Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, June 21, 1935, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1935 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON 5 Society, Cl ubs and Music Mini haa tin. nw mm Garden Party At Brookview Among the first interesting gar den parties ot the season In Salem was the bridge-tea given Thursday afternoon at "Brookview," the at tractive home of Miss Grace Thompson. Hostesses were Miss Kathryn Bowe and Miss Peggy Fronk who entertained In compli ment to Mrs. Harold Domogal'a Several tables of bridge were in play with prizes going to Mrs. Ar thur Knox, Miss Theo Beck and Miss Patricia Ritchie. At the tea hour the table was covered with a lace cloth and cen tered with a large bowl of Talisman roses on a mirror. Mrs. Carrie Chase cut Ices and Mrs. W. O. Fisher poured. Assisting In serving were Miss Theo Beck and Miss Lucille Bushnell. The guest list included Mrs. Do mogalla, Mrs. Margarlte Thiel, Mrs. Walter Bosebraugh, Mrs. W. E Feldman, Mrs. Ralph Thompson, Mrs. Kenneth Bushnell, Mrs. A. B. Seelcy, Mrs. John Ellis, Mrs. Joseph Beck, Mrs. Tom Wlndishar, Mrs. Arthur Knox, Mrs. Forrest Lloyd, Mrs. Carrie Chase, Mrs. W. a. Fish er, Mrs. Harry Rowe, Mrs. Gilbert Davis, Mrs. Harry Talbot, Mrs. Hi Feielson, Mrs. E. A. Fronk. Mrs. Margaret Lloyd, Mrs. Al Strlnz, Mrs. Elbert Thompson, Miss Martha Chase, Miss Anna Nlssen, Miss Pa tricia Ritchie, Miss Theo Beck and Miss Lucille Bushnell. Dr. Pearce Named Convention Delegate Salem Zontlans met at the Mar lon hotel Thursday noon foi lunch eon. The tables were attractive with large bowls of summer low ers and pastel tapers. Dr Helen Pearce was named as a delegate from the local club to the Inter national convention to be held In Riverside. Calif., in July. Members will meet again for luncheon at the Marlon June 27. Covers were placed for Miss Dor- I othy Pearce, Miss Helen Yockey, Dr. Helen Pearce, Miss Alene Phil' lips. Miss Helen Louise Crosby. Miss Helen Barrett, miss uuian Mcuon. aid, Miss Kathryn Gunneil. Miss Hazel Cook, Miss Nellie Schwab, Mrs. Winifred Herrick, Mrs. Mar caret Rosecrans. Mrs. Ora F. Mcln- tyre, Mrs. Victory Morris and a spe cial guest, Miss Elizabeth Ann Her rick. Musicale at Y. M. C. A. Friday Miss Margaret Hogg will present several students In piano recital in the Y.M.C.A. lobby Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Miss Mildred Mulkey will assist with vocal selections and Betty Jean Winegar will dance. Ac companists will be Mrs. Kenneth Rich and Mrs. V. L. Guilds. The public is invited to attend the fol lowing program: Lied Bach Luella Nichols j Musette Bach Betty Mae Peyree j Minuet Bach Coralee Nichols March Bach i Kenneth Walt 1 GIcuq ..Bach ' Luclle Barnhart Bouree .Bach Loene Hall The Linnet Ttea Flayln the Hn BoMelman The Guitar Serenade Gaynon Mlna Lee Spranmr The Bumblebee ....... .Hr Elves at Play Hall , June Showers Bllbro Luella Nichols I Strut Saner I Bettr Jean Vinegar Waltz of the Manneklns '.....Aaron Sonic of the Ntsht Chambers Fleecy Clouds Mnhoney The Fair Gurlltt Betty Mae Peyree Bo1dtr' March Behumanr On a Silver Cloud Rodsers Doth Up. Down Up Burgmurlter A Painted Clock Crist Roberta Paulus In Hanging Gardens Davie Music Box Copeland Coralee Nichols Araonalse Massenet Kenneth Walt Etude Thompson Tumbleweed BUss Betty Reed Vocal solos , Selected Mildred Mulkey The Swallow Butvmueller Summer Reverie Torjussen First Butterf Iv rorjussen Luclle Bamhart The Secret ...Gautler La Czarlne Ganne Loene Ball Mrs. Darrell O. Washburn enter tained recently at her home in Sa lem Heights honoring her cousins, Miss Rosa Poling of Ottumwa, Iowa, and Mrs. Lester Lucavtsh (Oeorgel la Wilkon) of Tacoma, Wash. Donna Dell and Dorrelle. daugh ters of the hostess, greeted the guests at the door. Musical selections were given by Miss Poling and the Misses Washburn during the eve ning. At the supper hour Miss Clara Belle Burn side assisted the hostess. Present were Mrs. Lucavish, Miss Poling, Mrs. Howard Washburn, Mrs. Edward Burnside, Mrs. Cleve Bart let t, Mrs. Helen Busseile, Mrs. O. A. Willson, Mrs. H. W. Burnside, Mrs. W. I. Washburn and Miss Clara Belle Burnside. Stayton Dr. and Mrs. W. V. Ad ams had as their guest Sunday Mrs. Adams' mother, Mrs. George King, and Mr. King of Portland. Addition, al guests in the evening were Dr. and Mrs. J. Harry Moran of Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fair and children, Margaret and Billy. Candidate k LJi MRS. MARTHA FLOER HRUBETZ who Is being sponsored by Marion Post auxiliary, No. 661, V. F. W., to represent Salem as a princess at the organizations convention in New port July 6 to 0. Mrs. Hrubetz is a daughter of a charter member of the capital city post. Woman's Club Has Last Meeting Hubbard The last meeting of the year of the Hubbard Woman's club was held In the evening with the husbands of the cluo members as guests at the home of Mrs. E. p. Rich, with Mrs. E. Chausee and Mrs. Hugh Wells as social hostesses. Out. of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Murphy of Foreft Grove, and Mrs. 8. L. Johnson of Salem. The party was Informal and end ed with old fashioned games under the direction of the president. Mrs. Ida Garland, assisted by the presi dent-elect, Mrs. Rich. Refreshments were served late in the evening. This meeting concluded the presi dency of Mrs. Garland and Mrs. Rich takes office as president. Mrs. Garland as junior past president will be in charge of the mid-summer family picnic which will be held In August. Debs Complimented At Luncheon Miss Mary Eyre presided at a smartly arranged luncheon this aft ernoon In her home honoring Miss Charlotte Eyre and her houreguest. Miss Lorraine Lzicar of Ontario Attractive bouquets of summer flowers In bright hues were used about the guest rooms and on the table. Covers were placed for Miss Lzi car, Miss Eyre, Miss Julia Johnson, Miss Josephine Schannep, Miss Lucy Klein, Miss Ha MlUs and the hostess, Miss Mary Eyre. ... Pinal Meeting For Chapter G At the final dessert luncheon ol the season for Chapter G, PJS.O. Sisterhood, held Thursday it the home of Mrs. A. T. Woolpert, re ports on the convention were given by Mrs. F. J. Tooze. Covers at luncheon were placed for 20 and the hostess was assisted by Mrs. Silas Gaiser and Mrs. F. D. Voight. Special guests for the afternoon were Mrs. J. A. Gray of Spokane. Wash., Miss Crepe Gray of Hawaii and Mrs. H. H. Green. ... Robert Boardman Shows Sketches The Salem Chapter "f the Nation al Rehabilitation association met Thursday evening hi Chresto Cot tage on the Willamette university campus. About 50 were present for the meeting. New members Include George Thomas, Wayne Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Gearhart. Mr. and Mrs. Fellers, Miss Betty Crauey and Miss Frances Grote. As a special feature of the eve ning Robert Boardman spoke on the "Making of a Child's Book" and showed interesting sketches which he plans to use in a book he is pre paring for children between the years of 6 and 8. The next meeting of the group will be held in Sllverton park the third Thursday In July. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ryan enter tained Wednseday night at bridge at their home In North 17th street. Mrs. Ryan was assisted In serving by Mrs. Alice Logsdon. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Perkins and daughter Marlene, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Weese and Lowell and Carol Mae Weese, Mrs. Carrie Parrish,. Mrs. Alice Logsdon, M. J. Ryan, O. H. Harold and Clifford Logsdon. Mrs. Glenn Brledwell of Sllverton presided at luncheon this afternoon honoring Miss Margaret Caspar, re tired principal of Garfield school. The affair was at Godfrey's with 10 invited. The guest list included elemen tary principals and supervisors with a few additional friends ot Miss Cosper. Ernest Iufers Entertain Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Ernest lufer'observ ed their tenth wedding anniversary Tuesday evening when they enter tained a group of friends with a de. lightful picnic supper at the Graber Cold Spring cabin camp. The evening was spent Informally in playing games and prizes were awarded Frank Parson and Kenneth Dalton. Gifts were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Iufcr at a later hour. Bidden by the hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Murray Wade, Mr. and Mrs. George Meier. Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Dalton and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parson. ... Woodburn Couple Announce Marriage Woodburn Miss Mildred Fretwell, daughter of Mr. and M's. E. B. Fret- well of Woodburn, and George Weis. ner of Sllverton were quietly mar ried Wednesday at Longview, Wash. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Gibbets of the Longview Com munity church and the witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thumberg of Woodbum, who accompanied the young couple to Longview. The bride is a graduate of Wood burn high school class of 1035 and the groom is engaged in the radio business at Sllverton. After a short trip to the coast Mr. and Mrs. Weis ner will be at home in Sllverton. They expect to make an extended trip through California shortly and will visit the San Diego exposition. ... Mrs. G. H. Taylor and daughters. Barbara Jean and Beverley Rose, of Lake Grove are guests ot Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Davies. Several informal parties are being planned during their two weeks' visit here. ... Scotts Mills Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dyer and two sons and families of Salem were recent dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Brougher. ... Sunnyside Guests at the Wyn Dyer home are Mrs. Altha Smith of Salem and Mrs. William Old field and Miss Frances Park of Sweet Home. Pupils To Present Recital Miss Barbara Barham will pre sent a group of her piano pupils in recital at Jason Lee Methodist church, Winter and Jefferson streets, Friday evening at 8 o'clock. An Invitation Is extended to the public. Jay Teed, violinist, will assist. The program will be as follows: x Binding Birds Louise Robyn Wllma Davis In June French London Bride English Charlotte Reeves Water Bonn French Tune Bummer Dorothy Oaynor Blake Helen Mae LoveriiiK Hunting Sons Dorothy Oaynor Blake Vespers Dorothy Gaynor Blake Sam Barker Moonitlow Dorothy Gaynor Blake Guitar Walts Dorothy Oaynor Blake Don Earle Madrlgale Slmonettl Jay Teed II March Bchumarm Hope Jaquith Hlklnir John Thompson Soldiers Approach Stephen Heller Mary Lou Reeves Happy Farmer Schumann Helen Paulsen Rondlno James H. Rogers The Hall Clock Juan M astern Bill? Morgan Rallor's Hornpipe E. Markham Le Japanese Doll Juan Masters George Frum Dolly'g Funeral Tf-chntkownky Jolly Polly Florence A. Goodrich Betty Beall Adoration Borowskt Jay Teed 111 Cheerful Ludwla Schyttc Louise Ramaer Amourette Stephen Heller Ilene Paulsen Funeral March of the Marionette. .Gounod Margaret llughlett Processional March Cornelius Gurlltt prelude. Op. HB. No. 20 Chopin Lorctia Beau Scherzo Schubert SolfcBBletto K. P. E. -Bach Doris Cllne Norwegian Bridal Party Grlec Prelude, Op. 28. No. 15 Chopin uretcnen uruuer w Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Orlic Boje and children, Gordon and Marie, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Silke and &on, Harold, attended the wedding ceremony ot Miss Wanda Elliott and Ross C ha pin at Perrydale Tues day. Miss Elliott was one of the high school faculty in Hubbard for the past three years, coming to Hubbard from Perrydale high school at the same time Mr. Silke came from there as superintendent of the Hubbard schools. The North Salem W.C.T.U. met with Mrs. Lena Scharff Tuesday af ternoon for dessert luncheon. Eleven new members were honor guests. There were 30 In attendance. Louise Marlyn Dotten was re ceived as a white ribbon recruit. Betty Mann gave a reading and Mrs. Avis Cannon appeared in three flute eoIos. Mrs. E. W. Miller was In charge of the lesson on alcohol education. Recent Bride Complimented Rickreall Mrs. William Middle- ton, Mrs. W. B. Allen and Mrs. H. A. Dempsey were hostesses Satur day evening at the letter's home at a miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs. Dean Allen (Edna Middleton), a recent bride. Mr. and Mrs. Allen, both of whom were reared in this community, are graduates of the local high school and popular in so cial activities. The evening was spent informal ly. Preceding the opening of the many gifts by the bride, Elizabeth Rowell sang two solos accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Dempsey. Zelma Al len gave a reading and a piano solo, and Wllma EULs gave a violin num ber. At the close of the evening re freshments were served. Those present were Mrs. Dean Allen, Mrs. E. A. Hamilton, Mrs. Jennie Hewitt, Mrs. Florence Rags dale, Mrs. Mary Burch. Mrs. Lillle Larkin. Mrs. W. W. Rowell. Mrs. John Roblson, Mrs. John Covllle, Mrs. V. A. Fox, Mrs. Davis Allen, Mrs. A. Q. Adams, Mrs. H. M. Wait, Mrs. Charles Wait of Portland, Mrs. E. A. Stenson, Mrs. Delma Hamer, Mrs. Asnes B. Ponsford, Mrs. Wil liam Ellis and the Misses Elizabeth Rowell, Caroline Burch, Wllma and Ruth Middleton, Elsie and Wllma Ellis, Zelma, Jean and Ilene Allen, Florence and Jeanne Coville, Bev erly Ponsford, June Fox and the hostesses, Mrs. Miauleton, Mrs. Al len and Mrs. Dempsey. District No. 21, Neighbors of Woodcraft will hold the annual pic nic in the city auto park Sunday, June 23. All Neighbors and their fa milies are invited. All are asked to bring a lunch and table service. Portland Home I Scene Of Wedding ouverion Local mends are re ceiving announcements of the wed ding Sunday afternoon at the Port land home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hofer, of Miss Jeannette Mount. niece and foster daughter of Mrs. Lavena Mount of Sllverton, and Howard Henry Coomler, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Coomler, of North Howell. The bride wore a floor length gown of soft pink moulln de sole modeled on princess lines, with medium high neck and puffed sleeves. She carried a sheaf bouquet of calla lilies. Her only attendant was Catherine Tomlson of Silver- ton, who wore a pale green flat crepe frock. Serving as best man was Ovid Coomler of Salem, broth er ot the groom. The ceremony was performed before an improvised altar of roses arranged about the fireplace. The dining room was lovely in bridal wreath and delphinlnum In tall baskets and low table bouquets. Following a brief wedding trip to Seaside, Mr. and Mrs. Coomler will reside at North Howell. ... Albany Mrs. A. M Taylor was hostess to member of the Albany Entrc Nous bridge club Wednesday of this week with Mrs. Percy R. Kel, ly and Mrs. J. P. Whlttlg of Salem as out-of-town guests. Luncheon was served at 1 o clock. Mrs J. P. Cawl field won the club prize and Mrs. Whlttlg the guest prize at bridge. Sixteen were bidden to the affair. The friends of Mrs. Sol Roberts. 860 Shipping street, are pleased to know that she has returned to her home in Salem following an opera tion at St. Vincent's hospital. ... Bride-Elect Feted at Shower Sclo Miss Vera Watklns of Jef ferson. whose marriage to Raymond Arnold ot near Sclo will be an event of late June, was the inspira tion tor a miscellaneous shower Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Al len Arnold, with Mrs. Frank Sens as joint hostess. The guest of honor was presented with gifts In a treasure hunt. Dec orations and refreshments carried out the pink and white color scheme. Among those present were Mrs. Been Gooch. Mrs. N. B. Moses and daughters, Marjorle and Maxlne, Mrs. J. L. Arnold, Mrs. BUI Rhoda, Mrs. O. L. Leffler, Mrs. Harold Maine, Mrs. Walter Miller and daughters, Ruth and Emogene, Mrs. Bob Schultz, Mrs. W, C. Newman, Additional Society on Page B) special! Our usual wave rrro complete I Perm. Oil Push Wave- $1 rn 9 Complete Castle Permanent Wavers Co. 307 1st Nat'l. 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