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8 Tha Statesmen, Salem, Oregon, Sunday,- March 13, 1943
Seen and HearH . .
By JERYME ENGLISH
FfJtST SHOWING ... la Salem
ef Lith Kaye's modem paintings
l tne aozsrrom uauenes on mail
. right 4 . Thomas Colt, Jr., direc
tor of the Portland Art Museum
down for the occasion compliment
Ing Mrs. Kaye's paintings as well
as the handsome frames made by
her husband . . . also Mrs. Norman
Huffman, consultant of the galler
ies, whom be knew in tne soutn
. . Mrs. Kaye mingling with the
guests and distinctive in her avo
cado green taxxeta two piece run
skirted dress and matching change
able taffeta hat with large bow in
back ... Mrs. Huffman's taupe
gown fashioned with tucked skirt,
tor t becoming. . .
From Oat-af-Town ... Came
Mrs. Charles Hyde of Tacoma, who
will show her paintings at the gal
leries here later in the spring . . .
f rdm Portland Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Bunco greeting Salem friends . ,
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Hayilip . ,
she a symphony in grey and her
velvet hat enhanced with kelly
fereen ribbon . . . the Joseph Mc
- Laughlins ... the latter wearing
.it becoming abort hair-do and most
attractive was her foam green coat
... Mr. Kaye sister, Mrs. Thomas
Counlhan. also of Portland . .
Miss Hazel Robb . . . and Yeffe
Kimball of New York, who is in
Portland now Installing the north
west Indian collection at the Port
land Art Museum . . . the above
f ueits all entertained at dinner at
he Donald Young home preceding
ine snowing ana reception . .
Mrs. 'Huffman a co-hostess . .
Mrs. Young chic in a black and
white checked suit, the black
Jacket edged with a wide cuff of
the check material and for color a
red straw hat with upturn brim ,
The Keception Table . . . wide
Violet ribbon extending down the
center and edged in lace ... at one
end a large bow of the ribbon and
gold and green fan with an ar
rangement of flowers in the violet
shades ... the pourers wearing
. corsage of violets . . . Mrs. Keith
Powell, Miss Edith Schryver the
first hour . . , and later Mrs.
Charles Wood ... and Miss Mabel
Robertson. ......
Also Spotted . . . Mrs. Fred Mox
ley and her daughter, Edith (Mrs.
John Arthur Miller) out for a visit
from Columbus, Ohio . . both
:hic in grey suits . . . Mrs. Mox
ey's hat -highlighted with grey
taffeta bow . ... grey certainly the'
popular color this spring . . . Mrs. I
Gene Vandeneynde'S good-looking
suit in two shades of grey
Norborno Berkeley, former Salem
high, school teacher,! up from Eu
gene . . . Max Buhmann, registrar
at the Portland Art Museum, also
here for the showing . . . Mrs. Karl
Becke and Mrs. H. G. Maison, new
managers of the galleries, pinning
violets to their outfits . . , Mrs.
Becke in red and Mrs. Maison in
delft blue... I
HONOft GUESTS . . were Mr.
and Mrs. Lowell Thomas and son,
Lowell, lr, atf the reception fol
lowing their lecture Tuesday night
at the Fairmount Hill home of
Mayor and Mrs. Robert L Elf-
strom . . . nearly a hundred guests
calling to greet the Thomases
Miss Eleanor Stephens introducing
to tne line . . .'first tne hosts . .
then Mr. and Mrs. Thomas,' sr. .
she a most attractive woman wear
ing a handsome black dress, a mink
coat when leaving . i . Lowell, Jr
blonde and good-looking . . . en
joying the trip immensely and the
contacts with students at both high
scnool and Willamette
The Pencil Table! ... a mint
green cloth and at one end an ar
rangement of narcissus and carna
tions with yellow tapers down the
center . . . at the other end the
punch bowL where Mrs. Custer
Ross presided . . her usual smart
self in a distinctive black gown
with pearl combs m her hair
Judge and Mrs. George Rossman
also in line and he receiving con
gratulations on us birthday
Admiral and Mrs. Thomas Gatch
down from Portland . . although
Lowell Thomas, tr had written
about Admiral Gatch in his book.
tnis wss their first; meeting
Mrs. catch wearing an acorn
brown hat and matching feather
with her delft blue suit . . . Bou
quets to Mrs. Floyd Utter, chair
man of the lecture for the Salem
branch, AAUW . a comnlete
sellout at the auditorium, and over
seven hundred dollars to sweU the
AAUW fellowship fund . . .
POST RECEPTION NOTES . . .
Still much talk going around about
the successful. City-wide reception
held on Monday for Governor and
Mrs. Douglas McKay . . . the crowd
very well handled J. . the lobby
of the Marion hotel jammed packed
au evening . . . but once inside
the Mirror and Marine Rooms, all
was fine ... as those assisting and
committee members saw to it that
no one lingered too Sons to talk to
his friend . . . Six punch' bowls In
use all evening . . i the receiving
line given two five-minute rest
periods when soloists appeared on
the program . . . and again we say
orchids to the committee foe such
a grand party and one certainly
ions to be remembered by those
attending. ;
Spring C tames . . . very much
in evidence that night i . . spotted
passing guest book pages to be
signed . . . Vivacious Lorraine Tay
lor .. . her open crown bat of pink
with flowers adorning one side .
Mrs. Maurice Fitssimons in sophis
ticated black ... a becoming blue
print -with navy straw for Mrs.
Robert Fenix . . . and good-looking
Bars. W. Jerry Scott's buck cnap-
eau enhanced with; green ribbon
trim and a perky white feather .
Mrs. Robert W. Gormsen, among
the Spinsters serving punch, wear
ing black and her fetching hat of
white straw, the crown wreathed
in uiies-of-the-valley with black
velvet ribbon streamers caught
with a cluster of the lilies . . .
Mere ef Same . . . Mrs. William
J. Busick in brown and match
ing straw hat . . . her daughter.
Jeanne, home from a trip south.
where she acquired a grand tan
. . a becoming rose satin hat for
Mrs. Claude Johns V . . and a pink
flowered hat for Mrs. Gus Moore
. . Mrs. Chester A Downs smart
ly dressed in a mocha brown and
white striped suit and her straw
hat of a deeper shade and adorned
with a plaid taffeta bow . . and
Mrs. EUis Cooley chic in a grey
suit, the jacket striped in slate
blue, black hat and Kolinsky furs.
Lions Auxiliary
At Givensl Home
uons auxiliary will meet on
Thursday for a . 1:11 dessert
luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Evert Givens, 1899 South Cot
tage street. The committee in
cludes Mrs. Stanley Smith. Mrs.
Harry Miller. Mrs. Victor Palma
son, Mrs. Ralph Eyre, Mrs. Jerry
Scott and Mrs. Virgil Golden. Mrs.
John Ramage is in charge of the
program.
The auxiliary ooara met on
Monday at lunch and made plans
for a food bootn at tne aog snow
on April z and a. airs. Denver
Youna and Mrs. Givens will be
chairmen. Mrs. Jacob Fuhrer, lo
cal president, and Mrs. Stanley
Smith will go Wednesday night
to Mc Minn villa to help organize
new auxiliary.
Delta Gamma me there will meet
at the chapter house Monday after
noon at 2 o'clock at the Court
street chapter house. Hostesses at
the tea hour will be Mrs. waiter
Gardner and Mrs. Cass Nichols.
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Dr. Hellen
To Speak '
Dr. Margit Hellen, a Finnish
dentist, who is aow in Portland
and hopes to remain in the states,
will be the guest speaker at the
luncheon meeting, of the Salem
branch, American Association of
University Women on Saturday
afternoon, March 19 in the Mirror
room at the Marion hotel. She will
tell of the activities of university
women in Finland and will also in
clude in her talk inforr.iation with
respect to international education
of university women.
Theme of the rveting is fellow
ship and Mrs. Jonn O. Burcham,
state president and a member of
the Salem branch, will discuss the
fellowship program of AAUW.
Mrs. E. T. Brown is chairman
of the luncheon and hostesses will
be Mesdames Frederick L. Loup
old, John Jelderks, Donald Emer
son and Francis E. Gaskins. Mem
bers are asked to make reserva
tions on Thursday or Friday morn
ing with Mrs. Lestle J. Sparks or
Mrs. B. B. Boylan.
Salem Memorial heeplta! auxil
iary will meet Monday afternoon
at the hospital at 1:30 o'clock.
Plans will be completed for the
benefit tea to be given by the
auxiliary in ApriL For the pro
gram Mrs. Clarke Lethal will sing.
WSCS Meeting,
Program
The regular monthly meeting
of the Woman's Society of Chris
tian service of the First Metho
dist church will be held on Wed
nesday. At 10:45 ajn. the busi
ness session will begin and lunch
will be served at noon under the
direction of Mrs. Herbert Ostlind
and circle 1. The program will
begin at 1:30. Miss Amy Martin
will lead devotions, Mrs. W. E.
Kirk will lead the study lesson
on Tight in Puerto Rico," Mrs.
J. Edgar Purdy will give some
highlights of the western Juris
diction meeting of the WSCS, Miss
Doris McCain win play the violin
and Ray Fedje will speak.
Competitive
Festival Set
The junior competitive festival
for young, people up to 18 of the
Oregon Federation of Music clubs
sponsored by the National Fed
eration will be held on Friday and
Saturday, May 20 and 21, at the
Portland Women's club building,
according to Mrs. Mary L. Craig,
chairman. Entra blanks and in
formation may be secured by
writing Mrs. Craig, 7223 S. E.
Tolman street
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Look
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but have you noticed how many fath
ers, come the first nice windy March days,
take special interest in their son's kite flying
activities? It's very much like Christmas and
electric trains the poor little boys just can't
seem to handle their playthings all by them
selves, so Daddy sacrifices his furnace
clecmin3)utmd-plumbinj-repair hours to
junior. j
Something In common The other day
when we saw a great big, aluminum covered
van, decorated in large letters saying "Mar
garet Webster Shakespearean Company.
Hamlet and Macbeth" buzzing up Court
Street we got a jolt Somehow we couldn't
quite reconcile ourselves to seeing Hamlet
and Macbeth riding around in a lorry
through the streets of Salem with Margaret
Webster, and weH bet Bin whould have
thought the same -about it r
Graduation . . It used to .be that you
could get up a grand crowd to watch a dinky
one horse scraper excavate a basement and
then it took a ten-ton bulldozer to whip up
an audience. But 111 bet If someonewould
go back to the horse and scraper for ex
cavating the basement of a three-story sky
skyscraper half the town would turn out to
see. A lot of folk had fun watching the crated
freezing unit go Into the currently refurbished
meat market on Commercial street Friday.
March 15 th . . . What was It we were
supposed to do before March ;15? Ho hum,
couldn't have been too important or we
wouldn't have forgotten ! j
Marine Buren
Joint District Meeting
A joint district meeting of Chad
wick and Salem chapters. Order of
Eastern Star will be held Tuesday
night at the Masonic Temple at S
o'clock. The worthy grand matron,
Mrs. William Thum of Cottage
Grove, will be here to inspect the
work of the two chapters. Also a
guest will be Rex Hartley, Jeffer
son, worthy grand patron.
. Mrs. Lerea Lewis, chairman ef
the 'fine arts department, is in
charge of the Salem Junior Wom
an's club meeting Monday night
at the clubhouse at o'clock. A
board meeting will precede at 7:15
p. m. with Mrs. Cedric Reaney
presiding. Member, are asked to
bring their handicrafts and In
struction will be given In leather
tooling, painting, crocheting, knit
ting and embroidery.
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