-The Slot num. Salem. Oregon. Tuday. April 27. 1948
Luncheons,
Dinners
Slated
Several inor ma 1 luncheons and
dinneri arc on the social slate
for the ensuing week.
Am Reveir Party
Mrt. Edgar T. Pierce will pre
side at a one o'clock luncheon
n Friday afternoon at her North
Winter street home in compliment
in Mr. Ronald E. Jones, who with
Mr Jones is flying to Paris on
May 5, where they will spend
month sojourning in France.
They will mike the trip both ways
by plane
A group of the traveler' friends
have rwen bidden to the lunch
eon, which will be followed by
bridge Arrangements of spring
flowers will provide the decora
tive note on the luncheon tables
and about the rooms.
A Salad Luncheon
Mrs Edwin Kech h in ited
a few of her friends to a 1 15 o'
clock alrfd luncheon on Wednes
day afternoon at her Mormngside
home Contract bridge will be in
plav ft-r thr luncheon hour. The
hote will ue spring blosvims
nil floweis for decorating Cov
ers will be placed for twelve
mat run
Powells To Be Hosts
Mr and Mi Kfith Powell will
be hoMs at dinr rr Thuisd.iv mghi
at their Miion tieet home,
"Deepwood,'' for the pleasure of
Judge and Mi Jame T Brand,
who ,ue home from a ear in
Germany The evenit.g hours will
be -pent mfoimailv.
Cover will be placed for Judge
and Mr Brand. Mr. and Mi
Chandler Brown Mr and Mrs
Werner Brown and Mr. and Mi
Towel I
Mrs. Beaker To Entertain
Mrs John Beakev will enter
tain at dinner tonight at her Eat
Ruial street home in compliment
to the Tuedav bi idge club Card
will be m plav following the din
ner hour
Cover will be placed for Mrs.
Ralph H C..mpbell and Mr.
Geo i ge Schw.n. additional giu-Ms.
Mrs. Brazier Srnail. Mrs Walter
Kirk. Mrs H (J Mai-on. Mr.
Karl Bevke. Mfs Kenneth Bell,
Mrs Ralph Hamilton. Mis. F.
W Fdorman. Mis. Edgar Pierce,
Mis. Ronald Jones nl the host-
s
Opti-Mrs. Club
Elects Officers
Mrs Clark Letnin has been
elected piesidt-nt of the newly or
ganized Opt i-. Mrs club, auxiliary
to the Salem Optimist club. Of ti
ters to serve with Mrs Lethin are
Mi. James Ma-un, vice pi evident;
mid Mrs Kenneth Foster, secre
tx i v -1 rea-u t er
All w i es of the Sam Op on lists
hie .nvitrU to attend the meeMng
of 'tie new auxiliaiv tonight at
H o lo k at the home of Mrs. L.eo
OUeii The w omen s organization
is mdeoendff.t ol the men's club,
but will .oil tl. m when necessary.
The auxilia.;, will hep girls, who
hae met with unfo: unate cir
c urTi.taiu es, the sim as the men
md the b
Recent Graduate group ol AA-
UW w.li nuet :. " ..Li desert
suppe a; tr.t home ul Mrs. Ed-'
ward Dick. '.2'. Duncan awnue,
1i 'flight rleruy Mi!!,e will sho
cilr movies of the Pacific area,
particular . Hawaii, and d'scuv
amateur photography.
CLUB CALENDAR
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HFW i ub d.nncr rtin. Nohl
tn i. 4 l! p in.
Sm of I inon Vrld mi and auxiliary, '
wiln Mr and Mil. B. J. Pattern. S93
Soutn ;5tn ilitf l. iio tio&t dinner. 6 30.
Daufntrt i( t fclij&rin ol St.
Paul i Fp'KDf.al ihuiiti tin-H at palish
nu. 1 o rloca luncheon.
Ntbiwlu iuiiIkiv. th Margate!
Willi. 9S ith tre0 covered dish
luncheon, il 20 p m.
AAl'W Wednesday Hie: noon litera
ture group with Mrs. A. A. Rogers.
XtO N. Summer at.. 1 13 deaaert lunch
eon Jason t.ee Mothodiat church circle,
de'iwit lunrheoni, I .10 p.m. at homes.
Royal Neighbors ew m( club roeet ;
t Mayflower hall, all day, no-hoat i
lunc-neon. iz .w p.m.
Eagle tonal club pinochle card par
ty. 1 43 9 . 371 N. High St.. covered
arnh dinner preceding. 13:30 p.m.
TNI BSD AY
Women of Rotary dinner (or hua
kands. chamber at commerce, :4a p.m.
raioAT
Uom club ausihary barn dance St.
Joseph's hall.
PLJET club with Mr. Trancea Nveder
Wrger. XM S. Mth at.. p an.
ATl'KOAT
CTveanelreca chapter. Daughters of
American. Revolution meet with Mr,
at A. Jory. iOS Hoyt t.. I p.m.
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Mrs. Lloyd Exiward Good
rich (Glennerva Harns
berger) who was married
on March 27 at the sub
marine navy base chapel
at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Harnsberger of the Oak
Point district r.ear Indepen
dence and the groom's
parents are from Proctcrs
vilie Vermont. The couple
will live in Honolulu while
he 15 stationed at Pearl
Harbor with the navy. (C.
7. Beers studio.)
Royal Neighbor Sewing club
will meet at the M " f, - " ' "
Wednesday for an all day session
with a no-hot luncheon at l.JU
o'clock Hostesses are Mrs Ethel
Davenport. Mrs Irene Speed and
Mrs. Bernice Bouffleur.
I
I.t. and Mrs. Kelton Lowerr and 1
children. Carolyn Zoe and Mack,
returned Saturday to their home
at Mare Island. Calif., after a
weeks v iit in the capital with'
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. G.
Maison
Mrs. Helen Goodenough left
Monday for Eugene to spend the
ensuing week visiting her son-in- j
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ,
J H. Drysdale.
MUs June Young was home '
from Oregon State college for the
weekend and was the guest of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubbell
Young.
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Miss Hall,
Mr. Strode
Married
A Salem man, Marvin L. Strode,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Strode,
took as his bride Miss Norma
Jean Hall, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Ferguson of Pullman,
Wash., formerly of Salem, at a
morning ceremony on April 17.
The rites took place at Pullman
at the United Presbyterian and
Christian church with the Rev.
John Haupt officiating at 10 o'
clock. Mr. Ferguson gave the bride in
marriage and for her wedding she
chose a beige suit with mist blue
hat and grey accessories. She car
ried a white prayer book and
pinned to her suit was a brown
orchid.
Mrs. J. H. Stevens was her sis
ter's honor attendant and wore a
powder blue suit with corsage of
pink carnations. Wesley Strode
stood with his brother as best
man.
A reception was held at the
Ferguson home following the nup
tials. 1
After a wedding trip to Spo-1
kane the newlyweds will be at
home in Salem on North Winter
street.
The new Mrs. Strode attended
schools in Oklahoma and is now
employed at Montgomery Ward
and Co. Mr. Strode is a graduate
of Salem schools and recently was
released from the army. He is now
attending Merritt Davis School of
Commerce.
DAR Meeting at
Jory Home
Chemeketa chapter, Daughters '
of the American Rev olution, will I
hold their regular meeting at the j
home of Mrs. Edwin A. Jory, 425
Hoyt street, on Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Election of of-
ficers and annual reports will;
highlight the business session at;
which Mrs. Ruth Rulifson, regent,
will preside.
The hostess committee includes .
Mrs. Carey Martin, Mrs. A. L.
Wallace. Mrs K. ri . cott, Mrs.'
B H. White. Mrs. Clarence Mul
cahy, Mrs. R. D. Pans. Mrs. Her
man Darley and Mrs. James Likes.
Society... .Clubs
Music .... The Home
jcstmc mcum
Miss Jeanne Foster, daughter of
Lt Col. and Mrs. Eugene Foster,
spent the weekend on the Univer
sity of Oregon campus and was a
guest at her sorority, Kappa Alpha
Theta. (
Engagement
Revealed
Announcement it being made of
the engagement of Miss Margaret
Mae End res, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Phillip Endres, to Willard
E. Hudson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Hudson. The wedding is
planned to take place in the early j
fall. j
The brunette bride - elect is a !
graduate of Toledo high school 1
and is now employed at the un- j
employment compensation com- j
mission here. Her fiance is a gra-
duate of Salem high school and 1
served in the navy during the war. ;
He has been employed at the Ore- !
gon Pulp and Paper Co.
Bride-Elect
Honored
Miss Alice Louise Domogalla,
who will be married on Mav 15
to Cyril Robert Suing, was feted I
at a miscellaneous shower when !
Mrs. Gerald Suing and Mrs. John j
Geiger entertained at the former's I
home on North 5th street.
Refreshments were served after
an informal evening. Appoint- j
ments were in pink and white with j
a pink umbrella for a centerpiece j
and paper lace umbrellas for fa- j
vors. I
Honoring Miss Domogalla were
Mrs. John Meyers, Mrs. Herbert
Lange, Mrs. Orin Watkins, Mrs.
Ed Heenan. Mrs. P. H. Jaskoski,
Mrs. Ben Diemler, Mrs. Elmer Su
ing, Mrs. Cyril Suing, Mrs. Jack
Hayes, Mrs. Joseph Domogalla, I
Mrs. Vincent Domogalla, Mrs. R. i
L. Hiberger, Mrs. N. Farrell, Mrs. !
J. F. Rolow, Mrs. William Spalin
ger. Miss Pat Amort, Miss Jean 1
Domogalla and the hostesses.
Mrs. James Sew all (Florence
Wallace) arrived in the capital
Monday from her home in Lewis
ton, Idaho to spend several weeks
at the home of Mrs. Frank H.
Spears.
Delta Zeta alumnae will be
entertained tonight at the home
of Mrs. O K. Beals at 8 o'clock.
Assisting hostess will be Mrs.
Charles K. Fulton.
Mrs. Arens
Will Head
Mothers
Mrs. L. O. Arena was elected
president ot the Oregon State
Mothers club at a meeting of the
group Monday afternoon at the
Salem Woman's clubhouse. Offi
cers elected to serve with Mrs.
Arens are Mrs. Dave Brown, vice
president; Mrs. J. H. Barrick, sec
retary, and Mrs. Carl Miller, trea
surer. Mrs. George Croisah is the
retiring president.
One more meeting is slated for
the season and will be held May
24 with a no-host luncheon at the
Mayflower hall.
Mrs. George Rossman reviewed
"The Miracle of the Bells" follow
ing the business session. Tea was
served late in the afternoon and
the table centerpiece was a mixed
spring bouquet of tulips and iris.
Founder's Day to
Be Observed
Founder's day will be observed
at the Pi Beta Phi sorority house
on the Willamette university cam
pus Wednesday night when the
actives entertain the alumnae at
a dessert supper at the chapter
house on State street at 7:30
o'clock. All alumnae in the city
are asked to call Miss Marilee
Olson at the house for reserva
tions. Miss Olson is general chair
man of the affair and a skit and
program by the actives will fol
low the supper hour.
Pi Beta Phi was founded on
April 28, 1867 at Monmouth col-1
lege, Monmouth, Illinois.
. '
Mrs. Wayne Doughton will en- !
tertain her club at a dessert sud-
per and evening of bridge tonight j
at her apartment at the Ulrich.t
Mrs. Manfred Olson, who is here J
visiting from Medford, will be
an additional guest.
Musical Program
At OES Meeting
Salem chapter Order of Eastern
Star met Saturday night at the
Masonic temple with Mrs. Mona
Yoder and William R. Newmyer
presiding. Mrs. K. I Foster, who
became a member by affiliation,
was introduced. A special musical
program was presented by Doro
thy Pederson, piano, and Bernice
Kleihege vocalist, accompanied by
Hal Ratzeburg.
Guests include Mrs. Lloyd
Frese, Vernonia; Mrs. Inex Geer,
Bums; Mrs. Minnie Melvin, Wood
burn; Mrs. Verona Carlson, Thief.
River Falls, Minnesota; Mr. and
Mrs. C. J. Zemark and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Zemark of Schuyler,
Nebraska.
Committees in charge of the
evening were: Social, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry L. Miller; decorations,
Gertrude Gilbert, Mrs. Lloyd L.
Hughes, Mrs. Harold Shell and
Mrs. Marion Stoutenberg; refresh
ments, Mrs. Joe L. Bourne, chair
man, Mrs. L. E. Booster, Mrs.
Ronald Rossner and Mrs. Walter
P. Karsten.
PaHy Honors
Birthday
Mrs. Donald Madison was host
ess at dinner Saturday night at
her North Capitol street home in
compliment to her husband on his
birthday. Cards were in play dur
ing the evening.
Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Lister of Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. David Cameron, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Chambers, Mrs. and
Mrs. Francis Wade, Mrs. Walter L.
Spaulding, Mr. and Mrs. L. O.
Arena, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Kim
melL Mr. and Mrs. C W. Parker,
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Vandeneynde,
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Pearson, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Pickett, Mr. and
Mrs. Clifton Mudd and Mr. and
Mrs. Madison.
Mrs, Walter I Spa aiding pre
sided at a bridge luncheon Mon
day afternoon at her Court street
home for the pleasure of members
of her club.
Deaai ajsd Mrs. Melrta K. Geis
were among those in f Portland
Monday night to attend the John
Charles Thomas; concert.'
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