6 Capital Journal. Salem, Oregon, Friday, Oct. 25, 1946
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! By Jean Taylor
One of the loveliest teas of
'the fall season will bo given
from 2 to 4 o'clock Sunday aft
ernoon at the "E" street home
of Mrs. Loyal A. Warner when
Eta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
sorority entertains in compli
ment to a number of prospective
pledges.
Greeting guests at the door
will be Mrs. Edward Lewis, vice
president, assisted, by Miss Ann
Doerfler, Miss Lois Roberts, and
Miss Nyla Phillips. Miss Tina
Duerksen, president, will re
ceive in the drawnig romo.
, The serving table, covered
with a lace cloth, will be cen
tered with a bouquet of yellow
chrysanthemums, guarded by
harmonizing tapers in Chinese
brass candlebra. Presiding at
the urns during the afternoon
will be Mrs. Loyal A. Warner,
social sponsor, and Mrs. J. A.
Wiitsey, director. Assisting in
the serving will be Miss Norma
Sletton, Miss Dorothy Poff, Miss
Audrey Christman, Miss Lois
Gillings and Mrs. Burl Cox.
Guests bidden are Mrs. Chris
tine Bell, Mrs. Elizabeth Jepson,
Mrs. Winifred Crain, Mrs. May
Clark, Mrs. Ruth Lewis, Mrs.
Martha Schlaughter, Mrs. Jean
Doerfler, Mrs. Betty Schlapkohl,
Miss Gladys Qucsscth, Miss Dor
is Haid, Miss Maria Mocss, Miss
Imogene Johnson, Miss Blessing
Bcasley, Miss Eunice Hiatt and
Miss Bethel Wilson.
Arranging the preferential tea
are Mrs. Loyal A. Warner,
Miss Ann Doerfler, Miss Lois
Gillings and Miss Dorothy Poff.
Silverweds Arc
Honored at Amity
Amity Mr. and Mrs. Roy V.
Stockton of Sheridan entertain
ed for Mr. and Mrs. George D.
Wood of Amity recently in ob
servance of their 25th wedding
anniversary. Mrs. J. O. Mathis
of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
Rumrill of Stockton, Calif., were
other guests for dinner. Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Newly of Amity
were afternoon callers.
The date was also the silver
anniversary for the Rumrills
as well as Mrs. Rumrills' birth
day. MiS3 Marjorie Beckc will mo
tor to Corvallis for the weekend
to attend the Salem high-Cor-vallis
high school football game.
She will remain over the week
end as guest of her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
William Shinn.
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Celebrates Birthday Mrs. E. S. Lipp, pictured at her home in
North Liberty street. Friday Mrs. Lipp celebrated her 80th
birthday anniversary. She was honored with a tea for which
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Charles Pratt, End her granddaughter-in-Iaw,
Mrs. Russel Pratt, were hostesses. (Jestcn-Miller studio.)
Willamette
Alumn Dinner
A group of Willamette uni
versity alumni, gathering this
week-end on the campus to greet
old friends at homecoming, have
planned a no-host dinner affair
Saturday night.
The dinner will be held at the
Marion hotel before the dance at
the gymnasium.
Special guests will be Presi
dent and Mrs. R. Franklin
Thompson of the College of Pu
get Sound, from Tacoma. Pres
ident Franklin served as vice
president of Willamette at the
time the group was in school.
Present will be Mr. and Mrs.
Ollie Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Stewart, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Albert, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert H. Hamilton, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Swenson, Mr. and
Mrs. Winston Bunnell of Port
land, Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Gal
laher of Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs.
Warren James, Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Trumbo, Mr. and Mrs. Er
vin Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Fravel, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Van
Wyngarden. Mrs. Arnold Hard
man. Otto Wilson, Jr., Miss Elvy
Fredorickson
Loren Hicks.
of Portland and
Guests at the home of their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert W. Gormsen,
have been Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Gormsen of Spokane.
! Calendared for sometime In
November is an informal re
ception for which members of
Salem Pro-America, republi
can women's organization, will
be host honoring Mrs. Roy Bish
op of Portland, second vice
president of the National Fed
eration of Republican Women;
Miss Emily Eisenhower of
Portland, member of the com
mittee for revision of the na
tional constitution of that re
publican organization, and suc
cessful republican candidates
from this district.
Plans for the affair, date of
which will be announced later,
were made at a dinner meeting
of boarS members of Pro-America
Thursday night.
Named by the president, Mrs.
R. L. Wright, as the committee
in general charge of the recep
tion were Mrs. J. M. Devers,
Mrs. Hal D. Patton and Mrs.
Miller B. Haydcn. Other com
mittee heads arc the reception
line, Mrs. Hal Patton,' greeting
the guests, Miss Nellie Schwab
and Mrs. Florence Ames; and in
charge of the reception rooms,
Mrs. Miller B. Hayden, Mrs. M.
M. Magee and Mrs. Minnie
Jenks Other committees will be
announced later.
Other business disposed of by
the board included the selec
tion of Mr. M. M. Magee, Mrs.
Miller B. Hayden and Mrs. Hal
D. Patton as delegates to the
state meeting of Pro-America in
Portland December 2 and 3, the
appointment of Mrs. Miller B.
Hayden as chairman of the
membership committee and of
Mrs. M. M. Magee as publicity
chairman.
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Plans Change as
Bill Mudd Goes East
Surprise It was to Mrs.
Clifton Mudd, who had v
planned earlier In the week ;
to drive down to San Fran- t
Cisco for a visit with her son t
and daughter-in-law, Capt. g
and Mrs. William Mudd, to j
find that he was leaving soon .
for Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga.
He'll take an army refresh- S.
er course of about 3 weeks or
a month and then return to
San Francisco, offices in 444
Market as a public relations f.
officer. f.
His wife is making her
home in Modesto until his '
return. i
oCunclieon Jdoil
Mrs. Roy Mills was hostess
Friday afternoon to a group of
her friends when she planned a
1 o'clock luncheon. It was the
first of a series of winter parties
Mrs. Mills has planned at her
home in South Winter street.
Covers were placed for 12
with contract bridge following.
Hostess to the Friday after
noon bridge club was Mrs. Eric
Butler, who entertained the club
and a few special guests, Mrs.
Fred Schlapkohl, Mrs. A. A.
Gueffroy and Mrs. F. E. Loose.
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Capital unit No. 9, American
Legion auxiliary, will be hostess
Sunday to the conference of
District II, which includes 22
units of the surrounding area.
The group will meet at the
Salem Woman's club Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs. I. N.
Bacon, president of Capital unit,
and Mrs. Stanley Krueger, presi
dent of District II, will preside
over the business meeting, after
which the guests will adjourn
to the Legion hall for a no-host
dinner with the post. A joint
meeting and program will be
held following.
Speakers will be Mrs. Leon
Brown, department of Oregon,
and Fred Lothrop, department
commander.
All members of the auxiliary
and Legion are invited to at
tend the district conference.
Mrs. Ruth Herndon and
daughter. Marylou are being
welcomed back to Salem after
four years' absence. They have
been making their home in Al
bany while Mrs. Herndon was
serving as executive secretary
at Camp Adair hospital, until
its closing in the early summer.
Scholarship
Winner Home
Miss Elaine Winkle arrived in
Salem earlier In the week from
Milwaukee, Wise, where she
studied under a scholarship for
radio drama at the Wisconsin
school of music.
Miss Winkle, a 1946 gradu
ate of Salem high school, is
now with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. W. Winkle.
Oregon IfflolkerS
(jo to Iffleeling
Saturday in Portland at the
Mallory hotel will be held the
first fall board meeting of the
University of Oregon Mothers'
club. Mrs. John Carkin of Sa
lem is state president.
Motoring down will be Mrs.
Carkin, Mrs. George Swift, vice
president of district II, Mrs.
Walter Kirk, newly elected
president of the Salem Mothers,
and Mrs. Albert Gragg, state
secretary.
Next meeting, in January,
will be held in Salem.
The second week in Novem
ber is designated as the Univer
sity of Oregon week and dur
ing that time the 12 mothers'
clubs throughout the state will
plan teas and various events
designed to furnish money for
the scholarship fund.
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Two new members were an
nounced for Salem Zonta Inter
national Thursday evening at a
dinner meeting at the Golden
Pheasant. They are Mrs. Karl
Becke and Mrs. E. E, Wootten.
The president, Mrs. Theodore
Madsen, Jr., announced that
Mrs. Margaret Rosecrans, Mrs.
Herbert Winkler and Mrs. Rob
ert Hutcheon were named rep
resentatives on the Salem Wom
an's council. Miss Helen Yock
ey reported on plans for the
Zonta day observance, on No
vember 8, highlighted with a
formal banquet at the Marion
hotel.
.
Four Salem women will at
tend the district conference of
Soroptimist' clubs in Chehalis
this week end. Those going
from here are Mrs. Marie Ling,
president of the local club; Mrs.
Abncr Kline, Mrs. Winnie Petty-
john and Miss Lena Blum.
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