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By Jean Taylor
Another Salem maid has added her name to the list of brides
elect this week. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Greenlee are announcing
the engagement of their daughter, Beth, to Ben Gifford, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gifford.
I I ( I ) i No date has been set by the
UJounq. Uiolinist
freients (Concert
Eminent young violinist is
Carroll Glenn, who appears
Thursday evening at 8:15
o'clock In the auditorium of
the Salem high school.
Her concert is a presentation
of the Crescendo Concert series
of Salem high school. Joseph
Wolman will be at the piano.
Program:
I
Sonata In F Major, Opus 25
(The Spring) Beethoven
Allegro
Adagio colto expressivo
Scherzo allegro molto
Ronao allegro ma non troppo
II
Concerto Mo. 4 in D Minor
Vleuxtempi
Introduction andante
Adagio religioso
Scherzo vivace
Pinaie Marziale allegro
Intermission
III
Metodie Tschaikowsky
Tmnmvij.Bt.lnn Kabalewsky
Three Preludes . .Gershwin-Heiletz
B flat major
C sharp minor
E flat minor
Bumcon-.be County, North Caro
lina i'ti an evening).. Erst Bacon
Jim Jives . .Robert Russell Bennett
IV
wptrp Kali (scene from the
Czardas) Hubay
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ani oLJance
Plans are in full swing for the
St. Patrick's dance planned by
the Salem social and recreation
al clu'o, to be given at the Vet
eran i hall Enday at 8:3u
o'clock.
Claude Bird's band will play
and refreshments will be served
at a late hour. Entertainment
will be provided by the Pr-iS'
cilia Meisinger studio.
Cnairman of the decoration
committee is Mrs. Edmund Me
ola and assisting her are Mrs
John Yeasley and Mrs. Arnold
Pederson and Mrs. Floyd Mc-
Nail. Serving as members of
the hospitality committee are
Mrs. John Yeasley and Mrs,
Arnold Pederson and Mrs. Floyd
McNall. Serving as members of
the hospitality committee are
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Mudd,
Miss Mabelle Frazer, Leonard
Howe and in charge of prizes
Is Miss Eleanor Danielson.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart John
on (Rovena Eyre). will arrive
Thursday evening at Neskowin
Inn. where they expect to
spend the weekend. Joining
then: Friday will be D. W. Eyre.
Mr and Mrs. Stewart Johnson
have been motoring through the
southwest and Mexico since his
discharge in January.
The Past Matrons club of the
Order of Eastern Star will hold
a no-host supper Saturday eve
ning at 6:30 o clock. Chairmen
of the program are Mrs. Vera
Barrick and Mrs. Robert Hutch-
eon.
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couple for their wedding. Miss
Greenlee is a graduate of St.
Croix Falls high school in St.
Croix Falls, Wis., and worked
at the First National bank in
Minneapolis before coming to
Salem. She is now employed
as secretary to the stale comp
troller at the industrial accident
commission.
Her fiance is a graduate of
Salem high school, and was
discharged in January after 2A
yejs' service in the South Pa
cific with the navy. As an avia
tion machinist mate, lc, he
served on Saipan, Tinian and
Tarawa.
(J3ride oCundt
f-arlij. Series
Luncheon parties, planned in
series, are a social item of note
these spring days.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Wal
ter Snyder will entertain a
group of her friends at luncheon
at her Center street home. Cov
ers will be laid for 12.
Nosegays of spring flowers,
circled with a ruffle will cen
ter each table and mixed bou
quets will be arranged about
the rooms. The affair is first in
series the hostess plans for the
com'ng week.
Mrs. William L. Phillips, Jr.,
presided Thursday afternoon at
a 1 o'clock luncheon at her new
home, second in a series of af
fairs. Spring flowers provided the
decoraUve note. Following the
luncheon several hours of con
tract bridge were in play.
Bidden to Thursday's affair
were Mrs. Ralph E. Purvine,
Mrs. Coburn Grabenhorst, Mrs.
Claybourne Dyer, Mrs. William
Dyer, Mrs. Wheeler English,
Mrs. Eaward O. Stadter, Mrs.
Herbert Stiff, Jr. and Mrs. Ros
well Beach.
Burford-Ware
Rites Are Read
Sunaay, March 17, the Baptist
church in Albany was scene of
the marriage of Terratha Bur
forri ana Cecil A. Ware.
The high noon ceremonies
were pefomed by Rev. Luther.
For her wedding the bride chose
a pastel blue suit with which
she wore matching accessories
and a corsage of gardenias and
pink carnations. ,
A wedduig dinner honoring
the couple was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Ware,
parents of the bridegroom, with
members of the immediate fam
ily present. After a short wed
ding trip, the couple will re
turn to Albany to make their
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Simon
have just returned to Salem
after a two months' vacation
trip in California and Mexico.
Salem visitor Tuesday after
noon was Mrs. Mathilda Will
man, of Portland.'
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Captain and Mrs. William S. Parker, who were married in late
February at impressive ceremonies at St. John's Episcopal church
in Fort Smith, Ark. A reception followed at the home of the
bride's parents, Col. and Mrs. Nelson A. Myll. She is the former
Dorothy Myll. Captain Parker is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Parker of Salem. They will make their home here.
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A number of contract bridge
clubs are being entertained this
week by various hostesses.
Wednesday evening, Mrs.
James McFarland entertained
members of her group with a
dessert supper at her home in
North 19th street.
Entertaining also will be
Mrs. Lee Crawford and Mrs.
Joseph M. Devers, Jr., who
will preside at a late supper af
ter several hours of contract
bridge for her guests.
Mrs. Howard Shubert will
entertain members of her bridge
club Friday evening. The hos
tess will serve a dessert, to be
followed by contract bridge.
Special guest for the evening
will be Mrs. H. P. Hielman of
Portland, visitor at the Shubert
home for the weekend.
Past Noble Grands
Meeting Held
Mrs. Leo Weir was hostess to
the Past Noble Grands associa
tion Wednesday evening. Co
hostesses were Mrs. Estella
Hess, Mrs. Dora Hill and Mrs.
Blanche Hull. Mrs. Grace New
bold, Mrs. Alice Adams, Mrs
Ethel Otjen and Mrs. Lottie
Chaffee were initiated into the
club.
After a business meeting,
games were played.
Present were Miss Wilda Sieg
mund, Mrs. Lottie Chaffee, Mrs.
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Mrs. Estella Hess, Mrs. Louise
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Mrs. Blanche Hull, Mrs. Lelia
Ohlsen, Mrs. Mabel Gardner,
Mrs. Coral McNeil, Mrs. Ivadene
Hubbard, Mrs. Cora Belle Wiles,
Mrs. Helen Mulkey, Mrs. Anna
Hunsaker and Mrs. Lola McFar
land. Mrs. Thelma Casper was s
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Helpers Club
At Brush College
Brush College Mrs. F. Mc-
Kinney entertained the Brush
College Helpers club with a St
Patrick party for the last March
meeting. Mrs. Carl Wood pre
sided.
Three guests present were
Mrs. Clarence Caldwell, Mrs
Jim Ware and Miss Edna Smith,
Members present were Mrs. Es
ther Oliver, Mrs. Carl Wood
Mrs. N. J. Nelke, Mrs. John
Schindler, Mrs. O. E. Poe, Mrs.
Bertha Garrow, Mrs. Mike
Focht, Mrs. Anna Bayer, Mrs.
Ferdinand Singer, Mrs. O. J.
Watts. Mrs. Monte Harris and
Mrs. F. McKinney.
The Ladies of the Keizer Sew
ing cluo will meet at the home
of Mrs. Walter Lansing for an
all-day session of Red Cross
sewing and quilting Thursday.
A no-host luncheon will be
served at noon.
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Salem hostesses have high
lighted the week with several
smartly arranged dinner par
ties.
Wednesday evening, Dr. and
Mrs. Ralph E. Purvine enter
tained doctors of the Salem clin
ic with an informal buffet din
ner, at their attractive Saginaw
stroet home.
Bidden to the event were Mrs.
H. K. Slockwell, Mrs. Bernier,
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Ross, Dr.
and Mrs. Hugh Dowd, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold B. Schneider, Dr.
ami Mrs. Arthur Fisher, Dr.
Chester Downes and Dr. Frank
Brown.
An informal evening followed
the dinner hour.
Entertaining Friday evening
is Mrs. Robert Burrell, who has
invited Mr. and Mrs. James H.
Nicholson. Jr., Mrs. Margaret
Bell and Douglas Drager.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Rogers
have arranged a dinner party
Friday evening at their North
Summer street home for a group
of their friends. It is the first in
series of parties the couple
are planning.
Coveit will be placed for 12.
Contract bridge will be. in play
following the dinner hours.
Lincoln Club
Admits Members
Lincoln The Lincoln Ladies
Goodwill club, organized in
1937 for the purpose of welcom
ing newcomers, enrolled two
new members, Mrs. Avalt Mil
ler and Mrs. Seth Dodge, when
the club held the March meeting
at the home of Mrs. R. J. Meis
sner. Mrs. H. W. Ashford and
Mrs. Lois Crawford were co
hostesses. Bouquet of japonica, jon
quils, spirea and wild currant
arranged in tall vases and low
bowls of vari-tinted primroses,
violets, and hyacinths were used
about the rooms and on serving
tables. The St. Patrick theme
was used throughout the affair.
Mrs. Nels Yenckel, president
was In charge of the meeting.
Hostess for April, is Mrs. Nels
Yenckel, May; Mrs. Ben Mc
Kinney and in June a no host
ess out door picnic at the home
of Mrs. J. D. Walling will be
held.
Attending were special guests
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lyeen Hicks, Kay Haldeman,
Norma Jean and Marvin Miller,
Allan and Judy Meisner.
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Silverton Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Noren are announcing the
ma'riage of their daughter, Lil
lian, to Richard A. Nelson, son
of Mr and Mrs. Arthur Nelson
Sunday afternoon, March 24, at
2 o'clock at the Silverton Meth
odist church with a reception
following in the church par
lors
WorL Project
Alpha Chi Omega alumnae
and active members met Thurs
day at the chapter house for an
all-day project session.
T.ie group clothed dolls, made
scrap books and repaired toys for
the Marion county welfare com
mission for use in Marion coun
ty.
In charge of scrap books was
Miss Marjorie Grenfell, of dolls,
Miss Geraldine Nolson and toy
repair. Miss Shirley Gribskov
Chairman of the day-long pro
ject was Miss Delvon Lono.
Couple Weds
In Oregon City
Silverton Sunday afternoon
at the Oregon City First Coiv
gregational church. Miss Doris
Fay Borsig, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Borsig of Mt.
Angel, became the bride of Rob'
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