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Thursday, October 21, 1937 flit Capitol Journal, Salem, Oregon Five Society, Clubs and Music eltt lonu an FboM n Miss Betfe Church Now. Mrs. Joseph Darby At a lovely candlelight ceremony performed Wednesday evening at 3 o'clock, Mlsa Betta Church, daughter of Campbell Church, beeam the bride of Joseph Darby or saiem. The aervlce was read by Rer. H. R. White at the Church home on Fair mount Height In Eugene. The wedding party atood before an Improvised altar banked with whit chrysanthemum with candel abra on either aide. The bride wore a gown of whit velvet fashioned with a v-neckllne and full bodice, the skirt trailing Into a full train. Her veil of white tulle fell from a coronet of orange blossom also Into a train. She also wore a short face-veil. Miss Church carried a whit pray. erbook with gardenia and lilies of the valley on white velvet ribbon. Attending the bride was her sis ter, Miss Peggy Church, who wore a gown of hyacinth blue taffeta with the bodice laced with yellow velvet ribbons. Her flowers were a cascade of yellow chrysanthemums. Miss Peggy Ann Church, niece of the bride, was flower glrL Her dress was fashioned with a long skirt of yellow taffeta. She car ried blue cornflowers In a yellow basket. Dr. A. w. Selgrtst acted as best man for Mr. Darby. Ann Linden Graham received the guest at the door. At the reception following the ceremony the table was centered by the bride's cake decorated with white bouvardla. Decorating the dining room wen candles and pink chrysanthemums. Among the out-of-town guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Wllllsm S. Proctor, Mrs. Campbell Church, Jr, Mrs. A. P. Proctor and daugh ter. Miss Joanne Proctor, all of Se attle; Mr. and Mrs. Walter E, Church and three sons of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. L L. Darby and James Darby, Mrs. Carlton Smith, Mrs. Clifford Brown, Miss Frances John ston, Miss Dorothy Hagge, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Collins, all of Salem. ... A.A.U.W. Benefit Tea Wednesday The local chapter of the Ameri can Association of University Wo men will sponsor a benefit bridge bridge tea next Wednesday after- noon, October 27, at the Balera Wo men's clubhouse In North Cottage .street. Contract and auction will be in play during the afternoon be ginning at 3 o'clock. Those who do not care to play are Invited to come In for tea from to t. Reserva tions for the afternoon may be made by railing Mrs. David Wright at 7505, Mrs. Verne Mclntyre at 3532, or Mrs. Phillip Barrett at 4024. The A. A. TJ. W. supports a na tional scholarship fund of 140,000. which is awarded women for ad vanced study and research. Wed nesday' benefit will be applied on this fund. The local A. A. V. W. also maintain a state and a WU' lamette scholarship fund. General chairman for the bene. fit is Mrs. Olenn Steven. Her assisting committee Includes Mrs. David Wright, Mrs. Verne Mclntyre,' Mrs. Phillip Barrett, Mrs. W. N. Thompson, Mrs. L. W. Llndbeck, Mrs. H. J. Thomas, Mrs. Virgil Golden, Miss Mildred Christenson, Miss Margaret Hogg, Mrs. Luther Cook, Mrs. BJame Ertcksen, Miss Jeryme Upston, Miss Jane Fisher, Mrs. Kenneth Murdock, Miss Esther Glbbard, Miss Mabel Dotson, Mrs. Kenneth Fitzgerald and Mrs. R. F. Thompson. Miss Helen Breithaupt Speaks to Group The Three Link club will meet In the LOOP, temple Friday after noon at 3:30 o'clock with all visit ing Rebekahs invited to attend. Miss Helen Breithaupt will ten of her recent trip through the Pana ma canal. Hostesses will be Mrs. Cora Van Pelt, Mrs. Velma Laverty and Mrs. Minnie Bartholomew. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Smith gave a dinner party Friday evening to group of their friends at their home at the La Wauna Court apartments. The Halloween motif wu used In the decorations about the rooms. Those enjoying the affair were Evelyn Guthrie, Robert Simon, Helen Smith, Phil Salstrom, Harold Smith and Mrs. Helen Baker. Mr. Smith and Mrs. Baker are Instructors in the Sisters high school. 1 w w 4 ROMA WINK COMPANY! INC, Ue CeWenrie Willamette Homecoming Interests Salem Folk Willamette University Campus This week-end will find Willamette university busy entertaining the returning alumni, who will arrive on the campus for the annual Willamette university homecoming, a number of whom will be guest of their fraternities and sororities during their stay in the city. The campus social whirl will begin with the danc for students and alumni in the old high school gym Friday night after the Wulamette-Whlttler football game, with John Stalnacher and his or chestra playing. Saturday night the alumni will have their annual ban quet at the First Methodist church. School function will be brought to a close with the annual home coming play, "The Bishop Misbe haves," which will be presented In the Leslie auditorium Saturday night at 1:30. The play I being di rected by Mrs. Chester Oppen and Miss Loren Tompkins. Members of the cast are: Bishop, Forrest Mills; Red, Sidney Schles Inger; Donald, Donald Ewlng; Hes- College Capers Hope Chamberlin Oregon State College, Corvallis, Oct. 20 (Special) Social activity on the campus Is more or less at standstill this week while athletics take the fore. Students plan to go practically en masse to Eugene this week-end to participate in events there, which will be climaxed by the annual Oregon-Oregon State football battle Saturday afternoon. Among the many Salem enthus iasts. It Is probable that Anna Van Scoy, Ed Frank, Bud Mercer, Janet Robertson, Bobbe Shlnn, Enid Clif ford and Kenny Gallagher will be among those seen In OSC rooting stands Saturday afternoon ... In cidentally, we Just heard that Bud Mercer had one grand time while working in sunny, southern Califor nia this summer. Dorothy Butte and Shirley Crone- miller served on committee for the home economics club dinner last week . . . Shirley hss been getting numerous -by-lines in the campus daily. Gene Holsteln. Phi Delt pledge, Is the "secret sorrow" of many I rookess, a the rumor goe . . . tak ing part in 8AE activities is Ron Blundell, who also gives hi at tention to studying. Frequently seen in the El and on the dance floor at Wednesday af ternoon dances is Prank Burr, D.U. Junior . . . also seen at these mid week social events is Salley Mc- Lellan, Theta pledge who, inci dentally, ha her share of dates. The Alpha Chl's Barbara Miller is known among many campus cir cles a on of the test-dressed too 1c esses . . . good-looking plaid outfits have been worn lately by Mary Eason, Tri-Deit rookess . and Bobbe Shlnn, Theta, has been mentioned several times In the fashion column in the Barometer. Congratulations are in order for Don Coons, flashy, yet cautious, Orange football man who ha help ed with the rest to bring Oregon State up in pigskin scoring this fall. scoring wis lau. News item tell us that Marion Hennessy, a graduate of last year's class and a prominent Delta Delta Delta queen, will be an attendant at the wedding of Betty Beaty, one of her sorority sisters, which will be solemnized at the end of this month. New coiffure ax being wi by Arvella Kubin and Ore ten en Gamer , . . the former wearing her hair in an off-the-face fashion and the latter in page-boy style. Latest news is that Katharine Miller, Junior co-ed, Is the : presents tire from Kappa Delta sor ority to vie for the honor of ruling over the All -School formal . . . she is one of the twenty candidates named by each women's living group. The Mission Study alaas of the First Christian church will be en tertained at the home of Mrs. J. 0. Perry, S35 North Summer street, at I o'clock Friday. The topic for discussion will be "Rural America.'' The V. F. W. auxiliary will hold a sewing meeting at the home of Mrs. Henry 81m Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. SUNSHINE WINE CIAPK pairing se4riraiac ta glerieas nashies! ROMA "Qaality Control" rioting! No wander ROMA U ssasmc Wums here thsf sslliettic ftsvDS, i aseeaot aae laitisg bnllwaea rein tout ibut ! AJrwIXIC MTJtCATB WWTI F ha Qsrts,Hsrf Mm CALIFORNIA WISE ter, Betty Savage; Mr. Waller, Fred rick Phillips; Mrs. Waller, Margaret Hlnkle; Lady Emily Lyon, Rose Ann Gibson; Collins, Erwln Potter; Frenchy, Bill Herring ton, and Brooks, Lawrence M or ley. Members of the production staff are: Man- ager, John Mlnneman; publicity, David Stall; costumes', Josephine Gllstrap; stage manager. Bob Teet ers, and scenery and set, Miss con stanoe Fowler and Paint Spots. Sororities will entertain with a number of social functions honoring their returning alumnae. Friday evening the Alpha Phi Alpha soror ity will honor its al'imnae at a fire side party and will go in a body to the football game. Alumnae of Del ta Phi sorority will be honored guests at a luncheon at the sorority house Saturday. Saturday afternoon the Beta Chi sorority Is entertaining with an Informal tea for its alum nae between the hours of 3 and t. Sunday morning Beta Chi alumnae will be guests at a breakfast given In their honor. Sunday afternoon between the hours of 3:30 and t the Willamette university chapter of Daleth Teth Glmel will honor their alumnae at an Informal tea in Chresto cottage. Fraternities a well a the sorori ties will be busy with social affairs honoring their returning alumna this week-end. Alpha Psl Delta fra ternity will entertain with a dinner in honor of its returning members at the fraternity house Saturday noon, and have planned an infor mal party after the play Saturday night. Sigma Tau fraternity will be the scene of an informal party fol lowing the play Saturday night. Kappa Gamma Rho fraternity will entertain with an Informal party at the fraternity bouse after the play Saturday night, and following the party will go on a serenade, sun day they will honor their homecom ers at a dinner at the fraternity house. Singer Wins Plaudits For Performance Josephine Albert Spauldlng ap peared in concert at the new high school auditorium Wednesday af ternoon before a mora than cordial audience of high school students and townsfolk. Mrs. Spauldlng has a charming voice, complete with versatile range. splendid enunciation, depth of feel ing and a thorough-going musician ship. She feels what she sings and conquers every type of song. -Her forte, perhaps. Is In the folk song. Opening her program with Blast "L'ameau et un OUeau Rebelle, Mrs. Spauldlng Immediately won the complete confidence and con centration of her audience. In her second group she swung into negro spirituals "Lord, I Want to Be," "Da Gospel Train," the be loved and ever-popular "Deep Riv er" and "Joshua Fit d Battle ob Jericho." The third group Included San derson's "Until," Youman's "With out a Song," Curran's "Life' and the largo-like "Old Mother Hub bard" by Hutchinson. As an encore Mrs. Spauldlng res ponded with "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life." Miss Dorothy Pearoa was the accompanist. 1 j m Wtu-aJJt -islsi.MM"B,,"l"i Hta . II MILLER'S R. N. Paynes are Honored Guests Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Payne were honored Wednesday evening when a group of friends surprised them wun a nousewarming at their new home. Mrs. Fred Fleming and Mrs. A. K. LaBrancha arranged the af fair. Card wen in play during the evening and later supper was serv ed. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Payne, the guests of honor, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Moored, Miss Eileen and Miss Irma Moored, Mr. and Mrs. James Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey King, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph King, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Karsten, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Law rence, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Miller, Mis Leona La Branch, Eldon Cot tew, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fleming and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. La Branche. Writers' Section At Lytle Home Mrs. Julia Lytle was hostess to members of the Writer' club Tues day night. Prof. W. E. Lawrence of Corvallis led in a program of creative writing. Taking part were Mrs. J. C. Nelson, Ferry Relgle man, Mrs. Jessie Singleton, Prof. M. E. Peck, Mr. W. F. Fargo, Mlse Edna Garfield, Mrs. F. Q. Franklin, Mr. Blanche Jones and Mrs. Ly tic. Others present were Mrs. W. D. Smith, Miss Graoe Elisabeth Smith, Ernest Smith, Mrs. Morton Peck, Mis Renska Swart, Dr. Mary Row land, Dr. Franklin, Mrs. W. E. Lawrence of Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. John Clifford and Mrs. F. P. Mc Whorter also of Corvallis. Paul Whiteman on U. of O. Campus Eugene, Oct. 21 The tantalizing rhythm of the "King of Jazz, alia "the dean of modern American danc music," alias Paul Whiteman, will provide entertainment for home coming crowd on the University of Oregon campus in Eugene Friday. The maestro will direct his 30- plece orchestra in an hour concert in the university's McArthur Court, beginning at :30. At 10 o'clock and continuing until 1 a. m. he will play in the court for the uni versity' gala homecoming dance. An abundance of featured ar tlsts will be heard with the orches tra. Whiteman' hobby of discov ering new talent keeps hi troupe liberally sprinkled with coming stars, With him on his tour through Eu gene he brings Jimmy Blerly, hand some tenor; Marian Manners, sou thern soprano; Al Gallodoro, ace saxophonist; .Roy Bargy, outstand ing pianist; the "Swing Wing" of Teagarden, La Vere and Teagar den; and Mike Flngatore, banjo marvel. i Miss Arbuthnot Club Speaker Independence Miss Kathrine Ar buthnot of Monmouth, teacher of geography In the Normal depart ment, was the speaker at the meet ing of the Woman's club Tuesday afternoon and gave an Illustrated talk on her world tour. Mrs. Bruce Spauldlng of Dallas aang a group of numbers. The next meeting of the club will be held November 3 and will be known as Neighboring Club day. Dean Victor Morris of Eugene has been invited to be the guest speak- Mrs. K. L. Williams, Mrs. C. D. Smiley and Mrs. C. Charbonneau were hostesses for the afternoon and served refreshments. w 2) 3U wi with 3 pairs of fA famous 35c HICKORY SO -EASY ONE-PIECE SEAMLESS LATEX DRESS SHIELDS Hickory ! Mtobiattaa iti 50th Anniversary , . , so we re Inviting yam to a ieoi treat . . . with your purchase) of 3 pain ol Hickory ''So-Easy" SMelds (regular 35a perr pair value) ... for $1 we'll in clude on oiled -eilk i 4H inch Endurette Handi-Kit equipped with Glider fastener . . . value 25c . . . without charge). The) "So Easy" shields have) silk eyelet guides, on original Hickory Mature. Easy to sew la properly easy to remove. L I 1 Bride-Elect Is Honored Miss Neoma Z wicker, bride-eleet of Joe Helling, was honored with a shower last night at the home of Mrs. Harold Zwlcker. Mrs. Kenneth Zwlcker. Miss Alice Lambert and Miss Jeanette Zwlcker assisted Mrs. Harold Zwlcker with the serving. Those present were Mrs. Fred Zwlcker, Bonnie June and Carol Jean Zwlcker. Mrs. George Zwlcker, Mrs. Clara Roberts, Mrs. Eva Zwlcker, Mrs. Marjorle Lewis, Miss Marion Zwlcker, Mrs. Rllla Chap man, Mrs. Kenneth Zwlcker, Miss Helen Llese, Mrs. Terdic Hall, Miss Genevieve Tucker, Mrs. Imogene Canaan, Miss Marjorle Baker, June Shrum, Miss Juanlta Bhrum. both of Portland, Steve Zwlcker and the hostess, Mrs. Harold Zwlcker. Miss Neoma Zwlcker and Mr, Relllng will be married October 30. They will make their home in Sa lem. . . Miss Wilma Doss Feted at Party Woodbum Miss Wllma Doss, whose marriage to Ernest Livesay takes place tonight at the Metho dist Episcopal church, was honored with a pre-nuptlal shower by mem bers of the Rebekah lodge after the regular meeting Tuesday evening. Miss Doss was brought into the lodge room in a small wagon and presented with a clothes basket filled with gifts. Mrs. W. H-Broyles and Mr. Fred Hall acted aa flower girl in appropriate costume. Plans were made to hold a family dinner November 13. Committee appointed were: Kitchen, Mrs. James H. Livesay, Mrs. Jeanette Zlmmerle and Mrs. George Beach; dining room, Mrs. W. P. Lessard, Mis Wllma Doss, Mrs. Vernon Trent, Mrs. Harold Mulkey and Miss Opal Hasenyager. Plans were also discussed for a carnival to be held December 3. Mrs. Vernon Frenti, good of order chairman, will select the commit tees for this event. New officer were nominated for the semi-annual election, which will be held November 10. Refreshment were served by Mrs. J. Meivin Ringo, miss Joyce wood fin, Mrs. Fred Hall, Mrs. Nettle Johnson and Miss Nona Otjen. A large number of member and visitor were present. . The Woman Benefit association will meet In the Knights of Pythias hall this evening at 3 o'clock. There will be a business meeting and in stallation of officers. Mothers! Treat Children's Colds This Proved Way More mothers use VapoRub than any ouier meaicauon oi its una wey have proved it by use in their own nomea. n was fur ther proved in the world's largest eolda cllnlo. No '"dosing" just massage v epottu d on throat, chest, and bach at bedtime. Almost at once. It poultice-and-vapor action start to loosen rjhleinn. relieve irrita tion and coughing, help break local congestion. i ten, by morning the worst of the oold I over. oft MILLINERY "Priced To Delight The Budgeteers!! Expertly Fashioned Fur Felts - Smartly Tailored Imported Austrian Velours -- Persian and Fur Trims Models In OFF THE FACE J HE The Mr. and Mrs. X. Horton will be host to their friends at their home. IS South Cottage street. Tuesday. October 3. The occasion Is the Mth wedding anniversary of the couple. Hours will be from 1 to 6 and 1 p I o clock. . Mrs. Hunt Qulnn win give con tract bridge lessons at the Hotel Marlon this coming Monday at 10:15 a. m, 3:30 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. The evening session will be devoted to beginners. Dancing Club Enjoys Affair zena one of the outstanding affairs for the season for the Hap py Hour dance club was tne dance given for the birthday anniversaries of charter members, Mrs. R. A. Looney, Salem, and Mrs. Milton Stephen and N. R. BoUand, Zena, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hol land. In addition to the honor guests the following were present: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin and children, Margaret, Floy and Marvin; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Butler, Mr. and Mr. Ira Martin, Mr. and Mr. Charles Gilbert and sons, Robert and Mer- ril, Mr. and Mrs. Oilbert Pones and children, Richard and Jewel, Mr. and Mrs. Church Stephens, R. A. Looney, Mil ton Stephens, Mrs. N. R. Holland, Mr. and Mrs. Ephrlam Bonn, Mr, and Mrs. Richard Pear- son, Mr. and Mrs. Chris A. Halle- man and children, Robert, Jack, William and Carolyn, Esther Damm, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Crawford and daughter, Wllma, Mr. and Mrs. George Haldeman and daughter, Kay, Janet and Anna Marie Pear son, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon James, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Williams, Bes sie and Dale Cresswel, The Capital Assembly of Artisans will hold its regular business meet ing at t o'clock Thursday evening at the Fraternal temple. Cards will be In play following the meeting, IMPRINTED WITH YOUR NAME... MILLERS smn J AUNT EE TURBANS NEW BONNET BRIMS YOUTHFUL ROLLERS BRETONS DESIGNED-TAILORED BY WORLD FAMOUS HATTERS & DESIGNERS EXCLUSIVELY FOR miCE SHOE GO. Early Shopper i Assured of the Best Selection V. F. W. Auxiliary , Is Honored Albany Election of officers in Linn Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars, held recently resulted In the following being elected: President. Mrs. Ida Parsons; senior vice-president, Mrs. Jessie Lytle; Junior vice- president, Mrs. Olga Lucht; trea surer, Mrs. Blanche Allphln; chaplain, Mrs. Polly Stile; con ductress, Mrs. Perls Nygren; guard. MILLERS 2nd Floor, W'f - ir7 " . . A- NEWNESS.... VARIETY..... Everything to make choice of a Fall Hat a umph t From Directoire brim to Shako turban. From velvet to suedeskin. The important hats of the season are in this new extra-special col lection! - . - . 'or 875 or 7.50 'or 6.50 for 5.00 Mrs. Minnie Kutsch. Installation is scheduled to take place In November Jointly with the post. ... Friend of Jimmy BlondsQ, son of Mrs. Helen Blond ell, are happy to learn that be I recovering sat isfactorily at the Salem General hospital from an operation per formed recently. Try a Journal Want Ad QUALITY! your tri 2.98 here we-
