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SOCIETY CLUBS MUSIC
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Visitors Are
Guests at
Dinners
Several intertatin visitors of
not are in the capital this week
with Informal entertaining arrang
ed In their honor. :. ;
Mr. Bohu A. Behes of -Berke-.ley,
Calif, came north this week
to Join her husband, Prof. Benes,
who Is a visiting professor during
the Willamette university summer
session. Mrs. Benes will leave to
night for Tour Winds camp, where
h will be an Instructor and her
daughter, Muaka, will also attend
the camp during the summer season.
Dr. and Mrs. O- Herbert Smith
entertained at dinner Monday
niaht at University House for Prof.
and Mrs. Benes. Other guests were
Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Gregg.
Prof, andl Mrs. Harold Lang of
Pittsburg, and Miss Sally Smith.
Greets Honor Visitor
Dr. and Mrs. Gregg have as their
house guests for a fortnight Prof.
and Mrs. Lang. He is faculty
member at Carnegie Institute la
Pittsburg. Visiting at the Gregg
home Monday were Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Comer, also of Pittsburg
Tuesday night Dr. and Mrs.
" egg were hosts for a dinner
party at their Marion street resi
dence for tha pleasure of Prof.
and Mrs. Lang. Covers were plac
ed for the Langs, Mayor and Mrs.
Robert L. Elfstrom, Judge and
Mr. James T. Brand, Dr. and Mrs.
G.Herbert Smith, Miss Sally Smith,
Prof, and Mrs. Bonus A. Benes,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Sprague
and the Greggs.
This weekend the Greggs and
thHr guests will enjoy a trip to
Crater Lake and scenic points on
the roast. Last weekend the four
n.de a molor trp up the Colum
bia River highway and Timberlins
Idg.
Surprise Shower
For Miss Busselle
A surprise shower was held for
Mtse Betty Jean Busselle of Se
attle on June 23 at the home of
hr uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
Jahn D. Steiner of Silverton. j
MLss Busselle announced her
engagement to Robert M. Miller,
VSichlta, Kan., early this month
end the wedding will take place
in Honolulu in July. Mr. Miller
Lt a dental technician with the
U. S. navy stationed in Hawaii.
Miss Busselle is the daughter
( Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Busselle
of Seattle and Portland, former
residents of Salem. Mr. Miller is
the son of R. N. Miller of Ther
Dvipilis, Wyo.. and Mrs. D. Wherry
of Wichita. Kans.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bus
elle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hie
bert. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klle
vtr, LeRoy and Marjorie Kliever,
Mrs. John Brandt, Mr. and Mrs.
Peta Hhebert, Miss Velma Hu
bert. Nick Hiebert, Raymond
Kieberf, Mrs. Helen Gossen and
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Hiebert all of
Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Pete Gossen
and family. Miss Verda Hiebert
anal Mrs. Herman Ochs of Salem,
and Mrs. Elizabeth' Hiebert and
Daniel J. Steiner of Silverton.
CLUB CALENDAR
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WEDNESDAY f
Royal Neighbor Sewln club and
Juvenile pcnic meet wltn Mr. Jm
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luncheon, 11:90 D m. !
Ladies ot o.a k no-iiosi tuncneoa
at noon. with Mr. Florence Shtpp,
ISM Ntbruki street. S
First Presbyterian church Women
a Mod at ion covered dlah luncheon at
Glenn Adams home, rol4 I. 12 30 p ro.
FRIDAY I I
Barbara Frietchla Tent, Daughter of
Union Veterans meet at Salem Wom
an' clubhouse. 1 o m. i I
Anniversary
Reception
Si
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Strausbaugh
were honored on their silver wed
ding anniversary Sunday when
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kuper enter
tained at their country -home. A
hundred and fifty guests called
between 2 and 5 ofclock. Assist
ing the hosts were the couple's
other two sons, Donald and Earl
Strausbaugh, Jr., and Mrs. Straus
baugh. The honor guest wore a
floor length silver crepe gown
and corsage of pink roses and
bouvardia. jii
Presiding at thai punch bowl
were Mrs. W. H. Grabenhorst and
Mrs. J. Edgar Reay. Cutting the
cake were Mrs. George Graben
horst and Mrs. Alvin Zimmerman
of Lebanon. Miss Velma Kuper
was in charge of the dining room,
assisted by Mrs. Clifford Junkiet
of Lebanon and Mr. Henry Sun
derland, i.
'Greeting guests at the door was
Sedonia Burton and at the guest
book was Mrs. Eugene Weathers.
Musical numbers given during the
afternoon included - solos by' Mrs.
Christina Kuhn. Miss Velma and
Miss Delores Kuper and Leroy
Kuper, accompanie4 by Miss Lois
Schrenk; accordiarti numbers by
Nola Jean Zobel; flute solo by Mrs.
Homer Kuper, accompanied by
Miss Velma Kuper; piano ieleo
tions by Don Strausbaugh.
Th'e tea table walj covered with
a white embroidered maderia
cloth and centered ylth pink rose
bud flanked by plqk tapers.
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Shower Honors
Young Matron
Mrs. Aaron Dufnbeck was a
hostess on Monday; to a group of
young friends of i Mrs. Richard
Jtjvitt (the former! Doris Dough-
ton). The evening i was spent in
formally, j
- Those attending the affair were
Mrs. Robert Adams, Mrs. Gene
Cooksey. Miss Velora Williams,
Mrs. David Doughton, Mrs. M.
B. Doughton, Miss Coralee Dough
ton, Miss Peggy i Gabriel. Miss
Margaret Forsyth, the hostess
and the honor guest.
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Mr. and Mrs. I. J. DonnaH, for
merly of Salem, who are now mak
ing their home in Westwood, Los
Angeles, are visiting her with
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Perry. They came'
north for the graduation of their,
granddaughter, Diane Perry, from
Salem high school The Donnells
plan to return south in mid-July,-
(Bride-elect
To Be Feted
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At Shower
! An August wedding is being
planned by Miss Miriam Shellen
berger and her fiance, Theodore
:Flook, who revealed their troth in
ithe early spring. The rites will be
iperformed on Saturday, August 20
at the First Congregationalhurdsl
ai o ciocK wun a reception 101
lowing in the fireplace room.
The bride-to-be is the daughter
of Mrs. A. G. Matherly and Mr.
Flook is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
(Theodore R. Flook of Portland.
Mrs. Hubert Williamson will be
hostess for the pre-nuptial parry
Thursday night at her Glen Creek
home in compliment to Miss Shel-
lenberger. A bathroom shower
will fete the honor guest and a
late supper will be served by the
hostess.
Honoring Miss Shellenberger
will be Mrs. Ernest Hobbs, Mrs.
Courtner Jones, Mrs. William Pet
tit, Mrs. Edward Salstrom, Mrs.
James R- Phillips, Misses Joanne
Fitzmaurice, Patricia Brock, Mari
ann Croisan, Harriet Huston, Jane
Carson, Margaret Newton, Suzanne
Small, Barbara and Gloria Mc
Clintock, Barbara Sundet and
Barbara Causey.
(Mrs. Keith
Honored '
Mrs. Gordon Keith was honored
at a surprise shower Tuesday night
when Mrs. Norman Shaw enter
tained for members of their club
at her Kingwood Heights home
on Fair Oaks Way. A late supper
followed several hours of bridge.
Additional guests bidden to fete
Mrs. Keith were her mother, Mrs.
Willis E. Vincent Mrs. Donald
Barnick and Mrs. John Gardner
of Tillamook. Club members at
tending were Mrs. Victor Collins,
jr., Mrs. Craig Coyner, Mrs. Bruce
Van Wyngarden. Mrs. Milton Hart
well, Mrs. Arthur Wilson, Mrs.
Gordon Krueger, Mrs. James New
comb and the hostess.
Bridge Tourney
Winners Listed
Mrs. John S. Bon and L. W.
Frasier of Albany were the win
ning north-south pair at the week
ly duplicate contract tournament
of the Salem Elks Bridge club,
while Mrs. Rupert Park and Ar
thur Lewis were second. High
on the east-west side were Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Huston, with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Cline second.
William F. Leary remained in
the lead of the six-week series
being conducted by the club with
Mrs. Edward F. Roth, Mrs. Clin
and Mrs. Bone following. Only
on more tournament is to be
played in the series, which will
b completed Tuesday, July 5.
Next master point tournament
of the Salem club will b held
Friday, July 8, while many local
player also are planning to at
tend the Corvallis master point
Friday, July 1.
Bridal Party For
Anne Stenger j
Miss Anne Stenger, bride-elect
of Carter Hitt, was honored'; at a
miscellaneous shower on Friday.
Mrs. Ella Voves and Mrs.! Zoe i
McCormick were hostesses at the j
Cottage street home of Mrs. Voves. I
The wedding will be an event of j
August 14 at Sacred Heart church '
at Gervaisv
Bidden to honor Miss Stenger '
were, her mother. Mrs. Josenh i
Stenger, Mrs. Frank Krupicka,
Miss Betty Steele, Mr?. Doris
Hardenburger, Miss Loretta Muhs,
Miss Dortha Burley. Mrs. W. G.
Stuntz, jr Mrs. Mary DeVall.
Mrs. Otis Binegar, Mrs. Donald
Henery, Mrs. Rose Smith. Miss
Lotus ftobsem. Miss Monte
Berning. Miss Lois Eggers, Miss
Betty Wyf febj, Mrs. Pauline Hast
ings, Mrs. Eva "Dorks. Miss Bertha
Muhs, Mrs. Robert Hitt, Mrs. La
Vern Eggers. Miss Joan Voves,
and Mrs. P. H. Seely.
DETROIT A wedding af In
terest to his friends here was
that of Lon Goodrich and Miss
Jimmy Hall of Silverton. -which
was solemnized at Vancouver on
June 24. He and his father Omer
Goodrich were employed here by
the Atkinson Construction Co.
last summer. The latter now
works here for the army engineers?
The young .couple will live at
Silveiton where he is employed.
Mrs. John C. Lackead and
daughter. Gail, are vacationing
this week 'at Neskowin.
Business Girls
To Have Outing
The YWCA is planning a holi
day for working girls over the
Fourth of July weekend. A char
tered bus will take the group to
sclnic spots on the Metolius river.
Swimming, hiking and horseback
riding will be among the1 sports
included.
Business girls interestedVjjpuld
contact Miss Jean Carrico at' the
YWCA before the evening of
July 1 for further information
and reserva tions.
Dean and Mrs. Melvin Geist will
be among those in , Portland
Thursday night to attend the
Budapes' String Quartet concert.
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AlpKa Chis Honor
Founder Tuesday
A group of Alpha Chi Omega
alumnae and active members in
Salem motored to Portland Tues
day night to attend the affair giv
en by the Portland alumnae m
honor of one of th founders of
the fraternity, Miss Estelle Leon
ard of Union City, Indiana. The
party was held at the home of
Mrs. William Jasper Kerr with her
daughter, Mrs. J. L. McGinnis.
assisting.
Miss Leonard is en route home
after attending the national con
vention of the fraternity held last
week in Pasadena. She entered
De Pauw university in 1885. where
she became a charter member of
AlpTia ahaptar. She was CUo tit
first president. Miss Leonard has
been head of the music department
at Moores Hill college and was
also head of the piano department
at Centenary college.
Attending the affair from Salem
were Mrs. Robert E. Shinn, a
daughter of Mrs. Kerr. Mrs. Lewis.
Griffith, Mrs. Frank Guerin, Mrs.
Paul Heath, Mrs. William Crog
han. Mrs. Gerald M. Robison, Mrs.
William Carlson and Miss Bar
bara Bates.
House guests f Dr. and Mrs.
Maynard Sniffer the past Week
have been his sister, Mrs. William
Warren and children, Patricia and
Bob. of Houston, Texas. Th
Warrens will visit in Portland with
her parents before returning to
Texas.
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