Z-Tcc. TTT) Statesman, Salora, Ore, Sun., Mar. 4, 06
Oregon's First Lady Will Be
Honored at Tea on Tuesday
By JEKYME ENGLISH
Statetmaa Society Editor
Social hiehlight of the corning week will be the tei for which
Mrs. Lee V. Ohmart snd Mrs. Charles H. Heltzel will be hostesses
on Tuesday afternoon at the former's North 14th Street home. The
affair is being arranged in compliment to Oregon's first lady, Mrs.
Elmo E. Smith, who recently moved to Salem with Governor Smith
firm John Day.
A large group of friends have been invited to call between 2 30
and 5;30 o'clock to welcome Mrs. Smith to Oregon's capital city. The
Jmstesses and honor guest will receive informally in the living. room.
Greeting guests at the door will be Mrt. John Heltrel, Mrs. Rudy
Calaba and Mrs. Marjorie Gabriel.
Presiding it the tea urns during the afternoon will be Mrs. Earl
Snell. Mrs. Charles A. Sprague. Mrs. Arnold Roethlin, Mrs. William
L. Thillips, Mrs. W. W. Gabriel of Portland and Mrs. George Ross
nuin. Assisting in the dining room will be Miss Judy Ohmart, Miss
Diane Boyd, Miss Sigrid Bruhl, Miss Kathi Heltzel, Mrs. James C.
Stone, Mrs. Reynolds Allen, Mrs. Robert Sprague, Mrs.' James G.
Watts,- Mrs. Chester Loe, Mrs. James Walton, Mrs. Homer L, Goulet
and Mrs. Sigfrid B. I'nander. .
Mingling with the guests about the rooms will be Mrs. Edward
A. Gearv of Klamath Falls, Mrs. A. D. Woodmansee, Miss Hattie
Brttzel.'Mrs. Robert T. Boals, Mrs. Bruce F. Pickett, Mrs. Carl
Steelhammer, Mrs. Leon Perry and Mrs. Alfred C. Gerlinger.
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Glub Dances
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Weekend
The coming weekend will be
marked with two club dances. The
Wisteria Club'i semi-formal dance
is slated for Friday night at the
Knights of Columbus Hall. Stubby
Mills and his orchestra will play
for dancing between I and 12 o'
clock. ,
The spring dance will feature the
St; Patrick's Day theme. Mr. and
Mrs. L K. Lawrence are heading
the directorate and assisting are
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Mrs. C. 0. Goodman, Mr. and
Mrs. John Doerfler, Mr. and Mrs.
Reed Carter and Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil Fade.
Cirque Club Dance
The Cirque Club's first formal
dinner dance of the year will be
held Saturdays March 10 hi the
Capital Room of the Hotel Sena
tor. Playing for dancing follow
ing the I o'clock dinner will be
Harry Wesely and his orchestra.
Mr
!r. and Mrs. Hubert William
son will serve as chairman of the
event, assisted by Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Bottesteele Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Hammel, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Ramey and Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Houck.
dhoirmen for
hospital Tea
Announced ,
pommlttee chairmen for the
Salem General Hospital Auxil
iary's annual spring benefit tea
aie beinf announced this weekend
by the co-chairmen, Mrt. Peter
H, Geiser and Mrs. 8. D. Wiles. .
'The tea win be 'held at the
beautiful Candalaria Heights home
ot Dr. and Mrt. Charles W. Mills
oo Bole Street. Tea hours will
be from I to I o'clock and the
interested public It invited to at
tend. Proceeds from the affair
will be used for the auxiliary's
project thit year, the remodeling
of the hospital kitchen.
Chairmen for the tea include
Mrt. Harold R. Schick Jr.. dining
room; Mrt. Lewis D. Clark and
MrtHarmon T. Harvey, refresh
ments; Mrs. Charles E. Gray and
Mrs. Lynn Hammerstad, tickets;
Mrs. Marena Maltby, hospitality;
and Mrs. Kenneth Mullet and Mrs.
. William Hugh Adams, decorations.
Dethel to Install '
Honored Queen Nancy Weekt
of Bethel 35, Job't Daughters, will
preside at a formal installation for
four of her officers Monday night
at the Scottish Rite Temple at 7:30
p.m. To be installed are Mist La
mona Collins, senior princess; Miss
Marilyn Reaney, Junior princess;
Miss Jody Bourne, guide; and Miss
Linda Emmerton, marshal A
majority degree will also be given
during the evening.
Methodist WSCS
Circles to Meet
On Wednesday
Circles of the Woman's Society
(of Christian Service of the: First
Methodist Church will meet
Wednesday. March 7 for 1:15 p.m.
dessert luncheons, except as noted.
Broadbent Circle No. 1 will meet
in the east section of the Carrier
Room at the church. Hostesses
are Mrt. F. S. Heard, Miss Carrie
Ringo and Miss Mary Richards.
Carr Circle No. 2 with Mrs. John
Carr, IMS Bonnie Way, Mrs. P. E.
Waller, co-hostess.
Taylor Circle No. 3 with Mrs.
Walter Spaulding, 1726 Court St.,
Mrs. Ted Ullakko, co-hostess.
Fugate Circle No. 4 with Mrs.
Waldo Marsters, 1855 D Street,
Mrs, Carl Miller and Mrs. E. E.
Johnston assisting.
Jordan Circle No. 5 with Mrs.
Floyd Waltt, 1810 Saginaw St.
.. Mrs.. Roy Ohmart and Mrs. Cf.
A. Jordan assisting.
Ellis Circle No. 6 meet in the
Fellowship Room at the church,
hostesset, Mrt. C. W. Ferguson
and Mrt. Warren Simpson, 12:45
p.m.
Turner Circle No. 7 meet In the
west section of the Carrier Room
at the church, 12:45 p.m. Host
esses are Mrs. Don Walton and
Mrs. Leroy Karsten. Mrs. Forrest
Lemm will continue the study of
toe "Indian American."
, Estep No. I and Hostetter No. s
will meet with Mrt. Lloyd A. Lee,
5310 Center St., Mrt. Julius Pin
cus and Mist Eva Wolfe assist
ing, I p.m.
. Hudkins Circle No. 10 with Mrt.
Don Fulton, 1249 S. Commercial
St., Mrt. T. R. Hobart, co-host'
ess, S p.m.
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Mrt. leland Sawyer Richey, the former Darleen Epffcy, whose
marriage was an event of Friday night at the Knight Memor
ial Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mn. Leland
C. Epley and Mr. Richey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Loran P.
Richey of Portland. (Kennell-Ellis Studio).
Gab Qlendar
MONOAT
Balcm Oarden Club mt at Silem
Woman's Clubhouw, t p.m., ilowtr
arranflnt and torus cImmi. It a m.
Slm Dauhtri of tht Nil lunch
ton. Masonic Ttmplt, IS o'clock.
Bethel 3S. Job's DaufhUrt, Scottish
Kit Temple, 1:30 p.m.
McKlnley Mothers and Dads, Coral
Room at School, 1:30 p.m.
Belem Music Tficheri AuocUtlon
wlht Prof, and Mrs. JUlph Dobbt,
178 I St., I p.m.
TUESDAY
Salem General HoepIUl Auxiliary
meet at hospital, 10 a.m.
Hl-Y Mothers meet at YMCA. 11
a.m.
Salem Chapter, OES, Masonic Ttm
pie, t p.m.
American War Mothers. Carrier
Room, rirtt MeUiodtit Church, lorn
Buih School Molher'a Club meet at
achool, 1:10 p.m.
Salem Writer's Club with Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn t. Cronemlller, 17(0 (.
Winter St.
WEDNESDAY
Women Cuild, Flret Conrea
tlona Church, Mayflower Room, 2
p m.
THIBSDAY
Sojourners destert . brldf and
birthday annlveriary party, 1 p m.,
Salem Woman's ClubhouM.
FRIDAY
Salem Woman's Club meet at club
houa. t p m., board meetlnf 11,30
p m.
Marion County WCTU wlnltr In
illttite, ChrliUsa Cnurch, Riiverton,
10 SO a m.
Spinsters Benefit Fashion Show
At Marion Hotel on Thursday
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One of the outstanding benefit affairs of the early spring season
will be held Thursday night, March 8, when the Spinsters sponsor
their annual fashion show. The affair will be held in the Gold and
Green Rooms of the Marion Hotel beginning at 8 o'clock with dessert
following.
Theme of the show is "In the Spring, a Young Man's Fancy
Turns . . ." Mrs. Charles Weeber
will be the commentator and Mrs.
Raymond Barton the organist.
Fashions, which will be from John
son's, will feature gowns for the
bride, her attendants, the mothers,
for traveling and for parties.
Floral arrangements will be from
Eola Acres. A bridal dress of her
choice will be given to a bride-to-be
attending the benefit show.
Models Selerteal
Models which will include spin
sters and patronesses are Miss
Barbara Anderson, Miss Norma
Hamilton, Miss Eleanor Oakes,
Miss Janis Hershe, Miss Norma
Peterson, Miss Robert A. Sjodlng,
Miss Coleen Welch, Miss Marjorie
Becke, Miss Gloria St oik, Miss
Margaret Miller, Miss Edel Tetlie.
Mrs. Donald Wells, Mrt. Robert
Elgin, Mrt. Roger Schnell, Mrt.
Ronald E. Jonet Jr., Mrt. Ralph
S. Hamilton and - Mrt. Ronald
Jonet.
Mrt. C. J. Hershe, Mrs. Dwalne
Rankin, Mrs. Ralph Underwood,
Jennifer Johnson and Julie Shinn.
Tickets for the -show may be
purchased from members of the'
club, at Johnson's store, or reser
vations may be made with Mrt.
Howard Mader. Proceeds from the
event will go to the club'i proj
ect of assisting with the Retarded
Children's Association of Salem.
Jasoa Lee Wesleyaa ' Service
Guild will meet Monday night at
7:30 p.m. for a social hour with
a business session at 8 p m. The
group will first gather in the par
sonage, later going to the Kirby
Room for pictures. Mrs. Clifford
Ellis will be in charge of :he
program and Mrs. M. W. Ready
the worship service. Hostesses wll
be Mrs. Herman Rehfuss, Mrs.
Elmer Boyer. Mrs. Roy Riggs ind
Mrs. Myron Strang.
Miss Lorna
Robertson
Tells Plans
Revealing plans for her March
17 wedding this weekend Is Miss
Lorna Lou Robertson, daughter of
Mrt. Glenn Robertson, who will
be married to Murray Allan Jen-
ten, son of Mr. and Mrt. Luther
L. Jensen.
The nuptials will be performed
at the First Congregational Church
by Dr. Julian Keiser, Ronald
Craven will be the vocalist and
Mrs. Crsven the organist
: Mrs.. Glenn W. Robertson - of
Portland will be her sister-in-law's
matron of honor. Bridesmaids in
elude Miss Kathleen Walden and
Miss Alice Joy Miller.
Luther Lynn Jensen Jr. wil!
serve as best man for his brother.
Ushers include Larry Sowell and
George Meyert.
A reception will be held ia the
church parlort.
Ili-Y Mothers Program
The monthly meeting of the
Hi Y Mothers will be held Tues
day at the YMCA at 11:43 a. m.
Members are asked to bring
sandwiches and the committee
will serve coffee end talad. Spe
cial guests will be the Y-Teen
Mothers of the YWCA. The guest
speaker will be Bill Richter, a
South Salem student and a mem
ber of the A. A. SUgg Hi-Y Club.
He will talk on '"Youth In the
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Golf Season to
Open With A
Coffee
Launching the opening of the
golf season for the Salem Wom
en's Golf Association will be the
coffee to be given by the board
of directors at the Morningside
home of Mrs. Kenneth Potts, on
Friday morning, March 9. Hours
ire 10 to 12 o'clock and all wom
en golfers and prospective golf
ers are invited to attend.
The season opens Wednesday,
March 14 with a 9 o'clock break
fast at the Salem Golf Club, fol
lowed by a business meeting and
a round of golf. Golf will be in
play ecch Wednesday throughout
the season. Mrs. Bruce Williams
is captain of the Women's Asso
ciation this year.
Presiding at the coffee urns
will be past presidents of the as
sociation, Mrs. Werner Brown,
Mrs. Vernon Perry, Mrs. Glenn
Stevens and Mrt. Harold dinger.
Mrs. Potts is also a past president
of the group. ,
Hostesses will be the board of
directors including Mrs. Wil
liams, Mrs. Chester Loe,, Mrs.
James Van Kuelen, Mrs: Charles
Gray. Mrs. Morris CrothrsMrs.
Frank Nicholls and Mrs. Robert
Ebersole, social chairman, who is
in charge of arrangements for the
affair. .
Benefit Coffee
At Calvert's
Members of Ainsworth Chapter,
OES Social club will' entertain
with a benefit coffee' on 'Friday,
March I at the home of Mrs.
Jamet Calvert, 1530 N. 25th St.
All chapter memben, friendt
and guests are welcome to attend
the affair between 10 a.m. and
2:30 p.m. A special invitation is
being extended to business women
to call during the noon hour.
Proceeds from the coffee will
go to the OES Home Endowment
fund. Assisting Mrs. Calvert with
arrangements for the affair are
Mrs. Kenneth. Lee. . Charles . Mua
ser, Mrs. Warren Pahl and Mrs.
T. G. Barnard.
Amaranths Will
Elect Officers
The stated meeting of Hanna
Rosa Court, Order of the Amaranth
will be held in the Masonic Temple
on Monday, March S at 8 o'clock.
There will be election of officers.
Grand Court officers will be honor
ed and the 195S members will be
recognized.
The social committee in charge
includes Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gil
mer, chairmen, Mr. and Mrt.
Ralph Harvey. Mr. and Mrt. Wen
dell Willmarth, Mr. and Mrs. Mal
colm MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs.
Brownie Bangert, Mr. and Mrt.
Jack Davit, and Mrt. Lucille Fid-ler.
Nile Luncheon
On Monday
Salem Daughter of the Nile
Club will meet for a 12 o'clock
luncheon on Monday ati the-Ma
sonic Temple. The luncheon will
be preceded by tewing at 10 30
a m. with Mrs. Gordon L. Skinner
and Mrs. J. Albert Sholseth as
chairman. -
During the business meeting
plans will be announced for the
club's annual spring benefit card
party to be held in April.
Mrs. Jacob Fuhrer is chairman
of the luncheon committee, with
Mrs. Albert C. Gragg as co-chairman.
Assisting will be Mesdames
Rei A. Turner, L. V. Benson, Rob
ert D. Driscoll. Charles W. Hedges,
Lrslir WSCS Pro-ram iMcKinlcy Dcd$,
Mothers Meet
The WSCS of the Leslie Meth
odist Church will meet Wednesday;
afternoon at the church at 1:15
n m for the rezular meeting. Mrs.
: Everett McRac will give the pro-;
gram and Mrs. J. S. Murray will;
Igive a report on treasure chests.
'Mrs. Edwin. Thorne will' lead thej
! devotions. Mrs. Charles ick is
chairman of the hostess com
mittee, assisted by. Mesdames A.
W. MeUger. Joseph Wood, W. E.
Hazell. L. C. McShane and lister
Hagedorn. Members who have not
brought their shower gift for the
church kitchen areasked to do so
at this meeting.
Cecil A. Lantx. Albert W. Morris,
Claude H. Post. John M. Ramage,
Harris Lietz and James W. Tind-all.
"How to Avert the Teen Age
Problem" is the program planned
for the McKinley Mothers' and
Dads' club at its meeting Monday
night in the Coral Room of the
school. Frank Schram, attendance
counselor, Salem Public Schools,
and Earl Hampton, principal, Les.
lie Junior High School, will be the
speakers.
On the hospitality committee for
the evening are room mothers
from Mrs. Clarence Fuqua's and
Mrs. Claude, Martin's rooms.' they
include Mrs. Ray Stringham, Mrs.
Jack Tilton. Mrs. Tom JaskoskI .
and Mrs. Don Kingslcy.
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