Don ' Cook Now.
but ... When we go by the Salem Iron
Works lale at night and see the locked shop
brightly lighted we know at least theTe' one
place that won't be burgled that night What
robber would want to walk cff with a couple
of steel girders under each arm when all
those lights are on?
Warm' look . . . Anyway, my dears, no
; matter what you thought of the new look up
to now, you rriust know what a comfort the
ankle length skirts are these cold days.
Fenced In ... If you have ever had the
zipper on your corse run off the track with
ypy inside it. you've experienced something
very close to madness, perhaps even beyond
the? hysteria stage.
About face ... Now that so many of the
old: buildings are getting newly re-styled
fronts, it's about rime some more of us old
timers should get our faces lifted too . . .
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Romantic new today concerns
the engagement of Mss Kathleen
Anne Hug, daughter of Mrs.
George Hug, to William Hughes,
son of Mr. and Mrs,' William E.
Hughes of Portland. The betrathal
was revealed Saturday afternoon
at a party for which Miss Corinne
Wade wa hostess At her home
in compliment to Miss Evangeline
McKinlay, February-, bride-elect.
Gue ts learned th mews when ;
corsages of violets And spring
flowers, with cards: bearing the
names of the engaged duo. were
passed. No date has; been set for
the wedding.
Miss Miller
A Bride
WOODBURN The marriage of
Miss Elizabeth Miller, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Miller, to Dr.
Jack Moye. son of Mrs. Constance
Moye of Ames, Iowa, who came
west for the ceremony, was an
event of Saturday afternoon at
St. Luke's Catholic church in
Woodburn. The Rev. V. L. Moss
enbeier officiated at the 3 o'clock
rites. Mrs, Marie Donnelly was the
organist and Bernard Smith sang.
Mr. Miller gave his daughter in
marriage and -for her wedding she
chose a two piece print afternoon
dress with grey back ground and
pink, black and white design. She
wore a pink straw hat and gloves
with black accessories. She carried
prayer book marked with an
The attractive, brunette bride- i orchid
elect is a graduate; of Salem j Mrs. Walter Scarborough, jr..
schools, and Oregon Slate college, i was her sister's only attendant and
She is a member of tKappa Alpha she wore a blue dress with grey
Theta sorority and; ithe Salem accessories and corsaee of rot anH
Spinsters. This fall she accepted carnations. Dr. Charles F. Haynes
the position of recreation director stood with the groom as best man
with the Portland bureau of pub- j A reception at the Miller home
lie parks. . j in Woodburn followed the nuDtials
Mr. Hughes attended Oregon J Mrs. Leo C. Miller, sister of th
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Red Cross
Captains
Named
Olaf C. Christiansen, whe directs
SL Oiars choir and will eon
duet his sinfinr group In eoi
eert at the Salem high schK
auditorinm February 7.
CLUB CALENDAR
WFDNESOA Y
Centralis temple. Pythian Sitters.
p m. formal initiation. Officers meet
inK 7:30 p m.. KP hall.
St. Paul's guild of St. Paul'i Epis
copal church, parish house. 12:30 no
ho-.t luncheon and business meeting.
Silvr tea and Valentine box. Knight
Memorial church. 2 JO p.m.
Mrs. Robert L. Elf&trom.. ch:iir- Oregon Crape camp. Royal
man of the wome&s division ot, Neighboi-s of America will meet!
the Red Cross fund campaign atari- at VFW hnll Wednesday at 8 o-j
ing March 1, has announced her dock. Newly installed officers will i
captains for . the resinerwral m.vt- be in charge. A shower for Mrs.
rict. Mrs. George Alexander is co- B. G. Hoyt will follow the meet
chairman of the women's divN- ing, with Mrs. John Sohrt, Mrs.
ion. ' A. J. Elliott and Miss Mildred
The captains will be entertained Yetter in charge.
at a dessert luncheon on Tuesday.
February 8 at the Elfstrom home , n
to discuss plans fer the drive V OIK Willi IOV8
Captains 'are as 'follows : Mes- t J
dames Robert Wilson, jr., Ward f kUf.t.211ktf
Davis, James Walton. Chandler -- "JCtl ltir
Brown. Kenneth Potts. Frank,Hru-j Tfft.fiorl Wiii.
beU, Charles Fowler. Frank Srw- .J.ClierbOIl VOllieil
fer, Roy Harland. Ulva Derby;
John Caughell. Glenn Woodry JEFFERSON The Rev. Henry
Oscar I. Paulson. O. D. Young- Turnidee of Talbot spoke to mem
quist. Foster Wintermute, Ruth ! bers of the Jefferson Woman's
Coleman, C. S. Nelson, David B. club Wednesday at the library
Hill. George Johnson; Earl Barham, rooms. He told of , his work with
Johp Steelhammer. Edgar Morris, . delinquent -boys, paying "penal in-
Leon Perry, Joe W. Hutchison, j stitution. are filled with men who
Lawrence M. -Ballmer, Dwight! never had a chaTice, but with a
Persons. Ruth Fugate; Paul Gem- little encouragf aitnt their whole
mell, Philip W. Allison. P. C. ?utlook on life would hav e been
Anderson. Charles S. McElhinny-, Ichanged."
Holly Jackson. Le-ter Carter, A Guest night with covered dish
R. Tartar, Ferd Srhlopkohl. Ill smwr .yt nmmri fr Fohr.
McSherry and Arthur Lewis. iurv o Vim -Th m.., r,--.r.
' Trail" and ' Glimpses of Oregon
State Parks," from the itate high
way commission will be shown.
I Money for the library benefit j
is stjrfl .solicited from members
and friends of the library. Only
; $38 has been received to date.
Hostesses were Mrs. S. H. Coin,
Tho Stcrtosmqn. Salam, Orojon, Sunday. Januiry30, 1849 8
ley; sophomores, Shirley Mattox j freshman, Clotine Blaney nl
and Laura Sturges, escorts, Ed son Donna Wolfard, escorts, Connie
Montgomery and Lowell Wrjght; 1 Dye and David Finley. 1 1
Bride-Elect
Tells Plans
lEmmons' Family'
Home Today
Dr. and Mrs. Carl W. Emmons
and daughter, Mis Margaret Jnne
?m rvwir-ic- is-itl return fn (Ka ini-
tal today. Miss Emmons, who has raul o..n.. ...
been in Gafton. Illinois, taking ex
ecutive training in Camp Fire work
Thiessen.
at Pere Marquette Park, joined . fi Jl -.j.fw, A,,(wn
her parents in Parma, Idaho, j 0 tTI 1UJ1 fllCfll
ndlWill Be " Crowned
Plans are being revealed for the
State college and is ja graduate j bride. Miss Jane Move of Oakland wedding of Miss Janise Muyskens,
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iiii., ana airs. iioyd xiinz as-' "u,,irr n. mu n. iuhty
sisted. ! Muysken. and Douglas Coe, son
After a wHHin t.ir, tv,- of the Milton t. coes. wnicn will
will be at home in Klamath Falls,
where he is a veterinarian.
of the University of Oregon. He
also attended the University of
Zurich in Switzerland. His fra
ternity is Alpha Tai tmega. The
benedict-elect served1 in the army
and is now in business in Portland.
Shower Given
For Matron J
1 32nd Anniversary
Is Celebrated
Mrs. "W. A. Sampson., mother of
Mrs. Ben Larkins, ;Mrs. Harold
Alderin, Mrs. Neil ' Nisbet, Mrs.
Sam Eshleman, Mrs. William John
son.
the hostess.
Mrs. Donovan Morisky
(Beth Phillips) who was
married on January 8 at
St Joseph's Catholic
church. The bride is the
daughter cf Mrs. Eli Phil
lips and the groom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Felix
Morisky of Brooks. The
couple will live in Salem.
(McEwan photo).
Puerto Rica Talked
Puerto Rica will be the topic on
which Mrs. Richard Upjohn will
sneak, to members of the Guild of
the First Congregational church t Helen Jean Gilbert, ; to Donald
on Wednesday afternoon at 2 Nyswaner. son of Mrs; Olhe Ny
o'clock. Mrs. Howard Doak, gen-(swanr- of Salem.?
eral chairman of the church mis- ; date has been et for the
sionarv work will be in charee. A : wedding. j
film "The Puerto Rican" will be
shown, and a display of foreign
: be an event of Saturday, Febru
ary -5 at 8 o'clock. The nuptials
! wULtake place at the First Baptist
i church with the Rev. Lloyd And-
erson officiating. K. W. Hamilton
i will sing and Mrs. Anderson will
; be the accompanist. Lighting the
j candles will be Jack Muyskens,
, . ithe bride-elect's brother, and J.
and Mrs. George Nodd are n...n i...-,u. M.;n
entei taming today for their nr-( ... . . . ..
Mrs. Lawrence Hdlderbein wasjents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur SchwopeL As MWri L.l V
honor guest at a shower Friday of Berthold, N.D.. on their 32nd I 1,' wM.J t,VetJ,??or
night when Mrs. Sm Saunders wedding anniversary today. The d r,dem ld.s. w,1,.br Miss
entertained at her home on Mid- Schwopes and their children. Gar- , JWred Coe and Miss Mariana
way Drive. A late: supper was net and Neil came to Salem to at- ; ?omson of Wendell Idaho Loi en
served by the hostess. tend the golden wedding anniver- Lotvt" Stand Wlth the grom
i.i . . sitv of Mr . as best man.
Honoring xvirs. rioroeroein were - , 1, yaim
Mr.
(Thursday at the home of Mis
; Emmons f iance". parents. Mr. am
Mrs. James C. Syme. Miss Emmons, 1
has ben in the east a month and ! At VrUUie M riClaV
jenroute west stopped in Chicago j J
jfor a visit at the home of her, siLVERTON." Jan. 29 Queen of
! grandmother and aunt .. Hearts coronation .an annual high
Salem ten days ago. spent a week ... . , . 1.1.
!in eastern Oregon at Westfall m'"1' F,ebrHuary.4 tween halves
f vf- JIa m t ivh iTH. ' of the Sandy-Silverton game.
dent, will crown the queen, whose
identity will be a secret until that;
night. She will be chosen from the
princesses, already named, by vote!
of the student body.
Princesses and escorts are Mar- j
lene Rutherford and Alice Amell,
escorted by Donny Holm and i
Stanley Neperud; juniors, Vera;
Bailer and Pat Megonigle, escort- :
ed by Marvin Jahn and Blair Fin- 1
I raunson.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Albin- next A reception will follow in the
the honor" gtHiirs Ransom ! Sund'.. .... , fh"'Th P'. fr a Wedding
Carpenter, Mrs. Ray?Systma. Mrs. rt"e"am in anner will be c. 1 l"e LUUpie WU' "l
Milo Van Houten, Mrs. Kenneth .,''""' -o uor-
Christenson. Mrs. Chester Boyle. . . '?.,e ana n-1
..o, an. iiu mrs. uiiora iopp. : MLtRiu Aiere man liny
Joan. Mary and Bob. Mr. Lottie ' members, their families and invited
Nopp. Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Nopp. I friends attended the covered dish
Miss Leola Huddleston and i anJ R k- Mr; a"d Mn' A,ex Albin supper .seiz ed Wednesday night
Miss Gilbert
To Be Married
Mrs. Margaret Gilbert announces
the engagement of her daughter.
To Make a Blouse
articles will be shown. Mrs. Clark
Lethine will sing.
Mrs. Melrin Geist will open her
West Lafelle street home on Thurs
day afternoon to members of chap
ter G, PEO for a 1:15 dessert
luncheon. Mrs. A. E. Robins will
be the assisting hostess.
and Mr. and Mrs. George Nopp. at Odd Fellow hall by a committee
yjmy ana eruce. 1 from the Triple Link club, follow
ed by the regular meeting of the
club. Serving on the committee
were Mrs. I. L. Stewart, Nellie
Miss Eleanor Trindle will rie. j Cavender and Ruth Lorenzen.
monstrate how to make a blouse Betty Taylor presided at the
in a day at a meeting of the ! business session. A gift was pres
North Howell Exteni on unit Feb- erted by Mrs. Clay Allen from
ruary 2. the club to Grace H. Taylor, past.
The meeting is to start at 10 president.
o'clock and anyone interested is Announcement was made that
welcome to bring a sewing ma- the February 9 meeting will be
chine and make blouse. A hot at the home of Mrs. John Gehrke,
lunch will be served bv the host- on P:ne street with Mrs. R. B.
SILVER TON - Mr. OrvillejT Kin nd " JiS 'nd
Frank was hostess; Wednesday
night to members of the Junior
Women's club when; preliminary
plans for spring events were dis
cussed. Mrs. James Ekman assist
ed in serving during the refresh
ment hour. The club wiH meet with
Mrs. Ted Galbraith at 407 W.
McClaine street.
i League Women to Dine
! Salem Women's Army and Navy
League will have a Tuesday lunch
eon at 1 o'clock at the Senator
j hotel Cherry 'room. Mrs. Sidney
! Hoffman and Mrs. Hugh Adams
are in charge. Reservations should
be made by Monday noon with
Mrs William C. Dyer. Mrs. R. S.
jGentkow or Mrs. W. S. Wharton.
Plans will be made for a party
preceding the February 19 military
ball.
The Theatre Arts (roup will
meet Tuesday for a 1 o'clock
luncheon at the home of Mrs. J. E.
We.t. 472 North Summer street.
' Mrs. George E. Weeks will read a
one -act play "The People With
Light Coming out of Them." by
' William Saroyan. Mrs. A.A. Sch
ramm and Mrs. J. M. Devers will
discuss current Broadway plays.
Enslewood Woman's club will
meet at the Englewood church at
12 o'clock Friday for a covered
dih luncheon, followed by a
hobby show. Gifts for secret sis
ters will be presented.
Yomirros will meet Tuesday for
a 1:15 dessert-lunch at the home
of Mrs. B. F. Williams. 340 Lan
caster Drive. Mrs. Henry Carl and
Mrs. Ruth Fugate will assist.
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