Society, Edited by Jean Taylor, Phone 3573
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Members of the dance com
mittee of Subscription club will
gather at the Breyman Boise
home Wednesday evening to dis
cuss final plans for the opening
of the season, Saturday eve
ning, a formal dinner-dance at
the Mirror room of the Marion
hotel.
A no-host dinner will pre
cede the business meeting. Presi
dent is Bruce Spaulding and
secretary-treasurer is Mrs.
Breyman Boise.
Members of the committee
are Mr. Spaulding, Mrs. John
Caughell, Mrs. Mollis Hunting
ton, Mrs. Ronald Jones, Mrs.
Walter Kirk, Mrs. Donald Mc
Cargar, Mrs. Raymond Bone
steele, Mrs. William Phillips,
Mrs. James B. Young and Mrs.
Boise.
Several members of the club
have invited out-of-town guests
for the Saturday night event.
As guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Huggins will be Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert J. Darby of Port
land. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nel
son will welcome Mr. and Mrs.
Herald White of Eugene Satur
day afternoon, to stay until
Sunday.
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Carlton E
Spencer have bidden Dean and
Mrs. Orlando John Hollis of Eu
gene for the event and guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kirk
will be Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Rus-
scii 01 r,ugene, iui inei ui uw
lem. Visitors from Portland at
tending the ceremonies of re
turning the battle standards to
the state were Mrs. Thomas
Rilea, here with General Rilea,
and his mother, Mrs. George W.
Rilea, all of Portland.
'Anniversary
Dinner Given
Woodburn Mr. and Mrs.
George Grimps were hosts at a
family dinner held at the Wood
burn Lutheran hall Saturday
night honoring the 45th wed
ding anniversary of Mrs
Crimps' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Bauman, the birthday an
niversary of George Grimps, Jr..
and the homecoming of Robert
Grimps, who recently returned
from Hawaii, where he served
in the marines.
Gifts were presenled to each
of the honored guests.
Covers were placed for Mr
and Mrs. Oscar Polster, Joan
and Florence, Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Bauman, Jr., Cheryle and
Steven Wayne of Salem; Miss
Dorothy Nelson of Portland; Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Bauman of
Sheridan; George Grimps, Jr.,
of Hermi.iton; Mr. and Mrs
Steve Bauman, Mr. and Mia.
Clyde Bauman. Janice and Don
ald, Mr. and Mrs. La Verne Ot
Jen, all of Woodburn, and the
host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs.
George Grimps of Hubbard.
Obligation
Night Held '
Woodburn Obligation night
was observed In a beautiful
ceremony at the regular meet
ing of Evergreen chapter No. 41,
Order of the Eastern Star, held
Monday night at the Masonic
temple. There was a large a
tendance of members and visi
tors. Three candidates were elected
to membership by initiation, one
by affiliation and one by re-in-statement,
two petitions wore
received for degrees and one for
affiliation.
Degrees will be conferred ai
the next meeting, November 1 1
and the worthy matron appoint
ed Mrs. R. E. Harper, Mrs. Sid
ney Strike, Mrs. Elburn Sims,
Mrs. Wayne Gill and Mis. An
nettie Simmons as the host?s
committee for that evening.
Refreshments were served in
the dining room by a committee
which included Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Bullerfield, Mr. and Mrs.
Neal Bullerfield and Mrs. H. F
Bulterfield.
Visitor al the home of her
parents, Dr. and Mis. Carl Em
mons, over the last weekend
was Miss Margaret June Em
mons, junior at Oregon Slate
college.
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Home In New Mexico Sgi. and Mrs. Orland Cox (Maxine
Smallcy), wed early in the month at the First Congregational
church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Smalley, and
his parents are Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cox. They are at home in
Roswell, N. M., where he is stationed with the army air corps.
(Jeslen-Millcr studio)
Shower Fetes
Reeent Bride
Falls City Mrs. George
Kitchin, Mrs. Mary Westbrook,
Mrs. Fred Dornhecker and Mil
dred Wray were hostesses at a
bridal shower at the Falls City
Methodist church honoring Mrs.
Don Sundshom (Iris West
brook). Mrs. Doyle Lorimor and Mrs.
Chester Burbank won the
prizes. Refreshments were serv
ed to 70 invited guests.
Halloween
DanceTkursday
Woodburn A Halloween
dunce will be given at the
Woodburn armory Thursday
night, October ,11. sponsored by
Ihe Evergreen Social club. The
dance is open to the public.
Music will be furnished by
Ihe Top Hatters of Salem. A. M.
Burt will be floor manager,
Dean Bishoprick is ticket chair
man, Mrs. R. E. Harper is chair
man of the decorating commit
tee, Mrs. Jess Fikan chairman
of refreshments and Miss Zoa
Lowthian will be in charge of
Ihe check room.
Woodburn Mrs. E. J. Allen
returned Sunday night from
California where she visited for
ten days at Berkeley at Ihe homo
of her son-in-law and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Lauer.
Mrs. Allen's sister. Mrs. Georg
Thompson, and son John were
also gnosis al the Lauer home.
(Jates Club in
Social Meeting
Gates The social meeting of
the Gates Woman's club was
held at the home of Mrs. Albert
Millsap with Mrs. Hollis Turn
iclge, co-hostess.
Twenty-two members were
present. A paper on the oriKin
of Halloween prepared by Mrs.
Glen Henness was read. Mrs.
Nelson Lanphear, Mrs. Jean
Roten, Mrs. Larry Shelton, Mrs.
Millsap and Mrs. Dan Morrison
provided musical numbers.
Mrs. Emma Maxwell of Salem
was present and discussed the
organization of a campfire
Rroup. The club agreed to act
as sponsor.
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses. The next social
afternoon will be at the home
of Mrs. Harold Wilson with Mrs.
Theodore Burton assisting.
Hostess Thursday afternoon
for a salad luncheon honoring
members of her contract bridge
group will be Mrs. William
Hammond.
led at Jea
Mrs. Horace McGee, who with
Dr. McGee is a newcomer to
Salem from Bismark, N.D., will
be honored Friday afternoon
when the Virginia street home
of, ..Mrs. Charles Campbell is
scene of a smartly arranged in
formal lea.
The honor guest and her host
ess will receive informally in
the living room. Guests have
been asked to call between the
hours of 3 o'clock and 5:30
o'clock.
Pouring the first hour will be
Mrs. B. F. Williams, and assist
ing her will be Mrs. Elmer Berg,
Mrs. Gene Tupkin and Mrs. Rus
sel E. Pratt.
The second hour, Mrs. Willard
Thompson will pour and Mrs
Ralph Purvine, Mrs. Reynolds
Allen and Mrs. Edward Roth
will assist.
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Babies Born to
Salem Couples
New arrivals to Salem couples
arc numerous.
From Eugene comes news of
the birth of a son, James Ran
dolph, to Mr. and Mrs. James
Howard Pickett, October 26, at
Sacred Heart hospital. He is the
first grandchild of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard R. Pickett of Salem and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Jacob
of Portland.
Welcomed Saturday by Mr.
and Mrs. Ramond Bonesteolc
was a boy, Ramond Bonestecle,
Jr., born at Salem General hos
pital. The little boy has an old
er sister, Barbara.
(in est Day for
Englewood Club
The Englewood W o m a n's
club will hold a "guest day" on
Friday at the home of Mrs.
Lloyd Pepper, 1040 North 16th.
Assisting will be Mrs. Jennie
Chalmer. Mrs. Charles Davis,
Mrs. Alma Shipley, Mrs. E. F.
Crail and Mrs. Fowler.' Miss
Ruth Field, missionary returned
from India, will speak and Mrs.
A. G. Lindstrand will be soloist.
Shower Honors
Recent Bride
Victor Point Mrs. John M
Doerfler (Laurel Krenz) was
recently honored with a bridal
shower given by Mrs. Carl
Jones, at the J. C. Krenz home.
Games were enjoyed and gifts
given Mrs. Doerfler. Refresh
ments were served late in the
evening.
Present were the honor guest,
Mrs. Doerfler, Mrs. Myra Fisch
er, Mrs. M. M. Gilmour, Mrs.
C. C. Jones, Mrs. Orlo Hum
phreys, Mrs. W. F. Krenze, Mrs.
H. E. Hubbard, Mrs. Floyd Fox,
Mrs. Arthur Qualey, Mrs. Ar
thur Mulkey, Mrs. Jacob Doerf
ler. Mrs. J. J. Doerfler, Mrs.
John Doerfler, Sr., Mrs. Ward
Terry, Mrs. V. D. Scott, Mrs
J. C. Krenz, Miss Margaret
Doerfler, Mrs. Carl Jones.
James E. Corey, son of Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Corey of 1464
Marion street, has returned to
his home after spending three
years in the navy as a store
keeper, third class. He received
his discharge at San Francisco
and immediately flew home. His
three years were spent aboard
ship in the Pacific.
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