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I) Society Cl ubs and Music Matrons are Honored at Dinner Varty Rsp. Anna Ellis of Garibaldi and Mrs. Georae King of Boise, Idaho, formerly of Salem, will be the guests of honor this eve nine when Mrs. Paul H. Mauser entertains with a buffet dinner. Spring flowers will form the centerpiece of the attractive serving table and also crace the small dinner table where the guests will be sealed. Covers will be placed for IS. j Mrs. Alex de Schweiniu was a Portland visitor Tuesday. Dine and Do club met Tues day at the home of Mrs. Walter Conboy for luncheon and sew ing for the Red Cross. Eight were tn attendance. ' Royal Neighbors of America will hold their regular meeting ! at the VFW hall tonight. Red Cross Official to isit Here i Boy Pryor of (he Red Cross recruiting office, Pacific area, will arrive from San Francisco Thursday, March 2, and inter view applicants for Red Cross service cm Thursday and Fri day. The local recruiting commit tee, of which William Baillie is chairman, is asking every person who desires to enter the Red Cross service to telephone the office of the Marion county chapter, dial 9277, for an ap pointment with Mr. Pryor. Mr. Pryor s tune m the eani- tal is limited and (lie cmnmil. tee is especially eager that those ; persons wno have already been j Interviewed by Mr. Baillie or j Miss Marion Bowen make an . appointment to see Mr. Pryor a immediately. Mrs. Emil Otjen Presides at Session Mrs. Emil Otjen presided at the regular session of the Sa lem Rebckah lodge Monday evening. A very impressive reremony was put on by Mrs. R. G. Henderson previous to the presentation of jewels to three members who have be longed to the lodge more than J-S years. 4 Mr. Belle Carlson was pre sented by Mrs. Pearl Nichols. Mrs. Carrie Jennings was pre sented by Mrs. Alice Adams and Mrs. Dora E. Burns was pre sented by Mrs. Cora Ebby. Mrs. Vern Suko sang a solo and was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Estella Hess. Mrs. Nettie Coates, Mrs. Nel lie Creamer. Mrs. Nettie Green ough, Mrs. Cora Ebby and Wil liam Huckaby, all of Portland, were here for the event. Mrs. Lucy Siegmund was presented a jewel by her daughter, Miss Wilda Siegmund. Mrs. Christina Smith of Leb anon, stale Inside guardian, was a visitor for the evening. Mrs. Gustave Erickson. Mrs. Clar ence Townsend. Miss Lora Cal lison and Tom McCloud visited In Portland at the district con vention. P-N.G. association will meet at the home of Mrs. Clarence Townsend Wednesday evening. They will be assisted by Mrs. Rose Hammer, Miss Wilda Sieg mund and Mrs. Ida Hochstetllcr. Three Links club will meet Fri day afternoon at 2 o'clock in the clubrooms. Mrs. Mabel French, Mrs. Russell Krctz and Mrs. "EASY - FOLD" CARRIAGE A comfortable, emy-to-handle carriage fSfc t Iff nrk Jff'& egjipped with 4-bow hood, un visor, W If yV J U pj . Jw, ' NyT afety brake, and weather-rejiitant body El IK Jf Jf XaH-ny 7 Wfir made of gray and black padded, aullted I! -8Tj mewmatm V'WPSyt. V&r'H leatherette. 8-inch wire wheels and rub- i JjtW V' tTPT&Mjfy ber tires. Folds compactly for storage. He& J&Pi i ALSO SOLO ON TEPV? V JCf I , (Usual deposit; carrying ctiais") 1 Vtl31 Others: $25.95 Q&J 4S-1 STATE STREET JfcFII SALEM, ORE. ) Edited by I WiUi.im Cladek will be the host ! c.-s for the afternoon. Miss Wilda Siegmund and Mrs. Clar ence Townsend were recent vis itors at the I.O.O.F- home in Portland, i The cailton and auxiliary of j Patriarch Militant will meet at i 6:30 o'clock Thursday evening j for a no-host dinner al the ; I.O.O.F. hall. A business ses sion and initiation will follow. The committee for the dinner consists of Mrs. Pearl Harland. Mrs. Clarence Townsend and Mrs. Ida Traglio. :Nile Club lTo Honor lMrs. Kuhn , The Salem Nile club is ar : raiding a no-host dinner for j Saturday evening in the Ma sonic temple in compliment to Mrs. V. E. Kuhn, the retiring president. Mrs. Paul H. Hauler is the newly-elected president of the Nile club. Husbands of members are be ins invited to the event, which will start at 6:30 o'clock. Fol lowing the dinner hour cards will be in play. T'ia dinner directorate in cludes Mrs. David Cameron. Mr. Walter Dry, Mrs. Paul Hansen, Mrs. Fred Klaus, Mrs. Parker Lincbery. Mrs. John Sweeney and Mrs, David Wright. Woman's Relief Corps Aid society will hold a social meet ing at the home of Mrs. Lura Tandy, 2015 Trade street, from 2 to 5 o'clock Thursday after noon. Mrs. Arthur Selander Fetes Mrs. Smith Mr. Arthur Selander was hostess at an an rcvoir party Tuesday afternoon at her North Summer street, residence in compliment to Mrs. William C. Smi'h who is leaving for Port land to reside. Mr. Smith is now in Portland and Mrs. Smith and their two daughters will join him early next month. Mrs. Harry Clark assisted her mother at the tea hour. Honoring Mrs. Smith were Mrs. Richard A. Meyer. Mrs. H. M. Boesch. Mrs. T. M. Hicks. Mrs. Ray A. Yocom. Mrs. Wol cott E. Burcn. Mrs. Glenn Rice. Mrs. Oren Stratton, Mrs. Fred Kirkwood. Mrs. E. A. Sems. Mrs. Harry Clark and Ms. Arthur Selander. Margaret Hood Presents Pupils Mic ln,.ffnnl 1JJ ...ill sem ner piano pupils in recital Friday evening. February 23. at 7:15 o'clock in the lobby of the YMCA. Kenard Adams, pupil of Mary Schultz Duncan, will assist with violin selections. The following will partici pate: Joan Barnes. Audrey Sneddon, Marion Baum, Bar bara Taylor, Sharon Hamilton, Astrid Severin, Judy Richards, Lynn Jensen, Murray Jensen, Joan Elliott, Catherine Sieg mund, Marianne Aston. Grace Stewart. Laura, Allen, Mary Lou Zumwalt. Jack Nelson, Norma Vassler, Richard Sohrt, Sandra Stonehocker, Julia Ann Miller, Muriel Stewart. Jeannine Gra ber. Barbara Zumwalt. Mari anne Bonesleele. Elizabeth Johnson, Michael Deeney, Mar jorie Becke, Norma Hamilton, Peter Morse, Sue McElhinncy and Joan Marie Miller. Greeting guests at the door will be Miss Acacia Belt and Miss Norma Vassler. The interested public is cor dially invited to attend. Rovtiu lyre Phont 3513. Mrs. Walker Presides at Smart Affair The home of Senator and Mrs. , Dean H. Walker in Inriepen- j dence w as the scene of an in- j I formal dinner party Tuesdav j evening when Mrs. Walker en- I tertained honoring a group of j the feminine legislative contin- . gen. Spring flowers in pastel tones: formed the decorative note of the dinner table and about the rooms. Monday evening Hal Hibbard auxiliary, United Spanish war Veterans, held its monthly so cial meeting. Bess Goodrich pre sided. The next meeting will be March 5 at 8 o'clock in the VFW hall. Eastern Star Chapter Has Initiation Ceremony Chad wick chapter. Order of Eastern Star, met Tuesday eve ning in the Masonic temple, with Mrs. Albert Cohen, worthy matron, and Fred B. Keeler, worthy patron, presiding. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Graham, worthy patron and worthy matron of Zen ith chapter. Brownsville, were guests of the chapter. Mrs. Milton I.. Meyers and Mrs. Lena Cher- Mrs. Barnes Honors Her, 'Daughter j Mrs. George Barnes invited ; a group of guests to her home in Electric street Tuesday af ternoon to honor the second birthday of her little daughter. George Anne. At tea time a candle-lighted birthday cake was the feature. The guest list included Miss George Anne Barnes, the hon ored guest, Mrs. Anthony Tou art, grandmother of the honored guest. Mrs. Harry Bolt, Mrs. Wallace Carson, Mrs. Elbert Roberts. Master Allen de Sch weinitz and the hostess, Mrs. Barnes. White Shrine in Session Monday Monday evening was advance night for Willamette Shrine No. 2, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem. Mrs. Willis E. Brown, noble profhetcss, and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne D. Henry, associate watchman of shep herds, presided during the open ing services. The worthy high priestess, Mrs. Albert C. Smith, and the watchman of shepherds. Willis C. Brown, were escorted to the east. Miss Edna McElhaney and Miss Mary B. Sayles were host esses for the Valentine party which followed the regular meeting. Games were enjoyed. The colors of red andvellow were used about the rooms, a bouquet of red carnations and yellow daffodils centering the head table in the dining room and guarded by red and yellow tapers in crystal holders. Members assisting were Mrs. Albert J. Walker. Mrs. R. T. Boals, Mrs. J. C. Jones and Miss Ulva Derby. The March meeting will con vene at 4 o'clock March Ifl and will recess for a no-host dinner at 6 o'clock for a ceremonial, when several new members will receive the degrees of the White Shrine. Mrs. Albert C. Smith, worthy high priestess, will preside at the meeting and she has appoint ed Miss Mary B. Sayles to ar range for the dinner. tV duff w Mrs. Sadie Graham of Corval lis, grand chief of Oregon, Py thian Sisters, who made her of cilia visit to Silvevton last Thursday evening. rington, charter members, were present and introduced. Pfc. Ethel Lansing. Wac, and J. J. Purney wore initiated into the order. Mr. and Mrs. Graham spoke to the members and in vited Chaciwick chapter to visit Brownsville chapter. Following the business meet ing a social hour was enjoyed with musical selections and group singing accompanied by M rs . Fern Craven and Grace Hatch on the marimba. Remi niscences of Chariwick chapter i were presented by Mrs. George 1 King of Boise. Idaho, a past m a t ro n o f C h a d w i c k chapter. Pfc. Ethel Lansing told of her life Willi the Wac at Fort Sle vens, where she is stationed. Brief remarks were made hy J. J. Purney and Rev. S. Raynor Smith. The dining room was ap propriately decorated in red, white and blue, the tables be ing decorated with flags and red, white and blue candles. Refreshments were served by the following committee, .Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Swafford, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil T. Golden, Ar thur Moore, Miss R nth Moore, Mrs. Waldo Zellcr. Mrs. Alta Openhaven, Mrs. George Ed wards. Mrs. Neva Peck and Mrs. Louise Schmoker. The chapter members will meet on February 27 for an all day meet ing, sewing for the Red Cross. Oregon Students To Appear Here University of Oregon. Eugene, Feb. 21 (Special) Pat McCor mack of Banks. Wilma Foster of Eugene and Winston Carl of Portland will discuss post-war relations with Russia for the Sa lem Women's club Wednesday, February 28, and for the Salem high school, Friday, March f). The three students are members of the symposium group of the division of speech and dramatic arts at the University of Ore gon. Pythian Sisters will ment this evening at 8 o'clock in the K.P. hall. li or prompt relic! u;e worldwj Rat.r yknown Cmiruni. l-Vagrant. fif BflPiw, mjldlv rnfdiratrd. ftO yar-Ri sneers'!. All drurciilr Hnv'iP 'Miss Belt I o Arrive From South. I Ai riving from California Ihursday will he Miss Barbara , Belt, daughter of Chief Justice and Airs. Harry Belt, who is at- i tending the University of Cali fornia at Berkeley this year. Miss Belt will he in the capi tal for 10 days and several in formal affairs are being plan- , ned for her pleasure. m a Mrs. Cadwa To be Feted Friday Night Mrs. William Comic 11 Dyer, Jr.. and Mrs. Claybourne W. Dyer are arranging an infor mal party for Friday evening at their home in North Thir , teenth st reet in compliment to j Mrs. M. E. Gadwa. ' Tables will he made up for t bridge and in the laic evening the hostesses will serve supper, j Spring flowers will form the decorative motif about the i rooms. I Miss Dorothea Sleusloff Is planning a dinner party for Saturday evening in compli ment to a group of friends. Miss McKay Is Chosen Sweetheart Salem Hi-Y members are an nouncing the election of attrac tive Miss Mary Lou McKay, daughter of Captain and Mrs. Douglas McKay, as the Hi-Y Sweetheart. Miss McKay is a popular member of the younger set and active in activities at Salem high school. She has served as president of the high school honor society and has been pro minently identified with the Pop club. Girl's Letter club and is president of the Abbie Gra ham chapter of Tri-Y. She headed the gym jamboree a! high school when it was last presented. Legislative Night Interesting Event Legislative night was featur ed at Ihe regular meeting of American Legion auxiliary Mon day evening. Mrs. Albert C. Gragg. for the legislative com mittee. Mrs. George Gabriel for war activities, and Mrs. E. A. Lee, for war defense, made ar rangements for the evening's program. Legislators' wives were honored as special guests. Rep. Paul Hendricks of Mar ion county discussed proposed state and national legislation on u n i versa I m i 1 i t a ry t ra i n i ng. I With quotations on the subject I from outstanding military and government officials, he parti cularly stressed an article by Harry Hopkins, appearing in a current issue of the American Magazine. He cited the brevity of military training given many of our men in the armed forces who are sent to major fields of operations to do battle against enemy soldiers, trained from childhood. Much could be ac complished by i nst ruction in high schools where our youth now attend to eliminate 1 1 lese For Lovelier Hands . . ' ' 1 r "K L6" I Helena Rubinstein's HERBAL HAND LOTION 1.00 It fffl Jikr liquid elvet! PuppriV rirh-trxturpfj lotion ... faithful prntpeinr nf the, lipauly of yotir haiifl. f.ontain .uprrmrly rffrrtivft pmolliput ingrrdipnl, Maa; uilh il repulaily. Spp Iinw niootli and ."-ft and upple your !i.ui1 will fpl . . . Iiovv beautifully groompij tliey luok,. l.')0 WI .LETT'S CAPITAL DRUG STORK Cornpr Sl.iie & l.ihrrty Sts. rhnnn 31 18 unnecessary hoards. Mr. Hnd- ' ricks stated. Mrs. I. N, Bacon spoke brief- iy in regard to the matter, us ing the American mother's view point. She called for united study of the matter, so critical , opinions may help to develop the best possible program which ' would build a better and strong er America. j I Mrs. Paul Ficke reported that Americanism work is in full swing with essa s on Thomas Jefferson coming in and flag code tests given throughout the , eouuly, botli in city and rural schools, during the day. Mrs. 1 j James A. Garson made favor t able comment on the poppy ; poster work in school art classes. Severn I additional ' : prizes are being offered this 1 year as an added incentive. ; I Mrs. E. A. Lee marie a report of ' i stamp and bond sales at the Penney boot h. Through the courtesy of Miller's department store, a splendid pat riot ic dis play appears currently in one ; j of their windows. Mrs. Clifton Mudd presented a poem. "Reason for Life." and Mrs. John Wagner cont ribut- , ed two lovely vocal selections, " ' accompanied at the piano by j : Mrs. A. W. Lovcik. Mrs. Don Madison, unit presi- dent, and Mrs, Howard Belton, ; ' wife of the senate president. shared honors in pouring. Tall white tapers in crystal candela- ; bras on a beaut if ul fine linen j lace-inserted cloth adorned the ! table. Names on the guest list in I elude, beside Mrs. Belton, Mrs. ; I Marie E. Wilcox. American Le- gion auxiliary president from Grants Pass; Mrs. Riddel Lage, 1 loo'l R ivcr; Mrs. Vernon Bull, La Grande: Mrs. Frank J. Van Dyke, Ashland; Mrs. C. L. Lieu allen, Pendleton; Mrs. John R. i j Snelislrotn, Eugene; Mrs. O. H. I Bengison. Med ford: Mrs. Ned i H. Callaway. Brownsville; Mrs. V. B. Staples. Ontario; Mrs. j Frank Brownell, Astoria; Mrs. 1 j William Hishavcn. Bend: Mrs. Vesta Himelwrighl and daugh- ler, Mrs. Beula Sager, Joseph; I Leona Hilt. Day's Creek: Mrs. ' Rhoda llesse, Hillsboro, and i Mrs. R. T. Moore. Coos Bay. Special guests were two mothers of members. Mrs. Law- j rence of Portland and Mrs. Ban- gert. formerly of South Dakota, j guests of their respective daugh- ) ler.s, Mrs. Merle Travis and Mrs. E. W. Richey. Miss Ida Mie Smith will en tertain the A.A.U.W. Litcra t ure group at her home, tl.M) East Lincoln street, this eve ning at 7:4n o'clock. Mrs. J. M. Devers will review "Democra tic Manifesto." Mrs. C. J. Towe Auxiliary Hostess Si 1 vert on Mrs. C, J. Towe was hostess Monday evening al her home in the country to her fellow members of the American Legion auxiliary, Delbcrt Reev es unit No, 7, past presidents fFAfyVVf Hygiene SIMPLE AS I-2-3 f Rtlrcliins ictiilft with (rink ; l.crunc Ooiuhe poitcf lor mTimjlct pcrMin.il luprnr! 'Mm powtlci Ucamet fflfr. tiNiIv, iixniu. trnsmvr im.iM,aril t poivf ilnllv tkokii)iiifi(. IV linhllulW hif;rjni, too Ifjvr no iril-ulc mo! nil a I dmuhr mlnr I nmmnidl. Sjtnljc(oi) nt join tnnnr b)L. All lrnpciMi. It r Capital Journal. Salem, Ore., cluh. Assist i n g dun ng the su p per hour was Mrs. Ole Meliind, niece of Mrs. Towe. Mrs, Lew is HaM is president and Mrs. Ern est L. Starr is secretin';,-. Mrs A. J. Titus gav' a si..,y of Cuoaii history, eeitiiomic val ues, product and peoples in ;m in t eroding L.it in -American u -dy as a pre gram feature. Rehear.-a 1 of a playlet s: ui .t fur the next meeting of the unit hen tin- pa.-t p re.-id en t s wi il be in ehargc of the program and supper, w as held. Attending the meet nit: were Mrs. Lucy Wray, Mrs. T. P. llei-den-lrom, Mrs. Pear! Davenport. Mrs. A. J. Titus. Mrs. F. M Powell. Mrs. My rt le Loreneii. Mrs. Oie Melund. Mrs. Ernest L. Starr. Mrs. Arthur Gottenberg. Mrs. Lewis Hail. Mrs. Maude Price and Mrs. Towe. 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