Hair Stylist '
ils Speaker
Erich Laetsch, noted hair styl
ist and cosmetologist, who has re
cently come to Salem from New
.York, wis guest speaker at the
Salem Business and Professional
Women's club dinner meeting
Tuesday night at the Senator hotel.
Mr. Laetsch commented favorably
upon the well-groomed appear
ance of western women. "There is
- no excuse nowdays for any wo
man to be unattractive," observed
Mr. Laetsch, and he then pointed
out that the recognition of the im
portance of good grooming and
proper hair styling in achieving a
smartly groomed appearance at all
times has made cosemetology the
seventh largest business in the
United States today. The neces
sity of maintaining harmony be
tween the natural contours of the
face and feature and the style of
hair which frames the face was
stressed, by the speaker. He be
lieves that short hair, which nat
urally tends to give a woman "a
lifVi will be popular for about
two, more years in the present
style cvde.
Following his address, Mr.
Laetsch demonstrated two very at
tracti hair styles that could be
easily, lept neat and attractive by
the wearer at home. Mr. Laetsch
was introduced by Miss Margaret
Magee of the health and safety
committee, who was in charge of
the evening s program.
Mrv John Versteeg, president,
presided over a brief business
meeting. Miss Merle Dimick, leg
islative chairman, urged all BPW
clubwomen to register to vote if
they have not already done so,
She alio gave a resume of the re
cent address made in Salem by
Robert Ormond Case on the CVA.
Miss Ellen Schulte, a new mem
ber, was welcomed into the club,
Quests for the evening included
Mrs. Erich Laetsch,' Mrs.' June
Herrbn, Mrs. Frances PhelpsMiss
Gertrude Hacker, Mrs. Pat Lento,
Mrs. W. R. Newxnyer, Miss Dol
ores Ebner, Miss. Alma Schroeder,
Miss Charlotte Kendall, and Miss
Nanette Schmukl.
Amaranths Visit
Masonic Home
Grand Court, Order of the
Amaranth visited the Masonic
Old Peoples Home, at Forest
Grove, Sunday afternoon, Sep
tember 25. Several hundred were
in attendance. There were 23
grand officers and seventeen of
the nineteen courts in the state
were represented.
Fifteen royal matrons of the
various courts poured, assisted by
the grand representatives. Gifts
were given to each of the ninety
residents of the home.
Those attending from Salem
were grand royal matron, Mrs. J
B. Manning; James B. Manning,
royal matron of Hanna Rosa
Court; Mrs. W. Wilson, William
Wilson, royal matron of Cherry
court U. D., Mrs. Lyle McCauley,
Lyle McCauley, Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Slentz and children.
On Etiquette
By Egberts Lee
Q. Should a woman refer to her
husband as "Mr. Jones' when
talking with an acquaintance?
A. It would be better to say
"my husband," even when talking
with a stranger. "Mr. Jones" can
be reserved for the servants and
employees.
Q. How much tip should be giv
en to a check girl in a night club?
A. Twenty-five cents is the us
ual minimum.
Q. What is the correct way to
acknowledge an invitation to a
christening
A. Either by letter or telephone,
Mr: -Hudson ;.
Takes Bride
State Corporation Commission
er Maurice Hudson 'was married
in Carson City, Nev., Monday, to
Ivy Marlyn Swenwold, according
to a telegram received at bis of
fice Wednesday.
The bride has lived in Salem for
several years and was employed
as stenographer in a law office.
Mr. and Mrs. Hudson said they
would return to Salem next Mon
day. Mr. Hudson, prior to ap
pointment as corporation commis
sioner, lived in Portland.
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Offiper Speakis
To Secretaries
j
The first fall dinners-meeting of
the Salem Cascade chapter of the
National Secretaries' Association
was held in the Cherrian room of
the Senator hotel Monday night
The northwest vice-president,
Mrs. Dora McCoy, Of the Oregon
Trail Chapter of Portland, was
guest speaker. Mrs. McCoy spoke
on the "Ideals and Benefits of
NSA". She also gave the high
lights of the national convention
she attended last June, stating
that the National Secretaries' As
sociation was asked permission by
"Glamour Magazine" to dedicate
their January issue to NSA.
Miss Janet Ferguson, president
of the Portland chapter, outlined a
course on "Charm" to be present
ed by Maria Easterly Model School
of Portland, to the Salem group
this falL Guests from the Oregon
Trail chapter of Portland were
Mesdames Dora McCoy, Virginia
Morris, Jane Page, Martha Hiatt,
Misses Janet Ferguson, Mildred
Bybee, Agnes Courtney, and Betty
White.
Special guests from Salem were
Mesdames Lorraine Johnston,
Shirey Keeney, Gay Croghan,
Folk Visit,
Entertain at
Unionrale
Statesman News Sejfc.a
TJNIONVALE Mr. and Mrs.
Will Graham brought their father,
Sam Graham, Portland, to spend
several days at the Fred Withee
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stein
grube and children motored to
Waldport Friday and attendel the
Salmon Derby while there. Mrs.
Steingrube's mother, Mrs, William
Taylor and her uncle, Ed Taylor
went with them. They returned
home Sunday. "
Mrs. Leah Braat visited her i
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Lee and family at
Eugene last Sunday and Monday
and brought her granddaughter
Maxine home with her to spend
several days.
Lydia Withee of Salem spent
Sunday at the home of her Bar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Withee
Sr.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Knoche last Thursday
was her cousin, Mr. and Mrs
Victor Nelson of Menlo Park.
Calif.
Saturday, Mrs. Henry Knoche
and Mrs. Joe Beatty attended a
meeting of the Western Art
Teachers association held in Leb
anon. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Holt visited
in Waldport from Thursday nil
Sunday. Sunday afternoon they
attended a program at the Odd
Fellows Home in Portland, which
was in charge of the Carlton
lodge.
Visitors at the Fred Stockhoff
home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Jamie Zdlger and , tan, Mr. end
Mrs. Win StockhofX of Dayton
Prairie and her mother. Mrs. Par
risa of Lansing. Kansas who Is
visiting, her daughter and Mr. and
Mrs. Ersel Gubser.
Mrs. R. M. Rickey, who has
spent the summer with her
daughter Mrs. Fred StockhofX and
family, will leave Wednesday to
start for her home in Kansas
City. She will visit her sister in
Nebraska before returning home.
Visitors at the Edwin Rutsch
man home Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Lehman and Shirle of
McMinnville and Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Iiehman of Amity. The
men are nephews of Mrs. Rutsch-man.
Pearl Victor, Misses Edlyn Holnv
quist, Loretta Muhs, Mildred
Stookey and IdeHa McAdams.
Record Senior Class
Enrolls at Corvallis
OREGON STATE COLLEGE
The largest senior class in the
history of OSC was assured early
in this falls registration when at
the end of the first day 1472 sen
iors had enrolled, which was 200
more than the number of seniors
at the close of fall term last year.
Total enrollment will not be
known until later, though the
freshman class has proved larger
than expected. With the falling off
of veteran students a reduction of
around 10 percent has been est!
mated.
Drought Hits
Seoul, Korea
SEOUL Southern Korea,
land of abundant rainfall, has
been bit by a drought whkh men-
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