8 The Statesman. Salem, Oregon, Friday. May 25. 1351 A round Town..., By Jeryme English PARTY TIME ... . On the agenda for this afternoon is the informal tea to honor Miss Enid Wolcott, new executive secretary of the Willamette area council of Camp Fire Girls. . . . she arrived in the capital last week from Omaha, Nebraska, to take over new duties. ... The affair will be held at the Willard Day home in Candalaria Heights with membeers of the SiJem District council of Camp Fire Girls as hostesses . . . calling hours are from 2 toj4:30 o'clock., . Annual moskal;. . . and silver tea to be given on Sunday after noon by members of Mu Phi Ep silon, national music honorary on the Willamette university campus. ... The program, featuring "Music Through the Ages," to-be presented at Waller Hall at 2 o'clock with a reception and, tea following in the recital hall of the music building between 3 and 5 o'clock. . . Jodie Johannaber, president of the hon orary, is general chairman of the affair and Miss Jean Farquharson is advisor to the group. . . Others assisting with arrangements are Cay Simmons and Jodelle Parker. Tea Time . . . on Thursday af ternoon at the Wallace Carson ' heme on Islie street with Mrs. Carson and her son. Wallace, jr, entertaining with their annual tea in compliment to his teachers ... additional truest were a group of mothers of Wallace's school friends. . . Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. E. E. Bragg, grandmother of the young host, Mrs. - Allan Carson, Miss Beryl Holt and Mrs. Leah II cue. . . The tea table centered with a pretty bouquet of mixed spring flowers 2 . I A 1 L - JM . 1-41 about the rooms: Mrs. John C.g- PlCOlO StUdeiltS neii. airs, wuiiam ueeney. airs. ' . -mdjt I For a visitoi ... Miss Clara Mrs. Margaret Rawlins will pre- Mielke, formerly of Salem and now sent her piano; students in their SOCIETY- CLUBS MUSIC ' 1 1 ' -. - j I - HI . t f - , , : . , - ' ' " - fc. - ' : - $ , . V - r ; ' f v ' J " jSy " ; il If , - f Ready With armloads of poppies ore these VFW auxiliary ladies for the annual poppy sale this Friday and Saturday on downtown Salem streets. From left are Mrs. Joseph Hopkins, Mrs. Cornelia Osborn, Mrs. Mary Gilhuly, land Mrs. Roy Simpson, all members of Marion Post No. 661, VFW auxiliary. Proceeds from sale of the VFW Buddy Poppy will be usejd for veteran rehabilitation arid the VFW veterans home. On sale at the same time will be the American Legion Flanders Field poppy. (Statesman photo.) living in Los Angeles, has been visiting in the capital at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mason. . . Tuesday afternoon Mrs. F. Ivan Brown entertained informally at tea for Miss Mielke and a few of her Salem friends. . . The visitor is leaving today for the south, stop- annual recital on Sunday at the Englewood church at 17th and Ne braska streets. The program will I begin at 1:30 o'clock and the public is invited to attend. I Students appearing on the pro gram will be Lolita Morris, Sharon Barker, Judy At wood, Joyce Stet- tler, Sharon Plessinger, Wallace ping enroute at Klamath Falls to I Dumler, Marilyn Shafer, Sharon visit another sister, Mrs. Royal Shaw, also a former Salem resi dent; Grand finale . . . for the Gate Swingers was their square dancing party on Thursday night at the Wheatland grange' hall. Nearly 80 . attending the affair with a number of former members and guests bid den. . . A buffet supper following an evening of dancing. . . The com mittee in charge included Mrs. Pearl Blue, Mrs. Dorothy Olson and M. L. Salchenberg. . . Two parties ... today at the Richard Jones home on North Winter street ... At noon their daughter, Cheryl, will entertain her second grade class at Garfield school with a pienie in the gar den. . . Accompanying the young sters will be their teacher, Mrs. James W. Callaway. . . After j school the Jones' second daughter, Patty, will celebrate her eventh girls of the first grade to her home. . . Tenth birthday ... party for Barbara Roth, daughter of the Ed ward Roths, on Saturday after noon. . . The group coming to the Roth home for luncheon with a line party following. . . Barbara's guests will be Mary and Cathy Campbell, Sally Jo Joseph, Ann Strain, Ann Lenhart, Carol Stolk, Sharon Carr, Nancy Otto and Susan Boring. . . A luncheon . . . and line party for Jeanne Scales on Saturday af : ternoon . . . the occasion to cele brate her eighth birthday. . . The trrouD having luncheon at the - North 13t& street home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Scales. . . . Honoring Jeanne will be a group of her neighborhood friends ... oauy ana cnruij rtusiCK, wau et Chaffee, Cheryl Sahnow, Mary DeFrance, David and Stevie Cham bers, Shannon and Connell Dyer nd Reid English. . . Travel notes . . . Mrs. E. V. Fortmiller left by plane Thurs day night for her home In Osseo, Wisconsin ta visit with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. Sigurd Sev son. for several weeks ... Mr. and Mrs. 9. Ronald Hndklns A week end ... in Seattle for and children, Margo. Charles and John, who will make the trip by train, leaving Saturday morning. . . . They will stay at the Ben jirain Franklin hotel and will also visit with friends while in Seat tle. . Primary purpose of the trip 1 is a train ride for the children. . . Returning ... to Fort Worden, , JVash.. this week to join Lt. Kelty were Mrs. John Kelty and child ren, Christine, Jane and John, who hve been in the capital the past iew weeKs visiting ner parents, ir. nd Mrs. T. J. Brabec. . Visiting ... in the capital for week is Mrs. Lewis West of Berk eley, Calif, who is at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. MM Mrs. cMr W Twv. 1i- ami with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wassam. . . Hostesses Fete Miss Gamble MT. ANGEL Pessy Wyffels. i violet Hoffman and Gerry Traeg- t were hostesses at the Charles Wyffels home Thursday night for surprise bridal shower m com pliment to Delores Gamble whose marriage to Wallace Ztelinski of Uolal!. rn W . T m -v 'uii. wua w mil cvcui ui unc ... Guests were Miss Gamble, Mes doroes Charles Wyffels. Ray Zfa lieski, Ed Schiedler, Jack Schurr, Vwcent Traeser; A. G Treeger, Fronds Lulay. Misses Donna Zie- unsfct, Jane Zieuaski, Diane Gam- We, Monica Traeger, Margaret Tracker, Bonnie Trey JCernadette Ifcuith, JJary Diehl, Marcuerite SHtaber. and Phyllis Wolf. Carr, Carolyn Crum, Wanell Rob erts, Mary Ellen Klein, Vickie Marquis, Eloise Brown, Naomi Stanton, Charlotte Pons ford and Shirley WahL Mrs. Leo Dumler will play a duet with her son. There will also be other duets and a marimba solo by Sharon Lam kin, student of the Wiltsey studio. CLUB CALENDAB ':): FRIDAY ! City PanhUnic mct at PI Beta Phi house. 1445 State street. 2 p.m. Salem Woman's club Installation. 130 p.m.. board meeting. 1 p.m.i Woman's Bible class of First Metho dist church fireplace room, t pjn. busi ness and devotions. ( Edina Lane Home Extension unit with Mrs. Max Madison. 10:30 ajn; Merry Times club with Mrs. Robert Burton. Ward Drive. 1 o'clock dessert luncheon. . j Past Presidents of Hal Hibbard auxll iary with Mrs. John Bertelson, 110 East Lieielie, 2 p.m. SATURDAY Salem chapter. OES. no-host dinner for members and families.; JO pjn. Masonic Temple. j Chi Omega mothers: meeting slated for today has been can celled. The group will hold a tea meeting in June at the chapter house on the Willamette univer sity campus. j Mrs. Kelley New County Chairman Mrs. Russell. Kelley, Chemawa, was elected chairman of the Mar ion county home extension com mittee Monday at the home of Marjorie White, county extension agent. Other officers elected were: vice-c h a i r m a n, Mrs. Cornelius Bateson, Pratum - Macleay; secre tary, Mrs. Charles Wright, Aums ville ;and treasurer, Mrs. E. A. Beugli, Silverton Hills. Mrs. Kelley made the following committee appointments for next year: publicity-, Mrs. Charles Nor ton, Swegle; A.C.W.W Mrs. Ted Lorenzen, Thomas; scrapbook, Mrs. Jack Bartlett; North Howell; and research and legislation, Mrs. Cornelius Bateson, Pratum-Mac-leay. Visitorto:Be:! ;f Feted at Tea Mrs. Ann Nichols, representative from the Kansas City office of Beta Sigma Phi. is a guest in the cap ital a few da- consulting with Salem officers and members. On Saturday Mr. Nichols will duet an officers conference at the YWCA at 1 o'clock. ' On Sunday afternoon Mrs. Nich ols will be honored at a tea at the home of Mrs. Percy R. Kelly on South 17th street. . Hostesses for the affair will be members of the three Beta Sigma Phi chapters. Alpha Epsilon, Eta and Xi Lambda with all members invited to call and greet the visitor between 3 and 5 o'clock. Presiding at the tea urns win be Mrs; Walter Spaulding and Mrs. David Bennett Hill. Mrs. Nichols was the honor guest at the meeting of Xi Lambda chap ter Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Gus Hewitt. She told of the (purposes of Beta Siema PhL Also speaking 4o the group was Steven Kwaun of Peiping, who is attending Willamette university. i - - .. - ; Trinity chapter. OES social clab will hold its last meeting of the season tonight at the West Salem cityf nail with a noon luncheon. Court of Awards Tonight Senior Girl Scout troop A will hold a Court of Awards tonight at the First Presbyterian church at 8 o'clock at which time two curved bar awards will be presented- To be ' honored are Joan Bale and Carol Randall, rho are the first girls in Salem to receive the awards. A program of skits, square dances and pantomines is being arranged by troops 37, 130. 50 and 93. Mrs. Hal Randall is leader of troop 4. All friends and interested persons are invited to attend. lean Rich Will I Present Pupils 1 s Pupils of Jean Hobson Rich win be heard Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Stone Piano com pany. The Interested public It in vited to attend. Those playing are Shirley and Carol Boesch, Ruth and Judy Klempel, Susan and Janice Rob erts, Marilyn and Constance Rean ey, Carrol and Bill Warren, June Laue. Vicki Ward, Carol Hoffine. Sharon Forrest, "Charlen Woods, Patricia Aherns, Seward Kellicut, Kay Hanley, Deborah Lamb and Karlene Quistad. , Miss Mary Nollett, a native of Bel gium, will tell of her experiences during the last two wars. Members and friends are invited to attend. LiKfeo (Ui(iSo I How would you like to live in a house free of garbage? For a limited time only we will install a Gen eral Electric Garbage Disposall in your home for only 18.00 down, 6.09 per month. ! This offer applies to home owners where there Is suitable I sink1 and plumbing. Tinkham Gilbert and Appliance Dept. Authorized Dealer GENERAL ELECTRIC DISPOSALL Shower Honors MissAUen A miscellaneous shower was giv en for -Miss Lucille Allen, bride elect of Dyle Fussell on Tuesday night. Hostesses for the party were Mrs. Ted Welty, Mrs. Sam Carter, Mrs. Cliff o.d. Long. M-s. Hazel Carpenter, Mrs.' Jna Rheam and Mrs.' Lorraine Berggren. 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