Th Sterteeancm. golem; Oregon Sunday. Sepiemhe1 21. ItZl
Nancy Rust to
Belnstalled
As Advisor
Public installation for Chadwick
Assembly, Order of Rainbow for
Girls will be held Tuesday even
ing, September 23, at 5 p. m, in
the Masonic Temple- Crowning
ceremonies will be held by the
Chemeketa Chapter Order jof De
Molay for Boys. ;
Installing officers will be Mar
lyn Lorenz, retiring worthy ad
visor; Shirley Tabor, chaplain;
Karlene Quistad, musician; Carol
' Lee, marshal! ; Donna Brandt, re
corder, and Mrs. Arnold S. John
son, mother advisor. -
' Officers to be installed are Nan
cy Rust, worthy advisor; Arda
Lien, worthy associated advisor;
Joan Neal, jrharity; Margaret Hil
dreth, hope;1 Eleanor Mleziva,
faith: DaVeen Behnv chaplain;
Shiela Tulare, drill leader; Nancy
Bone, confidential observer; Pat
ty Johnson, outer observer; Shar-
lene Scott, love; Susan Grier, re
ligion; Marlene Phillips, nature;
Jeanne Rawlins, immortality;
Mary Stevens, fidelity. ;
Sue Wilson, patriotism; Rober
ta Sears, service; Zan Kinzer, mu
sician; LoAnne Mundinger, choir
director, and a choir of nine girls.
caroi Amman win De nisionan;
Claudia and Clarice Waters have
charge of the gift table; and Joyce
Randall and Judie Foreman are
Ushers. .
Those taking part in the pro
gram will be Louise Owens,
reading; Sharon Muller, piano
solo. Carol Lee, Laurel Herr and
Sydney Kromer, trio.
Refreshments are in charge of
Mrs. Virgil SextonA Assisting will
Via Ifn Aof 3 IfetnHitm Fr1
Arisman, Mrs. Vincent Neal Jr,
Mrs. William Nelson and the Miss
es Priscllla Payne, Lorraine Ray,
Joyce Brown, Teddy Schlesinger,
Maxine Doran and Mary Grace
Hargar.
A business meeting at 7 p. m.
, will precede the installation, cer-
Sojourners Will
Elect Officers
, Election of officers for Salem
Sojourners will be the event for
next Thursday's business meeting
held in the Salem Women's Club-
house. The nominating committee
includes Mrs. Karl Olson, Mrs.
dward ' Hillstrom, Mrs. Darwin
Sermon and Mrs. Wilson P. High-
ley. -
Mrs. E. E. Day is in charge of
the Blue Book. -
Making plans for the 1 o'clock
luncheon, bridge and canasta par
ty are Mrs. Carl A. Ross, chair
man, Mrs. C J. Glennon, Mrs,
Darwin Sermon, Mrs. Richard A.
Smith, Mrs.. Eugene Laird and
Mrs. Rollin Lewis.
Dlt Zeta Alumnae -win be en
tertained Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. Charles Derthick,
939 Marlon St., at 8 o'clock. Mrs.
Albert Depen brock will be the
co-hostess. All Delta Zeta In the
eity are invited to attend.
CLUB CALENDAR
MONDAY
Marion Auxiliary Ml, VTW, met at
. Vetera nj Hall. S p.m- '
West Salem Lions Auxiliary with
lira -RJrharit Smith. 111 rim V-IA
ert. - -
Women of Rotary luncheon mcctlnf.
Golden Pheasant 1 p. m.
WES DAT
Chadwick Chapter. OES, social club.
Maaonie Temple, 1:19 salad luncheon.
Rainbow Girls. Chadwick Assembly,
toubttc installation. Masonic Temple.
Ji a. m.
Cherry Court. Order of Amaranth,
TW Hall. p. m.
' VBURSOAT
Sojourner. Salem Woman's Club
house, 1 p-m.
niOAT
Salem Woman's Club meet at olub
ouae. 1 p, m.
--' - ' - -
" '
Miss Nancy Rust daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rust,
who will be Installed as worthy advisor of Chadwick As
sembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls at public installation -ceremonies
Tuesday night at the Masonic Temple. (Jee-ten-Miller
Studio).- -. . v .
Miss Hill Will
Give Piano
Recital
Event of Monday night will be
the piano recital to be given by
Miss Edna Marie Hill, prior to ner
departure for New York City,
where she will study at tne jui
liard School of Music. Miss Hill,
the daughter of Mrs. E. T. B Hill,
has attended Willamette Univer
sity the past two years and stu
died with Professor Ralph Dobbs.
Phi Lambda Chapter of Mu Phi
Epsilon at Willamette University
is presenting Miss Hill in recital
Monday night at Waller Hall at
8 p.m. All friends of the pianist
and the interested public are invi
ted to attend. There will be a
free-will offering taken to assist
the young pianist In defraying ex
penses while studying at Juillard.
Her program is as follows1:
Organ Prelude and fusue in E minor
tacn-nueinan
Chadwick Social
Club Luncheon
Sonata in C Major
Third Movement
- Primo Tempo
i Ciaia-Bartok
Fantasia in B Flat Minor Brahma
Phantasian from Kreisleriana
. - i Schumann
JEtude in E Major i Chopin
Ballade in a minor mopin
Passacaglia
Nixht W!
in da
Scott
..Griffes
raUa
Danse Rltuelle du feu
Nana Wait , , , .., .Delibes-Pohnanri
Recent Graduates to Meet
AAUW recent graduates will
gather on Tuesday, September 23
at 8 p. m. at the Lloyd Lee resi
dence, 5310 Center Street, for the
first meeting of the fall season
with Mrs. John C. Lee, chairman,
and Mrs. L. E. George as hostess
es. New and prospective mem
bers of the group will be welcom
ed and plans for the years activ
ities will be made.! Membership in
recent graduates includes AAUW
members and other Interested
women who have been out of col
lege ten years or less. All who are
interested are cordially invited to
attend this meeting.
- -1
Mrs. L. A. Wilcox will be hos
tess to members of Chapter EC,
PEO for the first fall meeting
Tuesday night at her home, 875 E
Street, at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Charles
Feike will be the co-hostess. Da
vid Duhiway will speak to the
group -on "An Early American
House." The program will pre
cede the meeting as the speaker
has another engagement that eve
ning. - i
Social Club of Chadwick Chap
ter, OESk will hold its first fall
meeting on Tuesday afternoon at
the Masonic Temple at 1:15
o'clock. A salad luncheon will be
served.
Mrs. W. L. Lewis heads the hos
tess committee and assisting are
Mrs. l. ji. Bryan. Miss Gwen Phil
lips, Mrs. A. A. Taylor, Mrs. Wil
liam Gahlsdorf, Mrs. Jack Peder
sen, Miss Frances Byram, Mrs.
Clarence Webber, Miss Marie
Burch, Mrs. Leon W. Gleason Mrs.
Byron Herrlck, Mrs. Frank Zinn,
Mrs. D. Reynolds and Mrs. Mabel
Stevenson.
Mrs. McCain A
Club Hostess
Entertaining for her bride club
memoers, Mrs. Hugh McCain was
a parry hostess Friday evening at
her Candalaria Heights home for
the first fall meeting of the group.
Dessert was served, followed by
cards. Autumn colors of amber and
green with a touch of pink were
used in the decor.
Club members are Mrs. Harold
uoemer, Mrs. Herbert Lange. Mrs.
Meicnou uselman. Mrs. John Tay
lor, Mrs. Eugene Kitzmiller, Mrs.
Wendell Webb. Mrs. Vernon Barn-
hart and the hostess. Special guests
were Mrs. Marion Mulkey. Mrs.
Elizabeth Kitzmiller and Mrs. Cor
delia Herrington, Mrs. Joe Boud-
reau and Miss Ann Boudreau.
- . - : . - - -. .-..-I,..
r' a,, rn 'TWijjin, 1
RICHER
QUICKER
LJli PERUANEHT
WAVES SAFELY IN UTILE AS K MINUTES
' w - v .. .
' t mi u. i -p-ri ln j
iversqry
For Marrs
Mr. and , Mrs. Henry M. Marr,
1850 N. Winter St, will celebrate
their golden wedding anniversary
at a family dinner on Sept. 24 at
their home. The occasion will also
celebrate Mr. Marr's birthday.
The couple's marriage took
place in Smith Center, Kansas and
they have lived in Oregon for 40
rears. Forimanv vears Mr. Marr
vai mrfrviian nf thm T.lwIr 1
Building. - The Marrs have four
children, five grandchildren and
six great-grandchildren.
Celebrating the occasion with
the couple will be their four chil
dren, Alvin Marr, Mrs. John
Wheeler and Mrs. Ed Burgess, Sa
lem, and Mrs. Kenneth Palmer.
Portland, i -
State President
Talks to League
! Mrs. A. V. Logan, of Corvallis.
state president of the League of
Women Voters, addressed . thi
Salem League at a luncheon meet
ing Thursday at the Golden Pheas
ant. Pointing out that "these are
the times k which confuse men's
minds," Mrs. Logan described the
principles of the League in its de-
tucauoo to . promote colltical re
sponsibility through informed andl
aenve paructpation of citizens In
government. It was emphasized
that the League is a non-partisan
organization, aoes not support poli-
ncai candidates, and works
through its voter's service to pre
sent the facts on issues which will
De piacea .on the ballot.
s Mrs. Jason Lee, acting president
of. the Salem League, introduced
Mrs. George . H. Swartslev in
charge of arrangements, who pre
sented committee chairmen . and
members of the board to the group.
A feature of the meeting was the
distribution of the Voter's Infor
mation sheet, outlining, measures
appearing in the Oregon general
election ballot November 4. with
the position" which the state organ
ization has taken in the issues.
Mrs. Gerhard Pagenstecher, chair
man or the Voters! Service, an
nounced that these could be picked
up at tne rtea cross Pharmacy or
Dy caning ner.
Mooting Days
Aro Changed
Hal Hibbard Auxiliary, United
Spanish War Veterans held a bus
ness meeting at the Salem Wom
an's Club on Thursday. .The auxi
liary voted to change meetings
to tne third Thursday with a cov
ered dish dinner at 12:30 every
tnree montns. - . ,
Preceding the meeting a dinner
was served with camp and auxili
ary members having birthdays in
July,. August and September hon
ored, uuests were Dr. and Mrs. E.
W. Hoffman of McMinnville. Serv-I
ing on the committee were Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde McClung, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe E. Wood, Mrs. Charles Kinzer
,and Mrs. Laura Bugher.
lMt ftf '
. v CiIl Club ta rlect
Baker School Mothers and Dads
Chib win xneef Tuesday night at
tht school tt 739 p. m. Electloa
of officers will highlight the bus
iness session, after Which there
win be' discussion groups betwasa
ar parents and teachers la tacH
of the three rooms. Mrs. Lloyd
Adair heads tht refreshramt com
mittee with third grids mothers
serving. - -
s
4 -
'I
,4
' Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Marr, "who will observe their
golden wedding anniversary with a family dinner on Sept
24 at their tforth Winter Street home with their four chil
dren. (Kennell-Ellis Photo). 1
First Luncheon Meeting
.
Women of Rotary will open
their fall season with a one o'clock
luncheon meeting on Monday aft
ernoon at the Golden Pheasant
Mrs. Jason Lee Is president of the
group this year and all wives of
Rotarians are invited to attend.
Mrs. Robert D. Gregg, program
chairman, has arranged an Infor
mal program for members to be
come better acquainted during the
afternoon.
'"V.'l,;
m m
If
for
Women
The Browser
No home with' wallpaper should '
be without Marigold. Transforms
dirty walls to original brightness quickly.:.
. . . easily. .. economically. Doeaat streak or smudge.
Leaves no oily film! An exclusive formula of the
company that makes Imperial Waihabh Wallpapers.
IXCILLINT TO CLEAN watr-psiU4 waHa, wtndsw
siiAdva, prcfcmast ahd TMtia bUadt.
u: do the town
in this
FLORSHBM "ipoclar'-j
tailored to a "TV
Open Friday Nights Till 9 P.M.
1 387 Court Street
Phone Z-&
- - .... ?r
i
Jhc llattering luid
inc..
&
T7
i hi
ur tashions
eanc
0
specially
YOU'LL ee the look . . . the feel . . . the gentle air of the
new season reflected in the beautifully eased sil
houette . . . the not-so-wide, not-so-slim flair that dis
tinguishes our forward-looking collection.
"Come In . . . choose your individual wardrobe now
ou-
t
SUITS -
Never before has the selection been so
great or the fashions so lovely!
From' $24.95 to $110.95
COATS
Youll be so satisfied with a stunning
coat from The Vogue of Salem.
i ; ..... ,. .
' .- f - . .".".'..' ' ' i
From $22.75 o $125.00
DRESSES : -v
Look to the label for "the sign of true
quality and you will find so many fine
labels In bin fall '32 collection.
From $14.95, to $95.00
BLOUSES ' .
- , . Mode de Paris
Eclipse Better Blouses
T - . w T - a- wsf ..
At the Vogue
For Your Convenience
4 Ways to Pay: ,
Regular charge account
Cudset charge account
Regular Lay-away account
j Cudet Lay-eway cccount
ii : :
. SPORTSWEAR MILLINERY
I j Investigate the dazzling array off Me'adowbrook Louis Skopp
! spcwear-HWiveniently displayed InL - Distinctive Millinery
i our sportshop. i $12.95 thru $29.95 ,
I ; . THE VOGUE OF SALEM-
j- 445 and 447 State - . . - - . Apparel of Distinction
j ' . for Smart Women
'r--