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Chairmen to
Be Honored
At a Tea
The Fine Arts and Public Wel
fare departments of the Salem
Woman's club will entertain with
a program and tea Monday after
noon at the Center street home of
Mayor and Mrs. Robert L. EU
strom between 2:30 and 5 o'clock.
This will brine the year's activi
ties of the two departments to
close.
Honor guests will be the two
retiring chairmen, Mrs. Clifton B.
Mudd and Mrs. F. M. Lobdell. who
have served as chairman of their
respective departments for 13 con
secutive years. Mrs. Mudd is a
past president of the Sakra Wom
an's dub, Salem Arts League,
third district, Oregon Federation
of Women's clubs, and directed
Oregon's pageant at the General
Federation convention in Atlan
tic City in 1941. She is now serv
ing as bailiff in the Marion county
courts. Mrs. Lobdell has served
for many years as teacher of Eng
l.h and librarian at the Chemawa
Indian school. For eight yurs she
was on the Salem city eouacu ana
is now on the city planning and
zoning commission.
PrMidinc at the tea urns will
be Mrs. Saidie Orr Dunbar of
Portland, Mrs. William C hand lee
of Hills bo ro, Mrs. Percy Kelly
and Mrs. Joseph M. Devers. Mrs.
David Cameron of the music divi
sion of the Fine Arts department
will sing auxin g tne anernooa.
Arranging the tea are Mesdames
Howard Pickett, George Allen,
E E. Boring, Ross Coppock, H.O.
White, Carl Chamber. Donald
Parker. A. E. Ullman, W. B. John
ston and Jessie Singleton.
Group Gives
Banquet Friday
Thirty college students from Sa
lem College and Academy held a
banquet at Silver Creek Falls on
Friday night. Apple blossoms dec
orated the tables. Talent from the
group and movies provided enter
tainment Attending the affair were Rob
ert Goffrier, Marilyn Broer, Joan
Kuhn, Bill DeLap, Lee Shepard.
Wayne Houser, Ronald Sheets, Pat
Skagas, Emil Veer, JeweU Smith,
Les Smith, Barbara Smith, How
ard Weins, Gordon Ceil, Miriam
Rempel, John Morris, Neva G la
ser, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Smith,
Viola Bierly, Gerry Heskett, Myr
tle Klemons, Wayne Gwynn, Dan
lieinricks. Marynette Smith, Ralph
Wilson, Dorothy Lee, Jason Lee,
Laura Newton and T. C. Brown.
Girl Scout Meetings
Area Girl Scout executive
board will meet Monday at the
First Presbyterian church at 7:10
p.m. Girl Scout leaders will meet
rTuesday at the Congregational
church at I p.m. This is the last
meeting of the year.
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Miss Pearl Mann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Mann of Sacramento, formerly of Portland, whose engage
ment to Donald Flay Breakey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
W. Breakey of Salem, has been announced. The wedding Is
planned for August and will take place In Salem. Both
will continue with their studies at Willamette university in
the fall. (lesten-Miller).
Brides-Elect
Tell Plans
Two May brides-elect have re
vealed plans for their weddings.
Miss Jean Taylor, formerly of Sa
lem, will be married on May 18
to Samuel James Stinebaugh, Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Stine
baugh of Grants Pass, In Portland
at St. Michaels and All Angels'
Episcopal church at 3 o'clock with
the Rev. George Turney officiat
ing. The bride-elect, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Sherman Taylor
of Portland, will be given in mar
riage by her father. She has asked
Mrs. R. H. Roberts of Portland,
an Alpha Phi sorority sister, to
be her matron of honor. John
Schaefers of Eugene, Phi Gamma
Delta fraternity 'brother of the
benedict-elect, will serve as best
man. Ushers will be Charles D.
Schofield of Eugene and Richard
H. Lark in of Portland, also fra
ternity brothers.
Only members of the immediate
family and a few friends will at
tend the ceremony and reception
to be held in the Pompeiian room
of the Congress hotel. The couple
will live in Grants Pass.
Saing - De-snegaJla
Mias Alice Domogalla and Cyrlll
Robert Suing will exchange their
marriage vows on May IS at St
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Joseph's Catholic church at one
o'clock with Father George
OlCeefe officiating. The bride
elect is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent Domogalla and her
fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Cyrill A. Suing.
Miss Jean Domogalla will be her
sister's honor maid and Miss Pa
tricia Amort will be the brides
maid. Mary Angela Suing will be
the Junior attendant. David Suing
will be his brothers best man and
ushers will be Jack Suing. Wil
liam Billeux, Raymond Klecker
and Elmer Suing. A reception will
be held at the Suing home.
Chad wick Assembly, Order ef
Rainbow Girls will entertain their
mothers on Tuesday night at the
Masonic Temple at 8 o clock. A
degree will honor the mothers,
after which tea will be served.
Mrs. Wayne Henry and Miss Joan
Smith, mother advisor and worthy
advisor respectively, will pour,
Serving will be Mtseee Beverly
Krueger, Leah Case, Thais Cran-
dall and Gladys Book.
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Seniors to
Be Guests
Willamette university senior
women will be honor guests of the
Salem branch, American Associ
ation of University Women at its
May meeting Wednesday nlgnt in
the Carrier room of the First Me
thodist church at 8 o'clock.
The guest speaker will be Miss
Margaret E. Chao, instructor at
Lewis and Clark college. She
graduated from St John's univer
sity In Shanghai in 1946. Mrs.
frank Burlingham will sing, ac
companied by Miss Alice Crary
Brown.
A reception will follow the pro
gram and pouring at the coffee
urns will be Miss Eleanor Steph
ens and Mrs. Roy Lockenour.
Members of the board will be on
the hospitality- committee. Mrs.
Morris Buchanan and Mrs. Frank
Burlingham are in charge of serv
ing with the fallowing assisting:
Mesdames Preston Doughton, A. P.
S prague, F. Bruce Crandall, Har
old Shogren, Robert Medley, Miss
es Jessica Kinsey, Irene Hollen
beck, Isabel Goodnough, Peggy
Gabriel and Mrs. Erma Cooper
and Mrs. A. Postl of Indepen
dence. Mrs. Wayne Doughton heads
the decoration committee and Mrs.
Robert Corey of the invitations.
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Methodist Circle
Meetings Slated
Thw Circle meetings of the Wom
an's Society of Christian Service
of the First Methodist church will
be held Wednesday. May 12. with
dessert luncheons being served at
the following homes;
Circle No. 1. hostess, Mrs. John
D. Foley, 1505 N. 21st street; as
sisting. Mrs. E. B. Millard, Mrs.
L. S. Covert;
Circle No. 2, hostess, Mrs. A. A.
Lee, 1515 State; assisting. Mrs.
E. E. Gilbert. Mrs. B. B. Blatch
ford and Mrs. Bertha Burgess;
Circle 'No. 3, hostess, Mrs. Stew
art Miner. 1153 Oak street; assist
ing. J Mrs. Frank Bennett, Mrs.
E. E. Bergman;
Circle No. 4, hostess, Mrs. Her
bert Rahe, 1026 N. Winter; assist
ing. Mrs. L. C. Will, Mrs. Julius
Pincus;
Circle No. 5, hostess, Mrs. M. C.
Wood. 260 S. 14th; assisting, Mrs.
J. H. Hartsell. Mrs. Estella Stev
ens; '
Circle No. 6, hostess. Mrs. S. J.
Barrick, 260 N. 21st; assisting. Mrs.
Harvey King.
Jehn Weller. sen ef the Gerdon
Wellers. is expected to arrive in
the capital this week from San
Francisco, where he has been at
tending the California School of
Fine Arts. He will be here iever
al weeks, returning in June for
summer session.
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Remarkable Savings on Famous
Nationally Known Brands
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Lingerie, Blouses, IVDllincry
Drastically Reduced for Quick Dirpczal
Juniors to
Install
The Salem Junior Woman's club
annual Mother's day and installa
tion of officers will take place
Monday night at the clubhouse at
o'clock. Mrs. E. M. Page will be
the Installing officer and Mrs.
Fred Gast. the conductress. Mrs.
Cedric Reaney is the newly elect
ed president and Mrs. Arthur Ro
ethlin the retiring' president.
Mrs. Carlton Greider will greet
the guests at the door and in the
receiving line will be Mrs. Roeth
lln, Mrs. Reaney. Mrs. Sam Camp
bell. Mrs. E. M. Page and Mrs.
Emery Ingham, Portland. Junior
extension secretary for the Ore
gon Federation of Women's clubs,
who will be a special guest.
At the tea hour Mrs. W. W.
Chad wick and Mrs. Hedda Swart
will pour. Mrs. James Smart will
play piano selections during the
evening. Mrs. Gordon Krueger
heads the committee in charge
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and assisting are Vesdmes MHo
Van Houten. Morrell Crary. Wil
liam HalL Lauchlen Hodges, Er
vin York. Carlton Greider. Elmo
Li nd holm. Clinton Ault and Mias
Juanita Culbertson.
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Portland mothers at a salad lunch
eon on Tuesday afternoon at one
O'clock at the home of Mrs. Elmer
R. Coudy. 2907 ff.W. Monte Vista.
Those interested in going are ask
ed to call Mrs. Henry: V. Corns
ton. 59 IS. , .
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