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6 The Statesman, Salem. Oregon, Wxindcrf' April 21. IMS Reception to Fete Couple On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sim will celebrate their silver wedding an niversary at a reception on Sun day afternoon. April 25 at the Mayflower hall. Their friends are being invited through the press to call between 3 and 5 o'clock. Hostesses for the affair will be Mrs. Sim's mother, Mrs. T. L. Ross, and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Thomas R. Sim. Helen Bewley and Henry Sim were married on April 28, 1923 at Dallas and now live in the Auburn district. They have a son. Ensign Daryl Sim, pilot on the carrier Leyte, now stationed in Rhode Island. It is not yet cer tain whether he will be here for the occasion. Pouring will be Mrs. Eva Rush. Mrs. Ward Wolfe of Portland, Mrs. George Lewis and Mrs. Joe Stimiman. Serving will be Mrs. Earl Johnson, Mrs. William Mas sey. Miss Barbara Sim, Miss Inas Mae Peterson of Portland and Johnson, jr. will pass the guest Miss Phillis Sim. Mrs. Frank book. Cutting the cake will be Mrs. W. E. Sim and Mrs. Olga Mc El vain. Miss Ola Grandstaff of Portland will assist about the rooms. Receiving with the honor guests will be Mrs. Ruth Walter of Port land and T. R. Sim. who served as bridesmaid and best man at their wedding. Mrs. Kelly Installed Mrs. Percy R. Kelly was In stalled as worthy high priestess of Willamette Shrine No. 2. White Shrine of Jerusalem at impres sive ceremonies Monday night at the Masonic temple. Baskets of spring flowers and blossoms pro vided the floral setting for the occasion. Musical numbers were given by Josephine Albert Spaulding, accompanied by Mrs. A. A. Schramm, who sang "Silent Strings." "The Years at the Spring" and -"I Bring You Heartsease," dedicated to Mrs. Kelly. Ronald Craven, accompan "id by Mrs. Craven, sang ' The Bird in the Wilderness" and "My Lady Walks In Loveliness," in honor of Mrs. Kelly. Both Mrs. Kelly and Clare P. Davis, watchman of tha shep herds, spoke briefly. Dr. Wil liam Pintler. retiring watchman of the shepherds, presented the retiring worthy high priestess. Mrs. Abner K. Kline, with the past officers jewel. A reception followed the cere mony and a yellow and white color scheme was carried out in the decorations. The serving table was centered with yellow roses, narcissus, daffodils and stock in a silver bowl, flanked by yellow tipers in silver candelabras. Pouring were Mrs Emma Brown, past worthy high priestess of Willamette Shrine, and Mrs. Bea trice Dennison of Klamath Falls, worthy high priestess of Naomi Shrine. Klamath Falls. Serving were Mrs. Wayne Henry, Mrs. Helen Anthony, Miss LaVerne Kantner. Miss Dorothy Cornelius and Miss Gladys Harnsberger. Plans are being made by sev eral members of Willamette Shrine to attend Supreme Shrine in Atlantic City in May. Mrs. Nora Thompson will go south on Thursday to Corning, Calif., to visit her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Cronemiller. Job's Daughters Hold Initiation Job's Daughters met at Beaver hall Monday night and Miss Shirlee jNewbry, honored queen, conducted initiation services for Adeline I Smithion, Barbara Phelps, Donna Hudson and Mary Campbell. A musical program induced piano numbers by Jo Anne Boyer and solos by Ann Gibbens. The DeMolays were represented by Bob Sharp and Jerry BackeL who extended an invitation to the giris to attend the DeMolay con clave dance in June. Plans were discussed for charter night, the place and date to be announced later through the press. Mu Phis Are Active Members of Mu Phi Epsilon on the Willamette university cam pus held initiation services Mon day night at the music hall for Mrs. Josef Schnelker. Miss Joan Johnston, the newly elected presi dent, conducted the ceremony. The chkpter also welcomed four new patrons. Prof. Schnelker, Prof, and Mrs. Frank Fisher and Prof. Sennet Ludden. Following the services the Mu Phi girls entertained with a des sert supper party at the Spa in honor Of Mrs. Schnelker. the new patrons and Dean Melvin Geist. Benefit Card Party Plans are now being completed by the; Mu Phi Epsilon members for a benefit bridge party which they will give on Tuesday, April 27 at University House with Mrs. G. Herbert Smith as hostess. A dessert: luncheon will be served at 1:15 o'clock with cards to fol low. Mrs. Melvin Geist is general chairman of the affair. Plans Made For District Meet SILYERTON Plans are be ing completed for the annual dist rict convention of Pythian Sisters to be held at Silverton May 5. Temples from Corvallis, Albany, Independence, Dallas, Scio and Salem i will participate. Mrs. Cas per Oveross, most excellent chief of the, local, will be official hos tess. Wanda Bowen VanCleave. dist rict deputy has appointed com mitteei to arrange for the affair and these include: Program, Helen M. Wrightman, Mrs. Albert Grindq, Mrs. Henrietta Loe; law, MarceUa Middleton of Sweet Home, Saidie Graham of Corval lis and Julia Bilyeu of Kalama; registration. Mrs. E. Z. Kaufman and Mrs. Will Egan; pages, Mrs. Harlan Loe and Mrs. Gladys Ellis; reception, Mrs. Charles Hartman, Mrs. L. C. Eastman and Mrs. Wrighjtman who is a charter member; refreshment, Mrs. Ben Gifford. Mrs. Carl Specht, Mrs. Marie i Hope. Mrs. Ida Davis. Ruth Lorenson and Mrs. Al Downs; decorating, Marian Zahler. Mrs. C. J. Coolev. Mrs. Ross Winslow. Mrs. Adeline Dick and Mrs. Fran- I ces wavra; corsages, Mrs. t.. n. 1 Adams; banquet tickets, Maxine I Hope and Wava Axley. ! The; banquet will be held at the Methodist church and ar ranging this are Mrs. Albert ! Grinde, Mrs. John Morley, Merle i Bowerl and Mrs. Ralph Adams. 1 The badge committee consists of Mrs. Kaufman, Mrs. June Drake and Mrs. Lillian Amundsen; reso lutions. Mrs. Laura Patton, Eu gene, Mrs. .Vera Moses, Corvallis, and Virginia Sweet, Scio. JUTMt (MOSS Together 50 Years Mr. and Mrs. William A. Bond were honored on their golden wedding anniversary Tuesday night at their North 5th street home when their friends and neighbors called between 7 and 9 o clock. The couple s marriage took place on April 20, 1898, in Chehalis, Wash, and they moved to Salem in 1915 where they have resided ever since. Before his re tirement Mr. Bond was in the contracting business. Mr. and Mrs. Bond have a daughter, Mrs. Ray DeGuire of Salem, and a son, Delmer. L. Bond of Camas, Wash., and seven grandchildren. During the evening music was enjoyed and the couple was sere naded with old songs. Marvelle, DeGuire, a granddaughter, and Doris Walser sang "I Love You Truly" and "You Were Meant for Me." A tiered cake centered the ta ble and bouquets of yellow and white flowers provided the deco rative note. Assisting were Mrs. Carrier Wiltermood of Oakland, Calif., who came north for her sister's golden wedding celebra tion, Mrs. A. P. Collins and Mrs. Ray DeGuire. Alumnae Feted At Kent Home Mrs. Calvin Kent entertained alumnae of Alpha Gamma Delta at her home on Garden road on Tuesday night. A late supper was served following the program. Reports were given on the inter national reunion day last weekend. Present were Mrs. Estill Brunk, Mrs. Herman Jochimsen, Miss Kathryn Hill, Miss Shirley HilL Miss Elizabeth Odle, Miss Char lotte Williams, Mrs. Fred Rawlins, Mrs. Francis Smith, Mrs. Robert Tier-nan, Mrs. James Turn bull, Mrs. John Dickinson of Indepen dence, Mrs. Keith Flory, Mrs. Nel son Burrell and the two hostesses, Mrs. Carl Cover and Mrs. Kent Plan Fellowship Day The Salem Council of Church women will observe May Fellow ship day on Friday, May 7 at the First Methodist church. The theme is to be "Every Child is My Child." A business meeting will be held at 1:30 o'clock, fol lowed by a program and silver tea. The Finest Thing You Can Give . . . Mother ON HER BIG DAY porirans ana Interesting! Entertaining! Educational! Be Sure Friday, 7 Salurday, Sunday, 1 aft Amaranths Will Give Card Party Hanna Rosa court. Order of the Amaranth, is sponsoring a public card party at the Mayflower hall on Thursday, April 22, at 8 pjn. All proceeds will go to the Shrine hospital. There will be entertain ment by the Priscilla Meisinger Wiltsey school of music. Refresh ments will be served. The commit tee includes J. A. Johnston, chair man, Mrs. J. A. Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Herrig. Dancing and cards were enjoyed by members of Hanna Rosa court and thefr guests at their monthly social night, Saturday, April 17. A number of the members expect to attend the grand ball in Portland April 24, honoring the grand court for this year. Members Hear Dr. Hocking Capital unit, American Legion auxiliary, met Monday night with Mrs. Merle Travis, president, pre siding. Dr. George D. Hocking, head of the romance language de partment of Willamette university, told of his experience in Argenti na and other countries of South America. Delbert Jepson, proba tion officer from Marion county juvenile court, outlined briefly the procedure of the juvenile court. Miss Naomi Fackler and Ed Lias, students from Willamette university school of music, pre sented violin and piano selections. Mrs. George Gabriel, finance officer, announced a bazaar and cooked food sale to be held May 7 at PGE office. Capital post and unit will be host to Marion County assembly and council Fri day, April 23 at the Legion Hall on Chemeketa street Mr. and Mrs. James Turn bull are program chairman for the post and unit. In charge of the social hour wero Mrs. Frank Marshall and her committee, Mrs. O. J. Palma teer, Mrs. G. L. Cooper. Mrs. Clyde Kaiser, Mrs. Howard Pickett, Mrs. G. E. Greene. Mrs. Albert Tussing and Mrs. W. H. Lor en z. Mrs. Florence Ames and Mrs. Don Madison poured. Fourth Birthdays For Clark Twins Candas Cae and Colene Rae, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Hunt Clark, will celebrate their fourth birthdays this afternoon at a party at the Clarfcr suburban home. A group of the twins' friends have been invited to the party. Two decorated cakes, one in blue and one in pink, with contrasting candles, mull center the refresh ment table. Your Portrait . . . And Jesten-Miller's will make It the your mother will hlca and appreciate. For years, Jesten-MiHer's have specialized in mow cy experience mat a pnoto oi you what mother cherishe3 most as a gift on her big dayl Call ... or come to our studio in person for an immediate sitting. Don't delay . . . the time is getting short. JESTEIMIILLEIl STUDIO lo 10 p. o. 1 fa 10 p. n. lo 7 p. n. ADMISSION: Adults 35c, SPONSORED Hostesses To Honor Clubs Entertaining centers around several informal affairs this week with hostesses planning parties for their dubs. Mrs. T. Harold Tomlinson and Mrs. Glenn Woodry will enter tain members of their club at a bridge and a late supper tonight at the former's home in Morn ingside. Mrs. George Scales has invited members of her club to her North 13th street home tonight for bridge, to be followed by a late supper. Mrs. Harry H. Weinstein will be an additional guest. Mrs. Kenneta Perry will pre side at a bridge luncheon this ! afternoon at her North Summer street home for members of her club. Mrs. Donald MrCargar has bid den members of her club to her Fairmount Hill home Thursday afternoon for luncheon and bridge. A hostess Thursday night will be Mrs. Lester Carter, who will fete her club at her Park avenue home. A late supper will follow an evening of contract bridge, Mrs. Robert DeArmond will be an additional guest. Mrs. Glenn Wilbur will enter tain at luncheon and bridge Thursday afternoon at her Salem Heights home for members of her club. Mrs. Werner Brown will be an additional guest. Mrs. William H. Paulus will be a hostess Thursday afternoon for her club at her North 14th street home. Bridge will be in play fol lowing the luncheon hour. Mrs. H. M. Randall will be a special guest. Mrs. Gordon Krueger enter tained members of her club Tues day night at her Kingwood Heights home. A late supper fol lowed several hours of bridge. Additional guests were Mrs. Nor man Shaw and Mrs. Edwin Lind. Mrs. John H. Johnson will pre side at a bridge luncheon Friday afternoon at her Fairmount If ill home for the pleasure of her club. Guild Packs Box For Holland Mrs. Don Metheny entertained the Junior Guild at her home on Friday. Fourteen members were present and guests were Mrs. Arlo Pugh. Mrs. George Duns moor and Mrs. Clarence Sundet. During the afternoon the group packed a box to send to Holland with Mrs. Leslie Klampe and Mrs. Max Bibby in charge. Com mittees were appointed for the ensuing six months. Refreshments were served by the hostess, as sisted by Mrs. Wayne Lovre. Mother's Day iVM- CROSS SHOE WEEK K HfcV ; 11 AFI.I 19 TO 24 j V- " j I h i a cooMooal ipectod ol r . fh j I mjmmer oveneu by Gold Oou. $e N Vysi f carmval oi color . . . Ihi oaf Image ot you I I 4 ft i LJ IB, Children free when accompanied by parents, otherwise 15c BY THE SALEM ROTARY Secretaries at Evening Meeting The Salem Secretaries associa tion, meeting at the chamber of commerce on Monday night, was introduced to Miss Jeanette Ander son, a new member. Members heard a report on the rummage sale and a postponement of the planned fashion show to August. A discussion was held on amend ments and resolutions to come be fore the third annual convention to be held In Los Angeles on June 24-27. Announcement was made of a "Miss Secretary" contest, to be held at the convention, where poise and ability, rather than beauty will be requirements. The girls are to be judged in a busi-ness-uit, the report revealed, and fina7T)udging is lr- the hands of Ken Murray and Earl Carrol. The next meeting of the group will be a social meeting at the Salem coffee shop May 3. Lodge Meetings Are Announced Salem Rebekah lodge, under the direction of Mrs. Vernon Frahm, noble grand, held a business meet ing and social evening on Monday. Mrs. Irene Hensel was introduced as a member by transfer, Mrs. Christine McCormack of Portland was a visitor. Announcements were mad of the following meetings: Past noble grands with Mrs. John Wiles, 485 Mission st; auxiliary and canton Thursday night; practice for next Monday's program, Wednesday night; Three Links club Friday. ! All SUMMER ! )Pjm.J 1 I VVTm wUh color. Yoo'H want lo j H I 17. Vf hsjrrf-hvrry-hurry in tru wk. I I L worm 0 II 1 20(1 Hoo ft 11 1 j; MUylW&ML IT JTI Tea to Fete Newcomer Invitations are In the mail today to a tea for which Mrs. Lloyd Thomas Riches will be hostess at her North Summer street residence on Thursday, April 29. The affair is being arranged in compliment to Mrs. Kstes L. Mor ton, newcomer in the capital, who recently moved her with Mr. Morton from Hood River. Mr. Mor ton, the new assistant manager of the First National bank, is a cous in of Mrs. Riches. A large group of matrons and maids have been invited to call between 3 and 6 o'clock. Shower Honors Peggy Kirby The home of Mrs. Dorothy Blackwell on Highland avenue was the scene of a bridal shower on Saturday in honor of Miss Peggy Kirby, bride-elect of Joe Krueger. The couple's marriage will take place on May 7. Camellias and daf fodils were used about the rooms and the serving table was centered with a miniature bride and bridal party. A late supper was served following an informal evening. Honoring Miss Kirby were Mes dames Doris Woodbury, Blanche Pickering, Doris Lepley, Helen Lovett, Katie Lyons. Nora Haines, Bertie Felmath, Betti Nelson, Helen Worth, Rat hell Raines, Vir ginia Nobl and th Misses Dolores Nobl. 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