MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1932
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM: OREGON
Society, Clubs and Music
Edited by Roveni Crrt, Phon 4883
Beta Chi
Breakfast
Gala Affair
One of the Knytst affairs of the
eek-end for Willamette university
graduates who were In attendance at
the homecoming festivities was the
annual Beta Chi alumnae breakfast,
which was held at the chapter house
Sunday morning with prominent
matrons and maids from Salem and
throughout the state bidden for the
interesting event.
During the morning hours a busl
ess meeting was held by the group
with Miss Frances Hodge, president
of the state Beta Chi alumnae club,
presiding. Short talks were given by
Mrs. Velma Baker Leggc of Port
land, Portland alumnae president,
and Miss Eva Roberts, president of
the Salem alumnae group, regard
ing the work being done by the or
ganization. The breakfast table was centered
with a striking arrangement of mar
igolds and chrysanthemums in the
bronze, rust and yellow hues. Tall
tapers in silver candelabra guarded
the arrangement. Circling the table
were Mrs. Winifred St. Clair Rogers,
Mrs. Esther Parounagian Barnes,
Mrs. Esther Hollingworth Ruble,
Mrs. Grace Collins Goudy, Mrs.
Velma Bnker Leggc, Mrs. Phoe
be Smith Redding. Mrs. Margaret
Woods Woodworth, Miss Grace
White and Miss Miriam Armitage,
all of Portland; Mrs. Helen Coch
ran Kutch of Dallas, Mrs. Katherine
Everett Kaufman of Monroe, Mis.
Prances McGilvra Litchfield of
Monroe, Mrs. Frances McGilvra
Litchfield of Monroe, Mrs. Marguer.
lte Wlblo Walker of McMlnnville,
Mrs. Helen McPherson Pemberton
of Woodburn, Miss Wilma Spence of
Albany, Miss Beatrice Lockhart of
Ashland and Miss Lila Cation, Miss
Loretta Fisher, Miss Lola Millard,
Miss Frances Hodge, Miss Louise
Nuim, Miss Eloise White, Miss Era
Roberts, Miss Florence Young, Miss
Leila Johnson, Miss Marvelle Ed
wards, Miss Josephine Albert, Miss
Florence Power, Mrs. Jennelle Van
dervort Moorhead, Mrs. Odell Sav
age Ohling, Mrs. Margaret Legge
Griffith, Mrs. Elvira Young Rhodes,
Mis. Dorothy Palmer Thomas, and
Mrs. Margaret Moorehouse Kauf
man, all of Salem.
Bridge Party
Given bv Matrons
Distinctive among" the Interesting
affairs which have been given at
the beginning of the early winter
season was the bridge party at which
Mrs. Lou Grote, Mrs. D. X. Beechler
and Mrs. Harry Crawford enter
tained in the country home of Mrs.
Grote Friday afternoon.
Great baskets of chrysanthemums
were used about the guest rooms
where bridge was in play. Mrs. Paul
Hauser. Mrs. Charles Pratt and Mrs.
R. C. Hunter held winning scores for
the afternoon.
Guests bidden for the event in
cluded Mrs. Ed Pratt, Mrs. Miller
Hayden, Mrs. J. O. Russell, Mrs. An
na Wood. Mrs. A. S. Hussey, Mrs.
Murphy, Mrs. R. Wirth, Mrs. Lynn
Pnrvine, Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs,
Lee Canfield, Mrs. Howard Hulsey,
Mrs. Ida Niles, Mrs. Wayne Henry,
Mrs. V. E. Kuhn, Mis. M. C. Petteys,
Mrs. B. B. Flack, Mrs. Cleo Cashatt,
Mrs. William Ellis, Mrs. Fred Gib
son, Mrs. Elmer Cook, Mrs. V. L.
Gibson, Mrs. R. C. Hunter, Mrs.
Harris Lietz, Mrs. Albert Smith, Mrs.
Elmer McKee, Mrs. Harold Philllpi,
Mrs. Ross Clark, Mrs. Ra Binegor,
Mrs. James Imlah, Mrs. C. C. Chaf
lee, Mrs. Mose Adams, Mrs. Charles
Pratt, Mrs. David Wright, Mrs. A.
E. Utle, Mrs. C. L. Blodgett, Mrs.
Ralph Allen, Mrs. E. W. Peterson,
Mrs. Paul Hauser, Mrs. Charles Mc
Carter, Mrs. Herbert Hauser and
Mrs. L. Barrlck.
The Breakfast club will meet at
the Marion hotel Tuesday morning
at 7 o'clock for its regular meeting.
Miss Helen Louise Crosby will be
the nrincipal speaker.
The Balem Press club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Fred Zimmer
man, 573, Statesman street, Tues
day afternoon. The afternoon will
be spent In sewlnir on Christmas
dolls, and at a late hour tea win be
served.
The Sons of Union. War Veterans
and auxiliary will meet Tuesday
evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Wom
an's clubhouse. Installation of offi
cers will be held and all members of
patriotic orders are invited to be
present.
Miss Agnes
Sandifer
Honored
In compliment to Miss Agnes
Sandifer, popular bride-elect, a
group of friends were hostesses at
an attractive evening of bridge and
pre-nuptial shower Friday at the
home of the bride-elect's mother,
Mrs. J. M. Sandifer, 581 South 15th
street.
The living rooms of the Sandi
fer residence were bedecked with
Interesting arrangements of chry
santhemums and tall lighted ta
pers. High score honors were won
by Miss Sandifer, the honor guest,
Miss Evelyn Coburn and Miss Irene
Allen.
Those honoring Miss Sandifer
with the gay surprise affair includ
ed Mrs. V. O. Long, Mrs. Etta Sut
ter, Miss Elda Toney Miss Gladys
Scott, Miss Irene Allen, Miss Eva
Goff. Mrs. R. J, Nlco!, Mrs. E. M
Sandifer, Miss Joella Sandifer, and
Mrs. J. M. Sandifer.
Miss Sandifer wlil become the
bride of Warren Cook of Portland
during the Christmas holidays and
several smart affairs are being
planned in her honor.
Alpha Phi Alpha
At Home Tuesday
The members of Alpha Phi Al
pha have issued invitations to the
student body of Willamette Umver
sity to attend the informal at home
which they are giving Tuesday af
ternoon m their attractive new
chapter house on North Summer
street.
Calling hours will be from 2:30
on throughout the afternoon hours
with sorority members assisting
about the rooms and in the serv
ing.
Sidney The Talbot Woman's
club met recently at the home of
Mrs. C. F. Johnston. Roll call was
responded to by each giving quota
tions from Franklin. Dainty refresh
ments were served at the tea hour
by the hostess to the following: Mrs.
J. O. FaiT, Mrs. L. B. Smith, Mrs.
G. H. Marlatt, Mrs. R. H. Farr and
daughter Nettie Jean, Mrs. Lydia
Mauldin and the hostess, Mrs. C. F.
Johnson.
Ecclesia
Members
Hostesses
An outstanding event of Saturday
evening was the dinner party given
in the Oriental room of the Marion
hotel by the members of the Ecclesia
club in compliment to a group of ad
ditional guests.
The Thanksgiving motif was car
ried out In the decorative scheme
used about the room and in the
table appointments. Centering the
large square table was a bowl of
full fruit in brilliant hues, flanked
by tall tapers.
Miss Edna McElhaney presided
during the evening and Miss Lola
Millard gave a most Interesting talk
on her recent trip abroad. Mrs. Clif
ton Mudd presented two pianologues
and Miss Esther Erickson gave an
informal talk.
Special guests for the dinner In
cluded Miss Lola Millard, Mrs. Clif
ton Mudd, Miss Helen Hiller, Miss
Dorothy Travis, Miss Arlie Dorrance,
Miss Gladys Schmidt, Miss Evelyn
Erickson, Miss Dorothea Manning,
Miss Edith Welbom and Miss Verda
Olmsted.
Ecclesia members include Miss
Edna McElhaney, Miss Velma Ro
mlnger. Miss Irene DeLisle, Miss
Winifred Senn, Miss Flora Tumbull,
Miss Elinor Dorrance, Miss Emma
Dell Schwaubauer, Miss Charlotte
Horning. Miss Ruth Cole, Miss Es
ther Erickson and Miss ooiaa
Wheeler. Miss Velma Rominger had
charge of arrangements for the din
ner.
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Miss Lobdell To
Speak at Dinner
Great Interest is being evinced
by Salem folk in anticipation of the
B. and P. W. dinner, which is be
ing given at the Marion hotel
Tuesday evening with Miss Avis
Lobdell of Portland as the speaker
of the evening. Those wishing re
servations are asked to call Miss
Ruth McAdams at 7279 not later
than Monday evening.
Rebekahs To
Meet .Monday
The Rebekahs will meet at 7:30
o'clock Monday evening for their
regular business meeUng at the I.
O. O. F. hall. Mrs. Elsie Townsend
will act a& chairman of the pro
cram committee with Flora Turbull
Hazel McElroy and Gus Erickson
assisting her in the arrangements.
Luella Engstrom is chairman of
the refreshment committee and her
assistants include Josephine Erick
son, Myrtle McClay, Edith McElroy
and Evelyn Bremmer.
Miss Charlotte Ziebcr of Portland
spent the week-end in Salem as the
guest of friends.
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Miss Lida Hanna of Independence
and Miss Kathleen Fitzpatrick, ac
companied by Mrs. F. A. Smith, mo
tored to Eugene Friday evening
where the young maids were guests
at the Sigma Phi Epsllon fraternity's
pledge dance.
The general meeting of the Salem
Arts League Mill be held Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock in the City
Library auditorium, "Dr. Grover C.
Birtchet will speak on the people
of Colombia, South America. Lynn
Cronemiller will conduct a business
meeting for the group at 7:30 o'
Alpha P.si Delta
Entertains
The members of Alpha Psl Delta
fraternity entertained with a smart
buffet supper at the chapter house
on Chcmekela street following the
Homecoming play, "The Rivals,"
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold hruk were
patrons for the affair and about
25 couples composed of Willamette
students and alumni, enjoyed the
event. Miles Woodworth was in
charge of the arrangements.
Sunday morning the active mem
bers of Alpha Psi Delta were hosts
to alumni members at breakfast.
Thirty-five circled the large break
fast table.
Harvest Festival
At Masonic Temple
The White Shrine of Jerusalem
will entertain with the annual Har
vest Festival in the Masonic temple
.his evening at 8:30 o clock and
members and their frieinds are an
ticipating an unusually interesting
evening. A cle er program has been
planned and cards and dancing will
also be enjoyed.
The decoration committee, which
Is composed of Delia Hayden and
Viola Kelly, has a clever and
unique decorative motif reminiscent
of Thanksgiving. Mrs. Susan Varty
is general chairman of the affair,
Chapter Gat,
W. W. Moore Home
Chapter G, P. E. O., met at the
home of Mrs. W. W. Moore on North
Church street Thursday afternoon
at which time the group observed
National Educational day, an annu
al P. E. O. affair.
An interesting one-act play was
presented for the pleasure of the
group with Mrs. C. A, Sprngue as
the coach.
At a late hour tea was served by
Mrs. Moore. Miss Sylvia DuBois was
an additional guest for the after
noon. The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. A. E. Robins on
Thursday, December 1.
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Town and Gown
At Lausanne Hall
The members of the Town and
Clown club will meet lit Lausanne
hall Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'
clock with Mrs. C. P. Bishop, Mrs.
P. W. Seelee, Mrs. George H. Alden
and Mrs. F. M. Erickson acting as
hostesses.
Mrs. Gordon McGilcluist and Miss
Helen Benner will be In charge of
i he program for the afternoon. Mrs.
McGilchrist will give a group of
reading?. Tea will be served in
formally late in the afternoon.
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Aurora Club i
Plans Seal Drive
Aurora The members of the Aur
ora Woman's club met nt the home
of Mrs. J. W. Sadler, with Mrs. V.
Eilcrs and Mrs. Sadler hostesses,
Mrs. George Fisher, daughter of i
Mrs. Sadler, assisted. Spain was the
subject of the afternoon and Mis3
PeKgy Perkins of Portland, who is
an author and has spent much time
abroad told of her travels in Brit
tany and Spain, and Miss Richard .
Hughes sang, "Ramona," and "In
Old Madrid," accompanied by Mrs.
Frank Miller. Miss Marguerite Jack
son and Miss Marie Arnson sang
several solos Jn Spanish and were
dressed in Spanish costumes; Miss
Beatrice Abel was the accompanist.
Mrs. E. E. Bra den gave a study In
are, ' The Immaculate Conception,
by the Spanish painter, Murillo. Mrs.
Diana Snyder read two poems trans.
lated from the Spanish.
At the business meeting it was
voted to sponsor the Red Cross
Christmas seals. The Boy Scouts and
Girl Scouts have been asked to sell
the seals under the direction of Mrs.
J. W. Sadler, who is chairman of
this part of the county.
The next meeting of the club will
be December 7, at the home of Mrs.
Walter Grinn and Mrs. E. P. Mitch
ell assistant hostess.
The Salem alumnae of Alpha Phi
Alpha will meet at the chapter
house on North Summer street Mon
day evening at 8 o'clock for their
regular meeting. Miss Helen Breit
haupt and Miss Muriel White will
act as hostesses for the evening.
The members of the Pringle-
Pleawmt Point club were entertain
ed informally at the home of Mrs.
George Guerne Thursday with
pot-luck luncheon and afternoon of
sewing and informal conversation.
Mrs. J. A. McAllister and. Mrs. An
thony of Aibany were special guests
for the day. Club members included
Mrs. Homer Harrison, Mrs. Clifford
Jones, Mrs. J. W. Keyes, Mrs. E. J.
Clark, Mrs. Harry Wechter, Mrs. L.
W. Poller, Mrs. J. N. Robe it son.
Miss Grace Robertson, Mrs. George
Grabenhorst, Mrs. O. T. Seeley, Mrs.
W. H. Grabenhorst, Mrs. Frank
Clark, Mrs. C. F. Mumm, Mrs. J.
W. Yates, Mrs. E. S. Coates, Mrs.
Olive Shafer, Mrs. William McCar
roll, Mrs. J. M. Coburn, Miss Ev
elyn Coburn, Miss Margaret Jones
and the hostess, Mrs. George Guer
ne.
Mrs. Coburn will entertain the
club with a luncheon in her home
within a fortnight.
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Hal Hibbard Auxiliary. U. S. W.
V., were delightfully entertained at
the home of Mrs. Bertelson, 110 La
felle street, Friday afternoon. The
rooms were bright with bowls and
vases of chrysanthemums in gay
varied hues.
The afternoon was spent in piec
ing blocks for a quilt. Mrs. Green
won the honor of finishing first with
a perfect block.
A rummage sale is being held
Saturday by the group.
Mrs. B. S. Via, a former charter
member of the auxiliary and now
living at Tillamook, was an honored
guest. Others present were Mrs. E.
E. Buckles, Mrs. Fred Kuhn, Mrs.
Carrie Chase, Mrs. C. B. Gillis, Mrs.
John Seymour, Mrs. Henry Miller,
Mrs. Alley, Mrs. Leroy Hewlett, Mrs.
M. Herrington, Mrs. J. Woodard,
Mrs. Charles Geene, Mrs. B. W.
Walcher, 'Mrs. Arthur Welch, Mrs.
Fred Thompson, Mrs. Charles Mc
Kinlcy, Mrs. Arthur Girod, Mrs. O.
J. Hull. Mrs. Glen Tmm, Mrs. C.
Lanktree, Mrs. M. W. Baker.
The United Circle of the First1
Christian church will meet Tuesday
afternoon at the church parlors at
12:30 o'clock for a covered dish
luncheon. A business meeting will
start at 2 o'clock.
Prc-Xuptial
Affair Gav
Labish Center Mrs. J.- J. Rentz,
aslsted by Mrs. A. Waehter, enter
tained Informally on Thursday af
ternoon at the Rentz home In com
pliment to Miss Viola Schoenecker,
popular bride-elect of Woodburn. A
group of intimate friends of Miss
Schoenecker, who is well known
here, were bidden to the pre-nuptial
affair.
During the afternoon a miscel
laneous shower was given Ml?s Scho
enecker, who was the recipient of
many beautiful gifts.
At the tea hour the hostess was
assisted by the Misses Lena and Ag
nes Vachtcr. In the group besides
the honor guest were Mrs. A. Vach
tcr, Mrs. Lassie Cozad, Mrs. Charles
Biggins, Mrs. A. M. Boy n ton, Mrs.
Harold Watenpaugh..Mi's. Marenus
Schapp, Mrs, Hazel Evans, Mrs. Hil
da Hanes, Mrs. Edith Burnett, Mrs.
Gladys Bloom, Mrs. Mabel Biggins,
Mrs. Dora Reeves, Mrs. Mary E.
Harris, the Misses Eddie Mae Page,
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