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Miss Jean
Taylor Is
Engaged
At a Valentine tea on Saturday
afternoon Miss Jean Taylor told
a group of her friends of her
betrothal to Samuel James Stlne
baugh, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
S. J. Stinebaugh of Grants Pass.
The brunette bride-elect Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Sherman Taylor of Portland. Nj.
date has been set for the wed
ding. The news was revealed at an
informal tea for which Miss Tay
lor and Miss Florence Duffy were
hostesses at the Union street home
of Mrs. William H. Burghardt.
Cuests called after 3 o'clock. Mrs.
Stewart Johnson presided at the
tea urn and assisting were Mis
Marianne Low and Miss Mary
McKay.
Miss Taylor Is a graduate of
the University of Oregon and a
member of Alpha Phi sorority.
She is society editor of the Capi
tal Journal. The pat year she
has served as president of the
Spinsters. Her fiance attended
the University of Oregon
and his fraternity Is Phi
Gamma Delta. He served in the
navy for three yearj during the
war. He is now in business in
Grants Pass with his father,
where the couple will make their
home.
BROOKS Mr. and Mrs. Melrta
Klampe entertained with a dinner
Sunday, honoring E. B. Klampe
on his birthday anniversary. Cov
ers were placed for the honor
guest, . B. Klampe and Mrs. EL B.
Klampe. Mrs. W. F. Klampe. Vel
raar and Grace Klampe, Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Klampe, Caddy and
Lorna, Arlyce, Morris, Marvin and
Nylet Klampe, and Rev. Lloyd
Eucher and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Klampe.
Westminster Guild af the First
Presbyterian church will meet for
a 1:30 o'clock dessert luncheon on
Wednesday afternoon at the
church parlors. Mrs. H. J. Thom
as heads the committee In charge.
Mrs. Elmer O. Berg la program
chairman and Clare Argow, Port
land, executive secretary of the
Oregon Prison association, has
been secured as the speaker.
Airs. Max Flehrer will eaterUla
the Alpha Gamma Delta alum
nae at her North Church street
home Tuesday night at o'clock.
Don't Cook flow. . .
Bui . . . your meters are slipping Mister
Mayor.
, AH right, ail tight . . liere's the rain, we
hop, so everyone atop sniffling.
So what? . . . Calif dfnkj scientists hav
claimed to produce- gold by bombarding
metallic subetances with some chemicals.
The only thing is the gold disappears. We
repeat, so whatl
Going! going I gooel ... Men are a modest
sex. Sitting in an audience, we had a chance
to observe the way men subtly or brazenly
clutch at each falling hair as a drowning
man to his straw. There is Low Part Looie,
who sets his part down another notch each
season until now he's grazing his left ear
with the comb in a vain effort to catch just
one more hair to hoist up and over the
hump. Front Fringe Ferdie combs his (all
five) pompadore, laying each down in its
place like five little wooden Indians. High
Forehead Herman finds a part right in the
center, with careless downward sweep of
the comb, covers those two shiny peaks over
each temple perfectly, though he longs for
the return of the Spit Curl. And then there is
Flat Tom Thomas whose long curly tresses
gently caress his coat collar, and terminate
in an ever-widening center of interest the
ex-crown of his head. The profile is a bit
odd, but the manly spirit is strong and
confident
These Are Modest ... but the man of my
heart Is the heroic fellow who bravely pol
ishes his pate and daring pneumonia to
strike, waves it in the breeze, a mark of dis
tinction 1 . . . Marine Buren.
Musical Treat
Portland Symphony Here Wednesday
In Second of Two Winter Programs
By Maxiae Bares
Staff Writer. Tha Statesman
The Portland Symphony's second appearance at Salem high
school auditorium set for Wednesday night is being greeted with even
more enthusiasm than the first, and if what Portland music criUcs
say is true, this concert will be even better than the first.
The critics have spared no adjectives in their reviews of pro
grams of the symphony under the direction of Werner Janssen, and
wax more eloquent wun eacn con
cert. The symphony orchestra, which
was reorganized this year after
seven years of Inaction, has made
great strides under the leadership
of the eminent conductor. Janssen.
Included in the program will be
the well known popular classics
overture of "Marriage of Figaro,"
waltz from -Serenade for strings"
by Tchaixowsky, six movements
of Stranvisky's "Firebird" suite
and Brahms "Symphony No. 4 In
E minor," certainly an imposing
collection of music.
Opinion of Salem listeners who
attended the first concert here In
January is that the Portland sym
phony gave them the best per
formance they have heard on a
Salem platform for many years.
Opinions as to whether or not the
concert-going Salem public wish
es the orchestra back next year
will be asked. If this rear's season
proves successful and the publle
desires, this series of concerts by
the Portland symphony will be the
annual event, say members of the
executive board of the Salem Phil
harmonic association, sponsoring
group.
BROOKS Mrs. DeJUe Rasa
was hostess to the Brooks Sewing
club at her home Thursday after
noon, with Mrs. Gertrude Reed
assisting, Mrs. Marie Bosch, pres
ident, appointed the following
committees: proeram. Mrs. Anna
Dunlavy, Mrs. Elva Aspuawall and
Mrs. Ruth Jensen; work, Mrs.
Martha Lesher, Mrs. Nona Side
bottom. Mrs. Cleo Walker; flower,
visiting and cards, Mrs. Eva Conn.
The next meeting will be held at
the home ef Mrs. Grace Sayre.
Mrs. Brace Saaoldlnx
vited members of the Theatre Arts
group to her Fairmount Mill home
Tuesday afternoon at a one o'clock
dessert luncheon. Mrs. IL Iran
Lovell will present the program.
Auxiliary Will
Hear Speaker
Mrs. A. F. de Lespinasse of
Hubbard will speak on child de
linquency research in Holland at
Monday's meeting of the Ameri
can Legion auxiliary, Capital unit.
Mrs. de Lespinasse recently re
turned from a trip to Europe.
Special guests will be Mrs. Craig
Coyner, Bend, department of Ore
gon president, Mrs. Mae Whit
comb, Portland, department sec
retary, and Mrs. Leon Brown, Sa
lem, national commit tee woman
from Oregon.
A violin quartet composed of
Carol Koster, Gloria While. Bob
Danielson, and Phil Ringle, Jr, ac
companied by Dick Louphan will
Play.
Americanism chairman Mrs.
Z. W. Ritchey, and national de
fense chairman. Mrs. Clark Craig
and their committees will have
charge of the tea hour.
Mrs. Merle Travis, unit presi
dent will preside at the meeting.
Women interested in haHnMr
de Lespinasse are invited to attend
the meeting which will be at the
Woman's club house st 8 p.m.
Cub Scouts at
Wieaer Roast
Mrs. Gardner Knapp was hos
tess st a party for Jimmy, her
12-year old son on his birthday.
Members of hit Cub Scout den,
part of pack No. 8 of the pres
byterian church were guests. The
affair, which was a wiener roast,
was held in the Boy Scout room
of the church Saturday afternoon.
Those present were Jim Bow
ers. Jack Phillips, Robert Wolf,
Jerry Berg. Bobby Ohmart, Kent
Miller. Clive Miller, Wayne Bak
er, Eddie Syring. Eugene Bowers,
the den chief, and Jimmy Knapp.
On Friday night the pack will
be hosts at a covered dish din
ner at the church for their fami
lies. Blue and gold have been se
lected for the color scheme. The
boys will decorate and are now
working on favors, small tepees
and tiny Boy Scout campfires.
The cub den No. 4 will give
the program which will include
band numbers and solos by three
of the boys.
West Sales Ueas el ah will
meet Monday night at the West
Salem city hall at 8 o'clock. Mrs.
E. J. Osborne, Mrs. Guy Cook and
Mrs. R. J. McDonald will be host
esses. Colored slides of Washing
ton. D. C. will be shown.
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night at the home of Mrs. R. L.
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