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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1958)
tUSte. Ill) SUtrsmin. Salrm. O, Fit, Mir. 11. 5S Three Salem Coeds Vie For Queen Br BABBABA BOMFACK Halaseiia Carrna TV alg we b Mat. Willamette alg weak la peat t km rotwrwid Art Group Fetes Mr. Medciif TSe 0Uv Art rwf i ea- leruated K Dm M Mams rwat- fcwt aad aurpriee bertada party was held for Mm Madralf. pmiihnt of Dm greiav The grata rlr4 the art nrt ef Gry hlar- aad lasperted the later. tontimpwary etyle mm ef the Vln. RaDia Zjjk reoifrad M la rfuUr aaCTalare-treaaurwr and tin. Ai- hewr m eat. aksee aad aludy after 'bert lUamuaMS was elected to tlO tsng at of Glee rehearsals the sfTV. m la enuej uiee ponormaare, o. the doer we s. eai with mo. raaoiraannir miaM iei a hjrtM matin a Mr Ui- calf ud place earth wart mmia raixaad last Maaday when atwoeaU apanl taa: Oay paying an Glee bet, both la oar aaernwr. a a i a r a a 7 ejuauanlpt ant a pvmniucw aaw man - baa sftidWs paructpetiag in tha Glee proas ntalio. Two Salem (nil aad ana Califor nia caad r honored at a recent ZMta Gamma fouedrr't day bee ut. Mama Hianphrry and Ja Canaan, bota af Salem, were boo- highret arholarship aad pledge contributing ttte mod ta iht houae. reepectiveiy Barbara Rot ar was citad aa tba moat attire rdg. VarwXy Bag aaaaraay Drawing near aa th social caV aedrr la tha Vanity Ball which It scheduled for evening la the gymnasium. Tha affair, ia formal, it sponsored by taa Willamette irttermaa'i dun. Harry Wesety will provide tba ma lic Semi-fuuluu for Vanity Ball Quae lactate Kathy Evans. Sua J anting and Peggy Hoffmaa of Salem, and Call Larsra of Silver- lea. Representing t h 0 Willamette af the Bational education Kappa Deha Pi at tba convention ia Chicago k Bates, senior from Salem. Spring ram brgaa Wednesday evening with opea booses at four Willamette sororities. Alpha Chi Omega. Deka Gamma. Chi Omega aid PI Beta PaL Parma! mad tura easels. Mr Msdralf tooled aad bound ill signatures at tha art groap. Date Set for Ceremony Afloouncement la being made af the approaching marriage e Miss S y I t 1 a Janice Magee. Salem, daughter af Mrs. Nevil Hoiha af Sltvertea. la Paul Robert Becker af Saa Diego. Calif., which win be aa event af Tuesday. April 1 at tha Immaaurl Lutheran Church la SU rertoa at I a'clork. A reception will follow ia the church par lor Mies Ml re Is employed at AO- state laser sore Ca. and her Baaca ia attending taa Diego State Col lege. Be wul artre Berth for tba wedding, arriving aa March W. Tba couple wis snake their home ia Saa Diego. Distinguished Britons Attend Soirees a r..-l , . n ". '' ArrM tafting . . . Mrs, Pmmt Cowlet AAayof in ena spacious corner of fh drawing room ih full every Wadnasday avwrWng wiirt a biuo-riobon Hat of aVitisn owctts. Butteville Club Plans Meeting BUI IIVTLLE The next meet' log af the Butterflla Wsmaa'i Fel lowship will be Friday. April U at the home of Mrs. CM White at Champoeg and win be a hinch- aoa maetina. About twentr womea parrata were aem puraaay aaa j were present for the March meet asday. Satnrday aeaning pref stance wul terminate ruth. Club Holds Party SOCTH SALEM - John Varah Was heat ta tha "Pat Boone'' faa dub Shamrock party an Monday eoniog at his borne oa Gar lock Ave. Art ending were Bonnie Jeaa Smth. Skip Shaw. Nancy Owes, An Dickson, Mike McKillop. Dor thy Rtmdhaug. Joha Varah. Mar aha Tarrty, Linda Cbriatanaaa, Max Eaoa, Cheryl Lee Kurth, aad Ken Bashiord. Adulu present ware Mr. and Mrs. Wffly Varah and Mr. aad Mrs. Loot Karth. j big at the home of Mrs. G. Leek, whe wis assisted by Mrs. Erven Millar and Mrs. Ray Ver ge. Tba president announced that clean-up day for tha church, will be March St. with a no-host lunch eon at noon. Tba district meeting will be held at tha Smyrna Church oa April 3L NORTH SALEM Tha Cerrsla ritansioa Unit mooting Tuesday afternoon at tha home af Mrs. Stanton Mcdenoy honored tha aresident, Mrs. Orrille Browa, with a aboVer. y IO0Y OKMOI LONDON vVln precisely two years, Fleur Cowlet Meyer, an American, hat become tha bett talon-hoapaf in London. "A salon," ttyt tha dictionary, it a recep tion, especially one af which ceiebritiei gather, hence a fashionable attomblega." Mrt. Meyer' 1 Wadnasday to 1 reel, held In an elegant sat of chambers ones occupied, perhaps appropriately, by rha dandy Beau Brummall, attract a glittering it of people. Her retidence you could navar describe It at a mora apartment-is looted in Albany, a series of exclusive flats near Piccadilly Circus, at tha foot of Seville Row. Whether to call it Albany, or THE Albany, hat troubled Englishman for yasrt. But not Mrt. Mayer. "Irs Albany, not THE Albany,' tha said. And than, in pronouncement that may become a clastic In London, tha added! "You don't tay THE Buckingham Palace, do you? Whatever her town house it called her gueirt include such dissimilar but interesting pertoni at: Britain 1 recently resigned Chancellor of the Exchequer Peter Thorneycroft, Laborite leader Hugh Geittkell, actor Peter Ustinov, barrister Sir Hartley Shawcrou, actress Flora Rob ton. fashion, designer Hardy Aimet, newtpeper publisher Lord Kemtley and dancer Dame Margot Fenteyn. Mrs. Meyer, the fromer wife of American publisher Gardner Cowlet, married English man Tom Montague Meyer in November of 1955. He alto adores his wife and when the said the wanted to live at Albany, he gave her the green light and, obviously, the money to tailor it to her heart's desire. 1 Albany hat been center of art, letters, laughter and wit for many years. Irs past ten ant include Lord yron, lord Melbourne, Queen Victoria first Prime Minister, and Oscar Wilde, who set part of hit play, The Importance.of Being Earnest," In en Albany flat. By January 1 95o Mrs. Meyer had redecor ated, installed fancy plumbing and equipped the place with central heating. At she got her soirees into high gear two yean ago the wet oeing oescriDea oy lonoon newspapers at beautiful, flambouyant, clever, witty and tal ented. A society column i if wrote! "Her salon has become the most envied party in town." She Invites her guests for 6:30 fM. and sett no curfew. Many of her friends are members of the British government, members of Peril- ment or theatrical people. In her lovely drawing room, there It food and drink aplenty but the emphatit it on con , vertetion. "I don't care for the formal dinner party," laid Mrt. Meyer. "One hat to talk to people on either tide. There are more Interruption! than conversation.' Up until midnight her guest! come and go In waves. Tm sorry I'm late," Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd will tay, "but there was a vote (n the House. "Of course," Flour will beam Flour maintain! one rule for her taloru "I only ask people I like."- She end her husband preside at the soiree without ever seeming to do to and the service French chef in the kitchen apper at if by it to good that cocktilli and food from a magic Daughters of the -American Colonists Install Officers Dauihtart of America felanlsti. which was ar gaataod Pearwary a, met lor a 11 clack hiarissa Wodnoaday a tha sttdxartura at Meier aad Prank's. After the has raise the member ta the heme of Mrt. W. E. aa afternoon meeting. Mr. Joha Y. Jucftardeea of Part- of th Daughters Mr. af the A marks CeJoeiala. was a I reduced aad. aaaliled by Mr. Parry Creoth Smith of partlaad. laetalled th newly elected officer af Maheala Chapter. Officer i a 1 1 a 1 1 a 4 war Mr. B. t. Breught, regent: Mr. Her bert J. OaUlnd. let vice regent: Mrs. M. A. Pokar, lad k re- Mr, i. C SeU. chaalala: Mr. H. Q. Hand arse, recanting secretary; Mrs. Prod W. Smith, correepoadlng secretary; Mr a. M. M. Broedbaot. troaeurer; Mr. Alfred Vtch. registrar; Mrs. Charles L. Greenwood, historian; aad Mtse Ruth Ruintoe, Ubrariaa, Following tha many Mrs, Richardaoa gave a talk choosing aa her aublect "PaaL aad Mr. Ray C ITvea are Preatdaot aad Future af the Daugh- the engagement ef.ter af tha Americas Engagement 0 Couple Revealed CLUB CALENDAR ; Prtaae . Coldee Age CWh, YWCA. f Tmliy Chapter. OES. rhartar Ughi. Waal Salem Oty sValfia, Mnekeet dianor. aaierwaf PrieaUhlp Shrta. Whiu Shtine of Jerusalem, InauUatlaa, Ush Rha Tempi. I am. Temple Observei Founder's Diy Mrs. Loon Haatea presided at the Wednesday meeting of Cea trajia Temple Pythlaa Slater ia tha aba oar ef Mrs. Ben Rath. A special Pounder's Day pro gram was hi char ga ef Mr. Ver non Deceit aad Mr. Kabert Calls. Ret rath meat 1 war served by Mr. D. M. Staataa. Mr. IL 4 Casteei. Mr. Clifford Scaulti. Mr. Prank ICaisky, aad Mr. W, A. their daughter, Beverly Carol, le Charlaa Bettia. so aMr. aad Mr. William Bettia ef Partlaad. Ne data ha bean eat lor the wed ding. Orgaaiaed S 1TO The society wi id is a m "Th b)ecta ItU organised arganlaa- of the society The bride-elect It a graduate aTar patriotic hletortcal and edu- Sllvertaa High School aad attend- cation!; la make research aa la ad achool la Seattle. She new the history aad deed ef the Amer- at the Emanuel HoepKel Schonl ef Nursing hi Partlaad. Mr. Bettia it associated la buslnaat with hi brother hi Portland. Past Presidents At CrowderHome MT. ANGEL Mr. Ernie Oew- oar wet hestaaa at her home for the Paat Presidents ef tba Amer ica Legiea Anlhary Tuesday might Attaadlng were Mrs. Ray Ruecher, Mrs. Ed Hoffar, Mrs. PeU Cora. Mr. Ira Herriford. Mrs. Oetus Butach, Mrt. Fred Lnchf, Mrs. Prod Proeeer. LoretU Denier and tha hostess. Plana wore made to make flag cases at the next meeting which will be held at tba home of Mrt. Gores, also a new kind of slipper for the wheelchair patient at tha Veterans Hospital. Betrothal Revealed LYONS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davlaoa of Lyon are announcing tha engagement of their daughter. Andrea Dee. ta Richard 0. Crook of Mrs. Ana Crook of Mill City. Mist Davison It a graduate of the Steytoa high achool and Mr. Crook la a graduate of Mill City High School Na date baa bora set lor the wedding. lean Colonists, aad la puousn trie same; ta commemer ate deeds of colonial interest; ta inculcate and foster love of Amer ica and ka institutions by all tta residents; ta obey ka laws aad venerate ka flag, (ha emblem ef kj power and civic rtxhteouaness. A social hour aad taa followed tha meeting with Maedames Joha r. Richardaoa aad Ova a R. Rhodes pouring. Guest were Meedamre Joha Y, Richardaoa, Owen R. Rhode, first vice-regont; K. B. McCoy, state corresponding secretary; Howard P. Arnest, regent of Columbia Gorge Chapter, D.A.C.; Charles E. Holstrom, Jerry Creath Smith. Oacar T. Tinkle aad C Harold Weston, all of Portland CnVAIS-4l the laet mietlag ef the Clara Jones Missionary so ciety Mrs. Meal Miller of Wood bura resigned aa president "due t illasaa. Mr. Bid ord Brow id re placing her as president and Mrt. Donald DuRette la rice president Schaefeis Add Heutrallzer Tablets Carefvlry balanced, cental na a Bicarbonate. Paat Action. MaBaMAanat aaaa) eaaaBlakaKasaBial eakaam JTTWtTf WW VfwfWVa2VfJ aVfVfff ach atl stress' always censuB your pmaldan. SCHAEFER'S DRUG STORE HI N. Commercial Opea Daily 7:21 a js. U S aja. saaaaya f a. as. ta 1 p. as. What Kind of Money Do You Need? f 1b Maty HoLby Mtaty VacttUa Mmy MW Mify Mttr Mtsiy Jvst rUk Cask Meet Mr. "Ruf$" Anderion Ad Ceaeeheat 11. r : i v Hi Wni He!? Ycu That Monty Now As Easy As 1-2-3 With 6 for 3 1. fki Amj Otabk htm Ym M Ugv Mh4 1 Catl Mr. Aim- at UN 441)1 J. la ffaaf fa Aanrar rear Meat Statesnan-Journaj Want-Ads Six Day Advartislng for tha Prica ef Thraa On Family Ads During .... 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