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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 15, 1947)
It Shower Is Planned for Bride-to-Be Soon-to-be-a-bride, Miss Jean Rowland, who will trade vows with George Schroeher Satur day morning at St. Joseph's Catholic church, is a busy girl. Thursday evening, Miss Mary McKay will be a hostess in her honor at her home in the Royal Court apartments. The affair will be a dessert supper with a miscellaneous shower following. Guests will be Miss Rowland, Miss Pauline Dunlap, Miss Hel en Jean Gilbert, Miss Shirley Lewis, Miss Audrey Nyswancr, Mrs. Robert Lorenz, Miss Car olyn Brady, Miss Barbara Smith Miss Phyllis Ryan, Miss Mary ann Wittliff, Miss Olcne Mchl hoff, Mrs. Ralph Smither, Mrs. B. W. Stacey, Mrs. George Sch roeher, Mrs. Stanley McKay and the hostess. Mrs. Millsan Heads Club" Gates The Gates Woman's club met at 1 o'clock recently with hostesses Mrs. George Child, Mrs. Harry Reiser and Mrs. Edward Chance. The president, Mrs. Mel bourne Rambo announced that the club bid on a building at Camp Adair was successful, but the plan did not pass the club vote. Mrs. Albert Millsap was elect ed president; Mrs. Nelson Lan phear, vice president; Mrs. Ed ward Chance, secretary, and Mrs. Henry Eccelston, treasurer. The social meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Lulu Collins, April 24, with Mrs Everett Stoakes assisting. The subject will be hobbies. The Liberty Women's club will present the Salem Civic Players in "Professor, How Could You?" at the Liberty hall, Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. Turner Friends have receiv ed the announcement of the marriage of Robert Fleck and Jessie O'Brien on April 4. Mr. and Mrs. Heck will make their home in Portland. ;ORfcGON STATE COLLEGE- Campus Clippings By Helen Paulson "Stale-Stations," sophomore show, had hundreds of people lit erally rolling in the aisles Friday night. One of the funniest parts in the show was a quartet of catting men in a comedy reverse of a women's bridge game. Very unusual and striking was the South American act in which Bobbie Meyer sang while four girls danced behind her. The lights were out- and the only thing visible was the phosphorescent costumes of the girls. , . . Mary Lou McKay and another Kappa did a very clever song satire on "In the Good Old Summer Time" ... . agile June Young thrilled the au dience in a modern dance num ber. The ushers and usherettes were dressed in true Dogpatch style to advertise Sadie Haw kins Day, April 23. Bob Ullman claimed he was Lil' Abner. Car- rail Gragg came from Salem to attend the show. Elections and honors always take part of the spotlight spring term. Phyllis McGregor was in stalled president of the Home Economics club at a formal ban quet held at the Benton hotel last Tuesday. In the election for the Business and Industry club, Pat Viesko was elected vice president. The Phi Deltas, Betas and Sigma Chis will hold their first Miami Triad formal at Oregon Stale next Saturday. The dance will be held in the Memorial Union ballroom with Freddie Keller's band furnishing the music. In traditional style, the Beav er engineer will conduct their annual three hour "laboratory dance next Saturday. The dance will be held in the second floor engineering lab, and decorations will consist of various pieces of stationary equipment used in classes and displays arranged by the different engineering socie ties. Engaged Miss Elsie Webb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. G Webb, whose engagement to Pvt Lars C. Ash, son of Mr. and Mrs M. W. Ash. was recently an nounced. He is stationed with the AAF at Tyndall field, Fla No dale has been set for the wedding. (Kennell-EUis studio) Parsonage Rites Unite Couple .Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at ceremonies read in the par sonage of St. Johns Lutheran church, Miss Bernice Schaffer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Schaffer of Salem, became the bride of Robert E. Boyer. Rev. H. W. Gross performed Ihp reremonv and attending the couple were Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Moody. Mr. and Mrs. Boyer traveled to the coast for a wedding trip and after May 5 will be at home in Salem. Parties Set For Town Club Several informal affairs are being planned to precede the Town club dance at the Marion hotel Saturday evening. Among the hosts will be Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes who have bidden to their home in North 21st street, Salem friends of their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Devers and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed, of Portland. Guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Potts for the dance will be his brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Potts of Seattle. Eggs accounted for 5 per cent of the total income to farmers in 1945, 1 '! billion dollars. Miss Von Flue Kuenzi's Bride Silverton Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Von Flue are announcing the marriage of their daughter. Miss Louise Von Flue, and Lee Kuen zi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kuenzi, in Salem. The bride wore a pale blue crepe gown with brown acces sories and a corsage of yellow carnations. Her twin sister, Miss Lucile Von Flue, wore an identi cal suit of rose wool, black ac cessories and a pink and white carnation corsage. Lewis Kuen zi as best man stood with his brother. The parents of the bride serv ed a dinner to 25 relatives fol lowing the ceremony. For traveling the bride wore a three piece brown wool ensem ble. Following a fortnight's wed ding trip at the Oregon beaches, Mr. and Mrs. Kuenzi will make their home at their new resi dence built on the Kuenzi farm. Woodburn Woodburn Aux-. Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, April IS, 1947 7 iliary of the veterans of f or-1 eign Wan will hold installation of officers at the regular meeting Wednesday evening, April 16, at the IOOF hall. Mrs. Marie Han sen of Salem, district president, and her staff will conduct the installation. 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