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t)r. Paul BeaL associate protes
tor of romantic languages at Wil
lamette university, will be the
guest speaker at the luncheon
meeting of the Salem branch. Am
erican . Association of University
Women Saturday afternoon at the
Marion hotel at one o'clock. His
subject Is "A Visit to Mlssen
bour." which is the estate of Ma
rie Gevers, author and member of
the Royal Belgium Academy of
Literature. The estate is situated
near Antwerp, where Dr. Beal was
a (uest this summer durinf his
tour of Europe.
Reservations for the luncheon
may be made by calling Miss E
lzabeth Russum or Mrs. J. M. Dev
ers by Friday noon. Hostesses for
' the first fall meeting, at which
Miss Elise Schroeder will preside,
are Miss M i r p a h Blair. Mrs.
Charles A. Cole, Mrs. Maynard
Nelson, Mrs. Earl Pearcy and Mrs. .
William R. Newmyer. Mrs. H.
Gordon Carl is chairman of the
hospitality committee. Mrs. Wal
do O. Mills is decorations chairman
for the branch and has appointed
Mrs. John A. Jelderks in charge
of decorating for the first lunch
eon. At Home
Today Mr. and Mrs. Richard A." Meyer
are entertaining with .an informal
at-home today at their Belmont
street residence with friends be
ing invited to call between 3 and 9
.o'clock. The affair is being arran
ged in honor of the Meyer's silver
wedding anniversary and for Cap
tain and Mrs. Vtrden E. Hockett,
who have Just recently returned
Jrom aipan.
Town Club Dates Set
Announcements were received
this week by Town club members
telling dance dates fcir the coming
season. Formal dances will again
be held at the Marion hotel with a
snack bar a feature of the evening.
Saturday, October 22 is the date
for the first dance; and others are
on December 10, February 18 and
April 8. Robert Drager is president
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Miss Elise Schroeder, president of the Salem branch, American
Association of University Women. This is the first in a series of pic
tures and articles of presidents of the larger women's organizations in
the city to be featured each Sunday in the women's section during the
winter. r f '
Miss Schroeder; will preside at the first meeting of the branch on
September 24 at the Marion hoteL The branch holds monthly lunch
eon meetings the third Saturdayduring the winter, with two evening
meetings also scheduled," The branch was organized here in 1922 and
now has a membership pf 240 college women, Purpose of the organ
ization is to unite college women of the Salem area for practical edu
cational work and the 'maintenance of high standards of education
and to cooperate with the. national association of AAUW in its general
work. The branch contributes annually to scholarship and fellowship
funds and last year founded the Beryl Holt fellowship award. Study
groups play an important part in the organization, winch are open
to non-college women and to all interested persons in the community,
who are not members of AAUW. (Kenneu-Ellis photo).
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Miss Curtis
Engaged
Mrs. Grace Curtis is announcing
the engagement of her daughter.
Miss Leona Curtis; to Warren
Paynter, son of Mr, and Mrs- Fred
Paynted, all of Salem.
No date has been selected for
the wedding.
Miss Curtis is
'Angel academy
ployed at Woolworth's. Her fiance
attended Salem high school, served
in the navy and is now employed
by the fire department
Miss Carolyn Canon became the
bride of Austin H. Wilson. Jr, at
1 lovely afternoon ceremony on
Saturday at the First Congrega
tional church. The bride 1j the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C I
Carson and -the benedict's parents
art the senior Austin H. Wilsons.
It was at 4 o'clock that Dr. Seth
Huntington performed the cere
mony before the decorated altar
of; white gladioluses and dahlias
Miss Edith Fan-ham was the solo
ist and Jean Hobson Rich the or
ganist. J
James W. Carson escorted his
sister down the aisle and gave her
in marriage. Her wedding gown
was of blush pink satin fashioned
with a full gathered skirt termin
ating in a long train, fitted bodice
with sweetheart neckline and long
sleeves. Two clusters of stephan
otis held in her place her finger
tip length veil which was edged in
lace. She carried a white Bible
marked, with a lavender orchid
and streamers of stephanotis.
Mrs. Douglas Armstrong was the
matron of honor and wore a white
marquisette frock over a pale
green satin slip fashioned with a
shawl .collar and short sleeves.
Miss Ruth Skinner, the bridesmaid,
wore a similar dress, only of pale
green marquisette over green sat
in. They carried cascade crescent
shape bouquets of ivory gladiolus
es tied with yellow net and ribbon.
Miss Lee Steinbeck and Miss De
lores Bauer of Portland, in pale
green satin dresses, lighted the ta
pers. Attend the Groom
. Lloyd Anderson of Roseburg
stood with the groom as best man
and seating the guests were Sichel
tHmkle,-jr and Napoleon Rocque,
junior.
The newly weds greeted their
guests at a reception in the fire-
place room. Mrs. William H. Mc
Clain and Mrs. Charles Coleman
presided at the coffe urn and Mrs.
Eugene I. Foster cut the bride's
cake. Assisting were the Misses
Mary McClain, Carol Herrmann
and Ruth Mellbye, Nancy Kettle
berg and Margaret Wood of Port
land, Mrs. Wayne Struble of Eu
gene, Mrs. James Woodroffe and
Jjie couple left for the south on j "
their honeymoon, planning to vis- i Karl Mattern and Raymond East-
it in San Francisco, Santa Cruz and$ wood at University of Kansas,
school of fine arts and with Le
Roy Greene. Though a lawyer by
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Luncheon 'to
Fete Leaders
Plans are now underway for the
annual campaign tp. be conducted
by the women's division of the Sa
lem Community Chest in which
several hundred women will take
part Serving as chairmen of the
women's division this year are
Mrs. Robert W. Wilson, Jr, Mrs.
George Spain and Mrs. Elmer
Church. The drive actually gets
underway October 4 and officially
ends on the 14th.
Leaders have already been se
lected by the chairmen and they
in turn win choose their captains.
On Wednesday the three chairmen
have Invited their leaders to a one
o'clock luncheon at the Court street
home of Mrs. Conrad Paulson, who
was last year's chairman. Follow
ing the luncheon Joe Dodd, chair.
man or the Community Chest drive
will speak as wiU Charles Barclay,
public relations chairman for the
drive.
Fifteen leaders will work direct
ly under the chairmen and invited
to the luncheon are Mrs. Jasper
Button, Mrs. William C. Dyer, Jr.,
Airs. Maurice rt. saffron, Mrs.
Bert Walker, Mrs. Charles S. Mc
Elhinny, Mrs. Fred W. Pickhard,
Mrs. Charles D. Wood, Mrs. Klony
Smith, Mrs. Elmore Hill, Mrs. Fred
Snider, Mrs. Robert W. Gormsen.
Mrs. Robert Upson, Mrs. William
Loewen, Mrs. E. C Stinnette and
Mrs. Virgil Pade.
First meeUmr ef the season for
St Anne's Guild of ST. Paul's Epis
rofaj, church will bt Monday after
noon' at', the Center street home o
Mrs.' Kenneth Power at 2; o'clock.
Assisting hostesses are Mrs. The
roa Hoover, Mrs. Paul Larder
Mrs. Robert Brcnnan, Mrs, Robert
M. Fischer, Jr, Mrs. Louis Gerlhv
get and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson. Mrs.
Bertram Thomson is president of
the guir this year. j
Saleas Writers else will sseel
Wednesday night at the YMCA at
1M o'clock for the first fall meet
ing. Mrs. Flora Znders and Mrs,
E. M. White are co-hostesses. r
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Children;
of pre-ch.oc4 acje. mar enroll
for close Instruction la mu
sic drawing, expression -
Frederick Wilson
Studio
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Ph. X-45IS
Mrs. LaVern Hiebert (Janice Middleton), who was mar
ried at the First Methodist church on September 10. The
bride is the daughter of Mrs. E. L. Crawford and the groom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nels E. Hiebert The newlyweds
will live in Salem. (Jesten-Miller).
Gallery Opens
New Exhibit
Paintings, many of them of Ore
gon, by the artist James M.' Haugh
ey are being shown in an exhibit
at the Gallery by the Sea at De
Lake beginning today. The artist
Wedding Today
the California beaches. For going
away the new Mrs. Wilson wore
a' persimmon handknit suit with
Kelly green topcoat and black
suede accessories. After Septem
ber 26 the couple will be at home
injCorvallis on Second and Tyler
streets, while both are complet
ing their senior year at Oregon
State college.
- pr. and Mrs. Maynard Sniffer
and Dr. and Mrs. Horace McGee
returned home Saturday from a
fortnight's motor trip which took
them north to Vancouver and Vic
toria, B. C, Seattle, Port Angeles,
Spokane and eastern Washington
cities.
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Montana. Oregon and Massachus
etts. The gallery is open daily ex
cept Monday, from 1 30 to 5:30.
Friendship nlfht for Salem
chapter, OES, will be observed at
the meeting of Chadwick chap
ter, Order of Eastern Star Tuesday
night at the Masonic temple at 8
o'clock. Initiation will also be. a
highlight of the session and pre
siding will be Mrs. D. M. Eby and
Jason Frizzell, worthy matron and
patron.
The wedding of Mrs. Lucille
Garner of Salem and. Henry Fort
of Lebanon will be read at Four
Corners community hall today at
2 p.m.
Mrs. Garner is a member' of the
I Chin-Up club and Mr.'Fort is a
j sustaining member. They will re
! side in Salem.
I Mr. and Mrs. William C. Dyer.
jr., left by car Saturday for a two
weeks trip south, which will take
them to Reno, Woodland and San
Francisco. In the bay city they will
be registered at the Fairmont ho
tel and he will attend the national
convention of the Military Order
t. me Worh Wars as Oregon's
delegate.
EtekU clab will bold its first
fall meeting Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. Clifton Ross, 1335
N. 4th street. Mrs. W. W. Chadwick
wittshow colored pictures of her
trip to Alaska this summer. Assist
ing hostesses are Mrs. Addison
Lane, Mrs. George Sehon and Mrs.
H. W. Elgin.
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