JTha Statesman, Solam. Oregon, Thursdcrr- A" 7 II. 134S
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SOCIETY ' CLUBS
Betrothals
Highlight
News
By Jeryme EnglMi
Statesman Society Edit jr
Romantic new holdi ht social
P .tlight today with aeveral young
girls names augmented to the list
of brides-elect.
WUt Carver Injf4
Mr. Mildred Carver ia reveal
ing the engagement of her daugh
ter. Miss Patricia Carver, to Elmer
L. Klelnke, jr.,. son of Mr. and
Mr. E. L. Kleinke of Salem. No
wlding date has been act.
Mm Carver and her fiance art
graduates of Salem high school
nl she has been attending Will
amette university. Mr. Klelnke,
win is in the navy and stationed
at Albuquerque, New Mexico, is
nw home on leave. Prior to his
enlistment he attended Oregon
Stte college, where he was af
filiated with Sigma Nu fraternity.
A Summer Weddlns
A summer wedding is being
pUnned by Miss Betty Lou Jones,
diuhter of Mr. and Mrs. Verne
F Jones, and Charles Hunter of
Kn Jose, Calif., nephew of Mr.
tH Mrs. Russell Martin, of Eld
ri Us, Calif., whose "engagement
1, being announced this week. The
--temfiiy will take place In early
Aiiust in the garden of the Jonee'
b me.
The bride-to-be is a graduate of
Kilem high athool and is attend
lu University of Oregon Medical
S' hl in Portland. Her fiance la
uie-medicl student at San Jose
a'te college.
Mim Hilfiker U Wad
Mr. and Kr. Reubin Ft. Hilfiker
avioourioed the engagement of
th-ir daughter, Mi Arlyne Hil
fiker, to Leland W. Wish of Em
p rl. Kansas at a garden luncheon
a' the Hilfiker country home on
Julr 3. The wedding of the young
ouple ia planned for early Sep
tember. The table was covered with a
white linen cloth with a center
pi ce of a giant firecracker with
i-l streamers to which were at-t-h"d
firecrackers and the fuses
re tiny scrolls bearing the
iitnios "Arlyne and Leland." A
CKiular arrangement of red and
wrtne sweet peas completed the
c iit iriece.
Attending the announcement
luncheon v,ere Mrs. Carl Gustaf
ni. Mrs. Michael Hiifiker, Mrs.
O V. Kirxi e. Mrs. Reubin Hil
fiki, Misiev I.oi na and Jodie Jo
iMiiiMbrr, Willett.a Hersrh, Shirlee
PinMiiri, Beverly Cuitatsou, Don
ii Whitley, Donna Camp, l.ola
K ei tier, Yonr.e Casselman, Ros
alie DuVoit. Carole Hilfiker and
Ailyne HMt.ker. .
Yesteryear's Ice
Always Pure
N "millrace water" is ued or
ever has been to make ice at the
C'ntr Street ice work, Frank
Wateis, proprietor, advised The
Statesman Wednesday. His state
ment was prompted by reference
In Maxine Euren's article yester
day dealing with old tea boxes
and ice-making in the Salem of
yester-year.
' We still manufacture ice at
our plant." said Mr. Waters, as
well as operate a cold storage
plant.. Water for ice-making is
di An from our own well and
is legularly tested for purity by
s'' bacteriologists, and the plant
is regularly inspected by the city
s-itut i ian.
'"Formerly we used city water
never water from the mill race
but some 20 years ao when
the water company had trouble
aver the quality of water then
trfketi from the Willamette we
drilled our own well and have
ined it ever since."
The Statesman i fclad to cor
rect any wrong inference that
might have teen drawn fi m Miss
Bui en's interesting stoiy f pre
elevtiic rtl'i iteration.
After Smoking,
Drinking, Eating
Onions, etc.
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Mr. Robert Laraon (Edith Echifferr) who was married
on July I art th Bthl Baptut church. Th brid i the
daughter; of Mr. and Mra. Trad P. Schlffarar of Turnar and
tha groom i tha son oi Mr. Gilbart Laraon of North Long
Beach, Calif. (Jtan-Miiler).
A Baptismal
Ceremony
Richard William and Christy
Louise, young children of Mr. and
Mrs. Williarn L. Phillips, jr., will
be baptized at a ceremony this af-
ternoori at tjie West Lefelle street
home of their grandparents, Mr,
and Mrs. William L. Phillips.
Dr. Chester W. Hamblin will
perform the 2:30 o'clock ceremony
and godparents for the children
will be Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Loucks.
A small reception for the imme
diate family will follow and also
present will be the maternal
grandpnrents, Mr. and Mrs. John
R. Polk.
New Glub Has
First Kleeting
A newly formed club for girls
working ii private homes held its
first meeting at the YWCA on
"Monday night. The program and
meeting wefe held in the yard of
the YW, and refreshments cooked
over the outdoor fireplace.
-Mr?.! Katherine B. Hughes will j
be the volunteer leader and Mis
Jean Clericp the staff member in
charge. All girls working in homes ;
are welcome to attend the meet
ings which will be held the sec
ond and fourth Monday of each
month at the YWCA at 7:30 p. m.x
At Monday night's meeting a ,
disc ussion of the etiquette of Intro
riucts Was conducted. In the meet- 1
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ings to follow, other discussions of
educational value will be held.
Severat men friends of the jrls
attended the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Jena Hughe are
on a camping and fishing trip at
Wallowa lake and with them are
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Devers and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed f
t Portland.
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Newcomer
Is Honor
Guest
Mrs. Phillip W. Allison was
hostess for a delightful informal
tea Wednesday afternoon at her
Fairmount Hill home for the plea
sure of a newcomer in the capital,
Mrs. 4 Lewis Scott, who will be
remembered as Jean Sersanous,
formerly of Portland. Mr. Scott
is now with the state highway
department here.
A group of mothers and daugh
ters were bidden to greet the n v
comer. The honor guest's mother.
Mrs. A. F. Sersanous of Portland,
who formerly lived here, was
down for the ocasion.
Mrs. O. K. DeWitt presided at
the tea urn and assisting wete
Mrs. Paul Lard on and Mrs. Wal
lace Bonesteele. Arrangements of
pastel summer flowers were used
about the rooms.
Visitor Feted
At Party
Mrs. Clinton Standish was host
ess for a salad luncheon on Wed
nesday afternoon at her North
Church street home in compli
ment to her house guest. Mrs. Wil
liam Schultz of McCook. Nebra
ska. Mrs. Schultz, who formerly
resided here, and her son. Billy,
arrived in the capital last week
end and will be here a fortnight.
Bridge was in play following
the luncheon hour and bouquets
of summer flowers were used in
decorating. Honoring Mrs. Schultz
were Mrs. Daniel Hay of Portland,
Mrs. Ira Fitts. Mrs. J. Irvine Cap
linger, Mrs. Arthur Binegar. Mrs.
Charles Foulger. Mrs. Gregory
Lancaster. Mrs. A. A. Hager, Mrs.
Elmore Hill. Mrs. Rov Mink. Mrs.
John Ficklin, Mrs. Tom Wolga
mott and Mrs. Standish.
Mrs. Schultz will be an honor
guest tonight when Mrs. Ira Fitts
entertains her bridge club at her
South Commercial street homa.
Newcomers) Welcomed
Newcomers being welcomed in
the capital are Dr. and Mrs. Wood
son Bennett and three children,
Susan, Woodson. Jr., and Steven,
who is two months. The Bennetts
moved her this weak from Port
land and he will ba associated
with Drs. Garnjobst and Ha worth.
Tha Bennetts have taken a house
on Breys avenue.
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Shakespearean Gift Dr. Elmo N. Stevenson (center),
president of Southern Oregon college, receives a gitt as
nucleus of a Shakespearean library piesented by the Dra
matists' Alliance oi Stanford iniv?rsity through Robert E.
Dodge (right), president of the Oregon Shakespearian
Festival association, while festival founder and producing
director Angus L. Bowmer voices approval. Special w9
will be mad-? oi th c.1 on during th Shake.peat
Summ?r srhoo! to be held at Southern Oregon beginning
on Jujfe 13.
Au Revoir
Tea Today
Mrs. Layport and Mrs. Louis
A..deron will entertain inform
ally at tea this afternoon at the
former's home on Chemeketa
street in compliment to Mrs. Lynn
Fortsch, who is leaving soon with
her two sons for Boise. Idaho to
live. Mr. Fortsch left Salem six
weeks ago to take over his new
position.
Members of Chapter BF, PF.O.
of which Mrs. I ortsch is a member
have been bidden to the farewell
party. Mrs. E. G. Sanders will pre
side at the tea urn. Arrangements
of summer garden flowers will
provide the decorative not.
Secretary af Stat and Mrs.
Earl T. Newbry and daughter,
Shirltt, are leaving this week for
Chicago and will return by way
of Yellowstone park and Cana
dian resorts. They will be away
two weeks.
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M omen Society nl World Service
Kn;leood United Bicthren church
, with Mr. rinvd Quer. ISIS Nebrsk
115 p in
Neitbori of Woixlrraft Thimble club
I no-hosl picmr dinner. ith Mr O. L
Scott. i:hW S. Liberty t . 1J 15 p m.
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Wbne Cross circlM at Women Mi-
iionarv mociety of Calvary Bantt
j rhurch meet with Mrs. L. C. Thomp
son. 405 Watne Iri, 10 am.
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SniAiirners It lliiv "
SOjOUniCrS IO I lay x
Thomas Bagan is chairman of
today's meeting of the Sojourners
which will be held "at the Salem
Woman's clubhouse at I o'clock.
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,fternoon of bridge. I hi remain-
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Arthur Lewis. Mrs. Theodora
Lynrt and Mrs. Robert t'pson.
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