Preferential
Teas Events -Of
Today
Two Beta Sigma Phi chapter!
will , entertain with preferential
teas this afternoon. Alpha Epsilon
Chapter will honor their new
. pledges at a tea at the home of
Miss Ruth Pauline Fugafe on Hay
den Avenue. Calling' hours are
from 3 to 5 o'clock, t
Receiving with Miss Fugate will
be Mrs. Marshall Jacobs, general
rush chairman. Presiding at the
tea urns will be Mrs. George
: Beane. director of the chanter.
Mrs. Paul A. Fugate, Mrs. Donald
SUirier, president, and Mrs. Ted
Morrison. ; the immediate past
; president, , ; - .
The new ded ffes id hi hnnrw-v1
Include Mrs. Donald Ames, Mrs.
Wilson Beciford. Mrs. Jimci
Chase, Miss Dorothy McCall, Mrs,
w . x. MCPieu, Miss Beverly Le
bold, Mrs. Frank Ransom, Miss
Shirley Miller and Mrs. Robert
Tompkins.
Mrs. Donald Kleinsmith is in
charge of decorations and Mrs.
Braden Daggett and Miss Bernict
tuner tne refreshments.
EU Chapter Tea lj
Eta Chapter will hold Its pref
erential tea at the South 17th
Street home of Mrs. Percy R. Kel
ly this afternoon. Seventeen new
Jieages win be honored between
and 5 o'clock. . ' ,
Mrs. Pauline Hill pot and Mrs.
William Sims will greet guests at
the door. Pourin will K utr
Kelly and Mrs. Waiter Spaulding.
n5isum wiu De dots. iNonman
Vaughn, Mrs. Bruce Thompson,
Mrs. Joseph Kitzke, Mrs. Richard
vinceni ana Mrs, Ellis white.
Th Woman's a n4il. ri
. Pauls Episcopal Church will meet
uie parwa nouse on Friday aft
ernoon at 1:30 p, m. There will be
guest speaker with a tea hour
Annual Doughnut.
Sate to Bo Hold
In order to meet reauests. Camn
Fire Girls and Blue Birds are an
nouncing dates for the fall dough
nut saie. sxjiiatation by tne girls
in their neighborhoods will begin
on uctober 15 and October 22 has
been designated as deadline for
orders. Delivery will be made on
Jaruraay, October 25. Mrs. George
Todd is acting as chairman of the
drive, with Mrs. Raymond Olson
as ner co-worker.
Profits from the sale will help
the girls groups to finance their
projects and activities. Of the
many works carried out recently
is the Freedoms . Foundations
Award to Camp Fire Girls for
participation in the "Dolls to Fos
ter Friendship1" project. Frequent
ly, a group adopts a family at
Christmas or Thanksgiving. Some
groups , have made outstanding
contributions to the Korean Aid
appeal, while some of the older
girls continue to serve within local
institutions. The - Horizon Club
members assist at the Falrview
Home.
Camp Kilowan, the Willamette
Area Camp, also receives a part
of the sale profit to be applied for
year-round maintenance and re
pair. Awards of special campshlps
are available for presentation to
the best Camp Fire and Blue Bird
salesmen. Girls from 7 to 18 will
participate, and as new groups axe
now beginning,! this will be the
first sales experience for. many.
Juniors to Hear Judge
The Americanism department,
Mrs. Harry Ewing chairman, is in
charge of the Salem Junior Wom
an's Club meeting Monday night
at the clubhouse at 8 p. m. A board
meeting will precede at 70 p. m.
with Mrs. Theodore Jenny pre
siding. Judge Val Sloper will be
the guest speaker, using "Ameri
canism" as the subject for his talk.
Mrs. Raymond Randall will bead
the refreshment committee
r
Douglas
Mrs. Fannie L.
Club for the current club
cct homes of members with
by the national service
who heads the Salem Rotana
year., Regular meetings ore held
philanthropic projects carried on
s group. CJesten-Miller Photo;. .
women
A. C. Hut and Irwht Wedel will
speak to members of the Salem
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
meeting Monday morning at
hospital annex at 10 a. m. Mrs.
Stephen Sherman Is president of
the group and will preside at the
business session.
Vi
Of Interest
Recital
Miss Catherine Petersen, a re
cent resident of Salem and dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Christian
Petersen of Keixer, will present a
viola recital in Portland on Satur
day evening, October 18 at the
Neighbors of Woodcraft HalL. Her
program will ! include works by
Marais, Marcello, Bloch and
Brahms. Henri Arcand will assist
at the Diano. 1
In New York City Miss Petersen
studied with D. C Dounis, the
word-famous string pedagogue.
She has also worked under Ferene
Molnar of San; Francisco and Jul
ian Brodetsky bf Hollywood. Dur
ing the - last war Miss Petersen
served In the United States Ma
rine Corps, following which she
attended Mills College and the
University of Illinois, , where she
had a graduate fellowship in mu-
sicology.
Miss Petersen was eoncertmas-
ter of the Portland Junior Sym
phony for two, years and a mem
ber of the Brodetsky Chamber
Music Ensemble, concertizing in
California for five years. She has
played viola recitals In Honolulu,
Illinois, Colorado and ! California,
and wil be a member of the Port
land : Symphony orchestra during
the coming season.
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Panhellenic Luncheon
First fall city Panhellenic meet
ing Is scheduled for Friday, Oct.
24 according td the president, Mrs.
Chester Loe. The noon luncheon
wUl be held at the Senator Hotel
Mrs. John .William Stortz will be
the new president and she and her
officers will take over at this
meeting. :
Hal HibbarS Cams and Auxil-
ilU J f WUII . , WW , w ...ipi......
meeting on Thursday afternoon at
the Salem Woman's Clubhouse at
2 p
To Attend State i
Button Society; j
Members of the Salem Button
Cub will soon be traveling to Eu
gene to attend the annual meeting
of the State Button Society on Oc
tober 17, to be held in the club
house of the Eugene Garden Club.
Mrs. B. F. Browning is president
oi tne aiem group. . i
Miss Bessie Belle Bodine. Eu
gene, state program director, is in
charge or arrangements. High
lights of the day will be a. 12
o'clock luncheon served : by the
Herb group of the garden; club; a
business meeting presided over by
Mrs. J. F. Flock, state president,
at which time new state officers
for 1935 win be elected; a report
of the recent National Button So
ciety show in Buffao, N. Y. by Mrs.
E. A. Droste of Eugene; a style
show of old fashioned gowns mod
eled by club members and friends,
narrated by Mrs. Frederick K. Da
vis of Eugene. There will also be
a display of button collections and
an exhibit of old time clothing ac
cessories. 5 Is -
The 1953 National Button Sod
ety show will be held at Long
Beach, California, the first time
ever to be held on the Pacific
Coast. :
Sub-District Meet
In Independence
The annual sub-district meeting
of the Woman's Society of; Chris
tian Service of the Methodist
Church will be held in 'Indepen
dence .on Thursday, Oct. 1 16. The
Independence - Monmouth women
will serve as hostesses. H
The meeting will begin at 9:30
a. m. The guest speaker will be
Mrs. Jesse w. Bunch, former pres
ident of the Oregon Conference
WSCS, who is now national chair
man of the spiritual life committee
for the entire women's ; division
of the Methodist Church. j j;
The Statesman, Salem, Oregon Sunday October XI. 1932 IT
Open House to
Fete Lambs
The children of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Lamb are planning open
house in honor of the golden wed
ding anniversary of their parents
Saturday, Oct. 18 between - and 5
o'clock in the afternoon and 7 and
9 o'clock in the evening. The affair
wfll be at the home of the youngest
son, Virgil Lamb, at 3198 D Street
All friends of the couple are invited
to call. ,
Clara Thomas and Alva Franklin
Lamb were married October 18.
1902 at Arkansas City, Kansas and
came to Ore gen the following year.
settling at Gaston. They have lived
in Salem for the past 1 years.
The family of the Lambs includes
Albert Lamb of Puyallup, Washing
ton, Roy Lamb of Salem, Lester
Lamb 'of Albany, and Virgil Lamb
of Salem. They have rive grand-H
children. . ;
Luncneon Tor
Junior Guild
Junior Guild members of EL
Paul's Episcopal Church wUl meet
for a 1 o clock salad luncheon oa
Tuesday afternoon at the parish
house. Mrs. John S. Tyler Jr. ia
president of the guild and reports
on the recent Triennial Episcopal
convention in Boston will be given.
by Mrs. .George H. swift.
I Mrs. David Eason is arranging
the musical program. Mrs. J. W,
Burr is chairman of the hostest
committee, assisted by Mrs.- Ho
mer H. Smith, Mrs. Leon W. Glea
son, Mrs. A. E. Hartley, Mrs. J.F.
Causey, and Mrs. Custer Ross.
The East Salem Lions Auxiliary
win meet. Monday, October 13,'at
8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Lou
is Lawrence. Mrs. James Tindall
win report on the Lions conven
tion in Mexico. Assisting hostess
es will be Mrs. Joseph Tompkins,
Mrs. Stearns dishing Jr. and Mrs.
Charles Morris.
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