Monday, February 21, 1938
The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
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Society, Clubs and Music
Town and Country
Club is Honored
Mrs. George A. White will preside
at luncheon and bridge In her West
LefelLe street residence Wednesday
honoring members of the Town and
Gown Country club and several ad
ditional guest.
Club members Include Mrs. Clar
ence Keene of BUverton, Mrs. Karl
fitelwer of Jefferson, Mrs. Margaret
LeFurgy, Mrs. Homer Smith, Sr,
Mrs. Homer Ooulet, Mrs. Romeo
Oouley, Mrs. William McOllchrUt,
Jr., Mrs. Jack Currle, Mrs. T. A.
Uvesley, Mrs. Karl snell. Mrs. Fred
erick 8. Lamport, Mrs. Arch Jerman
and the hostess, Mrs. George A.
White.
Fidelis Class
Gives Dinner
The Fidelia class of the Jason Lee
Memorial church met In the fire
place room for a no-host dinner Fri
day evening. The patriotic motif was
carried out throughout the room and
table decorations. Mrs. C. A. Martin,
assisted by Mrs. An eel Carnegie and
Mrs. Robert Klemple, had charge of
the arrangements. After the devo
tlonal and business meeting the re
'matnder of the evening was spent
with games.
Those present Included Rev. and
Mrs. Lynn Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Burkey, Bernlce Brewster, Ruth Nor
ris. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klemple,
Edna McElhaney, Mr. and Mrs. Geo
rge Naderman, Cleonna and Jack,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hunter, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Martin and Jean
ette, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young and
Nadlne, Mr. and Mrs. Ancel Carnegie,
) Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Martin, Mr. and
A. Mrs. J. N. Brlnkley, Betty Lou and
Sherrtll, Mrs. Herman Rehfuss and
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Campbell.
Au Revoir Party
Gala Event
Mrs. J. A Fehler, who it leaving
shortly on ft two-months' trip, was
honored with party Friday eve
ning when Mrs. J. A. Wiltaey enter
tsined In her North 30th street home.
Bidden to say au revoir to Mrs.
Fehler were Mrs. Victor Butler, Mrs.
Arthur Cummlngs, Mrs. Fred Pet
arson, Mrs. Cecil Kern, Mrs. Archie
Elliott, Mrs. Charles South and the
hostess, Mrs. J. A. Wiltaey.
Hughes-Powers Vows
Said in California
Old fit. Mary's church In San
Francisco saw the simple wedding
service of Miss Margaret Powers,
daughter of Mra. A. H. Powers of
Marshfifld, and Patrick Hughes, son
of Mrs. Anna Erhart of Portland,
on Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Father Henry I. aura.
The bride wore a wool ensemble of
cactus rose shade, with a corsage
of orchids. WKh It she wore a hat
of shiny black straw and black ac
eessorles.
Both young people are graduates
of the university of Oregon. Mrs.
Hughes was affiliated there with
Delta Oamma and Mr. Hughes with
Phi Oamma Delta. He later went
east for graduate work at Har
vard and University of Chicago.
Both are well known In Salem,
Following the wedding, dinner
was served at the home of the
bride's sister and brother-ki-law.
Mr. and Mrs, Cletus Boodell (Hasel
Powers), 414 IHllcrest. San Mateo.
and the young couple left on t
wedding trip through southern Cali
fornia. They are to be at hotne In
Portland.
. Beta Sigma Phis
Meet This Evening
Mrs. Thomas J. Drynan will enter
tain the Beta Sigma Phis at her
home this evening, plans will be
made for the annual Fashion show,
which will be held this year at the
Elks temple on Wednesday, March
33. Mrs. George Scales will be In
charge of the event.
THI WAN DIM NC WINDSORS. Edward an.
the farmer Mra, Wallts WsrrleM. will settle fee fear months Is)
this Versailles, Prance, chattel ewned br Mra, rani Oupay.
mius to
CAES Alt CAME, SAW, and conquered Helen M.
Barker, socialite daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Barker of
New York, for a rhumbs at the Waldorf, under watchful eye of
Orchestra Leader Xavier Cugat left. The Caesar tn this mod
ern Instance Is Caesar Romero, Hollywood film actor.
Bank Groups at
Woodburn Dinner
A group of more than 100 bank
officers, employes and friends gath
ered at Woodburn Thursday evening
for a forum dinner meeting of the
Marlon county chapter of the Amer
ican Institute of Banking with L. C.
Buchner, manager of the Woodburn
branch of the First National Bank
of Portland, presiding. -
Members were present from Mill
City, Silverton. Mt. Angel, Wood-
burn and Salem.
Dr. Burt Brown Barker, vice-pres
ident of the University of Oregon,
was the speaker of the evening, and
was Introduced by Lawrence Mann,
assistant vice-president of the First
National Bank of Portland.
Dr. Barker's talk, "The Money
Changer's Table," was made ex
tremely interesting due to the fact
of his having with him a genuine
money changer's table dating back
to the 16th century- He explained
the mechanism of the table to the
group, and outlined the progress of
the syttem of money handling from
the time of the early Biblical days
of money changes on until the first
banking organisations came Into ex
istence.
Miss Bessie O. Smith, president of
the Marion county chapter, an
nounced that the annual banquet
for the organisation would be held
In Salem during April In the form of
a dinner followed by an Informal
dance. Arrangements are In charge
of the women employes of the three
Salem banks, with Mrs. Cordis Wi
per of Ladd Ac Bush in eharge.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. J.
Fuhrer, Bawl Daue, Lucille Jaekow-
skl. Leah Suing, Oordie Wiper,
MaryeHen Ritchie, Lawrence Maves,
Michael Fltvpawiek. Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Ortanm, Walter McCune,
Bob Powell, Horace Jewett, WUHam
Morlarrty, Berten Atkins, Frank
Crawford, Ray Hoc fates.. Carl Steel-
hammer, Clarke Jaekeen, . C.
Oretgg. Roger Ketieog. Pl Llp-
otd, Hasty Tuttle. Krward Zs-
kara. Burl Dueton, fiy Suing, Mr,
and Mm. Linn Smith. Mr. and Mrs.
L. R. Planer, Mr. and Mts. Arthur
K aok, Mr. and Mrs. Bel wen Imlah,
Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Thompson, Bes
sie Smith, Lttelle Fruit, Beulah
Van OuHder. Paul Allen. Den Dour-
Is, Jack Bush. Margery Irunan and
Gladys McKay.
Professor Frank Child of Wil
lamette university,' instructor for
the group In economics this year,
was ft special guest at the meeting.
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Pythian Sisters
Official to Visit
Mrs. Clara Moss, grand chief of
the Pythian Sisters of Oregon, will
pay her official visit to Centralis
Temple, No. 11, Pythian Sisters.
Tuesday evening. Members and
friends will enjoy a no-host dinner
at 0 p-m. in the K. P. hall. 348
North Commercial street.
Committee for the dinner Is Mrs.
Mae Gohrke. Mrs. Dorothy Wilson,
Mrs. Lillian Hixson and Mrs. Sylvia
Kelly Furlough.
The reception committee Includes
Mrs. Azsle Hixson and Mrs. Pearl
Kinzer. Pythian Sisters are urged to
attend.
WCTU Institute
This Friday
The South Salem W C TU. Insti
tute will be held In the South Sa
lem Friends church on Friday, Feb
ruary 96, at 10 o'clock. The morn
ing program, has been announced
as follows:
Devotions, Mrs. Martha Frlaslnii bual
ni ie talon, km. Charles Haworth pra
Udinc; LI 111 in Stevens and Letislation,
Hn, Polndexter; Health Projects In Mar
lon County, Mrs. George Moor head; Chil
dren's Parm Home, Mrs. Viola Burson:
Marlon County W.C.T.U Mrs, Jennie
Munn, county president.
A no-host lunch will be served at Boon.
The afternoon pros rim Includti: De
votions. Mrs. C. I. Bneed: vocal solo.
Mra. Oordon MeGilehrlit: World W.C.T.u..
Mrs. Stanley Clemes of India; Loyal Tem
perance Union. Mrs. Milton Porter: Feb
ruary Membership Work, Mrs. O. R.
Christie; Alcohol Xducatlon Fund, Mrs.
Ruth Toose, stata vice president.
All women of South fialem arc la.
vited to attend.
Boise Wedding of
Interest in Capital
Announcements are being receiv
ed by Salem folk revealing the mar
riage of Miss Myra Julia Hulser.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hulser of Boise, Idaho, and David
Neal Johnson, formerly of Salem
ana now or Boise.
The ceremony was a stellar event
of Friday, February 18, in the Ida
ho capital. Following a wedding
trip the couple will be at home at
1415 Harrison Boulevard In Boise,
where Mr. Johnson Is state manag
er of the United Press association.
Mrs. Johnson attended the Uni
versity of Oregon. Mr. Johnson is
a former Willamette student.
Alpha Mu Delphians have post
poned their next meeting until
March 8, The session was to have
been held Tuesday In the Salem
public library.
The Portland Beta Chi Mothers
club has Invited the Salem club to a
luncheon to be held at the home of
Mrs. George Clark. 7302 North Chase
street, Wednesday at 1 o'clock. Those
wishing reservations are asked to
call Mrs. Arthur U pa ton.
Felicitations are being extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McGUvra of
Forest Orove upon the birth of a
daughter Saturday at the Emanuel
hospital In Portland. Mrs. McGUvra
will be remembered as Louise Nunn,
daughter of Mrs. J. J. Nunn of Sa
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D.A.V. Auxiliary
Has Many Events
Mrs. vera ostrander, department
head of the woman's auxiliary of
Disabled American Veterans of the
World war, returned recently from
a trip to Forest Orove and Oregon
City, where she made plans for the
forthcoming membership drive.
The sewing club of the woman s
auxiliary of the Disabled American
Veterans of the World War met at
the home of Mrs. Leon Hansen Fri
day afternoon. A shower was given
Mrs. Theodore Peeranboom.
Tuesday, February 33, United
States Veterans' hospital, Portland,
will be host to Salem unit, woman's
auxiliary of the Disabled American
Veterans of the World War. The
officials of the hospital have arrang
ed an Inspection tour of the hospital.
Oregon Woman
Wins Coveted Honor
Announcement of the appoint
ment of Mrs. Dana D. Backes of
Klamath Falls as special represen
tative of the International Federa
tion of Business and Professional
Women for the state of Oregon was
made today by Miss Lena Madesln
Phillips of New York City, Interna
tional president Appointment of
these International representatives,
of whom there will be one in each
state, is made with the approval and
concurrence of the state president,
who. In this Instance, Is Mrs. Zola
F. Morgan of Hillsboro.
Duties of the International repre
sentatives are to acquaint the clubs
throughout the state with the work
of the International Federation, to
assist In the arrangement of pro
grams for the observance of Inter
national night on February 35, and
to stimulate Interest and member
ship In the International Federa
tion, which was founded by the Na
tional Federation of the United
States in 1B30 and now has branch
es in 35 countries.
Mrs. Backes Is a former president
of the Klamath Falls Business and
Professional Women's dub and
former corresponding secretary and
treasurer of the Oregon Federation
of Business and Professional Wom
en's clubs. She Is a graduate of Al
berta, Canada, college and Is by
profession a fire Insurance agent,
She has been long Identified with
the Oregon Federation and has the
reputation of being an unusually
able executive, so that her appoint
ment as International Federation
representative is regarded as an ap
propriate one.
Delta Phis Give
Dinner Party
Willamette University Campus
Delta Phi sorority sophomores en
tertained with an Informal dinner
at the sorority house Sunday, The
table was centered with a Delta
Phi done in yellow flowers and
place and a large mirror. Long
yellow ftpaers In crystal holders set
uu Mia iiuiai uuigiiia oi uie nouse.
Place cards were white with yellow
trim.
Covers were placed for Miss Jes
sie Wood, Miss Jean Bartlett, Miss
Verna Vosper, Miss Eleanor Sher
man, Miss Enid Winningham, Miss
Helen Lois Winningham, Miss Bar
bara Chapler, Miss Virginia Moore,
Arnold Hard man, Harold Hutchen
son. Bob McKown, Floyd Ktrk pet
rick, Brono Williams and Jimmy
Johnson.
Bridge Luncheon
Wednesday Event
Mrs. Wlllard Marshall will en
tertain at luncheon in her Wal
nut Park home Wednesday after,
noon honoring members of her con
tract club. Tables will be made up
for bridge later.
Club members include Mrs. George
weiier, Mrs. Wallace Carson. Mrs.
Kenneth Power, Mrs. John R.
Caughwell, Mrs. Frank Chapman,
Mrs. Kenneth Wilson, Mrs. Wolcott
Buren. Mrs. Rex Adolph, Mrs. Ken
neth Perry and the hostess, Mrs.
Marshall.
Miss Josephine McOUchrUt will
entertain Informally for a group of
the younger set at her North Sum
mer street home this evening.
Mrs. Clifton Mudd has Invited the
Tuesday Drama class to her home
tomorrow afternoon for study and
tea,
Mr. and Mrs. Philmore Huth of
Portland were visitors In the capital
Sunday.
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Mrs. Louis Lachmund
Luncheon Hostess
Mrs. Louis Lachmund was hostess
at a smartly arranged luncheon at
Godfrey's this afternoon in compli
ment to members of her contract
club.
Club members Include Mrs. O. O.
Locke, Mrs. Linn C. Smith, Mrs. F.
S. Lamport, Mrs. Clarence W. Keene
of Silverton, Mrs. George F. Rod
gers, Mrs. Henry W. Meyers and the
hostess, Mrs. Louis Lachmund.
A benefit card party will be held
at 8U Vincent de Paul parish
house at f:15 o'clock Tuesday
night. Bridge, pinochle and "500"
will be in play and all interested
persons are invited.
Aurora Woman's
Club Complimented
Aurora Mrs. James Ogle, assisted
by Mrs. E. p. Mlchell, entertained
Wednesday afternoon for members
of the Aurora Woman's club and a
few additional guests.
Mrs. Peter Mudle of Portland was
guest speaker during the program
hour, which was preceded by a short
business meeting. Mrs. Mudle stress
ed the value of Oregon products and
exhibited a large number of varieties
of canned food.
Dispensing hospitalities at the re
freshment hour were the hostesses.
assisted by Mrs. N. E. Manock and
Mrs. L. O. Olesy.
Guests were Mrs. Clinton, Mrs. E-
J. Snyder and Mrs. J. T. Smith.
Mrs. J W Sadler, general chair
man, has completed arrangements
for the silver tea to be given at the
Presbyterian church on Washing
ton's birthday. The proceeds wlll be
used for the Saldie Orr Dunbar ex
pense fund. Everyone la cordially in
vited to attend.
Mrs. Sid Morley
Feted at Party
silverton using the valentine
motif effectively about the rooms.
the Bernard Johnson home was the
scene Friday afternoon of a charm
ingly arranged post nuptial miscel
laneous shower of gifts and social
hour in compliment to Mrs. Sid
Morley (Ella Larson.)
Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Adolph
Johansen were co-hostesses for the
affair.
Guests were Mrs. Bid Morley,
Mrs. Eric Larson, Mrs. H. Elliott,
Mrs. R. N. Sliffe, Mrs. O. Brenden,
Mrs. C. Almquist, Mrs. O. Alm
qulst, Mrs. H. Lehman, Mrs. O.
Johnson, Mrs. P. Jones, Mrs. Lester
Standard, Mrs. H. Dokken, Mrs. P
Oas, Miss Ida Oas, Mrs. P. Nelson,
Mrs. George Bowman, Mrs. Jim
Francis, Mrs. L. Schneider, Miss
Cora Schneider, Mrs. L. Thomas,
Mrs. P. W. Noftsker, Mrs. S. Ma
theny, Mrs. O. Gostofs, Mrs. Ray
mond Holm, Mrs. Richard Holm,
Mrs, E. Olson, Mrs. C. Clark, Miss
Ina Clark, Mrs. E. Erlck&on, Miss
Amy Erlckson, Mrs. M. Hatteberg
and Mrs. H, Ostegar.
The Presbyterian Aid will meet at
the home of Mrs. L. O. Clement at
3:30 o'clock Wednesday. Mystery
friends will be disclosed at this
time.
The O.E.S. Social Afternoon club
will meet Tuesday afternoon In the
Masonic temple.
Woodburn Girl
Weds in Washington
Woodburn Miss Edna Strouse,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Strouse of Woodburn, became the
bride of Vernon Solomon of Sandy,
Saturday, February 19, at ft quiet
wedding which took place at Van
couver. Accompanying the young
couple to Vancouver were Miss Delia
Strouse, Walter Wengenroth and
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Daimler. Mr.
and Mrs. Solomon will make their
home at Bandy.
Thursday evening the bride was
honored with a miscellaneous pre
nuptlal shower at the Strouse home
on Broadway. Hostesses were Mrs.
Harry Strouse and Delia Strouse.
Cards were enjoyed and refresh
ments served.
Present were Mrs, Oma Blosser of
St Paul, Mrs. Ethel Miller of Auro
ra, Mrs. Elmer Klamp, Mrs. Kenith
Dickinson, Mrs. A. M. Burt, Mrs.
Mary Myers of Aurora, Mrs. C. F.
Daimler of Sandy, Mrs. Ann Lyall
of Seattle, Misses Oladys Smith,
Margaret Miller and Denay Strouse,
the honor guest, Miss Edna strouse
and the hostesses, Mrs. Harry
Strouse and Miss Delia Strouse.
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Dallas Miss Helen Mills, who will
become the bride of Dwight Webb
March 5, was honored with a mis
cellaneous shower Friday evening at
the Crider residence, "Homeplaoe,"
with Miss Betty Crider and Miss
Mary Staats as co-hostesses.
Late In the evening refreshments
were served. A miniature bride and
bridegroom reflected on mirrors,
with an arrangement of white stock
guarded by two silver birds, formed
an attractive centerpiece for the ta
ble, Mrs. Harry Webb and Mrs. J.
N. Mills presided. Mrs. Tracy Staats,
Miss Theone Foster and Miss Bever
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Willamette University Campus
Bringing to a close fraternity lnltia
Lions at Willamette were the din
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and Kappa Gamma Rho fraternities
and the breakfast by the Sigma Tail
fraternity Sunday.
Following formal initiation at the
Sigma Tau fraternity the new
members were honored guests at ft
breakfast at the Golden Phaesant,
Present were William Campbell, Max
Dietrick, Charles Donaldson, Ber
nard Hagedorn, Arnold Hardman,
John Horton, Warren Lesaeg, Edwin
McWain, Mark Nearly. Connie
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Burget, Bill Miller, Lloyd Riehl and
Dr. Robert Moulton Gatke.
The Alpha Psl Delta fraternity
honored their initiates at a dinner
at the fraternity house. The table
was centered with a bouquet of red
carnations and long red tapers.
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Eberly, Kenneth Hunt, Richard
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