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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1944)
Society Cl ubs and Music iMss Compton Arrives from South. Tomorrow Miss Barbara Compton will arrive from Medford late Wed nesday to spend the Thanksgiv ing holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry V. Comp ton, at their home in North Summer street. Miss Compton, a popular Sa lem girl and member of Spin sters, is on the Medford high school fatuity this year. ' Entraining for Pasadena last nlfiht was Mrs. Frederick Brock, 4Ho has been in the capital since mid-September as the guest of her brothers, Otto and Ray Hartman. Mr. and Mrs. Elwaln Green wood uf Portland will be in the capital for Thanksgiving as guests of Mr and Mrs. David ' Cameron. Legion Auxiliary Has Initiation on Monday Thirteen new members were initiated at the Capital Unit meet ing of the American Legion auxiliary Monday evening at the Woman's club. Arrangements for the solemn and impressive candlelight ceremonies were under the direction of Mrs. Frank Marshall, president of the Past Presidents club. The new mem bers are Mrs. William C!are.- Mrs. Georgine Weisner, Mrs. Lois Blaisdell, Mrs. J. D. White, Mrs. Lloyd Noffsinger, Mrs. eJSiinc Merten, Mrs. Vcrn Pade, Mrs. Eva Rush, Mrs. Gladys Moore, Mrs. Mike Panek, Mrs. Dolly Peterson, Mrs. Floyd Howard and Mrs. William Nie meyer. Past presidents who assisted in the initiation were Salem Credit Women Meet for Breakfast Salem Credit Women's Break fast club met at Schneider's this morning at 7 o'clock with Mrs. Louise Jones presiding. Mrs. Else Allen conducted the lesson. Special guests were Miss Estella Smith, Miss Gladys Quesseth, Miss Marion Boyle and Mrs. Louise Knight. The next breakfast meeting will be held at Schneider's De cerhber 5. Order of Amaranth ' 'as Dancing Party 'Hanna Rosa court, order of the Amaranth, entertained Sat urday evening in the Masonic temple. Cards were In play the first part of the evening with dancing following. Thanksgiv ing decorations were used on the tables and In' the ballroom. Late refreshments were serv ed by the committee which in cluded Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Far rar and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brown. Regarding Society Copy for Saturday Due to the Thanksgiving holiday all club reporters are asked to have their copy for the Saturday society page in the hands of the Journal Woman's editor by Wednesday af ternoon. ' FACT ... OR FANCy? k SovjOk. chocouti am riutt Fancy, of course, but find cream-smoothness of Societe chocolates. "Candy is Food for Work!" Societe supports this National Council on Candy program . . . Socittc candy goes to war, too, but remember "Socitte it Worth Wailing For!" White Shrine of Jerusalem Honors Supreme Appointees Willamette White Shrine of Jerusalem met Monday night for a no-host dinner at the Masonic temple with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gillette, Mr. anc) Mrs. Henry Niemeyer and the Misses Grace Babcock, Eva Ferre and Mary Sayles in charge of the table and dinner arrangements. The scheduled meeting was held later with the supreme appointive committee honored. Worthy High Priestess of Willamette Shrine Nettie J. Smith welcomed the guests with gifts. Honored were Helen An thony, Past Worthy High Priest ess of Toledo, Ohio, Shrine; Laura Webster, Worthy High Priestess of Vancouver, Wash ington, Shrine; Edna Bolton, Worthy High Priestess of The Dalles Shrine, and Ellen Ga briel. Past Worthy High Priest ess, Willamette Shrine, all now Supreme appointive committee members. Supreme Honorary Officers W. E. Brown and Nettie Smith were introduced and honored and a large group of Past Wor thy High Priestesses and Watch- Mrs. Leon Brown; department finance officer as presiding of ficer; Mrs. Stanley Kruegcr, Mrs. O. E. Palmateer, Mrs. James A. Garson, Mrs. Jennie Barllctt and Mrs. Earl Andre sen. Two vocal selections were given by Mrs. Virginia Ward El liott, accompanied by Mrs. Ralph Dobbs. At the adjournment of the meeting the members and guests were served refreshments. Mrs. Leon Brown and Mrs. Earl An dressen poured at the table cen tered with gold chrysanthe mums and lighted tapers. The membership committee, of which Mrs. Austin H. Wilson is chairman, was in charge. Mrs. Frank Marshall and Mrs. George Gabriel had charge of decorations. Assisting with the serving were Mrs. I. N. Bacon, Mrs. R. C. Blaxall, Mrs. J. A. Lewis, Mrs. J. H. Brady, Mrs. W. H. Anderson and Mrs. A. W. Lov cik. Mrs. Austin H. Wilson, mem bership chairman, reported a total of 305 members at the close of the evening.. Mrs. Verne Ostrander expressed her thanks to all who assisted with the veterans' gift shop drive. Mrs. W. H. Anderson, unit fi nance officer, announced a ba zaar for December 14 and IS. Articles for the bazaar will be welcome from individual mem bers. - District conference is sched uled to meet at Forest Grove, Oregon, November 27 at 1:30 o'clock in the afternoon. . Karl B. Kugels Hosts at Dinner Mr and Mrs. Karl Kugel are planning a dinner party for next Sunday at their home in North Capitol street. Guests will Include Mr and Mrs. M. R. Wilkinson, Chuck and Nancy Wilkinson, Mr and I Mrs. John L. Kierulff and little son, Neil, all of Portland. with ckiam iiartoh . . . it IS a FACT that you'll among the varied centers men of Shepherds was honor ed. After the business of the meeting was finished the Shrine was entertained with a collec tion of colored slides of the western and southwestern states taken and shown by Juana Hol Air Force Captain is Complimented Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kent are arranging a dinner party at their home this evening in com pliment to Captain Jack Kent, United States army air corps, who recently came home on leave from Italy. Covers will be placed for Cap tain Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar I. Paulson, Mrs. W. D. Nickell of McMinnville, Miss Betty Rivencss and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Kent. Planning to spend Thanks giving in Eugene as dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Atterbury are Mrs. Byron B. Hcrrick and Miss Leila Rigdon, both of Salem, and Mrs. Joseph Fontaine of Jefferson. Girls Home F rom School Thanksgiving Miss Harriet Hawkins and Miss Jean Watson of Honolulu, students at the University of Oregon, will arrive in the capi tal Wednesday night, to spend Thanksgiving at the home of the former's mother, Mrs. Taylor Hawkins, on Fairmount hill. Mrs. Hawkins will preside at dinner on Thanksgiving day with covers placed for Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMurray of Port land, Mr. and Mrs. Ercel Kay, Miss Jean Watson and Miss Har riet Hawkins. Mrs. David Eason Musicale Hostess On the social calendar for this evening is a musicale for which Mrs. David Eason will be hostess at her studio at 7:30 o'clock, with members of her music class as guests. The program for the evening will feature Miss Donna Jane Macklin, violinist, pupil of Mary Talmage Headrick, who will be accompanied by Miss Frances Baum. Pfc. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Hill (Minnie Mires) are announcing the birth of a daughter, Alvena Anne, born November 12 at Sa lem General hospital. This is their second child, and the sec ond grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. William V. Mires, formerly of Silverton, and Perry Hill of The Dalles. Pfc. Hill is stationed at Selman field, Monroe, Louisi ana. MISS Of Jacqueline Cochran NEW YORK CITY at Miller's Wednesday Last Day Jacqueline Cochran's beauty-aids consultant will be a special guest of Miller's cosmetics depart ment today and Wednesday to consult with and to advise Salem women in the fascinat ing art of arranging their new winter com plexions . . . Miss Rogers' great store of beauty aids knowledge is entirely complimentary through the cooperation of Jacqueline Cochran and Miller's. You are invited to take full ad vantage of this opportunity. Christmas Work Helped By Spinsters Miss Carolyn Brady enter tained informally Monday night for the Spinsters at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brady. Miss Sybil Spears presided at the business session when the group planned to gather Christmas gifts for servicemen now in hospitals and also for Christinas pack ages lor Russian children. Sup per was served in the late eve ning. Attending were the Misses Amy McGregor, Florence and Doris Duffy, Phyllis Fisher, Janice Nelson, Mary McKay, Jane Huston, Emmalou East, Nancy Stricklin, Sybil Spears and the hostess, Miss Brady. Mrs. Ora Mi'Kenzie will spend Thanksgiving in Portland as the i guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Ihle. I Dinner ? arty . Event of Monday Night Miss Lena Blum was hostess . to past presidents of the Salem Credit Women's Breakfast club with a dinner party at her home ' in Norway street Monday even-1 ing at 6:30 o clock. The center piece was of yellow chrysanthe mums, guarded by tall lighted tapers of yellow and orange. Plans are being made for each past president to make a USO scrapbook to be taken to the next meeting, a dinner, Decem ber 11, at the home of Bessie Kayser. At this meeting officers and chairman will be elected. The Breakfast club has six of its eight past presidents living in Salem. Attending the dinner were Mrs. Vclma Strain Waltz. Mrs. Medora Hyett, Mrs. Alta Myers, Miss Lillian Kayser, Bes- sie Kayser and the hostess. Miss ' Lena Blum. Formal Dinner At YWCA Monday The Young Business and Pro fessional Girls' club held a for mal Thanksgiving dinner at the YWCA Monday night with the customs and arts of the Indians as the theme. Students from the Chemawa Indian school gave songs and dances under the direction of Miss Virginia Wilcoxson, Les lie Bill and Levi George. Miss Janie Tababoo gave the Iroquois prayer of thanksgiving. Miss Martha Fisher presided and group singing" was enjoyed. 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