THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON
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Edited by Rovena Eyre. Phone 4882
SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1933
Miss Eunice Robertson
Honored At Smart
Bridge Luncheon
Miss Vivian Eiker presided at a smartly appointed bridge luncheon,
at the Marion hotel Saturday afternoon In compliment to Miss Eunice
Robertson, bride-elect of Rufus Sumner of Portland, whose marriage will
be a stellar event on the afternoon of September 30 at the First Presby
terian church. Contract bridge was in play following the luncheon hour
with a guest prize going to Miss
Robertson, the guest of honor.
A (treat bowl of gladioli In shades
of yellow, orchid and pink, and tall
lighted yellow tapers centered the
attractively appointed luncheon ta
ble. Covers were placed for Miss
Eunice Robertson and Miss Jose
phine Baumgartner, Miss Irma Bo
landcr, Miss Faye Cornutt, Miss
Thora Boesen, Miss Roby Laughlin,
Miss Winifred Graham, Miss Ro
vena Eyre, Mrs. Ed Keech, Mrs.
Theron Hoover, Mrs. Richard Krlc
Kl, Mrs. Luke Shields, Mrs. War
ren Jensen, -Mrs. Kenneth . Perry,
Mrs. John R. Caughell, Mrs. J. R.
Robertson, Mrs. Frank Shafer and
the hostess, Miss Vivian Eiker.
Mrs. John Hunter
Complimented
Mrs. Harris Lictz and Mrs. Law
rence Imlah entertained with
smartly informal bridge tea In the
home of Mrs. R. C. Hunter on Wed
nesday afternoon in compliment to
Mrs. John Hunter or Long Beacn,
Calif., ft much feted visitor in the
City.
Those bidden for the affair were
Mrs. John Hunter, the guest of hon
or, and Mrs. Reed Rowland, Mrs.
Howard Hulsey, Mrs. James Teed,
Mrs. Oral Lemmon, Mrs. George
Nelson, Mrs. Roy Hurst, Mrs. Al
bert Gragi?, Mrs. E. H. Kennedy,
Mrs. R. C. Hunter and the hostesses.
Mrs. Lawrence Imlah and Mrs.
Harris Lletz.
Miss Clarice Drakeley'
To Wed M. Stewart
Miss Clarice Drakeley, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Drakeley,
will become the bride of Marshall
Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ev
erett Stewart, at a pretty ceremony
this evening at 8 o'clock at the
home of the bride's parents. Im
mediate relatives and close friends
of the couple will witness the im
pressive ceremony, which will be
read by Rev. W. Earle Cochran.
The bride will wear a smart gown
of Alice blue embellished with pink.
Her accessories will be of white and
the will wear a corsage of rosebuds.
Miss Helen Frances Drakeley will
act as maid of honor for her sis
ter. She will wear a gown of white
crepe and carry sweet peas.
P. M. Stewart will serve as best
man for his brother.
A receDtion will follow the cere
mony, after which the couple will
leave for a wedding trip In the
north. For going away the bride
has chosen a gray ensemble trim
med in gray fox. Her accessories
re nf blue.
The couple will be at home In
Salem after September jo.
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Miss Doerfler
Complimented
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Doerfler, Jr.,
were hosts recently at a prettily ap
pointed birthday dinner honoring
Margaret Doerfler. Covers were
placed 'for the honor guest, Mar
tmret Doerfler. and Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Doerfler, Sr., Frederick
noorfler. .1. Raymond Doerfler, Rob
ert Fox and the hosts Mr. and
Mrs. Jos. Doerfler, Jr.,
On Sunday Miss Doerfler was en
tertained at a gay party at her
home arranged for her by a group
of Portland friends motoring up for
the day. A large birthday cake
nd a gift of crimson roses and
sweet peas centered the long dinner
table on the lawn where covers
were placed for thirty guests.
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Maids Give
Tea Fridav
Miss Esther Gibbard and Miss
Ruth Ficlt entertained a group of
the younger contingent informally
at tea Friday afternoon in the home
cf the former.
Those bidden by the hostesses
were Miss Hattie Ramp. Miss Fran.
ces Ellis. Miss Eleanor Trindle. Miss
Julia Johnson and Miss Dorothy
Dalk.
The Munkcrs clan will meet at
Haner's Grove Sunday, August o.
A basket luncheon will be served at
noon and all members of the clan
are urged to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Pritchard of
Madison. Kas.. and James Pritch
ard of Yakima, Wash., are visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. R.
Pritchard.
Salem friends of Joseph Burke
KnaDD. Jr.. of Portland, will be in
terested to know that he left early
in the week for New York, whence
he will sail late in September for
Oxford, where he will study lor
year as a Rhodes scholar.
Mrs. Harold Hughes left Satur
dav for Seattle, where she will
spend the next few weeks. She was
accompanied as lar as roruana y
her young nephew, Everett niiver.
Mrs. H. E. Barrett and Miss Helen
Barrett will return Sunday from
fortnight spent in San Francisco
and Los Angeles.
Miss Roberta Mills has spent the
past week at the summer place of
Mr. and Mrs. E Ji. irice at ucar
hart.
Miss Angela Diller
Complimented
Mrs. A. B. Starbuck and Mrs. J.
C. Uglow entertained with a one
o'clock luncheon at the home of the
former in Dallas Tuesday afternoon
in compliment to Miss Angela Diller
of New York City, who was a house-
guest of Mr. and Mrs. William Swin
dells Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Diller of the Diller-Qaulle
school of music of New York, which
Mrs. Swindells attended, has just
concluded a summer school engage
ment at Mills College, where she has
taught teaching methodB in music.
She Is a nationally recognized
authority on child pedagogy
and is the author of many text
books in music that are widely used.
A French bouquet centered the
charmingly appointed luncheon ta
ble, where covers were placed for
Miss Diller, Mrs. Swindells, Miss
Juliet Glen, Miss Claire Bryson of
Eugene, Mrs. Bruce Spaiilding, Miss
Rachel Uglow, Miss Mary Starbuck,
Miss Myra Starbuck, Mrs. Uglow
and Mrs. Starbuck.
Mrs. Swindells complimented Miss
Diller Wednesday afternoon at the
penthouse dwelling of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George T. Gerlinger,
on the roof of the Envoy, when she
entertained with a tea. Guests, who
were from the musical circles in
Portland, had the privilege of hear
ing Miss Diller speak at 3 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Cone Mid
young son, Latham, of Portland,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Cone at their home in Ben Lo
mond park early in the week.
The Writer's section of the Salem
Arts League will meet at the home
of Mrs. Blanche Jones, 600 South
Church street, Tuesday evening at
30 o clock. A picnic supper will be
served and an Informal program of j and the hostesses Ruth Gillette and
creative woric win ionow. Phyllis Denison.
Maids Hostesses
At Tennis Court
Dance Thursday
The Misses Marguerite Smith, Florence Utter and Laneta Bellinger
entertained members of the younger set with a beautifully arranged ten
nis court dance Thursday evening in the gardens at the home of Miss
Sally Bush on Mission street, colored lights and gay balloons made a
festive setting lor tne young maids and their escorts who spent the eve
ning dancing. The "jig-saw" puzzle
idea was carried out, with each guest
receiving a picture puzzle as a favor.
Kenneth Utter served punch from
the rustic summer house.
Those bidden for the smart affair
by Miss Bellinger, Miss Smith and
Miss Utter were Miss Mary Schmal
of Tillamook, Miss Eleanor Tonsing,
Miss Dolores De Long and Miss
Marjorie Lewis, all of Portland, Miss
Alberta Van Dahl of Mill City, Miss
Betty Baker, Miss Marguerite Beck,
Miss Theo Becke, Miss Prances El-
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Earzce of
Kiirekn. Calif., are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. M. Sicsmund. Mr. and
Mrs. Barzee are former Salem rest.
Anne Shannon Monroe will en
tertain the members of the Salem
Zonta club at a smartly arranged
affair in her home next Saturday
afternoon and evening. The Monroe
summer place is on Lake Oswego,
near Portland, and will make an at.
tractive setting for the affair.
Next Thursday evening Mrs. ora
P. Mclntyre, assisted by Miss Helen
Louise Crosby, will entertain tne
local Zontians informally at the
Mclntyre home.
Members of Alpha Phi Alpha sor
ority . will be entertained with a
prettily arranged affair on Monday
evening when Miss Velleda Ohmart
will entertain in her home.
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The Young People's Forum of the
First Methodist church will motor to
Cascadia to spend the week-end.
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Josephine Potts To
Wed in Astoria
The marriage of Miss Josephine
Potts, adopted daughter of Miss Ma.
bel Potts of Eugene, to Irving An
derson, will be solemnized Saturday
evening, August 20, at the home of
the bridegroom's parents in Astona.
Miss Margaret Tingle of Eugene
will attend the bride and Ned An
derson, cousin of the bridegroom,
will be best man. Only members of
the two families are to attend the
ceremony.
Both are well known to Salem's
younger contingent.
Following their marriage the cou
ple is to go to Iowa City to live, Mr.
Anderson to study at the University
of Iowa for his Ph. D. degree and to
do teaching there. Both are gradu
ates of the university where Miss
Potts is a member of Kappa Kappa
Gamma and he of Phi Gamma Del
ta fraternity.
Delta Phi Maids
Entertained
Miss Ruth Gillette and Miss
Phyllis Denison entertained the Sa
lem members of the Delta Phi so
rority with a delightful evening in
the chapter house on Thursday of
this week. After an informal evo
nng refreshments were served.
Those present were the Misses
Mildred Miller, Claudia Buntin,
Gwendolyn Hunt, Velma May, Dor
othy Durkee, Janet Weil, Peggy
Haight, Evelyn Shields, Alice Speck,
Ruth Chapman, Beulah Cramer
Milady To Match
Winter Wardrobe
With New Suntans
Suntan and satin, suntan and cellophane, suntan and anything or
everything, is the vogue now and even though suntan might wane a bit,
it has staged a comeback that promises to enliven fall clothes. However,
to achieve a successful shade is anything but easy, for it must be the
rich brown-cream to enhance the sports' frock, morning frock, evening
gown and other smart modes for
late summer and fall.
Capital city society Is anticipat
ing the most brilliant winter season
in history and suntan will play the
stellar role in choosing milady s
new gowns. Instead of matching
hats and slippers, society will buy
that new shade of tobacco plug
brown to enrich the complexion,
likewise blues and other dark shades
that will add glamour to the ball
room, teas and luncheons.
Satin and black play the leading
roles in fabric and color in the style
show. Satin is sleek and sophisticate
ed and black is more than smart
for fall and winter. Travelers are
buying suits and the ever popular
beret that displays a new side-forward
tilt, a back peak and runs par
allel in preference with the narrow'
brim sailor.
Wood shades are being shown In
the back-to-school clothes and cam.
pus frocks display a new tunic mo
del that may be worn for vacations
now and to college later.
Hair ornaments are stressed for
fall. Bracelets are an important ac
cessory and a smart new trick is to
pin a corsage on your evening hand
bag.
Bathing suits are. still brief and
clever models are royal blue. And
through all the fashion parade runs
the theme song of suntan and dark
colors that will add a bit of interest
to any woman's lazy summer day
when she thinks of fall and the
galaxy of gay times ahead. We
women folk seem to "Do Our Part."
Miss Roberta Smith
To Be Complimented
With Formal Dinner
In compliment to Miss Roberta Smith, who will return Sunday from
a year's absence in Chicago and Evansville, Indiana, a group of the
debutante set will entertain with a formal dinner in the Silver Grille of
the Gray Belle Tuesday evening. Following the dinner hour a group
of prominent young bachelors will join the hostess group for dancing.
The long dinner table will be cen-
tered with a striking black bowl of
Bethel Dorcas
Club Entertains
Bethel The Bethel Dorcas club
entertained members of the 4-M
club of Macleay and women of the
Bethel district and of Salem at the
school building Wednesday after
noon on the club s annual guest-day.
Beautiful handmade quilts and
rugs covered tne walls. several
quilts were especially noteworthy,
including those shown by Mrs. Joe
De Lap of Fruitiand ana Mrs.
Harry -Boles, the former's exhibit
made up of blocks pieced by her
great grandmother and the latter
was made by Mrs. Boles' mother-in-law
60 years ago.each block con
taining 400 pieces, making over 6000
pieces in the quilt.
Some of the handmade rugs were
of outstanding beauty.
Dunne the afternoon tne roiiow-
inir urogram was given: piano' soio.
Evelyn Boles; vocal solo, Mrs. Jewell
Brinklev. accompanied by Mrs.
Frtfd Rose ; reading, "Friendship,"
Mrs. E. E. Mattern, and a piano solo,
Mrs. Fred Rose. Mrs. M. H. Utter
was especially honored as the day
was her birthday anniversary. Ke-
freshmcnts were served Informally
at small tables.
Those present were Mrs. O. E.
Mikesell, Mrs. W. H. Humphreys,
Mrs. Harry Martin, Mrs. W. B.
Frink. Mrs. Fred Rose, Mrs. Jewell
Brinkley, Mrs. M. M. Magee, Mrs.
J. F. C. Tekenburg, Mrs. Dora Hill,
Mrs. Cora Van Pelt, Mrs. W. D
Clodfelter, Mrs. Carmalite Wcddle,
Mrs. J. P. Bucurench, Mrs. jonn
Spranger, Mrs M. H. Utter, Mrs.
Ida Haeey. Mrs. W. T. Brinkley,
Mrs. A. L. sundborg, .Mrs Jtaun
Wilson. Mrs. A. H. Fuestman, Mrs.
J. M. Nichols, Mrs. Ivert H. White,
Miss Mary Hammack. Mrs. Emaleen
Williams. Mrs. Harry Boles, Miss
Evelyn Boles, Mrs. Gladys Eoff,
Miss Ruth Eoff, Mrs. Frederick
Kirscher, Mrs. J. V. Kirscher, Miss
Regina Stitz, Mrs. M. A. Wells, Mrs.
O. L. Brubaker. Mrs J. Grant, Mrs
C. A. Boling, Mrs. John Hain. Mrs.
Arno Spranger, Mrs. Cass A. Nich
ols, Mrs. James Lauderback, Mrs.
E. E. Matten and Mrs. J. R. Car
rut hers.
Miss Betty Shaffer left for her
home in Seattle Friday after spend
ing a week as the guest of Mrs. T. L.
Kuhns on Fairmount hill. Several
delightfully informal affairs honor.
lis, Miss Georgia Harrington. Miss
Claire Hurley, Miss Julia Johnson,
Miss Irma Oehlcr, Miss Barbara
Kurtz, Miss Maxine Gahlsdorf, Miss
Rachel Yocum, Miss Ruth Yocum,
Miss Cathrin Hcadrick, Miss Edith 1
Morehouse, Miss Frances Parks, Miss
Margaret Hauscr, Miss Franccss
Marie Kupper, Miss Daisy Varley,
Miss Martha Sprague, Miss Virginia
Henningsen and Miss Mary Burgess.
Escorts included Grover Bellinger,
Stuart Bush, Bob Elgin, Harris El
gin, Bill Gahlsdorf, Carl Mason, Ray
Morehouse, Dick Tcrpening, Ray
Rickey, Henry Singer, Lou Singer,
Bill Skewis, Paul Tyler, Wallace
Sprague, Merle Waltz, Clifford War
den, Louis Stutt, Earl Wintermute,
Al Page, Paul Hauser, Dick Pierce,
Bob Utter, Orville Varty, Gilbert
Davis, Kenneth Hanson, Lee Burns,
Eddie Hulbert, Elmer Barbus. Bob
Callaghan, Leo Ketchum and Stacy
Reeds of Portland,
Additional guests for the affair
were Miss Sally Bush, Dr. and Mrs,
F. L. Utter, Dr. and Mrs. Grover C.
Bellinger, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith,
Mrs. William Everett Anderson and
Miss Alice C. Brown.
Richard Horn To
Wed Miss Tcepe
f.dnts end have net visited here in jed the visitor during her stay In
10 years.
th: city.
Of Interest to Salem friends will.
be the wedding Sunday, August 20,
in Portland of Miss Dorothy Mae
Teepe to Richard C. Horn cf Eugene.
The ceremony will be an Informal
one at 4 o'clock in the afternoon at
the home of the bride's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. O. Tcepe, Rev. William
Brinkman officiating.
There will be no attendants and
only members of the two families
will attend.
Tlie couple Is to live in Eugene,
Both are graduates of the Univers
ity of Oregon where Miss Teepe is a
member of Alpha Phi sorority and
Mr. Horn of Sigma Phi Epsilon fra
ternity. He Is the son of Mrs. C. P. Horn
of Falls City and is business man
ager for the Morning News.
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Mr. and Mrs. Rue Drager had as
their guests during the past week,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bright of
Shanghai, China. The couple, who
are Just completing a trip around
the world, are great friends of John
Drager, former Salem boy, who is
now In Shanghai. They will sail
from San Francisco August 25 for
their home In Shanghai.
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Mrs. Alfred Carl Nagel of Cascade
Summit returned home Thursday
after spending a week at the home
of her mother, Mrs. N. A. Lawrence.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Griffith
Hopkins iMargherita Ann Hay) are
being felicitated upon the birth of
a daughter, Ann, August 8 at the
Portland sanitarium.
Friends of Miss Edith Schryver
are greeting her upon her return
home from an extended vtelt in New
York City and Washington, D. C.
white water lilies and tall white tap
ers In black candelabro. Later in the
evening the scheme will be the cab
aret idea with small and cleverly
decorated tables arranged about the
long grille room.
Covers will be placed for the hon
or guest, Miss Roberta Smith, and
the hostesses, Miss Margaret Engel
and Miss Ruth Bnedwell of Port
land, Miss Kathnyn Hayward of Eu
gene, Miss Esther Wood, Miss Jean
Eastrldge, Miss Margaret Burdette,
Miss Margaret Corey, Miss Frances
Martin, Miss Dorotha Cannon, Miss
Cynthia Delano, Miss Marie Patton,
Miss Frances Sande, Miss Anita
Wagner, Miss Dorothy Corey, Miss
Isobel George, Miss Claudia Bun
tin, Miss Hazel Johnson, Miss Lor
raine Kinzcr, Miss Viola Crozer,
Miss Bula Bailey, Miss Barbara
MacDonald, Miss Clco Ritner, Miss
Jeanne Patton, Miss Frances Doo
little, Miss Jean Doolittle, Miss Bar
bara Evans, Miss Ruth Jean Garn
Jobst, Miss Virginia Cross, Miss Bar
bara Pierce, Miss Audrey Fehler,
Miss Helen Weidmer, Miss Kathryn
Meyers, Miss Ruth Hlllman, Miss
Helen Thompson, Miss Mary Jane
Adams. Miss Frances Jensen, Miss
Kav Headrick. Miss Maxine Mc
Killop, Mrs. Charles Claggett, Mrs.
Hubert Ashby. Mrs. Frances Augus
tus Bulrgy of Seattle, ana Mis
Robert Ramsden.
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Sackett Home
Scene of Reunion
An Interesting event of last Sun
day was the dinner given at the
home of Judge F. B. Sackett In
McMinnville. Those enjoying the
affair were Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon
Sackett and Mr. and Mrs. Vernor
Sackett, all of Salem, Mr. and Mrs.
Leland Sackett and family of Sheri
dan, Miss Ruth Schneck of Spring
field, 111., and Judge sacneit,.
On Monday Mr. and Mrs. Shel
don Sackett, accompanied by Judge
Sackett and Miss Schneck, left for
San Francisco. They expect to re
turn Monday.
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Pretty Wedding
At Mt. Angel
Mt. Anqel At a simple weddins
ceremony performed in St. Mary s
church here Tnurscmy morning,
Miss Elizabeth Hoas of Portland be
came the bride of Frank Enz. Rev
Father Berthold, O. S. B., offici
ated at the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Weiland were the attendants.
A wedding dinner was served at
noon in the Mt. Angel hotel, for the
bridal couple and members of the
immediate family. Mr. and Mrs.
Enz left on a wedding trip, and
upon their return will reside here.
In comnliment to Mrs. Alfred Carl
Neeel (Ruth Mae Lawrence) of
Cascade Summit. Mrs. Laura Doug
las entertained informally at the
home of Mrs. N. A. Lawrence Wed
nesday evening. Intimate friends
of Mrs. Nagel were invited to greet
her. Supper was served late in the
evening.
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Miss Delphine and Miss Brcnda
Savage sailed on the Dorothy Alex
ander Tuesday evening for San
Francisco, where they will visit un
til late in August.
Miss Etta Westenhouse is expect
ed to arrive home next Thursday
from Illinois, where she has been
taking a special library course this
summer.
Mrs. Roy Stewart
Gives Garden Party
Mrs. Roy Stewart entertained
with an informal garden affair in
her home on Fairmount hill Thurs
day afternoon in compliment to a
group of prominent women who are
popular visitors in the city during
the summer season. Bridge was in
play during the afternoon and at a
late hour tea was served inlormal-
ly. Mrs. Mary Burns and Mrs. Karl
Heinlein assisted Mrs. Stewart.
Out-of-town guests were Mrs.
Thomas C. Brown and Mrs. Rush of
Socorro, New Mexico: Mrs. John
Hunter of Long Beach, Calif., Miss
Jcanette Stewart of New Sharon,
Iowa.
Mrs. J. J. Karst
Honors Visitor
Mrs. J. J. Karst entertained with
a charmingly appointed bridge lun
cheon Saturday afternoon in her
residence in compliment to Mrs. J,
A. Martin of Fort Dodge, Iowa, who
is the housegucst of her daughter,
Mrs. Earl Anderson.
The luncheon table was centered
with a low bowl of late summer
flowers in the delicate pastel hues.
Covers were placed for Mrs. Martin.
the guest of honor, and Mrs. Earl
Anderson, Mrs. Leo pemytt, Mrs.
Stephen Breitenstein, Mrs. Charles
South, Mrs. Max Abst, Mrs. T. A.
Windishar, Mrs. Ray Yocum, Mrs.
Rue Drager, Mrs. George Nabbe
feld, Mrs. Theodore Barr, Mrs. Ira
Darby, Mrs. C. Preville, Mrs. James
Hccnan, Mrs. P. J. Mcany and the
hostess, Mrs. J. J. Xarst. The Misses
Genevieve and Anna Karst and Mrs,
South assisted.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. An
derson entertained with a prettily I
arranged bridge tea in honor of
Mrs. Martin and Miss Maurine Tir
ney. Mrs. J. J. Karst and Mrs. Kay
Yocum held high score honors.
Those bidden were Mrs. Martin
and Miss Tirney, both of Fort
Dodge, Iowa, and Mrs. " Theodore
Barr, Mrs. Ira Darby, Mrs. J. J.
Karst, Mrs. Ray Yocum, Mrs. S.
Breitenstein, Mrs. C. Preville, Mrs.
Rue Draper, Mrs. Leo Demytt. Mrs.
Eugene Eckerlin, Sr., Mrs. James
Hecnan and the hoste.ss, Mrs. Earl
J. Anderson.
Mrs. George Hubbs
Honors Visitor
Silverton Many social affairs are
being, given for a former Silverton
resident, Mrs. Ida Ncuenburg who is
with friends for several weeks from
her home in Lo.s Angeles.
Mrs. George Hubbs entertained at
luncheon with Mrs. Neuenburg as
honor guest, Monday. Additional
guests were Mis. Jay Money, Mrs.
F. E. Sylvester, Mrs. Lettie Burch,
Mrs. S. J. Comstccfc, Mrs. Eclson
Comstock and Mrs. Joe Kcrcher.
The afternoon was spent in social
conversation.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Una Pickett
was hostess at her home in tne
country . at a dinner for Mrs. Edson
Comstock and Mrs. Neuenburg.
Wednesday night Mrs. Joe Kcr
cher entertained for Mrs. Neuen
burg with a bridge party and sup
per. Others attending were Mrs.
George Hubbs, Mrs. L. C. Eastman.
Mrs. Ed Heald. Mrs. Jay Money,
Mrs. John Hoblitt, Mrs. E. R. Ek
man and Mrs. Dorothy Hubbs-Jenks.
Appearing on the chapel program
at the Oregon Normal school at j
Monmouth, Friday, August 18, was
Emily Loose VanSanten. Mrs. Van j
Santen sang two selections; "You
In a Gondola" by Clark and "l!
Know a Lovely Garden" by D'Har-
delot. Mro. VanSanten Is a pupil
of Blanch Cohen of Portland.
An all day picnic at Hazel Green
park was enjoyed Wednesday by a
group of girls from Salem and
Quinaby. The day was spent in
swimming and boating.
In the group were the Misses
Evelyn Beckner, Lorraine Beecroft,
Pearl Jones, Mina Beckner, and
Mem a Grimm. Miss Beecroft has
been the guest of Miss Evelyn Beck
ner for several days, and Miss
Grimm has been visiting Miss
Jones,
Miss Jean Gerlinger
Tells Wedding Partv
Cards have been received this
week for the wedding of Miss Jean
Gerlinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George T. Gerlinger of Portland,
and Robert C. Kirkwood of Palo Al
to, Cal., on the evening of August
30 in Trinity Episcopal church. Mrs.
William Swindcls of Dallas, will b:
her sister's matron of honor, and the
bridesmaids wil include Mrs. Alfred
J. Herman, who with Mr. Herman,
is expected to return from Europe
the latter part of the month; Miss
Frances Kerr, Miss Imogene Went
worth, Miss Barbara Jane Smith
and Miss Barbara Kirkwood, sister
of the bridegroom.
Charles Kuhn of San Frarcisco
will act as best man for Mr. Kirk
wood, whoso ushers will include J.
Rodney Keating, John Yeon and
Stuart Ken of Portland; William
Swindells of Dallas, and from Cali
fornia, Bennett Lieb of San Jose
and John Gantner of San Francis-,
co. A large number of relatives and
friends have been invited to the
ceremony at the church, but only a
few intimate friends of the young
couple will attend the reception to
be held at the home of the bride's
parents at the Envoy Apartments.
Miss Marjorie Marcus is visiting
at the home of her mother, Mrs. A.
F. Marcus. Miss Marcus has been in
Portland during the summer taking
work at the University of Oregon
summer school there. She will re
turn to the university in Eugene
early in Che fall. She is affiliated
with Alpha Chi Omega sorority.
Miss Edith Starrett
Wed At High Noon
Ceremony Saturday
At a charming high noon wedding Saturday Miss Edith Starrett.
daughter of Mrs. Julia Starrett, became the bride of Arthur Green, son
of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Green of Portland. The impressive service was reda
by Rev. Earl Cochran before an improvised altar in the living room of
the Starrett residence on North Winter street. Tall cathedral tapers and
late summer nowers created an un-im
provised altar.
The bride was lovely in a creation
of yellow chiffon, made along prin
cess Hues. She wore a corsage of
rosebuds and sweet peas.
Miss Kathleen Garrison of Wood
burn was maid of honor. She wore a
irock of flowered organdie, made
tip-toe length. Her corsage was of
roses.
Fred Spring of Portland served as
best man for Mr. Green.
Just preceding the ceremony Miss
Jean McElhinney sang "I Love You
Truly." Miss Edith May Jenks play
ed the wedding marches.
Following the ceremony a recep
tion and buffet luncheon were held.
F. L. Club
Honored
Mrs. Wm. Heseman and Mrs.
Chester Lanktree entertained the
P. L. club Thursday evening with
a lnwn party at the W. A. Cum
mines home on North Winter
street.
During the evening lawn croquet
and ping-pong were in play. Jap
anese lanterns and lights were
scattered through the gardens. At
a late hour refreshments were ser
ved on small tables centered with
pink and lavender sweet peas.
Those present were: Miss Guen-
dolvn Hubbard. Miss Leatha Madl.
son. Miss Mildred Martin, Miss
onal Gesner. Miss Helen McElroy,
Miss Hazel McElroy, Miss Myrtle
McClav. Miss Decna Hart, Miss
Lulu McClav. Miss Jeanne Cla-
dek, Miss Malda Caldwell, Miss
Beinice Zeilkc, Mrs. George Na-
derman, Mrs. Joe -Beatty. Mrs,
Glen HarbauRh. and the hostess,
Mrs. Wm. Heseman and Mrs. Ches
ter Lanktree.
...
A. H. Heavillng of Marlon, Ind.
and a former resident of Salem, Is
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. I. L. McAdams on D street.
Auxiliary Wins
Honors Galore At
State Convention
Mrs. D. D. Dotson presided at th
urns and Mrs. Charles McElhinney
cut the ices. Assisting in the serving
were Miss Jo Janszen, Mrs. Ralph
Eggstaff and Miss Helen Green. The
serving table was covered with a
handsome lace cloth and centered
with tall ivory tapers and pink and
white flowers.
The couple left immediately after
the ceremony for a trip to the Ore
gon beaches. The bride chose as her
going away ensemble a model of
blue crepe worn with white access
ories. After September 10 Mr. and
Mrs. Green will be at home In Sa
lem.
Mrs. Green attended Des Moines
university and Willamette univer
sity, where she was affiliated with
Delta Phi sorority. She is a. grad
uate of the Oregon Normal school.
Mr. Green attended the University
of Oregon and will complete his
work at the Oregon Normal school
this coming spring.
Much informal entertaining has
feted the bride since the announce-
ment of her betrothal several weeks
ago. Miss Edith May Jenks enter
tained informally at the home or
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Jenks on Thursday evening. Mrs.
Ralph Esgstaff , Mrs. Clay Eggleston
and Miss Lola Schultz were joint
hostesses at a garden party last Sat
urday afternoon and Miss Irene
Grccnbaum and Miss Kathleen Gar
rison also entertained with a bridge
party during the past week.
Out-of-town guests included Mr.
and Mrs. E. P. Green, Mr. and Mrs.
Cy Coy, Mr. and Mrs. Barnes, Lu
cille. Helen, Doris and Allen Green,
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Spring, all of
Portland.
Other guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Eggstaff, Miss Irene
Grcenbaum, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Jenks, Miss Edith May Jenks, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles McElhinney, Miss Jean
McElhinney, Jimmy and Ruth Star
rett, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Dotson, Mrs.
Elliott, Miss Jo Janszen and Mrs.
Julia Starrett.
Silverton Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn
Hamyre are. returning to their Sil
verton home this week from several
months spent in the middle west for
the benefit of Hamre's health. Dr.
and Mrs. H. E. Johnson, who have
been occupying the Hamre home in
the Gciser addition are moving to
the Albert Sather home.
Tho ftnlnm American Lesion auxiliary walked away with numerous
honors at the state convention held at Klamath Falls last week-end and
Salem women who attended have been more than enthusiastic in their
reports of the session. Capital unit won the Catherine Belcher trophy
for community service and unit activities. Mrs. Dorothy Eakin of Dallas
was elected department prcsiacni
for the state of Oregon.
The American Legion auxiliary
trio and quartet from Salem won in
competition over similar groups
from Rose City unit Dy a wuie mar
sin at the convention. Both of the
Salem groups are eligible to enter
the national competition at unicago
October 2. The Salem trio won na
tional honors at the national con
vention in Portland last year.
These singing groups arc widely
The annual Joint picnic of the
Cascade, Linn, Independence and
Marion posts and auxiliaries, Vet
terans of Foreign Wars, will mecj
at Dallas park Sunday for a 1
o'clock basket luncheon and Infor
mal afternoon. Those attending are
asked to bring their own table ser
vice. t
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Downing and
tht-ir son-in-law and daughter, Mr
and Mrs. Benjamin Goodman, are
enjoying a stay at Foley Springs.
Miss Mary Schnal of Tillamook
will return to her home Sunday
after several days spsnt with Miss
Marguerite Smith.
A. Halversous
AVclcomcrt Home
Silverton A wclcoming-back-home
afternoon affair in social honor of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Halverson, Thurs
day afternoon, was an especially
nleasine party. The Halversons had
returned to their former home here 1
on ast Hill after living for several
months in the Monitor community.
Scrvintr (he early supper wmch
the visitors had prepared, wore Mis.
R. O. Solum, Mrs. Carl Thorkild
son. Mrs. J. Tostenson and Mrs. G.
G. Evans. The program of the after
noon was a complete surprise to
Mrs. Halverson.
Miss Hilda J. Olsen made the wcl.
coming talk for the group to which
Mrs. Halverson briefly responded
with expressions of gratitude.
Others nrescnt were Mrs, E. W ti
le n, Mrs. Samelal, Mrs. Raiigland.
Mis. Oslrcm, Mrs. L. Oppedahl, Mrs.
Sam Ness and baby, Mrs. E. Nelson,
Mrs. K. Naae, Mrs. E. Jay McCall,
Mrs. Lockrcn, Mrs. Emil Loc, Mrs,
Ed Holden. Mrs. M. Kolcn. Mrs. II
Harstad, Mrs. Tom Hanson, Mrs. A.
G. Gunderson, Mrs. H. Flaten, Mrs.
J. Fuhr. Mrs. T. J. Brekke, Mrs. G.
Bohlmc, Mrs. H. Ballcngrud, Mr.
and Mrs. Hans Steen, Mr. and Mrs.
p. O. Henderson and Mr, and Mrs.
A, Halverson.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cooley and
Bettv and Earl Jr., accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hnrlocker and
Ann Harlcckcr of Portland, will
spend the coming week at Nesko-win.
The Salem Heights Woman's club
gave a farewell party Thurpday
afternoon at the community hall
honoring Mrs. Stella Caldwell. The
Caldwell family Is moving to their
farm near Quinaby. They have liv
ed in the community for the past
15 years and have been very active
in community affairs.
Mrs. Fred W. Lange entertained
at dinner Friday evening in com
pliment to the birthday anniversary
of Dr. Lange. Covers were placed for
eight.
Miss Ann Bohrer is spending the
week-end in Portland as the guest
cf her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Bohrcr.
popular for programs and during
the past year have maae tsa appear
ances In community service, concert
and radio work. Their work has met
with the highest commendation.
Tlie following singers constitute
the trio: Mrs. Mildred Wyatt, Mrs.
Bernlce Bowc and Mrs. Grace Zo
scl. The addition of Mrs. Arline
Brown as first alto completes the
quartet. Lena Belle Tartar has di
rected the groups since their orga
nization five years ago. Edith Find
ley accompanied them at the state
competitions.
The prizes for the glee club en
try at Klamath Falls were given to
Rose City, which was the only one
entered in the glee club contest.
Among the Salem women attend
ing the convention from Salem were
Mrs. J. T. Delaney, Mrs. Nota Hen
derson. Mrs. King Bartlett, Mrs. Leif
Eergsvik, delegates; Mrs. Frank N.
Waters, alternate; Mrs. Herman
Brown, Mrs. Mose Palmatcer, Mrs.
Ed Powers, Mrs. Curtis Johnson,
Mrs. Harry Gustufson, Mrs. Jcrrold
Owrns and Mrs. Laban Sleeves.
Interesting visitors passing through
the city during the past week were
Miss Marjorie Guilan and Miss Ger
trude Kciby or London, en route
home from Berkeley, Cal., where
Miss Guilan, world famed propon
ent of the speech arts was lecturer
at the summer session at the Uni
versityof California. Miss Guilan is
regularly instructor and lecturer In
the University of London. They visi
ted in Portland as the guests of
Lulu "Ray Simmons.
a
Mrs. Paul A. Fugate and small
daughter, Pauline, of Aberdeen, Ida
ho, are visiting Mrs. Fugate 's sis
ters, Mrs. A. Tyncr Woolpert and
Mrs. F. D. Volgt.
Miss Ruth Pick will leave Sunday
for Newport where she will be the
houseguest of Mrs. Hay Gates.
Dr. and Mrs. D. V. Poling who
have spent a large part of the sum
mer at their mountain home at Cas
carlia while visiting with relatives
and friends in Oregon, left Casca
dia Wednesday lo return to their
home at East Orange, New Jersey,
where Dr. Poling is pastor of the
First Congregational church.
Surprise Party
At Pratum
Pratum Rev. and Mrs. R. B.
Shattuck (Evelyn Emery) were plea
santly surprised Tuesday evening
when over 50 of their friends from
the Methodist church called to bid
them farewell before they leave on
August 28 for Sacramento, Calif.
Rev. Shattuck will be pastor of the
Friends church there.
During the evening a short pro
gram was giving, consisting of mu
sic, readings and talks by William
de Vries. Dr. Leech and Rev. Shat
tuck. The women of the church,
served a late supper.
E. P. Scliavbacks . : . '
Dinner Hosts
Mt. Angel Mr. and Mrs. Emil P.
Scharback entertained at dinner in
their home Wednesday evening.
Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Prosser, Mr. and Mrs. Louis A.
LeDoux, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Biscn
ius, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Wolf, Dr.
and Mrs. R. O. Appleby, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Cooky, and Mr. and Mrs.
William J. Kloft.
Bridge was the diversion of the
evening, with high score honors
awarded to Mrs. Emil Wolf, ana
the draw prize to Mrs. Louis La
Doux.
...
Silverton Miss Barbara Jean
Palmer is spending several weeks
at the country home of Mr. and
Mrs. William Krcras in the Onion
Point community.
...
Monmouth The marilaiic of Mrs.
Addle Whiteaker and O. R. Crofoot
took place at the court house In
Dallas Tuesday afternoon, August
15 with Judpe O. L. HawkinB of
ficiating. They will make their home
in Mnnmnuth.
Brush College Mrs. E. O. Moli
and Mrs. John Crabtrcc were hos
tesses for the last meeting of the
Willamette Lodge Country club
which held a picnic supper outdoors
before going inside to upend the re
mainder of the evening with a short
business session and cards.
...
Friends of Mrs. Leta Munson arc
happy to learn that she Is recuper
ating from a major operation at the
Deaconess hospital.
...
The Salem Woman's Press club
will be entertained with a dessert
luncheon in the gardens at the home
of Mrs. W. C. Conner on Tuesday
at 2 o'clock. Bridge will be In play
after the luncheon hour.
...
Mt. Angel Mrs. R. J. Welton re
turned Wednesday from Oakland, Mrs. George W. Dyer and daughter I
Calif., where she visited at the home Irene, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dyer
of her bister. and daughter, of Portland. '
Silverton Miss Beverly Bentson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. B.
Bentson, left Friday morning for a
months' visit In Los Angeles, Cali
fornia, with her sister. Miss Faye
Bentson nnd her brother, Kenneth.
TiiLs is Miss Beverley's first trip
to the neighbor state.
...
Mt. Angel Mrs. Du Ryan has as
her guests. Miss Amzetta Hill of San
Jose, Calif., and Mis. Odvllle Bell
and children of 'Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bauman
had as their guests Sunday. Mr. and
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