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Society, Edited
Parties Set
To Precede
Trotters Dance
Several pre-dance parlies are
being planned to precede the
Trotters Dancing club affair
Friday evening at the Crystal
Gardens.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lafky will
entertain at their North 20th
street home for a number of
their friends. Guests will num
ber 40. Mr. and Mrs. Lafky
are taking several guests to the
dance, Mr. ar.d Mrs. Morris Mc
Cann, Mr. and Mrs. Lcland
Sarff, Miss Maria Dare and Jo
seph Felton.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Orren will
be hosts for an informal parly
at their home before the dance.
Bidden are Mr. and Mrs. Holly
Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
M c C a f f er t y, Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Heater and Mr. and
Mrs. Loring Gricr.
Gervais Scene of
District Meet
Woodburn Evergreen chap
ter, No. 41. Order of the Eas
tern Star, will join with Gervais
chapter of Gervais and Venus
chapter of Donald in a district
meeting at Gervais Friday night
for inspection of the worthy
grand matron. Mrs. Lorcna Mc
Nair of Ashland.
Monday evening, March 10.
the regular meeting of Ever
green chapter will be held at
the Masonic temple, beginning
with a no-host supper for mem
bers and families at 6:30 o'clock.
Following the chapter meeting
there will be a program for
members and guests. Mr. and
Mrs. Ora Morris and Mr. and
Mrs. George D. Jones will be in
' charge of the arrangements for
the supper.
...
Goodwill Club
'At Yenckcl Home
Lincoln Twenty-three mem
bers and guests attended the
February meeting of the Lin
coln Goodwill club, for which
Mrs. Nels Yenckcl opened her
home. Mrs H. W. Ashford was
. co-hostess. Mrs. Harold D.
Burns, president, presided at
the meeting.
Plans were made for the
luncheon for Federation of Rur
al Women's cfubs at West Sa
lem club rooms, April 2 for
which the local club will be
joint hostess with the Brush
College Helpers club, Spring
Valley Home Missionary soci
ety, Spring Valley Sunshine
club, and Wallace Road Sweet
Briar club.
Mrs. Walter Brog and Mrs.
Nels Yenckel were appointed
as a committee on arrangements
to. work with the other club
committees for the luncheon.
...
Entraining Sunday for Cali
fornia will be Miss Janet Bow
er and Miss Mary White, who
plan a two weeks' visit. En
route south they will visit for a
week in San Francisco, where
they will be registered at the
Stewart hotel. The last week
will be spent in Los Angeles.
During their stay there they will
be at the Mayflower hotel.
Mrs. Paul Patterson Speaks
At Meeting of Woodburn Club
Woodburn An interesting meeting of the Woodburn Woman's
club was held Wednesday afternoon at the library club rooms, be
ginning with a no-host buffet luncheon at 1 o'clock. Decorations
were In the St. Patrick motif and humorous exhibits from Ire
land created much amusement. Mrs. E. J. Allen and Mrs. William
Peltz presided at the urns and-
Mrs. L. B. Detweiler and Mrs
J. C. Wageman were in charge
of the buffet table.
Speaker for the afternoon was
Mrs. Paul Patterson of Hills
boro. She was introduced by
Mrs. L. B. Detweiler, program
chairman, and spoke on educa
tion. Mrs. Ralph Moody of the
Red Cross talked briefly on the
X-ray mobile unit which will
visit Woodburn March 19 and
20. Members were asked to sign
100 per cent for the visit of the
unit.
Musical numbers on the pro
gram for the afternoon includ
ed two piano solos by Janie Mc
Grath; two piano solos by Su
zanne De Armond; and two
numbers by the Woodburn high
school chorus.
The club voted to turn over
the sum of $169.89, the net pro
ceeds from the Colonial ball, to
the Settlemier Park association
and the sum of $90, proceeds
from the Martha Washington
tea. to the library board.
Mrs. Frank Covey, Mrs. L. B.
Detweiler, Mrs. Hartley LeFeb
vre, Mrs. William Pellz, Mrs.
Alice Rogers and Mrs. Theodore
Peterson were appointed as the
nominating committee to select
officers to be voted upon at the
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Home Rites Wed at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. G. Cooper, in Salem, were Tech. Sgt. and Mrs. Alfred
Shinokis. She is the former Evelyn Preston of Tacoma. He is
military instructor at Ballarmine high school in Tacoma, where
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Campus Clippings
By Jean Swift
It is said that "all good things
looks as if the short spring spell we had is living up to that
saying . . . although we all hope it isn't true. This week marks
the beginning of the Red Cross drive on the U. of O. campus.
Programs have been given all week long including a terrace
Evelyn Thomas
Is May Queen
Woodburn Miss Evelyn
Thomas, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Rollin N. Thomas of 1104
North Third street, was elected
as May queen by the student
body of Woodburn high school
Wednesday. Senior princesses,
the other two candidates for
qdeen are Rose McCIain and
Winona Brueninger. Princesses
elected from the lower classes
are: Junior. Ardell Rudi and
Wynona Cole; sophomore, Pat
ricia Thompson and JoAnn Gre
gory: freshman, Jcanette Hove
and Lavonne Sleeper.
The date for the May day fes
tival has been set for May 23
Mrs. Helen Bower, girls' physi
cal education instructor, will be
in charge of the program.
The PEP club met Wednes
day at the Gold Arrow with Dr.
Frank W. Parr as speaker. He
discussed education bills in the
legislature. Hostesses were Mrs.
Lillian Williams and Mrs. Elsie
Carpenter of the Riverdale
school.
From Baltimore has come
word of the birth of a daugh
ter to Mr. and Mrs. William Mel
ville, Jr. (Shirley Hunt), at
Johns Hopkins hospital. The lit
tle girl is the granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunt and
Mr. and Mrs. William Melville
of Baltimore.
next meeting, April 2, the an
nual election.
The resignation of Mrs. Wal
lace Jones from the civic com
mittee and Settlemier Park as
sociation was accepted. Mrs. O.
L. Withers was appointed dele
gate to the park association and
Mrs. J. W. Richards was ap
pointed to succeed Mrs. Jones on
the civic committee and as al
ternate to the park association.
Guests were Mrs. Louise Pfaf
finger, Mrs. Nellie L. Phillips,
Mrs. Wib Chambers and Mrs. A.
Allen. Mrs. Pfaffinger and Mrs.
Chambers were received into
membership.
The club voted lo purchase
new dishes for Ihe kitchen and
a committee was appointed to
study the possibilities of buying
a new electric range and im
proving the kitchen facilities.
Members were reminded that
the annual dues are payable by
the April 2 meeting.
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must come to an end," and it
wdance, afternoon entertainment
at the Side, and talks given by
students at the various living or
sanitations at lunch time, all
to raise funds for the Red Cross.
Bill Bishop, known on campus
as "Bish the magish, ' has been
feature entertainment for the
drive.
Tuesday night the winter
Choral Union concert look place
at the Igloo . . . Harriett Huston,
Miriam Shellenberger and Eliz
abeth Nelson added their voices
to the mixed chorus of 180 stu
dents. Mrs. Oliver Huston, Mrs.
George Nelson motored to Eu
gene for the excellently per
formed concert.
Jim Gilbertson spoke on the
subject of "Labor-Management
Government" when on tour
with the university symposium
team last week. The group trav
eled into southern Oregon where
they talked at five high schools
and the Klamath Falls Kiwanis
and Rotary clubs. Norman Bislv
op and Walter Mead also took
part in speech activities last
week when the annual intercol
legiate speech tournament was
held at Linfield college. Nor
man participated in the junior
men's sections of memorized
speaking and speeches of occa
sion and Walter took part in
senior men's group discussions
and impromptu speaking.
The weekend found Ray Far
mer, Tom Kay and Reed Nel
son in Salem . . . and on the golf
course. Jean Fidler has been do
ing excellent work in sculptor
ing and plans to do a little spe
cializing in the course. Janet
Kirk was stunning in a forest
green satin gown when she ap
peared in the fashion show last
Thursday. Alden Sundlie and
George Moorhead received var
sity numerals for their perfor
mances in northern division
swim meet competition this sea
son . . , Something to be proud
of.
The social calendar has many
house dances and firesides
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Mrs. Avison Is
Party Hostess
Wednesday evening hostess
was Mrs. J. Bothwell Avison,
who entertained at her country
home in compliment to Mrs.
C. O. Rinehart. her mother, who
has been visiting at the Avison
home and returns to her home in
Pendleton on Monday.
Guests played bridge during
the evening, which was climax
ed by a late dessert.
Bidden by the hostess were
Mrs. Rinehart. Mrs. B. F. Wil
liams, Mrs. Daye Idleman, Mrs.
Irvin Hill, Mrs. Douglas Thomp
son, Mrs. Paul Wolfe, Mrs. Tom
Dunham, Mrs. Burt Walker and
the hostess.
Lake-Banton
Nuptials Read
.Toffnrsnn Of interest was the
wedding of Miss Dorothy Ban
ton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Halph Banton of Amany, ana
Donald Lake, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Lake of Jeffer
son, an event of February 23
at 3 o clock in the r irst iviemo
dist church in Albany.
Rev. Edward Terry read Ihe
double ring ceremony. )
Thp hririe given in marriage
bv her father, wore a gown of
ivory satin with lull court train,
long sleeves, low neckline, witn
satin bow at the waistline. She
wnrp a full length veil, the head
dress held in place with orange
blossoms. She wore pearls, a
Bifl of the brideeroom. and also
a pin with ruby and pearl set
tings, which was worn Dy ner
orpat 0ranrlmother at her wed
ding. She carried a white Bible,
topped with an orchid, with
streamers of satin ribbon tiea
with bouvardia.
Mrs. Gayle Markas of Corval
lis was matron of honor, and
wore a blue jersey net dress,
,inth fittori hnrlii-p and full skirt.
and carried a pink satin muff
with satin streamers and a pinK
camellia on the muff.
Miss Lois Burris and Miss
Marilyn Burris, bridesmaids, of
Salem, cousins of the bride,
umrp nink nreanza dresses.
Each carried a blue muff, with
blue streamers, and ornamented
with a pink camellia. Each
wore camellias In their hair.
Little Shyla Bryan, Portland,
flower girl, wore an aqua taf
fpia dress and carried a pink net
parasol filled with rose petals.
Lighting the candies were
Miss Betty Persons and Miss De
Ette Gott.
Harold Weir of Portland was
hpet man fnr the bridegroom.
Attendants were Frank Gil-
more, Salem, and Cecil Gill,
Eugene. Ushers were Gale
Marks and William Banton.
A reception in the church
parlors followed the ceremony.
Mrs. Del Silver was in charge
rt (ho tfnpst hnnk. Presiding at
the tea and coffee urns were
Miss Lottie Morgan and Miss
Zella Burkhart. Serving were
Mis Lillian Earnest and Mrs.
Millard F. Willis. Assisting
about the rooms were Mrs. u.
Glenn Holmes, Mrs. Mox Ho
flich, Mrs. Neva Anderson, Miss
Jerry Jensen, Miss Jeanette Bar
ker, Miss Patricia Barker and
Mrs. Louis Babcock.
Mr. and Mrs. Lake will make
their home in Jefferson.
scheduled for this weekend . . .
the last open weekend before
those finals again . . .
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Pre-Xuptial Event
Honors Bride-to-Bc
Silverton A pre-nuptial linen
shower complimenting Mrs.
Maude Price, fiancee of Warren
Duncan of Lebanon, was at the
home of Mrs. B. Rcnwick, Tues
day afternoon, with Mrs. Clay
Allen assisting hostess. Guests
were members of the former
neighborhood club of which Mrs.
Price was a member.
A late afternoon luncheon was
served following the opening of
the gift packages.
The date of the wedding is not
announced.
Star Mothers
Plan Convention
American Gold Star Mothers
met Thursday evening at the
VFW hall. Plans were discussed
for the national convention to
be held at Long Beach, Calif.,
in June. Also made were plans
for a cooked-food sale March
14.
Next meeting will be March
20, a social meeting and hobo
lunch.
Visitors from Portland were,
from Memory chapter, Mrs.
Barbara Ford, national secre
tary and Mrs. Betty Owens.
From Honor chapter, being
formed, Mrs. Sonia Black, pre
sident, Mrs. Cox, first vice pre
sident, Mrs. Rose Smith, secre
tary. From Salem, visitors were
Mrs. Betty Hansen, Mrs. Ethel
Young and Mrs. Roy Shaw.
Open House for
Goldenweds
Mr. and Mrs. John Hendrick-
son held open house Sunday at
their home in South Cottage
street, celebrating the golden
anniversary of their marriage
Present were the five chil
dren of the couple and their
families, Lincoln of Kenora,
Ont., Canada, a daughter, Mrs.
Eugene C. Merg of Milwaukee,
Wis., a son, Henry, on the S. S.
California, who came from Wil
mington, Calif., a son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William
Savage, who with their two chil
dren, motored from Vancouver,
B. C, and Mr. and Mrs. Emery
Hendrickson of Salem and their
children, Emery, Audrey, Rod
and Mary Ellen.
Out-of-town guests were Mrs.
Theo Kodler and daughter of
Portland and Mr. and Mrs. A. M.
Sales and daughter from Mil
waukie, Ore.
About 180 guests called dur
ing the afternoon.
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Mrs. Jerigan
Honor Guest
Mrs. Francis Jerigan was
feted Wednesday evening when
Mrs. Robert Bowman and Mrs.
John Marvin Richie entertain
ed in compliment to her birth
day anniversary at the Bowman
home in South Cottage street.
The affair was a supper party
and informal evening.
Covers were placed for Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Jerigan, Mr
and Mrs. A. L. McCafferty, Mr.
and Mrs. Archie McKillop, Mr.
and Mrs. Holly Jackson, Mr. and
Mrs. Bowman and Mr. and Mrs.
Richie.
Woman's Club
Meets Monday
Silverton Mrs. George Chris
tenson, president of the Silver
ton Woman's club, is announcing
the regular meeting of the group
to be Monday, March 10, in a
1:00 o'clock luncheon served in
the social rooms of the First
Christian church, Mrs. Alf O.
Nelson and Mrs. George Ander
son the committee on plans.
Honored as distinguished
guest will be the state president
of Federation of Woman's clubs,
Mrs. William B. Chandlee of
Hillsboro, who will be the fea
tured speaker during the dinner
program hour.
Invited as guests of the club
are the members of the Silver
ton Junior Woman's club.
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Alpha Chi Omega '
Mothers' CI ul) Meets
Alpha Chi Omega Mothers
club met Tuesday evening with
Mrs. Norman Kenney and Mrs.
Fred Rose as hostesses. Presi
dent is Mrs. C. W. Parker and
Mrs. A. E. Nelson is secretary.
Present were Mrs. W. H. Kirk,
Mrs. H. B. Jory, Mrs. Carl Em
mons, Mrs. Norman Kenney,
Mrs. A. E. Nelson, Mrs. Fred
Rose, Mrs. Edward Snyder, Mrs.
L. B. Stark, Mrs. Lloyd V. Bell,
Mrs. Robert N. Phillips, Mrs.
C. J. Kimball and Mrs. Tillie
Isham, the last three being new
members.
Silverton Mr. and Mrs. Os
car Johnson entertained Tues
day evening at their Evans Val
ley home for the pleasure of
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