Tuesday, March 21, 1939
TTit Capital Journal. Salem. Oreaon
Five
Society Clubs and Music
Iditod M Softaa tvn. rbsot Mi's.
Reception
And Dinner
On Thursday
Plan are nearlng compleuon (or
the celebration of the 10th anni
versary of the Woman' Foreign
Missionary society of the Pint
Methodist Episcopal church Thurs
day. A reception and dinner will
be held In the Carrier room of the
church at 6 o'clock with Mr. M. B.
Paranougian of Portland, branch
president of the WJMs, a the
honored guest
The color scheme of yellow and
blue will be carried out In the flow
er, candle and birthday cakes,
which will grace the tables. Mrs.
LaMotne R. Clark will be the pre
siding officer. Assisting will be
Mrs. E. E. Bergman. Mrs. Ann Ver
sa ry, Mrs. L. B. Jones, Mr. Roy
Lockenour, Mrs. Elizabeth Galla-
her, Mrs. C. R. James Mrs. B. B.
Blatchford. Miss Adella Chapter.
Mrs. John Evans. Mrs. L. R. Har
rington, Mrs. J. M. Hartley, Mrs H.
B. Rothrock. Mrs. Emma Ounnlng,
Mrs. Cora Llppold, Mrs. W U Up
son. During the ceremony uf Ui seal
Mrs. Louis Magln, Mrs. N. 8. Sav
age. Mrs. Charles Haskell. Mrs. O.
H. Qulgley, Mrs. Effle Dunlap, Miss
Elsie Miller and Miss Bertha Schrel
ber, who have finished seven re
quirement, will receive seals on
their book from Mrs. lMnouglan.
Watson Dutton, accompanied by
Olive Clcmes, will sing. A short
play. "It Happened in 70 Years.'
will be presented by Miss Adona
Cochran. Mrs. P. w. Taylor, Mrs. J.
O. Russell, Mrs. B. B. Boyland. Miss
Beth Hall. Miss Ruth Rodger and
Miss Mary Elizabeth Taylor, Mrs.
Paranougian will close the program
with a short talk.
A New England dinner will be
served. Reservations should be
made with Mrs. O. H. Qulgley, 7637,
or Mrs. A. A. Lee, 468$, before Wed
nesday noon.
Rand Home Is
Scene of Dinner
Judge and Mrs. John L. Rand
presided at a beautifully arranged
dinner Prlday evening for the plea
sure of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Davis,
who were In the capital to meet with
the Community Concert association,
Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Burke, Mrs. Edward Burke, Mr. and
Mr. Roger Woodrow, Mr. W. B.
Levens and the hosts, Judge and
Mrs. Rand.
Brotherhood class of the Jason
Lee church will entertain with
Father and Bon banquet this eve
ning at 6:30 o'clock with all Inter
ested person Invited to attend.
25 th Anniversary
Is Celebrated
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hun V were hon
ored Saturday evening when 36
friends called to honor them on their
25th wedding anniversary. Artistic
arrangements of Spring flowers
graced the rooms where the evening
was spent Informally. The couple
was presented a silver tea service
by the group.
Miss Gwendolyn Hunt modeled
her mother's wedding gown and Miss
Carolyn Hunt and Miss Marjorte
Corbett modeled other gowns from
the trousseau of 35 years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Hunt were married
In Nevada. They have made their
home In Salem since 1921 and have
a wide circle of friends In the capital.
Cyril Hull Feted
At Birthday Party
Mrs. Hugh Hull entertained Bat'
urday afternoon honoring her
young son, Cyril Hull, on the OC'
caslon of his ninth birthday anni
versary. A birthday cake was a
feature of the tea hour and games
were the diversion of the afternoon
Wishing Master Cyril a happy
birthday wen Louis Lorenx, BlUy
Paulsen, Wlllard Llbbey. Jimmy Lo
der, Richard Parker, Phillip Jans,
Prankle Burgess, Tad Shields, Hal
Jimmy Cuffel and Daryl Peter.
Mrs. Marion Bryant
Honored at Shower
Miss Inabelle Creech and Mrs.
Clifford Hanson honored Mrs. Mar
lon Bryant at a shower Monday
evening at the Cecil Walker home
In Trade street.
Cards were In play during the
evening and refreshments were ser
ved at late hour. Daffodil were
Used on the table.
Those bidden were the honored
guest. Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Thomas
Allport, Mrs. Lloyd Pugh, Mrs. Nor
man Sumner, Mrs. Ernest Eldrldge.
Miss June Weeks, Miss Bonnie Lou
Pfafflnger, Miss Mildred Tehle. Ml
Lucille Bushnell. Miss 8ylvta Tehle,
Mis Phyllis Miller, Mis Barbara
Taylor, Miss Helen Miller, Mis
Dorothy Rullfson and the hoe teases,
Miss Inabelle Creech and Mrs. Clif
ford Hanson.
Chadwick Chapter
Meets Tonight
Chadwick chapter, O.E.S., I ar
ranging a social evening at the
Masonic temple tonight at I o'clock.
The committee In charge of ar
rangement Includes Mrs. Bla Olb
n. Mrs. Anita Paxson. Mrs. Jennie
Brelthiupt, Mr. and Mrs. J O. Rue
lell, Mr. Pearl Orate, Mrs. Corde
lia Pear. Mrs. Elizabeth La Due.
Mrs. Marilla Woolley, Mrs. Fannie
Mr. John J. Elliott Invited mem
ber of her contract club for lunch
eon this afternoon with several
hour of bridge following.
The Carnation club will meet on
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. H. E. Bpauld
lng, 3010 North 6th street.
The Book Review section of the
Salem Woman's club will meet at the
public library Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock. Mis Eve Knower will
review Van Paaffen'a "Day of Our
Yean." and Ooudage'a "The Middle
Window."
Mrs. Nora Ball and daughter, Miss
Shirley M. Evenson, together with
Mrs. Catharine Mullin and Mrs.
Mayme P. Yates, motored to Port
land 8unday to visit the Will Kln
nallya, formerly of Salem, now re
siding at the Monterey apartments.
The Palrmount hill borne of Dr.
and Mn. Charles Robertson, Jr.. was
the scene of a smartly arranged
luncheon this afternoon when Mra.
Robertson entertained in compli
ment to members of her contract
bridge club and Mn. Roy Simmons
and Mra, James B. Young, addition
al guest.
Governor and Mrs. Sprague
Honored Guests at Banquet
Oregon State society. Daughters of the American Revolution, will
close It two day annual convention this evening with a large banquet at
the Hotel Marlon honoring Governor and Mn. Charles A. Sprague with
Govern or Sprague listed as the principal speaker. Mra. M. P. Adams and
Mrs. W. E. Hanson are planning the decorations and favors for the long
tables, which will be arranged In
the Mlrroroom. Watson Dutton
will sing and state officers and dis
tinguished guest will be introduced
This morning' session opened
with memorial services at o'clock
and at 9:30 the regular business
session convened with Mrs. Gilbert
Holt, state regent, presiding. Mrs.
G. R. Hyslop, state recording secre
tary, read the minutes and reports
were given by Mn. R. W Van Valln,
national vice chairman of genealo-
Contract Prizes
Awarded Monday
The Elks club contract bridge com.
mlttee awarded prizes March 30 to
the wlnnera of the series Just com
pleted. The series has extended over
the past five Monday nights.
Pint place honors went to Mrs.
Dewey Howell and M. R. Gunter,
and second place to Mra. H. W.
Huntington and Mrs. Ercel Kay.
The next five positions went to the
following: Mn. Earl Fisher and Mn.
Paul Burrls, Mra. Oeorge Henderson
and Mrs, Charles Gabriel; Mrs. Ed
Roth and E. T. Roth, Mrs. Harry
Wledmer and George Henderson,
Russel Pratt and Elmer Berg.
The regular tournament will con
Unue Into the early Spring.
Any contract bridge player I wel
come to participate. The play starts
at 1:15 o'clock at the club. William
P. Leary, Oregon champion contract
bridge player, is In charge of play.
Lee Fallin Is
Feted at Party
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Forbis enter
tained with an au revoir party at
their Salem Heights home Saturday
night honoring Lee Fallin. A buf
fet supper was served later In the
evening.
Bidden to say good-bye to Mr. Fal
lin were Miss Marian Peterson of
Portland. Mr. and Mis. Grant B
Fallin, Mr. and Mra. A. B. Chap
man, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Estlin,
Mr. and Mra. A. H. Laudahl, Mr.
and Mn. Lee Fallin and Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Forbis.
Mr. Fallin was Joined here Sat
urday evening by Joseph Merrick of
Seattle. The two left late that
night for Los Angeles and from
there will go to St. Joseph, Mo., to
join a baseball league.
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Barbara Richmond
To Wed Verner Arens
Engagement of Miss Barbara Rich
mond, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
James Richmond of Coqullle, to Ver
ner Anns, formerly of Salem, was
told at an evening party at her par
ents' home last Friday night.
Upon each tray, hidden under a
lacy napkin, was found a floral favor.
a pink and a white carnation, joined
by white satin ribbons on which the
names of Miss Richmond and her
fiance appeared.
Both Miss Richmond and Mr,
Arens are graduate of Willamette
university,
Card Club Feted
Saturday Night
Mr, and Mra. Carl Ouenther en
tertained with a card party Satur
day night honoring members of
their club. Spring flowers formed
the decorative note. Honon for
card went to Mn. Claude Lester,
Mn. Glen Slentz, Mn. Ed Gabriel
and Mn. Sidney Manslleld.
Attending were Mr. and Mra. Earl
Canfleld, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gabriel,
Mr. and Mrs. Olen Slentz. Mr. and
Mn. Sidney Mansfield, Mr and
Mra. Floyd Headrlck. Mn. Claude
Lester and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Ouenther.
Fashion Bridge is
Event of Tonight
Largest event on tonight's social
calendar will be the Beta Sigma Phi
Fashion Bridge at the Elks' temple
with several hundred prominent 8a
lent folk planning to attend.
The fashion show will start at ( :30
o'clock with the Smart Shop and
Man's Shop showing the newest and
smartest In spring apparel.
Boot Grant will act as master of
ceremonies and Brad Collins will
play. June Hope West will give a
group of dance numbers.
Special I Our Usual Wave mm
Complete 'V
Perm Oil Push I4K
Wave complete
Open Thursday C?e
by Appotntmcot
Cntle rerm MiTers
wins mi
gleal records, and Miss Ruth Rose
Richardson, national vice chairman
of Junior membership. Mra. A. V
Pratt, national chairman of con
servation, D. A. R also reported
for her committee. Chapter re
gent from throughout the state
made their reports.
Olaf Hagen of the national park
service spoke to the convention
group before adjournment for
luncheon.
Mra. John jf. Richardson of Port
land, national chairman of Ameri
canism, was the honored guest at
the luncheon held In the capitol
restaurant. Mra. Iva M. Brlce in
troduced the D.A.R. good citizen
ship pilgrim. Miss Rosemary Sch
roeder, and her mother Mrs. Hazel
Schroeder. Rex Putnam, state su
perintendent of school, was pre
sented and spoke informally
This afternoon's session, which
was scheduled to take up shortly
after 3 o'clock, lists several Import
ant matters of business. Report
will be made by Mrs. Sidney E.
Caldwell, Mra. C. C. Geer, Mrs.
Henry Galey and Mrs. Ray Murphy,
district chairmen. The board of
governors to the Champoeg cabin
will be elected and the final reports
of the credentials committee will
be made by Miss Ethel May Handy.
Mra. U. G. Smith wui present the
1 e port of the resolution committee.
At 4 o'clock Earl Snell, secretary
of state, will escort the visitors on
a tour of the capitol building.
Acting as pages during the con
vention have been Helen Jean Tay
lor, Rosemary Schroeder, both cl
McMlnnville, Josephine Morse, Jean
Carkln, Virginia Steed, Lot Rullf
son, Marjorle Sell, all of Salem,
Mary Manley, Barbara Moore, Grace
Harty, all of Hlllsboro, Markle Wea
therford, Betty Barrett, both of Al
bany, Connie Aveiill of Portland.
Mrs. Edwin Keech, Mn. John Cat-
trail, both of Salem, and Miss Jea-
nette Dentler of Portland were In
charge of the pages.
At the home of Governor and
Mrs. Charles A. Sprague, a confer
ence tea was given at 4 o'clock
Monday afternoon with Mn.
Sprague, Mrs. Gilbert Holt of Pen
dleton4tate regent, and Mr. I. M.
Schannep, hostess regent, receiving.
Mn. Russell Catlln, Mrs. U. O.
Shipley, Mrs. Herbert Ostllnd, Mra.
C. C. Clark. Mra. E. .C. Apperson
of McMlnnville. Mrs. j. K. Weath
erford of Albany, and Mrs. Boone
J. Harding, poured.
Centerpieces of flowering quince,
iris, snapdragons and roses were
attractively arranged. Mra. Homer
Goulet and Mrs. David Wright were
in charge.
Last night the Daughters of the
American Revolution held open
house to members of the patriotic
societies. Prof. Franklin Thomp
son was the speaker. Miss Alta Vi
vian Gell gave a piano rumber and
the American Legion auxiliary quar
tet, Including Mn. F. Ivan Brown,
Mrs. Walter Zosel, Mra. Sephus
Starr and Mn. Robert Wyatt, sang
with Mra. Kenneth Dal ton, accompanist
White Shrine
Elects New
Officers
White Shrine of Jerusalem, Wil
lamette Shrine, celebrated It 18th
birthday anniversary with a large
dinner at the Masonic temple Mon
day evening with Miss Constance
Kantner and Walter Dry presiding.
Offlcen elected later In the evening
Included Miss Ila Austin, worthy
high priestess; Ivan Stewart, watch
man of Shepherds; Mrs. Stella Hen
ry, noble prophetess; Herman Lafky,
associate watchman of Shepherds;
Ruth Moore, chaplain; Mrs. Eakln
of Dallas, worthy shepherdess; Mrs.
Nettle Smith, worthy scribe; Mn.
Herman Lafky, worthy treasurer;
Miss Edna McElhlnny, guide.
At the dinner hour the yellow and
white color scheme was carried out
In the decorations. A birthday cake
was arranged In the center of the
long table with daffodils and yellow
taper guarding It
Escorted to the east were Mra.
Ruth Talbot, supreme deputy high
priestess and past worthy high
priestess of Bethany Shrine, Van
couver. Wash., William Ntemyer,
supreme deputy of Willamette
Shrine; Mr. Julia Moon, worthy
high priestess; Claude Bone, watch
man of shepherds, Bethany Shrine,
Vancouver.
Special honon were given Mn
Marie Flint McCall, who was escort
ed to the east and paid tribute for
her work as Willamette Shrine's
"travelling ambassador." Mra. Mc
Call, who recently returned from a
Caribbean cruise, spoke concerning
her trip and displayed curios.
Several members of the Lewis and
Clark chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, are attending
the state convention from Eugene.
Official delegates are Mrs. Otto
G Us trap, Mrs. William Barker, Mra.
Arthur Quackenbush and Mrs. J. F.
Cramer. Alternate are Mrs. Hlb
bard E. Richardson. Mrs. Jessie
Houghton and Mrs. E. Gamett.
Pro-America Party
Held Monday
Mrs. Floyd Headrlck opeueo her
home for a benefit bridge tea Mon
day afternoon when members of Pro-
America, national organization of
republican women, entertained.
Tea was served by the committee
In charge, Including Mn. Floyd
Headrlck, Mn. Ray Baker and Mra.
Martha Pro pp.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Har
old Ladd, contract; Mrs. Earl Can
fleld, auction; Mn. Emma Bobson,
Chinese checkers.
Those playing wen Mn. Jack
Lochead, Mn. Ruskln Blatchford,
Mn. O. Webster Ross. Mrs. Mervtn
Pldler. Mrs. John French. Mrs. Paul
H. Ha user, Mrs. Howard Jenks, Mra.
Earl Canfleld. Mn. Harold Ladd.
Mrs. Bldney Hoffman. Mra. Floyd
Bowers, Mrs. BJarn Erlcksen, Mrs,
James Jennings, Mr. M. O. Cashatt,
Mn. D. X. Beechler, Mrs. 0. O. Gab
riel. Mrs. Claude Lester, Mn. 0. E.
Ouenther, Mra. William P. Bus,
Mrs. E. B. Gabriel, Mrs. L. 8. Wright,
Mrs. P. J. Jink. Mrs. L. L. Hansen,
Mn. J. H. Bagley, Jr, Mn. 1. M.
Devers, Mr. Oscar Cutler, Mrs.
Walter Spauldlng, Mn. Myrtle M.
Moore, Mn. Minnie Jenks, Mn. Eva
Edwards. Mn. Emma Bobson, Mra.
T. A. McBrtde. Mrs. Ray Baker, Mrs,
Martha Propp. Mn. C. A. Lytle, Mra,
R. L. Wright and Mrs. Floyd Head
rlck. A delightful birthday dinner was
arranged by Mn. Fred Robertson
honoring Mr. Robertson Saturday
evening at their attractive new home
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