Saturday, October 21, 1939
The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
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Lnnvofl For South Miss MIra Belt, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Hnrry Belt, who will leave
Monday lor San Francisco, where she will spend the winter season. Miss Belt was honored at
luncheon Friday when Mlsa Sally Reed, Mrs. John Carson and Mrs. Wallaco Carson shared,
hostess honors,
-HE SALEM JUNIOR Woman's club Is makln?
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elaborate plans for the benefit Fashion Bridge
1 giving in the woman s clubhouse Tuesday
night, October 24. Play will start at 8 o'clock with
those taking tables asked to bring their cards and
accessories.
The fashion revue will be given at 9:30 o'clock.
Preceding the showing, Miss Hazel Shutt will sing,
accompanied by Miss Ruth Bedford. Mrs. John W,
Cattrall will be the commentator and Miss Margaret
Hinkle will play.
The committee Includes Mrs. Jack Carlon, chair
man, Miss Dorene Davis, Miss Marjorle Weum, Miss
Hattie Bratzel, Miss Helen Boardman, Mrs. Verna
Robb, Mrs. Clinton Standish, Mrs. John Goplerud,
Mrs. Frank Krauger, Mrs. Ralph Steele and Mrs.
Joseph Tompkins.
Among those making reservations are Mrs. Ralph
Cooley, Mrs. J. A. Brownson, Mrs. Robert Boardman,
Mrs. Russel. Pratt, Mrs. Henry Kropp, Mrs. Roy
Stewart, Mrs. Kenneth Barker, Mrs. Millard Allen,
Mrs. La Verne J. Youns, Mrs. Merritt Truax, Mrs. Ken
neth Murdock, Mrs. Warren Baker, Mrs. L. D. Howell,
Mrs. J. Deane Patterson, Mrs. Ralph Kinzer, Mrs.
George Mischler, Mrs. Klony Smith, Mrs. Tyler Brown,
Mrs. Hal Cuffel, Mrs. Wilmer Page, Mrs. Louis Lorenz,
Mrs. Vern Gilmore, Mrs. Paul Lee, Mrs. H. M. Boesch,
Mrs. Saul Janz, Mrs. Carl Soos, Mrs. Elmer Berg, Mrs.
Dwight Lear, Mrs. Clarence Pike, Mrs. George Bagnall,
Mrs. Herman Jochimson, Mrs. Emerson Holcomb, Mrs.
E. W. Roberts, Mrs. Joseph Young,
Mrs. William Dick, Mrs. Wheeler R. English,
Mrs. Joseph E. Harvey, Jr., Mrs. Wilson Sicgmund,
Mrs. Kenneth Manning, Mrs. Harold Buslck, Mrs. H.
H. Prlncchouse, Jr., Mrs. H. H. Prlncehouse, Sr., Mrs.
Harry H. Weinsteln, Mrs. Charles Bier, Mrs. Donald
Wiley Poole, Mrs. Joseph Felton, Mrs. Delbert Schwab
bauer, Mrs. Lyle Page, Mrs, Hannah Martin, Mrs. R.
Anderson, Mrs. Kenneth Page, Miss Helen Cummins,
Miss Freda Shanks, Miss Hattie Ramp, Miss Rose
Peterson, Miss Ruda Quamme, Mrs. Nova Bates, Mrs.
Cecil Gardner, Miss Edna Flcklin, Miss Madeline
Sleppy, Miss Olive LeValley, Miss Maxlne Rogers, Miss
Lois Coomler, Miss Jean PYeeberg, Miss Vera Coward,
Miss Inabelle Creech, Miss Ruth Melson, Miss
Cynthia Delano, Miss Mary White, Miss Gwen Hunt,
Miss Marjorle Knox, Miss Cleo Saueresslg, Miss Jose
phine Bross, Miss Mildred Stevens, Miss Dorothy
Page and Mrs. Wayne J. Page of Dallas, Mrs. George
Fletcher, Miss Bertha Babcock, Miss Molly Schwab
bauer, Mrs. Robert C. Barnett, Miss Colene Mennis,
Miss Luclle Mosher, Miss June Lochrldge, Miss Clara
Zuber, Mrs. John Goplerud, Mrs. Ray Rhoten, Mrs.
Floyd Seamster, Mrs. Ralph Steele, Mrs, Joseph
Tompkins, Miss Hazel Shutt,
Miss Hattie Bratzel, Mrs. W. E. Anderson, Mrs.
Ralph Caley, Mrs. Harold Dunsmoor, Mrs. Lawrence
Anderson, Mrs. Frank Krauger, Miss Willa Ames, Miss
Madge Reld, Miss Maria Dare, Miss Ethel Redden,
Miss Marcelle DeMytt, Miss Helen Way, Mr. and Mrs.
John W. Cattrall. Carleton Roth, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Bernadl. Mr. and Mrs. Ray H. Lafky, Miss Marjoria
Weum, Miss Dorene Davis,
Town and Gown club will hold Its first meeting
of the season next Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock
in Lausanne hall with Mrs. Paul B. Wallace presiding.
Dr. Helen Pearce of the Willamette university faculty
will speak on "Present Day Careers for Women."
Mothers of Willamette university freshmen have
been invited as additional guests. At tea time Mrs. E.
T. Barnes and Mrs. William E. Kirk will preside at
the serving table.
The hostess rommlttee Includes Mrs. Frank Erlck
son, chairman, Mrs. Morton E. Peck. Mrs. A. E. Utley,
Mrs. E. T. Barnes. Mrs. H. O. Smith, Mrs. A. F. Marcus,
Mrs. J. A. Mills. Mrs. Lloyd Bell. Miss Helen Bocker,
Miss Lorena Jack and Miss Olive Dahl.
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-ISS BETTY READ, popular bride-elect of
Robert C. Cannon, is the inspiration for much
- entertaining during the days prior to her
marriage next Saturday night.
Mrs. Charles Pomeroy is entertaining with a
dessert bridge Monday evening in compliment to the
bride-elect.
Her guest list includes Miss .Read, Mrs. W. Ludd
Read, Miss Kathryn Read, Mrs. C. C. Cannon, Mrs.
Frank Shafer, Miss Marie Patton, Miss Josephine Mc
Gilchrist, Miss Marybeth Rumsey, Miss Helen Wled
mer, Miss Maxlne McKillop, Mrs. J. S. Lochead, Mrs.
Carl G. Collins, Mrs. Glen Wilbur, Miss Isobel George,
Miss Mlra Belt, Miss Doris Drager, Miss Rovena Eyre,
and Mrs. Andrew Halvorsen.
Miss Marie Patton and Miss Rovena Eyre will
entertain with a small dinner party in the former's
home in Leslie street Tuesday evening feting Miss
Read and Mrs. Carl G. Collins, who is arriving home
this week-end from an extended stay in the east and
Cuba to be the honor attendant at the Cannon-Read
nuptials.
Covers will be placed for Miss Read and Mrs.
Collins, the guests of honor, Mrs. Ronald A. Gemmell,
Mrs. Charles Pomeroy, Miss Josephine McGilchr',
Mrs. Bradford Collins, Miss Eyre and Miss Patton.
Mrs. W. Ludd Read, mother of the bride-elect,
will entertain at dinner Wednesday evening for Miss
Read and members of the wedding party.
Robert Read of San Francisco will arrive from
the south next Friday for the marriage of his sister
and Mr. Cannon, He will give the bride In marriage.
The Spinsters will hold a special session at the
home of Miss Dorothy Alexander Monday evening
at 1:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Stanley Krueger entertained with a prettily
arranged affair Thursday in compliment to Mrs. T.
C. La Frenicre of Oakland, Calif., who is the house
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Krueger. Tea was served In
formally In the Into afternoon by the hostess.
The guest list, which Included close friends of
the visitor, included Mrs. La Frcniere, the guest of
honor, Mrs. George Tharp of Seattle, Mrs, Walter
Streblg, Mrs. Frank Saunders, Mrs. E. B. Gabriel,
Mrs. James Mlnty, Mrs. Herman Hllle, Mrs. Herbert
Bailey, Mrs. Richard Severln, Mrs. James Bradshaw,
Mrs. Frank Zlnn and the hostess, Mrs. Stanley Krueger.
Bib 'n Tucker
By Roby Laughlln
EXCLUSIVE ... to the men There are
some mighty gay new flower fashions heading the stylo
parade on football specials these days and your girl
is going to cheer with double enthusiasm for both you
and your favorite team If you're smart about the
flowers you send Chrysanthemums, of course,
continue to hold honors among the "specials" but they
are more welcome this year If they consist of matching
corsages of large blossoms, combined with sprays of
tiny 'mums and autumn leaves, and with ribbon
streamers to carry out the college colors And
if you wish, you know, the florist can attach your
college letter right In the heart of the flower as though
it had grown there Another sure "delight" is the
modernistic spray arrangement of gardenias com
bined with shining green leaves with odd white and
red velnlncs that appear hand painted Belles
who have achieved the hour glass silhouette are pinning
handsome corsages at the belt line of their new fitted
coats while many, following the vogue Introduced by
Queen Elizabeth, are (continued on page 8, column 3j.
ARTIES for "sweet charity" seem to take places
stellar Importance on the capital's social
agenda for the next week or so with many large
events listed.
On Tuesday Chadwlck chapter of the Eastern Star
will entertain with a benefit card party and In the
evening the Salem Junior Woman's club will entertain
with a benefit fashion bridge. St. Anne's Guild of
the Episcopal church is arranging a benefit bridge at
the home of Mrs. Donald A. Young for Thursday
afternoon.
Dancing parties are being planned by the Monday
Night Dancing club for this evening and by the Ttlll
cum club for Tuesday evening, both smart events to be
held at the Hotel Marlon.
Brides-elect also take the concentration of capital
folk. Miss Betty Read, bride-elect of Robert C. Can
non, is the Inspiration for much entertaining before
her marriage, which will be an Important event of
next Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Sterling entertained at
dinner in their Portland residence Friday evening hon
oring Mrs. Charles L. McNary, wife of Oregon's senior
senator, who will leave shortly for Washington, D. C,
after spending the summer at the McNary country
place, Fircone, north of Salem.
Invitations are In the mail for the marriage of
Miss Margaret Harriett Sherman, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. R. C. Sherman of Long Beach, Calif., and William
Connell Dyer, Jr., son of the William Connell Dyers
of Salem.
The ceremony will be held at 4 o'clock the after
noon of November 11 in St. Luke's Episcopal church
in Long Beach with a large reception following at the
home Mrs. Harry Cundiff in Livingston Drive.
Following a honeymoon at Del Monte and San
Francisco Mr. Dyer and his bride will return to Salem
to take up their residence.
The MacDowell club announces the appointment
of Mrs. Gordon Finlay as accompanist for the singing
organization for the second consecutive 5'ear. Bernard
Barron will conduct this season. The MacDowells
will meet at the Chamber of Commerce at 1:30 o'clock
Tuesday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Elliott are being welcomed
home from a holiday in California.
Willamette University Campus Following a day ol
silence, pledges of the three Willamette university
sororities were announced last night and this evening
the pledges will be honored guests at formal dinners
at the three sorority houses.
Pledges of the Alpha Phi Alpha sorority are Miss
Unema Mathis, Miss Donna Crabtree, Miss Mary
Barker, Miss Barbara Vlesko, Miss Dorothy Barham,
Miss Marlanna Liebe and Miss June Earle, all of
Salem, Miss Mary Lanshcr of Sheridan, Montana, Miss
Marcla McLaln, Hood River; Miss Bonnie Carmichael,
Sultan, Wash.; Miss Glennerva Harnsberger, Inde
pendence; Miss Frances Tatro, Oregon City; Miss
Marian Sanders, Portland; Miss Jeannette Penix,
Warrenton, and Miss Dorothy Tate, Stayton.
Pledging the Beta Chi sorority were Miss Beryl
Seacat, Miss Jean Scacat, Miss Patricia Hutchenson,
Miss Mary Ellen Mills, Miss Marjorle Price, Miss Beth
Siewart, Miss Vera Lindeman, Miss Audrey Fehler,
Miss Barbara Compton, Miss Jean Moore, Miss Bernice
Elgin, Miss Genevieve Dodd, Miss Phyllis Fisher, Miss
Harriet Crawford and Miss Ernalee Thompson, all of
Salem; Miss Pat Cormany, Miss Dorean Symes, Miss
Mary Jane Cutler, Miss Jane Slsson and Miss Barbara
Kester of Portland, Miss Lou Gladden of White Sal
mon, Wash., Miss Beulah Brlggs of Great Falls,
Mont., Miss Nancy Bales of Bend, Miss Pauline Mez
trozat of Juneau, Alaska, Miss Meriam Jensen of Hood
River, Miss Mildred Williams, Sidney, Mont., Miss
Irene Christie of Houlton, Miss Jean Langley of Brem
erton, Wash., and Miss Shirley Caufleld.
Delta Phi sorority pledges were Miss Louise Black,
Miss Georgia Cook, Miss Virginia Crumm, Miss Edythe
Davis, Miss Margaret Ewing, Miss Elvy Fredcrlckson,
Miss Doris Harold, Miss Frances Kells, Miss Merle
Kyle, Miss Muriel Llndstrom and Miss Florence Up
john, all of Salem; Miss Hazel Bunnell, Miss June
Chambers, Miss Bl lie Jean Glllilan, Miss Betty Ann
Keller, Miss Vivian Lucas, Miss Ruth Matthews, Miss
Dorothy Ann Paddock and Miss Eloise Wynn of Port
land; Miss Elaine Blttle, North Holy wood; Miss Elea
nor Bailey, Miss Joan DuRette, Gervais; Miss Elaine
Eberly, Oregon City; Miss Barbara Ferguson, Sun
down, Calif.; Miss Zoe Fretz, Sllverton; Miss LI la
Murray, Miss Iris McCurdy, Oregon City; Miss MRry
Jane Smith, Cottage Grove, and Miss Betty Sackett,
Sheridan.
Miss Mira Belt, daughter of Judge and Mrs.
Harry Belt, will leave Monday with Miss Jean Lat
ourette, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Earl C. Latour
ette of Oregon City, for San Francisco where the two
debs will spend the winter season.
Chemeketa chapter, DcMolay, will entertain with
a gay dance at the Masonic temple Thursday evening
at 0 o'clock following public Installation of officers.
The Halloween motif will be carried out In the
appointments.
Officers to be Installed include Jack Roach, master
councillor; Corydon Blodgctt, senior councillor; Bob
Lafky, Junior councillor; Mark Hatfield, senior deacon;
Oscar Paulson, Junior deacon; Jim Hatfield, senior
steward; Leonard Stelnbock, junior steward; George
Alexander, chaplain; Coe Roberts, marshal; Ralph
Schlesslnger, sentinel; Loren Hicks, scribe. Farley E.
Mogan is advisor for the chapter.
Miss Patty Nlemcyer will entertain the St. Cecelia
guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church at her home
Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock.
Miss Margaret Huckesteln entertained at dinner
Thursday night In honor of Miss Mary Alice Shlnkle,
who announced her engagement and forthcoming
marriage to Raymond Beard. No date has been set
for the wedding. The Halloween motif was used in
decorating the table and rooms. Later the group
made up a lino party.
The guest list Included the honor guest, Miss
Mary Alice Shlnkle, Mrs. S. L. Shlnkle, Pollyanna
Shlnkle, Orall Smith. Jean Moir, Bobbc Beckner,
Grace Barry, Margaret Anderson and the hostess,
Miss Margaret Huckesteln.
Mrs. A. M. Jcrman presided with a beautifully ar
ranged luncheon at her country place Wednesday
honoring numbers of the Town and Country club and
several additional guests.
Miss Florence Wallace will entertain the Berean
Oulld of the First Baptist church at a house party
this week-end at the Nnskowln beach place of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank H. Spears.
A benefit Halloween masquerade ball Is nemg
planned for next Thursday night at the Fraternal
temple by Capital Tent Hive, Maccabees. Prizes will
be given for the best costumes and proceeds will go
to the relief fund. The committee Includes OHIO
Hazelwood, Thomas Rogers, Gcorgo Dictz, J. Ed
Rcay and Miss Alcna Bicmmcr.
r BRILLIANT formal dance will be given In
("Vu the Mlrroroom of the Hotel Marlon Tuesday
y jlL night when the Tilllcum club entertains with
Its first party of the season. The Halloween theme
will be carried out In the decorations of the ballroom
where socialites will dance from 9 until 12 o'clock.
Numerous cheerio parties will precede the dance.
Among those entertaining Informally before the dance
will be Mr. and Mrs. William Schlltt, Mr. and Mrs.
William Faulus, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sears and Mr,
and Mrs. T. Harold Tomllnson.
Dr. Frank Prime is president of the Tilllcums for
the 1939-40 season and T. Harold Tomllnson Is secre
tary. New members for the 1939-40 season include
Messrs. and Mesdamcs Percy Blundell, J. F. Campbell,
N. D. Clements, Harold Hauk, Lynn Heise, George
Hurley of Albany, O. I. Paulson, Jack Reynolds, George
Stackman, Herbert L. Staver and L. H. Williams.
Other members include Messrs. and Mesdames A.
L. Adolphson, Edwin Armstrong, Ralph Bailey, John
Beakey, Kenneth Bel), Harry Belt, L. V. Benson, Lelf
Bergsvik, W. J. Bishop, Russell Bonestcele, W. J.
Braun, F. J. Bressler, Leon Brown, Earl Burch ,C. M.
Byrd, J. L. Cooke, Carl Cover, C. L. Crlder of Dallas,
Clifford Dane, Grant Day, Robin Day, B. M. Donald
son, Thomas Drynan, Mervin Fidler, Earl Fisher,
Max Flanery, G. H. Fowler, Erie Fulgham, Leroy
Gord, Robert Glenn of Corvallls, Albert Gragg, Dan
Hay, William Hammond, Marvin Hcadrick, Karl Heln
lein, E. E. Hill, Gordon Hadley of Independence, David
Bennett Hill, Glen Hoar, Verden Hockett, Orris Hoff
man, Arthur Hunt,
E. H, Kennedy, Arthur Knox, L. D. Lambeth, E. A,
Lebold, Harris Lietz, John Lochead, Don Madison, Ar
thur McMahan of Albany, Richard A. Meyer, E. L.
Miller, Ira Mix of Independence, Edward Murphy, F.
E. Needham, C. L. Newman, B. E. Owens, William
H. Paulus, E. K. Plaseckl, Frank Prime, Harry Read,
Lloyd Riches, O. M. Ross, J. L. Sears, William Schlltt,
Robert B. Sears, Glen Seeley, Frank Shafer, Graham
Sharkey, Henry Simmons, Hollis Smith, A. B. Starbuck
of Dallas, Laban A. Steeves, Sidney Stevens, Bertram
Thomson, Elton H. Thompson, Frederick Hill Thomp
son, Kenneth Thompson, J. C. Tracy, James Turnbull,
E. L. Ullman, Francis Wade, H. H. Weinsteln, R. O.
White, Van WIeder, Harry Wiedmer, J. H. Willett, T.
A. Windishar, R. D. Woodburn, A. D. Woodmansce,
R. D. Woodrow, Walter Zosel and Ellis Von Eschen,
Salem Central W.O.T.U. will meet Tuesday at
3 o'clock in the South Commercial street hall. Reports
from the state convention will be given by Mrs. Lena
Lisle and other delegates. An outline of the work for
the ensuing year will be discussed and arranged. Di
rectors for the various departments will be appointed.
Chadwlck chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will
entertain with a large benefit bridge party at the
Masonic temple Tuesday afternoon. Both suction and
contract will be in play from 2 until 4 o'clock. Those
playing are asked to provide their own accessories.
Mrs. Arthur Moore Is heading the directorate
which includes Miss Constance Kantner, Mrs. Albert
Smith, Mrs. Rex Davis, Mrs. Demma Jennings and
Mrs. Fred Lange.
Among those making reservations are Mrs. Mem
Pearce, Mrs. Ira Darby, Mrs. Lynn Purvine, Mrs. David
Wright, Mrs. Verle Ellis, Mrs. Charles Pratt, Mrs. E.
W. Peterson, Mrs. Paul Hauser, Mrs. Larry Flagg, Mrs.
M. C. Petteys, Mrs. Harry Crawford, Mrs. A. S. Hussey,
Mrs. Lyman McDonald, Mrs. J. S. Murray, Mrs. B. B.
Flack and Mrs. D. X. Beechlcr,
Mrs. Bruce C. Bower and son, Robert, of Ketchi
kan, Alaska, have arrived in Salem to spend several
months at the home of Mrs. Bower's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Shaw. Mr. Bower will Join his family
for the holidays after which they will return to their
home in Ketchikan.
Socialites will gather at the Hotel Marlon this
evening for the Monday Night dancing club's first
formal dance of the season. A large no-host dinner
is being arranged by prominent Salem couples at the
Spa preceding the dance.
V. E. Kuhn is president of the club for the 1939-40
season and Ronald Frizzell is secretary.
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jT T. ANNE'S OUILD of St. Paul's Episcopal church
will entertain with a smartly arranged 1 o'clock
V1 dessert luncheon and bridge at the Falrmount
hill home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Young Thursday,
October 26. Luncheon will be served at small tables
centered with pastel French nosegays.
Assisting Mrs. Young will be Mrs. Arthur Knox,
Mrs. Robert Brennan, Mrs. Robert Herrall, Mrs. Harold
dinger, Mrs. John J. Elliott, Mrs. George Weller, Mrs.
Donald McCargar, Mrs. Kenneth Bell and Mrs. Syd
ney Kromer.
Among those making reservations are Mrs. A. D.
Woodmansce, Mrs. Frank Prime, Mrs. Russell Catlln,
Mrs. Frank Spears, Mrs. Homer Goulet, Sr., Mrs,
W. Wells Baum, Mrs. Breyman Boise, Mrs. Vern Gil
more, Mrs. U. G. Shipley, Mrs. Sydney Kromer, Mrs.
Vernon Perry, Mrs. William Poorman, Mrs. Howard
Rex, Mrs. Bertram Thomson, Mrs. Raymond Bone
steele, Mrs. Charles Bushell, Mrs. Chester Zumwalt,
Mrs. Richard Slater, Mrs. George Hoffman, Mrs. Rich
ard Stolz, Mrs. Charles Wood, Mrs. E. M. Duffy and
Mrs, James R. Humphrey.
Mrs. Prince W. Byrd will preside at luncheon
Tuesday In her Court street residence honoring mem
bers of her bridge club. Tables will be made up for
contract following the luncheon hour.
Club members Include Mrs. E. Fritz Blade of
Portland, Mrs. Hollis Huntington, Mrs. Taylor Haw
kins, Mrs, Keith Powell, Mrs. Ercel Kay, Mrs. Frank
H. Spears, Mrs. Arthur Rahn, Mrs. T. A. Roberts,
Mrs. John Carson, Mrs. Daniel J, Fry, Jr,, and the
hostess, Mrs, Prince W. Byrd.
Felicitations are being extended to Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Grant of Marshfleld upon the birth of a son,
Robert Conrad Grant, In Marshfleld October 19. Mrs.
Grant will be remembered as Virginia Conrad,
The West Lefelle street residence of Major General
and Mrs. George A. White will be the scene of a
beautifully arranged tea next Wednesday afternoon
when the Junior Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church
entertains honoring officers and members of St.
Paul's Senior guild.
Mrs. Russell Catlln Is president of the Senior
guild and will receive Informally with officers of the
Junior guild including Mrs. E. M. Duffy, president,
Mrs. Kenneth Bell and Mrs. J. N. Chambers, vice
presidents, Mrs. Robert Brennan, recording secretary,
Mrs. E. J. Scellars, corresponding secretary, and Mrsl
Lee Warnlck, treasurer.
All organizations of the church are being Invited
through the press to attend.
The tea directorate includes Mrs. Homer Goulet,
Sr., chairman, Mrs. Clifton Irwin, Mrs. U. G. Shipley,
Mrs. Frank Patterson, Mrs. T. O. Russell and Mrs.
Robert Brennan.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hardcastle of North Bend
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hardcastle last
week-end.
The membership committee of the American Le
gion auxiliary met Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. A. H. Wilson.
Those present were Mrs. Jennie Bartlett, Mrs.
Harold Perkins, Mrs. Onas Olson, Mrs. Mem Pearce,
Mrs. Frank Marshall, Mrs. Walter Spauldlng, Mrs.
Fred Gahlsdorf, Mrs. James Fisher and Mrs. O. E.
Palmateer, president of the auxiliary, who was a
special guest.
Mrs. Mem Pearce will be hostess to the committee
at its next meeting, Thursday evening.
Oregon chapter, National Society of Founders
and Patriots of America, will meet in Portland
Thursday, October 26, at 2 o'clock in the home of
the president, Miss Ethel May Handy, 745 Cul
pepper Terrace.
The women of the Missouri club will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Effie Gage,
686 North Liberty street.
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Pomeroy. who will proitde at a beautifully ftrrnngrd nffalr
MIm Betty Head, popular bride-elect, whost marriage will
evening.