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Surprise
Birthday
Two surprise birthday parties
were on the social slate Xor Thurs
day night '
Mrs. Karl Becke and her
daughter, Mrs. William Shinn, en
tertained at dinner In honor of
Mrs.'-' Becke's other ,-. daufhter,
Marjorie, on her sixteenth birth
day. The progressive affair was
held at both the Becke and Shinn
homes with eighteen of the honor
guest's friends bidden to the
party. -
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pratt en
tertained at a dessert supper and
evening of bridge Thursday night
at their North 14th street home
for their club. During the evening
the group honored Mrs. Ralph
Wirth on her birthday, ',
Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Wirth, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer O. Berg. Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Campbell and Mr. and
Mrs.' Russell Pratt.
&ss Betty lively, daugllr of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Dvely of Salem, whos betrqlhal to BruceDougla" Fraser,
sen H Mr. and Mrs, John H jraser of Portland, has been
cnr.canced. Miss Lively any her fiance are students j at
Oreccn State college and plajfi to be married in June. (Gla
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Shower for
Bride-Elect
At hrr home on Edina Lane
Tueftiay Tught, Miss S4rid Hein
onen entertained with a bridal
shower complimenting Miss Mar
Johe Ann Donaldson whose nu r
riaee to Law rence R. "Trick will
be an eent cf October 11.
A pink. blue, and yellow color
motif was carried out in the
table decorations. A sprinkler
can covered with pink and white
crepe rPr hanging on the wall
tad pir.k. blue, or yellow stream
ers fallvr.g from the spout and ex
tending to each numbered gift
on the table.
Games were in play during the
evening and at a late hour re-
ire-nmenu were served.
Thoe bidden to honor Miss
I)onalcrn were: Mrs. Carol Lur
tr. Mrt. Margaret Shipman, Mrs.
Pauline Tidwell. Miss Maxine
WeiTer, Miss Qtarlen Webb,
Mis JoAnn Keeker, Mrs. Gladys
IViyre, Mr. John Jelderks, Mrs.
Verda McBride, Mrs. Edna Bart-
Jjreii Donaldson, Mrs. Lenore
Kughun, and the hostess Miss
Signd Heinonen.
Mrs. Bertram Thiisma and
son, David, are being welcomed
home from a five months atay in
Ireland and London, where they
went to visit her family and Mr.
Thomson's rcialives. Mr. Thomson
a rc-orc parried his family abroad in
May, returning to the states in
June.
Canfratalatleas ge to Mr. and
Mrs. James R. Smith, jr. (Evelyn
Collins) of Corvallis on the birth
of six pound, seven ounce daugh
ter, Vicki Katherine, on Septem
ber SO. at the Salem General hos
pital. The baby's grandparents are
Ms. and Mrs. Victor H. Collins of
Salem and Mr. and Mrs. James R.
Smith of Corvallis.
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Officers Feie
PEP Teachers ;
The officers, Ethel Sundlie,
Ida McClendon, Nan Denhem and
Elsie Carpenter were hostesses to
the PEP teachers' club Wednes
day night at the Boucanier at
Four Corners. Tables were de
corated with fall flowers and Hal
loween novelties.
Hostesses for the year were se
lected. The teachers from Prospect
and Halls Ferry will be hostesses
at the next meeting, November
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Attending were Cleora Parkes,
Hazel Thomas, Nan Denhem,
Ethel Sundlie, Sadie Roth, Elsie
Carpenter, Vestal Matter, Grace
Craig, Letty GenreCharlotte
Jones, Carmelita Barquist, Aj
villa Boyer, Willow Evans, Do
lores Jager, Barbara Lovecik, Jes
sie Rains and Grace Sehon.
Mrs. Kstlil Brank. Mrs. if B.
Flack, Mrs. Eldon T. Armstrong;
Mrs. C. W. Prigge and Mrs. David
Cameron were m Portland
Wednesday to attend the lunch
eon meeting of Nydia Temple,
Daughters of the Nile.
Rites Today
: At a quiet ceremony this af
ternoon at 2 o'clock Miss Betty
Jean Auer, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Auer of Dallas will
become the bride of Lloyd Crabb,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ida Crabb
of Salem. The rites will be solem
nized at the Methodist church
parsonage in Dallas with the Rev.
Clark Enz officiating.
For her wedding the bride has
selected a steel grey costume suit
trimmed with silver button, for
est green accessories and a corsage
of gardenias.
I Miss Betty Jane Winn will be
the bride's honor maid and she
will wear a pearl grey suit with
black assessories and corsage of
American Beauty roses. Albert
Eva won will stand .with the
groom as be? man. ;
The couple will leave immedi
ately after 1 the ceremony for a
wedding trip alone the Oregon
coast They will live in Salem at
184 W. Wilson street. Both in
connected with the circulation dei
partment of the Oregon Statesman.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of a daughter on Wednes
day at the Salem Deaconess hos
pital. Mr. Lewis is assistant
ioowau coacn at Willamette urn
versity.
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Society ...J Clubs
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Miss Caroline Helton,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Purl V. Helton of Portland,
formerly of Salem, whose
engagement to Theodore
B. Case, son of Mr. and
Mn. Theodore D. Case of
Klamath Falls, has been
announced. The wedding
is planned for next June.
CLUB CALENDAR
ntlDAT
Barbara Frictehlc Tent Ns. S. Daugh
ters of' Union Veterans of Ctrll War,
meet at Weman's clubhouse, p.m.
En fie wood Woman i club with Mrs.
R. J. LowmiUcr, 3460 'Donald War. t
p.m.i ! .
Woman's Relief Corps meet at VTW
hall. 1 p.m. .
IATUSDAY
Chemeketa chapter. OAR, with Mrs.
Nettie Roberts. S72 Belmont t.. 2 p.m.
MONDAY
Executive board, Methodist Old Peo
Dle's Home meet at the Home. 1625
Center t., 1130 p.m., monthly business
meeting.
United Spanlah War Veteran and
auxiliary meet at VFW hall. 8 tt.m.
PEO council meet at YWCA, 1:1S
p.m.
Spinsters meet with Miss Carolyn
Bradv, Garden road, S p.m.
First Methodist Wesleyan Service
euild with Mrs. 3. Edgar Purdy. $46
N. 22nd St., 7:4J p.m.
TUESDAY
BPW business women's formal ban
quet. Normandy Manor. S:4S p.m. ,
Yomarcos meet with Mrs. J. D. Foley,
150S N. 21st St., 1:13 dessert luncheon.
Missouri club with Mrs. F. E. Mix,
2224 N. Winchell St.. 1 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Women's Missionary society of First
Presbyterian church meet st church.
1 p.m.. executive board. 1 p-nv
St. Mark Lutheran aruild meet in
church parlors. 1 o'clock.
sere t Tint Mrthodtst church ex
ecutive board meet st Carrier Boom,
S:45 a.m., circles meet at i:ia lor aes
serf luncheons.
Mrs. Feike Will
Head Delta Zetas
Delta Zeta alumnae met Tues
day ntght at the home of Mrs.
Bjarne Ericksen, with Mrs. B. L.
Bradley assisting hostess. Dessert
supper was served, after which a
business meeting was held and so
cial evening enjoyed. President of
the group for the coming year is
Mrs. Charles Feike and Mrs. Vir
gil Sexton was elects treasurer.
Members present! were Mrs. O.
K. Beals. Mrs. E. A.i Carleton, Mrs.
Esther Easton, Mrs. Charles , K.
Fulton. Miss Mildred Deischer,
Mrs. Charles Feike. Mrs. Hugh
Morrow. Miss Maxine Paulsen,
Miss Prudence Paulsen, Mrs.
Lloyd L. Sanders, Mrs. Virgil
Sexton and the hostesses. A new
member is Miss Deischer of Ce
dar Rapids, Iowa, : who is,, from
Beta Kappa chapter at Iowa State
college. She has recently accepted
the position here of assistant state
supervisor of home economics
education. j
The next meeting will be held
October 28 at the home of Mrs.
Sexton.
A Dinner Dance
On Saturday
The Salem division of the
Chemical Workers of the Portland
Gas and Coke Co. will entertain
with a dinner and 'dancing party
at the Normandy Manor Satur
day night at 7 o'clock.
Attending will be Messrs. and
Mesdames Dan Goodman, Earl
Pettit, Lloyd Edgell. William Nie
mi, A. C. Driaeoll, Kenneth Har
ris, A. C. Wood. M. Wood, A.
Sunderland, fc W. Hewlett, Claude
Ricketts, Dorsey C: Isom. Lyle
Moore, Claude Bergstrom, Clifford
Armstrong, E. J. Keller, Roy C.
Lyman and Messrs. Jim Larson,
Nelson Sipola. W. C. Knaele, Mat
thew Marpert and Miss Rebecca
Seitz.
Party at Kindergarten
Mrs. Donald Sutherland sur
prised the children at the Belt
kindergarten on Wednesday
morning, with surprise birthday
party for her five-year old son,
John. A birthday cake, refresh
ments and favors were brought
for the morning group.
Attending the party were the
young host, John Sutherland,
Randolph Carey, Blair Wassen,
Amby Williams, Judy Hart well,
Janice Rademaker, Frances Bal
comb. Mrs. Floyd Belt is kinder
garten director.
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. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Ssamster (Virqrinia KnighO-who
were married on September 19 at the First Christian
church. The bride is the daughter of the Benjamin Knights
and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Seam
ster. The couple will live in Salem. (Kennell-Ellis).
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Mrs. C Forrest Smith
(Lorraine Macklin), who
was married September 13
at the Roberts studio. The
brid is th d.iufjhur of Mr.
and Mrs. Scott Macklin
and her husband's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Smith. Jesten-Miller),
SWEOLC On Sunday Sep-
tember 28th Mr. ami Mm. Joseph
Brennan celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary. Their four
children and families were pres
ent for the family dinner; Mr. and
Mrs. John J. Brennan and daugh
ter, Sandra Jo, of Atchison. Kan.;
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holcomb and
sons, MichSel and Roger and Mj.
and Mrs. Dan Steele and Toni
Marie of Oakridge and Dorothy
Brennan of Salem. Other guests
were Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Case and
David of Portland; Mr. and Mrs.
George Dawson, Monitor and Har
land Miller, Salem. Mrs. Cae and
Mrs.' Dawson are the sisters of
Mrs. Brennan. A chest of silver
was presented the honored guests.
President ,Fetes
Committees
Mrs. Merle D. Travis, president
of Capital Unit No. 9, American
Legion auxiliary, was hostess
Tuettay night for a combined
business and social evening for
the budget committee and com
mittee chairmen of the unit. Plans
were discussed, for a rummage
sale to be held by the unit De
cember 7 and S. Refreshments
were served by the hostess at a
late hour.
Attending the meeting were
Mrs. I. N. Bacon. Mrs. Ethel
Lewis, Mrs. Malcolm Cameron,
Mrs. Walter Spaulding. Mrs.
Frank Marshall, Mrs. George
Manning, Mrs. Helen MrLeod,
Mrs. C. W. Stacy, Mrs. P. A.
Ficke, Mrs. Raymond Bassett,
Mrs. Donald Madison, Mrs. Ella
Voves, Mrs. Barbara Lovick, Mrs.
George Edwards, Mrs. E. W.
.-Voves, Mrs. Barbara Lovcik. Mrs.
Zell;i Williams, Mr. George Ga
briel, Mrs. Rose Habernlcht and
Mrs. Travis.
Captains Are
Hostesses
Mrs. Emmett Klcinke and Mrs.
Lee Ohmart, community thest
captains, entertained at the lat
ter's North 14th street home for
members of their teams on
Thursday afternoon. Tea was
served by- the hostesses.
Attending were Mrs. Charles A.
Sprague, Mrs. H. E. Corey. Mrs.
Lawrence Osterman, Mrs. N. J.
Lindgren, Mrs. Robert felfstrom.
Miss Brenda Glass, Mrs. James
Stone, Mrs. Lyman McDonald,
Mrs. H. V. Compton, Mrs. Mar
garet Rosecrans and Mrs. Henry
Carl.
Mrs. Frank H. Spears, also a
chest captain. Invited her workers
to a dessert luncheon Thursday
afternoon at her Chemeketa street
home.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
J. V. Hamar, Mrs. John Rauten
kxanz, Mrs. J. E. Law, Mrs. Roy
Lockenour, Mrs. Prince W. Byrd,
Mrs. Albert H. Gille, Mrs. Wil
liam H. Lytle, Miss Ida Mae
Smith and Mrs. Spears.
ROBERTS Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Eyerly entertained Sunday at
dinner at Silver Creek Lodge in
honor of their house guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis D. Haxton of
Honolulu, Hawaii. Additional
guests were Mr; and Mrs. E. L
Gray and Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Haag.
Mia Sloan to Wrd
Plans ,aro being made for the
wedding Friday night, October 17,
of Miss Doris Sloan, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell W. Sloan,
Salem, to Howard BamwelL son
of -Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Barnwell of
West Salem.
Coed to Wed
Salem Man
At the Chi Omega house on the
Willamette university campus
Tuesday night announcement was
made of the engagement of Miss
Vivian Thompson to Clarence
Webber. The bride-elect's soror
ity sisters learned the news when
they found place cards bearing
the duo's' names.
Miss Thompson is the daughter
of Mr. and, Mrs. E. M. Thompson
of Milwaukie and .her fiance is
the son. of Mr. and Mrs., C L.
Webber, sr., of Salem.
Both Miss Thompson and Mr.
Webber are seniors on the Wil
lamette -campus. The wedding
will take place next year. '
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