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Spinsters' President MUs Margaret Slmma. attractive debutante daughter of Mra. Catherine D.
Slmma. who has been named president of. the Splnstere, philanthropic organization, for the
ensuing year. (Kennell-Ellls Portrait)
1 HE chapel of 8t. Joseph'! Catholic church wag
I the scene of an Impressive ceremony at 10
JL. o'clock this morning when Miss Peggy Amort,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Amort of Mon
mouth, became the bride of Chester L. Fritz, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Frits of The Dalles.
Father John J. Reedy officiated in the presence of
the two families. Miss Alena Bremmer played the
wedding marches. The altar was graced with peonies
and cathedral tapers.
The bride was given In marriage by her father.
She wore a model of powder blue crepe with Jacket,
Her accessories were of Parts and and she wore a cor
sage of Transvaal daisies.
Miss Margaret Amort of Salt Lake City was her
sister's honor attendant. She wore a smart model of
black and white with a small black hat. Her corsage
was of gardenias.
Ben L. Calloway of The Dalles was the best man.
Mrs, Amort, mother of the bride, wore a black
ensemble trimmed with dusty pink, and a corsage
of Cecil Brunner roses. Mrs. Fritz wore a Spring print
and a corsage of seasonal flowers.
A wedding breakfast followed at the Golden Pheas
ant. Mr. and Mrs. Fritz left directly afterward for
San Francisco and other southern points. Upon their
return they will be at home In Salem.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Fritz have been active mem
bers of the capital's younger set. Mrs. Fritz attended
Oregon Normal school. Mr. Fritz attended the Uni
versity of Oregon and is a member of Sigma Nu fra
ternity. He Is connected with the Secretary of
State's office.
Delta Gamma alumnae will be entertained Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs, Silas Galser, 825
North Winter street. Assisting Mrs, Galser will be
Miss Esther Wilcox and Mrs. Vivian Bartholomew.
All Delta Gammas are Invited.
Chapter O, P.E.O. Sisterhood, was entertained
with a dessert luncheon by Miss Sylvia Leonard at
the home of Mrs. J. J. Nunn Thursday afternoon. A
special Mother's day program was presented and
Mrs. Earl Cooley, accompanied by Mrs. Gordon Find
lay, sang a group of numbers. Miss Annette Lang
spoke concerning the W.P.A. nursery school.
Mrs. O. W. Laflar, who has recently . moved to
Portland, was feted with a kerchief shower.
Special guests were Mrs. A. M. Snyder of Corvallls,
. Mrs. David Wright, Mrs. Keith Brown. Mrs. Gray,
,4 Miss Jenks, Mrs. R, W. Waterhouse and Mrs. T. Mc
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By Roby Leughlln
BEACH .... resorts will soon open their door
and set the summer season in motion. . . , From then
on until after Labor day play togs will be the chief
concern of the feminine minds. . . . While It's a few
weeks yet until you'll take your first dive Into the
water, you might as well plan your beach parapher
nalia along with your other summer ensembles. . ,
Dirndls will be seen everywhere; they wlU be worn
over shorts and play suits and there seems to be no
particular partiality as to fabrics, cottons, rayons and
pure silks being used. .... Humble hopsacklng no
longer holds a lowly station. ... It has leaped right
Into the fashion scene and, considerably refined kn
the process. Is now being used for fishing Jackets to
go with canvas slacks, and also Is converted Into
attractive accessories to accompany smart beach
, clothes. . . , Then, too, don't forget that mattress
Ucktng will be going to the beach also this season and
will furnish some mighty amusing accents to the beach
regalia. .... Youn see It In a most dashing planter
hlrt, to be worn with navy or white slacks. ... Or
tricky hat with navy linen crown and mattress
ticking brim (concluded on page 10, column tl
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N IMPORTANT wedding of early June will be
that of Miss Jane Fisher, daughter of Mr. and
.Mrs. Asa Fisher, and Joseph S. Harvey, Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Harvey of Portland.
The ceremony will be solemnized at 8 o'clock Saturday
evening, June 4, in Knight Memorial church.
The church choir will sing preceding the cere
mony. Miss Fisher has been an active member In
the choir. Rev. H. C. Stover will perform the cere
mony In the presence of the two families and an
assemblage of friends.
The bride will be given In marriage by her father.
She has asked Miss Cleo Rltner to be her honor at
tendant and bridesmaids will Include Miss Esther Gib
bard, Miss Jeryme Upston, Miss Marion Averlll and
Miss Jane Bellinger of Tacoma.
Mr. Harvey will have Robert Hart as his best
man and ushers will Include Paul Hauser, Robert
Utter, Talbot Bennett and William Miller.
A reception will follow In the reception rooms
of the church. Presiding at the serving table will
be Miss Ada Ross and Mrs. Ray Smith. A bevy of
young maids will assist In serving.
Later the couple will leave on a short wedding trip.
Upon their return they will be at home at 1580
Center street ,
Miss Fisher Is being feted with a round of gay
affairs in the weeks prior to her marriage. She is
a member of the Spinsters and a graduate of Willam
ette university, where she was affiliated with Beta
Chi sorority. Her fiance Is also a graduate of Willam
ette and a member of Sigma Tau. He is now in busi
ness In Salem.
Mrs. R. B. Fleming will entertain the Merry-Go-Round
club at her home Monday evening. Cards
will be In play and supper served In the late evening.
Club members include Mr. and Mrs. Rollln K.
Page, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spencer. Mr. and Mrs.
Max O. Buren. Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Shipley, Dr. and
Mrs. Charles Robertson, Mrs. A. N. Moores, Mr. and
Mrs. Will Thlelsen, Mrs. E. C. Cross. Mrs. R. P,
Boise, Mrs. Thomas B. Kay, Mrs. Russell Catlln anT
Judge and Mrs. John L. Rand.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Worth are entertaining
at dinner this evening at the Oolden Pheasant honor
ing their daughter. Miss Helen Worth, her fiance. Dr.
Charles B. Pomeroy, and members of their wedding
party.
The Pomeroy-Worth nuptials will be exchanged
In an Impressive ceremony Sunday evening in St.
Paul's Episcopal church. Tonight's dinner will pre
cede the wedding rehearsal.
The Most Reverend Henry St. George Tucker,
presiding bishop of the Episcopal church, will be
honored with a luncheon at the Hotel Marlon Mon
day at 13 o'clock by St. Paul's Episcopal church.
Cherry Bud Camp, Junior Woodmen of the World,
held its semi-annual graduation exercises Tuesday
evening. May IT. Three Juniors were graduated,
Marjory Donaldson, Eleanor Pur cell and Clarke C,
Morton, Jr.
After the graduation the junior drill team, under
the leadership of the captain, Joan Donaldson, put
on a colorful drill.
A group of seventh and eighth grade pupils from
Keiser school, the most of whom are also Junior
Woodmen, entertained with a short skit entitled, "The
8ewtng Circle." Refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Archibald, who have been
In Central America for the past several years, are
expected to arrive In Salem next week to be guests)
of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ash by. Mrs. Archibald will be
remembered as Gertrude Ash by. Mr. Archibald has
been connected with the Bureau of Public roads In
construction of the Pan-American highway.
-AY, It seems, Is as romantically Inclined a
June, the proverbial month for brides. Tnurs
. day evening Miss Mary Jan Adams became
the bride of Jack Walter Lampton. This morning
Miss Peggy Amort became the bride of Chester L.
Frits at a beautiful ceremony in St. Paul's Episcopal
church.
Sunday evening the marriage of Miss Helen Worth
and Dr. Charles B. Pomeroy will be solemnised at a
stellar ceremony at St. Paul's Episcopal church.
Several other debs are making plans for their
marriages to take place next month, with details to
be announced at Informal parties within the next
week or so.
The party whirl 1 really Just starting and the
social picture takes on much color a the month pro
gresses Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lachmund are now "at home
In their new home, Ml South High street.
Mrs. Harry Cook entertained with a gay party
Friday afternoon honoring her son, Mowbray, on his
eighth birthday. She was assisted by Mrs. Tumidge
and Mrs. Earl Vernon.
Bidden were Mowbray Cook, La Von Tumidge.
Earllne Vernon, Shirley Nelsewander, Marjorle Wilt
sey, Ruth Howlett, Beulah Arnold, Paul Nelsewander,
Tommy North, Clay Ram bo, Jerry Harper and Bruce
Barker,
Mrs. W. H. McAnlnch opened her home to the
members of the Fidelia class of the First Baptist church
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Viola Harrelson gave a
talk on her recent visit to Hawaii. A birthday cake
was presented to Mrs, Jennie Hicks, class president,
and Mrs. Lespia Dourls.
Those present were Mrs. Irving A. Fox, Mrs. T. W.
Davlea, Mrs. W. L. McLaren, Mrs. Kate White, Mrs.
Jennie Hicks, Mrs. Alice Swanson, Mrs. Addle Mackey,
Mrs. E. A. Wlmer, Mrs. Lespia Dourls, Mrs. T. E.
McClean, Mrs. Cora Clare, Mrs. Viola Harrelson, Mrs.
Nels Olen, Mrs. J. B. Wilt, Mrs. L. D. Wyatt, Mrs.
P. J. Blessing, Mrs. Floyd White, Mrs. Christine Henry,
Mrs. Henry Cross, Mrs. J. E. Foster, the hostess, Mrs.
W. H. McAnlnch and daughter, Miss Olive McAn
lnch, and Master Vernon Henry.
Feminine members of the Salem Golf club met
Friday for luncheon at the clubhouse and played the
semi-finals of the Spring tournament. The finals will
be played next week. A class awards went to Mrs.
James Sears and B class to Mrs. George Rltteman.
Those playing were Mrs. H. K. Stockwell, Mrs.
Van Welder, Mrs. V. E. Kuhn, Mrs. J. N. Bishop, Mrs.
Graham P. Sharkey, Mrs. Harry Weldmer, Mrs. Robin
Day, Mrs. Rex Adolph, Mrs. Harold Ollnger, Mrs. James
Sears, Mrs. George Rltteman, Mrs. Carl Cover, Mrs.
H. H. Thomas of Myrtle Point, Mrs. Graver Bellinger,
Mrs. Robert E. Joseph, Mrs. Crelghton B. Jones, Miss
Josephine McGilchrlst, Mrs. Chester Zumwalt, Mrs.
Kenneth Potts, Mrs. Sydney Hoffman, Mrs. Al Petri,
Mrs. F. C. Rltner, Mrs. H. H. Ollnger, Mrs. Louis
Math las, Mrs. H. A. 81mmonds, Miss Doris Drager,
Mrs. Clarence Hamilton, Miss Margaret Bell, Mrs.
Kate G. Bell, Mrs. E. A. SkeUey, Mrs. Max Flanery,
Mrs. H. P .Gustafson, Mrs.. Robert Savage, Mrs. A. T.
Marcler, Mrs. C. B. Bentson, Mrs. A. D. Hurley, Mrs.
R. D. Byrd, Mrs. Quinn of Mill City and Mrs. Leon
Perry.
The 28th anniversary of the Missionary society of
Jason Lee Methodist church was observed Wednesday
and charter members were honored. On the program
were Mrs. Addle Park, Mrs. Pearl Manon, Mrs. Benja
min, Mrs. E C. Miller, Bobble Clemes, Mrs. Jewell
Brlnkley, Mrs. Naomi Rafus, and Mrs. Lynn Wood.
Charter members present were Mrs. E. L. Tyler,
Mrs. C. M. Roberts, Mrs, P. L. Frailer, Mrs. Effie
Dunlap, Mrs. Fred Barker. Mrs. D. O. Lear presented
them with corsages. Included among the short talk
on memories of the organization was one by Mrs.
P. J. Voth of Dallas, a former president.
Hostesses were Mrs. C. L. Reasor and Mrs. Fred
Barker, assisted during the tea hour by Mrs. Jewell
Brlnkley, Mrs. Naomi Rafus, Mrs. Mark Wilbur and
Mra. M. Jones.
Being welcomed by Salem folk Is Blair Stewart
of Chicago, who la the guest of his mother, Mrs. Clara
E. Stewart. Mr. Stewart la a concert artist of not
and will be remembered for the splendid concert h
gave her several seasons ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Powell have been recent guest
In San Fran dace and registered at th Hotel St,
Francis.
Miss Jane Fisher, popular bride-elect, will be th
honored guest at a tea to be given Sunday afternoon
from 1 to 6 o'clock with Mrs. Dan Schrelber, Mrs.
Harold Busick and Miss Caroyl Braden as hostesses
at the former' home In Mill street.
Arranged as a surprise to honor Miss Julia Query,
retiring president, Mrs. Laura Rand Terrll, director,
and Mrs. David Bennett Hill, social chairman, an
Informal social evening was held Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Wallace Wharton by members of
the Salem MacDowell club.
Twenty-two members of the group present shared
the pleasure of awarding to the honored guests th
remembrances prepared by Mrs. Doris Schwabbauer,
newly elected president.
A short business meeting for members of the
executive board resulted in the re-election of Mrs.
Terrll as director for the new year, and the announce
ment that a permanent business manager for th
group would be added to the executive board. Several
invitations for the MacDowell club to sing were dis
cussed and immediate plans outlined for program
In the near future.
The entire group will present a program of song
t th art center reception In 8alem, May 28.
Refreshments were served Informally in the dining
room with Mrs. Hill officiating at the coffee urn. A
low massed arrangements of wlegellas in a bras
tudded bowl outlined by pastel tapers In brass candle
holders featured the serving table.
Those present were Marlon Bretz, Frances Ellis,
Selma Fischer, Emily Howard, Mary McCrone Hughes,
Margaret Jorgensen, Rose Marie Kr on berg, Gladys
Kruzen, Susan Krueger, Leota Lcvens, Anabel Moon,
Grace Norman, Julia Query, Hilda Rohlfs, Doris
Schwabbauer, Grace Sherman, Ruth Swart, Dorothy
Seeger, Florence Teed. Oladya Thomas. Ruth Wamke,
Esther Wilcox, Mr. Hill, Mr. Terrll and the hostess,
Mrs. Wharton.
On of the features of the tenth annual flanc
revue being presented by Barbara Barnes at the high
school auditorium Thursday evening, June 9, la th
"Kiddle Kabaret." The scene opens on the Interior
of a night club during preparations for the opening
night. The acts ar rehearsing while the hostess,
portrayed by Joanne Thomas, grants auditions to
applicants seeking a career on the stage.
With the entertainment progressing smoothly sll
looks well for the opening until a gawky country girl,
Jean Holtzman, decides to enter the picture and reveal
her talent as a singer. A comic situation become
almost a tragic on when the hostess discovers, after
a close Inspection of clothing, that all Is not as It
should be. What develops must be seen to be appre
ciated but In due time the "Navy" arrives In the person
of Leland Hoar, a sailor boy, whose real ambition la
not to go on the stage although he would like that, too.
His pals, Bruce Moorhead and Cyril Hull, two sailors
with ambitions also for th stage, finally agree that
they like moving scenery better then walking the
streets. With the scenery all moved preparations ar
bout eompteta for the grand opening.
, ARAMOUNT event on next week's social cal-
) endar is the reception being arranged In comp
liment to Charles Val Clear, director of th
Salem Art Center, and his staff. The reception will
be an event of next Thursday evening, May 38, from
7:30 until 10:30 o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce
rooms. Salem folk and those from surrounding com
munities are urged to call and greet the art center
faculty.
Receiving will be Governor and Mrs. Charles H.
Martin, Mayor and Mrs. V. E. Kuhn, Dr. and Mrs.
Vernon A. Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. E J. Griffiths, Dr.
and Mrs. Burt Brown Barker, Charles Val Clear, Mrs,
Else Ebsen, Erich Lamande, Louis Bunce, Charles E.
Lemery, and Miss Olady Everett, Mrs. G. C. Cook
and Mrs. Marjorle Hoffman Smith, of Portland.
Mrs. Harry V. Collins is general chairman of th
reception ahd Mrs. Ora F. Mclntyre Is In charge of
contacting various civic groups In the capital. The
Salem Garden club will provide decorations for th
attractive rooms.
Miss Julia Query is In charge of receiving and
Mrs. Bradford Collins and a group of young matron
and maids will assist her Informally. Mrs. Georg
R. K. Moorhead will be In charge of the check room.
The punch bowl will be located In the floral room.
The Business and Professional Woman's club will be
in charge of the serving the first hour with the Spin
sters and Zontians taking charge the second and
third hours. Mrs. David Bennett Hill will be In
charge of the dining room and assisting her will be
Mrs. W. J. Busick, Mrs. Harris Lieu, Mrs. O. K. D
Witt and Miss Helen Barrett.
Tile program during the evening will be presented
by the State School for the Blind, Willamette Song
men and MacDowell club. Mrs. George X. Allen is
In charge of the program.
Patrons and patronesses for the reception include
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce R. Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. Silas
Galser, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Snell, Judge and Mrs. George Rossman, Dr. and Mra,
Orover C. Bellinger, Dr. and Mrs. Burton Myers, Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Sprague, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wlndlshar,
Senator and Mrs. Douglas McKay, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam J. Entress, Rev. and Mrs. George H. Swift, Mr,
and Mrs. Fred Thlelsen, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Cox,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Gosslln and Mr. and Mrs. C. P.
Bishop.
The Lions auxiliary met for luncheon at Godfrey's
Thursday and later went to the home of Mrs. Walter
Dry for an informal afternoon. Officers were elected
for the ensuing year. They Include Mrs. Arthur Bates,
president; Mrs. Richard Carleson, vice-president; Mrs.
Jack Putnam, secretary; Mrs. Edward Majek, treasurer.
Mrs. Dry was assisted by Mrs. Glenn Gregg, Mrs.
Carl Emmons, Mrs, John Marr, Aiis. Don Emerson
and Mrs. Thomas Hoxle.
Present were Mrs. Jacob Fuhrer. Mrs. Leo Re!
mann, Mrs. Albert Ramseyer, Mrs. Edward Majek,
Mrs. L. G. Stewart, Mrs. Jack Putnam, Mrs. B. M.
Donaldson, Mrs. Harry Scott, Mrs. Gene Grabenhorat,
Mrs. Fred Keeler, Mrs. Richard Carleson, Mrs. Leo
Ross. Mrs. George Rhoten,
Special guests were Mrs. Henry Witt. Mrs. Graham
Kllllam, Mrs. Herbert Rahe and Mrs. Lester Keenen
of Portland, Mrs. R. W. Land, Mrs. Van Matthis and
Mrs. Charles Cooley.
Mrs. James H. Nicholson Invited guests to her
North SummcT street residence Friday afternoon for
luncheon and bridge. Small tables were centered with
quaint bouquets of Spring flowers. Contract was In
play during the afternoon.
Chapter AB, P.E.O. Sisterhood, will meet at th
home of Mrs. Morton E. Peck, 1553 Court street, at
7:45 o'clock Monday night.
Christening services for Master Thomas Steel
Drynan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Drynan, will
be held at St. Paul's Episcopal church Sunday at high
noon. Rev. George H. Swift, rector of St. Paul's, will
officiate. The vested choir will sing.
Mr. and Mrs. Drynan have asked Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Durand of Walla Walla to be godparent for
their young son. A dinner at the Hotel Marion will
be held for the members of the Immediate family
following the christening.
Invited to the christening are Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
Mayfleld, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Drynan, Sr., all of
Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Durand of Walla Walla,
Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett Tripp Drake, Mr. and Mrs. V.
E. Kuhn, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Busick, Mr. and
Mrs. James Laldlaw, Mr. and Mra. Reynolds Allen,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Welnstein, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Connell Dyer, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hauk, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Shafer, Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Lochead, Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Ollmore, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Paulus,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Paulus, Mrs Richard Kriesel, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Felton, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Page,
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Kromer, Mr. and Mrs. Mervln
Fidler and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Armstrong.
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We At Home Kites Mrs. Jar Walter Lampton. the former Msry Jane Adams, dauahter of
Mr. and Mrs. o D. Adsma. who was married at a beautiful home ceremony Thursday night. Th
oupl wul reside In Hollywood Ueaun-Muier rorltaiw.
A 'adding of more Ulan usual Interest will take)
place In the fireplace room of the First Method
ist Episcopal church this evening at ( o'clock
when Miss Lois Wilkes, daughter of Mrs. Rose
Wilkes, becomes the bride of Melvln Ooode of Albany,
son of Mr. and Mrs. William Ooode of Salem. Rev.
Paul Ackerman of Molalla will officiate. Preceding
the ceremony Professor Cameron Marshall will sing
"O, Promise Me" and "Believe Me if All Those Endear
ing Young Charms." Miss Mary Virginia Nohlgren
will play the wedding marches.
The bride will wear a striking gown of whit
chiffon with lace Jacket fashioned with leg o' mutton
sleeves. Her short veil will be caught in a Juliet
cap and she will carry a bouquet of Cecil Brunner
roses. She will be given in marriage by her uncle,
George Humke.
Mra. Gordon Hood (Brenda Savage) of Albany
will be the maid of honor. She will wear a gown of
blue chiffon designed with high neck, long sleeve
and embellished with a rose velvet sash.
Mr. Helen Pettyjohn Lamb will be the bridesmaid.
Her gown will be of apricot chiffon, made with flaring
skirt and short puff sleeves. Both attendants will
carry arm bouquet of pastel flower and wear gar
lands In their hair.
French Hageman will be the best man and usher
will Include Ervln Potter, Robert Smith, Norlyn Stev
ens and Clifford Ooode of Portland.
The altar will be graced with tall cathedral taper
and yellow tulips.
Mrs. Wilkes will wear a model of dusty rose lace
combined with satin and a corsage. Mrs. Good will
wear dark blue crepe and a corsage.
A reception will follow with members of the wed
ding party receiving. Mrs. Walter Mlnler will be In
charge of the appointments.
The serving table will be covered with a hand
some lace cloth and centered with an arrangement
of yellow tulips and orchid Iris. Rainbow tapers will
light the table where Mrs. George Humke will cut
the wedding cake and Mrs. Clifford Ooode will pour.
Assisting In serving will be Miss Jessie Cooper,
Miss Edith Clement, Miss Sylvia Du Bois, Miss All
vis Love, Miss Mildred Ransdell and Mrs. Lawrence
Gllbertson.
. Miss Jewell Mlnler will sing during the reception,
her numbers to Include "Until" and "Sweet Mystery
of Life."
For going away the bride has chosen a coral knit
suit, gold top coat and wheat linen accessories. Upon
their return from a wedding trip In southern Oregon
the couple will reside In Albany.
The bride Is a graduate of Willamette university
and a member of Delta Phi. Mr. Ooode Is a gradual
of the Willamette law school and Is now practicing
law In Albany.
O.S.N.A., district three, will meet Monday v
ning at the Deaconess Nurses' horn.
Several Salem folk will motor to Portland tonight
to attend the Empire day celebration at the Neigh
bors of Woodcraft hall. Southwest Morrison at 14th
street. The concert and dance is being sponsored
by the Associated British Societies.
John Jolly, former chief of class Macleay, No.
123, will be In charge of the program. Members of
the Salem Caledonian club ar especially Invited
to attend.
Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae elub win meet
Monday night at the' Dallas home of Mrs. E. B.
Boesattl. Mrs. Estill Brunk Is arranging transporta
tion for Salem members.
Willamette auxiliary, F.O.E., social club met Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. Erickson
In the Liberty district. Assistant hostesses were June
Wallace, Ellen Williamson, Pauline Lewis and Sibyl
Roberta,
The lodge session In the evening was given over
to plans for the lodge installation, which will be held
the event"., of June 1. Plana were also made for
trip to Oregon City, May 34, when that auxiliary
celebrates Its fourth birthday anniversary. Officers
and the drill team are to put on the Initiation cere
mony. The past presidents of the lodge have charge
' of the Installation ceremony with Mrs. Gussle Shaw
as chairman of the committee.
The Salem Business and Professional Women
club will meet for dinner at the Oolden Pheasant
Tuesday evening. Reservation should be made with
Miss Ruth McAdams. Miss Lois Steinke is in charge
of the affair and Miss Carolyn Wilson Is program
chairman. Rev. Robert Hutchinson will speak on
his year's residence In England and Ireland. Th
club chorus will sing.
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