Around Town . . .
By JEiraZ ENGLISH
ANNUAL SILVER TEA ... fi
n each fall by the taiem General
Hospital Auxiliary hat beea set
tor Thursday. Nor. 15, at the Caa
dalaria Heights borne otMr. and
Mrs. Bradley W. Burkland m Al
varada Terrace . . . Ma Robert
Cannoa and Mrs. Joseph Devers
will serve as co-chairmea of the
flair, which promises to be one
f the social highlights of the sea
son . . . Preliminary plans for the
tea' were announced at the first
fall meeting ef the auxiliary Tues
day morning . . . Mrs. William
R. Shinn. vice-president, presided
In the absence of the president,
Mrs. James H. Nicholson Jr. . . .
The annual membership drive Is
one! Kortemeyer, for visit at
the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Herman D. Kortemeyer . . ".
The air force officer is presently
stationed at Hamilton Field, Calif,
and this is the first visit borne
for the couple In over 11 yean . . .
The hostess has invited a few of
Mrs. Kortemeyer'i longtime school
friends to the luncheon . . . The
Kortemeyert will return to Califor
nia the end of the week . . . tbey
have also beea visiting friends in
Portland a few days ...
Visitors ... la the capital a few
days are Dr. and Mrs. Loaia Fasea
of Raciae. Wis., who are arriving
today to he gaesto of their loaf-
Ccotiotfes Plan
Halloween Party
Carry-On Cootietta Club met for
their regular meeting at the Veter
ans of Foreign Wars hatt. Plans
were discussed for the annual Hal
loween party. Mrs. Mel Clemens
will be in charge of entertainment
Three cakes were served to thir
ty patients at the State Tubercu
losis Hospital. Those serving the
cake were Mrs. Roy Carter, Mrs.
Robert Holweger and Mrs. John
Schmidt
rOOt CORNERS Mrs. C R.
Osbora was luncheon hostess with
covers placed for Mrs. Simon May
berry, Mrs William Fiester. Mrs.
W. A. Slater. Mrs. Nile Hilborn.
Mrs. I. H. White. Mrs. J. H. Igle
heart. The women served for the
Square Dance Gasi
A new beginner square dance
course has beea organized and will
be beld oa Thursday, Oct 4. at I
p.m. at the Knights of Columbus
HaU. This course is sponsored by
the Telephone Employees Activi
ties Association but is not limited
to telephone employees. Instructor
win be Clyde Charters. Anyone in
terested in learning to square
dance is welcome to attend. Clas
ses will begia each Thursday at I
p.m.
Delegates Speakers j
Girls State and Girls Nation were
featured en the program of the
joint meeting of Capital Unit t,
American Legion Auxiliary and
Capita) Post I, American Legion
Monday night at the Legion Club.
Speaking ea Girls State were the
Misses Sally Joseph, Marcia Hum
phrey, Patti Oaggett Susan Todd.
Marilyn Zeller. Marly De Groote
and Carol St oik. Sally Joseph told
of her experience at Girls Nation
in Washington. D. C
Visitors Entertained !
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Vrt Orris Lunda ea Ben Lomond
Drive Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
Orrie Anderses of McAilen, Texas
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Simon
of Bremerton, Wash. Additional
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Norley and Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Nofby of Newberg and Mr. and
Mrs. Eric Butler of Salem. Mr.
Simon is an uncle of Mrs. Land
and Mrs. Andersen is a niece of
I Mrs. Butler and Mr. Lunda.
Alumnae Fele Xctlre '
Chi Omega alumnae and active
members and pledges of the Wil
lamette University chapter of Chi
Omega will be entertained at a
dessert supper tonight at the new
chapter house oa North 14th St
Mrs. Irving Brown, Mr. George
L im and Mrs. Lee Beal will be
the hostesses. Mrs. Donald Dill
fashion coordinator at Meier and
Frank's, will be the speaker. All
Chi Omegas in Salem area are In
vited to attend.
Statesman, Sa!cri. Ore., 7t 1, Od. f, . j
Loucks Honor Guests
rOLTt CORNEKS The Rev. and
Mrs. Victor L. Loucks were honor
guests Friday evening, when mem
bers and friends of the Baptist
Church gave them a farewell din
ner in the church annex. Covers
were placed for seventy-five. The
choir dedicated a special number
to the Loucks, Miltoa Dierki gave
the devotional, and a gift wu pre-
ser.tedtotc r.'T .
Loucks gm t3 f e - j t
to the church ea 1-z.L . . 1 -
ber SO, concUi-'l gevca Jti:s ti
pastor.
Frieadshla Sarin, Wliltc Shrine
of Jerusalem wCl bold Friend.1 p
night and a ceremonial Saturday
night at the Scottish Rite TcmrSe
at I p.m. Seven candidates ill be
initiated.
DINGY
YELLOWED
LINGERIE?
.1 u A- I- X Um IIamm
now underway with Mrs. Joseph McT.m art Dr. mmi Mrs. Johal"5 Tnn,tv r,lr
, Solomon serving as general chair- Km . . . tae Faseas are leavtag
man . . . A. C. Branson, hospital Friday to fly to Saa Fraaclsc to
administrator, spoke to the group aUeB B IRna.i mrrtinf of the
ana reporiea on im progress ol Amerif Cellege ef Sargroni. . . . '
the remodeling of the kitchen, the Tke McGeet and Dr. and Mrs. !
auxiliary project ... the kitchen 1 RM wH, t g mU tor the
Is nearly completed and new equip- meeMi ,,iBg Salarday '
ment is now being installed . . . jo,,,,, SMitm mrii. ..d their
Incoming (fleers ... of the Sa- wires plaining to altead are Dr.
lera Women's Army-Navy League 1 ald Mrs. James Seaeat, Dr. aad
ill -be honored ,t . eoftee on M f , , Dr. Mn.
Tuesday. Ortobee. 11 at the Fair- ' , . . .
mount Hill home of Mr. and Mrs. I c"'"- wlU
James L. Payae . . . the eutgoing by trail on Satarday, Dr. aad
(fleers, headed by Mrs. Rey G. ; Mrs. Hagh Dewd. Dr. aad Mn.
Green, will be ho.lt.se. for tals!Hw,M poIe Dr. Ma4 Mrf, A i
annnal a(falr with calling hour. , a ,. .
from 11 to I . clock . . . Several 1 Terreace Klag ... the Kings arej
league members were la Portland flylag soath Satarday aad will alt
Monday to attend the annual fall attend the opera while la the bay '
tea given by the Portland Army
Nary League at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Owen R. Khoad. In Port
land Heights . . . Mm. Wallace S.
Wharton, newly elected president
of the Salem League, was among
thooe pouring . . . ethers attending
from here were Mrs. Willis E. Vin
cent, Mrs. Bruce VanWyngardea,
Mr.. Chester Frits, Mrs. Ernest L.
Freeman aad Mrs. Carl Cover . . .
To fete a visitor . . , Mrs. Doug
las Chambers will preside at an
Informal luncheon today at her
Court Street home for the pleasure
of Mrs. Henry Kortemeyer (Mary
Anne Owen', who has come north
ttilh her husband. Lieutenant Col
dly.
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