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Orooon. TOdaY. Mar . 148
Panhellenic
Formal On
Saturday
Social highlight en the Willam
ette university aMpui this week
end will b tbe annua! spring
Panhellenic formal dance Satur
day night in the school gymna
st u m Attending the affair will be
members of Alpha Chi Omega.
Chi Omega, Delta Gamma and
Pi Beta Phi sororities and their
dates. Richard Dix and his or
chestra of Portland will play for
the affair and the theme of the
dance is "It's Dream Time."
Guets will enter the hall
through an old fashioned gold
pocket watch. The false ceiling
will be dark blue with sparkling
stars and a crescent moon. The
walls will be light blue with
dancing couples and the orchestra
will play before a silver draoe
background covered with floating
clouds. Mural of Winkin. Blinkin"
and Nod. a sandman and other
night scenes wiW. highlight one
wall On the center of the dance
floor will be a five foot hour glass
with glimmering sand.
Patrons and patronesses will be
the four house mothers, Mrs. Will
lam E. Kirk. Mrs. EHrbeth Hib-b-e.
Mrs Deseret Schaeffer, and
Mrv Paul Weyrauch. Mr and
Mrs Arthur Bates, Mr. and' Mrs.
Frank F.sher and Dr. and Mrs.
R.ivmonri Withey Dr. and Mrs.
G Herbert Smi:h will be honored
guests at the ilance
Dinner to Precede Inee
Dr. and Mrs. Rom t f Wulf
ar- entertaining at dinner before
tM- dance- at their S-njth High
stiet he me1 in comtWiment to their
niece. Mi Muriel Olner. and her
Funce. Loren Wifte-schetd. An
arrangement of garden flowers
will center the dinner table.
Covers will be placed for Miss
Olner. Mr. Wintecscneid. Miss
Grace Morton, OrviHe J. Sparrow,
Mi.- Jytte Adolphsen. Edward
Got fried. Miss Roe Mane E-alr-v.
Robert Burner and Dr. and
Mrs Wulf.
Two Dinner
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis L. Harrison (Velma Imoqeno Van
Arsdale) who wero marriexi on May 1 at the country home
of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Cooler near Fruitland. The couple will
live In Redmond. The bride is the daughter ot Mr. and Mrs.
L W. Van Arsdale ot Geneseo, Kansas, and the groom is the
son ol Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Harrison of Redmond. (McEwan
photo).
Parties
Society CJubs
Music The Home
Majoax tosai
The fecial aUte h beer
marked v.ith sever.il informal
dinner ar.d supoer pn tie this
week. I
Mr. -.d Mrs. Dniel J Fry. jr.
wre hosts for a buffet supper
pi ty at treir new lwfne (hi South
Hth s-tr-et Turiti-y niht in
cimplimer.t to a fe-w l their
friend".
Mr ar.d Mrs.. William .1 Braun
et'ertiined st dwner Wednesdav
niht at their North 2Jrd street
home with several fetor4 of bridge
fallowing. An arraugement of
arden f leavers centered the ta-
Covers n-ere placei f'r Mr and
Mrs. R rert Sears, Mr. and Mrs.
Jamef Pivnf.'Mr aid Mis Arn-J-f
Kruejer. Mr Mid Mr- Rich-ac-1
A. Meyer. Mr. av! Mr T
rT;o!d Tri.iinson tid the h'sts.
Hendricksons
Honor Guests
FOUR COR If BRS A recep
tln lea relativa and friwds of
Mr. and Mrs. Banery Mendrickson
w he!d at the Mayflawer hall
n SurcLf.v, May If ki honor of
tti-ir 2itn wedding annisetsary
Em-ry HendrickaM and Ella
Grimm were married m May 12.
193 in Siiem mmt bave lived at
Four Ccrcers rer Vnc j
The Henirirksoj have three
children, Emery, Jr. of Salem.
Rodney and Mary EM en of Four
Crnerp. O. er a hundred attenrier)
iH fin cut-of-town came Mr.
ad Mr. William ittman of
N--a-berg. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Rr of Monmouth, Mr. and Mr
O W. RuiseQ et Eugene, Mr.
N-n Hililer of DutK'je. Iowa. .
Mn. Lfla Alter of Portland. Mr.
Mrs Kenry Peters and Mr.
arH Mrs Howard Rberton of
Cnby.
Sister c-f Mrs. Hendiickon a.
a'ing ware Mrs A. H. Wilson.
Mn. Jofen Olson. Mrs Sam Ruth
el frd. Mrs. KisMBett Or-ind and
Oi- couple's daughter -An -law. Mrs
Emery Her dricks, jr.
A (i-eet at Um smm t Mr. and
Mri. L. V. Benson this week has
been Me. Leo Ryai ot Wichita,
Kn. She w.Il viirt in Canada en
r ue The Bumu and their t
hu snjcit motored to Timbei line
L dge and along bie coat the
first of the week. !
Engaged
Duo Honored
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Fischer
were hosts at their home on Grant
Mreet for a bridal shower and
party in compliment to Miss Leona
Hawks, and her fiance Marvin
Williams, who will be married on
June 5. Dancing was enjoyed dur
ing the evening and a special feat
ure was a mock wedding.
The refreshment table was cen
tered with a tiered , wedding cake
fr.ri pink tapers and bouquets of
pir,k an dwhite snapdragons and
ither spring flowers were used
about the rooms and on the tables.
Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mis. Palmer Williams. Mr. and
Mrs Walter Karlen, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Copley, Mr. and Mrs. Sid Sher
man. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Clark,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Jorgenson, Mr.
end Mrs. Francis Miller, Mr. and
Mrs Rex Shelton. Mr. and Mrs.
Rcbert Austin, J. Austin of Eu
ser.e. Neal Fischer of Olympia and
the hosts.
McALPIN Alletha Kagner,
rririe-elect of Kenneth Dorgan,
vi s complimented with a mis
ceilaneous shower Monday night
at the Oswald Johnson home. As
fisting Mrs. Johnson and her
daughter, Janice, were Mrs. B.
F. McElhaney. Mrs. A. N. Doer
fler. Mrs. J. M. Doerfler and Mrs.
Albert Mader. Games were enjoy
ed and a lata luncheon served.
The gift table was decorated
with two gold wedding circlets,
and an arrangement of camellias.
The gifts were opened by the
honor guest assisted by her sis
ter. Mrs. Marguerite Hay of Sa
lem. Others present were Mrs.
Ge-orge Ragner. Mrs. Emil Hintx,
Mrs. Herman Smith. Mrs. Henry
Eriksen. Mrs Irwin Candler,
Mrs. Emer Morley, Mrs. Theo
c:cre Fisher, Mrs. Fred Yost,
Mrs. Eric Fisher. Mrs. J. J. Doer
fler. Mrs. Jerry Hacek, Mrs. Ward
Terry, Mrs. J. C. Krenr. Miss
Anna Doerfler, Miss Betty Hacek,
Mis Jacquelyn Smith and the
hostesses.
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Graduate Wants
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A Surprise
Luncheon
Mrs. John F. Hagemann was
hostess for an informal luncheon
and surprise party Thursday af- i
ternoon at her home in Manbrin
Gardens in compliment to Mrs.
Charles B. Pome my. The table
was centered with an arrangement
of lilies-of-the-vatley. Covers were
placed for six matrons.
The group honored Mrs. Pom
eroy with a shower during the af
ternoon. Calling at the tea hour
were Mrs. Harry R. Worth. Mrs.
C. T. Pomeroy, Mrs. Ira Jorgen
sen, and Mrs. Hal D. Pdtton.
Juniors Plan for
June Ceremony
SILVFRTON Plans for the
annual Ceremony of the Rose to
be held in June were made Wed
nesday night by members of the
Junior Women's club when they
were entertained at the home of
Mrs John Myers. While the
exact date for the ceremony has
not yet been set it was planned
for mid-June at the First Chris
tian church. Members of tha sen
ior Women's club will be special
guests and the ceremonial serv
ice will be open to tha public.
To be initiated are Mrs. Viola
Mills. Mrs. El ma Smedstedt. Mrs.
James Ekman, Mrs. Fred C rites,
Mrs. T. C. Galbraith, Mrs. Ed
Bielieraetr. Out-going officers who
will have charge of tha ceremony
are president. Mrs. William Star
key; vtc president, Mrs. Allan
Farter; recording secretary. Mrs.
Larry Ernest; corresponding sec
retary, Mrs. Jack Eastman; treas
urer, Mrs. John Myers; reporter,
Mrs. Howard Coomler; historian,
Mrs. Ed Martin.
Special guests at tha Wednes
day night meeting were Mrs. Tom
A. Anderson, Mrs. W. Clark
Bachman. Mrs. George Hubbs,
Mrs. George Christenson, Mrs. R.
A. McC I ana than, all members of
tha Silverton Women's club.
Mrs. Crites was assistant hos
tess at the refreshment hour.
Wendesday.
Three Recitals
Are Scheduled
The high school students of
Sacred Heart School of Music
will appear in recital tonight at 8
o'clock in St. Joseph's hall.
Music pupils of the upper
grades of St. Joseph's school will
be presented Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock, and those of tha lower
grades Wednesday afternoon.
May 26, at 2 o'clock.
Coeds Reveal
Betrothals
On Campus
Two more Willamette univer
sity coeds have added their
names to the ever-growing list
of brides-elect.
The engagement of Miss Melva
Williamson to- Paul Cookingham
was announced at the Delta Gam
ma annual spring breakfast on
Sunday. The wedding will take
place on June 27 at the Calvary
Baptist church in Salem, after
which they will leave on a six
weeks trip.
Miss Williamson graduated
from Willamette last June and
served as president of the Delta
Gamma house. She is now teach
ing music at the Roseburg high
school. Mr. Cookingham is phy
sical education director at the Sa
lem YMCA and next fall will
hold a coaching and teaching po
sition at Franklin high school in
Portland. His fiancee will teach
in one of the Portland elemen
tary schools.
News Teld at Hall
The engagement of Miss Eliza
beth Guttridge and Albert R. Mc-
Mullen was announced recently at j
Frederickson hall. Miss Guttridge.
daughter of Mrs. Rose Guttridge
of Estacada. is a junior at Wil
lamette university, majoring in
history. Mr. McMullen. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert McMullen cy
Taft, also attends Willamette
where he is completing his soph
omore year as a pre-law student.
He is affiliated with Phi Alpha
fraternity and was recently elect
ed second vice president of th
student body for the year 148
1949 The wedding has tentatively
been set for June, 1949.
Mrs. Skiff Feted
By War Mothers
The American War Mothers
enjoyed a social afternoon Tues- j
day when they met at the home j
of Mis. Bertha Viesko. 1343 South 1
Liberty for a no-host luncheon, j
The tables were decoratrd with j
spring flowers and there were 31
guests present. Games were a i
diversion during the afternoon.
Mrs. Ada V. Skiff celebrated ,
her birthday and was honor guest
of the War Mothers at this meet- !
ing. A birthday cake was cut by
Mrs. Skiff for her friends, and
she read a poem as her birthday
message.
Cop-ettes Plan
Dinner Party
Cop-Ettes held their regular
meeting Wednesday with Mrs. Ev
erett Odle. Plans were made for
a covered dish dinner to be held
for all police officers and their
families at Mayflower hall Sun
day at 8 p.m.
Assisting Mrs. Odle were Mrs.
Walter Esplin and Mrs. Archie
Wilson. The next business meet
ing will be with Mrs. Frank Sloan,
395 South 16th street, May 23
at 8 p.m.
PEP Teachers
Name Officers
The PEP Teachers club met at
the Salem Heights school for the
last meeting of the year. A no
host dinner was served in the
school cafeteria. Officers for the
following year were elected as
follows: Lauretta Martin, presi
dent; Vestal Matter, vice presi
dent: Letty Genre, secretary
treasurer; and Arvilla Boyer, re
porter. Tftose attending were Barbara
Lovcik, Charlotte Jones, Lauretta
Martin. Iva M. Anderson, Enid
DotsoDT Ma bell Drorbaugh, Marie
Harper. Dolores Jager, L. B. Mc
Clendon, Ida McClendon. Ethel
Sundlie, Elsie Carpenter, Robert
Loucks, Mrs. Robert Loucks,
Letty Genre, Gladys Farrand,
Hazel Read Marion F. Miller,
Grace Miller and Arvilla Boyer.
Annual Dinner
For Choir
The choir of the First Christian
church has scheduled its annual
semi-formal dinner for Tuesday
night. May 23, at the Golden
Pheasant. Vida Flood, social
chairman, is in charge of arrange
ments. F. Peter Laron, president
of the group, will serve, as toast
master. Other officers of the
group include Pat Weese, secre
tary; Pearl Speer. treasurer;
Gladys Schollian, robe custodian;
and John Schmidt, director.
Following the dinner the group
will be entertained by Gene Ma
lecki, impersonator. Several reels
of moving pictures will also be
shown.
Former members of the choir
are invited to join the group for
the event. Reservations may be
made by calling 4872 or 8328.
Springtime
Travelers
Travelers continue to highlight
the social news. Miss Edna Luck
er returned to the capital this
week following a months trip In
the east She visited her old home
in Buffalo, New York and Niagara
Falls. Before returning west she
stopped in Washington, D.C. for
a stay with her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. John
Lucker.
Dr. Mary B. Purvine arrived in
Salem Wednesday from a ten day
j motor trip south. She visited in
Berkeley with her daughter. Miss
Margaret Purvine, and went on
to Santa Barbara for a stay with
her other daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew H.
Burnett
Mrs. Harold Hauk is leaving
today for a month's stay in Illinois
to visit with members of her fam
ily. Mrs. Turnbull to
Head Mothers
Newly elected officers of the
rVaHf sl v Mnfhvn Mrs. James
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H. Turnbull, president; Mrs. Jo
seph A. Johnston, vice-president;
Mrs. L. V. Benson, secretary
treasurer; Mrs. L. J. Stewart. Mrs.
Estill Brunk and Mrs. Roy Todd,
executive board members.
The DeMolay mothers will dec
orate the tables for DeMolay state
conclave banquet to be held Sat
urday night at the Salem high
school cafeteria. The mothers will
also arrange for the punch bowl
table at the dance, which will fol
low the banquet in the gymnasium.
During the week the mothers
have been busy completing work
on robes of the officers of "Che
meketa chapter, DeMolay boys
will wear during the conclave.
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