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Chapler .
' Mrs. Ray H. Chapler, the new
house mother of Pi Beta Phi sor
ority on the Willamette univer
sity campus, will be , the honor
guest at a tea on Sunday after
noon at the State street chapter
house. Mrs. -Chapler is a former
Salem - resident, having gone to
schools here, but in recent ears
has been living in Portland. -'
Calling hours are from 3 to 3
o'clock and all campus students,
. faculty members, and Pi Phi
alumnae and mothers are bidden
to the . affair , to welcome 5 Mrs.
Chapler. v ' : -
In the receiving line will be
the honor guest. Miss Janet Stark,
Miss Martha Benard and Miss Sue
Mellor. : - - ;. . ; v.
Presiding at the tea urns will be
Mrs. Bertha Johnson. Mrs. Ken t
netn rotts, Mrs.- Ervin Potter, and
Mrs. James T. Brand. ;
Miss Nidde 'Haynes is general
chairman of the affair and assist
ing on the directorate are Miss
Dolores Banz, Miss Jo Ann Rich
ardson, Miss Mary Jo Wigginton
and Miss Joanne Oliver. .
President Will 7
Visit Lodge
Salem Rebekah lodge met with
Mrs. Luther Melton, noble grand,
presiding. - Committees were ap
pointed for the president's visit,
banquet committee, Mrs. R. A.
Garratt. Mrs. Ed Owen, Mrs. Ga
vin Hill; gift committee, Mrs.
Blanche Hull, Mrs. Charles Neu
batrer, Mrs. VJrgil - Parker; ' re
freshments, Mrs. M. W. Ready,
Mrs. Harry Vasey, Miss Lola Mc
Farlane, Mrs. Dae Stafford, Mrs.
Mary Hansen; decoration, Mrs.
Vernon Frohm. Mr rtnlHio Vvta
Mrs. Paul Heath; courtesy, Mrs!
Roy Pearce, Mrs. Lynn Hill, Mrs.
aviaaene Hubbard. -
Announcements wpri mari ttin
me meia Kno club wm meet to
night at 7:30 j. m.
The Past Noble Grands club
met Wednesday with Mrs, Virgil
Parker. The Willamette Encamp
ment will meet Friday night with
a covered dish dinner at 6:30. Next
Monday evening will be home
coming with a covered dish din
ner at 8:30, with a program fol-
lowing. . , , .
A Birthday Dinner :
Dr. Maynard Shiffer will be
honored on his birthday Saturday,
mgni at a ai nner ana Bridge party
at the Shiffer home on Boice st.
Mrs. Shiffer is-arranging the af
fair, and bidden are members of
their club including Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Berg, Dh. and Mrs. Charles
Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Wirtn, Mr. and Mrs. Russel E.
rrau, ut. ana am. Horace Mcuee
and the Sniff ers. ,
- ; Mrs. Ethel Vedder, stcrle
.madam president of the
auxiliary to FOE, who will
' be in Salem to attend the ;
local lodge's 20th anniyer- .
sary on Tuesday. A ban-;
quet has been planned in
her honor.
State Officer. ' V
To Be Honored
The ladies' auxiliary to FOE
lodge will celebrate its 20th birth
day at a party in Eagles' hall
Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. Char
ter members and past Madam
presidents will be honored during
the party. A special guest of the
auxiliary will be Mrs. Ethel Ved
der, state madam president. -'
A banquet is being planned for
6:30 at the Bright Spot for -Mrs.
Vedder's pleasure. Visiting mem
bers and officers from other auxi
liaries in the district have been
invited to the celebration.
Kappa Deltas Are .
Feted at Dinner
Kappa Delta alumnae were en
tertained at a buffet dinner Wed
nesday night at the home of Mrs.
Harris Lietz.-New officers were
elected and include Mrs. Norman
Edwards, president; Mrs. J. A.
Carlon, secretary-treasurer; Mrs.
Lietz, Panhellenic chairman, Mrs.
H. B. Collins and . Mrs. George
Bagnall, alternates.
Mrs. William Ashby and Miss
Leona Burgoyne were appointed
co-rush chairmen; Mrs. Peter
Stoltenberg, magazine chairman;
and Mrs. Floyd Colburn, publicity.
The Missionary society ef the
Keizer ' Community church will
hold a rummage sale and bazaar
today and Saturday at 339 Court
St.- ' ' .
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Nancy Farrar
Is Engaged
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Tarrar
are announcing the engagement of
their daughter, Nancy, to James L.
Sampson, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
James L. Sampson,' sr., of Port
land. No data has been set for the
wedding.
Miss Farrar, who attended Lew
is and Clark college, is employed
in Portland. Mr. - Sampson is a
graduate of Oregon State college.
Auxiliary Plans
Many-Events
Monday evening was the regular
meeting of the Ladies auxiliary to
Marion post 661, Veterans of For
eign Wars. Two new members
were initiated, Mrs. George Bern
hardt and Mrs. Leonard Francis.
Mrs. Clarence Forbis, Americanism
chairman, reported that four flags
had been presented to Grant
school. Mrs. Charles Hagen gave
report on the meeting of the Wom
en's council. Mrs. Joe Homeff er re
ported a profit of $91 from the
talent program given. The food
sale netted $34.68, and Mrs. C M.
Briggs reported $23.50 from the
parcel post sale. Mrs. Mary Gil
huly reported on the sale of Christ
mas cards.
The auxiliary voted to purchase
an electric dishwasher for the kit
chen. A dinner will be served to
the Coos Bay Oyster Grower's
association on Saturday, November
18. A membership party will be
held at the VFW hall on Novem
ber 28 at 8 pjn. All ladies eligible
to membership in- the auxiliary are
cordially invited. f
Members are asked to bring any
rummage they have to the hall be
fore December 2, the date of the
sale to be held at 226 North Com
mercial st Mrs. C M. Briggs is
chairman of a card party to be
held at the VFW hall on Decem
ber 5. i
Salon Meets For " "
Dinner jWed.
Marion county Salon 8 et 40
met for dinner Wednesday night
at the American Legion club.
Plans were made for the Christ
mas party on December 20.
After the dinner hour Mrs. 'Al
bert C. Gragg told of her recent
trip east and of her visit to the
National Jewish hospital in Den
ver. The hospital is for tubercular
patients and Is a non-paying in
stitution. The salon's project is
tubercular .children.
Missourians Meet
A turkey dinner was served
members of the Missouri club
when they met Tuesday with Mrs.
P. C Harland. Mrs. F. M. Hoyt was
elected! president, Mrs. Roy Car-'
ter, vice president, Mrs. Wad
Weekly, secretary - treasurer, and
Mrs. E. P. Kasson, press chairman.
The December 5 Christmas party
will be at the home of Mrs. C R.
Osborn, 4240 State street
Church Nuptials . .
Unite Couple
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SILVERTON t- The wedding of
Miss Charlotte Johnson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Johnson of
Silverton, "and Delbert B.-BIan ch
ard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G.
Blanchard of Sheridan, was solem
nized Friday night November 3, at
8 p.m. at the Immanuel Lutheran
church. The Rev. Joseph A. Luthro
read the ceremony. , .
Lighting the candles were Mrs.
Bruce Kilen of Eugene and Miss
Kathryn Loe, Silverton.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was gowned in white
slipper satin made with a tight
fitting bodice, . shawl collar and
long pointed sleeves. The skirt was
of white net gathered full at the
waistline over satin with an over
skirt of satin edged with white
cluny lace to form a full train. She
wore a veil of double silk net edg
ed with wide lace' and held in place
with a beaded headdress. She car
ried a white orchid . on a white
Bible. v . :
Mrs. Donald Boyle, jr of Port
land, matron of honor, wore a pale
green dress of silk marquisette
over satin and carried a nosegay of
small white and orchid chrysan
themums. Miss Virlee Kuhn of
Coos Bay, in. pale yellow'silk mar
quisette carrying a matching nose
gay, was bridesmaid. -
Peggy Jo Faver of Dallas and
Carolyn Shelton of McMinnville,
nieces of the bridegroom, were
flower girls. Niilo Koiver of Sher
idan was best man for his brother-in-law.
Ted Faver of Dallas was
the groom's other attendant. Ush
ers were William Beutler of Port
land, Sheldon Johnson of Scotts
Mills, and Earl Johnson of Salem,
brothers of the bride, and William
Fahlgren of Corvallis.
At the reception held at the
church social rooms Mrs. Carl Loe,
Corvallis, aunt of the bride, and
Mrs. Niilo Koiver, sister of the
bridegroom, poured, and Mrs.
Sheldon . Johnson and Mrs. Earl
Johnson cut the cake. Assisting
were Mrs. Gordon Henjum, Mrs.
Rholin Heater, Mrs. Daryll John
son, Allan Dahl, Donald Holm,
Miss Ann DahL Miss Mona Christ
iansen, Mrs. Jasper Dullum, Mrs.
Henry Christiansen, Mrs. Adolph
Johnson, Mrs. Charles Cross, Mrs.
Robert ; Heimerdinger, Mrs. Clif
ford Almquist Mrs. Marvin Rhein
holdt Mrs. Oscar Loe, Mrs. Her
man Gottschalk, Mrs. Henry John
son, Mrs. John Overlund, Mrs.
Oscar Overlund, Mrs. Albert Over
lund and Mrs. Riedar Poverud.
After a wedding trip to the coast
the couple will be at Corvallis,
where he is attending Oregon State
college and she is secretary In the
English department at the college.
VasV Matron im 'meet' a( l:sl
o'clock at the Golden Pheasant
for dinner. Hostesses will be Mrs.
Mem rearce, Mrs. Frances Byram,
Mrs. O. W. Emmons, Mrs.. E. L.
Hildreth, Mm. David Wright and
Mrs. Jessie Chalmers.
FRU1TLAND Mrs. Norman
Gydesen was hostess to the Fruit
land home extension unit at her
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home on Tuesday. Mrs. Carl taining. Mrs. Arthur Dalka and
Fischer and Mrs. Gydesen were I Mrs. Russell .Thomas demonstrat
project leaders for foods enter-' ed gift wrapping. . . '
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