Spring Visitors
i Are Numerous
In Capital
Springtime has brought sev
eral travelers to Salem for the
post-Easter season.
Arriving early Wednesday
morning at the home of Dr.
and Mrs. Ralph E. Purvine in
Saginaw street were Mrs. Har
old R. Starks and her daughter,
Diane of Northfield, Minn.,
who will be guests of the Pur
vines until April 19. They are
i en route home from California
Motoring to Portland Thurs
day morning was Mrs. B. W.
Stacey, who met at the Port
land airport Mrs. George
Schroeher of Roosevelt, L. I.,
who flew west to attend the
marriage of Mrs. Stacey's daugh
ter. Miss Jean Rowland, and
her son, George Schroeher
April 19.
Arriving Wednesday at the
Leon N. Chads' home for
short stay were his brother-in-
law and sister. Mr. and Mrs
Mark Parr of Seattle.
Mrs. Carlton McLeod enter
tained Wednesday afternoon
with luncheon arranged in com
pliment to members of her con
tract bridge club at the home
4 of her mother, Mrs. Frank H
Spears, in Chemekcta street
Special guests were Mrs. Wayne
Hadley. Mrs. Herb Stiff, Jr..
Mrs. Roland Mersereau, ana
Mrs. Alan Sicwert.
Portland Is
Scene of Rites
From Portland conies word
of the marriage of Miss Betty
Wulf. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
O. F. Blimquist of Idaho Falls,
Idaho, and Constine O. Schnei
der, son of Mrs. Mary H. bchnel
dcr of Salen .
The rites took place March 23
at . the Little Chapel of the
Chimes in Portland, with Rev
George Koehler officiating,
Charles Johnson sang and
Mrs. Frank Webster played the
wedding music.
Attending the couple were
Mrs. Charles Clark and Richard
F. Pearee, both of Salem.
Members of the immediate
family attended a wedding
breakfast at the Rose room of
the Mallory hotel following the
rites.
After a -wedding trip to the
Oregon beaches the couple is
at home at 2515 North Killings
worth in Portland, where the
bridegroom is attending medi
cal school, following service in
the air corps.
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Club Meets Friday
Miss Helga Brosten will be f;,
hostess to members of Salem
BPW club at the Tuberculosis
hospital Friday evening. It is g
the regular monthly recrea- f
ion meeting and members s
needing transportation should
contact Miss Ruth McAdams,
telephone 7279. Miss Laverne f
Hardwicke, chairman of the t.
recreation committee, will be
in charge of the meeting. f
The drama group jnder the
direction of Mrs. Ruth Ver-
sleeg will present a one-act I
play. The remainder of the ;
evening will be spent infor-
mally with refreshments serv-
ed at the close of the meeting. ;
Paris Theme of
Academy Dance
"Paris a Nuit Paris at
night, was the theme for the
junior prom presented Wednes
day evening by the junior of
Sacred Heart academy.
Outdoor cafes, complete with
awnings, rockerys and palm
trees transformed St. Joseph's
hall, where the dance was held
into a Paris street.
Glenn Williams' orchestra
played for the formal affair. In
charge was Miss Pat Burrell and
her committee heads were Miss
Barbara Albrich, Miss Pat Orth,
May Comstock and Teresa Mier.
Recent visitors at the Fred
Kuhn home were Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Kuhn of Seattle.
Auxiliary to 1
Hold Initiation
Meadowlark auxiliary of the
VFW No. 6102, held a business
meeting Wednesday evening at
the VFW hall when Mrs. Samuel
Meyers w a s initiated. Honor
guest was Mrs. Harriett Wcl
shons. formerly of Oregon City.
Committee reports were given
by Mrs. J Lucas, finance; Mrs.
Harold Eastridge, essay, and
Miss Sylvia Arnold. Red Cross,
to which the auxiliary voted a
donation.
Mrs. Lucas announced a rum
mage sale Friday and Saturday.
Joint public installation of of
ficers will be April 23 at the
VFW hall.
The refreshment committee
was composed of Mrs. J. Lucas.
Mrs. Harold Eastridge and Mrs.
Lylc Brown.
At Home Fetes
Max Btirens
Mr. and Mrs. Max Olin Bur
en will celebrate their golden!
wedding anniversary Sunday
at the family home, 745 Court
street, with an "at home" to
which their friends are asked
to call.
Mr. Buren came to Salem
with his parents in 1889 and
in 1892 became associated in
the furniture business with his
father and later with the late
C. S. Hamilton. On April 14,
1897, he married Alice Latta
Wolcott, in Trenton, Mo., and
came with his bride to Salemi
to live. Since 1908, they have
resided in their present home
in Court street.
Sons and daughters and their
families who will assist al Hie
reception, all of whom live in
Salem, are Dr. and Mrs. Wol
cott E. Buren, Nancy and Rich
ard, Miss Maxine Buren, Mr. j
and Mrs. Marion B. Lamb, Lou-:
isa and Deborah, Mr. and Mrs
Peery T. Buren and Janet.
Cosmis Club " 1
Meets Saturday
Saturday evening the Cosmis
Dancex club will entertain mem
bers and their guests with a par
ity at the Mayflower hall.
I The business meeting will be
'gin at 8:30 o'clock and at B:3U
dancing to the music of bunny
St. Clair and her orchestra will
begin.
Committee in charge is com
posed of Mr. and Mrs. James
Gorton, Mr. and Mrs. Orval
Capital Journal, Salem. Ore, Thursday, April lfl, 1917 T
KcniuMi and Mr. and Mrs. Rich-'speak on "The World Crisis
aid King. There's Sure to Be One." Mrs.
Clara Coolcy will have charge
Tiie North Siilcni WCTU will of devotions,
meet at the home of Rev. Cora ;
Gregory, 2 1 ti 5 North Church' Visitors in the capital Wed
strecl Friday afternoon at 2 , ncsday were Mr. and Mrs. Rich
o'clock, Dr. R. I. Lovcll williard H. Roberts of Portland.
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YWCA Board
Mrs. Arthur Madsen, recently
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their monthly meeting held this
week. She replaces Mrs. G. A. j
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Mrs. Madsen, as an experienced
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camD committee. During tne
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Chairmen of the various com
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Guest of her brother-in-law
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Wagner last week was Mrs. H.
D. Matthews of Seattle.
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