Senior Cceds
Honor Guests
Pi Beta Phi alumnae win enter- !
ta?n the seniors of the active chap- ;
teron the Willamette university
campus at their regular meet-,
Ing Thursday night at the chap
ter house. A 7:30 dessert sup
per will be served and Mrs.
Charles Hugginx, the new presi-
dent, will preside at the business
session.
Honor guests bidden to the af-
On Etiquette
By lUberta Uee
Don 't Cook Now
: Dances On
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Agenda
Q. When the person who i ;
making an introduction does not
speak mi name clearly, and it is j
.very important that the name be J
known, f whom should one ask
that .the name be repeated. j
A. Ask the person introduced,
not the fene who has made the In
troduction, j
Q. It is ever permissable to take
food into the mouth from the
fair are the Misses Maxine Mey- : point of the spoon.
era, Edith Fairham, Dona Adams,
Barbara MacDuffee, Barbara Mil-
ler, Phyllis Freres. Maniee Ol
son, Patricia Richmond, Beverly
Briggs, Addyse Lane and Mrs. Ro- ;
bert Scott. j
Hostesses for evening will be!
Mrs. Richard Spooner. Mrs. Al- 1
bert T. Anderson, Mrs. Paul B.
Wallace, Mrs. Robert W. Gorm- j
sen, Mrs. Ralph . Purvine, Mrs. ' sell Mefford
Lester Pearmine, Jr., Mrs. Rus-1 penhaver.
always
of the
A. Never; food should
be taken from the side
spoon.
Q. Is it correct tor a man to
use the title "Mr." on his busi
ness cards?
A. No. Only such titles as -Rev."
and Or." are permissible.
and Mrs. John Co-
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.Mob.. Mir Martha Ta
ler. l.lftrom' Hme
Fronnmitt. "Prepartnc
foo4l Kfadv tor r'reeit
Inc Right Now."
Tuet . Mav II -- John
Klark. Prrt of Folk
tianrc federation of
llrrc . and Mrt I villi
I.. Krunk. "Folk Daarini
I Fun."
Wed. Mav II Don lit
Content Amrdini of
Pi lye.
Thur. May 12 Donut
Content Atrdln of
Prize.
f rl . Mir 11 Mary Thorn
. Interior llrrorator,
"Furniture Sl l."
tfcfctTMTi '-lil
but . . We're not toe sure where the poor
it. ethers ccrr.e in. Saturday the horses end
riders paraded, publicizing the show for last
niht and today, and the boy scouts followed
alcnj later in the day in a prologue to the
Scout Circus. We did think, however, that so
many motherly looking women were storm
ing the shops Scturday. that there just could
n't be very many remaining home waiting
to be honored.
Furthermore ... though cur suggestion for
a national Aunt's day has never kicked up a
furor arong the florists, greeting card people
or gift manufacturers, we still think they are
missing a good bet Nevertheless we always,
think that there ere many advanatges to be
ing an aunt over being a parent you can
always love 'em and leave 'em (with no
baby sitting problems to rum your hair to
silver).
Hard to get ... There' nothing to spend
ing a lot of money hiring a landscape ar
chitect and a gardener to whip you up a
lovely shcwplace for people to drive by and
itare at. But it takes talent to develop a small
garden with a minimum cf expense and a
maximum of labor. Next time ycu're out icr
a drive, go through some of the less expen
sive parts of the city, you'll be surprised at
the pretty places you find. Having a deep
feeling for Salem as we used to know it, we
like to drive along the waterfront from Cen
ter street north to Division. We're always
surprised at the interesting places along Wa
ter street, and marvel at hew many are well
kept If you are like us. you'll feel a pang
of regret that the great beautiful maples
there are among the only ones surviving
what used to be a beautiful city cf trees and
is now a "bustling industrial town whose
population is. increasing by leaps and
bounds" as if that was the criterion cf a city
of happy people.
Take a glance ... at the lavishly flower
ing (what locks to be) labutnum you see as
you look down half under the bridge ap
proach at the foot of Center street. There's
a full blooming old fashioned clematis which
must have covered the side cf the house fcr
years ... Maxine Buren
f The Statesman. Sclera. Ore. cun?nr. MsV f. 1943 3:
Zcntians Meet I
At Allen Home
the club and election of officers
will be held.
At the Subscription club din
ner fast Saturday at the Marion
hotel John Caughell was elected
Dresident for the ensuine rear.
a close until fall with clubs enter- ; other officers are Donald McCar
tainine with their last parties of j gar, vice president; and Mrs. Wer-
The dance season is coming to
the year this month.
The Monday Niiht Dancing club
will hold a sports dance Wednes
day night. May 11 at the Veter
ans' ball with Claude Bird's or
chestra playing between 9 and 12
o'clock. This is the last dance of
the season and the committee in
cludes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bur
ling ham, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan
Goodenough, Mr. and Mrs. John
L. Franzen and Mr. and Mrs. A.
N. Wysong.
Wisteria dance club will enter
tain with a sports dance Friday
night. May 13 at the Veterans' hall
with Guy Albir. and his Top Hat
ters engaged to play for dancing
between 9 and 12 o'clock. This is
the last dance of the season for
ner Brown, secretary-treasurer.
Methodist WSCS
Meetings Slated
Circle meeting of the WSCS of
the First Methodist church will
be Wednesday with luncheons at
1:15 p. m. as follows:
Circle No. 1. hostess, Mrs. Ber
tha Cook. 1444 Ferry street, as
sisting. Mrs. Zella James. Mrs.
Milo Taylor, Mrs. Lloyd Lee.
Circle No. 2, hostess. Mrs. A. A.
Lee. 1515 State street, assisting,
Mrs. Zero Polaire, Mrs. Etta Hall,
Mrs. C. E. Bates.
Circle No. 3, hostess, Mrs. Clark
Irwm, 1515 N. 16th. assisting, Mrs.
club
witr
The Salem Zonta
meet Thursday night at 7:30 at
the home cf Mrs. W. L. i Allen,
519 Kingwovd drive. The assist
ing hostesses will be Mrs.'j C W.
Stacey and Miss Edna Lucker.
The meeting will be for the pur
pose of electing the board cf di
rectors for the club for" the seem
ing year. ijj
Alma Shipley, Mrs. H. W.I Gard
ner, i f
Circle No. 4. hostess. Mrs. O. V.
Hume. 825 Belmont Street, f
Circle No. 5. hostess, Mrs, M. C
Findley. 225 N, 20th, assisting;
Mrs. Edna Waterman, Mrs, A. A.
Schramm. f 'If
Circle No. hostess, Mrs.! J. E.
Kirk. 1026 N. 5th, assisting, Mra.
O. W. Emmons - f j ."
Seen and Heard...
By IERYME ENGLISH
They plan to move within a
who
ins,
BUILDING TIME out at the
Pnnsll InnM Minntrv nbre on the week
'Vv ' ".: The Clayton Forema
l-oruana iny . . . m-c? have llving ,rf apartment
soon b moving their present home , for several years, have purchased
Just to the south on their proper- , tne Carl jordan home on Market
ty . . . and their new ranch style and Fourteenth streets . . . Kath
house will be built further back j ryn jS more than excited about
from the highway nearer the furnishina and decorating, with all
All broadcasts are held in the G-E Model Kitchen at ElfsUea
Drop In for roffrr and listen t the Interviews.
swimming pool . . . w hue tne
house is under construction they
will be domiciled in the guest
house . .
In Kingwood Heights, just off
Glen Creek drive, Hubert and
Joan Williamson are building a
five room home . . . situated just
north of the new home of her
parents, the John S. Locheads . . .
The Williamsons hope to be mov
ed in by the time the Locheads
return later in the month1 from
Canada . . .
MOVING SOON . . . Newcom
ers in the capital from Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. St. Elmo Massen
gale, have purchased the lovely
country home of the Harley Boss
lers on the South River road . . .
The Bosslers plan to build on oth
er property in the near future
. . . After living in the east for
years the Massengales were thril
led at finding a country place so
close to the city and with a view
. . . and we understand she has
some lovely antique furniture
from the south for her new home
introducing
High Stlye Tiffany Originals Give a
Bright Lift to Your Ensemble, and
the LoW Prices Give a Big
Lift to Your Budget!
Green 11 095 ?a,fcrm S! "gS
Red or Black I I II ?nu'ne Snd
Baby Doll 1 I V w,m Ba" to Ma,ch"
Pumps in I I Red' Gren or Br0vvn
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kinds of clever ideas up her sleeve
. . . The Jordans will be in tem
porary quarters until they build
in another year ...
CONGRATULATIONS ... to
Mrs. Peter Buck. Mrs. Robert Mc- j
Murray, jr.. and Ingrid Liljeqvist, j
new provisional members of the j
Portland Junior League . . Mrs. i
Buck will be remembered as Jo
sephine McGilchrist and the
daughter of Mrs. William Mc
Gilchrist, Jr. . . . Jo was an active
member of the Spinsters here un
til her marriage . . . Mrs. McMur
ray. the former Jean Halstead. is
a niece of Mrs. Earl Snell and her
husband is a nephew of Mrs. Tay
lor Hawkins . . . both have many
college friends in the capital . . .
and Ingrid is a sister of Mrs. Dav
id Eyre, jr., who. also is an active
member of the Junior League . . .
A GORGEOUS VIEW ... and
perfect setting for the luncheon
for which Mrs. Lloyd Riches and
Mrs. Ralph Campbell were host
esses Thursday at the Riches'
lovely new home in Ben Lomond
Park . . . large view windows In
the living and dining rooms with
a veranda the length of the liv
ing room . . . Even a view to see
while doing dishes in the kitchen
. . . Soft reseda draw drapes and
the flowered wallpaper in shades
of pink and rose with a green
background ... a playroom down
stairs with windows overlooking
the city ...
At the luncheon . . . guests not
missing a sight as a beautiful,
clear sunny day . . . Matching the
color scheme . . . Mrs. A. L.
Adolphson in her pretty pink and
soft blue print silk dress with a
long strand of pink pearls . . her
black straw adorned with a pinlc
taffeta bow . . . She is busy making
pl.ins for her European trip come
Julv. which includes a several
weeks stay in London with her
relatives . . . Mrs. Russell E. Pratt
chrsing black with pink pearls
and a single pink rose caught at
either side of her black hat . . .
V'icki Campbell, one of the host
esses, also matehing the color
scheme with her mauve and r.avy
blue striped full skirted frock . . .
A green dress complemented with
a bunch of violets for Mrs. R. D.
Pans . . . Mrs. Abner Kline's pink
hat with malme trim . . . Mrs.
Khne just back from a California
jaunt and later in the summer
planning a trip to Toronto and
other eastern points ... A white
straw with emerald green bnw
and veiling for Mrs. Homer Smith,
jr. . . .
TRAVEL NOTES . . . The Ro
bert Elfstroms home from a seven
weeks trip south and east . . vis
iting their son, Robert, Jr. In Tex
as and he Joining them again in
Kanas . . . Their daughter, Pat
ricia, flying ea't to Omaha to meet
her folks on the last lap of the
trip . . . Pat's first plane trip and
she took a plane that made stops
everywhere so she wouldn't mis
a thing . . . Highlights of the trip
for the Elfstroms ... a stay at
Lee Eyerly's ranch at Wicken
berf. Arizona, where they enjoy
ed riding horses . . . Visiting the
lovely old homes in Natchez. Miss,
filled with collectors' items . . .
several weeks of basking in the
sun in Miami Beach, where they
had an apartment on the ocean
front . . . and a plane trip over to
Havana, where they stayed at the
famous Nationale hotel, quite an
experience for the Elfstroms, not
speaking any Spanish.
MAV DAY TIME ... on the
Willamette university campus last
week end . . . Jupiter Pluvius
really let forth with a downpour
. . . thus the coronation of Queen
Edith Fairham in the gymnasium,
which had been decorated just
iri case ... a false ceiling of wov
en pastel crepe paper . . . draped
walls and the throne beautifully
decorated . . . Although Edith did
n't walk across the soft, green
grass . . . she was lovely in her
white marquisette gown as she
walked to the throne to receive
her floral crown . . . she carried
red roses and stock ... and her
princesses, Barbara Miller and
Carol Dimond. in attractive iden
tical white polka dot arganza
frocks with cascade ruffles in back
and a wide flounce at the bottom
of the skirts . . . adorable were the
two little flower girls. Susan De
Vall and Kathy Adams, in blue
ruffled dresses . . . and Rickie
Lewis, son of Coach and Mrs.
John Lewis, the crown bearer
Delta Gamma mothers will
meet at the Court street chapter
house Monday afternoon at 2 o'
clock. Hostesses, will be Mrs. O.
B. Long and Mrs. L. M. Case.
Mrs. Clifton Rons is spending the
Mother's Way week end in Med
ford with her son and daughter
in law, the Rev. and Mrs. Milo
Ross.
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Pink, Mame and Gold.
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