Party for j
Mrs. Barclay
On Thursday
Mrs. Charles A. Barclay will
be comp 1 i m e n t e d Thursday
evening when two young ma
trons, Mrs. Richard Graben
horst and Mrs. John Steelham
mer entertain at the home of
the latter's mother, Mrs. U. A;
Vandeneynde, in E street.
A shower will fete Mrs. Bar
clay following dessert served by
the hostesses. Contract bridge
will be in play during the eve
ning. Guests will be Mrs. Barclay,
Mrs. Roy Simmons, Mrs. James
Barclay, Mrs. James Haley, Mrs.
Robert Barnett, Mrs. Kenneth
Bell, Mrs. Eric Allen, Jr.. Mrs.
E. H. Burrell, Mrs. Gene Van
deneynde, Miss Jean Taylor and
the hostesses.
Troop Four Sets
Scout Observance
Monday, as part of their ob
servance of Girl Scout week,
and honoring the troop's birth
day anniversary, troop 4 of Sa
lem Girl Scouts presented a copy
of the Girl Scout handbook to
the Salem public library.
Representatives of each of the
four patrols in the troop made
the presentation, accompanied by
their leader, Mrs. Hal. M. Ran
dall. The girls taking part in
the presentation were Merlene
Phillips of the Busy Beaver pa
trol, Darlene Loose of the Clover
Leaf patrol; Dorothy Tonning of
the Gay Sad Sacks patrol. Col
leen McNeil acted as spokesman
for the group.
Troop 4 will also celebrate
Girl Scout week by having a fa
ther and daughter banquet. The
affair will be held Friday in the
First Presbyterian church. Dor
othy Tonning will act as toast
mistress for the dinner, and will
give each girl an opportunity to
"pat Dad on the back."
In compliment to the troop's
birthday, which coincides with
Girl Scout week, a candlelight
investiture ceremony in which
all 24 members of the troop will
take part, will follow the dinner.
During the ceremony, Lianne
Leonard, Nancy Lidbeck, Mary
Rauk and Ann Woodmansee will
receive their Girl Scout pins.
All plans for the dinner and
program were made by the girls,
assisted by their troop commit
tee and their leaders, Mrs. Hal.
M. Randall and Mrs. Mark As-
trup.
Miss Evelyn Hennessey, field
director of Santiam area Girl
Scouts, left by air Saturday for
Asilomar, Pacific Grove, Calif.,
for a two weeks' refresher Girl
Scout training course.
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Macleay Club
Is Entertained
Macleay Entertained at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Mc
Morris Saturday night were
members of the Macleay 4-M
club and their husbands.
The evening was spent in
playing cards with prizes won
by Mrs. O. L. Martin and M. M.
Magee. A late supper was served
by hostess.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mc-
Morris were Mr. and Mrs. Harry
E. Martin, Sr., Mr. and Mrs.
Harry E. Martin, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Nile Hilborn, Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Kephart, Mr. and Mrs.
M. M. Magee, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Burton and Mr. and Mrs.
O. L. Martin.
Doughton Boy
Party Honored
Mrs. Millard Doughton was
hostess Saturday afternoon at a
party complimenting the birth
day of their eight-year-old son,
Kenneth.
Games were in play and prizes
awarded the winners. Ice cream
and cake were served later in
the afternoon. Pink and white
combined in the color scheme.
Guests were Kenneth. Jimmie
Hardie. Julius Hilfiker, Bilhe
Hilfiker, Bruce Sharkey, Dickie
Engdahl, Dickie Armstrong, Bil
lie Drakely, Jimmie Friesen,
Harlos Shrock, Wallace Costello,
Bud Ruth and the honor guest
Birthday of
Matron Feted
Mrs. William Newmyer,
worthy matron of Salem chap
ter, Order of the Eastern Star,
was honored Saturday evening
with a birthday party at the re
gular meeting of the chapter,
held at the Masonic temple.
Committee in charge was
headed by Miss Ruth Moore, as
sisted by Mrs. Mona Yoder, Mrs.
Harry Lucas, Mrs. John Gray
bill, Mrs. Charles Boyer, Mrs.
Jennie Reimann, Mr. and Mrs
James Darby and Philip Yoder.
Mrs. Delight Skewis sang, ac
companied at the piano by Mrs
Harvey Gibbens. Presentation
of the gift was made "In the
Heart of a Rose," the theme. It
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Guest Dinners
Are Affairs
Of Week-end
Honoring Mrs. Van Svarerud,
houseguest of her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Sears, Mrs. Fred Viesko enter
tained Monday evening at a din
ner party at her country home.
The evening was spent inform
ally.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Svarerud, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Smith of St. Paul, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Sears, Dr. and Mrs.
James Sears, Mrs. C. G. Hilti-
brand and the hosts.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Riches
were hosts Saturday evening for
an informal dinner party at
their home in North Summer
street.
Following buffet dinner hour,
cards were in play.
Covers' were placed for Mr.
and Mrs. K. W. Heinlein, Mr. and
Mrs. Wendell Webb, Mrs. Abncr
Klein, Mrs. Vi Schaeffer, Mrs.
Al Adolphson, Harold Mark,
Robert Riches, Patricia Riches,
David Riches and Bill Heinlein.
The West Salem VFW auxil
iary will meet Thursday eve
ning at 8 o'clock at the West
Salem Legion hall , for a regu
lar business meeting and elec
tion of officers.
Guests last week at the Mil
lard Doughton home were their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr,
and Mrs. Richard D. Jewett, and
their four-months-old son
James Richard, of Medford.
was given the worthy matron
by the five star points, Mrs.
James Darby, Mrs. Harry Lu
cas, Mrs. John Graybill. Miss
Helen Fletcher and Mrs. Charles
Boyer.
Refreshments were served in
the dining room, decorated in
pink and white flowers, after
the meeting. Mrs. Newmyer cut
and served the birthday cake
presented in her honor.
Mrs. Gertrude K. Gilbert be
came a member by affiliation;
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mar
tus,' Mrs. Doris E. Anderson,
Vern Reimann, Walter Karstens
and W. L. Thomas became
members by initiation.
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Housewarming
Surprises Pair
A group of their friends hon
ored Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wads
worth recently with a house
warming for their attractive new
home in North 22nd street.
The evening was spent infor
mally and later, refreshments
were served. About 16 were
among those present.
Camp Fire Girls
Visit Capitol
Hostesses for three groups of
Portland Camp Fire Girls were
members of Mrs. Richard Krie
sel's Weyahnah group from Sa
lem. The groups, assisted by
Mrs. Clyde Johnson and Mrs.
S. L. Auman. were on hand Sat
urday morning to greet their
Camp Fire friends at the depot
and to assist them in locating the
various points of interest they
were scheduled to visit in Salem.
Their first visit was a tour of
the capitol where they were
greeted by Gov. Earl Snell. Next
on the agenda was a visit to the
state library and to the blind
school where Walter Dry had
made special arrangements for
them to see the facilities and to
observe a student at work. As a
conclusion to their stay in Sa
lem they were guests of Henry
Chezem of Sears Roebuck, who
conducted a tour through the
store. For the lour they received
an honor toward their rank re
quirements.
Mrs. Lynn Darcy of the Port
land council and committee of
awards from Portland was in
charge of arrangements and was
assisted by Mrs. C. P. Langdon,
Mrs. Cecil Griffith, Mrs. H. W.
McGeorge, Mrs. H. E. Linens,
Mrs. Ebena John, Mrs. Alger
Ryan, Mrs. L. R. Edminster, Mrs.
Wilbur Myers. Mrs. Lloyd Has-
scll, Mrs. T. E. Dittebrandt.
An old-fashioned lea and tea
cup reading will be held at the
Stoddard home, 1420 North
Fourth street, Wednesday after
noon between 2 and 4 o'clock.
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Reception Scene
Dean and Mrs. Melvin H.
Giest entertained at their home
in West Lefellc street with an
informal reception Monday eve
ning honoring Professor Ralph
Dobbs, following his piano con
cert in Waller hall.
Professor and Mrs. Dobbs re
ceived informally. M a r c i a
Maple, daughter of the Howard
Maples, opened the door and as
sisted in the dining room.
The Little Garden club ofj
Salem Heights will meet for a j
St. Patrick's Day luncheon I
Thursday at one o'clock at the j
home of Mrs. Homer McWain
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at the regular meeting Wednes
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