Tuesday, November 21, 1939
The Capital Journal, Salem; Oregon
Five
Society Cl ubs and Music
Edited bf Itorcnt Mjn. Pboot tbil.
Initiation
Ceremonies
Monday Night
Initiation ceremonies of the Am
erican Legion auxiliary were held
Monday evening in the Fraternal
temple with Mrs. Earl Andresen
acting as Installing officer and
Mrs. Beryl Porter as sergeant-at-arms.
Past presidents of the auxi
liary assisted.
Those Initiated were Mrs. A. W.
Lovclk, Mrs. Kenneth Murdock,
Mrs. H. R. Robertson, Mrs. Lloyd
Demarest, Mrs. B. W. Ransdell,
Mrs. Freda Stacey, Mrs. Loran
King, Mrs. Guy Weaver, Mrs. John
A. Pentney, Mrs. John W. Nash, Mrs
Virgil Bolton, Mrs. Cyril Nadon,
Mrs. Clara Reeves, Mrs. Philip
Shobar, Mrs .T. A. McLeod, Mrs.
James Hartley, Mrs. Harley Sperry,
Mrs. James Garson and Mrs. H. C.
Beard.
At the close of ceremonies Mrs.
Robert Wyatt sang several num
bers, accompanied by Mrs. Ivan
Brown. The hostess, Mrs. Jennie
Bartlett, Introduced Mrs. Johns
Mrs. Minnie Jenks and Mrs. Sam
Yoder, guests. After the Initiation
the new members and the auxili
ary enjoyed a social hour. Mrs.
John A. Olson and her committee
were in charge of the refreshments.
A study club is being organized
under the leadership of Mrs. Frank
Marshall to study the history of
Oregon. Mrs. Marshall announced
the first meeting will be held No
vember 29 In the museum in Wal
ler Hall. At Oils meeting Prof.
Herman Clark of the Willamette
university faculty will be the speak
er. All interested members are urg
ed to attend.
Phi Beta Kappas
Celebrate Founding
The Willamette Valley association
of Phi Beta Kappa Is arranging a
program to commemorate the
founding of the national honorary
scholastic society at William and
Mary college on December 5, 1776.
To make final arrangements for
this occasion the following met with
Dr. Bruce Baxter In his office: Rob
inson Spencer, Dean Olive Dahl,
Mrs. R. G. Doege, Mrs. C. A. Rad
cliff and Dr. Chester Luther.
Plans include a formal evening
program on Tuesday, December 5,
at 8 o'clock in Lausanne hall on the
Willamette campus at which Prof.
Harold G. Merriam, literary scholar
and visiting professor at the Uni
versity of Oregon, will be the speak
er. All members of Phi Beta Kap
pa in this vicinity are cordially in
vited. ..
Mrs. Jennie F. B. Jones
Feted on Birthday
The Past Presidents' club of the
Woman's Relief Corps entertained
with a luncheon at Frederickson's
Saturday honoring Mrs. Jennie F. B
Jones on her 79th birthday anni
versary. The luncheon table was
centered with an arrangement of
yellow chrysanthemums and tall ta-
pers. Mrs. Eva Martin Is president
of the club and Mrs. Effle W. Dun
lap served as toastmlstress. Mrs.
Helen Southwick asked the blessing
and Mrs. Ronald Glover gave a read
ing. Mrs. Jones, who cut the birth
day cake, was presented with a cor
sage by Mrs. Dunlap.
Present were Mrs. Jennie F. B.
Jones, the honored guest, Mrs. Gol
da Kyle, Mrs. Rose Vorls, Mrs. Eva
Martin, Mrs. Mabel A. Lockwood,
Mrs. Susie E. Botts, Mrs. Lulu Bor
ing, Mrs. Effie W. Dunlap, Mrs.
Vera Glover. Mrs. Serena Anderson,
Mrs. Rose Hagedorn. Mrs. Cordelia
La Bare, Mrs. Helen Southwick, Mrs.
Bertha Loveland, Mrs. Bessie Mar
tin. Mrs. Mary Ackerman and Mrs.
Hattle B. Cameron.
Musical Program at
Sacred Heart Academy
A musical event of Interest is the
St. Cecilia recital which will be given
at the Sacred Heart Academy this
evening with a talented group of
young folk listed on the program.
The program has been announced
as follows:
"My Heart at Thy Bwppt Volea" from
".Samson end Delilah" Salnt-Saena
Bacred Heart Orchestra
Crescendo Lasson
Piano Maxlna de Jardtn
Minuet Hassalmans
Harp Hornet Hawwns
Bwlnf Low, Sweet chariot ... .Traditional
Boys' Glee Club
Huntirlan McDowell
piano Betty Vlesko
The Swan Salnt-Saena
Violin Thomas Russell
Rondo Brlllante Weber
Piano Marilyn McKlnley
Jeanle With the Ltsht Brown Hair
Foster-Pitcher
Ho-La-Ll Bavarian Folk Sons'
Ar. by Luvaas
The Ceclltans
Mary Jane Simmons, Sybil Speara. Ruth
Tracy, Myrtle Meier, Pollyanna Shlnkle,
Irene Free. Bene Day. Genevieve Lov
clk. Daphne Potter, Harriet Hawkins
Talse In D Flat Mokrels
Piano Mary McKay
Ave Maria Schubert
Japanese Love Sonf Thomaa
Voice Mary Jane Slmmona
Talse In E minor Chopin
Ptano-Daphnt Potter
Gypsy Dance Ernst
Arlosa, Bach
Violin Elmo Innocentl
t?n Sosplro Llsst
Piano Betty Brown
Like Barley Bendlnc Tyson
The Quest (Bohemian Folk Sons!
Ar. by Olbb
Sacred Heart Treble Triad
antaale Impromptu Chopin
Piano Waynt Meusey
When Children Pray Ffnner
Mister Moon Wilson
MITed Voice Fns'mble
AccompanMs: Wayne Heusey, Betty
Brown, Daphne Potwr.
Chadwick chapter, Order of East
ern Star. Is meeting in the Masonic
temple this evening at 8 o'clock. A
program will follow the business
session.
Visits In Capital Mrs. Leland Chapin who, with Dr. Chapin, was
honored at luncheon yesterday at the North Capitol street place of
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Barnes. The Chaplns, who were married in
England last July, are en route to Palo Alto to make their home.
First Families Plan
Thanksgiving Dinners
Hospitable Salem couples and those of Oregon's official family are
planning dinners for Thanksgiving day in their homes for members of
their families and intimate friends. The college contingent will arrive In
town Wednesday to visit until Sunday and parties galore will make the
week-end gay. Governor and Mrs. Charles A. Sprague will entertain at
dinner in their North 14th street
residence on Thanksgiving day for
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Schramm, Miss
Suzanne Schramm, Miss Patricia
Schramm, Philip Schramm, all of
Corvallis, and Wallace Sprague.
Secretary of State Earl Snell and
Mrs. Snell have invited guests to
dinner at their Fairmount hill place
Thursday Including Dr. and Mrs
Frederick Thompson of The Dalles,
Mr. and Mrs. George Flagg and Bill
Snell, who will arrive home from
the University of Oregon Wednesday.
Miss Frances Anne Mott is ar
riving in town Wednesday to spend
the holidays with her parents. Con
gressman James Mott and Mrs,
Mott, at the Royal Court. Coming
with her will be two Kappa Alpha
Theta sorority sisters, the Misses
Florence Gordon and Miss Marga
ret Watts.
Judge and Mrs. John L. Rand will
spend Thanksgiving In Portland as
guests of the Irving Rands. Miss
Edith Wheeler will accompany
them.
Judge and Mrs. Harry Belt, Judge
and Mrs. Percy Kelly and Judge
and Mrs. George Rossman are en
tertaining with Informal family
dinners at their respective resi
dences. Mrs. Homer Goulet
Honored Guest
Mrs. Homer Goulet, Sr., was hon
ored with a prettily arranged dinner
Sunday honoring her birthday an
niversary when Mr. and Mrs. Homer
L. Goulet entertained informally
at their country place.
Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Goulet, Sr., Mr. and
Mrs. William Sheehy of Portland.
Master Philip Goulet and the hosts,
Mr. and Mrs. Homer L. Goulet.
Mollie Bob Small
Weds Wednesday
On Wednesday afternoon will be
solemnized the marriage of Miss
Mollie Bob Small, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Willis H. Small of Eugene,
to Hal C. Hardin, Jr. The ceremony
will be at 4 o'clock at the First Con
gregational church In Eugene, with
Dr. Victor P. Morris of the Univers
ity of Oregon officiating.
Miss Edythe Farr is to attend the
bride and Thomas Miles will be best
man for Mr. Hardin, James Steven
son and Edwin Waisenen will be
ushers. Miss Kathleen Houghlum
will play the organ music.
Following the service the couple
will greet guests Informally at the
church entrance. Josephine Evans,
cousin of Mr. Hardin, and Suzanne
Small of Salem, cousin of Miss
Small, will pass out packages of
cake from little baskets to the guests
as they leave.
Buffet Supper
Follows Rehearsal
Weldon Walker and Gordon Wlems
entertained members of the cast of
"Listen to Leon," the Elks' forthcom
ing Christmas show being present
ed by the Salem Civic Players, and
their friends with a buffet supper
after rehearsal Monday evening at
the home of Mr. Walker.
Guests were Miss Beulah Graham,
Miss Clarabelle Burnslde, Mrs. Twi-
la Conover, Mrs. Elsie Holman,
Mrs. Ruby Curtis. Mrs. Ruth Ver-
steeg, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wierz
ba, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Allen. Guy
Tucker and the hosts, Gordon
Wlems and Weldon Walker.
Boise Home
Scene of
Gathering
St. Anne's Guild of St. Paul's
Episcopal church met informally
Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Breyman Boise with Mrs.
Boise. Mrs. Kenneth Bell, Mrs.
George Hoffman and Mrs. Charles
Wood as hostesses.
Plans were made for a series of
"kidnap breakfasts" with guild mem
bers as hostesses. Proceed will be
used for church work. Tea was .ser
ved in the late afternoon.
Mrs. John R. Wood of South Da
kota was a special guest. Members
present were Mrs. Wallace Carson,
Mrs. Jack Elliott, Mrs. Theron
Hoover, Mrs. James Humphrey, Mrs.
Kenneth Bell, Mrs. Breyman Boise,
Mrs. Charles Heltzel, Mrs. George
Hoffman. Mrs. Arthur Knox, Mrs.
Sidney Kromer, Mrs. Donald Mc
Cargar, Mrs. Ronald Craven, Mrs.
Robert Wilson, Jr., Mrs. Harold
Ollnger, Mrs. Kenneth Power, Mrs,
Walter Socolofsky, Mrs. Bertram
Thomson, Mrs. George Weller, Mrs.
Parker Wickwire, Mrs. Charles
Wood, Mrs. Chester Zumwalt, Mrs.
A. D. Woodmansee, Mrs. Al Bur
dett, Mrs. Robert Sears and Mrs.
Hugh Morrow.
P re-Nuptial Shower
At Senter Residence
An elaborate pre-nuptlal shower
honoring Miss Helen Lenaburg,
was held at the Salem Heights home
of Mrs. Le Roy Senter Friday af
temoon, November 17. The home was
decorated with beautiful bouquets
of flowers. Candles were lighted
while the bride-to-be opened her
many lovely gifts. Tea was served
In the late afternoon. No definite
wedding date was set.
Among the guests present were
Mrs. H. S. Glle, Mrs. L. Kleinke,
Mrs. S. Richards. Mrs. G. Bender,
Mrs. G. Tucker, Mrs. H. W. Weir,
Mrs. E. Berg, Mrs. M. Crofoot, Mrs.
A. Suerl, Mrs. A. Rathjen, Mrs, E.
Dotson, Mrs. R. Dent, Mrs. G. Mor
ris, Mrs. O. Beardsley, Mrs. H. R,
Woodburn, Mrs. R. Senter, Mrs. M.
Waring, Mrs. C. Sawyer, Mrs. Wolfe,
Mrs. J. Lenaburg and daughters,
Mrs. I. Lenaburg and son, Misses
F. Wolfe, L. Wolfe, I. Anderson, B.
Anderson. V. Earhart, E. Crawford.
E. Berg, M. Scott, I. Bllnston, B,
Kleinke, N. Bennett, all of Salem;
Mrs. E. B. Knight, Mrs. W. E. Doty,
Mrs. L. Whitby, Mrs. H. Allen, Mrs,
L. Harris, Mrs. L. Cole, Mrs. Grlz-
zel, all of Jefferson, and Mrs. L.
Senter of Silverton.
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Skating Party
Event of Friday
A gala skating party was held at
the Mellow Moon Friday evening
with students of the Capital Busi
ness college acting as hosts. Over
76 enjoyed the affair.
The program committee consisted
of Miss Paula Trommlltz, chairman,
Bill Clearwater, Sara Hollowell,
Lynne Damielle, Bernice BUhler and
Maybelle Frazer.
The refreshment committee was
headed by Mrs. Esther Easton. Her
committee Included Miss Maxlne
Moses, Carolyn Winter, Marian Mc-
Pherren and Herman Lindeman.
...
John S. Ediger to
Wed Miss Tenner
Invitations are being received to
the wedding of Miss Elizabeth
Tenner of Henderson, Nebraska,
and John S. Ediger of Dallas.
The ceremony will be an event of
ITianksgiving eve in Henderson and
the couple will be "at home" in Dal
las after December 1.
Mr. Ediger Is a prominent agricul
turist in Polk county and has a
wide circle of friends in Balem.
fit i Iter
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White Shrine
Enoys Gala
Time Monday
Following the regular stated
meeting of Willamette Shrine No. 2.
O. W. S. of J., Monday evening,
the members enjoyed an unusually
interesting program. Many corn
stalks and pumpkins were grouped
about the room while centering the
long serving table was a huge pump
kin topped with clusters of grapes
and surrounded by a variety of
fruit. Two large artificial turkeys
made by the worthy high priestess.
Miss Ila Austin, graced the table.
Mrs. Walter Lansing and Miss
Verna Kepplnger won special prizes.
Mrs. Wayne Henry was the winner
in the old-fashioned spelling bee
and C. R. Rntcllff was also hon
ored for spelling. Miss Grace Bab
cock received honorable mention.
Mrs. Mary Addle Curtis pleased
the members with a reading. A
grand opera selection was given by
Mrs. Percy R. Kelly. Prizes were
given to Wayne Henry and Arthur
H. Moore.
The highlight In the evening's en-
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tertainment was the barn dance in
which 16 women were In costume.
Mrs. Percy R. Kelly, Mrs. Arthur
Hunt, Mrs. Cora Behrens and Mrs.
Mona Yoder received prizes and
Miss Dorothy Cornelius and Miss
Verna Kepplnger received honor
able mention.
The decoration and refreshment
committee for the evening Included
Miss Sophia C. Anderson, chairman,
Miss Constance Kantner, Mrs. Ag
nes Jones. Mrs. Mary Addle Curtis,
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Gillette and Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Henry. Mrs. Ber
tha Bergman was assisted on the
entertainment committee by Mrs.
Mona Yoder, Miss Dorothy Cornel
ius, Mrs. Edna Hunt and Mrs. Henry
Morris.
...
Mrs. H. H. Barlow
Hostess Friday
Members of Salem Dakota Wom
en's club met last Friday with Mrs.
H. H. Barlow on Klngwood Heights
with Mrs. Rose Rellly assisting.
Arrangements were made for the
December meeting, to be a Christ
mas gift exchange, December IS
at the home of Mrs. Edna Gllkey,
657 South Liberty street. All Da
kota women are welcome.
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Visitors
In Gapital
Delightful guests In the capital
yesterday were Dr. and Mrs. Leland
Chapin, who were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. E. T. Barnes at luncheon In
their North Capitol street place.
The Chaplns were married in Lon
don, England, last July 1st and spent
the summer In Scotland, the bride's
home. Mrs. Chapin Is the former
Lillian Macpherson. They arrived In
the states a fortnight ago and are
now en route to Palo Alto, where Dr.
Chapin Is a member of the Leland
Stanford faculty.
Dr. Chapin is a graduate of Wil
lamette university and has a vide
circle of friends here. He took grad
uate work at Stanford and later
went to China, where he taught In
a university. He received his Ph. D,
from the University of Edinburgh.
Mrs. James Manning
Hostess Friday
The Ann Judson Missionary circle
of the First Baptist church was en
tertained at the home of Mrs. James
Manning Friday evening.
A short business meeting was held
at which time Mrs. Fred Broer, Jr,
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