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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1932)
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON 6 Society, Clubs and Music xaiti br Bum Uu lawnnce. Rum 4U THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1932 Nile Club Entertained Wednesday One of tho most Interesting par ties of the year for the Salem club, Daughters of the Nile, was the bridge luncheon held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. R. W. Hans Belts, with Mrs. V. E. Kuhn, Mrs. Charles EtricUin, Mrs. Curtis Johnson and Mrs. Fred ElUs as the committee In charge. The club group also was entertained Informally In the at tractive gardens at the Seltz home and with viewing the Interesting craft work and the many art curios made by Dr. and Mrs. Beits. Bowls of purple Iris and lilacs, of Yellow duronicum and lavendar cell- la, and colorful French bouquets were used eliectlvely about the uv lng rooms of the Seltz home, and the large dining table was centered with a bowl of narclsus, pink tu lips and crabapple blossoms flank ed by pink tapers. . Covers at the luncheon were placed for Mrs. George Burnett, Mrs. R. W. Hans Seitz, Mrs. Paul Hauser, Mrs. Harry Scott, Mrs. Clair Vlbbert, Mrs. Ted Mescn, Mrs. rranit Halik, Mrs. Charles Pratt, Mrs. Ad dph Bombeck, Mrs. D. X. Beech- ler. Mrs. Fred Williams, Mrs. Sam taughlln, Mrs. John Imlah, Mrs. J. o. Russell, Mrs. B. JJ. Flack, Mrs. M. C. Petteys. Mrs Fred Crosby, Mrs. William Lil'equist, Mrs. Lestefl Davis, Mrs. Davia Wright, Mrs. V. E. Kuhn, Mrs. Charles Strlcklin and Mrs. Curtis Johnson. Mrs. Pratt won the high score prize for the afternoon of bridge and the consolation prize went to Mrs. Dunsiora. "Greater Oregon" Aurora Project Aurora A "Greater Oregon" meeting was held Wednesday after noon' sponsored by the Aurora WMvMn'i rliiH af t.h 1wnl Presbv- terian church with the following hostesses: Mrs. Artnur mncsiana, Mrs, Mitchell, Mrs. Nora Yergen, Mrs. J. W. Sadler and Mrs. Horence Crissell. They were assisted by members of the program commit tee, Mrs. Eleanor Eeed and .Mrs. Eetta Evans. The public was Invited. The Hub bard Woman's club and the local school children were guests of the club viewing the exhibits. The ses sion was to foster the movement for greater use of Oregon manufac- The "Greater Oregon" speakers were Mrs. Keaae ireianu wia ww. Keller of Portland and Mrs. W. Carlton Smith of Salem. Tea and wafers were served to all the guests by the hostesses. The last tournament for the ser ies of three being neia ior a tro phy offered by Mrs. Ercel Kay will Li fc.irf KMHflv nt tho KAlem Golf elub Ladies' day play. A day prize for medal score aiso is oeuig ui Playing will start at 9 o'clock and will be followed by a 1 o'clock luncheon. The luncheon committee Includes Mrs. J. H. Garnjobst, Mrs. Curtis Cross, Mrs. Van Wieder, Mrs. vtr a .tahnjcnn. Mrs. Chester Cox, Mrs. Harry J. Wlcdmer, Mrs. E. . DbW anA Un HftlTV Wlllptt Twenty-two women played at the Ealem Golf ciuo links last rriaay. Whi rsiWia Pmca vnn t H p nriza for bllndhole tournament and also the ladles' sweepstakes lor low nei score. Scotts Mills Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Shepherd were surprised Saturday evening when friends and neighbors honored them on tneir zuui ding anniversary. They were pre, unlaH miith a (rift. Prsent were Mr. and Mrs. Otis Shepherd and family, Mr. ana Mrs. Tmrt. Rh.nhprrl And famllv. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shepherd, Dorthea, Carl and Glenn enepnera, Mrs. James Cully and son La Vern. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Klnser, Mrs. W. T. Hogg, Mrs. Lena Bellinger, Mr. and Mrs. Billenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Landwelng and family, Mrs. Leo Avers and little daugh ter. Miss Orayce Dunagan and Ray Telfer. Mrs. Almlra E. Hale opened her borne Wednesday afternoon for a meeting of the First Methodist Aid west central circle. Mrs. I. L. Mc Adams presided during the business session. A social afternoon follow ed, with the assistant hostesses, Mrs. George H. Alden, Mrs. C. F. Wilson and Miss Laura Hale as sisting Mrs. Hale in. serving re freshments at small tables each centered with a bowl of ltlies-of-, the-valley. Baskets of lilacs and snapdragons were used about the living rooms. Seventeen members of the circle were present. Mrs. Eugene Gibson and Mrs. Chadwlck, both of Portland, were guests Thursday at the home of Mrs. C. B. McCullough. Approximately 60 women attend ed the meeting of the Leslie Women's Foreign Missionary society Wednes day afternoon at Leslie hall, when Miss Ruth Field, returned mission ary from India, spoke on her work and experiences In the mission field. A second feature of the afternoon was a playlet given under the di rection of Mrs. John Uuich. Miss Field also will speak at the thank offering service of the so ciety during the regular church services at the Leslie Memorial church Sunday morning. Hawaiian Bridge Party Monday- Mrs. Ervin Kron. ana miss Mar garet Knapp were hostesses for a Hawaiian bridge party Monday night at the home of Mrs. Kron on South 23rd street. Five tables of bridge were in play In rooms decor ated with spring flowers and Scotch broom. Favors, prizes and card ac cessories were from Hawaii, and Hawaiian refreshments were served at the close of the evening of bridge. Miss Etta White received the high score prize for the evening, and the consolation prize went to Miss Bet ty Vance. Guests bidden by Mrs, Kron and Miss Knapp were Miss Vera Mc Cune, Mrs. Gene Beutler, Mrs. Myr tle Beaver, Miss Ann Boentje, Miss Mildred Carr, Miss Mary Cupper, Mrs. Esther Ferguson, Miss. Joy Hills, Miss Gladys Humphrey, Miss Lola Millard, Mrs. Catherine O'Nell, Miss Helen Prang, Miss Mae Rauch, Miss Inez Reifsnyder, Mrs. Cather ine Sims, Miss Betty Vance, Miss Frances Welch, Miss Etta White and Mrs. Erma Shields. Mrs. George A. White, and her daughters, Miss Henrietta and Miss Dorothy White, motored to Port land Wednesday night to attend the play, "Merchant of Venice," starring Maude Acams and Otis Skinner. - The Lablsh Royal Neighbors of America will entertain all Royal Neighbors In this district with a special entertainment to be given Friday night at the Woodman hall near Chemawa. Mrs. Traglio Hostess Wednesday Members of U. S. Grant circle, Ladies of the Grand Army, and sev eral additional guests were enter tained Wednesday afternoon at her home by Mrs. Mabel Tragllo. The afternoon was spent Informally, with Mrs. P. M. Hill assisting the hostess at the tea hour. Baskets of tiJips and narcissus were attrac tively arranged about the living room. Among those present for the aft ernoon were Mrs. Mary Gosser, Mi s. Lena Taylor, Mrs. Sarah Oliver, Mrs. Fred Straw, Mrs. Amle Straw, Mrs. Mary Straw, Mrs, Mary Smith, Mrs. Bertha Ray, Mrs. Clara M. Jordan, Mrs. P. M. Hill, and the hostess, Mrs. Tragllo. Dinner, Program For Ecclesias Ecrlesla club members were enter tained at a dinner meeting In the Spa Wednesday night with an In teresting lecture and motion pic tures of Oregon scenery and a health Drolect. displayed by ur. David Bennett Hill, and readings by Miss Norma Sutherland. The long dining table, centered with a basket of yellow flowers flanked by green tapers, had covers placed for Dr. and Mrs. David Ben nett Hill, Miss Dorothy Travis, Miss Helen Hiller and Mrs. Violet Fieser, all special guests for the evening; and for the club group, the Misses Esther Erickson, Velma Rominger, Irene deLlsle, Ola Hughes, Mar cella Caspell, Norma Sutherland, Golda Wheeler, Eleanor Dorrance, Edna McElhaney, Flora Turnbull, Winifred Senn, Charlotte Horning and Emmadell Schwabbauer. Next Wednesday evening the Ec- clesla club members will be enter tained with a line party at tho El sinore theater. Junior Guild N ' Bridge Tea Friday outstanding among social events this week will be the Invitational' benefit bridge tea to be given by St. Paul's Junior Guild Friday afternoon at the attractive country home of Mrs. Homer Gouley. Twenty-five tables of cards are ex pected to be In play, and additional guests will call for the program and tea hour. The benefit, annually sponsored by the Junior Guild, attracts num erous prominent guests from other Willamette valley communities. . Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Malloy, recently married, were hon ored with a surprise party after the meeting of Arion Temple, ' Pythian Sisters, of which Mrs. Malloy Is a past chief. A gift from the temple was presented them by Mrs. Wilma Leffler. After the card games a luncheon was served by Miss Verna Additional Society on Page 101 New Wonderful Face Powder Prevents Large Pores Stays on Longer For a youthful complexion, use new wonderful MELLO-GLO Face Pow der. Hides tiny lines, wrinkles and pores. 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