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SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1928 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON PAGE FIVE County Federation Meeting Wednesday Nineteen federated women's clubs In Marion county will hold their an nual spring meeting next Wednes day in the Willard church, two miles directly east of Pratum, when the Willard Woman's club will be hos tess. An interesting program will be climaxed in the election of officers. Delegates will register from 9:30 to 10 o'clock Wednesday morning and luncheon will be served prompt ly at noon at the J. C. Currie home. Dr. Norman Kendall Tully will be the principal speaker during the af ternoon session. Each of the following clubs will be entitled to five official delegates In the convention body next Wed nesday; Salem Woman's club, Sa lem Heights community club, Etokta club of Salem, Woodburn Woman's club. Silverton Woman's club, Wil lard Woman's club. Stayton Civic Improvement club, Walluga Wom an's club of Sublimity, Aumsville Woman's club, Jefferson Woman's club. Liberty Woman's club, An keny Woman's club, Talbot ladies' club, Aurora Woman's club, Wood burn Rural club, Hubbard Woman's club, Waldo Hills Woman's club. Mill City Woman's club, and Hollow Bee Hive club of the Stayton dis trict. Miss Mattie Beatty, president of the county federation, will preside during the sessions. The complete program for the convention has been announced by Miss Beatty as ioiiows: 9:30 to 10:00 Registration of del egates. 10:00 Call to order, singing of America, invocation by Rev. Ira Dumas. Address of welcome by Mrs. L. B. Haberly of the Willard club. Response by Mrs. H. B. Latham of Silverton Woman's club. Reading of minutes. Reports of the standing commit tee chairmen as follows: education, Mrs. Eric Butler of the Etokta club; conservation, Mrs. George Hubbs of tiuverton; public health, Mrs. H. Overton of Woodburn; civics, Mrs. J. W. Mayo of Stayton; federation extension, Mrs. David Ramseyer of Willard; legislation, Mrs. W. E. Kirk of Salem; resolutions, Mrs. C. 8. Hamilton of Salem. Report of a special committee on the Children's Farm Home Fund by Mrs. D. H. Looney, chairman. Unfinished business, new business, reports of officers. Club reports with each of the clubs allowed three minutes. 12:00 Luncheon at the J. C. Currie home. 1:00 to 1:45 Miss Beatty, presi dent, In conference with presidents of all clubs. Mrs. P. M. Erlckson, president of the Salem club will preside. 1:45 Call to .order; vocal solo by Miss Beryl Ottoway; address, Rev. Norman Kendall Tully of the First Presbyterian church of Salem; pi ano solo by Mrs, Adam Hersch; re ports of the nominating committee; election of officers; Invitations for the next meeting; announcements. 4 :00 Ad journment. Salem Musicians In Portland Recital Portland A delightful program Which was given at the musicale for which Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace Graham were hosts Wednesday eve ning at their home on Holly street. Miss Charlotte Nash, young Port land violinist, played the Mozart concerto in A major; Miss Mildred Roberts of Salem played the Max Bruch concerto, and the Bach "Chaconne'' with the Schumann ac companiment, was given by Mary Talmadge Headrick of Salcrn. J. Hutchison played accompaniments for the young soloists, all of whom are advanced violin students of Mr. Graham. An Informal reception followed the program. Presiding at the supper table were Mrs. T. A. Llvesley, wife cf Mayor Livesley of Salem, and Mrs,. John J. Roberts of Salem, who poured, and Mrs. E. J. Blazier and Mrs. M. C. Carlock, who cut ices. Mrs. M. J. Champion was in charge of the dining room. Several of the younger girls assisted in serving. The musicale was attended by a number of society and musical folk. An evangelistic program was given at the meeting of the Salem W. C. T. U. In the union rooms on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. J. S. Mul-; Jigan of Leslie M. E. church led the devotionais and gave a talk on "Be ing a Christian." Mrs. Pitts, Mrs. R. Burkheimer, and Mrs. Charlton of fered praver and Mrs, Trindlo read a chapter of the Bible. Mrs. Ben jamin Blatchford brought a lesson m "tithing," A mwwuure on Sunday observance was brought by Mrs. George Thompson. Mrs. J. J. Nunn, president of the Balem W. C. T. U announced that the next meeting, Tuesday, May 1, will be a good citizenship meeting. The names of Mrs. H. P. Shank and Mrs. Rachel Reader will be for warded to the Union Signal for pub lication. Both secured ten new members. On the left: Miss Mattie Beatty, president of the Marion County Federation of Women's clubs who will k preside during the annual spring convention of the fed- ja eration at Willard church on Wednesday of next week. Jj hi the center: Miss Hazel Jack, daughter of Mr. and g Mrs. J. L. Jack of the Union district near Woodburn, who was elected Woodburn hioh school Man Queen recently and who will be right : Mrs. Charles ti. brewer of Stayton, vice-president g of the county federation of women's clubs. 1 The Willamette university iacuity women's club will meet on Monday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. C. A. Downs on South High street. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. E. T. Brown, Miss Lois Latimer, and Mrs. Robert Gatke. Mrs. Fritz Slade Club Hostess Mrs. Fritz Slade entertained members of her bridge club and a number of special guests at cards and tea In her home yesterday. In the special guest group were Mrs. Asahel Bush, Mrs. James Ltnn, Mrs. John H. Carson, Mrs. W. H. Dancy. Mrs. A. B. Galloway. Mrs. W. H. Lytle, Mrs. David Bennett Hill and Mrs William Boot. In the club group were Mrs. Henry Meyers, Mrs. William Wal ton, Mrs. Dan J. Fry, Jr., Mrs. O. C. Locke, and the hostess, Mrs. Slade. The guest prize was won by Mrs. W. H. Dancy. - Miss Golda Wheeler entertained members of the Hob Nob bridge club in her home Thursday evening. Members present included the Misses Thelma Mesch. Gwendolyn Jenninss. Louise Heller, Anne Mcthtyre, Velma Romlnger, Gladys McKey, Helen Hiller, and the hostess, Golda Wheeler. Special guests were Mrs. Sophia Wheeler and Miss Stella Wheeler. The first price for high score at cards was won by Miss Velma Romlnger and second went to Miss Loiuse Hiller. Supper was served late in the evening at a table in the dining room centered with Japanese primroses and fern and tall yeloiw tapers. Miss Louise Hiller will be next club hostess. W. C. T. U. County Meet on April 25 All of the unions In Marion coun ty will be represented at the annual spring convention of the county W. C. T. U. which will be held at the Highland Friends church on Wed nesday, April 25. Because of presi dential year and the attending In terest, an unusually large delegation is expected at the county conven tion. The program will be as follows: 9:30 Call t order and devotions. Appointment of committees. Reoort of corresDondlmr secretflrv Laura Rice, Woodburn. Report cf treasurer, Jennie McClel len. West ttnyton. Report of president, Sarah E. Oliver, Salem. ReDOrt or vice-Dresldcnt. Mnrv Charlton, Balem. Reoort oi directors of den&rtmentA and election of officers. noontide prayer. AFTERNOON SESSION 1:30 Memorial service conducted bv Mti. Badley of the North Salem Union. (continuation oi reports. Report of director of legislative work, .'-nnle Nunn. soio Dy Miss purneii. Report of Christian citizenship, director, MPry Churl ton. A neneral discussion will follow the subject.. Miscennreous ousiness. EVENING SESSIONS 7:30 Devotionais. Music by a quartet from Dr. Ep ley's helpers in the boys' chorus. Address 'y Mr. Heyman of the Chil dren's Pa n Home at Corvallis. Offering and adjournment. All sessions are open to the public. An interesting meeting of the North Salem W. C. T. U. was held one afternoon recently at the home of Mrs. Wilkinson at 2390 North Church street. Committees were appointed during the business meet ing for the county convention which will be held at Highland Friends church next Wednesday. Member ship campaign captains were also appointed. Mrs. Wilkinson gave an interesting report on Social Moral ity." Corvallis Guest Specially Honored Complimenting her sister, Mrs. A. W. Marker of Corvallis, who was her house guest fo- five days during the past week, Mrs. H. R. White was hostess at an informal after noon of bridge and tea In her home on Thursday. Mrs. White's guests Included Mrs. Marker, the honor guest, Mrs. Guy Young, Mrs. Grant Day, Mrs. Ed gar Rowland, Mrs, A. J. Wheaton, Mrs. William Yarnell, and Mrs. George Naderman. Hie Tirst prtee XoC high score was won by the honor guest, Mrs. Mar ker, The tea table was lovely with a basket of deronicum. The tea at Mrs. White's home on Thursday was the third affair given In Mrs. Marker's honor. On Tues day Mrs. Wiliiam Yarnell enter tained at a two table bridge tea complimenting the Corvallis guest and on Wednesday, Mrs. A. J. Wheaton honored her at luncheon. wr ftMli ,n j crowned on May 11, On the S Mrs. E. W. Harland was hostess one afternoon early in the week at a meeting of the Rainbow card club. Among those enjoying an afternoon of "500" were Mrs. Arthur Bard, Mrs Leon DuBois, Mrs. Ralph Hensley. Mrs. P. E. Harland, Mrs. I. F. Clarke. Mrs. Henry Johnson, Mrs. J. A. Thompson, Mrs. E. B. Taylor, and the hostess, Mrs. Harland. The first prize for high sere was won by Mrs, J. A. Thompson. Second prize went to Mrs. Harry Johnson. Mrs Harland was assisted at the tea hour by Mrs. J, A. Thompson. The next meeting of the club will be held May 1 at the homo of Mrs. P, E. Harland, 378 South 21st street. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Churchill mo tored to Portland Tuesday evening for the Arthur Middleton concert at the Portland Masonic temple. Mrs. Churchill and Mr. Middleton were fellow students at Simpson college in Indianola, Iowa, some years ago. Mrs. R. B. Houston Honored at Tea Mrs. D. C. Minto and Mrs. R. E. Downing were hostesses for one of the loveliest affairs given for Mrs. R. B. Houston, of Santa Rosa. Cali fornia, when they entertained at tea in the Minto home on Wednes day afternoon. Thirty-five of Mrs. Houston's Sa lem friends and a number of out of town guests were Included In the group bidden In Mrs. Houston's honor. The living rooms of the of the Minto home were lovely with bas kets of tulips, roses, deronicum, and jonquils. At the tea hour Mrs, J. T. Whitting and Mrs. E. M. page assisted. Today Mrs. William McGllchrlst, Sr., and Mrs. B. J. Miles are enter taining In Mrs. Houston's honor and tonight Mrs. Houston will leave j for California after a visit of sev eral weeks with old friends here. V Mrs. George Johnson and Mrs. Luta Collins will be hostesses Tues- day afternoon in Mrs. Johnson's home at 445 Myers street, at ft meet ing of the Royal Neighbors sewing club. ; Wives of Lions9 Club Members Meet Wives of Lions club members met for bridge and tea in the Elks club house yesterday afternoon. The affair was planned as a "get-acquainted party for the club mem ber's -wives. Mrs. John Orr was chairman of the hostess committee and her as sistants were Mrs. Harry White, Mrs. Carl Emmons, Mrs. Cecil Swope and Mrs. Merrill Ohling. The first prize for high score at bridge was won by Miss B. L, Brown of Bangor, Maine, the house guest U Mrs. Ohling. Second prize went to Mrs. George Nelson. In the group were Mrs. R. O. Ai ken, Mrs. B. D. Bedee, Mrs, Wallace Bonesteele, Mrs. M. S. Cheek, Mrs. J. E. Fitzgerald, Mrs. O. F. Gelse, Mrs. Charles Hudkins, Mrs. A. F. Hayes, Mrs. Tyler Morley, Mrs. G. W, Nelson, Mrs. Frank Neer, Mrs. O. D. Olsen, Mrs. Earl Paulsen, Mrs. W. W. Rosebraugh. Mrs. George Rossman, Mrs. F. E. Sherwin, Mrs. E. F. Sherrlll, Mrs. C. A. Vibbert. Mrs. Newell Williams, Mrs. W. W. Wayne, Mrs. C. K. Logan, Mrs. M. R. Lindle of Oregon City, Miss Brown of Bangor, Maine, and the hostesses, Mrs. Orr, Mrs. White, Mrs. Emmons, Mrs. Swope and Mrs. Ohling. More than 125 guests Including special guests from Portland and Lebanon spent several Interesting hours in the residence studio of Pro fessor T. S. Roberts on North Sum mer street last night when Professor Roberts presented Miss Helen Ben- ner and Miss Doris Ross in piano re cital. The two 14 year old girls were assisted by Mrs. 8. W. Starr, soprano. Mrs. Starr's accompaniments were played by Miss Evangeline Hall. The program was as follows: Duct Country Dance , Kevin Doris Rosa Helen Burner Romania Schumann Elude Op. 25 No. 9 Chopin Walts Brillantfl Op. 34 Chimin Grand March de Concert .... Wollenhaupt DOrlS R05I Duet Rhapsodic Demarest Organ, T. 8. Robert Piano, Htlen Bcnner A May Morning Denta Spring la a Lady Strickland Mrs. & W. Starr Prelude Op 3fl, No. 20 Chopin EJeiie Aroanl Predule In O sharp minor .. Rachmonlnoff Sslut 'A Festh Kowalakl Helen Benner Duet Pantasle Demarest Organ, T. S. Roberts Piano Dorts Ross Duo on the Opera "Fauat" Oounoud (transcribed by Bonawttx) . Doris Rosa Helen Benner Edna Savage and Helen Worth re ceived the guests at the door. The Yo Mar Co class of the First Methodist church will hold Its next meeting on Friday evening, April 27, at the home of Mrs. J. D. Foley, Mrs. Covert will be assistant hostess. Correction ! Owing to delayed merchandise in transit for Anniversary Sales, Miller's announce this Sale to open TUESDAY April 24th INSTEAD OF MONDAY AS PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED See Monday afternoon paper for MILLER. Salem's Leading Department Store Interest in Music Week Increasing Interest is growing In programs for national good music week from May 6 to 13, not only in Salem but in the towns and communities sur rounding Salem. Among the towns planning musio week programs on a large scale are Silverton, Stayton, Woodburn, Independence, Mon mouth, and Dallas. Under the direction of Mrs. S. M. Endicott, general chairman of the institutions department of the Salem Woman's club, special pro grams will be given during music week at a number of the state in stitutions. Including the tuberculosis hospital, the girls' industrial school and the boys' training school. Special emphasis is being given this year to an "At Home" day dur ing music week when iamuies are asked to use all available facilities. radios, vlctrolas. and young stu dents, for special programs. The climax of the week will be given in the armory on Saturday evening. More than 300 children and grown-ups will take part. The outstanding concert will be given on Tuesday evening, May 8, when the Salem MacDowell chorus will sing Deems Taylors, "The High wayman," at the Capitol theater. Sew So's, members of a sewing club, were guests of Mrs. William Yarnell on Tuesday afternoon. In the group were Mrs. A. J. Wheaton, Mrs. Ralph Allen, Mrs. Edgar Rowland, Mrs. Chester Mof fitt, Mrs. H. R. White, . Mrs. A. Marker of Corvallis, and the host ess, Mrs. Yarnell. At the tea hour Mrs. H. R. White assisted. Lilacs and tulips were lovely about the rooms. Prof. Roberts Plays At Forest Grove Professor T. S. Roberts, popular Salem organist, presented an organ recital In the First Methodist church of Forest Grove Thursday evening Assisting Professor Roberts were Miss Eleanor Moore, soprano, Miss Iva Cblr Love, violinist, and Miss Evangeline Hall, pianist. The pro gram was practically the same as was giver by the Salem musicians In Portland on March 14. Recital num bers Thursday evening included the following : Pilgrim's Chorus from Tannhauser, Wagner Intermezzo Rogers March Movement Rogers In Moonlight Kinder Kamenuol Ostrow Rubensteln Organ and Piano Even Sons Johnston Vocal Solos fa) Avo Maria Bach Gounod b Harmony Del Rigo Romance sans Parolo Bonnett Scherzo Buck Largo from the New World Symphony.... ....Dvorak Meditation , Metzke Scherzo Sturgeon Violin, piano and Organ Grand Processional Gounod The Junior Artisans, assisted by the pupils of Lola Barbara Barnes, will present the operetta "A Sunny Spring Morning" at the Hollywood theater on April 30. The cast will Include the follow ing; tulips, Hazel Strang, Walsa Lu men, Margaret Keefer, Alberta Van Dam. Virginia Hart, Wanice Mccaii, Wilda Skipper; Sunbeams, Jennie Van Dahl, Virginia Bean, Virginia Lee Brown, Hava Skipper; Jack Frost, Lester Carter; daisies, Esther Alein, Vera Winger, Joan Evans, Dorrls Hart, Thelma Lorgard, De- lima Paulln, Frances McCall; Dude Dandelion, Robert Callahan; Freddy Frog and little frogs, Lowell Coch- tew, William Nelson, Samuel Sum mers and Jearold Choc tew; red Pop py, Joan Evans; violet, Gaynell Coursey; Illy of the valley, Joan Newcomb ; rainbow, Pauline Zoe Chambers; raindrops, Emily Ann Kollenborn, Joyce Chambers, Claire Hurley, Jean Hurley; butterflies, Mary Jane Summers, Shelley Sum mers, Lucile Evans and Virginia Gilbert. Miss Zelma Luthy, Junior artisan musician, will play the- accompani ments. details Bono Tempo club members were : entertained recently at a 1 o'clock luncheon at the home - of Mrs. , Frank Nleswander. High score at bridge was won by Mrs, . Robert Wyatt, Second prize went to Mrs. Barney Kropp. On Thursday evening Bono Tempo club members entertained their husbands at a costume party and dancing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Barney Kropp. The prizes for the best costumes were won by William Yarnell, A. J. Wheaton and Kenneth Irwin. Ten couples were included In the club group and a number of spe cial guests were present. Dallas Girl Has Home Wedding Dallas Miss Helen L. Soehren. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Soehren became the bride of Pres ton B. Grubbe at a wedding at the home of the bride's parents on Main street, on Friday morning. The home was beautifully decor ated with tulips and apple blos soms. The ceremony was held at 9:00 o'clock with Rev. B. J. Kimber of the Presbyterian church officiat ing. Following the ceremony, the guests enjoyed a wedding breakfast. The wedding march was played by Mrs. Virginia Ellis Wilson. The bridesmaid was Miss Helen Butler, while the groom was attended by Willie Gerlinger, former school mate ox the bride. On May 15, Mr. and Mrs. Preston B. Grubbe will be at home to their friends In their home which has just been completed on South Main street The Invited guests at the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Page and family; Mr. and Mrs. William Weaver, Mrs. N. C. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Grubbe of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth Wilson, Mrs. J. u. arubbe, Oakland, Mr? and Mrs. L. E. Wilkes, Hillsboro, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Dunklcberger, Portland, Mr, and Mrs. C. H. Soehren, Forest Grove, H. V. Gates Hillsboro, Paul ine Aulln, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Med ley, Oakland, Miss Helen Butler, of Ontario, Mariam Smith and Willie Gerlinger. Elks Inaugural Ball On Monday Evening The Salem lodge of Elks will en tertain at an Inaugural ball on Mon day evening honoring the new ex alted ruler. Frank W. Durbln, Jr. The ball, open to all Elks and their ladies, will begin at a o'clock with a grand march which will be led by Exalted Ruler and Mrs. frank W. Durbin Jr., The committee m cnarge, B. J. Ramseyer, Lyle Dunsmoore and Larry Blalsdell, is planning a num ber oi special entertainment fea tures for the evening. The big ball room on the second floor of the clubhouse will be specially decor ated for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs, George W. Hug en tertained Informally at bridge In their home on Superior street on Wednesday evening complimenting Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Burton of Chi cago. The grouD Included Dr. and Mrs. Burton, Mrs. and Mrs. Thomas Wol- gamott. Miss Dorothea eteusloff, Miss Merle McKelvey, Miss Anne Simpson, and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Bug. The April meeting of the Mon tana club will be held this evening In MacCornack hall beginning at 7:30 with a short business session. All former residents of Montana are Invited to come and bring miests. Those who wish to play cords are asked to bring tables and cards. They Are Earning Five chassis sixes and eights prices beginning at $860. Illustrated u Model 619, 4-passenger Coupe, with 4-spced transmission, $157& All prices f. o. b, Detroit TRUMM t Center Street kAAMAM-PAi Fri Ni Da Dance Is Clever Affair Fri Ni Da club members were hosts at a clever affair last night when they entertained at a spring dance in Schindler's hall in Polk county. "Fishing licenses" were issued for Invitations and the fishing idea; sug gestive of late Apm, was used throughout. Two girls, attired as fishing maids. Misses Caryol Braden and Louise Quinn, presided at the punch bowl. A clever leaiure dance was given by eight high school girls, Georgia Mills, Esther Arnold, Louise McDougall. Rutheda Holfnell: Caryol Braden Louise Quinn, Margaret Bean and Dorothy Eastridge. ail wearing fish ing costumes. After their dance the girls distributed, from their fish baskets, toy fish which were matched to secure partners for the next dance. Another feature was a balloon dance A toy balloon was fastened to each girl's ankle and the dance started. A prize was given to the couple which kept their balloon intact for the long est time. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Jensen were winners. The committee in charge last night included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wol gamott, chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Krueger, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Olsen, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fitz gerald, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Follis, Last night was guest night and the following were included In the special guest group: Mr. and Mrs waiter zosei, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Lamport, Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. John ston, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Otto M. Hoppes, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. DeGuire, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wirtz, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Bayard J. Welch of Eugene, Mr and Mrs. J. T. Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Coffey, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Purvine, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Loosley, Dr. M. B. McKenney, Miss Elsie Vic tor, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McKay, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Powell, Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Shumaker, Mr. and Mrs. Linn Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thorn, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Rey nolds, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Morse of Dallas, Miss Valerie Briggs, Rus sell Bonesteele, Mrs. M. R. Llndle, Norman Whiting, Miss Shipp. Jack Lucker, B. F. Foreman, Mr. and Mrs. Don Loosley, Mr. and Mrs, Law rence Imlah, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Gosser. In the club member group were: Messrs. and Mesdamea Louis Anderson, Carl Armstrong, Edwin Armstrong. Armln Uerncr. Ross Bldwrll. Haddon Bond, Carl Booth, Earl Ourch, Karl Chapter. Charlton. Carl Emmons. James Fitzgerald, Kenneth Fitzgerald, Roy Follls, Jesse George, Duaiie Gibson, August OluUch, Glenn Gregg. G. A. Hathaway, A. P. Hayes. H. J. Holt. Howard Hulsey, L. L. Jensen, Leo Johnson, O. H. Kane. Ed. Kennedy, Aronld Krueger, Lloyd Lee, Oral Lemmon, George Nelson, William Newmeyer. Oscar Olson, Ralph Olson, Earl Paulsen, Glenn Paxon, Kenneth Powers, Miio Rnsmussen. Howard Rex, George Reynolds, Ellsworth Rlcketts, Reed Rowland, Lester Bande. Carl Schneider, II. M. Bchuberts, Glenn Shoe maker. Albert Smith, James Smith, Meryl Smith, U A. Sleeves, James Teed, Elton Thompson, Clifford Townscnd, W. E. Vin cent, J. H. Wlllett, Thomas Wolvamott. Tom Woods, Howard Young, Guy Yung and Oscar Zeller, Mrs, Evelyn Naderman was elect ed president of the Past Noble Grands association in a meeting Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Owen Cotterman on Highland avenue. Mrs. Elsie Townsend was named vice-president and Mrs. Louise Loveland was chosen secre tary. The office of treasurer will be filled by Mrs. -Sarah Hatten. Mrs. Loveland, secretary for the past year, was given a lovely gift. The pre sentation was made by Mrs. R. G. Henderson, retiring president. In itiation was held for two new mem bers, Mrs. Hunsaker and Mrs. Edith McElroy. Special guests Wednesday Public Approval So favorably has the public received the motor cars we re turned to the industry to build, r . that this company enjoyed, during March, the greatest month's business in 18 years. MOTOR COMPANY Open Evenings and Sunday evening were Mrs. Gertrude Beach, Mrs. Linsey. Bra, O, White, Mrs. Broyles, and Mrs. R. E. Wright, all of Woodburn. Mrs. Cotterman was assisted in serving late In the eve: nlng by Mrs, Elsie lownsend, Mrs. Beulah Saunders, Mrs. Ivadene Hub bard, and Mrs, Mattie Hlnkle. . Complimenting Berkeley Blake, i field secretary of the Pacific coast Unitarian churches, forty members of the Salem Unitarian church met at supper in the parlors of the church Thursday evening. ' - The guest of honor sat at a center table with the officers of the youn ger people of the church under whose auspices the dinner was given. Spring flowers and candles were arranged on the tables and about the rooms. Bridge was enjoyed until 9:30 when several of the Elks club mem bers of the group took Mr. Blake -- to the Elks club meeting. Last night the Woman s Alliance of the church entertained at dinner In the Emerson room compliment ing Mr. Blake. - Mrs. Roy Burton. Mrs. Lloyd Le Garie and Mrs. Charles Houston : were in charge. Presidents' Party For W. U. Seniors President and Mrs. Carl Gregg Doney were hosts In Lausanne hall last night at the annual spring party for Willamette university sen iors. The big reception rooms ot the girls' .dormitory were lovely with dozens o( baskets of lilacs and pink tulips. ... More than 85 seniors. Including June graduates from the liberal arts, music and law schools on the campus, were Included in the guest group. special guests of president and Mrs. Doney were Dean and Mrs. P. M. Erlckson, Dean and Mrs. Koy Hewitt, Dean Olive Dahl and Miss Leila Johnson. ' Music and conversational Barnes - entertained the. group during, the evening. Refreshments wero served late in the evening by a group of under class girls who live in Lausanne hall. . Miss Hulda Mary Guild, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. George G. Guild of Portland, will leave In a few days for Chicago to become the bride of , John Eldon Mclntyre. Miss Guild was formerly a biology . teacher .'n Salem high school and during a re cent visit here Miss Lillian Schroe der and Miss Myrtle Pelker enter tained at a shower In her honor. Yesterday Mrs. Guild entertained at tea in their home at 710 Knott street complimenting her daughter. . Members or tne ldlewyl card club were delightfully entertained ., on Thursday afternoon by Mrs. A. Ij. Tumbleson in her home. Members in the group Included Mrs. Allan Fletcher, Mrs. L. E. Swift. Mrs. Creigh Long. Mrs. Leon DuBois, Mrs. R. A. Erixon, Mrs. Carroll Long, Mrs. H. A. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Lester Jones, Mrs Alva Potter, Mrs, E. B. Taylor, Mrs. Prank Wiens, and the hostess, Mrs. rumbleson. The first prize for high score was won by Mrs. Carrol) Long and the second went to Mrs. Alvan Fletcher, At the tea hour Mrs. Fletcher and Mrs. Jones assisted Mrs. Tumbleson. The next meeting of the club will be held May 3 when Mrs. R. A. Erixon will entertain the group in her country home near Liberty. On the evening of April 30 the club will entertain their husbands at dinner and cords. ... Miss Marguerlta Millard will spend the week-end in Corvallis with her sister, Mrs Stuart Kibbe. l'honc 959
