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Cams Dance
Event of
Tonight
Cam elub members will hold
their first dance i me season
tonight at Glenwood ballroom
with Glenn Woodrjr's orchestra
playin for dancing.- The old and
new officers will be hosts for a
snack bar at 9 o'clock preceding
the dance at the ballroom and fol
lowing -the semi-formal affair
there will be a no-host supper at
Chuck's Steakhouse tor club
members. ".-'
The club-roster Is as follows:
Messrs. and Mesdames Russell
Bright, D. C. Buckner, Tom Bow
den, Dayl Burres, Charles Boy
er, H. E. Bogardus, John Coomler,
E. J. Church, Reed Carter, Ed
ward Christy, Clifton Cass, C. W.
Davis, Joe Di Filippi, Fred Davis,
Maurice Ebner, C. E. Emerson,
Clarence Field, Lester Geer, Neil
Greene, Sam K. Hughes, H. E.
Hartley, Howard HewitvJCenneth
Hill, Reuben HiMcker,
Robert Irvin, Dale Johnson, Val
Johnson, Arnold Jarvis, E. M. Jar
vis, C. R. Jarvis, Daryl F. Jones,
Don Jarhans, Clarence Johnson,
Nick Klein, Ralph Kinzer, Harry
' Kessler, Louis Lorenz, W. J. La
Roche, Chester Langtree, Leon
ard Gottfried,- Elmer McMillan,
Roy A. Maden, Arley Markin,
George Maurer, Harold Muhs,
James Mosolf, Robert B. Marr,
Lawrence Moorman,' Wilbur Mc
Cune, - ' ' '
A. C. Newell, Harry Needham,
Roy Olsen, Lee Ohmart, J. Ol
son, Melvln Propp, 'Carroll Rob
inson, R. B. Ramage, Jack Rei
mann, Ted Rounds, George Riach,
Ben Reimann, Vern Reimann, Joe
Richie, C. W. Savage, Donald
Steppe, William Stewart, Mark
Speer, Edward C. Smidt, W. J.
Sullivan, Glen Savage, Jack Scott,
Richard Sharer, Lawrence Stod
dard, Paul Slaughter,
Vernon Thompson, Robert Up
son, John Vernon, Milo Van Hou
ten, Earl Viesko, John R. Wood,
Arnold Warner, Wendell Will
marth, E. W. York, Mrs. Rosalie
Porter and Miss Dorothy Keeby.
Monmouth, Rites
Of Interest
MONMOUTH A wedding of
interest here occurred Sunday,
October 2, at Smithfield when
Mrs. Lila Ralph of Dallas was
married to Hardin Francis Smith
of Smithfield. The Reverend John
Hood of Independence- read the
service in a settlBfT ftf autumn
flowers, at the home of- Mr. and'
Mrs. Milton Barth at two o'clock.
Mrs. Harold Kriegon. niece of Mr.
Smith sang with Mrs. Thomas
Gilman, McMinnville, at the piano.
The bride wore a beige suit
with brown accessories and pink
carnation corsage. Her attendant
was Mrs. Avalon Eaton, McMinn
ville, sister of th groom, wear
ing ju. wine-red suit and white
carnation corsage. Harold Smith
was best man for his brother.
Mary Barth, the groom's niece,
seated the guests.
A reception followed, arranged
by Mr. Smith's five sisters: Mrs.
Barth, Mrs. Jack Flanagan, Mrs.
Clarence McCrow, Mrs. Ray Tall
man, and May Smith.
After a California tripMr. and
Mrs Smith will reside at the
family home, which is being re
modeled on Mr. Smith's large
farm at Smithfield. .
Harvey H. Stanton and Mrs.
Leana Joyce, both of Salem, were
married at Monmouth, Tuesday
afternoon, October 18. Reverend
John Hash read the service.
The bride wore a green suit
with brown accessories and a cor
sage of autumn leaves. After a
short trip to Oregon beaches, the
couple will be at home In Salem.
Mrs. Clara Barry and William
Dodson were married October 11
at Dallas. The Reverend Clark
Enr read the service. Mrs. Barry
formerly resided at Langlois. Mr.
Dodson who has been in real
estate business at Rose Lodge and
Taft, plans to open a real estate
office in Dallas, where they have
bought a home on Ash street.
Hard Times Party
Sojourners and their husbands
will enjoy a hard times party and
box supper tonight at the May
flower hall at 6:30 o'clock. Mrs.
B. J. Cleary is chairman and as
sisting on the committee are Mrs.
Wendell Munson, Mrs. Sevret
Swanson and Mrs. Sam C. Camp
bell. Salem chapter. Order of East
ern Star will hold initiation rat its
regular meeting Saturday nighi at
the Masonic temple at 8 o'clock.
Friendship night will also be held
with members of Chadwick chap
ter, Woodburn and McMinnville
chapters tobe honor guests.
CLUB CALENDAE
rmroAT . i ' i
Barbara frietchi Tent. IHTV. meet
ing and social hour rth Mrs. -Jack
Cutler, 2270 Maple avenue. 2 pjn.
Sifma Chi mothers luncheon, chap
ter house eat Willamette campus, 2 p.m.
Eaalea card party at lod hall. S
pjn. ii I .
Aumsville Woman's i club with Mrs.
HushjCraif. IMS Breyman St., 2 pjn.i
P Matrons, 0ES. dinner meeting.
Golden Pheasant! SJO p.m. s
SATU&DAT I
ridelu class. Jason Lee church, eor
ered dish dinner and aortal evening
at church parlors. S:30 p.m. i
Salem chapter, OES. Maaonic Tem
ple. S p. m. Initiation, friendship
nlnht .
MONDAY I
Women of Rotary luncheon. Golden
Pheasant, 1 p.m.
Chapter AB. PTO. with Mrs. Morton
E. Peck. 1451 Court St.. 7:43 p. ra.:
TUESDAY I I ' I
Salem . Woman' club art program,
clubhouse, 2 p. jm.
AAUW garden study: group with Mrs.
H. I. Sargent. 225 Forest Hills Way.
JJO p; m. ' s i
American War Mothers social af
ternoon wuh Mrs. George Pro. 1913
Maple sve . 2 p. m.
WEDNESDAY ' I
Daughters of St. Elisabeth with Mrs.
Floyd W. Shepard, 1 o'clock luncheon.
First Presbyterian church Women's
association meet at church. 11 a. m..
executive board. 10 a. m. no-host
lunrhwn noon, s program.
THIRSDAY i
Town and Covin meet at Waller hall
2 p. m., tea following at Lausanne hall.
Bush Mothers club meet at school
auditorium. 1 pi m.
Sojourners, deosert luncheon. Salem
Woman's clubhouse. 1 p. m.
From Portland comes news of
the birth of a son,i Bruce James,
to Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Wel
ton (Meredith Davey) on October
15 at the Emanuel hospital. The
little boy has two brothers, Tho
mas and Richard. The grandpar
ents are Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wel
ton and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Davey,
and the great grandmother is Mrs.
A. H. Patchelt, all of Salem.
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Gordon
have left on a two weeks motor
trip to Nebraska to ; visit with her
mother and other relatives.
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MELVILLE T. WIRE
Etching Will
Be Subject
The art department of the Salen
Woman's club will present Mel
ville T. Wire, Oregon etcher and
landscape painter, to members and
guests, Tuesday, October i 28 at
two o'clock at the clubhouse. Mr.
Wire has searched every part of
picturesque Oregon and northern
California for his compositions,
which have been a recreation and
a passion for him.
He received his early training
in art at Willamette university.
S-me years ago he took up etch
ing at the University of Oregon.
About etching, Mr. Wire says. "It
gives me a satisfaction in artistic
creation that I have never had
before. It seems to be what I
Brideselect;
Honored at
Showers
Autumn brides-elect are sharing
in many prenuptial affairs.
Miss Wanda Hathaway and Mrs.
Muriel Cross were hostesses for a
personal shower Wednesday night
at the former's home on Hood
street in compliment to Miss Helen
Ritcbey, who will be married to
Donald Koonce at the First Con
gregational church on November
10.
After an informal evening a
late dessert supper was served to
twenty, friends of the bride-elect
Bouquets of chrysanthemums and
autumn leaves provided the deco
rative note.
Far Miss Kennedy
Miss Mary Kennedy of Indepen
dence, whose engagement to Ev
erett Price, jr.. has. been announc
ed, was honored at a pre-nuptial
was' seeking in art but did not
realize it"
Mr. Wire's work in this line has
been honored by being hung ' i
the Pennell exhibition. Library of
Congress, Washington, D.C. and
with the Society of American
Etchers, New York City. His etch
ing "Cabin By The River was
chosen by a nationally known in
surance company to inaugurate a
series of covers for the company's
magazine. Recently Mr. Wire's
etching "High Desert Valley" was
added to the permanent print col
lection of the Cleveland Art Mus
eum, Cleveland, Ohio. The group
of admirers and owners of his
etchings is rapidly enlarging not
only in the west but in eastern
states as well.
Midsummer of this year Mr.
Wire's etchings were on exhibi
tion at the Maryhill Museum of
Fine Arts at Maryhill, Washington.
Mrs. George Ailing, president
of the club, invites all interested
persons to attend the Tuesday
meeting.
Mrs. Gerald C. Richards is
chairman of the art department
with Mrs. George E. Allen, Mrs.
Robert L. Elfstrom, Mrs. Frederick
Leupold, and Mrs. Forest A. Pon
tius as her committee members.
party and shower -Monday night
wnen auss Margaret .sweetund
ana Miss Delores Hultman enter
tained at the former! borne.
Honoring Miss Kennedy were
Mrs, Frank Kennedy, Mrs. Everett
Price, Miss Hazel Price, Mrs. Don
ald Zahradnik, Mrs. Margaret
Gardner, Mrs. Miriam Sweetland,
Miss Charleen Kirchem, Miss Ar
lene Frogley, Miss Vonna McBride
and the hostesses.
Miss Hazel Price entertained re
cently for Miss Kennedy with a
miscellaneous shower feting the
honor guest.
Friendship
Night Held
Chadwick chapter 37, Order of
Eastern Star, observed friendship
night Tuesday .evening with nine
other, chapters as guests: Ramona
of Silvertont BarzillaL Albany; SL
Mary's, Corvallis; Cedar Scio;
Cascade, Springfield; 'Zenith,
Brownsville; Marguerite, Lebanon;
Willamette, Shedd, and No. 4, Cot
tage Grove.'
The worthy matron, Mrs. E. M.
Eby. and worthy patron, J. E. Friz-
re 11, were honored with a degree
by the Rainbow Girls and each
were presented a gift Those whose
birthdays are observed in October
were presented with a token ty
the worthy matron.
Honored in the East were past
worthy grand matron, Mrs. Paul
Hauser; Mrs. Vernita Cooley,
grand representative to the state
of Wyoming; Mrs. Evelyn Asboe,
worthy matron of Ramona chap
ter and Mrs. Phyllis Agnew, wor
thy matron of Berzillai chapter.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gaska were
initiated into the chapter. An in
strumental trio, composed of Mrs.
Fred Rawlins, Delbert Jepsen and
Fred Wilson, played several num
bers. An invitation was read from
Salem chapter to attend a recep
tion on Saturday evening, Novem
ber 12, in honor of their member
Mrs. William Merriott who is
grand chaplain of the Grand chap
ter of Oregon. Invitations were
also read to attend friendship
night at Salem chapter Saturday
evening, October 22 and Barzillae
at Albany on October 25.
The next meeting will honor the
worthy advisor of Rainbow. Mrs.
Wayne Henry.
Refreshments were served by
the following committee:
Mrs. Florence Taylor, Mrs. Em
ma Godfrey, Mrs. Amanda Guef
froy, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Davis,
Mrs. Ann Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Dickson, Mr. and Mrs. Ma
son E. ChappelL Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Coon, Mrs. Paul Acton, Mrs.
Pearl Collins and Mrs. Iva Acker
son. -P : i .
Tni Statesman, golem. Oregon, rrldory. October 21 1849 -7
Sorority Dances "
This Weekend
Two sorority dances will be held
on the Willamette university cam
pus this weekend with the Delta
Gamma formal ball to be held in
the "Flamingo Room" which is
the theme of their ball Saturday
between the hours of S:30 and
T
12 pjn. at the chapter houle. The ;
Alpha Chi Omega sent subpoenas i
from the sheriff for their "Police-;
man's ball" to be held tonight;
The house will be decorated to
represent a Jail cell. f
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pierce ef
Eugene will be in Salem this week
end as house gusts of Mr. and
Mrs. Karl B. KugeL
SEARS! PROVES LEADERSHIP WITH HOUSEWARE SAYINGS
On Etiquette
By Reberto Lee
Q. If one fails to hear name
in an introduction, is it all right
to ask the one who is making the
Introduction to repeat it?
A. Address your question to the
person being introduced to you. as,
Tm sorry, but I did not hear your
name clearly." ' - -
- Q. At-a wedding supper , where
should the father of the bride
groom be seated?
A. At the right of the bride's
mother.
Q. Is it proper to remove serv
ing dishes or dinner plates lint
from the table?
, A. The dinner plates should be
removed first from the table, then
the serving dishes..
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