The Oregon statesman., March 21, 1954, Page 13, Image 13

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SOCIETY CLUBS, MUSIC
The Ortgon Statcimaxu Salem, Or- Sunday, March 21. 1954
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; ne of thes five pretty freshman coeds at Willamette University will be chosen qee'n 9! the Willamette Letterman's
VV Club annual varsity ball on March 26.1 Left to right on the davenport are Patricia Halseth, Salem, Barbara Ander-son,-
Sajem and Peggy Buckley, Portlands Seeted in front are Helen Piazza, Portland, (and ylvia Morrow, Portland The
ball will be held in the university gymnasium with the queen's identity kept a secret! until I intermission. (Photo by John
Ericksen, Statesman photographer.) ! 1 ' .
Willamette University coeds will assist the City Panhellenic In the annual
Easter Lily saleto be held March 26 and 27, Coeds sorting the lilies
obove are left to right, Carol Hewitt, Nadine Florence; Joyce Schmitz, Nancy
Holcomb and Nan Lagen. The coeds will sell lilies at the state house and
hopping center on Friday and down town ;on Saturday. The lilies are sold
ach year for the Oregon Society of Crippled Children. GCennell-Ellis Studio).
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alem Woman's Qub members have planned an Interesting prcrram' for their annual
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Mary Thomas, interior decorator, will give a talk on "Shades of Spring and is show j t
ing two of .fhe clubmembers, Mrs. Clay Cochran and Mrs. John W. Carr; samples of new .
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The Easter Parade is the
theme of the Spinsters an
nual ' benefit fashion luncheon
to be an event of , Saturday
March 27 at the Marion Hotel.
Full skirted cotons, so popular
this season, will -be a feature of
the show. Models, vearir a
few of the gowns to be shown
are pictured above. Rsacing
from the bottom to the. top of
the stairway are Mrs. Richard
L Cooley, Mrs. Lloyd F. Ramey,
Mrs. John P. Moulding and Mrs.
William R. Shinn. . X
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Spring print ensembles
with matching cca's
lined in the same mete. Lai
os the dress are . popular"
this year. At the left are
two of the Spinsters, Miss
Antoinette Kuzm anich,
standing, . and Mis3 Janet
Kirk, who will " model at
the benefit iashion lunch
eon on Saturday. Proceeds
from the event will aug-.
ment the philanthropic
group's project this . year,
the State School for the
Blind. The Interested pub
lic is invited to attend and
reservations may be made
with Mrs. John Moulding. ,
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fabrics she will use to illustrate her talk. (Kennell-Ellis Studio.
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