6 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1946
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By Jean Taylor
' Mrs. Wilmer C. Paso was
hostess Wednesday afternoon
for a 1 o'clock luncheon at her
p4B home in Chemekcta street hon
oring her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Wilmer H. Page.
Following the luncheon hour,
ipontract bridge was in play.
Bouquets of yellow chrysanthe
mums were arranged about the
room and to center the luncheon
table.
' Covers were placed for Mrs.
Ij'age, Mrs. Carlton McLeod,
ilrs. Wayne Hadley, Mrs. Rich
"ard Chambers, Mrs. Benjamin
iVhisenand, Mrs. William L.
"Phillips, Jr., Mrs. John Copen
ijiaver, Mrs. Russell Beardsley,
Irs. Stuart McElhinny, Mrs.
Max McMillan, Mrs. William H
iBurghardt and the hostess, Mrs.
;-page.
- WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY;
Campus Clippings
by Marilee
u Off to the big city this week-end what an exciting game that
"Was! We laughed and laughed when Dean Thomas nearly fell
"off the bleachers taking Dotty Boyd with him during those last
'minutes of play when WU made the tieing touchdown. Spied Ben
jUoser and Mita Woleridge . . . Mita smooth in a black suit . . .
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'Couple To
3e Salemites
Arrived In the capital are
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schiess,
who have taken an apartment
'nt 915 South 12th street.
n Miss Eleanor Christenson and
,Mr. Schiess were married Sep
tember 13 at Redfiold, S. D.,
the bride's home, and came west
..on their wedding trip, stopping
at Yellowstone National park.
" She Is the daughter of Mr.
i4 nd Mrs. Martin Christenson of
"Hedfield and he Is the son of
i.Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schiess of
-Salem. Their marriage took
jjlace at St. Bernard's parish
'with a reception following. Rev.
Mocian officiated.
JJ Mrs. Ralph James was her
fdster'g only attendant and Ray
'chless was his brother's best
"man. Mr. and Mrs. Schiess,
)Trudy and Ray Schiess went
Lo South Dakota for the wed
'tling. The bride nerved In the
iWAVES for two years. The
' couple met when both were
.Stationed in Miami. Recently
released from the navy as a
"lieutenant, he served four years
ns a pilot, party in the South
Pacific.
He is a graduate of Salem
High school, attending San
Mateo Junior college and the
University of Oregon. He is
now with the Salem Steel and
Supply company.
Costume
Jewelry
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New President
Takes Meeting
The Salem Credit Women's
Breakfast club held the first
meeting of the year under the
new officers on Tuesday morn
ing at Nohlgrens. Mrs. Ethel
Gallinger, the club's new presi
dent, took charge.
Mrs. Estcllc Burton, retiring
historian, read the history of
the club for the past year.
Mrs. Bessie Kayscr spoke on
the coming Columbia basin re
gional meeting to be held No
vember 17 at the New Heath
man hotel.
Guests for Tuesday morning's
breakfast were: Miss Marjorie
Aschlimann of Loder Bros., Miss
Ruby Wicdcr of Montgomery
Ward and Mrs. Vclma Davis of
the credit bureaus.
Her many Salem friends re
gret to know that Mrs. Lynn
McLachlan, who has made her
home in Salem, moved Monday
to Ontario, where Mr. Mac
Lachlan is in business and they
have taken a house.
Olson
Fritz and Clarence Anunset
went sailing along for a post-
game snack, still wearing the
honeymoon glow . . . we liked
to hear Portland's comments
about the "small school's pep
py spirit".
It might as well be spring
the diamond crop is terrific.
New sparklers are shining on
Mary Beth Snow, Ginger Bar
ton, Terry Oaks, and Addy Lou
Snoddy. Lucky men are Herb
Lucas, "Artie" Shaw, Palmer
Lee, and David Holmes.
Clever notes . . . Pat Howard's
watch fob, fashioned from a
charm bracelet . . . Carola Hay's
Chinatown costume pin, a
jeweled water carrier with
ivory jugs suspended from Iris
shoulder.
Signs of the times is ASWU
prexy Clarence Wick's daily
ride from home to the nursery,
carrying small daughter Judy
in the bicycle basket. Every
one's beaming about the good
start the married students' clu'j
is off to, under capable Bob
Hill. Mighty nice.
Making rhythm on the dance
floor Saturday night were Bob
Fletcher and Pat Miller , . .
Highland School Mothers'
club will hold a regular month
ly session at the auditorium
Thursday at 1:15 o'clock.
.ante
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Tuesday morning, 10 o'clock,
at the YWCA fifteen members
of the Salem General hospital
auxiliary met with Mrs. Chand
ler Brown, president, in charge
of the meeting.
Plans were discussed for the
coming benefit tea to be given
by the hospital Thursday, No
vember 21, at the home of Mrs.
Asel Eoff.
The group appointed Mrs.
Brown, Mrs. Robert Joseph and
Mrs. Homer Goulet, Jr., to
serve with the Salem Council
of Women's Organizations.
In the mail soon, announced
Mrs. Brown, will be a news
letter giving information on the
hospital, its past accomplish
ments and its present and future
needs.
Rebekaks Take
New Members
Two candidates, Mrs. Dae
Stafford and Mrs. Louise Pat
rick were initiated at Monday
evening's meeting of the Salem
Rebekah lodge with Mrs. Albert
Bcckman presiding.
Placing the wreath on the
monument Armistice day will
be Mrs. Justina Kildee, chap
lain. Committee assisting the Odd
Fellows at the meeting honor
ing A. J. Lenon of Portland, is
composed of Mrs. Ray Webb,
Mrs. V. A. Cochran, Mrs. Lulu
Wilson, Mrs. Clifford Chassee,
Mrs. Albert Beckman and Mrs.
Hazel Price.
Visitor from Boise was Mrs.
Idella Hcaton. as well as visi
tors from Silvcrton, Stayton,
Mill City and Turner lodges.
Hostesses were Mrs. Gue
Erickson, Mrs. Grant Murphy
and Mrs. F. French.
The Three Links club will
meet Friday afternoon in the
ladies club room and the FL
Girls will meet with Mrs. Wen
dell Ewing.
.
The North Salem W.C.T.U.
will meet at Mrs. Barham's,
14.13 State street, at 2 o'clock
Friday afternoon. Reports from
slate convention held at Pen
dleton will be given by Mrs.
Clara Cooley, Mrs. Helen Em
mert, Mrs. Nora Van Lyde
graph, and Miss Ruth Brock the
delegates. Devotions will be in
charge of Mrs. Richard T. Fine.
The Florence Vail Missionary
society of Calvary Baptist
church will meet in the Fire
place room at the church at 2
o'clock Friday afternoon.
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Plans Party
The United Spanish War Vet
erans' Hall Hibbard camp and
auxiliary met in regular ses
sion in the V.F.W. hall. The
auxiliary Initiated Mrs. W. W.
Harder.
Substantial funds were do
nated for Christmas cheer to
veterans' hospitals at Portland
and Roseburg; to general hos
pital fund for bed lamps; to
Leonard Wood memorial and
to the Carville hospital.
A Stanly party was announc
ed at the home of Mrs. Letty
Brown at 335 South 19th, No
vember 12 at 8 p.m.
New Auxiliary
To Be Formed
Instituted at a meeting to be
held at the VFW hall the eve
ning of December 3, will be the
auxiliary to the all-navy Beaver
post of the VFW. Officers elect
ed Tuesday night will be in
stalled at that time and invited
to do the floor work for the
ceremony are members of the
auxiliary of Battleship Oregon
post of the VFW in Portland.
Newly elected officers are
president, Mrs. Irvin Bryan;
senior vice president, Mrs. Joe
Hopkins; junior vice president,
Mrs. Wallace Atkinson; treas
urer, Mrs. William Hyder; chap
lain, Mrs. Chester Tucker; con
ductress, Mrs. LeRoy Johnson;
guard, Mrs. LeRoy Hornchusch;
trustee for one year, Mrs. Jesse
McNeil; trustee for two years,
Mrs. Lydia Case, and trustee
for three years. Miss Naomi
Hornchusch. Mrs. George
Dunsmore was appointed as sec
retary. Mrs. Hadley
Is Hostess
Mrs. Wayne Hadley was hos
tess for a dessert bridge Mon
day evening at her home in
Howard street honoring Mrs.
Russell Beardsley who with Mr.
Beardsley, and son James,
leaves soon for Oakland, Calif.,
to reside.
Honoring Mrs. Beardsley were
Mrs. Craig Coyner. Mrs. George
La Vatta, Mrs. Victor Collins,
Jr., Mrs. Wilmer H. Page, Mrs.
Gordon Keith, Mrs. Charles
Powers, Mrs. Alan Siewert, Mrs.
Milton Hartwell, Mrs. Robert
Findlcy. Miss Beth Siewert and
the hostess.
Alumnae members of Kappa
Alpha Thcta are invited to at
tend a meeting of the group
to be held Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. Lora Taylor
Hawkins, 155 West Lincoln st.
Assisting Mrs. Hawkins will be
Mrs. Richard Slater.
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Woodburn Mr. and Mrs. William Charles Miller of Wood
burn celebrated their golden wedding anniversary November 4
with more than 200 relatives and friends in attendance during
the day.
A mass was held at St. Luke s
Catholic church at 9 a.m. with
Father V. L. Moffenbeier offi
ciating and two grandsons of
the goldenweds, Dennis and
Allan Miller, serving at the
mass. Miss Ernestine Nathman
sang and Mrs. E. S. Donnelly
was at the organ.
A wedding dinner was served
at noon at the Laurel cafe with
covers for 46 relatives and
guests. A special guest was
Father Snidcrhon of Beaverton
who was in charge of the Wood
burn parish 27 years ago.
A reception was held at St.
Luke's hall from 2 to 5 in the
afternoon. Mrs. A. G. Cowan
cut the wedding cake. Mrs.
Floyd L Maricle presided at
the coffee urn and Mrs. Eugene
Wohlheter at the punch bowl.
Serving were granddaughters
of the honored couple, Mrs.
Walter Scarborough, Jr., Misses
Marjorie and Betty Miller, and
Misses Annette and LaVonne
Whitney of Portland. Mrs. Aris
ta Nendel was in charge of the
guest book.
Assisting about the room were
daughters and daughters-in-law,
Mrs. Ellis Whitley of Port
land, Mrs. Otto P. Miller, of
Woodburn. Mrs. William Miller,
Jr. and Mrs. Bernard Miller
of Beaverton and Mrs. Jesse
Rigdon of Barlow.
Out of state relatives attend
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Miller of Hutchinson, Minn.,
Mrs. Hattie Held of Minneapolis,
Melvin Held of Vallejo, Cali
fornia, Mrs. Charles Sperry and
Mrs. Victor Erickson of Oak
land, Calif., Mrs. William Al
bany and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Smith of San Francisco.
Business Girls
In Week-end Meet
Business and industrial girls
division of the YWCA will
gather at Vancouver, B. C, No
vember 16 and 17 for a week
end conference.
Four will go from the Salem
YW, the group to include Miss
Marjorie Wells, director of the
young adult program of the
YW here; Miss Betty Dotson,
Miss Elinor Danielson, and Miss
Ellen Van Arsdale.
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Caughell Home
Twenty-five members of Del
ta Delta Delta met Monday eve
ning at the home of Mrs. John
R. Caughell at her home in
North Cottage street.
Mrs. Charles Clark is presi
dent of the group. Following
dessert, a business meeting was
held.
Maccabees, Capital Tent Hive
84D, will hold a regular review
at the Beaver hall, Thursday
evening at 8 o'clock. Final
plans will be made for the spe
cial meeting to be held at the
VFW hall, November 14 when
Portlanc' Maccabees put on the
initiation degree. All Macca
bees are welcome to attend.
Salem chapter, American
Gold Star Mothers, Inc., meet
ing usually held the first Thurs
day, November 7, has been
postponed to the second Thurs
day, Nov. 14, 8 o'clock at the
YWCA. Business meeting is
scheduled and dedication of
flags.
The Central Lutheran Ladies
Aid society will meet Thurs
day at 2 p.m. at the home of
Reverend R. A. Krueger, 1405
N. Summer street. The pastor
will speak on the China, Mada
gascar missions. Hostesses are
Mrs. E. Halvorson and Mrs. Ray
Dahlen.
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Campus Clippings
By Helen Paulson
Beaver spirit was really booming this week-end as Oregon
Staters prepared for Dad's Day and the Stanford game. Friday
night's torchlight parade was one of the most thrilling events of
the term . . . over one thousand students carrying torches were
led by the Oregon State band through the campus. A rally on the
intermural field followed the
parade . . . playing in the Ore
gon State band was SPE Roy
Houck . . .
Hundreds of dads (some
mothers too) arrived Saturday
morning for Dad's Day . . . seen
talking to friends in the MU
were Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Arens
and son Jim . . . After a general
meeting, the fathers were con
ducted on a tour of the campus.
In the afternoon the game with
Stanford kept everyone's blood
pressure up . . . Helen Shep
ard, Charlotte Alexander, and
George Alexander were seen in
the Stanford rooting section . . .
Helen flew up from Palo Alto
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At the dance Saturday night,
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Salem couple at the dance was
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A card parly will be held
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the altar society of the church.
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