Girls State
Plans Made
The Oregon Girls State, spon
sored by the American Legion
auxiliary, will bold their annual
convention on the Willamette uni
versity campus June 14 to June
21. Mrs. Stanley Kruecer, Salem
department Girl State chairman,
aid this is the first year the
meeting has beee held away from
Silver Creek Falls since its inaug
uration in 19SS.
Approximately 160 girls from
over 100 Legion units in the state
will attend the meeting which
will be aided by the guidance of
18 women In Legion auxiliary and
instruction work.
The girls themselves will elect
and set up their own mock state
organization which was designed
by the American Legion as a
study in Americanism and how it
works. Though legislative work
will be the main occupation of the
girls, they will also witness oper
ations of the executive govern
ment and the judicial, including a
court trial and parliamentary law.
They wilt also hold a naturaliza
tion session.
Recreation and vesper services
will be part of the program with
vespers held in early evening fol
lowed by a "fun hour."
Rooming facilities will be pro
vided by Willamette university
with the independent section of
the men's dormitory. Baxter hall,
and Lausanne hall in use.
Some of the women who will
take part in the meeting with
th girls are Dorothy McOullough
Lee, Portland candidate for may
or; Mrs. Edna Marie Moore, New
berg, and Mrs Marie Wilcox.
Grants Pass, candidate for state
repreentati e
Ktokta Club Officers
New officers of the Etokta
Woman's club for the ensuing
year are Mrs. Vard Hughes, pres
ident; Mrs. Ralph Scott, vice
president; Mrs. Mason Bishop,
secretary: and Mrs. W. W. Chad
wtck, treasurer. Election was held
at the meeting on Tuesday after
noon at Mrs. George Allen's
komt. Mrs. W. E Hanson has
served a president of the club
On? pst year.
Senior Girls and
Mothers Guests
SILVERTON Senior high
school girls and their mothers will
be guests of the Silverton Busi
ness and Professional Women's
club at lea Sunday afternoon be
tween 2 and 4 o'clock at the Lib
erty Hill home of Mrs. R- J. Van
Cleave. Additional guests will be
Mrs. R. F. Quintal, advisor to the
senior girls, and Mrs. W. P.
Scarth, dean of girls in the high
school.
Greeting the guests at the door
will be Mrs. Van Cleave, Miss
Hannah Olsen, Mrs. Harold Lar
sen and Mrs. F. J. RoubaL Mrs.
Leonard Hudson is tea chairman
a ad has asked Mrs. Ruth Barber
and Mies Ina Harold to pour the
first hour and Mrs. A. B. Ander
son and Mrs. Howard George to
pour the second hour.
Assisting will be Miss Thora
A res tad. Mrs. Helmer Brokke.
Mrs. Mahlon Hoblitt, Mrs. E. R.
Ekman, Mrs. Jean Groasnickle.
Mrs. Ralph Francis, Mrs. Charles
Davis and Mrs. F, M. Powell.
Mrs. Peggy Scott is in charge
of the tables and Mrs. Albert Tip
ner Is arranging the afternoon
program. Miss Stella Dybevik and
Mrs. Mary K lee man are in charge
fo invitations.
Maccabees Will
Honor Officer
Maccabees. Capital tenthive
84 D. will hold a special meeting
tonight at the hall. 248 N. Com
mercial st., at 8 o'clock to honor
the great commander, H. S. Hud
son and Mrs. Hudson of Portland,
and other great camp officers who
will be present for the occasion.
Twenty members of the junior
department will give a degree in
honor of the officers. A class ini
tiation will follow, which will be
exemplified by commanders of
the six units of Portland includ
ing Herbert Marks, Fram No. 121;
Helen Stump, Oregon No. ID; Vi
olet Tauscher. Liberty No. 528;
Charles Melvin. Portland Roae,
No. 1; Elbert Crawford. Monta
villa. No. 158; Herbert Boun. East
Portland, 600D. Over 60 members
are expected to come by bus and
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Mrs. Floyd Earl Croqhan (Kolloen Kroner) pictured with
her junior bridesmaid. Miss Leanne Danison. a cousin, af
ter her marriaae on April 25 at the First Congregational
church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Kroner and the groom is the son of Mrs. Alma Croqhan of
Baker. The couple will live in Portland. (McEwan photo.)
ear from Portland. A program and
refreshments will follow. All
Maccabees and visiting Maccabees
are invited to attend.
Au Re voir '
Luncheon
Mrs.' Dean Ellis, who Is leav
ing on June 1 for Portland to
make her home, will be the honor
guest at an au re voir luncheon
this afternoon when Mrs. Richard
F. Hauge entertains at her East
Wilson street home.
Bridge will be in play follow
ing the luncheon hour. Bouquets
of pastel spring flowers will pro
vide the decorative note.
Covers will be placed Tor Mrs.
Ellis and members of her bridge
club including Mrs. Richard Nel
son, Mrs. Emery Hobbs, Mrs.
John Marvin Ritchie, Mrs. Wil
liam Bush, Mrs. Roger K. Put
nam. Mrs. Lester Carter end Mrs.
Hauge.
Engagement
Announced
Adding her name to the list of
brides-elect is Miss Elaine Straus
baugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
F. M. Strausbaugh, whose engage
ment to Carl D. Goidsby. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Goidsby of
Salem, has been revealed. The
wedding Li planned to take place
during the summer.
Miss Strausbaugh will graduate
from Salem high school in June.
Her fiance Is a graduate of Salem
schools and is now with the state
highway department. During the
war he served with the marine
corps for two years.
BUENA VISTA The Wtnui'i
club gave Miss Modena Banks of
Independence a miscellaneous
shower at the Community hall
Sunday. Miss Banks will be grad
uated from Oregon State college
in June and will be married the
same month. After a social hour
two smalt children. Lois Graber
and Kent Ward, dressd as a bride
and groom presented the gifts.
Those attending were: Mrs.
Henry Brnks, Mrs. J. A. Arvid
son, Mrs. Charles Bullock and
Miss Banks of Independence; Mrs.
Jim Pruiett and daughter of Al
bany; Mrs. Rex Gunn of Eugene;
Mrs. Charles Kelley, Mrs. Leland
Prather, Mrs. R. R. Masaey, .Mrs.
Henry Fickel. Mrs. L. N. Osborn,
Mrs. Addle Harmon, Mrs. J. W.
Graber, Mrs. C. E. Miller, Mrs.
P. A. Wells, Mrs. H. H. With ,-cw,
Mrs. Cecil Hultman, Mrs. W. L,
Short, Mrs. L. H. Ward, Mrs. W.
R. Pruiett. Mrs. C. F. Wells. Mrs.
Wesley Fickel. Mrs. E. D. Long,
Miss Jean Osborn. Hiss DeLores
Hultman, Lois Graber end Kent
Ward.
Golfers Welcome
New Members
Welcomed as new members of
Lthe Salem Women's Golf club on
Wednesday were Mrs. James B.
Ha worth and Mrs. Tom Dunham.
Old members who turned out on
ladies day for the first time this
season were Mrs. Tony Painter,
Mrs. Max Allen, Mrs. Fred W.
Pickhard, Mrs Arthur R. Hurl- :
vim n o lam. .
The second round of the spring
tournament was in play. Winner
in the day's play in Claas D was
Mrs. C. M. Wicklander. Salem
members of the Oregon Women's
Golf association will participate
Thm Statesman. SaW Oregon. Thursday. May 2X
in the sweepstakes tournament at
the Oswego country club next
Wednesday.
Mrs. James LateJaw esttertafaa-
ed informally for a. few friends
Wednesday niht at her Jeffer
son street home. t'
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