Mrs. Millar McGilchrist ol
Washington, D.C., and formerly
of Salem, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Walter Kirk and
Mr and Mrs. Wm. McGilchrist,
Jr., was honored Thursday after
noon when the Salem matrons
entertained at the McGilchrist
home.
The 25 guests for the informal
tea were old friends and sor
ority sisters of the visitor, who
will leave shortly to fly east
from Portland.
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Mils Jean Wolcott, whose
marriage will be an event of the
summer, was honored Thursday
evening at a shower given at the
home of Miss Izola Shepp, with
Mrs. Ann Kiggcn as assisting
. hostess.
Following dessert the honor
guest was feted with a miscel-
L laneous shower.
Guests were Miss Wolcott,
Mrs. Wolcott, Mrs. Katherine
Young, Mrs. Frum, Mrs. Beulah
Risley, Mrs. Hoover, Miss Mar
garet Badger, Mrs. Neomi Wal
lace, Miss Amanda Schwab
bauer, Miss Fern Dark, Miss
Emma Lou King, Miss Maxine
Caldwell, Miss Katherine Car
thew, Mrs. Betty Smith, Miss
Ann Schirmer, Mrs. May Elli
son, Miss Dorothy Ege, Miss
Shirley Hall, Miss Norma Jean
Newgent, Miss Jean Gorton,
Miss Ethel Gibbens, Mrs. Grace
Wittwer, Miss Clo Johnson, Mrs.
W. O. Shepp and the hostesses.
Lions Officers
Are Installed
The Lions club auxiliary met
Thursday afternoon for a picnic
at the country home of Mrs. A.
C. Haag during which new of
ficers were installed, with Mrs.
Estill Brunk as installing officer.
Mrs. Glenn Weaver is presi
dent, Mrs. Stanley Smith, vice
president; Mrs. Wayne Dough
ton, secretary, and Mrs. L. M.
Ramage, treasurer.
Donations were made to chil
dren at the blind school, toward
glasses for one child and to pay
expenses for another at the blind
Khool. Reports were made on
the state convention held at
Oceanlake.
Assisting hostesses with Mrs.
Haag were Mrs. Floyd Seamster,
Mrs. Loren Wise, Mrs. Carroll
Ford, Mrs. William Newmeyer
and Mrs. Denver Young.
Returning Thursday from San
Francisco were Mr. and Mrs.
Richard G. Severin, who made
the Palace hotel their headquar
ters while on a combined busi
ness and pleasure trip in the
southern city. In San Rafael,
the couple visited with their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Severin.
A new glass fabric ironing
board cover is expected to mini
mize fire hazard because it will
not burn or char. In tests it has
been subjected to iron tempera
tures in the range of 300 to 600
degrees, F.
Will Preside Mrs. Clyde Mc
Clung will preside at the 30th
annual convention of the Unit
ed Spanish War Veterans aux
iliary meeting in Salem, June
23 to 26. Mrs. McClung is
state president of the auxiliary.
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Wo
Astoria, June 21 The Ore
gon division, Daughters of Un
ion Veterans, named Mrs. Esther
Agnew, Portland, president at
yesterday's annual meeting here.
Mrs. Olivia Hill, Eugene, was
oCunclieoii
Hostess for a smart event Fri
day afternoon was Mrs. Will
iam F. Poorman. who enter
tained with a bridge luncheon
honoring Mrs. Edward Am,
soon to join her husband in Eu
rope. Guests were close friends
of Mrs. Am.
The affair was buffet and
guests seated themselves at
small tables centered with ar
rangements of spring flowers.
A surprise going away shower
feted the honor guest.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Arn, Mrs. Alex De Schweinitz,
Mrs. Harry Belt, Mrs. Wallace
Carson, Mrs. John Carson, Mrs.
Floyd W. Sheperd, Mrs. James
Young. Mrs. Elbert Roberts,
Mrs. George R. Barnes, Mrs. C.
J. Hamilton, Mrs. Charles Mc
Clellen, Mrs. Jo Morley and the
hostess.
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Win in Contests
Ratings for the accordion and
marimba entries from Salem
and vicinity in the junior con
tests of the National Federated
Music clubs arc:
Advanced division Florence Pol
stcr, superior; Anne Doerfler, excel
lent: Louella La Founuune, third
place.
Difficult division Susanna How
ell, superior; Dora Zehnor, excel
lent. Moderately difficult division
Delores Spelbrink, excellent; Nola
Jean Zobel. second place; Thad
Stevens of Rickrcall. third place.
Medium division Velma Raph of
Stayton first place.
Advanced ensemble division
Glamorettc band, excellent; Lois
uiiirigg Florence foisier, Anne
elected chaplain; Mrs. Nellie Hi
day, Salem, treasurer; Mrs. Anna
England, Eugene, first district
council member; Mrs. Anna
Steinnaugh, Grants Pass junior
vice president.
Mrs. Mabel Dolman, Cottage
Grove, will represent the group
at the national convention in Indianapolis.
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Difficult ensemble divLsion Mel
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Elementary ensemble division
Accordionette band, excellent: Nola
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from Salem acted as judge for
the Marimba division.
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swelling of the throat that might
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iodized salt unless they do so
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