FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1930
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON
PAGE FIVE
Society, Cl ubs and Music
Pre- Nuptial
Shower for
Miss Savage
An Interesting event In the series
of gay affairs which Is feting Miss
Nancy Belle 6avne before her mar
riage to Ell j Von Eschen Novem
ber 24, will be the pre-nuptlal show
er to be given by employes of the
Automobile division, office of the
secretary of state, with which Miss
Kavage has been connected for sev
eral years. The shower will be held
Friday hIkM at the home of Miss
Louise Bryan on North Fourteenth
street, and Is sponsored by the girls
of the license department.
An Informal p roc ram will be a
feature of the evening, and follow
ing the presentation of gifts, re
freshments will be served.
Employes and former employes
who will attend the affair in com
pliment to Miss Savape will Include
Carrie Flannery. Betty McFarland,
Vivian Lefflngwell, Florence Bosch,
Florence Burkhart, Leo! a Beall,
Esther Erick&on, Ruth Moore, Elva
Ault. Verda Olmsted, Marcella Caa-
pell, Bernlce Humphreys, Grace
Quackcnbush, Hazel Harper, Marie
Pillette, Leolyn Barnett, Marguerite
Crosson, Marguerite Wann, VlcU
Morlarty. Mrs. James Young, Lena
Cox, Evelyn Poulsen. Esther Hilmer,
Mardette Heenan, Mrs. Dave O'Hara,
La Verne Kantner, Florence Waldo,
Bernlce Strand. Ruda Quamme,
Frances Feller, Cleo Walker, Rosena
Kerber, Cora Talkington. Ruth Cole,
Viola Lottls, Mrs. Watere, Audra
Winship, Mrs, Ben Ramseycr, Vurty
Orant, Louise Bryan, Mrs. Arthur
Montgomery, Katie Rhtnehart, Mrs.
Horning, Alene Phillips, Edith Llbby,
Ola Huphes, Dorothy BJork and
Winnie Albrlch.
Other events to compliment Miss
Savage In the near future Include a
family dinner Sunday, with two of
her sisters, Mrs. Ben Ramscycr and
Mrs. Rasmussen, as hostesses; and
a bridge party Tuesday night with
Mrs. Max Flannery and Mrs. Vivian
Lefflngwell as hostesses.
Capitol Club
Entertained
Mrs. Oliver Locke entertained at
dinner Thursday night in the all
ver grille at the Gray Belle for mem
bers of the Capitol card club, Col
orful basket of oranpe and bronze
chrysanthemums, flanked by or
ange tapers, centered the table.
Favors marked covers for Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Baker, Mr. and Mrs
Frank W. Durbin, Mrs. L. F. Grlf.
flth, Mrs. George Rodcers. Dr. and
Mrs. R. E. Lee 6teincr, Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Meyers, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Dancy, Dr. and Mrs. Carlton
Smith, Mrs. George L. Rose, Mrs.
W. Al Jones, George Brown, Joseph
Baumgartner and for Mr. and Mrs,
Oliver Locke.
Later In the evening, several hours
of cards entertained the group at
the Locke home. High score prizes
went to Mrs. Baker and to Dr,
Smith.
Mrs. George Rodgers will enter
tain the Capitol card club at the
next evening meeting, and Mrs. W.
H. Dancy will be hostess to the
Capitol bridge-luncheon club mem
bers in a fortnight.
An Interesting event Friday eve
ning will be the November dance
of the Wisteria club to be held In
Castllian hall. Several Interesting
features will entertain the members.
The committee In charge of the
dance Includes Mr. and Mrs. I. M.
Dough ton, chairmen; Mr. and Mrs.
Philip E. Barrett, Dr. and Mrs. Es
till L. Brunk, Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Wilbur, and Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Feldman.
Evtrywhert you g, you will hear glowing
trihutei to tkt new Nash. Some refer to
the car's tmootli, flashing ipeed and
delightful ease of control. Others stress
its finer beauty and luxury. All marvel
at the wholly unexampled value now
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Cesrg Martin Lott, Davis cup tennis star, and hit bride, the for
ir Abigail Stapleford Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clayton
Allen of Philadelphia. They were married recently In Elk ton, Md.
Mrs. Uaue Hostess
To Dinner Club
Mrs. Elmer Daue entertained
members of her dinner club in her
home Wednesday night with an en
joyable affair. Bright fall flowers
and tall orange tapers centered the
attractive table, where covers were
placed for Mr. and Mrs. Harley
White. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Perry, Mr.
and Mrs, Earl Fisher, Dr. and Mrs.
O. A. Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Can
field, and for Mr, and Mrs. Elmer
Daue.
Several hours or cards followed,
with the high score prizes going to
Mrs. White and Mr. Fisher.
Eola The Eola Woman's club
held Its regular meeting at the home
of Mi's. Leda Maggee Wednesday
afternoon, with a good attendance.
An Interesting business session was
held. The question of a new com
munity clubhouse, which Is being
iipoiisorcd by the Eola Community
club was discussed and the mem
bers support. A committee consist
ing of Mrs. Walter Maggee, Maxine
Ferguson and Leda Maggee wae ap
pointed toi purchase material for
making Christmas stockings for the
children of the community. The
next meeting which will be held at
the home of Mrs. L, Pugh, will be
devoted to the making of the
Christmas stockings.
After the business meeting cards
were In play. High score was won
by Mrs. Mae Harrell and consola
tion by Mrs. Pugh. At a late hour
refreshment were served by the
hostess.
The Salem branch of the Ameri
can Association of University Wom
en has voted to hold the organiza
tion's December meeting on the sec
ond Saturday of the month, because
of the proximity of the Christmas
holidays to the regular meeting date.
Mrs. U. O. Shipley will entertain
members of the O. T. club with a
luncheon in her home Tuesday.
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St. Paul's Auxiliary
Sponsors Silver Tea
Hie woman's auxiliary of St.
Paul's Episcopal church will spon
sor a silver tea next Friday after
noon, November 21, from 3 to 5:30
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Frank
Spears and Mrs. Russell Catlin.-A
large committee under the direc
tion or Mrs. U. G. Shipley wiu be
in charge of arrangements.
The tea will be a benefit for the
Japanese work at Lake Labish in
which the auxiliary Is taking an
active part.
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Okl-Fasbion Dinner
Novelty Wednesday
Members of her pinochle club
were entertained with a novel old
fashioned dinner Wednesday night
by Mrs. O. A. Laird in her home on
the Garden road. A red -and -white
checked cotton tablecloth, dinner
ware and silverware which Included
heirlooms more than a century old,
and kerosene lamps provided a set
ting for the dinner, and service was
"family style." Covers were placed
for Dr. and Mrs. R. Lee Wood, Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. Raffety, Mr. and Mrs.
Max Abst, Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Mea
ney, Mr, and Mrs, I, L, Darby, and
for Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Laird, club
members; and for Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
Laird of Portland and Mr. and Mrs.
L. W. Follis, additional gueets.
Following the dinner, cards were
In play for several hours, with Mrs.
Darby and Dr. Wood receiving the
high score prizes, and a second prize
going to Mrs. Rallety.
Miss Xzora Templeton entertained
members of the business girls class
at the First Methodist church In her
home on South 12th street. Plans
were made for a Christmas party In
December. An Informal social hour
followed the business session.
The regular meeting of the Wom
an's Relief Corps will be held Sat
urday at 2 o'clock In Miller's hall.
offered by Nash. Beyond these tributes,
there is the unmistakable fact that every
one who rides in or drives the new Nash
desires to own it. A courtesy demonstra
tion will make you, too, one of the new
thousands now turning to the new Nash.
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Mrs. Scott Heads
McKinlcy P. T. A'. 1
Mrs. J. H. Bcotl was eieciea presi
dent of the McKinley Par en t
Teacheri association at the organi
zation meeting of the group Thurs
day night tn the McKinley school
building. Other officers named
were Carl T. Pope, vice-president;
Mrs. R. R. Boardman, secretary;
and Miss Esther Long, treasurer.
Committee appointments vtil be
announced later. The first Monday
night In each month was selected
the meeting date lor the new
organization.
Douglas McKay acted as or
ganization chairman. Dr. B. F.
Pound, president ot the county
parent-teacher council, outlined
tlie work, and Miss Dorothy Taylor,
principal of McKinley school.
spoke of the assistance the P.TJt.
could give the school teachers. Mrs.
Gordon McGUchrtet gave several
vocal numbers during the program
hour.
Mrs. Gardner Honor
Guest at Bridge Tea
Mrs. L. W. Davidson and Mrs. L.
J. Stewart entertained In the David
son home on Shipping street Wed
nesday afternoon with a smart
bridge tea In compliment to Mrs.
Ira Gardner. Chrysanthemums In
the bronze and yellow hues of fall
were used effectively about the liv
ingrooms where cards were In play.
The tea table was centered with
pink and white chrysanthemums
and tall pink tapers. Mrs. H. Stan
ton cut the Ices and Mrs. L. E.Tlu
ball of Portland, mother of the hon
or guest, poured. Mrs. Stewart and
Mrs. Davidson served
Prizes for the afternoon of cards
went to Mrs. Ira Gardner for high
score, and to Mrs. Roy Adams of
Portland for second score.
Out of town guests for the event
were Mrs. L. E. Tidball, Mrs. Walter
Whltcomb. Mrs. Roy Adams, Miss
Alma Straycr, and Mrs. William
Meaney, all of Portland.
Salem matrons bidden by Mrs.
Davidson and Mrs. Stewart to hon
or Mrs. Gardner were Mrs. John
Stimpson, Mrs. Reed Rowland, Mrs.
E. 8. Thayer, Mrs. Reta Calhoun,
Mrs. Ray Jones, Mrs. H. Stanton,
Mrs. Edwin Armstrong, Mrs. Ward
McReynolds, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Clif
ford Maison and Mrs. Merle Gar
nett. Woodburn Miss Gladys Haugen,
bride-elect, was the guest of honor
at a pre-nuptlal shower Wednes
day afternoon at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J, N. Haugen,
on Young street. The wedding of
Miss Haugen to Robert McClure
will take place Sunday at the Haug
en home.
Scio Mrs. J. F. Wesely and
daughter, Angelene, attended
joint birthday party at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wesely in
Salem last Sunday. The event
commemorated the birth anniver
saries of Mrs. Gordon Wesely and
Miss Fiances Wesely, the latter Is
a junior at Willamrtte university.
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Sons and Auxiliary,
Hold Installations
The Sons of Union Veteran and
t..:ir auxiliary mere Installed In an
nipre&Mve ceremonial Tuesday night
in the Woman's clubhouse. Mem
bers of all patriotic orders In the
city were Invited to be present at
the Installation services.
Charkc Fessenden Installed the
officers of the Sons of Union Veter
ans and Mrs. Mary B. Uckel In
stalled officers of the auxiliary.
Mrs. Emily Prescott Is the new
presldeut of the auxiliary. The other
ol ficers are: Rose Re illy, vice presi
dent; Hattie B. Cameron, treasurer;
trustees. Alice Adams, Marnetta Da
vis. Louise King; secretary, Mary B.
Llckel; chaplain. Myrtle Patton;
pres corrc$imndnt. Can dace Bu
chanan; patriotic instructor, Clara
T. Adams; guide. Mettle Schramm;
assistant guide. Esther Kruger; first
color bearer, Nellie Pierce; second
color bearer. Mae Ile; inside guard.
Alma McV.'hortor; outside guard.
Lu'ia BorVng; jnuiitVan, Mgat
Fessenden; councellor, Glen Adame.
Installing officers assisting Mrs.
Llckel were Ida Traglio, Lena Rob
ins, Gertrude Remington, Jtnnle
Y amiss and Gtorgle Shearer.
L. C. McSn&ne was installed com
mander of the Union Veterans of the
Civil War. Otlier officers were: sen
ior vice commander, E. L. Buchan-
lunlor vice commander. A. G.
Walker; camp council, G. L. Adams,
Charlea Fessenden and B. J. C. Pat
ton; secretary, c. B. Perrin; treas
urer, H. R. McWhortor; patriotic
instructor, G. R. Stover; chaplain,
E. C. Holladay; color bearer, Eugene
T. Prescott; guide, J. A. Remington;
inside guard, C. T. Reillj; outside
guard, W. A. Carey.
U. G. Boyer, retiring commanoer.
thanked the officers and members
for their cooperation during his
term as commander and plcdtied hi
support to the incoming ol fleers.
Miss Margaret Brown and Miss
Charlotte Brown, who are on their
way from San Diego, California, to
their new home In Baker, will be
gueeU In Salem for severnl days.
The Mlssea Brown, daughters of
Mr. and Mrs. Lot D. Brown, were
popular members of the younger
set before leaving for the south.
Mlsa Charlotte Brown will arrive
late Friday to be a guest of Miss
Jeanne Lunslord, and her sifter
will arrive later to stay at the H.
H. Corey home as the guest of the
Misses Margaret, Dorothea and
Katherlne Corey. Mks Margaret
Brown at present Is visiting with
friends in Grant Pa.ss and Eugene.
Pretty Wedding
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Monitor At ft beautiful ceremony
In the Seventh Day Ad vent 1st church
Wednesday evening, Mise Alma
Thornton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. j
T. O. Thornton, became the bride ,
of Paul Bartholamew, of Boise, Ida., 1
son of Mrs. Jennie Bartholamew of i
Altuna, Wash. The- wedding took
place at 8 o'clock, with Elder Shire-1
man of Hopewell, officiating. The
church was beautifully decorated
with an autumn effect. The aisle
was lighted with candles.
The bride was charming in an
elaborate gown of eggiliell satin.
Her veil of embroidered tulle was In
cape effect with coronet of oranne
blossoms. She carried a bouquet of
Ophelia rosebuds.
Mrs. Harry Rushold, matron of
honor was attired In a dress of nile
green georgette. The bridesmaids
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MUs Elaine Bat tin of Portland and
Miss Carol Mlnaker of Gervais wore
pink georgette. Both carried a bou-
guet of chrysanthemums and as
paragus ferns. Shirley Ruid, and
Dorothy Krucger, of Oregon City,
were flower girls and Jlnunie Jtnten
was Bible carrier.
Raymond Thornton, brother of
the bride acted as best man.
Mrs. Woodruff, of Portland, sang
At DunliiK," accompanied by M
Ruth Shrock who also played the
wedding march.
Following the ceremony a recep
tion was held at the X. O. O. F. hail.
A short program mas given. Miss
Vera Comer of Salem sang a solo
accompanied by Majory Lewis. Miss
Kropp of Laurel ood gave a reaaing
and Mrs. Woodruff sang a solo, ac
companied by Hies Woodman.
Refreshments were served to about
one hundred seventy-five guests.
The recounting of the history of
the Loyal Women's Bible class of
the First Christian church from the
organlratlon ol Ihe chvs in 1W1 was
a feature of the class meeting held
Thursday afternoon In the First
Christian church parlors. The his
tory of the class was related oy
Mrs. O. J. Hull. Mrs. Hull also
displayed a quilt, the prized pos
session of Mrs. George Downey.
which was made 32 years ago by the
women of the church and on w hich
is embroidered the names of more
than 400 women who belonged to
the church group at that time. Dur
ing the biiine;5 session, class mem
bers voted to make a simitar qui it.
Rev. D. J. Howe, pastor of the
church, spoke briefly on church
work, and an hifomiol discussion
of class Interests followed. The
nominating committee, consisting
of Mrs. A. D. Welch, Mrs. Viola
Flint and Mrs. Miranda McDonald,
was appointed.
Refreshments were served by a
committee which Included Mrs. Ed
win Nlsfcen, chairman: Mrs. D. H.
Taylor, Mrs. Almlra Reed. Mrs. I.
B. Stewart and Mrs. M. M. Ransom.
Mrs. Almlra Reed Is president of
the class, and Mrs. Laura Osbom
has been Its teacher for many years.
Chadwlck assembly, Order ol
Rainbow for Girls, will hold a so
cial meeting Saturday night at the
Masonic temple clubrooms, follow
ing a brief business session of the
order. An Informal dance will be
held for members and their guests.
with Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Millard
as patrons.
The assembly Is planning a I
Thanksgiving dance November 28
at the Masonic temple. A number
of the college set, home for the
vacation, will be Invited to attend.
Twenty-eight tables of cards were ;
In play at the benefit card party
sponsored Thursday afternoon In
the Masonic club rooms by the so
cial club of the Eastern Star, Ad
ditional guests came for the tea
hour. Prizes for the afternoon went ,
to Mrs. R. C. Hunter and Mrs. R. A. I
Gridlcv. I
Mrs. Ida Nlles, Mrs. W. P. Fowle,
Mrs. Rex Davis. Mrs. William A.
Merrlott and Mrs. James Imlah
presided at the prettily appointed
tea table. Mrs. Lome Olson, so
cial chairman for the year, was
assisted in arranging the benefit by
MJfl. J. C. Tlbbits, special chairman,
and a large committee.
Members of the Rebekah lodge
were entertained Monday night with
a program sponsored by the Past
Noble Grands association under the
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Neill; a harmonica solo by Mr. Er
ick&on; a reading by Mrs. Clifton
Mudd; and a solo and reading by
Lyman McDonald. Refreshments
were terved later.
The Willing Workers class of the
First Christian church met at the
home of Mrs. E. W. Cooley Thurs
day afternoon for a business and
social session. Assistant hostesses
were Mrs. E. J. Reasor, Mrs. D. B.
Simpson and Miss Virginia Lane.
Miss Nellie Clark spoke on train
ing for leadership In the church.
and Rev. D. J. Howe, pastor, out
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Special guesta for the afternoon
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Wood, Mrs. Irene Wirtx, Mrs. Beta
Wagner, Mrs. C. R. Pritchard, Mrs.
Arthur Flint. Mrs. Bernadtne
White, Mrs. Mary Tracy, Mrs. O. P.
Rellly, Mrs. B. A. Shoemaker, Mra.
Bert Macy, Mrs. H. Con kiln. Mra,
M. . Foster. Mrs. A. A. Carper.
Mrs. A. F. Noth, Mrs. K. Smith,
Mra J. D. Sears. Mrs. Dorothy Mc
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M. Mc Morris. Mrs. C. C. Cole, Mra,
Albert Cox, Mrs. Clifford Bow en,
Mrs. W. H. Gardner, Mrs. D. R.
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Scio J. A. Voting and Raymond
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