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Around Town....
By JERYME ENGLISH
TAKING TBI ROMANTIC . . .
spotlight today is attractive
o-Anne Gilmore, only daughter
Of Mr. and Mn. Gordon D. Gil
more, whose betrothal to John D.
Lattin, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. D.
Lattln of Chicago, Is being an
nounced by the bride-elect's par
ents. . . . The news was first
told on the University of Califor
nia campus on Valentine's Day,
where both are taking graduate
work, and Tuesday night the
bride-elect's Pi Beta Phi sorority
sisters at the University of Oregon
learned of the duo's engagement
when the traditional box of choco
lates was passed. ... No date hat
been set for the wedding. . . .
Jo-Anne graduated from the Uni
versity of Oregon last June . . . she
it also a member of Phi Beta Kap
pa and the Salem Spinsters. . . .
The bride-elect Is now studying
for her master's degree in English
at the University of California. . . .
Her fiance received his master's
degree from Iowa State College
and is now studying for his doc
torate at the University of Cali
fornia . . .
THE SOCIAL WHIRL . . . Mrs.
Melvin H. Geist has invited a
group of her friends to a one
o'clock luncheon and afternoon of
bridge on Friday at her Fairmount
Hill home. . . . Covers will be
placed for twelve and bouquets of
spring flowers will be used in the
decor. . , .
Entertaining ... at a supper
party on Sunday night will be
Dr. and Mrs. Harold O. Schneider
nd Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wing,
who have invited venty guests to
the former's Morningside resi
dence. . . .
Hostess . . . for two affairs this
week will be Mrs. Carl Porter of
Albany, formerly of Salem. . . .
She has invited a group of her
Salem friends to a fashion lunch
eon and bridge party on Thursday
afternoon at the Aero Club In
Portland. ... A similar affair will
be held at the club on Friday for
grnup of Mr?. Porter's Albany
friends. . . .
A bridal shower . . . The Klnjf
wood Heights home of Miss Nellie
Schwab on Grandview Place
will be the setting fer s party on
Friday night tn honor of Mrs.
WiH lam F. Collins (Lucille Jas
koskl), who was married on Feb.
t st St Joseph's Catholic
Church. . . . Forty friends of the
bride have been invited to the
dessert sapper and miseellar
us shower. . . . Assisting; host
esses with Miss Schwab will be
Mrs. Ralph Shantz, Mrs. Fred
Eruse, Miss Bessie Smith. Mrs.
Mabel S. Powers. Mrs. Jennie
Erwin and Mrs, Helen Bnseh. ...
Yes, regardless of snow or high water, we are going to
have our cooking school today. Be sure to come to
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T Oregon City . . . on Friday
to be guests at a tea for which
Mrs. John Boss will be hostess at
her home will be Mrs. Vtaynard
Sniffer, Mrs. Horace McGee, Mrs.
Charles Campbell and Mrs. Rob
ert DeArcnond. ...
Cleb notes . . . Mrs. Willard
Marshall will preside at a bridge
luncheon this afternoon at her
Fairmount Hill home for members
of her club. . . . Mrs. William C,
Dyer Jr. will entertain her club
at bridge and a late supper on
Thursday night. . . . Mrs. Terry
Randall will be a guest. . . .
In Bend . . . for the weekend
were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Perry
and son, John, Mr. and Mrs. Clay
ton Foreman and Dr. and Mrs.
Harold Olinger. . . . The men par
ticipating in the state bowling
tournament. . . .
House guests ... at the Fair
mount Hill home of, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Zesel and Mr. and Mrs.
G. Jesse Barns and daughter,
Jessica, of Orinda, Calif. . . .'
Mrs. Dorothy Jones and Miss
Beverley Mae Jones of Seattle.
. . . They are here for the wedding
of Miss Patricia Zosel and El
wood Obert on Saturday night
at the First Congregational
Church. . . . Miss Jones will be
the honor attendant and Jessica
will be the flower girl for the
nuptials. . . . The Zosels will be
hosts for a buffet supper for
thirty guests in the recreation
room of their home following
the wedding rehearsal en Friday
night in compliment to their
daughter and her fiance. . . . As
sisting Mrs. Zosel will be Mrs.
Earl Bnrch and Mrs. Frank
Needham. . . .
Named a delegate . . . Mn. Wil
liam Van Meter of Salem, an ac
tive member of the Salem League
of Women Voters and chairman of
voters' service and of the state
committee on civil liberties, has
been chosen one of the three dele
gates to represent the Oregon
League at the League of Women
Voters of the United States at the
annual convention to be held in
Cincinnati, Ohio in late ApriL . . .
The delegates were elected at a
state board meeting held in Port
land last week at which all of
Oregon's nine local leagues were
represented. . . . Others to attend
the convention will be Mrs. Al
bert y. Logan, Corvallis, state
president, and Mrs. Frank B.
Queen, Portland, state chairman
of social welfare. . . .
Mt. Angel Mrs. Rose Appleby
entertained at her home Wednes
day night with three tables of
bridge followed by a late supper.
Extra guests were Mrs. Albert
Bochsler and Mrs. J. A. Kaiser.
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Today at 2 p. a, at the Elslihere theatre, Marlon Bell ef
Crescent Mfg. Co. and Cells Lee ml Crown Flour Co. will
once again conduct their fa moss cooking school for the
Tinkham Gilbert Appliance Co. They will demonstrate ail
the newest cooking- methods stales the General Eleetrie
Leaser Range. Gather yew
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Salem's Exclusive Authorized
DEALER
SlOCl ETY
Hansells Feted
Op Golden
Wedding
Mf. and Mrs. John Wesley Han
sell 'Sr. celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary at a recep
tion for which their daughter, Mrs.
Marty B. Parker, was hostess on
Sunday afternoon at the Hansell
residence on Edina Lane. Over
sevepty -five guests called between
2 and 5 o'clock.
Tbie couple's marriage! took place
in Treewater, Oregon, Feb. 18,
1902i and they have lived in Salem
for $2 years. Mr. Hansell was with
the State Agriculture Department
for ?4 years, having retired a few
years ago.
Tha Hansells have two children,
a daughter, Mrs. Parker, and a
son,iLt. John W. Hansell Jr., and
two I granddaughters, Mary Susan
Parser and Lynn Christine Han
sell. i Lt. and Mrs. Hansell called
his i parents on Sunday from
Charleston, South Carolina, where
ho s currently stationed, having
just! returned from duty in the
Mediterranean. Lt. Hansell Is In
command of a mine sweeper. Mrs.
Harwell's brother and sister-in-law,!
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Powell,
also! called from Milton-Free-wflt6r.
Preside at Bride's Table
Tie bride's table was centered
with, a tiered cake and the floral
decorations were yellow carna
tions and roses. Presiding at the
coffee urns were Mrs. A. J. Flem
ing,; Mrs. Duane Gibson and Mrs.
Rayi Chapman. Assisting were
Mis4 'Bern ice and Miss Helen
Ruettgers, Miss Jean Brimacombe,
Mrs; Ernest Johnson of Milton -Freq
water, sister of Mrs. Hansell,
and! Mary Susan Parker, who
passed the guest book.
Out-of-town guests attending
were Mrs. Ernest Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs. Merton Ringer of Milton
Freewater, Mr. and Mrs. A. N.
Brown of Gresham, Mr. and Mrs.
Eldon Riddell and Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. Parker of Monmouth, Mr.
and: Mrs. Ray W. Chapman of
Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fors
ter of Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Rlchtr of Amity, Mr. and
Mrsi Nell Fleming of Eugene, Mr.
and; Mrs. Floyd Burton, Mr. and
Mrsi Harry Burton and Mr. and
Mrsi William Roehm of Portland.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Braat (Mary Lou Hawkins) who
were married on Feb. 3 at the Unionvcds Evangelical United
Brethren Church. The bride i3 the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ennia Hawkins of Jefferson and the groom la the son of Mrs.
Leah Braat of Unionvale. (Jesten-MiHer photo).
Mrs. Ratcliff Speaks
Jefferson Mrs. Charles A. Rat
cliff of Salem spoke at the Wed
nesday afternoon meeting of the
Jefferson Woman's Club, telling of
her trip to England and conditions
found there. Dollars were collect
ed from club members for the li
brary benefit fund. At the tea
hour refreshments were served by
the hostesses, Mrs. Paul Smith,
Mrs. Henry Thiessen and Mrs.
S. H. Coin. The next meeting will
be on February 27 when "Oregon
Sketches" will be the program
topic and hostesses will bs Mrs.
Clayton Wills, Mrs. Douglas Olds
and Mrs. Herbert Looney.
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Auburn Mrs. Arlo McLaln en
tertained her pinochle club at her
Monroe Ave. home Thursday af
ternoon. Playing were Mrs. Hen
ry Knight, Minnie Wilson, Mar
garet Willis, Mrs. Earl Kasson,
Mrs. Stanley Braden, Mrs. C. R.
Osborn. Mrs. Dave Holweger and
the hostess.
Mill City Mrs. John Nelson
was honor guest at a shower when
Mrs. Al Yankus and Mrs. Robert
Veness entertained at the Veness
home.
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Reservations
Are Made For
Benefit
A- large group of women have"
bukm reservations for the Salem
Woman's Club benefit dessert
bridge party on Friday afternoon
at the clubhouse at 1 o'clock. Pro
ceeds will be used to carry on the
philanthropic work of the club.
Following the dessert luncheon
a spring hair style revue will be
presented by Erich of New York
Beauty Salon. ' Reservations may
still be made by calling Mrs.
Merle Travis, Mrs. Paul Griebe
now or Mrs. William Leary.
Among those who have re
served tables for the benefit are
Mesdames John Carr, Carl Cham
bers, Clay Cochran, Grant C.
Rogers, David H, Cameron, How
ard Pickett, John Neef, William
Leary, Claude Glenn, Ross Cop
pock, J. A- Brownson, Kstill
Brunk, Earl Andresen, Alfred W.
Loucks, Winifred Pettyjohn, Clif-
tori MudcL Robert Hutcheon, J. N.
Chambers, Gerald Fisher, John
Golden, Charles LeRoy Mink,
Arthur Jones, O. Virgil Hume,
J. Roy McEvoy, Howard Hun
saker, R. C. Hunter, Henry Han
sen, Walter Seiber, Walter Spaul
ding, Thomas W. Kelly, Frank G.
Myers, Merle Travis, Ben Max
well, Jack Henningsen, William H.
Foster, O. E. Snider. Charles Rat
cliff, Donald Madison, Ralph Da
Metz, E. Alexander Tueski, and
Lawrence Barnard.
Farewell Party
For Army Man
Sergeant First Class Harrie H.
Hendrick, USA, was surprised at
a party Wednesday night at the
home of his wife's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Hudson. Cards
were in play and later a supper
was served by the hosts.
Honoring Mr. Hendrick were
Mrs. Hendrick, Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Harnsberger, Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Hare, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mar
ecek, Mn. Mary Vinyard and the
Hudsons.
Sergeant Headrick is soon leav
ing for overseas duty in the Pa
cific area and his wife and two
children, Harrie Jr. and David,
will remain in Salem at their
home, 735 Breys Ave.
Kola The Willi r Workers met
with Mrs. Guy Vaughn and dur
ing the afternoon members work
ed on articles for the bazaar, which
will be sold at the annual Com
munity Club dinner in March.
Mrs. William Rowe will be hostess
for the next meeting.
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CLUB CALENDAB
WEDNESDAY
Nebraska Club Auxiliary with Mrs. f
Freda Simpson, 191 uurbm Ave.. 12.30
covered dish luncbeon.
Pythias Sisters eet at Beaver Han.
p. m.
Westminster Guild, first Presbyter
ian Church, 1:15 dessert.
Oregon Grape Camp. Royal Neigh
bors of America. VTW Had, . m-.
Initiation and refreshments.
Woman's Fellowship of Knight Me
morial church. I p-m. a I auncneoa
at church.
THURSDAY , ;
Fideus Class. First Baptist Church,
luncheon at the church. U.S pjn.
KeUer Ladles Sewing Club 'with
Mrs. O. D. Noren. SC30 Blossom Drive,
all day, covered dish luncheon.
Salem Lions Auxiliary with Mrs.
Bryan Goodenough, 151S Court SU
" Swede PTA meet at school house,
. pas-cant and daooa revue.
Willamette University Faculty Wom
n's club covered dish dinner, Laus
anne Hall cafeteria. 6 JO p. m.
Sa'.em Council of Women's Organis
ations. Salem PubUs Library, fireplace
room, t p. m. . ,
Auburn Mothers Club meet at school.
T "3wfglmNe! ehbort with Mrs. Clifford
Avery. 1744 Plrchwood Drive 1 P. m.
Spiritual Sunflower Club, with Mrs.
Sam Har.ns. 1740 State Street 1 pja.
Gold Star Mothers with Mrs. Dave
Furioujrh. SO90 S. Church St.. p.m.
Mothers of Bethel 35. Job's Daugh
ters. Noon luncheon. Masonic Temple.
Maccabees Tenthive 84D. Beaver Hall,
30 covered dish dinner, cards.
FRIDAY .
Salem Woman's Club benefit des
aert bridge, clubhouse, 1 p. m.
Merry Time Club with Mrs. Don
Hiramack, 1818 N Capital St.. dessert
luncheon. 1:3 p.m.
SATURDAY . ,
Salem Chapter. OES. Masonic Tem
ple. 8 pm. Initiation.
Members Busy
Working on Sale
Salem General Hospital Auxili
ary members are busy with plans
for the group's annual spring rum
mage sale to be held Friday and
Saturday of this week over Green
baum's. Mrs. Rex Kimmell and
Mr. George S. Hoffman are co-
chairmen of the sale.
Proceeds from the event will be
used to purchase equipment for
the maternity and surgical wards
of the hospital. Members are pick
ing up rummage, sorting and
marking the few days prior to the
sale. Hours will be from 9:30 a.m.
to 4 p.m. on Friday and from 9:30
to 2 p.m. on Saturday.
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Salem Chapter of the Oregon
Music reacners met at the pew
home ox Mr. and Mrs. & Donald
Jessop on E Street for a surprise)
housewarxning Monday night. New
members were introduced and
program was presented by Mrs.
Doris McCain Loder, violinist,! ac
companied by Miss Edna, Merle)
Hill. Dr. Willis Gates spoke to the)
group on "How a Private' Plan
Teacher Can Prepare Students for
ouege.
Ruth Night Is
Celebrated
Trinity Chapter. OES. met
observance of Ruth nieht on Tri.
day at the West Salem City HaU
with Mrs. Carl Anthony and 3.
Bothwell Avlson presiding, Hon
ored with a degree were 32 women
who have been or are now mrr
err
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ing as the star point, Ruth.
The worthy matrons and
trons present were Mrs. Mi
Reiley, Euclid chapter, Jefferson
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airs, jonn tnaiian, aweei Moms)
chapter; Mm. Bertha Melntyrt,
St. Mary's chapter, Corvallis; Mrs.
Fred Robbins, Jr., Willanietta
chapter, Shedd; Mrs. Harry Lucas,
Salem chapter; Mrs. Floyd Fair,
Acacia chapter, Staytonf jMrs,
Ethel Edwards, Victoria chapter.
Turner. William Knight, I Euclid
chapter, Jefferson. J
Trinity Chapter Social Club' will
meet Friday, Feb. 22, at the Test
Salem City Hall with Mrs. Cuiomy ,
Reid and Mrs. Harry Charlton &
charge. f
Serving on the committee werf)
Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwin Van Vfyn
garden, Mr. and Mrs. CuttunT
Reid, Mr. and Mrs. X C. Ander
son, Mr. and Mrs. William
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