The Statesman. Sclera.. Oregon. Thujsdarv April 10, 1847
Miss Harriet
Hawkins Is
Engaged
Today's exciting romantic news
is the announcement of the be
trothal and forthcoming manage
of Miss Harriet Hawkins, daugh
ter of Mrs. Taylor Hawkins and
Harry Hawkins of Portland, to
- William S. Duncan, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert B. Duncan of
Silverton. . ' . v
" The news was told Wednesday
night at the Kappa Alpha Theta
house on the University of Ore
gon- campus -at a bridal shower
for which Miss Hawkins. Miss
Gretcben Nicolai and - Miss An
toinette Johns were hostesses in
honor of 3Iiss Nancy Kirkpa trick,
a June bride-elect- When dessert
was served the guests found the
names of "Harriet and BiU s on
the individual cakes. The young
couple have also set their wedding
day. which will be Saturday, Sep
tember 6 at St. Paul's Episcopal
church. . -:
The blonde, bride-elect Is a
senior at the University of Ore
gon and a member of Kappa Al
pha Theta. She is also an active
member of, the Salem Spinsters.
'Her fiance is 'a junior at the
university and his fraternity is
Phi Kappa PsL He served in the
navy for three years. The couple
will live in Silverton after their
marriage.
Mrs. Taylor Hawkins and Mrs.
Robert Duncan motored to Eu
gene for the announcement party.
Mrs. McGee
AjHostess Mr, Horace McGee will be a
bridge hot tess for a group of ma
trons Friday night at her home.
After several hours of contract a
late supper will be served by the
hostess. Spring flowers wilk. be
used in decorating.
Gut of Mrs. McGee will be
Mrs; Elmer O. Berg, Mrs. Ralph
Wirth, Mrs. Russell Pratt, Mrs.
Eugene Tupker, Mrs. P. S. Wolfe.
Mrs. Jerry Wing, Mrs. William L.
lad beck and Mrs. Charles Camp
bell.
Mr. and Mrs. WarreB Baker and
children spent the Easter week
end in Baker with friends and
'..relatives. -
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CLUB CALENDAR
THURSDAY
Sniournerm meet for dessert lunch
eon, Salem Woman's . clubhouse, . 1 :1S
pjn. . -
Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble
club with Mrs. Russell Scott, 1344 S.
Liberty at., no-host luncheon at noon.
West Salem Woman's dub meet at
city hall auditorium, 8 p.m.
.Prlngle Pleasant foini social ciuo
with Mrs. George Gueroe, all day.
Brooks Garden club, with Mrs. Nora
Westling. 1 p.m. . (
: Little Garden club of Salem Heights
with Mrs. Robert Hawkins. 2750 S.
High St., Mrs. L. L. Bennett hostess.
1 p.m.
Merry Mirtgiers eiuo meets wnn
Mr. Albert Fabry, H25 N. 18th St.
St. Joseph's Mothers club meet at
parish hall, 2 p.m.
Woman's Benefit, association regular
meeting with Mrs. Jennie Miller, 351
S 18th st p.m. .
FRIDAY .
Craft class and bridge class, YWGA
1 pjn. -
North Salem WCTU with Rev. Cora
Gregory. 2165 N. Church St., 2 pjn.
SATURDAY
Salem Woman's club meeting, club
house, 2:30 p.m.. board meeting, 1:30
p.m, k
Nebraska club carnival, 243 . N.
Commercial St., :30 p.m.
MONDAY - '
Chapter AB of PEO. with Mrs. Rob
ert Fenixv 2000 South High itewt,
7:43 p.m. - ' ' .;
Marion auxiliary 681. VTW, open
installation, s p.m.,- vrw nail.
Named
The annual meeting of 'the Wil
lamette Presbyterial society win
be held on Thursday and Friday
at the First Presbyterian church.
Mrs. E. A. Collier, president ; of
the Presbyterial, announces that
Miss Ellanore Ewing of San Fran
cisco will be the feature speaker
at the meeting on Friday morning
at 9:30 o'clock. At the close of the
morning session Mrs. Ralph Mort,
president of the Synodic! society
for the synod of Oregon, will in
stall the newly elected officers.
Following a fellowship luncheon
at the church Miss Helen B. Mc-
Clain, who has served for a num
ber of years as a Presbyterian.
missionary in China, .will "speak.
The meeting will close with a
consecration service led by Mrs
Glen Sanders and Mrs. James
Moberg of CreswelL. -
Mrs. Ralph Scott, president of
the Missionary society in the lo
cal Presbyterian church, is- chair
man of the entertainment commit'
tee. Those assisting her are Mrs.
Willis Dallas, Mrs. Charles Pratt,
Mrs. w. L. Osborne, and Mrs
Howard Pickett.
A tea will follow the afternoon
session today with .Mrs. Ches
ter W. Hambhn in charge. In the
evening dinner will be served in
the dining room.
The board of the Methodist Old
People's Home met in the fire
place room of the home Monday
afternoon with the president, Mrs.
E. O. Welling,- presiding. The pur
chase of chimesfbrihe home was
announced, these being the board's
choice of a memorial to Mrs. Em
ma Gunning, for many years the
senior nurse at the home. Chimes
have been placed on each of the
three , residence floors, with two
chimes on both the second and
third floors.
The Lansing Neighbors borne
extension unit ' will meet to
day at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
L H. Sion, 220 Evergreen ave.,
Salem, The - subject, "Furniture
Arrangement, will be presented
by Miss Eleanore Trindle, home
demonstration agent. . The discus
sion will include types of furni
ture which go well together and
rules to- follow in- arranging them
in "the various rooms of one's
home. Homemakers who are in
terested are welcome .to attend.
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Pre-Dance r
Parties
Slated
The . Wisteria club's formal
dance Friday night is the incen
tive for a number of parties.
Mr, and Mrs. Lester F. Rem
ington will be hosts for a p re
dance party at their home on the
Portland road. Assisting the hosts
will be Mr. and Mrs. Evert
Givens.i
Bidden are Messrs. and Mes-
dames Lawrence Lister and Wil
liam W. Youngson of Portland,
Max Al ford. W, H. Bell, Stayton,
Russell, Beutler, H. M. Boesch,
Estill Brunk, Robert Driscoll,
Ralph Eggstaff, A. H. Fish, Car
roll Ford, - Evert Givens, Bryan
Goodenough. Louis Lorenz, Carl
Quistad, Charles McCabe, Claude
Post, Edgar Reay, Ronald ' Ross
ner, Floyd Seamster, Carl Soos,
L. J. Stewart, Harry Wehderoth,
Mark ; Wilbur, E. JV Zwaschka,
Douglas Yeater and Jordan Fisher
of Albany.'
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wilcox will
be hosts for an informal party at
their E street home preceding the
dance for a group of friends.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Emmett Kleinke
and Mr. and Mrs. J, Deane Pat
terson will entertain twenty-two
guests at a midnight supper at
the Kleinke home on South High
street following the dance. '
Mr. i and . Mrs. M. D. Thomas
have invited a few friends to a
dessert supper party before the
dance at their North 21st street
home. Guests will be Mr. and Mrs.
James. Turnbull, Mr. and Mrs. Er
vin Peterson, -Mr. and Mrs. J,
Deane Patterson and Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome Anderson.
Golfers Play in
Rain Wednesday-
Mrs. R. 1. McLaughlin was
winner in class A for the lowest
number of putts at the regular
ladies day j?lay at the Salem Golf
club Tuesday. Mrs. Leon Perry
was' winner in class B and Mrs.
Robert Burns In class C. Thirty-
four feminine golfers braved the
stormy weather and turned out
for the second official day's play
of the- season.
Luncheon was served at the
clubhouse following 18 holes of
play. New members welcomed
were Mesdames Fred Vinson,
Lewis Roth, R. E. Smith of In
dependence, Chester R. Chase
and Jack Doerk.
Little Girls
Welcomed
Congratulations go to Mr. and
Mrs. CasDer - Schweieert ( Mar
garet Ann Blfgh) on the birth kf
a daushter. Claudia Ann. WH.
nesday morning at the Salem
uenerai nospitai. The little girl,
who weighed six pounds and sev
en ounces, is the tfranddaurhter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bligh and
Mr. and Mrs. George Schweigert
w at a . - ,
jura. Ann uugn is ine DaDy
ereat crandmothn-
U Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Steinke
(uoris Harrington), are the par
ents of a Alllfhtpr RnhKia Ton
Lborn Wednesday .morning at the
oaiem general nosDitai. The Ki
pound, three ounce girl is the
granaaaugnter oi Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Steinke and Mrs. Martha
Harrington.
Mrs. , Carlton J. McLeod ' or.
sided at aj dessert luncheon and
afternoon of bridge Wednesday at
the Chemeketa street hom nf hr
mother, Mrs. Frank H. Spears, in
compliment: to members of her
ciud. contract was m nlav rlnr
ing; the afternoon. Additional
guests were Mrs: Herbert Stiff
jr Mrs. Holland Mersereau, and
aars. w ayne riadley.
Judy and Bobbv nnrn M1
dren of Mr. and Mrs. a R r.nex
were hosts for an Easter egg hunt
.Monday afternoon" with refresh
ments following. Guests were
uearwa aiewart, Miaron Simming,
r'aui t Van Houten. Nancv Nnff
singer, Carl McCormick, jr, Dan
and Don Yamell, Bill, Carol and
von neara.
AakOBg the" Salem Delta Gam
ma alumnae motoring to Eugene
this weekend to attend the bian
nual; province conference at the
cnapier noue on the University
of Oresron camous are Mrs. I
Perry. Mrs. Robert Lantz. Miss
Lorena Jack, . Mrs. Albert Cohen
aim iut's. tfeall JJUUgiaS.
The Kappa Alpha Theta alum
nae will meet tonight at the
home of Mrs. George Schwarz,
985 N. Capital st at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Rosalie Porter will be the
assisting hostess.. ,
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Mr. and JMrsD wight, Lear of
Seattle are the parents of a son.
Dwight Oron, born April 7.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
D. O. Lear of Salem and Mrs. E.
A. Frink of Portland. The little
boy weighed ' six pounds and
twelve ounces. Mr. Lear, former
ly of Salem, is now engaged in
Red Cross work with headquar
ters in Seattle.
Food Good
At Festival
By Maxine Buren
. Statesman Woman's Editor'
The menu served at lunchtime
at the Marion county home eco
nomics clubs Annual Spring Fes
tival on Wednesday was typical
of the sort of meal that can be
prepared ahead of time, looks
nice on the piate, tastes good to
the general run of guest and
leaves one feeling at just about
the right degree of fullness.
The menu consisted of tamale
pie, (and the chicken predomi
nated, believe it or not), apple and
celery salad, hot rolls, butter, cake
and coffee.
Guests were served cafeteria
style. Dishwashing was cut to a
minimum with everything, includ
ing forks and spoons, of paper.
The festival, to my way of
thinking, was? unusually success
ful, for the crowd was large, the
program excellent and the dis
plays showed great thought and
care in assembling. Eleanor Trin
dle, her assistant, Constance
Hampton, deserve great credit for
the affair.
Parties After
Rehearsal
Miss Dorothy Hardie and John
Hay, whose marriage will be an
event of Saturday night at St
Paul's Episcopal church, will be
honored at several affairs this
week.
Wednesday night Mr. Hay's
ushers, Claybourne Dyer, Joseph
Devers, Jr Robert DeArmond,
Harvey Quistad. Bob Napier of
Corvallis and John Dunn of Myr
tle Point entertained with a stag
party in honor of the benedict
elect at the Dyer home on North
13th street.
After the wedding rehearsal
Friday night, Mrs. W. J. Hardie
will be hostess for a supper party
at her home on Breys street for
her daughter and feminine mem
bers of the bridal party. Honor
ing Miss Hardie will be Mrs. Ar
thur Hay, Mrs. Bob Napier, Mrs.
Robert Pickens, Mrs. Gervaise
Elliott, Mrs. Richard Harmon,
Mrs. Richard L. Cooley and Mrs.
Byron C Mennis.
Mr. Hay will also entertain with
his bachelor dinner following the
renearsau
Sf Louis A -cara party will be
held at the St Louis parish hall
Sunday, April 13, at 8 p. m. Lunch
wui uc servea ana uuui live Hun
r 1 1 t ji j v . . i - . t
dred and pinochle will be played.
Committee in charge includes
Mrs. Carter Keene, Mrs. Henry
Kirk wood and Mrs. Edward
Grossman.
From Sacramento, Calif., comes
news of the birth of a son to Mr,
and Mrs. Elmer Harrold (Mary
Jean McKay) on April 5. The
baby's grandmother is Mrs. Edna
McKay of Salem and the great-
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs
E. C. Davidson of St Paul.
Disabled Americaa Veterans
auxiliary will be entertained at
the home of Mrs. A. L. Brewster,
580 N. 2 1st- Friday with a no-
host luncheon. They committee
will make plans for the member
ship drive which will close May
30. I
. The Senth Salem Woman's
Christian Temperance union has;
changed its April meeting date
from the second to the third Fri
day in the month. On Friday,
April 18, the group will be the
guests of Mrs. Walter Barkus,
president of the Marion county
WCTU, at her home, 220 Vista.
The Ladles of St Vincent 'de
Faul church will hold an Easter
card party at the hall tonight.
Chairmen are Mrs. C. J. Stupfel,
Mrs. Max Woods, Mrs. Flav Meier
and Mrs. Chris Free,
The Willamette Country club
will meet "Saturday night at the
West Salem city hall for a 7
o'clock dinner. Mr. and Mrs.
James P. Smart and Mr. and Mrs.
James S. Smart are to be hosts.
Mrs. Ferd bchlapkohl will en
tertain members of her club at
luncheon and bridge this after
noon at her country home on
Pioneer" drive.
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Symphony
Orchestra :
Here Tonight
The year's biggest musical
treat is scheduled for tonight at
Salem high school auditorium,
when the full Minneapolis sym
phony under the direction of Di
mitri Mitropoulous will appear in
concert. The program is ! being
given under the auspices pf the
Salem Community concert associa
tion and is for holders of i mem
bership -tickets only. No tickets
will be sold at the door..
The following piogram is sched
uled for the 8:15 concert tonight:
Toccata No. 1 in C major, Bach-Wemer
Prelude and Isolde's
"Liebestod" Wagner
Minstrel Show J Gould
Symphony No.' 5. in E minor
Op. 64 -Tchaikowski
Andante.
Romanza. '
Vatae.
Finale.
Weekend guests at the Homer
Nordyke home on East Washing
ton street were his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. W. Nordyke, Newport
A sister. Mary Frances NorHvlco
of Vancouver, Wash., and i a sis
ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
V. L. Dotson of Seattle. Included
with the Easter Sunday jdinner
guests were Mr. and Mrs; Rob
ert Nordyke and their child
Darrein and Nancy, of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Noblgren
have returned from a three weeks'
trip which took them to Chicago,
Minnesota and other eastern
points. In Chicago they attended
the National Restaurant conven
tion, j
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Mrs. Theresa Pennlauuw 1S25l
Center street, was the honor guest
at a surprise birthday party Sun
day afternoon, the occasion being
her 85th birthday. The party was
arranged by her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George B.
C : of Corvallis, witb the invited
guests including those residing at
the Center street Methodist home.
Musicians to
Be Honored
Mr. and Mrs! J. D. Campbell
are entertaining a few of the
Minneapolis Symphony ' orchestra
players at dinner tonight at their
home on Breys avenue preceding
the concert at the Salem high
school auditorium. Mrs. Campbell
was well acquainted with the or
chestra while she made her home
in Minneapolis.
The Campbells motored to Port
land Tuesday to meet the orches
tra personnel and Mr. Campbell
accompanied them to Eugene on
Wednesday. They also attended
the Portland concert.
Guests will be James Creco,
John McKay, Raymond Fitch, Mr.
and Mrs. Redemes Angeluccie,
Mrs. Ralph Campbell and Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Campbell,
The North Salem WCTU will
meet Friday at 2 o'clock with
Rev. Cora Gregory at 2165 N.
Church street Prof. R. Ivan Lov
ell ef Willamette university will
speak on EWorld's Crisis."
Mrs. C. W. Parker Is spendiag
a few days in Portland with rel-
aUves and will go on to eastern
Oregon to join her husband, who
is there on business.
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AuRevoir i-"
Party ;
Mrs.' Harrison W. Elgin, jr., will
be hostess for an au revoir party
Friday night at herr King wood
Heights home in compliment to
Mrs. Manfred Olson, who is lea
ving the first of the week for
Medford to make her home, j ,
Bridge will be in play during
the evening with a late supperf
following. Spring flowers Will pro
vide the .decorative note.
Honoring Mrs. Olson wilf be
Mesdames Ralph Nohlgren. Harold
Shogren, William i Trindle, jr
Donald Reitzer, Oscar White, Ken
neth Hanson, Wayne Doughton,
Wheeler R. English. Wilson Sieg
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Mr. audi Mrs. It Fills and Mr.
and Mrs, Guy Irwin spent the
Easter weekend in Klamath Falls
with Dr. and Mrs- Harry Fred
ricks, formerly of Salem. On Sun
day they witnessed the baptismal
of Susan Elizabeth and Virginia
Lee Fredricks.: daughters of Dr.
an Mrs. Fredricks, at the First
Presbyterian church. V
The employed wemea's eJeb ef
the Jason Lee. church met Tues
day night at the home of Mrs. S.
A. Wheatley. Book reviews : were
given by members and a late sup
per served by the hostesses. Mrs.
Mary Tindall t and Mrs. Evelyn
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Mr. and Mrs, WUlUm Delew
will return today Irom a several
days stay at. the Grand View
apartments near Nelscott
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