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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1936)
THURSDAY, MAT 21, 1938 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGOW Society, Clubs and Music Edited by Rovena Byre, Phone 3573 Lehman-Sanders Ceremony Friday The parsonage of the First Chris tian church will be the scene o( a beautiful ceremony Friday night at o'clock when Jean Sanders be comes the bride of Herman James Lehman. Rev. Guy L. Drill will read the service in the presence of the two immediate families and few intimate friends. The bride will wear a pastel blue suit. Her hat will be yellow and her accessories will be white. She will wear a corsage of rosebuds. Mr. and Mrs. Don Primrose of Eunene will be the only attendants. Fallowing a short wedding trip the couple will be at home at 1140 South 15th street. The bride-to-be Is the daughter of Thornton B. Holeman of North Howell. She attended school in Juneau, Alaska. Mr. Lehman is the . son of Mr. and Mrs. August Leh man. He attended Salem schools and for the past nine years has been pressman at the Capital journal, A. A. U. W. Tea Is Postponed The fellowship fund tea planned by Salem branch, AAUW. ror m riav Mnv 22. in Miss Sally Bush' gardens has been postponed until some time next week. The exact date will depend upon the weather, and will be announced later. All Intoratod nuv call anv mem ner of Salem branch, AAUW, next week for information aa to the date Mrs. E. J. Scellars Hostess Tomorrow Mrs. E. J. Scellars has invited members of her contract club and several additional guests to lunch eon at the Spa Friday Tables will be made up for bridge at the Scell ars Fairmount hill home later. Bidden are Mrs. James Nicholson, Mrs. Ralph Cooley, Mrs. Lawrence Smith and Mrs. Flora Thomas, ad' dttlonal guests, Mrs. George Alexan der, Mrs. William McQtlchrtst, Jr., Mrs. Lyman Steed, Mrs. Irwin Smith, Mrs. B. F. Pound, Mrs Fred Stump and the hostess, Mrs. F. J. Scellars. Recent Bride Complimented Mrs. John Thompson, a recem bride, was the inspiration for kitchen shower Tuesday evening at the home or Mrs. Russell Hume in Summer street. The color scheme of pink and white was carried out in the table arrangements and with roses and syringa about the rooms. The gifts were presented in a huge pink box with a large white bow. Supper was served at a late hour. Covers were placed for Mesdames John Thompson, Walter Taft, Earl Johnson, Albert Fabry. Allen Har mon.Albert Harmon, Alvln Gardner, Delia Childs. Vada Hill, Fred Hunt and the hostess. Delta Phis to Be Complimented The Delta Phi Mothers' club will honor active members with a pic nic at the Court street chapter house from 4 until 6:30 o'clock Sun day afternoon. Patronesses, hon orary members and the families of members have been bidden. The committee in charge includes Mrs. David W. Pugh, Mrs. Walter H. Smith and Mrs. w. R. Speck. Miss Taylor in Splendid Recital Miss Hortense Taylor, violinist and student of Miss Mary SchulU, presented her senior recital before . a large audience at Waller ball last night. Miss Taylor handled her difficult program with admirable ease and showed great growth in her techm cal powers since her junior recital last year. Miss Ina Bennett was the accompanist. Mrs. Mary Ferber, department president of the Daughters of Union Kiivu war veterans, win pay an of ficial visit to the local organization Friday. The group will meet at the armory that evening at 8 o'clock and an interesting program is being arranged. The officers club of Salem Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges will sponsor another dance at Fraternal temple Saturday night, May 23. at 9 o'clock, W. A. Cladek and Irene Scheelar are chairmen of their re spective committees and they In vite all friends of these two organ izations to attend. ' it was inadvertently stated in yesterday's paper that the Letter Carriers' auxiliary sponsored the Kay Francis-first aid car benefit on Tuesday. The affair was given by the Postal Clerks' auxiliary at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Drorbaugh in Court street. Albany Formation of a women's , auxiliary and nomination of offic ers and directors for the coming year were features of the meeting of the Albany Lyons club Tuesday. Election by the auxiliary resulted as follows: Mrs. Lyle Bain, presi dent; Mrs. C. von Hickman, vice president; Mrs. Emmftt Konzelman, secretary;. Mrs. Richard R. Levy, treasurer. Assisting in the organization of the auxiliary were Mi Floyd South, Portland, state auxiliary president; Mrs. Ed Shea of Portland, Mrs. Frank Oilkey and Mrs Walter Kuhn of Newport. Nominations for the Lions club are to be voted on at the first meeting in June. The Three Link club will meet at the I. O. O. F. hall Friday after noon at 2:30 o'clock. Hostesses will be Mrs. Blanche Scheelar, Mrs. Lena Wright and Mrs. Laura Oroves. At 6:30 o'clock a no-host supper will be served. The encampment will be entertained at that time and all members and Rebekahs are in- vlted. B. P. W. Chorus to Try for Trophy The state Business and proles. sional Women's convention In Rose- burg late this week in evincing the interest of Salem talk. The con- test for the winning chorus honors si one of the high spots of the con vention and the Salem chorus, win ners twice in succession, will strive to bring the stiver loving cup back to the capital. Miss Gretchen Kreamer is director and Miss BUlie Herbster is the accompanist. Personnel of chorus: Mrs. Ilda Blngenhelmer, Mrs. Louise Milton' berger. Mrs. Mulda Lledstrom, Mrs. Alice Anderson, Mrs. Rose Wilkes, Mrs. Effle Arehart, Mrs. Esther Hagedorn, Mrs. Maude Ramseyer, Mrs. Jessie Taylor, Mrs. Hattle Bu sick. Miss Alta Kirschner, Miss Jo sephine Evans, Miss Helen Breit- haupt, Mrs. Emily Howard, Mrs, Clarice Herbster, accompanist, and Miss Gretchen Kreamer, director. Delegates appointed by the pres ident for the convention are Mrs, Susan Varty, Miss Helen Brelthaupt, Miss Josephine Evans, Mrs. Esther Hagedorn, Mrs. Ilda Blngenhelmer. Alternates appointed by the presi dent, Miss Alta Kerschner, Mrs. Rose Wilkes, Mrs. Clarice Herbster, Mrs. Jessie Taylor and Mrs. Emily Howard. The Salem B. P. W. club has re- ceived an invitation from the Fort- land club to attend a picnic dinner to be given at the Portland muni cipal airport Thursday evening, June 4 at 6:30 o'clock. Royal Neighbors Meet at Cabin The Royal Neighbors Sewing club entertained at a no-host luncheon at the cabin at the fairgrounds Wednesday. Plans were made to fur nish the cabin more completely at an early date. Singing was a di version of the afternoon. The next meeting will be held at the cabin June 3 with Mrs. Dora Pratt acting as hostess. M. E. Women Have Luncheon Woodburn A group of the Feder ated women of the Methodist Epis copal church motored to Salem Tuesday for 1 o'clock luncheon and a social meeting at the Old People's Home. Mrs. Mary Mohr of Chemawa led the devotional service, A brief business meeting was held with Mrs. Edna Lytle presiding. During the program hour vocal solos were given by Mrs. William Tschopp of Salem, accompanied by Mrs. Arthur Dennl son; Mrs. Gordon McOilchrist of Salem, accompanied by Mrs. Ted Gordon, and Mrs. Donald Orr of Woodburn, accompanied by Mrs. J. Mel v in Rlngo. A reading was given by Miss Constance Smart and Mrs. P. M. Hammond gave a very inter esting talk on missionary work. Mrs. Benjamin Blatchford, presi dent of the board of trustees of the home, called on several, of the in mates who responded with readings and vocal solo. Mrs. Charles Lytic of Salem assisted in arranging the program. A social hour followed the meet ing and the visitors were taken on a tour through the home. This was the last social meeting of the federation until August. A business meeting wlL be held the first Tuesday in June for election of officers. Friday night at 7.50 o'clock the Fast Matrons assocletion, O.E.S., will meet for dinner at Godfrey. Sterling Chapter Feted by Maids Mrs. Willma Wright and Miss Dorothy Holmes were hostesses Monday evening for Sterling chap ter of W.W.G. of the Calvary Bap tist church. Following a dessert luncheon the regular business meeting and pro gram was held. Miss Loree Barham reported on missions and Miss vei ns Alexander had -the program for the evening. Present were Miss Florence Tull, Miss Loree Barham, Miss La Vlnia Buirgy, Miss Florence Foster, Miss Vclna Alexander, Mrs. Ruby Mann. Mrs. Ina Gregg and the hostesses, Mrs. Willma Wright and Miss Dor othy Holmes. Janet Wentworth To Wed Soon One of the most thrilling bite of romantic news of the season was announced yesterday in Portland by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Went worth when they told friends in formally of the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Janet Suart Went worth, to Philip Church Smith. Mr. Smith is the son of Mrs. Grace Church Smith of Portland. The wedding, to be attended only by members of the two families, will be held at noon on Thursday, June 4, at the Church of Our Fath er (Unitarian), with Dr. W. G. Eliot, Jr., reading the service. The wed ding party and guests will go to the home of the bride's parents, 2430 Northeast Hancock street, for luncheon following the marriage. Miss wentworth, who did her preparatory work at St. Helen's hall in Portland. Is a graduate 01 Radcliffe college. She is an active Junior leaguer and for several years has been society editor 01 tne Portland News-Telegram. Mr. smith is a graduate of the New Mexican Military institute and the Univer sity of Oregon, where he affiliated with the Chi Psl fraternity, ac also attended the army flying school in San Antonio, Tex. The couple plan to be at home on Westover terrace after June SO. They are both well known In Salem. Miss Dunivan Guest of Honor Silverton For the pleasure of Miss Janice Dunivan, bride -elect of Marshall Powell of Salem, Mrs. Lee Haskins was hostess Wednesday evening at her home In South First street. A 6 o'clock dinner was served with six guests present and a surprise spice shower for the popular dr re elect was cleverly planned later with more than 20 additional guesu present. A fake telegram was hand ed the honor guest telling her where she would find her gifts that were in various places about the home. Miss Dunivan's marriage is an nounced for May 30. Dallas Club to Give Gay Dance Dallas The annual dance of th? Woman's club will be held on May 29 in the armory. A number of com mittees, under the general direction of Mrs. Erie Fulgham, president. are rapidly rounding plana for the affair into shape. Full particulats are to be released shortly by the publicity committee which is headed by Mrs. J. A. Inglis and Mrs. Wil liam Swindells. The Willamette University Y. W. C. A. entertained with a tea Wed nesday afternoon In Chresto Cot tage, honoring Miss Kuull Emato, exchange student at Willamette University from the University of Hawaii. The Englcwood Parent-Teacher association will meet at the school Friday evening at 8 o'clock for the annual May festival. Officers will be installed during the evening. r MILLER'S Taffeta tells of smart headwork Dazzle your public with the enchanting fresh ness and crisp smartness of one of these taffeta hats . . . they've town brims just big enough . . . breton brims and ribbon trims... and smart is the woman who wears one! 5 MILLINERY DEPT. SECOND FLOOR The woman's Benefit association will meet in the K.P. hall this eve ning at 8 o'clock. Reports will be made by members attending the rally in Eugene last week. Middle Grove The Woman's Missionary society will hold Its May meeting at the home of Mrs. Leon ard Malm. Mrs. Lydia Scharf will preside over the devotionals and will also present the program num bers. The first chapter of the new mission study book "Towards a Christian America," will be given In a brief review by Mrs. Mary Wamp ler. As this is the first meeting since March, the president urges a full attendance in order that de layed business matters may be dis posed of at this time The April meeting was tabled in order that the members could attend the meet ing of the Salem Evangelical Mis sionary society in Salem. Following the meeting members of both organizations were guests of Rev. Pettlcord at a showing of colored slides showing the Evan gelical missions in Japan and China. ... ' Daughters or Veterans will meet at the armory Friday night at 8 I o'clock. ... Miss Helen Worth is expected to arrive in town Friday to visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Worth. She will return to Eugene, where she is a student at the uni versity, on Saturday lo attend the Mortar board baU. College Capers by HOPE CHAMBERLIN Oregon State College, Oorvallls, May 21 (Special) Following the gaiety and whirl of Campus Week end, collegiate activity seems un usually quiet, while students are be ginning to center their efforts on academic study in preparation for Spring term final examinations. On ly a few social functions remain on the calendar for the last two weeks. This coming week-end is the last time this school year lor organiza tion social activities, the future days being given over to commencement and other senior activities. Frater nities and sororities aro making the best of what little time there is left and have filled Friday, Saturday ana aunaay wiin informal and for mal dances, picnics and dinners. Sigma Nu, Sigma Kappa, Delta Tau Delta, Alpha Delta PI and As. soclaUd Men's Halls will be hosts at informal danoes Friday night. Saturday night will aee Beta Theta Pi, Delta Zeta, Phi Sigma Kappa, Pi Kappa Phi and Sigma Alpha Ep- silon entertain at their annual spring formals. Alpha Sigma Phi, Alpha XI Delta, Delta Sigma Phi, Kappa Delta, Kappa Sigma and Theta Ohl will hold informal dances this same night, while Beta Kappa will make merry at a picnic and Kappa Alpha Theta will entertain guests at a treasure hunt. Delta Up sllon, Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi Sigma Kappa and Theta Kappa Nu will be hosts at Sunday guest-dinners. Officers of the military staff and the administrative council enter tained Governor Charles H. Martin at a luncheon yesterday noon in th Memorial Union, Governor Marti was here for the annual review o the Infantry, engineer and field ar tillery units of the ROTC. The University of Oregon chaptei of Mortar Board, national honor so ciety for senior women, will be hos tesses to the Oregon State collegi chapter at dinner and the unlversltj rilav tontshL Th riinn,. I. hm held in honor of Mrs. Frederick M Hunter, wife nf nhajirvllm. unt Talons, sophomore service honorarj ror women, wui uso be entertained in Eugene tonight by Kwama, cor. responding societv on th tt f n campus. Dinner wUl be given in theii nonor at tne Ancnorage. Both soci eties have entertained the othei previously this year, each having Is mind the establishing of unity be. kween scuaenis on the different (Concluded on Page 10) j Sale of Tim ffl 9 9t Mmie A Direct Factory Purchase In volving Hundreds of Pairs of Famous HOLEPROOF HOSE! IRREGULARS OF BUY 4 PAIRS for only $9.35 Knee High and Reg. 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