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Newspaper Page TextTHE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON !-:- SOCIETY CL UBS MUSIC -: Edited by Bovena Eyre, Phone 48M SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1933 Salem Society Continues To Entertain Visitors With Smart Affairs The week teems to have centered around polities and parties and be tween the two they have kept the social contingent of Salem In one whirl of activity. With each session of legislature Salem Is the scene of many H gala affair and this year is no exception. There are large affairs, such as the scholarship loan tea and the annual Guest Day, which the Salem Woman's club Is sponsoring during the coming week and there are the charmingly informal afternoons of bridge and tea with just a few Salem matrons and maids bidden to greet- prominent visiting matrons. All In all it is enough to keep us dashing from one good time to another. Perhaps the largest affair of the week was the party given by Mrs. Zvlpha Burns of Portland and Mrs. Elizabeth Glatt of Woodburn Mon day evening in compliment to the senate secretaries. Those bidden for the evening were Miss Helen Ender lin. Miss Caroline Colbett, Miss Marion Wood, Miss Dorothy Baur schmtdt. all of Portland, Mrs. Grace Chlnnock of Grants Pass, Mrs. Mary Goldblalt of Corvallis, Miss Christina Smith of Lebanon, Miss Prances Lcincnwebcr and Miss Beryl Gramms, bolh of Astoria, Mrs. Mary L. Blott of Burns, Mrs. Ethel Fisher of Roseburg, Miss Eleanor lewis of Coos Bay, Miss Virginia Jones of Oregon City, Miss Hazel Wheeler of Goshen, Miss Lena Mil ler of Enterprise, Miss Annetta Johnson of La Grande, Mrs. Irma Bentley of Hood River, Miss Ro salie Shearrer of The Dalles, Miss Gladys Renn of Woodburn, Miss Elizabeth Aupperlc of Jefferson, Mrs. Nettie Spaulding, Mrs. Sylvia Knox, Mrs. Mary Boeschen, Mrs. Florence Huston, Miss Lois Riggs, Miss Elizabeth Gallagher, Miss Nan Putnam, Miss Victoria Seymour and Miss Gene Bell, all of Salem. Tuesday evening Miss Virginia Bright invited a group of the de butante set to a smart affair given in compliment to Miss Caroline Cor bctt and Miss Barbara Hendrlck, both of Portland, and Miss Marie Nelson of Pendleton. On Wednes day Mrs. Ed Gulingham presided at luncheon in compliment to Mrs. Ralph Watson, who is In the city rinrinv the session. Mrs. William McGilchrist, Jr., and Mrs. Romeo Goulet entertained jointly Wednes day at luncheon and an afternoon of contract for the members of the Town and Country club and a group of additional guests, Including Mrs. Earl Snell and Mrs. Fred E. Kiddle. Thi, afternoon Miss Elizabeth I-) .,i Mi Edith Schryver en tertained informally at luncheon In compliment to Mrs. omeu Mrs. B. O. Schucking, Mis. T. A m nri Mrs. Conrad W. Pau- lus Sunday afternoon Miss Harnett Long will again entertain the wives of visiting legislators at tea in her home at the Hazeiaori wuua Past Matrons Initiate Mrs. Henry The Past Matrons gathered at the home of Mrs. Ida Godfrey Fri day evening for a beautifully ap pointed dinner and business meet ing Mrs. Monnie Hauscr presided during the evening. Following the business meeting Mrs. Stella Henry was initiated into the orgonlzation at a beautiful Initiatory ceremony. The dinner table was centered with an arrangement of daffodils and pussywillows where covers were placed for Mrs. Ora F. Maclntyre, Mrs. Beck of Eugene and Mrs. Zosel of Coouille, special guests, and Mrs. Monnie Hauser, Mrs. Stella Hcnrv, Mrs. Ida Babcock, Mrs. Lena (Sherrington, Mrs. Alice Coolirtgc, Mrs. Jennie Emmons, Mrs. Marion Derbv, Mrs. Ida Godfrey, Miss Leila .inhninn. Mrs. Josie La Fore, Mrs. Alice Meyers, Mrs. Mabel Minto, Mrs. Minnie Moeller, Mrs. Ida Nilcs, Mrs. Addie May Pettcys, Mrs. Pearl Pratt, Mrs. Florence Reeves, Mrs. Stella Smith, Mrs. Lot ta Smith. Mrs. Nettie Smith. Mrs. norrio wood. Mrs. Fave Wright, m. Lucille Sweeney, Mrs. Aletta woUsor. Mrs. Hettie Davis. Mrs. Irma Griggs, and Mrs. Margaret Kelly. Luncheon at Marion Monday The luncheon being sponsored by the orpiron Council for the Protec tion of Roadside Beauty on Monday at 12 o'clock in the-Marlon hotel Is being eagerly anticipated by Sa lem folk and guests from ouc-oi-town points. Representative' are ex wrtpfl from carden clubs through out the state and Governor and Mrs. Julius L. Meier will be guests for the affair. Short talks will be given by Governor Meier, Mayor Douglas McKay, Ernest lufer, pres ident of the Salem Garden club, and Mrs. Jessie Honeyman of Eu- gene, state president of the coun cil. Reservations for the interest ing affair may be made with Mrs. Myron Van Eaton, 122F22. K. C. K. T. Club Entertained Mrs. Otto Schellburg entertained the members of the K. C. K. T. club with an afternoon of sewing ano tea in her home Thursday after noon. Mrs. Nellie Knox assisted Mrs. Schellburg informally at the tea hour. Those who enjoyed the afternoon were Mrs. C. T. Mclntlre, Mrs. Fred Barker, Mrs. Nellie Knox, Mrs. A. F. Waller, Mrs. Ray Clark, Mrs. E. J. Donnell, Mrs. A. Graber, Mrs. Alma Thompson, Mrs. Roy Wassam Mrs. Hattle Given, and the hostess Mrs. Otto Schellburg. Mil. Alma Thompson will enter tain fee group In a fortnight. Farewell Party for Luther J ensens Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Waters will entertain at dinner this evening In compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Luther Jensen, who arc leaving in the near future to make their home in Bend. Dinner will be served at small tables effectively centered with lighted red tapers. Guests bidden for the affair include Mr. and Mrs. Luther Jensen, the honor guests, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Emmons, Mi-, and Mrs. F. E. Needham, Mr. and Mrs. John Beakey, Dr. and Mrs. Estill Brunk, Mr. and Mrs. Gall Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Al Adolphson, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Kndlcott and the hosts, Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Waters. The Crusaders Sunday school class of the First Evangelical church met on Wednesday evening at the Lam kin home. A short business meet ing was followed by a social evening at the close of which refreshments were served. Members present included Mar garet Lellcli, Elva Auit, tsmer mi mer. Zoe Stockton, Genevieve Mar tin, Verna Tittle, Ruth Smith, Lois Miles. Genevieve Kunl, MUdred Zosel. Helen Buselle. Effle Grimes, Violet Lampkin, John Rudin, Ralph Arensmeier, J. Friesen, Walter Lam- kin and Rev. A. V. BaUantyne, teacher of the class. Guests were Carol Kizer, Mrs. V. A. BaUantyne, Doloh BaUantyne, Helen Kex, My ron Hewitt, Laverne Hewitt, Verna Haverland, Olga Alderian and Viv fan Hlnkle. C. P. Bishop Home Scene Of Tea The residence of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bishop on Court street was the scene of a charmingly arranged o vririnv afternoon when over 100 prominent Salem matrons and maids called to greet Mrs. Martha Thompson upon the occasion of her aOth birthday. Guests were received at the door by Mrs. L. M. Purvine and Miss Edna Purdy. Assisting about the rooms were Mrs. George Pearce, Mrs, Charles Wellcr, Mrs. Frank rower, Mrs. Margaret McFadden, Mrs. w. W Mnnrp Mrs. L. G. Altmaii, Mrs. Helen Carson. Mrs. C. w. uranv, Mrs. A. D. Condit and Mrs. w. Savage. The tea table was covered with nn fxmiisitc lace cloth centered with a low bowl of pink carnations flanked with tall pink tapers. Al ternating at the urns during uie afternoon were Mrs. G. C. Birtchett, Mrs. L. O. Clement, Mrs. F. E. Churchill, Mrs. H. J. Clements, Mrs. J. H. Scott and Mrs. C. A. Park. Assisting them in the serving were Mrs. Mcx'O. Buren, Mrs. E. A. Hcn- ney. Mrs. R. A. Patton, Mrs. a. J. Millie, Mrs. Otto Wilson and Mrs. Willis Moore. A feature of the afternoon was the motion pk-liues and still pic tures laiif.i by Miss Kathryn Gun cell of Mrs. Thompson seated be fore the three-tiered birthday cake, which was a gift of the Ladies' Aid and Missionary society of the Pres byterian church. Many gifts were received by the honor guest (luring the afternoon as well as cards and telegrams, one which- came from her granddaughter, Miss Margaret Thompson, who is a senior at Mills college in Camornia. Musical numbers were given dur ing the afternoon by Wendell Rob inson, accompanied by Miss Eliza beth Bishop. Out-of-town guests for the affair were Mrs. Clara Start of Brownsville. Mrs. Irwin La Dow of Corvallis, Miss Beulah Milles of Hal- sey, H. G. Thompson of Browns viilc, a son of the guest of honor. Mrs. J. C. Williams Party Hostess Mrs. J. Curtis Williams entertain ed at her home on South Liberty street Monday evening for a group of friends. The evening was spent informally. At a late hour supper was served. Guests for the affair were Miss Beryl Hulsey, Mrs. Jean Dalzlell, Miss Martha Janzen, Miss Louise Ellis, Miss Helen Moore, Mrs. Helen Turner, Mrs. Elsie Lewis, Mrs. Alice Logsdon, Miss Carol Reynolds and the hostess, Mrs. J. Curtis Williams. Friends of Mrs. Marie Flint Mc- Call will be Interested to learn that she is to talk over radio KOAC on Wednesday afternoon, February 1 Hre topic will be tho "Possibilities of the Grange Lecturer's Work." Emery Dehuts Dinner Hosts Mlddlegrove Mr. and Mrs. Emery Dehut entertained with a prettily appointed dinner party In their home here Thursday evening. Fol lowing the dinner hour cards were in play. Covers were placed at one large table for Mr. and Mrs. John Enslln, Mrs. Lucinda Enslln, all of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dehut, Miss Alma Dehut, Lawrrnce Dehut and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Emery De hw. To Wed Sox Star j 1 ji Loulse Barthman of South Bend, Ind., has announced her engage, ment to Billy Sullivan jr., star In. fielder of the Chlcaso White Sox. (Associated Press Photo) Sub-Deb Set Bidden To Party Mrs. B. H. Drager entertained with a gay bridge party in her home on South Commercial street Friday evening In compliment to her daughter, Miss Pauline Drager, whose fourteenth birthday It was. At a late hour supper was served at small tables decorated with pink and white motif. A candle lighted birthday cake was a feature of the supper hour. Sub-debs bidden to honor miss Drager Included Miss Margery Knox. Miss Frances Paris, Miss Ir ene Sholseth, Miss Birdie Hebel, Miss Audrey Fehler, Miss Virginia Mason, Miss Lucille Hansen, Miss Mildred Clark, Miss Audrey Shay, Miss Claire Hurley and Miss Eleanor Tonslng, a teacher of me nonor guest. A group of young folk who are eneaacd In newspaper work in Sa lem will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Bynon, Jr., for Sunday night tea tomorrow eve ninir. Those making up the group will be Mr. and Mrs. Artnur acnoeni, Miss Genevieve Morgan, Miss Iso- bel Chllds, Miss Zora Farnsworth, Miss Rovena Eyre. James Nutter, Don Vestal, Victor Carlson, Steve Mergler, Laurie Pcrnu and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick s. Bynon, jr. MacDowell Club Rehearsals Begin Regular rehearsals of the Mac- Dnwell club will be resumed oi Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the music room of the Salem high school. At this meeting enrollment of chorus members will be made in preparation for the spring concert which is to be given by the group foriv in ADril. Plans will also be discussed for activities relative to the approaching concert of tne f on- land Ano lo club on reoruary o. The work at the first rehearsal will consist largely of lecture work in music appreciation by tne ai mrtnr. Miss Lena Belle Tartar. All members affiliated with the chorus at the December concert are invit ed to atlend. Mrs. Tom. Drynan Bridge Hostess Mr. Tom Drvnan entertained with an afternoon of bridge in her home at the Royal Court apart ments one afternoon this week in v,nnr,r nf a irrouo of matrons and maids. Honors for bridge went to Mrs. David Adolph. At the tea hour Mrs. Drynan was assisted in the serving by Mrs. R. M. Kriesel and Mrs. Harris Lictz. Those bidden for the anair were Mrs. W. J. Braun, Mrs. David Adolph, Mrs. Leon Brown, Mrs. R. D. Woodrow, Mrs. L. V. Benson, Mrs. Carl Armstrong, Mrs. Russell Watson, Mrs. Herbert Oliver, Mrs. Harris Lletz, Miss Elolso Wright and the hostess, Mrs. Tom Dryan. Interesting Betrothal Announced At a large luncheon for which she was hostess Thursday at the Uni versity club in Portland, Miss Dor othy Lane Russell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lane RusseU, an nounced her engagement and the dote of her marriage to Francis Vincent O'Shca, son of Mr. and Mrs. James B. O'Shea, Jr. The ceremony will be quietly sol emnized February 21. Miss Mary Alice Meyer will be the bride's only attendant and Arthur E. Prag will act as best man for Mr. O'Shea. The bride-elect is a graduate of St. Helen's Hall and attended the University of Oregon where she was a member of Kappa Kappa Gamma. She Is well-known In Sa lem's younger set. Mr. O'Shea Is a graduate of Santa Clara university. Miss Maxine Myers of Salem was a guest at the affair. Rainbow, .Order for Girls, will hold its Installation at the Masonic temple Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. Miss Eleanor Wagstaff will be the installing officer. A recep tion will follow with all Masons and Eastern Star groups Invited to at-ten-1 Prominent Matrons And Maids To Assist With Annual Y.W.C.A. Drive In the next several weeks Salem maids and matrons will again focus their attention upon philanthropic projects. The winter season has wit nessed corps of charitable women working on worthwhile campaigns and January 29th will see the start of the annual Y. W. O. A. membership drive, a cause that Is close to the heart of women folk for the splendid work It has done among women and girls, and the versatility of Its ac tivities. A number of Salem women have volunteered to assist the V. W. O. A. board members In the cam- paign and on Sunday morning, Jan- uary 29, an explanation of the work of the organization will be made In the various churches of the city. Among the women who wul speak will be Mrs. L. O. Clement, Pres byterian; Mrs. Claude Glenn, Amer ican Lutheran; Mrs. Milton L. Mey ers, Unitarian; Mrs. F. A. Elliott, Friends; Mrs. Elizabeth Gallaher, Methodist; Mrs. M. B. Wagstaff, Nazarene; Mrs. Frank E. Brown, Knight Memorial; Mrs. Floyd MU ler, Baptist; Mrs. William Gahls dorf, Jason Lee; Mrs. W. D. Clarke, Congregational; Mrs. W. T. Jenks, Calvary Baptist; Mrs. David Ben nett Hill, Christian and St. Paul's Episcopal; Miss Theresa Ulrich, Evangelical. On the following evening a mem bership dinner wUl be given at the Y. M. C. A., with covers lor over 100 local folk. Miss Dorothea Steus- loff and Mrs. Frank E. Brown are in charge of the arrangements for the dinner and the program commit tee consists of Mrs. David Bennett Hill, Mrs. Floyd Miller and Mrs. Elizabeth Gallaher, local Y. W. u. A. secretary. Team captains and their commit tees for the membership drive will be announced at a later date. Amitician Club To Be Feted An Interesting affair of Monday will be the Informal afternoon of sewing and tea with which Mrs. Carl Emmons will entertain the members of the Amitician club. Members of the club include Mrs, Robert Boardman, Mrs. Vernon A. Douglas, Mrs. C. A. Downs, Mrs David Bennett Hill, Mrs. M. J, Melchoir, Mrs. Knight Pearcy, Mrs. H. R. White, Mrs. Edwin Viesko, Mrs. Oliver Huston, Mrs. Al Adol phson, Mrs. L. B. Endicott, Mis. Mike Panek, Mrs. J. E. wneaton and the hostess, Mrs. Carl Emmons. De Molay Commandery Host to Masonic Circles Next Friday Evening An outstanding; event for Masonic circles wUl be the affair which Is being planned by the De Molay Commandery for Knights Templar, offi cers of the Eastern Star, members and officers of the Royal Arch Masons and for the Past Matrons and their husbands of the Eastern Star, which will be given at the Masonic tern- pie on the evening of January 27. Cards will be In play In the lounge rooms of the temple during the eve ning hours and several features are being planned by the committee In charge for the pleasure of the honor guests. Those receiving in line will in clude the three high commandery officers and their wives, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Barney Filler and Mr. and Mi's. J. D. Sears; others in the line will include E. L. Wleder, right eminent grand commander, state of Ore gon; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Winslow, the latter most worshipful grand master of the Blue Lodge Masons; Rex Davis of the Grand Comman dery, and Mrs. Davis; and from the Eastern Star, Mrs. Monnie Hauser and Mr. Hauser, Mrs. Lana Beech ler and Dr. Beechler, Harry Craw ford and Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Lil lian King and Mr. King, Harry R. Molu- and Mrs. Mohr; and from the Royal Arch Masons, H. B. Seagrove and Mrs. Seagrove; Paul Ztrkel and Mrs. Zirkel, J. P. Etirniman and Mrs. Stlrniman. Mrs. Fred Hester Complimented A group of friends surprised Mrs. Fred Hester at her home one eve ning this week with a charmingly arranged surprise party in compli ment to the birthday anniversary of the honor guest. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. E. A. Don nelly and Mrs. C. W. Standish. Bridge was in play during the evening hours with prizes going to Mrs. Ernest Frcderickson and P. M, Tallman. Supper was served at a late hour. Guests for the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hester, Mr. and Mrs. Max Guntcr, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Roff, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Frcder ickson, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stand ish, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Tallman and Mrs. E. A. Donnelly. Music Contest To Be Sponsored Much Interest Is being evinced by students of voice, piano and violin in the Junior contest which will open the beginning of the week to continue until National Music week early In May. Miss Elma Weller is in charge of the Salem contest and contest blanks may be obtained from her by local music teachers. The purpose of the contest Is to give a definite aim, to inspire great er effort in artistic achievement through the stimulus of competition and to give the student an oppor tunity to evaluate himself In com parison with others. Contestants will be Judged on six points, Inter pretation technic, rhythm, memory, pedaling and poise. All Information concerning the contest may be se cured from Miss Elma Weller, 695 2'ort;i Liberty stiect. A. A. U, W. Enjoys One Act Play Tne American Association or un iversity Women met at the Masonic temple for luncheon Saturday af ternoon, followed by a one-act play given under the direction of Miss Genevieve Thayer. The play, a story of the lives of two young married couples, was played by a cast com posed of Vernon Perry, Donald Pou- Jade and Jack Minto. At the luncheon hour covers were placed for 50 members of the A. A. U. W., at long tables centered with striking arrangements of seasonal flowers and greenery. Mrs. J. A. Jeldcrks, president of the local branch, presided. Mrs. Asa Fisher was chairman of the program com mittee and Miss Mabel Robertson acted as chairman of the commit tee on decorations. B. and P. W. To Hear Miss Park The members of the Business and Professional Women's club will meet for dinner at the Marion ho tel Tuesday evening at 6:30 o clock. Miss Helen Van Cleave Park, Port land decorator, will be the princi pal sneaker of the evening. Ron ald Craven will give a group oi vocal solos. Those wishing reservations are asked to call Miss Ruth Mc- Adams at 7279. ... A meeting will be held at the chamber of commerce Monday eve ning at 1:30 o'clock of all organiza tions affiliated with the G. A. R, At this time plans will be made for the G. A. R. encampment, which will be held hi Salem In June. Mrs. James Burgess and Mrs. Earl Cooley will entertain the members of their contract Driage ciud Wednesday afternoon. Auxiliary Enjoys Card Party Mrs. Henry Sims entertained tne members of the Auxillray to auxil lary to the Veterans of Foreign wars at an Informal card party Fri day afternoon. Bridge and "500' were played during the afternoon. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Jim Aaron and Miss Martha Floer. Guests for the afternoon were Mrs. Effie Wetzel, Mrs. W. L. Moor man, Mrs. Roy Remington, Mrs. Peggy Hanks, Mrs. Marshall Mudd Mrs. George Lewis, Mrs. Henry Fournier, Mrs, Jim Aaron, Mrs. Chris Floer, Mrs. John Gram, Mrs, Jim Moorman, Mrs. William Rush, Mrs. Ben Woelke, Mrs. Bryan Con ley, Mrs. Percy McElroy, Miss Mar, tha Floer. Mrs. Glen Ivie was an additional guest. Mrs. Ben Woelke will entertain the group at her home on Friday, February 17. One of the loveliest affairs of the season was the large tea given Fi t day afternoon by the women of the Methodist churches of Salem in compliment to Miss Ruth Field, who leaves shortly to return to ncr mis sionarv work In the far east. The home of Mrs. W. T. Rigdon on North Winter street was the scene of this interesting event. Two hundred ma trons and maids called during the afternoon. a Miss Florence Thomas Honored at Party Jefferson Mrs. C. H. McKee and daughter, Mrs. Lincoln Waterman were hostesses at a kitchen shower held at the McKee home Thurs day afternoon honoring Miss Flor ence Tliomas, whose marriage to Jack Cathy of Portland will be an event of next month. Tne alter noon was spent Informally and in vlcw ng the many attractive gins, the honor guest received. At the tea hour refreshments were served by the hostesses. Invited guests for the occasion were Mrs. Earl Lyncs, Mrs. H. E. McKee, Mrs. George Looney, Miss Rose Green, Mrs. H. D. Mars, Mrs Earl Phelps, Mrs. Guy Roland, Mrs. Evalyn Wall, Mrs. W, W. War. ner, Mrs. Paul McKee, Mrs. Ezra Hart, Mrs. C. M. Smith, Mrs. Nor- rls Looney, Mrs. Leo Smith, Mrs. J. R. McKee, Mrs. Karl Stelwer, Mrs. J. O. Van Winkle, Mrs. V. D, Looney, Miss Frances Looney, Mrs, C. J. Thurston, Mrs. R. C. Thomas, Miss Lorene Hart, Miss Jean Smith, Miss Margaret Wall, Mrs. J. O Fontaine, Miss Eleanor Looney, Misses Marjorle and Mary Louise Fountalne, Mrs. M. D. Looney, Mrs T. O. Kestcr, Miss Jean McKee and the honor guest, Miss Florence Thomas. ... The Spinsters will meet at the home of Miss Myra Belt Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Kentucky Beauty r v . Mary Dantzier of Lexington was chosen " Queen of Beauty among University of Kentucky co-eds. (Associated Press Photo) No-Host Affair Given Thursday The Dime club, composed of a group of young matrons and de butantes, entertained with a no host affair In the Gretn Gate room of the Spa Thursday evening. Bridge was played at four tables witn hign score honors going to Mrs. Joe Lane and Miss Frances Sande. An additional guest for the affair was Miss Gertrude Hanger of Yak ima, Wn who Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Palmer C. MacDonald, for several weeks. Members of the club Include Miss Marmion Con nor, Miss Margaret Simms, Miss Gretchen Rinchart, Miss Bula Bai ley, Miss Margaret Corey, Miss Ruth Skinner, Miss Frances Sande, Miss Bunny MUler, Mrs. Raymond Bu- slck, Mrs. Sephus Starr, Mrs. Robin Day, Mrs. Cecil Gardner, Mrs. Carl Ramseyer, Mrs. Herbert oun, Mrs. Vernon Gilmore, Mrs. Lee Galloway, Mrs. Joe Lane and Mrs. Ralph Kln zer. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chambers, Mrs. Sarah Schwab and Miss Nel lie Schwab will be among the Sa lem folk to motor to Portland Mon day evening for, the Fritz Krcisler concert. ... Portland Wedding Of Local Interest Of great interest to folk through out the northwest was the marriage in Portland Wednesday evening of Miss Esther Alice Allen, daughter of Mrs. Pat Allen, and Wesley Allen Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Cook, which was solemnized In the home of the bride's mother on Port land Heights. The bride, who was given in mar riage by her brother, Benson Allen, wore a modish and becoming dress of heavy white velvet made with high neck and long sleeves, slightly puffed above the elbow. The skirt was floor length. Her veil, caught about her golden hair in a cap of pearls, fell to her waist In front and formed a train in the rear. She carried a bouquet of baby calla lilies. The two honor attendants, Miss Euphemia Patrick of Seattle and Miss Polly Ann Jorgenson of Port land, and the three bridesmaids, Misses Evelyn Cook, Pauline Isher wood and Mrs. Alfred Walsh, all wore similar frocks -of white satin crepe with tiny hats of the same material. The honor attendants car ried arm bouquets of mixed red and white roses. The bridesmaids' bou quets were of American Beauty roses. Leland Theodore Cook acted best man for his brother, and the ushers were Wallace Burkhart of Albany, Bruce Price, Foster Cone, Allen Rcinhart, McDonald Lock- wood, John Logan, Slgfrlcd Unan der and Morris Baker. The ceremony, which was attend ed only by members of the family and Intimate friends, was followed by a large Teception. Mrs. Allen wore a dress of black satin creic with corsage of gardenias. Mrs. Cook wore a dress of black lace and orchids. Following an extended wedding trip in the north Mr, and Mrs. Cook will return to Portland to reside. Both are popular members of the younger set. Mr. Cook is a gradu ate of Oregon State college and his bride is a graduate of the Marlbor ough school of Los Angeles. Leslie P. T. A. Meets Monday Interesting plnns are being made by tho Leslie Parent-Teacher as sociation for the annual "Daddies' Night," which will be held at the school Monday evening, January 23. Dr. D. F. Pound, as chairman, will call the business meeting to or der at 7:30 o'clock, after which the program will start. Douglas McKay will talk on the home, Gucmce Plesher on the school, Rev. S. Darlow Johnson on the church and T. V. McNamara will have charge of the music. All Interested friends and parents are urged to attend the meeting, which Is being anticipated as one of the most Interesting events scheduled on the P, T. A. calendar lor the winter scaiou. Woman's Club Plans Scholarship Loan Tea And Guest Day The coming week will be an exceptionally active one for the members) of the Salem Woman's club with two large affairs planned during tht) week In compliment to guests from Salem and out-of-town points. On) Wednesday atteraoon the annual scholarship loan tea will be held at tha homo of Mrs. D. J. Fry, Sr with members of the club acting as hostesses. The affair, which Is listed on the club's calendar as "Red Letter Day," la given each year for the benefit of Oregon girls who wish to attend Oregon schools. Similar affairs are spon-- sored throughout the state for the same cause, insuring these girls an education. Fifty-five Oregon girls are now in school who are being supported by the loan fund. All Salem women and their friends are invited to attend. Mrs, Clifton Mudd will receive the guests at the door. In the re ceiving line will be Mrs. D. J. Fry, Sr., Mrs. Hannah Martin, president of tho Salem Woman's club, Mrs. F. M. Erickson, Mrs. George Alden, Mrs. E. C. Cross, Mrs. Walter Win slow, Mrs. Russell Catlln, Mrs. Dav id Wright, chairman of the ap plied education department, Mrs. J. M. Devers, chairman of the scholarship loan committee, and Mrs. U. G. Shipley. Mrs. Kittle Gra ver and Mrs. William McGUchrist, Jr., will escort the guests to the dining room. Mrs. Walter Spauld ing Is general chairman of the tea committee. Presiding at the urns during the calling hours will be Mrs. Linn E. Jones of Oregon City, Mrs. Fred E. Kiddle of Island City, Mrs. E. W. Snell of Arhngton and Mrs. Doug las McKay. Assisting In the serving will be Miss Margaret Heltzel, Miss Elolse Wright, Miss Margaret Wilson, Miss Blllle Cupper, Miss Margaret Dra ger, Miss Dorothy Cornelius, Mrs. Homer Smith Jr., and Mrs. Clifton Clemens. On the following Saturday the club wUl entertain with Its annual Guest Day. Hostesses for tho after noon will be Mrs. Ralph Cooley, Mrs. Clara B. Patterson, Mrs. R. J. Luncheon For Contract Bridge Club A smart event of Thursday was the luncheon given by Mrs. T. L. Kuhns in -her residence on rair- mount hill In compliment to her bridge club. Mrs. Stanley Burgess, Mrs. H. L. Staver and Mrs. Clifford Daue won high score honors for the afternoon of contract. A low bowl of pastel sweet peas and tea roses centered the luncheon table where covers were placed for Mrs. J. T. Delaney, Mrs. R. D. Woo drow, Mrs. Stanley Burgess, Mrs. Leif Beresvik. Mrs. Lars Bergsvlk, Mrs. Clifford Daue, Mrs. H. L. Sta ver and the hostess, Mrs. T. L, TCiihns. Mrs. Staver will entertain the group In a fortnight. Bridge Party at Frank Doolittle's Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doolittle will entertain a group of lrienas ai an interestlnu br ago party in homo on Rural avenue this evening. At. the suoner hour Mrs. uooni- tle will be assisted In the serving hv her two daughters, the Misses Jean and Frances Doolittle. Guests for the evening will In clude Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Needham, Mr. nnd Mrs. A. S. Johnson, Mr, nnrt Mrs. Harland Brock. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Arehart. Mr. and Mrs, Linn Slopcr and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doolittle. Chapters AB and G, P.E.O. sis terhood, will entertain Jointly at the Beta Chi chapter house State street Monday evening, at o'clock. Chapter G Is arranging special program in the observance of Founder's Day. All visiting P.EXi.'s who are in the city din ing legislature are invited to at lend the affair. Miss Eileen O'Brien of Astoria is the guest of friends during the week-end. Oregon School of Beauty Culture -Special Offering Eeg. $2.5 PERMANENT WAVE Duart and Imperial Solution Used Guaranteed Pure Special Price on Dyes Marcel 25o Finger Wave 25c t New Class Now Enroll Now, 218 N. Liberty St. Hendricks, Mrs. Thomas B. Kay, Mrs. Seymour Jones, Mrs. William Brown, Mrs. Charles Galloway, Mrs. John L. Rand, Mrs. Charles K, Spaulding, Mrs. Henry Hanzen. Mrs. R. E. Lee Steiner, Mrs. Wil liam McGilchrist, Jr., and Mrs. John H. McNary. Mrs. W. H. Byrd, chairman of the Indian Welfare committee, and her. committee including Mrs. Ida Niles Mrs. Albert Hunter, Mrs. Walter Stolz, Mrs. J. H. Lauterman, Mrs. W. D. Clarke and Mrs. Mary Yoc- key, are arranging the program for. the affair. Miss Gertrude Eakin, a member of the Chemawa Indian school faculty, will be the principal speaker of the afternoon. Her laic will concern the vocational work offered the girls who are students! at Chemawa. Miss Alice Judd will present a group of girls from th school in quartette numbers. Mrs. Mark McCalllster Is In charge ol th musical program for the meeting. . Apollo Club o Appear Here The Apollo club of Portland which Is bcinsr nrescnted by Uie Salem MacDoweU club for Its next concert on Thursday, February 9, at tn Grand theater, was organized 24 years ago, and has given concerts continuously during that period. The personnel is made up oi w men and for the past two years has been directed by Wlllem Van Hoog- straten, director of tne Pomona Symphony orchestra. He will direct the Salem performance of the Ap ollo club, giving music lovers th pleasure of seeing tne masierim work of this Internationally known conductor. The Rebekahs wUl meet for their regular meeting Monday evening at 7:30 at the I.O.O.F. nan. ine ne- bekah state president, Mrs. Maude Rogers, wUl pay her official visit Monday evening, at which time the degree team will put on uie ui' tlon work. . . The northwest division of the Presbyterian Aid will meet witn Mrs. Alvln B. Stewart on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The group will sew during the afternoon and tea will be served at a late hour. W.W. Moore Guest Of Honor Mrs. Gardner Knapp and Mise Dorothy Moore honored their fath er, W. W. Moore, witn an inierrai- ing surprise part-y in me raoore -iripnee on North Church street Thursday evening In compliment U the birthday anniversary oi w honor guest. Bridge was to play during the evening hours with high score hon ors going to Mrs. John Farrar and E. A. Brown. At tne supper r the hostesses were assisted In the serving by Mrs. Nellie Rowland Green. Guests bidden in compliment hi Mr. Moore were Mrs. W. W. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. John Farrar, Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Buchncr, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Unruh, Mr. and Mrs. Har ry Worth, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Brown, Dr. Mary C. Rowland, Mrs. Nelll Rowland Green, and Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Knapp and Miss Dorothy Moore. Hayesvlllc Mrs. Ruth Robertson and Mrs. William Powers entertain ed at the Robertson home for mem bers of the Hayesvlllc Woman's club Thursday afternoon. A short business meeting prtced (Additional Society on Page 7 (Comiilotc) Hair Cut J5e Water Wave 35o Being Organized There's a Reason 5 Plume 6800