PAGE SIX
Tho OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, briarr 15. 198
Miss jean
Rowland
Engaged
Blonde Jean Rowland, popular
Willamette university coed, re
vealed hrr engagement to Cor-in-ral
George E. Sohrixher, USA,
"Cookie shine" at the n
Beta Phi sorority hmue Thurs
day night. The bHde-eieet i the
daughter 'f Mm. II. W. Stacey
of Salem w1 Mr. Reed Rowland
of Portland. Her fiance la the
on of Mr. Ami Mr. George
Schrocher of Roosevelt, Long
Uland. N. Y. No date haj been
set for the wedding.
Miss Rowland sorority sisters
were told the newa when they
were invited to the traditional
'Cookie shine" at midnight. At
each place were red place cardi
ith a verse revealing the be
trothal. In the center was a large
heart ahaped cake bearing the
names of the couple! On either
aide were red candle.
Mi Rowland, a Salem high
school graduate, is a Junior at
Willamette and a PI Beta Phi.
She ha aerved aa vice-president
of her houae this, year and is as
UUnt in the publicity office at
the university.
Corporal Srliroeher attended
chool In Lang leiartd. He has
been home -on furlough and hat
ihw returned I Camp Picket,
Va.. for.reataaifftunent He was
taken, prisoner of war while
erring with -the arm? In Ger
Buny.and'tMu been in the ser
vice for nearly four years.
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Gardeners at
Mayhood Home
The Oak Crave Gardeners
met at the home of Mrs. -Madge
Mayhood at Kola. Presiding was
Mrs. Pearl Alien. Roll call was
answered by naming a plant
grown in the shade. Members
brought mixed spring flowers.
Topic was care of bulb plant.
Mrt. R. W . Hoff read a poem,
Sprin Is Here."
These attending were Mr. W.
Magee, Mrs. Clyde Picha, Mrs.
Mable Moorhoua. Mr. M. J.
DeLapp, Mrs. Johanna Perry,
Mr. J. R. Fawk. Mr. R. W.
Hogg. Mrs. Clara Brunk, Mr.
Nellie White Mr. Pearl Allen,
Mr. E. L. llerrell, Mr. Frank
Farmer, Mrs. Davis Allen, Mr.
Frank Pica, Mrs. Dora Pugh,
1 Mrs. Mattie Carr, Mrs. Nellie
Ferguson, Mrs. : RbJa Ratcliff,
Mr. John Bone, Mn John Gib
son and the hontes. Mr. Madge
Mayhood.
A social hur followed. Thi
next meeting -will be March 12
at the home of Mrs" j John Gib-
til THiti aaoxmiri bino .
Brilliant Blue
a mo
with a wnffen
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of $atitf action
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Every diamond BLUE ffWTEf
Rtfund in 30 days ij u ergbl
mnd (fumlity Mtt nat 01 rtprttenUdt
. Yi caret diamond, tm
aetfve In saw ere, tiaed
peitsned ssaoitlmf. $190
value, $133. Weddinf
and, $4.
T-$1M
Ask Akovt OMdW hrymortt and Loyawoy
H'mgt May Bo FvrchofJ Separcafery
au etKTlt inaUM 30 no. Tax
CLOT CALENDAB
re id,?
ral Matron. OES. dinner,
Ooldon PtMMaant, S:30 p m.
ifayaavfll Woman's club, pe
ctal fiitifi with Mr. LiHtle
Morrison, KMO Hunt t., 2 pm.
WRC. 1 pro. VTW halL
Social meeting, DAV, publlo
card party, Salem woman's cluO
hmtw. Woman' auirltlary. Ht. Paul's
KplacofMl- church, n-hot lunch
on at the psrlsu house at 12:30
pm.
TUKSDAY
Central WCTU. W 1 y a a
Mtbdlst church, 2 pjn,
WEDNESDAY
South auction, Woman's guild,
first Congref atlnnaJ church,
with Mrs. C. K. Legan, SO Hud
son at.. :M pm.
Wliirlntr guild. First Pres
byterian church, 2 pm.
THURSDAY
Wluamette Faculty no . host
dinner. Chrcsto CotUf. p.m.
Salem Wmnsa's club brtdge
benefit, clubhouse, 2 p.m.
Miss Lusk
A Visitor.
A delightful visitor in the
capital is Mis Margaret Luk,
daughter of Supreme Court Jus
tice and Mrs. Hall S. Lusk. Miss
Lusk will remain here indefi
nitely with her parents at their
Royal Court apartment
Miss Lusk has Just returned
from England, where she served
as a Red Cross hospital secretary
in Winchester for the past It
months. She resigned her posi
tion on arriving in New York.
The visitor expects to go to
Sam Francisco for a stay later in
the spring.
Arrlviag today f r e a Loaf
view, Wash., to be th 'weekend
house- guests of Mr. and Mrs;
Theme H. Hammond art Mr.
and Mrs. James Allen Mykle-t
bust. The two couples met while
they were stationed in Miami
Deach, Florida.
Sojourners Are
Entertained
The Sojourners were enter
tained at a dessert bridge
Thursday afternoon at the Salem
Woman's clubhouse. Hostesses
were Mrs. Lee Thomas, Mrs. I.
F. Bryan - and Mr. Vera HjI
vorson. The Valentine motif was car
ried out Jn the decorations with
white cloths and Ted carnation.
Winning prizes - In In-idge were
Mr. William Klosterman and
Mrs. Jacob Foos and Mrs. Ed
Klippert wa high in pinochle.
Guests present were Mrs. T.
E. James, Mrs. P. L. Harrison,
Mrs. Warren Stevens, Mrs. A.
P. Collins, Mis. M. W. Tucker,
Mm. L. C. Morris and Mrs. R.
S. Klover. Covers were placed
for thirty-six.
. . compass thi VAiuiti
A. EJoboroleiy mounted Vt
carat cantor diontend with
side dleoioodi. $300
value, $243, Thr-dla
snood band . $73 valve,
$1.
ST-$304
White
nd
guarantee
C Vi carat center diamond
tail mounting. $ 1 40 valve,
$114. Diamond set wed
dinf rlnf , , . $f value,
sn-$l77
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Date Is Set
For Bridge
Benefit
Thursday, February 21 has
been announced ias the date for
the Shlem Woman's club bridge '
benefit tea to be held at the
clubhouse on North Cottage
street at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Walter L. Spauldinf has '
, been named chairman of the 4i-
; rectorate with membora -of the '
executive board on her commit-
tee. Proceeds from the afiair
: will be used to liquidate a state
federation debt -and to carry on
the .scholarship loan fund.
A. large xroup of matrons have
already reserved tabJes for the
. occasion. Those wishing reoer
! vations are asked to eall Mrs.
Spaulding. at 8304vor Mrs.
George Roasman, 6353. .
" The committees rare as fol
lows: Mrs. J. E. West and Miss
Kale Dickson, tea table; Mrs. J.
C. Perry, Mrs. Herbert Bahe.
room decorations; Mrs. Estill
Brunk, refreshments; Mrs, Da
vid . Wright, card table; Miss
Eleanor Stephens, prizes; and
Mrs. Clifton Mudd, chairman of
fine arts committee, program.
Woodburn Girl
Is Married .
: At a candlelight service held
: February 1 in the United Pres
i byterian rburch In Oakland
Califs Miss Naomi-Van Cleave,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
M. Van Cleave of Woodburn,
exchanged marriage vows with
I Mr. Edward Arthur Harney of
j Boston. The bride walked down
I the aisle on the arm of her
I brother. Dr. ft. J. Van Cleave,
who gave her hand in marriage,
i The Rev. ' G. Raymond White
; officiated at the double ring
1 ceremony. ;
The bride wort a wedding
gown of white satin and lace,
. with a tulle veil attached to a
circlet of orange blossoms. Her
bouquet wa of white orchids.
In the bridal entourage were
Winifred Jeanette Porter, a cou
: ln, who serv-ed as maid of hon
; or, and Mary Beth Van Cleave,
; a niece, Junior bridesmaid. They
wore'gowwj of blue and pink,
: respectively.! Mater John Van
Cleave, a nephew, served a ring
bearer. ..'
Best man J was Arthur SuelU,
jr., of Onkland. Ushers were
Meurs. John A. Hammond, E.
T. Grove, i HarrU Hunter, Wil
liam Adanwj, A. F, Sueltz, sr.,
M. W. Bell land E. M. Walters.
I Mrs. Nea Aubin, Mrs. Nona
Brown andji George C. Gem
hard t were jwloisti at the wed
ding and were accomjwnied by
Mrs. James JBell at the organ.
I Because the illness of Miss.
Van Cleaves mother made it
impossible for her to attend: the
wedding, Mrs. R. J. Van Cleave,
a sister-in-law, represented the
mother.
Immediately after the recep
tion the couple left on their
honeymoon trip which wa to
take them up the Redwood high
way to Oregon and Woodburn
to visit the bride's . parents and
friends, after which they plan
to motor to Quincy, Ma., where
their new home will be estab
lished.
AMITY Miss Fay Kets.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Kosta, became the . bride of
Lyle Smith, son of Mrs. Anna
Smith, Sunday afternoon. Rev.
Charles Funk read the double
ring service at the Methodist
Church. Mrs. H. W. Forbet sang
and M 1 s s Patricia Stockoff
played the wedding music. The
bride wore an aqua blue street
length dress and carried a white
Bible with a spray of orchid.
She wa given In marriage by
ber brother, Bernard Kosta and
was attended by her sister-in-law,
Mrs. 1 Bernard Koxta. Roy
Smith was beat man for his
brother.
I A reception was held in the
Church - parlor. After a brief
honeymoon they will be at home
in the Henderson apartments.
P
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That th opportunity is
; now at ailabl whamby
you can team to do the
Waltz, Fox Trot, Two
Step, RHumba and Swing
, Dancing In IS hours ol
Instruction, f
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Betrothal of
Couple Told
At Party
Miss Helen J. Stevenson told
her friends of her betrothal to
Mr. Philip H. Jaskoski at a
"welcome home" . party in her
honor Thursday night when her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Glen O.
venson, -entertained at her Mar
ket street home. The bride-to-.be
is the daughter of Mrs. Bess Ste
venson and her fiance is the, son
of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Jaskoskf,
all of Salem. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Miss Stevenson was discharg
ed from the navy in December,
serving as a WAVE lin the hos
pital corps. She- Is a graduate of
Salem high school and attended
San Mateo Junior college. She is
now employed at that First Na
tional batik.
Mr. Jaskoski was released
from the navy in January as a
chief gunner's mate, after serv
ing for three years. He Is a gra
duate of Salem high school -and
la i now employed at the state
printing office.
Patsy Stevenson greeted the
guests at the door and passed
the Valentine announcements.
The hearts were edged in lace
and iiwtide was a snapshot of
the couple. A dessert supper was
served and the buffet table was
centered with two hearts bear
ing the names of the couple and
a red, silver and yellow color
scheme was carried out In the
flowers. Mrs. Fred Nicholl as
sisted the hostess.
Bidden to "welcome home"
Miss Stevenson and hear the
news were Mrs. Nicholl, .Mrs.
Robert Prime, Mrs. Frank Page,
Mrs. Jack Strickfaden, Mrs.
Zane Russell. Mrs. James Hen
ery, Mrs. , Raymond Alderin,
Mrs. Marvin La r kins. Mrs. Mel
vin L a r k 1 n s , Mrs. Casper
Schweigert, Mrs. Russell Mc
Jury, Miss Sibyl Brown, Miss
Darlene Simmons, Mrs. P. H.
Jaskoski, Mrs. F. Jatckoski, Miss
Lucille -and Miss Josephine Jas
koski, Miss Margaret and Miss
Patricia Jaskoski, Mrs. Thomas
Jaskoski. Mrs. Thomas WlQiaras,
Mrs. Dale Shepherd, Mrs.:R, J.
Stevenson, . Mrs. Bess Stevenson,
Mrs. E. Krebs, Mrs. Kay Sim
mons, Mrs. John Sohrt, Mis
Margaret McBain and Mm.
Katherine Moore.
' .
Victory Class c
Has Meeting .
A social was held by the Vic
tory class of the First Baptist
church Friday In the basement
of the church. Mrs. Marion
Curry Is the teacher, and Mrs.
Oswald Morley, president.
The committee in charge was
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Cooley and
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn DeLnpp.
Others present were Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Cor, Mr. and Mrs.
Xenophen Dunn, Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Engdahl, Mr. and Mrs. Ing
vard Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Nel
son Hfckock, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Hunt. Mr. and Mr. Clint
Lammers, Mr. and Mr. Stanley
Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil New
berry, Mr. and Mrs. John Seitz,
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Weathers.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Zeh, Mr. and
'Mrs. Holland Clark, Mr. and
Mrs. Oswald Morley, Mr. and
Mrs. Marion Curry, Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Brock way, . Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Brocr, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Broer, jr., Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Co
burn, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Clement.
Mrs. Frank Beck with, Mrs. Dale
Biles, Mrs. Ray Cates, Mrs, Thad
Clayton and Mrs. Jchn Goffrler.
Mr. ami Mr. Noraaan Nelson
(Jean MElhlnny) returned
Thursday from their wedding
trip down the Oregon coast and
northern California. The cou
ple's marriage was an -event of
February 3. The couple will
leave this weekend for their
bom in Lexington.
I ! Shew tJU
I 1fie I .'tibZZ I
eXlubs
The Home
J cry me Engl tea
Mr. and Mrs. David Wright
entertained members of their
club at dinner and bridge
Thursday night at their Stewart
street residence.
Mrs. L. V. Benson will pre
side at a bridge luncheon this
afternoon at her East Nob Hill
home for the pleasure of her
club. Mrs. Ifarry Schenk and
Mm. B. E. Owens will be addi
tional guests.
PLEF Club Has
Valentine Party
The PLE and F club met for a
Valentine party at the home of
Mrs. Eunice Burk. They enter
tained their husbands at a 6:30
dinner. The regular businena
meeting was held. The club de
cided to work towards a bazaar
in the fail. Old secret friends
were revealed and new ones
chosen for the coming year.
The men spent the evening
playing cards. Thirty -six mem
ber and their husbands, enjoyed
the affair.
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Bride-Elect
Feted at
Shower
Mis Marjorie Scht-idcl, who
will be married to Mr. Maurice
E. Farrell on Sunday, February
17, will be-the honor guest at a
bridal shower tonight when Miss
Ellen Morley. Mrs. Daniel Zeh,
Mrs. John GoXfrier and Mrs.
Kenneth Hunt entertain at the
Morley home on Center street.
A miscellaneous shower will
fete the bride-to-be and a mock
wedding will be a feature of the
evening. At a late hour refresh
ments will be served by the host
esses. Bridal appointments will
be used in the decorations.
Bidden to honor Miss Scheidel
are Mrs. Ervin Scheidel j Mrs.
Harvey Scheidel. Mrs. Ralph
Scheidel. Mrs. Laurine DeLapp,
Mrs. Frank Beckwith, Mrs. Or
val Cooley, Mrs. Oswald Mor
ley, Mrs. Dean Glenn. Mr. W.
H. Morley, Miss Cleo ScheideL
Mis LaVeUe Cross; Miss Mar
ceil Stewart, Miss Alice Baillie,
Mrs. Emily Turner, Miss Mary
Huston, Miss Bessie Beam, Mias
Mary Skeltoo, Miss Margaret
Forsythe, Miss Caroline Stroh
maler. Miss Frances Mattson, .
Miss Lucille Schirman, Miss Syl
via Arnold, Mis Eunice Timm,
Miss Mar jorie Broer, Miss Jean
Hatfield, Miss La Vina Pomeroy
and Mis Betty Holland.
Thursday; night Miss Scheidel
was feted wrfih-a kitchen shower
following, tho eboir-rehearsal at
the First; Baptist church. Re
freshments were served by a
committee.
Mias Effle Saalth, ehalrsnaa of
the Salem BPW membership
commrttee, has announced that
the committee will hold a meet
ing at her home at 625 North
t 15th t., tonight at 7:30. Special
plans to increase the Salem
club's membership will be dis
cussed. The goal of the Salem
dub is set at 179 members.
Miss Murdock to
Head Pi Phis .
Lorraine Murdock was elected
president of the Oregon Gamma
chapter Of Pi eta Phi at Wil-
lamette university for the -coming
year at election held this
week. Others to take office at
the beginning of the new se-
. mester in March are Dorothy
Symes, vice president; Thelma
Wilcox, corresponding secretary;
Patsy Schneider, recording sec
retary; Adele Egan, treasurer.
Mary Ann, Brady and Sara
Ann Ohling, censors; Carolyn
' Brady, rush captain; Georgia
Hull, senior Panhellenic repi"e
sentative; 'Bettie Olson, pledge
supervisor; Clarice Busselle, so
cial chairman; Evelyn Johnson,
. scholarship chairman; Frances
Foote, magazine chairman; Bev
erly Briggs, activity chairman,
' and Geraldine Schmoker, his
torian. Installation will be held Mon
day at the chapter house for
the newly elected officers.
8ILVEKTON Mr. Ronald
Hubbs, who has served a sec
retary for the Silverton Wom
an's club for the past three
years, was honored Monday af
ternoon at the February meet
ing of the club.'
The meeting was held at the
Christian church with Mrs.
Hubbs, Mrs. Elizabeth Jamie
and Mrs.1 R. A. McClanathan as
hostesses. Presentation of a gift
to Mrs. Hubbs was made by
Mrs. Clark Bachman, past presi
dent Mrs. R. E. Klelnsorge spoke
on "Monument of Dearborn,"
and Mrs. Glen Brledwell presided.
HL Vincent's mothers club met
Tuesday and wore entertainei
by an historical playlet given by
pupil of the sixth grsde. De
picted in the play were event
in the lives of famous men born
In February. Mrs. B. Yeary spoke
to the group on the development
and care of the pre-school child.
Mrs. Carbaugh was in charge of
the social hour and refreshment.
Mr. and Mrs. Say A. Yocent
are being welcomed home from
a month's atay in Chicago. They
were met in Portland Thursday
morning by their son, Raymond.
A Lincoln's
Day Tea
The Barbara Frietchie tent
No. 2, Union Veterans of the
Civil War, held their annual
Lincoln's day tea at the Wom
an's clubhouse Tuesday, Febr
uary 12.
Mrs. Edith McCoy introduced
to the line, which included Mrs.
Laura England, department
president, Mrs. Grace Conn, de
partment secretary of Eugene,
Mrs. Pearl Simkins. .Mrs. Mary
Hilborn, Mrs. Effie Ulricb, Mrs.
Sarah Cutler and Mrs. Mar
guerite Elliott, all of Salem.
Out of town guests were from
Albany, New berg. Eugene and
Portland, including Comrade
Penland, department command
er of the Grand Army, of Port
land. The tea table was centered
with a large crystal bowl o
pink, blue and yellow spring
flowers guarded by pink tapers.
Presiding at the tea urn were
Mrs. Laura England, Mrs. Grace
Conn, Mrs. Pearl Simkins and
Mra. Marguerite Elliott. Pussy
willows and spring flowers were
used in decorating the rooms.
Mutiic duriag the afternoon ws
furnished by students from the
Sacred Heart academy.
Gamma Phi Betas
At Huntington's
Mrs. Mollis Huntington and
Mrs. Harold dinger entertain
ed the Gamma Phi Beta alumnae
at the former's home on North
Winter street Monday night. A
buffet dinner was served, with
a business and social meeting
following; j
Attending were Mrs. Bert
Ford, Mrs. Coburn Grabenhorst,'
Mrs. J. Lyman Steed, Mrs. Les
ter Carter, Mrs. Ivan Merchant,
Miss Calline Hillman, Mrs. Wil
liam H. Hammond, Miss Mar
garet Simms, Mrs. C. C, Hig
gins, Mrs. Walter Barsch, Mrs.
John Carson, Mrs. LeRoy Grote,
Miss Margaret Bell, Miss Ruth
Mertz. Mrs. Olinger and Mr.
Huntington.
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Monday an4 FrUajr
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Many Attend
Hospital Tea
Thursday
Several hundjcU matron and
maid attended the annual bene
fit tea for whichj the SalVm Gen
eral hospital auxiliary was hos
tess Thursday afternoon at tho
Fairmount Hillj home of Mrs.
Bruce Spauldin. Calling hours
were from 3 to! 6 o'clock.
Mr. Willlamf Connel! Dyer
introduced to tile receiving line
which included fMr. Spaulding.
Mrs. Lester parr, auxiliary
president, Mrs. iMilton L. Mey
ers and Mbs Lillian McDonald.
Beautiful flowler arrangements
by the Gaiety ikill Garden club
were used about the rooms. On
the piano was a stunning ar
rangement of laurestina and on
a table in thei drawing room
was a lovely bouquet of Iris,
daffodils, acacia and silk tassel
bush. Other bouquet were of
Christmas roses, daphne, cornus
mas, acacia and " f reesias.
The Valentine tea table was
most striking with a white cloth,
over .spring green and decora ted
with deep violet velvet ribbon.
The centerpiece was a large
round mirror encircled with a
pale green lace ruffle and in
dividual nosegays of crocuses,
violets, acacia and winter acon
ite in crystal vases on a lace
doily. In the center of the mir
ror was allver branch cande
labra holding spring green
tapers.
Presiding at the tea urns were
Mrs. Prince W. Byrd, Mrs. O.
K. DeWitt. Miss EUxabeth Put
nam, Miss Elizabeth Lord. Mrs.
E. M. Page and Mrs. RuseU
Catlin.
Assembly Will
Hold Meeting
Capital unit American Legion
auxiliary will be host to the
Marion county assembly tonight
in the Legion hall. Delegates
and alternates from Salem are
Mrs. Austin H. Wilson, Mrs.
Paul Ficke. Mrs. I. N. Bacon.
Mrs. Merle D. Travis, Mrs. Don
MadUon. Mrs. Frank Marshall,
Mrs. Earl T. Androgen, Mrs.
George Gabriel, Mrs. Fred
Gahlsdorf, Mrs. Jennie Bartlett
Mrs. Maude Price of Silverton
is president.
Mr. Hugh Rosson, chief of
state veterans affairs, will be
the speaker.
Refreshments are in charge of
Stanley Krueger, George Feller,
Austin Wilson, Mrs. , Kay J.
McGuIre, Mrs. O. E. Palmateer,
Mrs. H. D. Weese and Mrs. Rose
Mauer.
All legionnaires and auxiliary
members are invited to attend.
I'm mighty proud of the good things
I can help you bake. Any recipe that
calls for flour needs my uniform
goodness. As your one flour for every
at my best in 50-lb. sacks.
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