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I Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Schwengel (Vemetta Herr) who were
married on November 18 at the j Emmanuel; Mennonite
church at Prarum. The kride is the daughter of the larenca
Hem and the groom is the son of Mrs. Lydia SchWengel. The
newlyweds, will live on a farm at Hazel Green. (McEwan
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Panhellenic
Luncheon
All Grek letter women In the
city arc invited to attend the open
luncheon meeting of the City Pan
hellenic on Friday afternoon, De
cember 2 at Chuck's Steakhouse
at 1 o'clock. This will be the se
cond open meeting of the group
since its organization nearly a year
ago.
The guest speaker will be Mrs.
Golda Wickham, dean of women
at the University, of Oregon, and
she will talk to the group on rush
ing. ,
Mrs. George S. Hoffman is pre
sident of the group and will pre
side at the meeting. The commit
tee in charge of arrangements in
cludes Mrs. Stuart' Thede, chair
man, Mrs. William Healy and Mrs.
. E. Beckman. Those wishing re
servations are asked to call Mrs.
Thede or their sorority represen
tatives. . .
x Officers of tke City Panhellenic
and the representatives are as fol
lows: Mrs. Hoffman, Kappa Alpha
Theta, president; Mrs. F. J. Fur
man, Kappa Kappa Gamma, vice
president; Mrs. Clark Brown, Del
ta Delta Delta, secretary; Mrs. Stu
art Thede, Alpha Gamma Delta,
treasurer; Mrs. Douglas Parker,
Alpha Chi Omega; Mrs. Sydney
, Kromer, Alpha Phi; Mrs. William
Healy. Alpha Xi Delta: Mrs,
George Hill, Chi Omega; Mrs.
Clayton Foreman. Delta Gamma;
Mrs. William Foster, Delta Zeta;
Mrs. Ernest Hobbs, Gamma Phi
Beta; Mrs. Harris Lletz, Kappa
Delta; Mrs. E. E. Beckman, Sigma
Kappa; Mrs. Ervin Potter. Pi Beta
Phi; Mrs. Charles Marshall, Zeta
Tau Alpha; and Mrs. Robert M.
Fischer, jr., Phi Mu.
Mrs. Lester C. MeLeod has In
vited members of her club to a
bridge luncheon Monday after
noon at her North 13th street
home-
Drama Group Meet
The 'drama section of the liter
ary group of the Salem Woman's
club will meet at 1p.m. Tuesday,
according to Mrs. George Ailing,
president. 'Anyone interested, is
welcome to attend the session
which! will be held at the Salem
Woman's clubhouse.
The I speaker will be1 Euane B
Hill, instructor of speech and dra
ma at Willamette university. Prof
Hill will talk on some aspects of
the 20th century American the
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Bridal Plans
Revealed j
.Missi Audrey Merrick, who will
be married on Sunday, December
11 to Richard Plank, has announced-
members of her bridal party.
The ceremony will take place at
the First Congregational church
at 3 o'clock with Dr. Seth Hunt
ington) officiating- The reception
will be held in the fireplace room.
Mrs.j Calyin Welch : and Miss
Barbara Smith will light the can
dles. William Bush will be the so
loist ahd Mrs. James Smart will
be the! organist '
The ibride-elect. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence F. Merrick,
will b given in marriage oy her
father.) She! has asked Mrs. Ches
ter Merrick to be her; matron of
honor) and' Miss f, Irene Johnson
and Mrs. Ralph Valdez will serve
as bridesmaids- Jack Smith will
stand with the beriedict-elect as
best man and ushers will be Ches
ter Merrick, Daniel Headrick and
Thomas Burbee. ;.- ,
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