1 Sec 2) Statesman. Salem, Ore Sunday. Dec 13, 1953
Chi Omegas Will Meet Monday;
'The annual Christmas meeting
of the Chi Omega alumnae will
be held Monday night at the
chapter house on North 17th
Street at f p. m. The active mem-
Hostesses for the. party will be
Mri. Robert Carey, Mrs. Charles
Darou fr.. Mrs. Clarence Webber
Jr.. Mrs. Jack Hazelett and Mrs.
Hal Rucker.
Besides a gift exchange - and
contributions for a Christmas
basket, Mrs. Robert Carey and
Miss Carol McLeod will give a
gift wrapping demonstration. The
active members'' will sing Christ
mas carols.
Special guests will be patron
esses of the chapter. Art Chi
Omega alumnae in the area are
invited, to attend.
Spinsters Ball
Highlight of
Week End
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Social highlight of the coming
weekend will be the Spinsters
annual Christmas charity balL
The affair will be an event of
Saturday night in the Gold Room
of the Marten Hotel between 9:30
-and 1 o'clock. Robin Gilbert and
his orchestra has been engaged
to olav ior dancing.
All proceeds from the ball will
be used to aid the philanthropic
ctoud's new project, the chil
dren's library at the State School
lor the Blind. Mrs. Delwyn Kleen,
vice-president, is heading the
directorate for the ball. A num
ber of out-of-town guests as well
as Tioliday visitors and college
students home from school are
exrected to attend the affair.
Mrs. W'lliam Byers is head-
in? trie decorat'ng commute
sn'J h"s announce' trt a hlc'
and gold theme will be used for
th modernistic decor.
M'ss Norma Sletton, chairman
of the ritrons committee, has an
nounced the following list of
nitrons for the ball: Msrs and
Mesdames Georte Alexander,
Lester Brr, Karl G. Becke. Mer
rill D. OMin Ralph H. Cooley,
RonH K. Jon, Walt-r K'rir,
Daniel J. Fry. Robert E. Shinn,
Home H. SitN Harrv V. Col
lins, Si?frid B. Unander, Robert
Drager. Wheeler R. Fnlis
James H. Nicholson Jr., Verno
Drye, William MrElhinny. Car
G. Collins, and Robert M. Fisher
Jr., Mesdames Curt's B. Cro
Ross Hogue, David Bennett HP'
S. C. Hamilton. Touis Lachmun'"
Wil'm M-C'crt .Tr., TOon?'-
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The December meeting of the
Garfield Mothers and Dads wi''
be Tuesday night at the schoo'
at 7:30 p.m. Members are asket'
to bring Christmas greens, can
dls or small gifts to raise money
for their school projects.
WSCS General Meeting
The Women's Society of Christ
Ian Service of First Methodist
Church 7 will hold, its general
meeting on Wednesday, Decem
ber 16. A luncheon will be served
at 12:15 p.m. by Circle 4. The
meeting will begin at 1:15 in
the Carrier Room and will in
clude a Christmas program. Mrs.
Leon Brown will review five
episodes in the life of Mary from
the novel "Mary ' by fcnoiemascn
Rainbow Girls Formal Dance On Friday
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The Rainbow Girls will hold
their annual Christmas , formal
on Friday night, Dec. 18 at
Crystal Gardens ballroom. "Tin
sel Ball" is the theme of the
dance and Bob Cross and his
orchestra will play for dancing
between 9 and 12 o'clock.
Patrons and patronesses for
the dance are Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Mrs. Robert Fenix will lead the Bramble, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
devotions. R.eny, Mr. ana mr. menu r -
son, Mr. and Mrs. Emory Wood,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hildreth,
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. Ira L. Darby, Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Gillespie, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hartman and
Mrs. Mary Dorfler.
The directorate for the dance
is headed by Miss Margaret Hild
reth, worthy advisor. Her com
mittees are as follows: Jo Anne
Mundinger and Eleanor Mleziva,
Chapter AB, PEO will be en
tertained Monday night at the
home of Mrs. Robert Anderson at
7:45 p.m. Mrs. Iva Howard Kirk
decorations: Jan Gillespie, pro
grams; Janice Wood, - refresh- will be the assisting hostess.
ments; Patricia Gilmore, music:
Ada Hartman, publicity; and
Ann Hanson, Christmas tree.
The Cascade Chapter, National
Secretaries Association will hold
its annual Christmas party for
members and their families on
Tuesday, December 15 at 6:30
p.m. in the home of Miss Lois
Manning, 379 Richmond Avenue.
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