wood, Jane and
Joan Wood and John Patrick
Donovan.
Mr. and Mr. Elmore Hill have
returned from a month's trip bv
tiin which ttxjk them to Atlantic
City for the National Conner !
convention. The travelers went
' east by way of Canada and re-
turned home the southern route
1 and New Orleans.
Mr. Gerge A. White ml Port-
land is spending the week in Sa-
lem at the home of her daughter
and family, the George Emighs. I
Entertaining is informal this
week with several hostesses ar-
ranging parties for their clubs. ,
Mrs. William McGilchrist. jr.
will pieside at a bridge luncheon
on Thursday afternoon at her .
North Summer street home for ,
members of the Town and Coun-i
try c'ub. Additional guests will .
be Mrs. Peter Buck of Portland.
Mrs. Homer Smith, jr., Mrs.
Prince W. B.vrd and Mrs. Dan
Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Cooley
will entertain members of their ;
bridge club Friday night with
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Needham s ;
guests. The group will meet for ;
a iio-hot dinner at the Marion
hotel with cards following at the
Cooley home.
Mrs. Emery Hbb has invited
members of her club to her Jef
ferson Micet home tonight for
cont i act and a late supixr.
Mis. Ira Fitts presided at a
bi irige luncheon Tuesday at her
home for her club. Additional
guc-t- vveie Mrs. Claire Brown
and Mrs. Verne Robb.
Mr. and Mrs. Erv in Bahlbuig
weie- hosts for a bi idge party
Tuesday night at their South High
stieet home with a late supper
following. Guests were Mr. and
Mis. Emery Hobos. Mr. and Mr .
Homer Smith, jr. and Mr. and
Mrs. Richard L. Cooley.
Nile Club
Dinner
A no-host dinner will le given
by the Salem Nile club tonight at
the Masonic temple in honor of
Mr.-. Sam Rundlett. letinng presi
dent. Mrv Richard Meyer i
chairman and Mrs. Robert Mr
Ewvin iii-i hnirman. Mrs. Jack
Fish if SiKerttm will assist them.
Mrs V. E Kuhn is m charge
of table riecoi rftions. Mis. Marv in
Lewis of cards and Mrs. Paul H.
Hair.-er. sr. f ftxxl.
Mi Harris Liety is the Dev.
president and Mrs. David Wi.ight
will be the toastmistress. Covers
will be placed for 125 member,
and husbands Dancing and cards
will follow the dinner hour.
The Lincoln Day motif will be
carried out in the table decora
tions and appointment.1-. The Rev.
S. Raynor Smith will give a short
talk on Lincoln. High school pu
pils of Vernon Wiscaison will plav
and students from the Priscillj
Meisinger Wiltey studio will give
a group of numbers.
Tea to Fete
Bride-Elect
Invitations were received Tues
day to a tea for which Mrs. Gor
don Hadley will be hostess at her
Independence home on Friday i. f
ternrKin in compliment to Miss
Marie Ann Newman, popular
March biide-elect of Donald WelH
Miss Newman, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs C Lester Newman,
will be married on March 9 at
the First Congregational church.
A large group of Salem matrons
and maids have been invited to
the tea with calling hours from
3 to 5 o'clock.
The Highland Mother's club
met Thursday afternoon at the
school auditoiium w.ih the pies
ident. Mrs Charles Rover presid
ing. Mr Little, fiom the Mai ion
county health office, gave a talk
on home nui-ing Twenty-two
members signed to take the
course A c.ered dish -upper
will be held in the cafeteria Feb
ruary 18 at 6 30. All members
and their families and parents of
Highland school children are ui
v iteri.
The Hollywood Lions auxiliary
will hold its monthly meetifTg to
night at 8 o'clock at the Lions
Den on Fairgrounds road.
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SILVER FOX GREAT COAT.
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HUDSON SEAL DYED MUSK
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BLACK PERSIAN LAMB, GREY
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LEOPARD, CHINA MINK,
MINK PAW.
$
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