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X! i-l(See. 2 Statesman, Scdem, Or.' Sun Metrdt 14. XS54 DAR State Conference tp Open In Salem .for Three Day Session 7 By JEKTHE ENGLISH - . Statesman Society Editor x Over 150 members of the Daughters of the American Revolu tion will arrive in Salem today for the annual state conference of the DAR. Headquarters will be at the Marion Hotel and business sessions will be held in the Carrier Room of the First Methodist Church. Presiding at the three-day session will be Mrs. Allan X. McLean, Portland, sUte regent Mrs. Mil- lard A. Fetar, saiem, and a member of Chemeketa Chapter is second vice-regent and will assist the officers during the conference. The conference chairmen are Mrs. Pekar and Mrs. John E. Black of Salem. The hostess chapters for the conference include Belle Passi, Champoeg, Chemeketa, Coos Bay, Linn, Lewis and Clark, San tiam, Umpqua, Wine ma and YamhilL First event of the'JSjffference will be a memorial serine this afternoon at the First Melodist Church at 4:30 o'clock. The Serv ice will be in memory of Daughr, ters of the American Revolution who have passed away during the past year. Presiding will be Mrs. McLean, the state regent, and . Mrs. Wilbur P. Reid, Port land, state chaplain. Mrs. Jason Lee, Salem, will be the organist and Peter Van Horn, the soloist Mrs. Powers Heads Nominees Opening event on Monday's agenda will be the Officers' Club breakfast at the Marion Hotel at 7:45 a.m. The opening business session is called for 9:15 a.m. in the Carrier Room. The assem bly call will be by Jim Fiske, Salem, bugler. Following the opening ceremonies and greet ings there will be annual reports and a report of the nominating . committee. Heading the list of candidates for the new state officers is Mrs. Albert H. Powers of Coos Bay, who has been prominent in many women's, organizations throughout Oregon for the past twenty years. Mrs. rowers is now serving as first vice-regent of the Oregon Society, DAS. Mrs. Dorothy A. McGee, regent of Portland's Wahkeena chapter. Is chairman of the nominating committee. . Monday's luncheon will be held in the Gold Room of the Marion Hotel at 12:15 pan. and the honor guest will be Miss Sally Manary, Oregon's 1954 Good Citizen from Baker. Prot and Mrs. Ralph Dobbs will pre sent a piano duet The speaker will be Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig, national president of the Children of the American Re volution. The subject of her talk First Rehearsal Set for Tuesday First rehearsal for the Salem Oratorio Society's concert will be held Tuesday night at Waller Hall on the Willamette University campus between 7:30 and 9 p.m. Hereafter, rehearsals will be held each Monday night The concert to be presented in mid-May, win feature Faure's JRequiem and a modern- Faure's Te Deum by Kodaly. Dean Mel vin H. Geist the director, an nounces that the society is a corn- unity group and all persons in vested in singing with the group, are asked to attend the first rehearsal Tuesday. iftlfeYwir TiAR will -be re- 1 will h lea ana sea Business sessi sumed in the CaKfe. Room at 2 p.m. At 4 o'clock a t&s being arranged in complimettiSrvthe visiting DAR women at ttieJ Hnuio (Silfim Art MiirtfeE?i Mrs. Charles A. Sprague is ma ing the arrangements for the affair. Pouring will be the re gents of the hostess chapters in the 2nd district The evening banquet is sched uled for Monday at 7. p.m. at the Marion Hotel The main ad dress will be given by Dr. Leo nard Odiorne. pastor of West minster Presbyterian Church, Portland. The subject of his talk is entitled "A Time for Great ness." Business sessions will be re sumed Tuesday morning at 9:15 a.m. and the closing one at 2 p.m. with installation of officers. Tuesday's noon luncheon at the Marion Hotel will feature Ameri can Indians with Mrs. Herbert J. Ostlind, state chairman of American Indians, in charge. Mrs. Nell V. Branson, princi pal of the Chemawa Indian School, will be the speaker and choral numbers will be given by students at the school. Miss Ly- dia Robertson, Eugene, will be the soloist Authentic Indian dances will be given by Don "Lalooska" Smith and family of Hubbard. J c Three of the models for the Salem Junior Woman's Club annual Easter Bonnet bridge benefit, who are wearing the spring chapeaux they will show in the fashion parade. Left to right are Mrs. Richard Lankow, Mrs. Bernard O. Grindle, JrJ and 'Mrs. Clinton Ault, all members of .the club. Oesten-Miller Studio). j ! offee Party rrell Resii ell and enter- ieir Mrs. William H. Mrs. Maurice Heater taininz a large croup friends at a St Patrick's' coffee on Tuesday at the form North Winter Street residence. Guests have been invited to call between 10 and 12 o'clock and from 1 to 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Presiding at the coffee urns will be Mrs. . H. BurrelL Mrs. Eugene Spaniol of Stayton, Mrs. John Rolow and Mrs. : John Hughes. Assisting about the rooms and serving will be Mrs. John Slan chik, Mrs. Lawrence Brown, Mrs. Douglas Heater of Stayton, Mrs. R. P. Andresen of Stayton, Mrs. Joseph B. Felton, Mrs.! Charles LeRoy Mink. Mrs. Farmer Smith of Stayton and Mrs. Charles Swie stris. i General Mooting! Methodist WSCS The general meeting of the Wo man's Society of Christian Serv ice of the First Methodist church will be held Wednesday. Luncheon will be served by Circle 7 at 12:15 p.m. in the dining-room of the church. I The program win precede the business meeting at 1:15 p.m. in fiie Carrier Room. The subject of tsg program is "Spanish Speak- inimmencans Within Our Bor dersTrhe discussion will be con ducted, Mrs. Waldo Zeller and Mrs. C1Sf. Stacey. Devotions will be give&ljby Mrs. John Frazer. New mMfjr of the WSCS will be special gueSSnnd win be In troduced durag taeetneeting. The Wemaa's AikiSbry ef St Paul's Episcopal Churcg will meet Friday afternoon s in the guild room at 1:30 p.m. Co-host esses are Mrs. Gordon Shattuck and Mrs. W. A. Zwemke. The Rev, B. Wayne Jaquith,. the curate of Two! Dances 6 Calendared The Bon Heur Dancing Club will hold its semi-formal dance Friday night at the Veteran's Han be tween f and 12 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Harris are heading the committee in charge of arrangements. Assisting are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Wyrick, Mr. and Mrs. Newell Hurst, Mr. and Mrs. John Harger, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mootry and Mr. and Mrs. Orval L. Prunk. Carousel Dance The Carousel Dancing Cub's party will be an event of Saturday night at the Izaak Walton 'dub house. Urs Wolfer and his orches tra have been engaged to play for dancing between 9 and H o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mohlman are heading the directorate for the semi-formal affair.' Assisting are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shaw, Dr. and Mrs.; Johan Wold, Mr. and Mrs. Lee I. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Del . Plaisance. Mr. and Mrs. GiBson Home Setting for Nuptials: Mr. and Mrs. Karl Chapler are announcing the carriage of their daughter. Doris Adeue, to Dr. George M. Stasney of ; Eugene, which was quietly solemnized on Saturday, March 13 before mem bers ot, the immediate families. The couple exchanged their vows at the home of the bride's cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Gibson, on Orchard Heights Road. The Rev. Howard C. Stover offi ciated at the S o'clock rites be fore j a setting of pink camellias and carnations. For her wedding the attractive. brunette bride chose a grey suit with grey lizard accessories and a grey straw hat with white trim Her i flowers were camellias and violets.. When the newlyweds de parted on their honeymoon trip the bride donned a black top coat with her ensemble. Mrs. Louis L. Schneider of Eu gene was the hide's only attend ant ! She wore a black velveteen suit ! with pink hat and corsage of pink camellias. Dr. Louis L. Schneider stood with the groom as best man. A reception followed the nup tials. Mrs. Duane Gibson presided at the coffee urn and Mrs. John Jem cut the bride's cake. After a month's wedding trip to San Francisco, Las Vegas and the Southern States, the newly weds win be at home in Eu gene at 1510 West 11th St. Leslie Circles to Be Entertained Open House Will Precedo Meeting An open house preceding the regular meeting of the Garfield Mothers and Dads Club will be held Tuesday night between 7 and 8 p. m. The purpose of the open house is for parents to view the science exhibits - which the children have prepared this year. The! regular meeting will be held at 8 p. m. with Dr. Ray Pin son and Dr. Elmer Dorr present ing a ' program on general foot health. A short film. "Chiropody as a Career," will be shown as background material for the pres entation. Following the meeting there will be a general food sale of cake, pie, cookies or candy in the cafeteria. All parents are asked to participate in this project and make food contributions to be sold. The second grade mothers will be hostesses with Mrs. Charles Derthick and Mrs. J. J. Ferder, room mothers, as chair men, ; Faculty Club At Schulzes The home of Mrs Daniel JL Schulze on Merdel Avenue win be the scene of the March meeting of the Willamette University Faculty, Women's Club on Thursday after noon at 3:30 o'clock. ' In the absence of Mrs. Charles Johnson, president, who is out of-Cown. Mrs. John Lewis, the vice president, rfll preside. Those wishing transportatoia are asked to see Mrs. Roy Lockenour. Mrs. Leslie J. Sparks is beading the hostess committee, assisted by Mrs. John Thompson, Mrs. Robert Topping, Mrs. Theodore Velde, Mrs.; Robert Putnam, Mrs. Clar ence Kraft, Mrs. Roy Lockenour, Mrs.! David, Lewis, Mrs. Floyd Bird and Mrs. Paul BeaL . Ceatralia Temple, Pythian Sis ters win meet at the Beaver Han Wednesday night at t o'clock for formal initiation. St. Paul's Church, will speak j to Ben Cave and Mr. and Mrs. the group. IThorrias ChurchilL The two afternoon circles of the Woman's Society of Christian S e r v i ce of the Leslie Methodist church win meet Wednesday af ternoon at 12:30 for a luncheon at the home of Mrs. C L. Blodg ett, 853 N. Commercial with Mrs. T. O. Adams and Mrs. J. S. Mur ray assisting hostesses. Following the luncheon Mrs. N. F. Ander son win read a few of her origin al poems. The two circles will then meet in separate rooms for business sessions and a devotional period wioh Mrs. Edwin Thorne leading . . . . . una penoa lor me &ana uoiaer Circle and Mrs. T. D. Trick for the Evelyn De Vries Circle. The Salem Movie Club win meet for a covered dish dinner Tuesday night in the auditorium back of the Salem Memorial Hos pital at 6:30 p.m. Roy and Earl Groh will show some of their 16mm movies during the eve ning. How far can you trust your Rolex agent? You can trust the man who sells you a Rolex watch implicitly. 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