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3.j8-(Sec. Ill) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., April 21, S7 j'? :jmm 11 -1 "--- ' W"-" i ISeen and Heard . . . : f By JEKYME ENGUSH -. m . i ' -'- TEA TIME . . . on Wednesdar.back Iran when Mrs. Harry V. Collini en- il.iuil waritta at Wakakut ifllllu i J hr rharmintf -X . . the at J 'I tit complf- JS; menled k r daughter In Jt law. Bin. Brad- r ford C. Collins, J and her grand- daughter, Rbb- in,, who have beea viiiUnf AT here the past week from Fairfax. ' Calif. ... Brad and Jane for ,V merly resided Jn Salem and a OTAiin a .Ian' tonfftime friends bidden to call during the 3L afternoon ... including num- Vrv'ber of mother-daughter duos and ZTaeveral three feneration groups. . , Tm children . . , dm their own , snay ana nancy narty ia the den and the girls! King and Carolyn were adorable in their " prettiest ' ard Cooley and Christine. an extended winter's sojourn in Hawaii, receiving coro pU(nents on her wonderful suntan ... She wore pink hnen dress with matching sweater enhanced with' beaded embroidery, which she enjoyed doing while, sitting under the palm trees. . . . En famule . . . Mrs. W. I. Needham and her two daughters-in-law, Mrs. Winiield and Mrs. Robert Needham ... and grand daughter, Beth Needham , . . Mrs. Robert Needham chic in a navy blue ensemble wits navy straw adorned with whit lace and yellow velvet ribbon , . . Mrs. Ira Jorgensea and Mrs. Carl G. Cot Una ... the former's pretty hat wreathed in pansies . . . Mrs. Charles Pomeroy and Diane Mrs. Arthur Sprague, Jane and Nancy ... Mrs. Kenneth Carl and Susan . . , Mrs, Stewart John son and Katrinka -. . Mrs, Vera Mrs. A, Mrs. RKh- Committee Members Plan Junior-Senior Prom 1 party dresses and ao grown-up as Among ethers .. . . Mrs. Charles they- enjoyed their . punch and A. Si accompanied by her Sprague iamEaster egg cakes decorated with I granddaughter. Nancy Hurley, bunnies.. . . Hera Robin was the who came up from EI Cerrito, X hostess and she wort an exquisite Calif., to spend the spring vaca- S dress at lace win scalloped pern- Uon, , Mrs. Robert Sprague . line ever pink taffeta Mrs J and daughters. Ann and Cathy 2 Harris uexi assisted in serving : . . . airs, naroia nooenson, juii U1V young MUlva Mini rcuiaiacu Dome II mil a) uif ooav, vuiuiug f that she hadn't had so much fun with her youngest daughter. Ann. . in years . . I The mothers just Mire ef same . . . Mrs. William ; couldn't help but peek into the . L. Lidbeck, who assisted one hour, 1 - den ta see their daughters, who were oerfect angels. Creeling . . . guests in the liv ing room were the hostess and her daughter-in-law . . . Jane, so pe tite and attractive; and wearing a lovely rose-pink printed cotton dress . . . arid the hostess in becoming mist blue taffeta gowa ... Pretty bouquets of pink ca mellias arranged about the room, just matching the decor.'. : . The lea table ... covered with a handsoma embroidered eggshell tinea cloth . . . the lovely center piece of two crystal swans filled with white lilac and camellias f - 4 Combined -with- violet velvet . , and delicious white laster ' ct cakes decorated in blue were served le tne guests. , . . Tree sea ef lewa . . . came Mrs. "imball . Page - and daughter, oUy. ef Portland . . . Mrs. Nor m Cary; formerly of Salem but j at Sa Anselmo, Cahf.,- Bves 4 a irw miles from Jane and rad -, . 4 the Cam have beea i Jting here the past week . , ,rv Guy Raymond of Winona. iml who has been spending the winter la Salem, coming In with he daughter, Mrs. Ralph E. Pur vine, and granddaughter, Becky ', .... Mrs. Elmer J. Scellars. just 2 la a good-looking black princess style dress . , . Mrs. Reynolds Allen Dinning a bunch of violets to her black gowa . . Mrs. Del Milne's attractive while straw en circled with white roses . . . Mrs. C. D. Simms and Miss Margaret Simms ... the latter's striking straw chapeau of robin's egg blue . . , Mrs. J. M. Lamb ad her daughter, Patricia Mrs. Warren Doollttle). .'. . BOSSES . . . were up early Thursday morning for the annual NecdlecrifJ' x-4 breakfast given by the In- Womea s Association 01 Salem ... The setting was the Gold Room of the Marion Hotel with ever III bosses and their hv sarance secretaries attending . The tables were, decorated with oilrJafure May poles with pastel streamers and at. the base were nrimrosea and nansies .-. . at the bead table was large bouquet ef red carnations and daffodils. . . . never cMiaeter . v ranascues decorating the walls . . . black and white pen and ink drawings featuring familiar Insurance terms broad form cupied building persona pro perty floater . . . sprinkled risk , ,l otflee conduct . . . adjusting ... extended and blanket cover aire - exnoaure charge . -. unclassified risk . . . and family automobile coverage. Maaabera . . evea from Albany. Dallas and Staytoa at T a.m. for the buffet break fast . . . Deaa Muaser. deputy in surance conrroissioner el Oregon, was a special guest ... the pro gram opened, with staging of fa miliar tune by a quartet' com posed of Beverly Rehde, Gloria Wane, Mrs. , George 'Martin and Mrs. George Hoffman . '. Stuart McEDiinny, president ef the Sa lem Insurance Agents Association, resDonded to the welcome given by Mrs. Loreaa Anderson, preit- t I ,' i' "V. 0- , V Sacred Hart Girls Plan Annual Prom Wednesday v Social Highlight of. the coming week for girls at Sacred Heart Academy wul.be tne annual imnroniM punu, .m event of Wednesday night at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Urg Wolfer and bis orchestra wUI play for dancing between and U e clock. The theme of the prom will be Two uuierem wonos. - Patrons and patrooesse will be Mr. and Mrs. John Q. O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fiscner, air. and Mrs. Elmer Suing. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle ShebbeVd, and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hartman. - Committees chalrmea planning the prom Include: decorations. Miss Dorothy Tharlson and Miss Rosemary Sprang, eo'cnairmen; publicity. Miss Louise oenroeoer; rWrnhmenU. Mist . Mary J. 0' Brien; orchestra. Misi Dixie Shep herds and clean-up, miss .uij riscner-' " , O J On the directewete for the annual Junior-Senior prom of Sacred Heart Academy to be held Wednesday night at the Knights of Columbus Hall includes, left to right, Miu Elizabeth O'Brien, Miss Sue Van, Miu Jeannette Stewart and Miu Louise Schroeder. -Two Different Worlds" will be th them for the formal dance with Urs Wolfer't orchestra playing during the evening. Over .150 ere ex pected to attend the affair. . .Kennetl-Ellit Studio). Veterans to Give Benefit Dinner; Veterans of World War I, Bar racks and Auxiliary 1U will be host for a benefit spaghetti dinner on, Wednesday: April M at pjn. at the VFW hall on Heed Street The dinner is open to the public and will take the place of the regular monthly no-host sup- Z Cool as is breeze this pinafore IT; keeps daughter looking like a inue cnenin au summer, assy XI birds add a pretty note ef eolort -.. Pattern I7J: Children's Sixes 1 Z.J. included. Transfer, cutting r cnan, directions easy sewing. i emnroiderT lor motneri .7 nana fwsNn-riva cbmts ".-4 eoiaa for this pattern mad a m tot eaeli pattera for IM-cims mall. ST" ing Bne to Toe orMaa atatmmaa. KndlMnn Dept. P O Boa ISS. Old ' Cbelara Stattaa. Hew York ir N f 21 Print plainlF PATTrnx MUMnt w2 your if he. ADoaass ane ions Our ftfl ye nrw woMcrnM paturaa tor youraabl, four koma prlateS la aur uura Wlwalat Naadl. "-"T cran atooa fiua anaam at KM "S- amkraidary. tree aaa. ami. new Saalrns atdar art hat kail- ti a -aae n eama for iwr. av mi " this book NOWwttk aUI 'rati onniaa la HI dent ef the Insurance Women. Ceffee Capers ... on Channel FUN was the theme ef the I WAS urogram, a take-off en a television ojuix program . . . The programl was lively and humorous with Betty Simmons a grand Emcee . program directors were Al thea Sayre andShirlee Darby with Marge Anderson the escort for the panelists ... The contestants were June Davis. Mavis Rickert Mil dred Hoffman, I von Long and Ag nee Thompson. . . . lasassais wsaaea ... will be bury during the coming year mak ing plans for the Regional conven tion to no Beta in aaiem next March ... but with the help ef their bosses , the convention should be a grand success. ... EUROPE BOUND ... are Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Brown, who left Salem Friday- night by plane for New York City . . . there they will remain until" April 3a, while Mr. Brown attends sneetings of the American Newspaper Publishers Association . .. Their itinerary includes Ireland. Scotland. Eng land. Holland.. France, Germany. Switzerland. Italy and Denmark . .-The main purpose of their trip is to visit their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wilkinson, who have been in Karlsruhe. Germany since last summer . . . Mr. .Wilkinson is with the army special services in Stuttgart . . , The Browns will celebrate their wedding anniver sary and their daughter's birthday while m Germany the end of May . . . Tba travelers will be away seven weeks, returning heme in early June. . . H Sr r. r. The Veterans of World War I of Salem is now I years old aad growing daily In membership. Membership of the Barracks is limited to those veterans, only, who were in service during the first tworle war the: auxiliary membership is formed of wives, widows, mothers, sisters, and daughters of these men. Members pledge service to the disabled and those in dire distress. As the organisation grows, it Is hoped that more service may'be rendered to those m aeedv states Mrs. W. M. Strotameyer, auxiliary US president Un r P. I taMM MlnJ as auxiliary treasurer and . Mrs. Joha Jardine wee elected to fill vacancy Mrsv Jardiae, chief ef staff ef the department ef Ore goo Auxiliaries, is also general chairman for the state convention VWWI, which will be held ta Salem June 1 i-.t ? v The spaghetti dinner has beea planned by; Mrs. Frank Young. cnatrman, assisted by Mrs. Walter White: Mrs. Merrill Emery, tickets; Mrs. E. A. Raboin, dec orations and table service. Don't Cook flow:.. hut ... everyone should, do their Blos som Day driving this week, they'll never see the countryside more beautiful. The blooms r he-v, somewhat faded, " 5 though the apple blossoms mfw in iuii , uiwnj ; airiu r f apples are really prettier I Ifian cherrief r anyway, ' though not to numerous. ' The lend hat been waahaH i t i with rain, the new-plowed ground is colorful, the fresh sprouted grain dazzling ' green. .'""-;,;"" " t Special rotoflnition . I . There are many ' Ll ' : very old houses, many well-kept, snuggling I among the large- old trees. They remind one of how those homes looking over the river years ago, must nave been in an elite neigh- borhood. - - - ... . Funny . . but turkeys have crowded out ham at an Easter piece do resistance on many fables hereabouts this year. We had almost a many calls on how to cook a turkey as we do on a normal pro-Thanksgiving day. . - Free advice ... to amateur gardeners' never buy garden 1ools your wife cant ;jwwdlavi - - r beautiful individual trees and shrubs in the city's environs, buf none deserves attention more than me senutionel dogwood tree that Macleay Women, Name Officers MACLEAY The Macleay Wom en a club Was entertained at the name ef Mrs. Delbert Johnson en Thursday. Following the dessert luncheon officers yfor the coming year were elected as follow. president. Mrs. Wilbur Miller; vice-president. Mrs. A. A. Spell hring; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. M M. Magee. Delegates elected to the Marion County federation of Womens Clubs convention le be held in Salem April M wera Mrs. Ralph Keyser. retiring president, and Mrs. Wilbur Miller. Mrs. A. A. SpeUbrink, Mrs. Harry Martin and Mrs. Stella Masten. We were fust reeding 'At last the heart jay bare red and purple with greenish cest.; Glistening - under the strong lights, squirming, rippling with life a life Dr. you look. iowiT Info from, The JIAarion street 'Bailey and his team were fighting to save . . bridge. And incidentally: If 'you don't know, when In walks the nurse "Miss Burenthe you'll get pleasure In driving along the water. doctor will see you nowf It was an old Time Bid for Ceaveallea front from th foot of , Cental street, north, Those few blocks are interesting with some AAUW State Convention Calendared Members of the Americas As sociation of University Women from Alatka, Montana, Idaho, Washington snd Oregon will "go weitero" when they attend the 32nd state convention and first North Pacific regional confer ence in Baker April 23-27. ac cording to Mrs. Russel Beutler, president of the Salem brsncn. Mrs. R. Wlllard Duncan, Ora- aoa Division president, from,! Klamath Falls, his announced the theme of the meeting is "AAUW: Awareness Appraisal Un derstanding Wisdom." Delegates to the state conven tion will elect officers for the coming two-year term snd will vote on resolutions and recom mendations submitted by the various committees. They will also select the site bf the 1999 convention. - -- " The nominating : committee, composed of Mrs. A. Dusne Pink erton, Milwaukie, chairman; Mrs. Arnold Jensen, Hilliboro, and Mrs. Thomu Churchill, Salem, has .submitted the . following Lslate of nominees: President, Msurins L s b e r, Portland (currently serving ss vice president); vice president, Mrs. Carl Brsndenfels, St Hel ena (present treasurer and chair man of the 1937 national conven tion to be held la August in Bos ton): treasurer, Mrs. Gerald Whitney; Pendleton; correspond ing secretary, Mrs. Normaa Hu- kari. Hood River, and recording secretary, Mrs. Robert Every, Corvallia. - ; magazine of course, but it was red hot, "t , . ' - "Maxine Buren New Member . Is Winner of Best : Award - MUs Catherine Zora, who was inducted as. a new member en April won the award for the best speech of. the evening at Chemeketa Toastmistress' Club en Thursday evening at the Golden Pheasant. Other speakers were Mrs. Jutta Odelle and Mrs. L. C. Tennis.- . .:-'- Yarioos types of "Easter'', bon nets ranging from the fancy . ta a soap box derby helmet were worn by the speakers during table topics. and were asked to give speeches appropriate to the hat worn. Mrs. B. h, Tralstad was table topics mistress. , ! Mrs. J. A. Johnston was general evalnator. Mrs. E. W. HiUstrom, Mrs. B. L. Trelstad and Mrs. A. S. Tussing were individual evalnators. Mrs. Charles Wigle acted as toastmistress and others partici pating were Miss June Dunn, and Mrs. J. W. Tindall. , Mrs. Hillstrom will represent the council in Grants Pan oa April 21 at the Inter-council speech contest and the winner from that contest will appear at the regional meeting hi Eugene on May S. Chemeketa and Salem Dubs will act aa host- Dr.Schultz BPWXlub . r " Dr. W. H. Scholtx, head of tbb Food Technology Department: at Oregon State CeHegv will be the evening speaker of the Salem Busi ness and Professional ' Women's Club at the Golden Peasant on Tuesday. April pt M pa. ': . The dinner meeting, planned by the health and safety committee, beaded by Mrs. Eugene Wooten, will feature the nutrition side of the health angle whoa the fiiaker will develop bit topic, "Foods for Modem Living." A display pro. vided by Dr. SchuHa wUI Ulustrate the talk. .-, , v . ; -Mis. Margery Richard will pre sent special music. FeUowiag the program, the annual election will be held to select next year's of ficers. - i ; esses for the breakfast en Satur day. May at the Regional ventiott. ' . Guests for the evening Mrs. Robert J. Uufle of Wood- bum and Mrs. -James Hartley ef the Salem Toastmistress Club. r n- j I VTJoy UJ Reduce Safely With Proven Nutritional Weight Control , Drugs v Dieting Exercise Energy Loss Hunger Pangs Available soon st your local Drug and x Health Pewal Stereo Salem Woy-Rito Sales 161 So. High St., SoUm JMerloa and Polk County Distribwtors ; I! ,t (ft r. . . Virgil T. Golden Co. f r ' s . r. ' r, ( l . i ' r ' .' Ji 1 .'-Vi V i f Serving Salem and ; r;pL.v-. ' Vicinity as Funeral f. , f uirecwr? ror j i ears - ; ; Cenvenletw la)tatlo--L CemmercUT oterlos we creea traffie to hlneler aerrl VtrpJI T. Oeleen ' SaleaVi meet meeVa fuweral heme, 0nn e, o4Jeii with seating capacity for 300. Servkea ' within your means, always. ; 405 I. Commercial St. FUNfRAl SMVKI Phone EM-4-2:S7 Mrs. Branch to- Head Chapter - Beta Mn Chapter of Epsiloa Sigma Alpha held fts regular meet ing' at the home of Mrs." Vernon Haiigen Wednesday evening. "Elec tien of officers was held with the following members being elected Mrs. Irvin Branch, president; Miss Billie Miller. vyice-preaident; Mrs, Robert Coates, recsralsg sec retary; Mrs. Ralph Hammock, treasurer; and Mrs. Vernon Han- gen, corresponding secretary. A report was given on the suc cessful Easter Lily Sale which was sponsered by the EpsHoa 8igma Alpha City Council. A report was also given on the earring sale, a benefit for the convention fund. The educational program for the evening was en music art, and drama and was presented by Mrs. Jeffrey McDougal and Mrs. Rob ert Coates. The next meeting will be the installation of officer! at the home of Mrs. Robert Coates. Invitations have been received front Portland, La Grande, and Albany for the 1950 convention. Grants Pass has been selected the site of the 1858 convention. Delegates will act oa a pro posed amendment to the by-laws which would increase state dues to f 1 per member and associate member in each branch. The pro posal was submitted by the fi nance . committee ' eoniittinf of Mrs. Duane Plnkortan. Milwau kie, chairman; Mm.. Forrest Hed ges, Grants Pass, and Mrs, Rich ard Blow, CorvsUla. . , " - Serving oa the recommenda tions committee for the state, con vention wtu be Mrs. wuuam Sol ler, Coos Bay; Mrs. George Nel son, Klamath Falls; Mrs. Robert Y. Thornton, Salem, and Mrs. Robert F. Ditwig, Portland. At the close of the state con vention, Mrs. C D. Winston, Ash land, regional vice president, will preside at the history-making first North Pacific regional con ference which will conclude Sat urday evening. ( J : , Hostesses for the Baker meet- lag are Dr. Flora BiswelL Bsker, branch president, and . Gladys atae jtayus, coavenuoa chairman. Mews for the hard-ol-harfsg! L..-l Goes entirely Into the earl lie Cerdil t!o TiAcs! Ho Attachaentt ! Ths Bearing niracls of the century--tht ftrtt tomfltttly toniltu hear, inaaidl Tiny as a coal button, yet k pm you powerful bearing. v I DIAL FOR MRT-TIMI WIAt The tll-fiew Main "CordM" an bt carried fat pum or pocket hie ' ceia. Cess Into your car la a second at work, meeting, parties, or theatre. Fed poiied and eonfiecnt anythnel Anywhersl CIT THI FACTS TOOAY! Wrlta fee Infernserlee, Maice Selem Heerlnf Service SI7 Srate Straw! Selene, Oreeee) Nome Address - ,,,,,....... Stete Dr. Brooks ; Will Speak' To Club '. Dr. Deaa K. Brooks, superin tendent ef the Oregon State Hos pital, wul be guest speaker at the meeting of the Salem Woman's Club an Friday afternoon, April M at I o clock. Dr. Brooks' topic will be "Mental Health." Another special feature will be several trumpet solos by James Flsk of Willamette University. Among them will be his. rendition ef "Jerusalem." As this la the last meeting be fore the State Federation ef Wom en's club convent toe to he held in Salem May 1 and I. Mrs. Tyler will present final plans for the entertainment of the delegates and guests. ' jr. Mrs. Glenn S. Paxaon will be chairman of the tea committee, assisted by Mesdames John 8. Harper,. Jack Pederson. Helen I. Goodenough, G. R. M linkers, Myr tle Starr, Frederick H. Eley, B. F. Williams, and George J. Moses. The Wednesday Afteraoee Litera ture group of AAUW will meet April M at the home of Mrs. L. A. Walworth, Route 1. Box 180. at 1:30 P.m. Mrs. E. A. Carleton will be the sedating hostess .and Mrs. 1 Trevor Steele will give the review. Chadwick Social Club ...... , :lr..n.,, .... . Chadwick Chapter, OES Social Afternoon Club will meet for. a 1:11 dessert hincheoa, on, Tuesday at the Masonic Temple. There will be a aewln nruehina 'AMMM..itu - HH(iiai and members are asked to bring guests. Tba hostess 'committee lo. eludes Mrs, 0. E. Palmatoer, Mrs.' I. M, Dough ton, Mrs. Elmer Dorr, Mrs. A. H. ruber, Mrs. Clarence Webber, Mrs, Gordon Barker, Mrs. UIII1m 11. uru. - . .... . " "" " iw, ra. i wya lUDbe, Mrs. Joha H. Hann, Mrs. 0. p. Driggs, Mrs. Lucy VcDoweU and Misa Ulva Derby. ' S(m Jr. Y ' Symphony t i f i n I Ttifcsiej wteitMc co::cebt WED.r AP2. 24 ItslioJr.High arfHorium IPJN. Auhe$1.00 , Students 50c WMmwm Announcing OUR NEW Mr; George Condon mv i , I ' i J ' - 5 I . .-'.well known Salem hairstyle ist has joined thSaffofthe Pan'sion RoorVt Qi: Johnsons. I haturhg His Vamooj "WindBlmvn Bobette Look" mm ssakaBnaanMHawata With' Our; New Vopormdtic , - ' ''r'"'--1 ;'' , r"' Soft; Pe'rmonent Vdve Pheae EM 4-7474 for Appelntman v; a tf i Parisian Room tt AT n Selem'g Leedinf Feshlon Store corner Liberty anal Court
