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Homecoming
At Willamette
Br Jeryme Enfllsh
ALUMNI KXTUKN . . . Each day
Vre hear of more Willamette uni
versity alumni who will be here
this weekend for the annual home
taminz festivities . . . The dedica
tion of the new McCuOoch stadium
And the Willamette-Hawaii gam
laturday afternoon ere attracting
I af the rradi back to the
Tamtwa There Is a full sched-
T,i. tnoti on the aaenda
, preview tour of the stadium to
he morning registration, alumni
urr"" at noon . . reception
onowinx the ame for the alum
it and the bomecomint dance in
gia eniitnr . . Dr- nd Mrs. G.
erheet Smith will be hosts for a
Conner party following the game at
Vniveralty Bouse for a group of
it-rf-mr attests here for the
stadium dedication ...
rreaa Spokane . . wffl e
the Dwtrht Aden and their
three children. Garden, Dwlght
aai Caret . . . they are driving
down and win attend their first
heaeeeeenlnv etnee graduation . . ,
while here they win make their
keadeaarters at the heme off her
. parents, the Gordon Blacks . . .
The sealer Blacks have just re
ceived word that their son. Cap
tain Gordon Black. USMC, is
leavim today for a new aa
elgmmeat at Le Jeune, North
Carolina . . He will be accom
panied by Ms wife and two chil
dren, Dtaae and Taylar . . . They
have been at Camp Pendleton,
CaEf and are driving cross
"eoantry ... Gordon will take
, farther sratntng la anti-aircraft
at LeJeane ...
Alae renaming . . . to Willam
ette for homecoming will be Dr.
and Mrs. GL G. Forbes and daugh
ter, Betty, of Mflwaukie ... After
- the homecoming ' luncheon and
'-avgame they will be dinner guests
of Mrs. Nora Thomosonv a sister
of Mrs. Forbes and Mrs. Olson
The Neil Shaffers plan to be down
from Kent, Wash. . . . Mr. and
: Mrs. George Montgomery win be
here from Portland as guests of her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Potts . , . Also from
Portland will come the . Junior
Joseph Harveys ... he is presi
dent of the Portland Willamette
alumni, the Thome Hammonds
and Kenneth Mannings, all for
mer Salem residents .-. .
Visitors-af mote . The Harry
Z. Ashfords and daughter. Sarah.
. . of Seaside are here .this week vis
ltinaT her - parents, - the Franklin
; Bishops . . . They wCI spend the
weekend fn Portland with friends
and attend the Washington-Oregon
State game ...
Expected . . In Salem Friday
to be gnests of the C. W. Parkers
will be the W. E. Chandlers of
Bend, formerly of Salem . . . they
will stop here enroute to Portland
to attend She Oregon State-Wash--
inetcn game on Saturday ... , '. :
From Boise . . . this weekend
will come Donna Ijochead. daugh
ter of the John S. Locheads . . .
She will be here lor the wedding
jBf Patricia Hale and Dean ADport
on. Saturday ... Donna, who has
been living in Boise since July,
wfll be accompanied by her par
ent on the return trip.
Invitations ... are In the maS
to a tea for which Mrs. George
. Bessman will he hotss on Fri
day, October 20 at her North
Capitol street home In eompH
meat to Mrs. Custer Ben, who
. leave mm a year's trip to Africa
and Europe la November ...
Newcomers . -:. . being- greeted
are Dr. and Mrs. James Seacat
and daughter, Laura, who recent
Iv arrived in the capital from
Nashville. Tenn, where he
7 pleted his residency m surgery .
They are temporarily residing at
I the home of his uncle -end aunt.
I Ai H. NoMgrens, until they find
i living accommodations ... At the
present the- Nohlgrens are on an
extended motor trip vijritin rela
tives and friends in South Dakota,
Tennessee, Illinois and Indiana
. . . they plan to be away until
the end of the month.
Tea, Dance on
-Auxiliary Slate ,
Reports of various activities of
"Salem Unit t.?6 of the Arnerican
Lctjion auxiliary were given at
a business eneetine hed "Vesdav
." evening at the Salem Woman's
club. Mrs. Ted Ullakko, president.
presiding.
Arrangements for the member-
ahiD tea were discussed. The tea
will be neld on Thursday after-
noon, October 19 between three
and six o'clock at the home of
Mrs. Homer Smith, sr, 75 North
Simmer street.
Mrs. Robert Irwin and Mrs. Har
old A. Sdwbert, co-chairman, an
nounced that the urit wPl sponsor
ar couon eance at the Four Cot-
; ners Cenwmmitv hall on Friday
evening. November 3. .
i Guests at the meeting were Mrs.
Jennie Morgan and Mrs. Gay Fa-
brv of Capital unit 9, and Mrs.
Wiiaa DeLaney. a new member.
Refreshments and a ooc'nl hour
concluded he evening "with Mrs.
Carroll VL He Wnscn and Mrs. Don-
aid Baker in charye.
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Mrs. Wilbert Ladd (Bette
Jean Bradley) whcjsa fall
xnarrlacje toolc placo at
(he First Conqregatlcihal
ciiurch. The bride Is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bradley of Rosa
Lodge and tha groom is the
son of Mrs. Ruth Ladd of
Wichita. Kansas and Ches
ter A. Ladd of . Salem.
(Steimonis Studio.
CLUB CALENDAR
THTTKSOAT !
DeMnlay Molhen noon luncheoa. aCa
sonte Temole. election.
Dine and Do club with Mrs. H. H.
Breneman. 1260 Cbemawa Hoad. no-
boei luncJneon. l p.m.
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; Here'a a trl S riany drrad oa
"Kcstaol Oiatment to rc"i?ve xoting
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it must food At U cnjr-isJv The
c ia mm i'I - ts. 'tr HI
Sofournen.
iihhnmr 1 sjn.
League of Women Voters sack lunch
with Mn. Hal DcSart. dooo.
f8olritual Sunflower etub with SCra.
rrank Lawa. S71 Union It, 1 to I I
rSUSAY
Merry Times crab with Mrs. C. J.
Hagen. 139 Duncan avenue. Ai aairt
luncheon. 1M p.m. '
Marlon county council. American
Legtoa and auxiliary, meet at St Paul.
p.m.
Gi
net Iditheran LadlM AI4 with Mia.
Pate Iermon. 260 park arena. pjn.
SATURDAY
FriendkhiD nichL Saienf chaotar.
OES. Maaonie Tatnpla, 8 poa.
HOMAV
Suanaa of Sicma Chi meet with, Mrs.
Otto I. WOaon. 2409 South Cottage
treat. S pjn.
Three Salem
Winners
Eighty women golfers, .members
of the Oregon women's Golf i
sodation, were here from aU parts
of the state on Wednesday at the
Salem Golf club for the month
ly OWOA tournament with the
Salem members as hostesses. Wo
came from Eugene, Corrallia,
Bend. Portland, Oswego. Hood
Kiver and The Calles. Twenty
Salem golfers partlctpatod ia tha
nine blind bole tournament.
Winners ere as follows: Cham-
plonshis Cight: low gross, alias
Lillian Schassen, The Dalles, 41;
low net, Mrs. Bichard Grubbs,
roruand, 49-9-39;
Class A: low gross, Mrs. 8. A.
Peters, Eugene. 45: Mrs. Charles
McDeritt. Salern, 49: low net. Mrs.
J. C Jones, Columbia, 47-t-S8;
Class B, low gross. Mrs, Howard
Wleklaund, Salem, 48; low net,
Mrs. S. B. Church, Oswego, 49-1
11-38;
Class C, low gross, Mrs. Zhner
Zrland, Klyerside, 53; Mrs. K..C
Kaufman, Oswego, 59; low net.
Mrs. Glenn -Stevens. Salem. 84-
14-40; Mrs. J. J. Dark, 54-14-40.1
Luncheon was served at the
clubhouse following the day's play
in honor of the visitors.
Fmal play on the fall tourna
ment will be completed during the
regular ladies day at the club next
Wednesday and at the business
session election of officers will be
held.
Model Meeting
For Rushees
A model meeting for rushees of
Alpha Epsilon chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi will be held at the
home of Mrs. James Marshall, 1494
Court street, tonight at t o'clock.
An opportunity will bo given
rushees to observe the business
procedures of the sorority the first
hour and this will be followed by
a program which will include a
discussion of sorority conduct by
Mrs. Donald Parker, purpose of
Beta Sigma Phi, Mrs. J. M. Cra-
croft, and accordion numbers by
Susanna Howell.
Refreshments, carrying out the
Halloween motif, will be served
by Mesdames Sam Campbell, Chet
nelson, J. H. Uis and Duane Jan
ice.
Guests will include Mesdames
John Paulus, Lowell Joseph, Wil
liam J. Ullman, ; Harold Nelson,
Ralph Atwood, Terrance Burke,
Mooert I. Dant, and the Misses
Lorraine Ilisle, Janice Keefe, Phyl-
is Stanborn, Alyce Mullen, Jean
Seiber and June Haugen.
Engagement Told
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Fry of
Turner are announcing the en
gagement of their daughter, Emma
Grace to Thomas D. Stuart, son of
Mrs. Zella Stuart of Salem. No
wedding date has been set.
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Family Dinrler
At Donaldson's
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar L. Donald
son, sr were dinner guests at
their home on Sunday In honor of
their children and grandchildren.
Those present were Mr. and 'Irs.
John L. Hall, Melvina and Johnny
of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. George
E. Donaldson, Jimmy and Cather
ine; Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Donald
son, jr., and daughter, Jill, and Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Gordenier, Ste
phen and Mary, who have recently
moved here from Portland to make
their home.
The gathering was also a fare
well for George E. Donaldson, who
left Wednesday for Fort Ord, Cel.,
zor active duty with the army re
servists, U J5. medical division.
Mrs. Emery TXobbs wta estcr-
um at Bridge ana a late supper
tonight at her South Winter street
homo in compliment to her dub.
Mrs. Oaybourne Dyer wd be an
tflflincntl Cttsjst,
Executive board
pf 'the'llnVeVi1
ican. Association ox Ut ersity
Women were entertained uesday
night at the home of Miss -.tildred
Christenson. Mrs. Ervin Potter
presided. Plans Were mad for, a
membership tea October 21 in the
Carrier room of the church, when
Dr. George Hocking will speak.
Pi Phi Breakfast
To Be Sunday
The annual homecominf break
fast of the PI Beta Phi alumnae,
Oregon Gamma chapter, Willam
ette university, will be held Sun
day morning; October IS instead
of Saturday as previously announ
ced. The affair win be held at the
chapter house on State street with
Mrs. Jackson Bliss, Forest Grove,
president, presiding. - -
Reservations tor the Sunday
breakfast should be made with
Mrs. Derld Bsrtruff or Miss Lois
alolcthr.
8tr&irthcldy
On Friday
Mrs. Kate Rogers, who has lived
here forty years, will celebrate her
98th birthday on Friday. HeT fri
ends are being asked to call dur
ing the afternoon between 2 and
4 o clock at her residence, 252
North Cottage street A birthday
cake will be presented the honor
guest,
Mrs. Rogers has four step-children,
Mrs. Julia Gregory of Salem,
with whom she made her home
until five years ago, a son and a
daughter in the east and a son
In Waldport She is In fairly good
health and Is a member of the
Baptist church.
Mrs, Douglas Chambers has In
vited members of her club to t
dessert bridge tonight at her Court
street boom. Additional guests wCI
bo Mrs. Kenneth Sherman, Mrs.
Wayne Eadley and Mrs. Bichard
Chambers.
' Friendship nlsht wfll be ab
served by members of Salem chap
ter Order df iEastem Star on Sat
urday night at the Masonic Tem
ple at 8 o'clock.' Presiding will be
Mrs. RusseU Beutler and James
1 Darby.
Junior CDA to
Give' Dance
Our Lady of Snows troop. Jun
ior Catholic Daughters met Tues
day night at the home of Margaret
Bach. Officers were elected in
cluding Mary Cecile Rocque, pres.
ident; Colleen Maxwell, vice pres
ident; Meredith Hayes, secretary;
Kathleen Dardis, treasurer; Mar.
garet Bach, scribe. The officers are
all students at Sacred Heart Aca
demy.' Plans were discussed for a dance
to be given on Friday by the troop
at St Joseph's halL The theme
will be "The Barn," with guests
to come dressed accordingly. Re
freshments were served by the
hostess, assisted bj her other,
Mrs, L. P. Bach.
Mothers Me&rfcrt
er sHouse
Pi Beta ;pfci mothers -were en
tertained at the chapter house on
State street Tuesday afternoon at
the first f aU meeting. Mrs. Blanche
Proctor, the newly elected presi
dent presided. Plans were made
for entertaining the mothers of
new pledges at the November
meeting. The group voted to
change the regular meeting date
to the second Monday ox each
month.
At the tea hour Mrs. Warn
Price poured. Attending were Mrs.
Samuel B, Gillette of Kent Wash
Mrs. H. E. Ashford of Seaside
Mrs. Robert G. Brady, Mrs. Frank
lin Bishop, Mrs. Carl Schneider.
Mrs. Solon . Shinkle, Mrs. Wayne
Price, Mrs. Dolph Craig, Mrs.
Blanche Proctor, Mrs. Arthur Ups
ton, and the new house mother.
Mrs. Bay Chipler.
Tawn and Castatry ainb hi
bars wUl be entertained at a
bridge luncheon this afternoon ai
the home of Mrs. Prince WTByri
on Chemeketa street
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