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Town and
Gown Tea !
Meeting '
Town and Gown will open iU
fall season With a tea and program
meeting Thursday afternoon at
2 30 o'clock with the president.
Mil Harry V. Collins, presiding.
The meeting and program will be
held at Music hall on the Willam
ette university campus with the
tea following at University House
and Mrs. G. Herbert Smith as hos
te. '
Superintendent of School Frank
Bennett will be guest speaker and
his subject is A Superintendent
Looks at &jr Bumper Crop." Miss
Esther Ebersole. new minister of
music at the First Methodist
church, will be the soloist and Mrs.
A. A. Schramm, the accompanist.
The tea will honor the members
and officers. In the receiving line
will be Mrs. G. Herbert Smith,
Mrs. Harry V. Collins, Mrs. Silas
Gaiter, vice-president; Miss Olive
M Dahl, secretary-treasurer; Mrs.
Lawrence Riggs, program; Mrs,
A. A. Schramm, music; Mrs. Wil
liam L. Phillips, social; and Mrs.
Walter Spaulding. membership.
Mrs. Harry E. Belt will greet
guests at the door. Mrs. Melvin
Geist will introduce to the line and
Mrs. Robert W. Craig will receive
at the end of the line. Mrs. Rob
ert L. Ellstrom and Mrs. Frank
Bennett will preside at the tea
urns and Mrs. Leo Dean will in
vite guerts into the dining room.
CLUB CALENDAR
MONDAY
Auxiliary to tha United Spinun war
Veterans meet at VfW hl. p.m,
practice at 7 JO pm, refreshments.
Wnl Salem Lions auxiliary meets at
city hall, S p. m.
SpinaUrs with Miss Marianne uow,
IsM Court t, p. m.
Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae at
Donald C. Roberts home, Mornlngsid.
S p.m. deaacrt supper.
Tt'EIDAT
Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae. p.
m.. with Herman Jochlmaen, 125 Les
lie street. ,
American War Mothers meet at Le
gion hall, covered dish luncheon, 12
o'clock, meeting at S p. m.
Central WCTU. with Mrs. H. K.
Mitchell. SM South ISth atreeet. 1 p. m.
Cabinet meet ln. rtrat Congregation
al church, meet at church, a p. m.
Ctokta club with Mrs. P. C. Graber,
SOS N. Church St.. 1:1 J dessert luncheon.
Ministers wives.' 1 P.m. with Mrs.
Dudley Strain, 154 Jefferson atroet.
WEDNESDAY '
Salem District Girl Scouts associa
tion. Chamber of Commerce, f P. I
Council of Santiam area at dinner.
7:1S p. m.. Golden Pheasant.
No-host dinner at first Congrega
tions! church. 1:3a p. m.
Nebraska auxiliary with Mrs. C. Xsy
Oaborn. route S, box 107. covered dish
luncheon, 11:30 p.m.
AAUW afternoon literature group
with Mrs. Ksrl Kugel. 731 N. Capitol
at. I IS deeaert luncheon.
Credit Women's Break (art club In
stallation banquet. Gold Arrow, s:s
p.n.
Auxiliary to Eagles, with Mrs. C- A.
Brock. ZM w. Miner, ia cara party.
THVKSDAT
Town and Gown meet at Willamette
university Music hall. 2:30 p. m.. tea
followlne at University house.
Sojourners meet st Salem Woman's
clubhouse, 1:1 J dessert luncneon.
Home Rites
ie guerts into me aining room, rp -i
Mrs. Ernest L. Crockatt is gen- I OCifV
al chairman of the directorate A 1
era
for the tea. Mrs. Henry V. Comp
ton is in charge of the tea table
and agisting are Mesdames
George Allen, M. P. Adams, Floyd
Bird. Stearns Cushing, Oscar Cut
ler. L O. Clement. J. B. Bywater,
J. A. Brownson. Charles Cole. W.
Weils Baum, F. I Brown and Miss
Alice Crary Brown. Mrs. Robert
G Brady is in charge of refresh
ments with Mesdames Maurice
.Brennrn, Estill Brunk, David
Cameron and Allan Carson assist
ing Nfrs. Forrest A. Breakey heads
the decorating committee which
Inrludr Mesdame J. N. Cham
bers, H. J. ClemenU. Clay Coch
ran. B!a;ne Brown, W. H. Craw
ford, A. L. Adoiphson. Lloyd Bell,
C F. Charlton, Morris K. Crothers.
Ri.e W. Ba brock, George Benson,
George Ailing end E. C. Blsbee.
Married at
Reno Ceremony
Bride of Friday was Mis Alice
Mae Wilder, daughter of Mrs. Mae
E Wilder of Salem, who exchang
ed vows with Gene Knudsen, aon
of Mr. nd Mrs. Cornelius Knud
an of Astoria, in nuptials at
Reno. Nev. The Rev. Gideon
Emigh performed the ceremony.
The bride, who wore en aqua
am it -with black accessories. Is a
graduate of Salem arhooU and
attended Oregon State college
and Oregon College of Education
Zai Monmouth. Mr. Knudsen grad
uated from Attorta school and
amended Oregon State college. :.
The couple will return from a
week's automobile trip through
California, to reside in Astoria
un'U. next fall when he plans to
attend school in the east.
A surprise bridal shower was
given last week by Mrs. Clarence
Crowly, at her North 17th street
home, for Miss wilder. Guests
were Mesdames Duleigh Johnson,
Martha Lehman, Grace Slick,
Hattie Golden, Genevive Olson,
Margaret Hunt, I veil Haley, Roy
Ornn. Elmer Forbis, Virgil Bol
ton, Charles Hunt, James Hartly,
Robert DeL&pp, Fred Well. Har
rison Wilder, Annabel Morley,
Dorothy Donna 11, Martha Myer,
Mae E. Wilder and the honor
guet and hoetess.
Concert Tonight
First in Series
First in the tenes of full length
concerts to L-e sponsored by the
First Preibyterian church choir on
the third Sunday night of each
month will begin at 7:30 o'clock
tonight v
Featured in two groups will be
Frank E. Fisher, violinist, profes
sor of violin and director of WttV
lamelte's symphone orchestra. Vir
gin, a Ward Elliott .directs the
choir.
Mr. Fither will play Adagio from
a sonata in G minor for -violin
alune by Bach: Handel's Sonata
In A major; "Piece en Forme de
Habenera" by Ravel: and "Elegie"
(White Nights) by Juon. He will
be accompanied by Joseph Schnel
ker. professor of. organ and theory
at Willamette.
The choir's numbers will be
Fear Ye Not Oh Israel" by Spick
er and "As Torrents in Summer"
by Elgar. Mrs. Ralph Dobbs will
be at the organ.
Mr. aa4 Mrs. Harris Uets and
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
Hunter. wiU entertain at dinner
today at their South Liberty street
h me in honor of their wedding
anr.iverreries. Guest will be Dr.
and Mrs. Burton A. Myers and
Miss Jeanne and Miss Janice My
ers. Mr. as Mrs. sUlph H. Caaley
will entrain Friday for -a three
weeks trip which will take them
U Chicago. New York City and
Los Angelea on buainea and
pleasure.
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Installation
Banquet
Slated for Wednesday night the
Credit Women's Breakfast club's
annual installation banquet, which
will be held at the Gold Arrow at
6:45 o'clock. ft
Mrs. Ethel Gallinger, the retir
ing president, will give the wel
come address with Miss Josephine
Danna, the response. The program
will include music by Miss Ros
anna McMeekin, soloist, from Wil
lamette university. Mrs. Gallin
ger will present the awards. Mrs.
Dorothy Hill is in charge of the
candlelight installation ceremony.
The Etokta club will meet Tues
day at the home of Mrs. P. E. Gra
ber, 802 North Church st., for aT
1:15 o'clock dessert luncheon. As-
sisting hostesses are Mesdames
E. A. Lee, Daisy Mclntyre and
Miss Antoinette White. Guest
speaker will be Mrs. Chris Mattin
son, who will talk on her recent
trip to Denmark.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
The musical program of the Uni
versity of Oregon radio workshop
broadcast Thursday afternoon was
produced by Marian Macy, daugh
ter of Mrs. B. W. Macy, 444 N.
18th street, Salem. She is a senior
majoring in English.
Presidents'
Luncheon
Past presidents of the Salem
Woman's club will be honored at
a one o'clock luncheon Saturday
afternoon. October 25, when the
club gathers for its regular meet
ing at the clubhouse. The execu
tive board meeting is slated for 12
o'clock with Mrs. Estill Brunk
presiding.
Mrs. William Leary, program
chairman, has arranged a program
on "Fire Prevention'' featuring
Jack Hayes, deputy stale fire mar
shall, and W. P. Roble. Salem fire
chiefs. Music will be furnished by
the Salem high school girls glee
club under the direction of Miss
Lena Belle Tartar.
Mrs. Guy Hickok is chairman of
the luncheon committee and assist
ing are Mesdames W. O. Widdows,
Ray Stumbo, Frank P. Marshall,
Verne L. Ostrander. W. W. Chad
wick, Ronald Glover. H. P. Giant
and Ross H. Coppock.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma al
umnae will meet Monday night at
the Donald Roberts home in Morn
ingside when Mrs. Gayle Finley
and Mrs. Walter Snyder enter
tain at a dessert supper at 8
o'clock. All new Kappas in the
city are invited to attend.
Hubbard Woman
To Be Speaker
Of interest to both men and
women will be the dinner meet
ing, sponsored by Marion county
republican women October 27, at
the statehouse coffee shop at 6:30
p. m.
The speaker is Cobre de Lespin
asse who spent sometime in Eu
rope this summer.
Mrs. de Lespinasse did juvenile
delinquency research work in The
Netherlands and England and per
sonally supervised the translation
of her book Bells of Hilmus into
the Dutch language for a publish
ing company.
She is writing a aeries of ju
venile novels. She has been a pre
cinct committee woman at Hub
bard ever since women were el
igible. Reservations can be made by
railing the Capitol Coffee Shop,
9729.
The AAUW afternoon literature
group will meet with Mrs. Karl
Kugel Wednesday afternoon at
her home, 735 N. Capitol st., for a
1:15 o'ektek dessert luncheon. Mrs,
Arthur Jones wilt be the assisting?
hostess.: Mrs. Arthur H. Bone will
review Out of Your Pocket" by
David McConky.
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State
At a quiet home ceremony this
! afternoon at 3:30 o'clock Miss Ger
ry Wolf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred D. Wolf, will become the
bride of Robert Wayne Johnson,
son of Mrs. Melvin Northey ot
Medford and grandson of Mrs.
W. F. Johnson of Salem. Dr. Dan
iel Schulze will perform the nup
tials. The couple will exchange their
vows before large windows in the
living room of the Wolf home on
Fisher road. The improvised al
tar will be banked with burgundy
and white chrysanthemums.
Mr. Wolf will give his daughter
in marriage. Of white marquisette
is the bridal gown fashioned with
bishop sleeves, a full skirt and fit
ted bodice. The gown i enhanced
with lace which edges the sweet'
heart neckline and the hemline of
the skirt. Scallops of lace extend
down. the front of the dresn. She
will wear a juliet cap of white lace
and pearls and carry white roses.
The couple will be unattended.
A reception will follow the rites.
Miss Leila Johnson and Mrs. The
odore Chamberlain of Portland
will preside at the bride's table.
The couple will leave later in
the afternoon for a wedding trip
and for going away the bride will
don a pastel blue wool jersey
dress with black accessories. Mr.
Johnson is with the Pacific Tele
phone and Telegraph Co. in south
em Oregon, where the couple will
live.
Hallowe'en Party
Planned by Unit
Salem unit. No. 136 American
Legion auxiliary will give a Hal
loween party at Legion hall Oc
tober 25. Mrs. Harold Streeter,
president of the group appointed
the following committee to func
tion: "Decorations, Mrs. Lester Beard,
Mrs. Dow Lovell, Mrs. Kenneth
Shoemaker, Mr. Robert De Ar
mond and Mrs. Wayne Purdue,
Entertainment, Mrs. Homer Smith,
jr Mrs. Clifton Mudd, Mr. Ty
rone Gillespie, Mrs. Duane Jani
cek. Refreshments, Mrs. Jack
Simpkins. Mrs. Ted Ullakko, Mrs.
Sam Harbison, Mrs. Robert Si
mon. Publicity, Mrs. George Gli-sar.
Mrs. Frank H. Norris (Su
san Jane Stuller) who was
married on October 12 at
the First Christian church.
The bride is the daughter
of Cecil W. Stuller and the
benedict is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. H. O. Norris. The
newlyweds will live in
Olympia, Wash. (Jesten-Miller).
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Educators
Meet Here
The annual fall meeting of the
Oregon Music Educators is sched
uled for Salem October 24-25 an
nounces Vernon L.; Wiscarson, vice
president of the organization and
chairman of program arranging.
Dean Melvin Geist is in charge of
Willamette university arrange
ments. Artists to be presented on the
Friday program at Waller hall at
8:15 p. m. are: Deruse Murray,
soprano of the Willamette univer
sity music faculty; the University
of Oregon faculty string quartet;
Johann Eschbach, baritone, head
of the vocal music department Of
Linfield college and Henri and
Ruth Arcand, piano duo from
Portland.
The program is free and the
public is invited to attend.
Following the concert there will
be a reception in Lausanne hall
for members of the music confer
ence, Willamette university and
friends. Miss Helen McHirron and
Mrs. Denise Murray are in charge
of the reception.
Saturday will be devoted to
meetings, clinics, elementary vo
cal music demonstrations, instru
mental music sessions and election
of officers. Andrew Loney, Klam
ath Falls, is president of the state
music association, .
Accredited
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