A round Town . . .
By JERYME ENGLISH
THE SOCIAL. WHIRL, . . . Miss
Mary Eyre was hostess for a de
lightful informal at home on Sun
day afternoon at her Mill Street
residence in compliment to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Neer and Mr. and
Mrs. H. M. Broadbent ... Mr.
Neer and Mrs. Broadbent are re
tiring irom the Salem High School
faculty, and assisting Miss Eyre
were members of the social studies
department of the high school . . .
Seventy-five guests called between
4 and 7 o'clock . . . The coffee
table arranged in the dining room
. . . Both the home and the garden
used for the occasion . . .
Presiding: ... at the urns were
Mrs. E. A. Carleton and Mrs. F. O.
Br&dsaaw ... A lovely arrange
ment of roses from Miss Eyre's
garden in a crystal bowl centering
the table . . . Assisting about the
rooms and in the garden . . . Mrs.
Sylvia Kraps, Miss Helen Lane,
Mf. and Mrs. Roger Peterson, Mr.
aad Mrs. Loren Mort, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray L Smith, Mr. George Porter
and Miss Dorathea Froehlich . . .
Brides-elect . . . are sharing in
much of the entertaining these
days with parties planned in their
honor , . . Miss Janet Gaiser, popu
lar Jane bride-to-be of Bruce
MacDonald, will be feted at sev
eral parties in the fortnight pre
ceding her marriage . . . Mrs.
Brown E. Sisson and Mrs. A. A.
Schramm will be hosts for a din
ner party in compliment to Miss
Gaiser and her fiance on June 11
at the latter's home . . . The fol
lowing day Mrs. Ivan Stewart ani
Miss Bonnie- Belle Stewart will be
hostesses for a dessert luncheon
and miscellaneous shower for the
bride-elect . . . Miss Elaine Stan
ley has asked the bride-to-be to
reserve June 16 for a party and
on June 17 Miss Joan Marie Miller,
who will be one of the brides
maids, will entertain for the popu
lar bride-to-be . . . Mrs. Richard
Welch was & luncheon hostess in
compliment to Miss Gaiser at her
Portland home last week for a
group of her Lewis and Clark
College classmates . . .
To entertain ... on Tuesdav
night, June 10, will be Mrs. P. D.
Quisenberry, her daughter-in-law.
Mrs. Dwight Quisenberry, and
Miss Luella Campbell, who have
Invited guests to the former's Fair
mount Hill home in honor of Miss
Marilyn Hill, who will be married
to Desmond K. Walker on June 14
. . . A miscellaneous shower will
lete the guest of honor . . .
A family luncheon . . . Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Siegmund will be hosts
at their country place on Saturday
afternoon in compliment to their
four children and their families
. . . In the group will be Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Siegmund, Shirley,
Tommy and Bobby of Eugene, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Siegmund,
Charles and Sarah Jane of Ta
coma, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Sieg
mund, Jimmy, Martha and Eric of
Astoria, Mr. and Mrs. Otto J. Wil
son, Sharyn, Alan and John of
Salem . . . and the hosts . . .
Au revoir party . . . Tuesday
night when Mrs. William Pettit
and Mrs. Gordon Hecker enter
tained for the pleasure of Mrs.
Howard A mot, who is soon leaving
with son, Michael, to join Mr. Ar
il ot in Burbank, Calif., where they
will make their home . . . The
party was held at the Hecker home
on the Wallace Road ... a dessert
supper was followed by an eve
ning of bridge and a gift was pre
sented the young matron . . . Hon
oring Mrs. Arnot were Mrs. Elmore
Hill. Mrs. O. E. Snider, Mrs. J. E.
Johnson, Mrs. Douglas Drager,
Miss Vada Hill, Mrs. George Hen
ken, Mrs. David Reynolds, Miss
Shirley Hill, Mrs. Robert Bohan
non, Mrs. Peter Hauser, Miss Bar
bars Belt, Mrs. Truxton Foreman
and the hostesses . . .
Supper hosts . . . tonight will be
Dean and Mrs. Melvin H. Geist,
who have invited a few guests to
their Fairmount Hill home . . .
Supper will be served in the play
room with an informal evening
following . . .
NOTEWORTHY ... A number of
Salem folk will be in Corvallis
this week-end to attend the Ore-
I gon State College baccalaureate
! on Sunday and the commencement
j exercises on Monday . . . Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Pickens will be on
the campus for, the graduation of
their daughter, Jean . . . Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Snyder will attend
the graduation of their daughter,
Nancy (Mrs. Donald White) . . .
: Mr. and Mrs. George Rhoten and
. son, David, will be in Corvallis
i for the graduation of their daugh
; ter. Merle . . .
1 More of same . . . Eva McMullea
: will be among the the Oregon
' State graduates and her entire
family will be on hand for the
occasion . . . Her parents, Mr. and
! Mrs. V. D. McMullen. sister, Bar
i bara, and brothers, Allan, Ronny
; and Douglas . . . and Eva's great
grandfather, Henry DeGuire of
. Brooks . . . Mr. and Mrs. Winston
Miss Simpson
Tells Troth
At Dinner
At a birthday dinner at Todd
Hall on the Oregon College of
Education campus at Monmouth
Monday night, announcement was
made of the engagement of Miss
Edithanne Simpson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Rockwell Simpson of
Salem, to Lawrence A. Miller, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Levi A. Miller of
Hubbard. No immediate plans have
been made for the wedding.
Coeds learned the news by an
nouncements cleverly concealed in
the place cards. The occasion was
the last birthday dinner of the sea
son and honored girls having sum
mer birthdays.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Salem schools and spent her fresh
man year at the Willamette Uni
versity Music School. She has now
completed her junior year in
teacher training at Oregon College
of Education.
Mr. Miller is a graduate of Hub
bard schools and took his first two
years at Willamette University,
also studying in the music school.
He recently returned from active
service with the U. S. Navy and
has registered for his junior year
in education at Oregon College of
Education. Both Miss Simpson and
her fiance are active in musical
events on the campus.
Mrs. Bertha Junk Darby pre
sented her piano pupils in a re
cital at her home on Tuesday
night. Playing were Susie Guth
rie, Sandra Hill, Joyce Brown,
Wanda Noel, Ann Ross, Janet Mc
Alpine and Todd Salisbury.
G. Burris will attend the gradua
tion of their daughter, Marilyn
(Mrs. Dan Graham) . . .
Arriving ... in the capital today
by plane will be Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph II. ' Rowan of Oakland.
Calif., who will be the week-end
guests of Mrs. Rowan's brother
and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Kenneth Bell . . .
In Hood River ... on Wednes
day were Mrs. Carl Emmons, Mrs.
Gardner Knapp and Mrs. W. W.
Moore, who were luncheon guests
of the former's daughter, Mrs.
John Syme . . .
Returns . . . after a week's visit
in the capital. Miss Alicia Mc
Elroy, who has been the house
guest of Mrs. Bertha Junk Darby,
left for her Portland home on
Thursday . . .
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Cecil Fletcher and Mrs. Carl Staats, who were installed
president and madame president, respectively, of the Wil
lamette Aerie and Willamette Auxiliary, Fraternal Order of
the Eagles at a joint ceremony on June 2. (McEwan Photos)
Installation of
Officers Held
Willamette Auxiliary and the
Willamette Arie, FOE, held a joint
Installation of officers at a cere
mony Tuesday night.
Wayne Sipe, past president,
acted as installing grand presi
dent and Leon Du Bois the in
stalling conductor. Mrs. Al Friesen
was the installing grand madame
president and Mrs. Emory Sand
ers was the installing conductress.
New officers of the Auxiliary
installed were Mrs. Carl Staats,
madame president; Mrs. Minor
Lewis, junior past president;
Mrs. Arthur Martin, vice-president;
Mrs. Pearl Strobecke, chap
lain; Mrs. Carl Chapman, secre
tary; Mrs. John Golden, treas
urer; Mrs. Roy Van Vleck, con
ductress; Mrs. E. C. Bristol, Mrs.
Bruce Anderson and Mrs. Austin
Kyle, trustees; Mrs. Willian Stan
ton, outside guard; and Mrs. A.
J. Hertz, inside guard.
Installed as president of the
Willamette Arie wero Cecil
Fletcher, president; E. C. Lin-
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treasurer; Lawrence Zielinski,
conductor; Minor Lewis, inside
guard; Emory Jackson, outside
guard; Herbert Barker, Ed Greg
son, Arthur Martin, trustees; and
L. A. Hamilton, lecretary.
Tha auxiliary is busy making
plans for participation in the com
ing state convention to be held
in Albany the latter part of June. ;
The state president, Jack Henry !
of Klamath Falls will visit the :
lodge on June 10 to make pres- i
entation of drill team awards.
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of initiates during the president's ;
visit.
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Mrs. Apperson
To Head Unit .
Principal business of Monday's
meeting of the American Legion
Auxiliary of Capital Unit 9 was
the election of officers and for
delegates to the state convention
which will meet in Klamath Falls
July 25 to 30.
Newly elected officers are Mrs.
A. D. Apperson, president; Mrs.
T. J. Brabec, 1st vice president;
Mrs. Lue Lucas, 2nd vice presi
dent; Mrs. Claud Jorgensen,
treasurer; Mrs. Glen Holman, re
cording secretary; Mrs. Neil P.
Witting, corresponding secretary,
and three board members: Mrs.
Fred Gahlsdorf, Mrs. Earl Andre
sen and Mrs. Lucas Vogt.
Delegates to the convention in
addition to the out-going presi
dent, Mrs. Anson B. Ingels, and
the in-coming president, Mrs. Ap
person, will be Mrs. T. J. Brabec,
Mrs. Glen Holman, Mrs. Lue
Lucas, Mrs. Claud Jorgensen,
Mrs. Jennie Bartlett, Mrs. O. E.
Palmateer, Mrs. Frank Marshall
and Mrs. Ray Bassett. Alternates
are Mrs. Earl Andresen, Mrs.
Walter S p a u 1 d i n g, Mrs. Rose
Habernacht, Mrs. H. H. Henry,
Mrs. Joe Spalding, Mrs. Malcolm
Cameron, Mrs. Merle Travis, Mrs.
Lena Hildebrandt, Mrs. Archie
Brewster, and Mrs. R. C. Blaxall.
Announcement was made that
Marion County Assembly will
meet at Hubbard on Friday eve
ning, June 13. A group of read
ings by Mrs. Leon M. Brown and
clarinet solos by Mrs. Brown's
daughter, Edith Gayle, provided
the entertainment features.
Mrs. Lena Hildebrandt, Junior's
The Statesman, Salem, Oregon, fridar ftm 8 lS52r-3
chairman, called attention to out
standing records made in scholar
ship and special ; activities by 21
members of her group. Mrs. Leon
M. Brown, Girl'si State chairman,
announced plans lor the informal
reception which, will be the open
ing event of Girl's State sessions
June 9 at Baxter IHall on Willam
ette University campus.
CLUB CALENDAR
FRIDAY
Hl Hibbard Auxiliary, USWV. with
Mrs. Fred Thompson. 1575 S. Commer
cial St. 1 o'clock covered dish dinner.
Woman Relief Corps, Gold Arrow,
no-host luncheon. 1J:30 p.m.
Englewood Woman's Club, dessert
luncheon witn Mrs. Tyler Korley. 1724
Nebraska. 1 :15 p.m.
Barbara Frietchie Tent, DUV, YMCA.
2pm
SATURDAY
Chemeketa Chapter. DAR. no-host
luncheon. Pioneer Women's Cabin.
Champoeff Park. 1 p.m.
SUNDAY
Nebraska club picnic. Silver Falls
Park. All former 'Nebraskans invited.
MONDAY
Marion Auxiliary, VFW 861. meet at
VFW hall. 8 p.m.
Fly-Up Ceremony
For Brownies
A flying up ceremony for mem
bers of Brownie Troop 118, Girl
Scouts, was held Wednesday night
at the N. G. Thomas playhouse.
Mrs. E. Townsend of the American
Legion Auxiliary presented the
troops with its colors and Mrs.
Raymond Stringham gave a talk
on scouting. Mrs. Jack Gorman is
leader of the troop.
Girls taking part in the candle
light flying up ceremony were
Jacqueline Gorman, Penny Powell,
Judy Mellford, Eloine Herbst, Ai-
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