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Sociefy, Edited by Jean Taylor, Phone S573
Showers
Are Arranged
For Matrons
Several showers have been
planned recently and are im
portant on the social schedule.
Mrs. Frank Nicholls was hon
ored Thursday evening when
her co-workers at the office of
the secretary of state arranged
a dinner for her at Chuck's. In
charge was Miss Peggy Peter
son.
r.npsts were Mrs. Nicholls
Mrs. James H. Unruh, Mrs. Mar
ian Leslie. Miss Edith Libbey
Miss Louise Black, Mrs. Janet
Wppphnm. Miss Dorothv Butz
Miss Angela Kropp, Miss Irene
Blankley, Miss Mary Foster
Miss Margaret Davis, Miss Bes
sie Beam, and Miss Peterson.
Mrs. John Strickfaden enter
tained Thursday evening at her
hnmn in Thnmnsnn avenue.
complimenting Mrs. Charles
Fearing with a surprise parly
and shower.
Following dessert,' the eve
ning was spent informally.
finests were Mrs. Fearing.
Mrs. Sam Speerstra, Mrs. Carl
Walters, Mrs. David Cameron,
Mrs. Charles Gregory, Mrs. John
T.amh. Mrs. Charles KnaDO.
Mrs. John Middlebrook and the
hostess.
Conference Plans
Are Completed
Mt. Angel Court Marion No.
718 Catholic Daughters of Amc
rica, host for the 11th biennial
state conference Sunday, made
final preparations for the event
at the Monday business session
Monitors, Mrs. Richard Follz
and Mrs. R. J. Welton will lead
the parade of officers and all
members will go from St. Ma
ry's school to St. Mry's church
faor the 8 o'clock conference
mass. Members are asked to
meet at the school and take part
in the march.
Mrs. Urban Butsch, Mrs. Paul
Wachter, Mrs. Frank Neisius
Mrs. Val Ebcrle, Mrs. Louis
Schwab and Mrs. E. B. Stolle
are in charge of the breakfast,
assisted by Mrs. Al Lulay, Mrs.
Lucille Prosser, Mrs. Joseph
Rosno, Miss Lois Rosno and
Mrs. F. Hoffer.
Assisting the Mt. Angel
Knights of Columbus are Mrs.
Francis Schmidt, Mrs. Ben Ack
crman and Mrs. Harold Bour
bonnais, Mrs. Urban Butsch and
her social committee.
Automobiles will be available
during the recess at 1 p.m. Sun
day for guests who wish to view
the Mt. Angel Benedictine's Ab
taey and Academy by Mrs. J. J.
Penner, Miss Helen Keber. Dec
oration committee will be as
sisted by Mrs. Fred J. Schwab,
Miss H. Keber, Miss Eustcllc
Bauman and Miss Pauline Saal
ield. Charter members now num
bering 28 will be honored at an
informal get-logether Saturday
evening at the St. Mary's club
rooms at 8 p.m. Local members
and visitors are invited to at
tend. Musical selections will be
given by Miss Pauline Saalfcld
and Miss Eustelle Bauman, with
Miss Helen Kcber accompanist.
They will also serve refresh
ments, assisted by Mrs. Al Wil
' de, Mrs. S. C. .Schmitt, Mrs.
Bernard Schiedler and Mrs.
Katherine Piennett. Mrs. R. J.
Welton and Miss Elizabeth Un
ger, charter members, will pre
side at the coffee urns.
Anniversary
Is Honored
Slayton In celebration of the
33rd wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. George Maisel of
Stayton, a dinner was held at
the Portland home of their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Maisel, Sunday
Present with the honored
guests were their daughters
Beulah and Elaine; Mrs. Austin
Longfellow and children, Gcr
aldine, David and Karen, of
Stayton; Mrs. Robert Walls of
Lebanon, and Miss Elma Shuck
and the hosts and children of
Portland.
Bridge Party a I
LeDoux Homo
Mt. Angel A post-Easter
bridge party was held at the
home of Mrs. L. A. LeDoux. Miss
Yvonne LeDoux of Salem assist
ed her mother at serving the
late supper.
Special guests included Mrs.
Fred J. Schwab and Mrs. Henry
Zollner. Honors were won by
Mrs. P. N. Smith, Mrs. N. G.
Mickel and Mrs. G. D. Ebncr.
Three tables were in play.
Portland visitors on Thursday
were Mrs. Prince W. Byrd and
Mrs. William H. Burghardt.
Engaged Miss Ardelle Hagen
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Hagenson, whose engagement
to John Meier, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Flavius Meier, was recent
ly announced. (Jesten - Miller
studio)
Mrs. Dealer Is
Bearerton Bride
Stayton In riles held in the
Catholic church in Beavcrlon
April 12, Mrs. Dora Dozler of
Stayton and Jerry Marking, also
of Stayton, were united in mar
riage by Father George Snider-hon.
The bride chose a light blue
suit with accessories of turf tan
for her wedding. She wore an
orchid corsage.
Attendants were the daughter
and son of the bride, Miss Dar
lcne Dozler and Bryce Dozler.
Miss Dozler wore a suit of shock
ing pink, with a grey hat, and a
corsage of gardenias.
A wedding breakfast was serv
ed at Carmen's in Beaverton for
34 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Mark
ing left on a wedding trip to Cal
ifornia and will live in Stayton
on their return.
Among those attending the
wedding were Mrs. A. P. Her
mens, Mrs. Wilbur Lesley and
children Gay and Noel, Mrs.
Henry Gescher, Mrs. Robert
James, Mrs. Martin Gehlen, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Dozler and two
children, Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose
Dozler, Robert O'Connor and
Miss Colleen Fehlen, all of Stay
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Doerflcr
of Mehama.
The bridegroom's sisters, Mrs.
Hilda May of Portland and Miss
LaVina Marking of Aloha, were
present as was Mrs. Victor Cook
of Klamath Falls, daughter of
Mrs. Robert James, who has
been visiting her mother.
jMiss Shepherd
Tells Troth
Mt. Angel Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Traviss enterclained at dinner in
compliment to their son, Jack
Traviss and fiancee, Miss Eileen
Shepherd, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. David Shepherd, when the
engagement was announced.
Miss Shepherd, a graduate of
Mt. Angel academy and of the
St. Joseph's School of Nursing,
Vancouver, Wash., received her
nurse's degree early this year.
Jack Traviss spent four years in
service with the U. S. navy.
Covers were placed for Miss
Shepherd, R.N., Jack Traviss,- N.
B. Traviss, Mr. and Mrs. David
Shepherd, Donald Shepherd,
Miss Lola Traviss and the hosts,
Mr. and Mrs. Traviss.
Carl Spechts
Celebrate
Anniversary
Silverton Ninety guests
called at the Carl Specht home
in Monitor road Sunday to ex
tend greetings on the couple's
35th wedding anniversary.
Miss Essie Benson and Carl
Specht were married at the
home of the bride's parents in
Silverton Hills and have lived
most of their married life in
and near Silverton. Their chil
dren are Raymond, Inglewood.
Calif., Oscar of Salem, Lyle of
Portland and Mrs. Louis Munro,
who lives in the east.
Greeting guests at the door
was a niece, Miss Frances Ben
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Benson. Nancy Benson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
lard Benson, passed the guest
book that was passed at the
wedding 35 years ago.
Specially honored guest was
Mrs. Otto Goodside of Portland,
a bridesmaid. Also attending
were Mr. and Mrs. Steve Enloe
of Silverton, who served at the
original wedding.
Pouring were Mrs. George
Bensqn. Mrs. Willard Benson.
Mrs. William Specht; cutting
the cake were Miss Rose Specht,
Mrs. Steve Enloe and Mrs. A. H.
Sacher.- Assisting were Mrs.
Oscar Specht of Salem and Mrs.
Sybil Mulder of Portland.
Delphian Club
At Gillette's
Independence The April
meeting of the Delphian Book
club was held at the home of
Mrs. C. F. Gillette in Monmouth,
with Mrs. James Riddell, Sr.,
as co-hostess. The entire mem
bership of 20 members was
present, also Mrs. George Bran-
stator of Portland, and Mrs.
Hattie Schweizer, as guests.
Mrs. Estella Fluke and Mrs.
Cora DeArmond presented the
frog. am.
The May meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Ardella But
ler, who will be assisted by
Mrs. Sloper.
Attending the baseball open
ing game in Portland WednesT
day afternoon were Secretary
of State and Mrs. Robert S. Far
rell, Jr.
'Amity Club Set '
To Attend Meet
Amity The Amity Woman's
club, which met at the Metho
dist church, made plans to at
tend the annual Yamhill county
federation meeting at Dundee
April 24. Hostess for the regular
meeting of the club were Mrs.
E. M. Jourdan, Mrs. R. Massey,
Mrs. Nette Tovey and Mrs. Nof
singer. Mrs. Bantsari presided.
Mrs. David Smith reviewed
"Life and Labors of Rev, A. E.
Garrison." Mrs. Edwin O. Morse
sketched pioneer history. Mips
Revecca Wood gave the musical
program.
Grand Chief
Makes Visit
Independence The meet
ing of Willamette temple, No.
45, Pythian Sisters, on April 3,
one of the highlights of the year,
was given in honor of Mrs. Mar
cella Middleton, grand chief of
Oregon.
A degree staff captained by
Mrs. Beth Mills, assisted in the
initiation for inspection by the
grand chief. Mrs. Jean Par
sons and Mrs. Rose Maitland
were initiated into the tem
ple. .
Mrs. Queen Wood of Condon,
past grand chief of Oregon and
member of Willamette temple,
was also an honored guest of
the evening. A large delegation
from Dalore temple at Dallas
also attended.
Refreshments were served by
the social committee composed
of Mrs. Laurence Newton, Mrs.
Martha McGowan, Mrs. Newton,
Mrs. Gloria McKee, Mrs. Mof
fitt and Mrs. Evelyn Newton.
The committee also planned and
decorated for the banquet hon
oring Mrs. Middleton which
was held earlier in the evening
at the Woman's club building.
Lyons The Woman's club
held their regular meeting rt
the club house. Officers elect
ed were Mrs. George Huffman,
president; Mrs. Floyd Bassett,
vice president, and Mrs. Clyde
Bressler, secretary-treasurer.
Matrons Are .
Birthday Feted
Silverton Two matrons, both
over eighty years old, were
honored on their birthday an
niversaries Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. A. Torgerson was 81
years old and Mrs. J. L. Hatte-
oerg, ou.
Mrs. Torgerson's guests were
Mrs. Al Torgerson, Mrs. C. E.
Jacquet and Mrs. Oscar Ludahl
all of Salem; and of Silverton,
Mrs. Arthur Dahl, Mrs. Gilbert
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Thorkildson and Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Torgerson.
At the home of Mrs. J. L. Hat-
teberg evening guests were
members of the family includ
ing Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ostgaard
(Bertha Hatteberg) with whom
the honor guest makes her home.
Martin Hatteberg, Thomas
Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Hatteberg and Lou Ann and
Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Hatteberg and Katherine and
Howard.
Afternoon guests were Mrs.
S. L. Almlie and David, Mrs.
Ernest Erickson and Ernie, Mrs
Lars Rogdeberg, Mrs. Lars Ope
dahl, Mrs. Bessie Rogland, Mr.
and Mrs. H. N. Torresdahl, Mrs.
Charlie Johnson, Mrs. S. Berg-
land, Mrs George Walker, Mrs.
N. Njust, Mrs. Haider Holm,
Mrs. O. W. Olson and small
grandson, Terry Larson, Mrs
Cora Spurlock, Mrs. Paul Gas
pell, Miss Edna Johnson, Miss
Minnie Johnson, Mrs. R. O. Sol
um, Mrs. B. E. Gaffey, Mrs. Mel
vin Torresdahl and Mrs. Herman
Christenson.
Parsonage Is
Wedding Scene
Independence The parsonage
of Immanuel Lutheran church
at Albany was the scene of a
wedding recently when Mrs.
Ruby McClosky of Albany, be
came the bride of Jess B. Hous-
ley with, Rev. R. H. Weiland
reading the service.
The bride wore a grey doe
skin suit and black accessories
and her maid of honor, Miss
Viona Grunich of Bismark, N.
;D., wore a black suit with
matching accessories.
Immediately following the
wedding, a reception was held
at the home of the bride at Al
bany with the wedding party
and a few close friends in at
tendance. Mr. and Mrs. Housley left on
a wedding trip to Seattle, re
turning to 'independence on
Sunday to their home on the
Young ranch.
Salem Members
Attend Meeting
Independence Thirty mem
bers of the Salem chapter, OES,
were in attendance at the regu
lar meeting of Adah chapter
No. 34. Escorted to the east
were Mrs. Ben Felger, associate
grand matron of the grand chap
ter, and Mrs. William Newmyer,
worthy matron of Salem chap
ter. Substitute officers for the
evening were Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Rogers, Jr., Mrs. Minnie Wolver-
ton. Mrs. Fern Fratzke and A.
L. Harding.
Refreshments were served in
the dining room with Mrs. Ed V
Taylor, Mrs. John Irving, Dr. )
and Mrs. George Knott and Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Newton serv
ing on the committee.
Dance
SATURDAY NIGHT
Salem Armory
Glen Williams Orchestra
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