8 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, Nov. 19, liMB
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Codlume otance
One of the first of the excit
ing holiday events to be placed
on the late fall social schedule
is the party to be given Friday
evening, November 30th by Mr
and Mrs. Werner Brown.
About 50 couples have been
bidden to the costume affair,
which will be held at the Salem
Country club.
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Miss Edna Collins, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Collins of
Aumsville, will become the
bride of Robert Bartges, son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bartges Fri
day evening at 9:15 o'clock, at
the home of her parents in
Aumsville.
Walter Bell, justice of the
peace at Aumsville, will per
form the ceremony.
The bride's father will give
her in marriage. Attending her
as maid of honor will be her
sister, Miss Esther Collins, also
of Aumsville. Best man will be
Richard Nichols of Portland,
nephew of the bridegroom.
Singing and playing the wed
ding music will be sisters of the
bridegroom, Miss Velma Bart
ges and Mrs. Earl Nichols.
A small reception will be
held following the ceremonies.
Amaranth Order
Holds Dance
Hanna Rosa court, Order of
the Amaranth, entertained with
a dance and card party Satur
day night at the Masonic tem
ple. Corsagei and boutlonaires
were presented to the members
initiated into the court this
year.
Special guests at the party
were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hel
bock and Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Hyack of Portland, Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Geer, Mr. and Mrs.
H. R. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs
Paul Gilmer, Dr. and Mrs. Ray
Tower, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lu
cas, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Materie
and Andrew Nowak.
Refreshments were served at
a late hour by the following
committee: Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
L. Barr, Mr. and Mrs. Einer
Saabye and Mr. and Mrs. Hor
ton Hughlett.
fit. Joseph's
Mothers Meet
The Mothers' club of St. Jos
eph school meet Thursday after
noon at St. Joseph's hall with
Mrs. H. E. Corey, president, In
charge of the meeting.
A cup shower was held for
the club kitchen. Mrs. Laura
Wills, acting director of the Ore
gon school lunch program, was
speaker.
Refreshmenls were served
with the first grade mother with
Mrs. Walter Ballinger, room
mother, assisted by Mrs. C. P.
Brown, Mrs. J. A. Gray, Mrs. N.
Hirons, Mrs. L. J. Kclsh, Mrs.
C. J. Meusey and Mrs. A. C.
Newell.
Mrs. Willard Marshall will
preside at luncheon on Wednes
day honoring members of her
contract bridg club, members
of which are Mrs. Kenneth Wil
son, Mrs. George Wcller, Mrs
Wallace Carson, Mrs. Kenneth
Power, Mrs. Wolcojl Buren, Mrs
John Caughell, Mrs. Kenneth
Perry, Mrs. Raymond Bnne
steele. Special gucsls is Mrs.
Donald McCarger.
Woodburn Members of the
Woor:bti;! Woman's club are
planning a Christmas parly for
the next meeting, December 4.
and each member is asked to
bring a gift for the Children's
Farm Home at Corvallis, each
gift to be wrapped and ready
for distribution. It is hoped to
have a large collection of worth
while gifts to send to the chil
dren at this time.
Mrs. Martha Baal and Mis:
Charlotte Daniels have returned
from a visit with friends in San
Francisco.
Ladies of the GAR will hold
en all-day meeting Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Louise Hall,
540 Water street, with a no-host
luncheon at noon.
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Pierces LeaA-e
For Korea Soon
Mrs. J. T. Pierce and her
daughter, Mrs. May Mat
thews, will leave Saturday
for Seattle . . . but that's
not all of the story. Tuesday
they will sail from there for
Korea, where they'll join
Brigadier-General Pierce at
Fusan.
Their trip, which will take
12 or 13 days, it is estimated,
is one of many army families
are taking to join their men
folks. While awaiting their
transnortation west. the
Pierces have been with her
sister, Mrs. B. P. Schmokcr,
at her home in North Cottage
street.
The Hayesville Women's club
will hold a 1:15 dessert lunch
eon Thursday at the home of
Mrs. William Brictzke in Clax
tor road. The event will be a
hardtime party for which mem
bers are to dress accordingly
with co-hostesses Mrs. Bruce
Willis and Mrs. Robin Day.
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Highlight of the week-end to
come will be the second event
of the season for Tillicum Dance
club members, a formal buffet
dinner dance at the Marion ho
tel Friday evening.
Dinner will be served at 8
o'clock and dancing to Guy Al
ton's orchestra will follow. The
Thanksgiving motif will be us
ed in decorations. Mr. and Mrs.
T. Harold Tomlinson and Mr.
and Mrs. Norris D. Clement are
hosts. President is Frank Shafer
and secretary-treasurer is Al
Loucks.
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Scout Heads
Attend Meet
The Girl Scout board of direc
tors of the Santiam area council
met for a luncheon meeting
Monday afternoon in Albany to
make complete plans for the all
area meet, Including Scouts and
their mothers, to be held al the
Salem Chamber of Commerce
December 4.
Motoring from Salem were
Mrs. Leon Lassers, Mrs. Arthur
Jones, Mrs. Victor Waldele, Mrs.
Walter Spaulding; from Brooks,
Mrs. Howard Ramp: from Sil
verton, Mrs. T. R. Hnbart and
Mrs. W. H. Woodard, Jr.
The Kelzer Ladies' Sewing
club will meet Thursday for
an all-day meeting and no-host
luncheon at' the home of Mrs.
Ben Claggetl, route 2.
Wed in Silvcrton Mr. and Mrs. Donald Henry Jaquet, wed
October 27 at the First Christian church. She is the daughter of
Mrs. Vivian Morley and his parents are Mr and Mrs. Paul Jaquet.
(Jesten-Miller studio.)
War Veteran
Guest Speaker
Woodburn The November
dinner meeting of the Woodburn
Business and Professional Wom
en's club will be held at the
Laurel cafe, Thursday, at 7
o'clock. The international re
lations committee, of which Mrs.
W. S. Scarborough is chairman,
is arranging the program and
has secured Major Winton J.
Hunt, veteran of World War II
as the speaker.
The theme for the evening Is
"Good Neighbors" and will be
carried out at home by bringing
a neighbors, male or female, to
the meeting, as a guest. For
dinner reservations call Black
118.
The Merry Minglers club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Robert
Fromm Thursday afternoon.
Rotana Club
In Meetina
Salem Rolana club met Mon
day evening with Mrs. S. L.
Auman in Breys avenue. Miss
Vada Hill reported on the child
guidance clinic and also was
appointed representative for the
Salem War Memorial associa
tion. Mrs. Rosemary Baker was
welcomed as a new member.
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Miss Theo Beck, whose mar
riage to Robert A. Herwick
takes place December 1, is much
feted these days.
Monday evening, Mrs. S. J.
Butler vas hostess for a kitch
en shower followed by a dessert
party for the bride-to-be.
Guests were Miss Beck, her
mother Mrs. J. S. Beck, Mrs.
May Cnristensen, Mrs. R. H.
Mercer Mrs. Leona Johnson,
Mrs. E. J. Donnel), Mrs. Paul
Harvey Jr., Mrs. E. S. Oliver,
Mrs Wilbur Weeks, Mrs. Ken
neth Hcnson, Mrs. Carrie Ro
land, Mrs. Wayne Doughton,
Mrs. Roy H. Mills, Mrs. John
Latane, Mrs. Gilbert Davis, Mrs.
Constance Kantner, Miss Mary
Fake, Miss Eula McCully and
the hostess.
Hostesses Friday evening
were Mrs W. G. Fisher, Mrs.
Chrislooher Butte and Mrs. Har
old Domogalla for a shower at
the Fisher home in South Lib
erty street
A baihroom shower honored
Miss Beck and a late supper was'
served after an informal eve
ning. Guesl. were Miss Beck, Mrs.
J. S. Beck, Mrs. Gilbert E. Da
vis, Mrs E. J. Donnell, Mrs. Ed
Herman. Mrs. William Butte,
Mrs. Carrie Fisher, Mrs. Grace
Thompson Mrs. S. J. Butler,
Mrs. Hairy Rowe, Miss Kathryn
Rowe, Miss Agnes Bayne and
the hostesses, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs.
Butte and Mrs. Domogalla.
rcmlths Fly South
For Exciting Game
An exciting week-end it
was for Mr. and Mrs. Linn
Smith who left Thursday eve
ning by plane for Berkeley,
where they saw the UC-OSC
football game. Meeting them
in Berkeley were Miss Carol
Powell and her fiance, Mrs.
Smith's son, John Jerman.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pow
ell and George, Jr., of Long
Beach, Miss Powell's parents,
were also in San Francisco
for the event. Miss Powell
and Mr. Jerman flew up to
Corvallis, where they are en
rolled at Oregon State, in
time for Monday classes, and
Mr. and Mrs. Smith returned
by train Tuesday.
hours are from 1 o'clock until 5.
Assisting and inviting guests
to the dining room will be mem
bers of the board of managers.
Dr. Joseph Adams will give
a short talk during the after-
Presiding at me urns win
Mrs. Chester W. Hamblin an
Mrs. Joseph Adams. Centering
the tea table, to be covered with
a white lace cloth, will be an
arrangement of gold and bronze :
chrysanthemums.
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Friday afternoon, the Old
People's home, 1625 Center
street, will be scene of the an
nual benefit Harvest home tea.
Receiving at the door will be
Mrs. William Kirk. Mrs. Robert
Moulton Gatke will introduce
to the line, including Mrs. W.
L. Lewis, Mrs. C. D. Fletcher,
Mrs. C. W. Stacey and Mrs.
Fred Zimmerman.
The interested public is in
vited to the event. Calling
Mrs. 'William Bradford, former
member now living in Tacoma,
was present. The formal Christ
mas party will be held at the
home of Mrs. O. L. Donnelly,
the president, in Capitol street.
Miss Bernice Harris was a
guest and present were 21 members.
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