d3ricle-lo-le
eted in
fortiantl
Bride-elect o Rodney G
Vandeneynde, Miss Jeanne Wil
cox ot Portland, will be honor
guest Thursday evening when
Miss Patricia Vendeneynde en
tertains with a dinner party.
Guests, friends of the bride
elect's from Portland, will
gather at Redmond's on Barber
boulevard In Portland for din
ner. Motoring down from Salem
will be Mrs. Gene Vandeneynde.
Mrs. John Steclhammer and
the hostess.
Committees
'At Meeting
At Wednesday night's meet
ing of Meadowlark auxiliary,
No. 6102 of the VFW, Mrs. Rich
ard C. Cutler, president, was in
charge.
Mrs. Marvin O'Brien was Ini
tiated and appointed new mem
bership chairman. Committee
reports were heard, given by
Mrs. Robert W. Norris, Jr., en
tertainment; Mrs. Robert Caton,
outgoing membership chairman.
Plans for a Christmas party,
to be held at the home of Com
mander and Mrs. Norris, were
made. Only one meeting is
scheduled for December be
cause of the Christmas holidays.
Special prize was won by Mrs.
Wilson Waring. Mrs. Flossie
Smalley was appointed refresh
ment chairman for the next
meeting.
Refreshments were served to
the post and auxiliary by Mrs.
Howard Koenig and her com
mittee. SilvertonBPW'
Plans Contest
Silverton Mrs. Opal Roop,
retail committee chairman of
the Business and Professional
Women's club, called her com
mittee together Tuesday noon
for final plans to be decided
upon for the contest which
closes late in November. The
awards will be made a week
following the close of entries
at the time the Chamber of
Commerce members will an
nounce winners in the song
guessing business window con
tests, are to be made.
The committee formulated
six rules of the contest. Rule 1
All you do is finish the state
ment: "I like to shop in Silver
ton, because . . ." Use fifty ad
ditional words or less on a
plain sheet of paper, or on a
,' printed entry blank that can
be furnished by the committee.
Rule 2 Print name and ad
dress, plainly, and mail or send
to the Silverton Appeal-Tribune
office. Rule 3 All entries
must be in or post-marked on
or before mid-night Saturday,
November 23. Rule 4 Entries
, will be judged on uniqueness
and originality. Decision of the
judges to be final. Rule 5 All
entries become the property of
the committee. No. 6 Any one
Is eligible to enter the con
test. The awards are donations
from the business places of
town.
The three judges are to In
clude a city official, a farmer
and a school teacher.
The awards of both the B &
PW club and the Chamber of
Commerce prizes are to be
made November 30, at some
place yet to be named, but
the B & PW club entries must
be in the hands of the commit
tee a week previous.
Membership
Status Changes
Recommendation has been
made by the Salem YWCA
membership committee to the
board of directors that changes
be made in status of member
ship for the association.
In a revaluation of member
ship, the recommendation
would leave the way open to
set up three or four types of
membership regular, sustain
ing, life, and honorary perhaps.
Stress was made by the com
mittee to point out membership i
in the YWCA is open to all
women and girls" of the city who
are interested in the YW pro
gram and work. The member
ship year begins in February
The recommendation w 1 1 1 '
come before the membership in
two sessions and will be referr
ed to the annual meeting in
January, i
Chapter AB, PEO, will meet
for dinner at Nohlgren's on Fri
day evening at 6:30 to honor
Mrs. B. P. McElveny of Port
land, a state officer of the sis
terhood. After the dinner a
business meeting wil be held at
the home of Mrs. Charles E. :
Bates.
The craft class carried on at
the YWCA will hold its regular j
meeting Tuesday evening, 7:30:
o clock. Further registrations
are being taken. For the Tues
day session the group will work
.on Christmas cards and crafts.
: OREGON STATE COLLEGE;
Campus Clippings
By Helen Paulson
Relaxing on the week-end after mid-terms, Oregon Staters had
fun attending rallies, the Idaho game, and several dances. Friday
night a big snowball torchlight rally was held . . . the snowball
rally started at the Beta house and then proceeded through the
campus picking up students along the way . . . Everyone nearly
froze at the game Saturday as
we trampled over the Idano
Vandals 34-0. Pi Phi Addyse
Lane and DG Venita Howard
were seen on the campus Sat
urday morning as they were
searching for the Home Eco
nomics building. . . Addyse and
Venita represented Willamette
in a speech contest held here
this weekend. . . .
Many houses held their fall
dances this weekend . , , pledges
being honored at the Pi Phi
formal were Nancy Buren, Ruth
Ann Pearcy and Pat Larson. . . .
Beverly McGilchrist and Bland
Simmons were also seen at the
Pi Phi dance.
Jean Hoffman and Helen Zie
linski were in Corvallis this
weekend for the Sigma Nu barn
dance . . . another Salcmite
down for the Sigma Nu dance
was Joan Fitzmaurice who is
now attending St. Helen's hall.
. . . Norma Cass was seen at the
Pi Sig dance. . . .
Even though Monday was
Armistice day, we still had
classes. . . . Morning classes were
shortened to allow for an Armis
tice day convo. . . .
Ruth Falk
Is Honored
Miss Ruth Falk, whose marri
age to James Moore will be an
event of November 26, was
honored recently when Mrs.
Emma Vesper, Mrs. Clyde Cardy
and Mrs. Ben Mishler enter
tained at the Vesper home.
The event was a dessert party
followed by a bathroom shower
for the bride-to-be.
Guests were Mrs. Albert Cox,
Mrs. Edward O'Hara, Mrs.
Michael O'Brien, Mrs. Albert
Anderson, Mrs. Chester Mulkey,
Mrs. Egbert S. Oliver, Mrs
Melinda Wenig, Mrs. Rex Swi
gart, Mrs. C. L. Stark, Mrs
Mary Aplin, Mrs. Dean Miller
ard Mrs. Lloyd Thompson.
! Junior Women-
Club Meets
A board meeting preceded the
business meeting of the Junior
Woman's club Tuesday evening,
held at the Salem Woman's
club house.
Voted into membership were
Mrs. John E. Johnson, Mrs.
Clarence M. Collins and Mrs.
Eugene Morrison.
On Saturday, December 14,
the club has been invited as
guests to the meeting of the
Salem Woman's club. Monday
evening at 8 o'clock, Mrs. Roy
Mink, president, announced, she
will open her home to club
members who will count bangle
pins for the Christmas seal sale.
Speaker for Tuesday's meet
ing was Mrs. Roy J. Rice, Jr.,
who discussed modern trends in
art, stressing painting, the rela
tionship of paintings to the
home, and decorating.
Lincoln L ineoln Ladies
Goodwill club met at the home
of Mrs. T. L. Hicks, vice-president,
Thursday, at 2 o'clock.
Assisting Mrs. Hicks were Mrs.
R. J. Meissner. Mrs. H. D.
Burns is newly elected presi
dent of the group succeeding
Mrs. Nels Yenckel, president
for three years.
Clipper-Bound
For Sunshine
t ....;, - ,.-?. .jsr:.:r
Bound for the land of sun-
shine this week was Mrs. j
Jessie C. Jones, who with
Mrs. L' E. Caviness of Port-
land left earlier in the week
for Hawaii.
The two matrons, caught L
by the shipping strike in San L
Francisco, waited a month ;
for passage to the islands,
and were fortunate enough
to get Clipper space.
They plan to winter In
Honolulu, where they arc
registered at the Moanoloa
hotel, and will visit with Mrs. t
Caviness's daughter, Mrs.
John Kitlits, who makes her
home in the capital.
Mrs. Walter Spaulding, presi
dent of the Salem Woman's club,
will open her Court street home
Friday afternoon at 2:30 p'clock
to members of the public wel
fare committee of the club,
chairman of which is Mrs. F. M.
Lobdcll. The group will discuss
the year's work and hear as
guest speaker, Miss Lcnore
Headlcy, director of health edu
cation of the Marion county
health department.
Visiting in Portland was Mrs.
F. W. Poorinan on Tuesday.
New Chapter of
Beta Sigma Vhi
Thirty-two pledges were in
itiated Tuesday evening into
Beta Sigma Phi, cultural anil
social sorority, at a candle light
ritualistic ceremony at til.?
Marion hotel. Miss Elizabeth
Sprague from the sorority's
headquarters in Kansas City,
Missouri, was in charge.
Miss Donna Unrur was in
stalled as president of the new
chapter, just organized. Miss
Helen Voorhees, vice-president;
Miss Donna Boyle, recording
secretary; Miss Rosalie Hurst,
corresponding secretary; and
Mrs. Alfrieda Sheythc, treasur
er. Mrs. Ted Medford will serve
as sponsor for the new chapter.
The new chapter is the sorori
ty's second in Salem. The or
ganization has 2.000 chapters in
the United States, Canada, Al
aska, Hawaii, England and
Scotland.
Pledged to the sorority were
Misses Bernice Asper, Marjorie
Balcer, Imogcne Hizer, Donna
Boyle, Bonnie Baldock, Alma
Johnson, Dorothy Bnldock,
Janet Meachorn, Edith Kyle.
Gayle Priem, Rosalie Hurst, Ina
Cameron, Lorraine Overgard,
Helen Vorhees, Eulalia Blun
dell, Jessie Preston, Donna Un-
Capilnl Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, Nov. 1 J, 1946 7
ruh, Monette Moling; Mesdomes
Donald L. Parker, Arthur
Cummins, diet Nelson, Robert
Benfram, Roger Cochran, Wil
liam McCarthy, Douglas Balcer,
John Stortz, Sam Campbell,
Ralph Steele, Albert Ebsen, Al
frieda Sheythe, Irma Grace
Turner and Helen Branlner.
Past Matrons,
OES, to Meet
The Past Matrons' club of the
Order of Eastern Star will hold
its regular monthly dinner meet
Friday evening, 6:30 o'clock, at
the Golden Pheasant.
After dinner speaker will be
Dr. Norman Huffman, Willam
ette university professor of
religion.
Hostesses are Mrs. Elmer L.
Hildreth, Mrs. O. W. Emmons,
Mrs. Kena Cherrington, Mrs.
Arthur H. Moorehouse, Mrs.
Jennie Chalmers, Mrs. Ethel M.
Prigge, Mrs. David Wright, Mrs.
Gertrude Wilson.
Portland visitor on Tuesday
were Mrs. Homer Smith, Jr. and
her daughter, Jean.
Mt. Angel Dr. and Mrs. Or
vall J. Williams left Thursday
for Seattle where they will at
tend the Oregon-Washington
football game. They will re
turn home Sunday.
Miss Higinbotham
Tells Date of Rites
Silverton Miss Betty Jean
Higinbotham, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Higinbotham, is
revealing the date of her forth
coming marriage to Veikko
Manners of Astoria to be De
cember 7.
The bethrothal of the young
couple was announced somo
time ago.
Salore club for business an.
professional girls hi the YWCA
will meet Mondav evening at
the YW for shell craft work at
7:43 o'clock.
Mrs. Chester Cox, Miss Eliza
beth Lord and Miss Edith Schry
ver were in Portland Tuesday
evening for the performance of
the Ballet Russe at the auditor
ium. Preceding the ballet, they
dined at the University club.
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