8 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, April 22, 1947
Guests Bidden
To Friday
Luncheon
By Jean Taylor
Mrs. F. H. Lehmer will pre
tide Friday afternoon at t
springtime luncheon to be giv
en at the Dahl house in Oswego
honoring a group of her friends.
Luncheon will be at 1:30
o'clock.
Guests bidden are Mrs. Doug
las McKay, Mrs. Ercel Kay, Mrs
Chester A. Downs, Mrs. Paul B
Wallace, Mrs. Fred Stump, Mrs
Wheeler Rilca, Mrs. William H
Burghardt, Mrs. Arthur A. Rog
ers, Mrs. William L. Phillips
Mrs. Edward O. Stadter, Jr.,
Mrs. Wheeler R. English, Mrs.
George Rossman, Mrs. Peter
Buck of Portland, Mrs. William
McGilchrist, Jr., Mrs. Frank
Burlingham, Mrs. George Alex
ander, Mrs. Wallace Bonestcele,
Mrs. Merrill Ohling, Mrs. Karl
Kugel, Mrs. William S. Cole,
Mrs. Prince W. Byrd, Mrs. F. W
Shepard, Mrs. Frank Hcaly,
Mrs. George Schwarz, Mrs.
Charles A. Spraguc, Mrs. G
Frederick Chambers, Mrs. E. M
Page, Mrs. Harry N. Crain, Mrs.
Roy S. Keene, Miss Edith Schry
ver. Miss Elizabeth Lord and
Miss Dorathea Steusloff.
Distinguished Visitor Mrs.
Norton H. Pearl of Detroit,
Mich., national president of the
American Legion auxiliary,
guest In Salem Wednesday who
will be honored at a luncheon.
State officers will accompany
her.
The Music Study group of
AAUW will meet Friday after
noon at 1:30 o'clock, at the home
of Mrs. George Allen, 1010
, North list, instead of with Mrs.
' Bruce Spaulding, as has been
announced. The event will be
tea and the speaker, Mrs. Frank
lin Stephens, music chairman of
the Portland branch.
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Kingwood Club
Holds Meeting'
Kingwood Garden club met
at the home of Mrs. Fred Kuhn
for dessert luncheon.
Mrs. Herbert Hilke presided
at the business meeting when a
report was given by Mrs. Don
Kuhn on the Polk County Home-
makers' festival.
A nominating committee was
appointed including Mrs. Lynn
Richardson, Mrs. Elizabeth
Hoffman and Mrs. W. C. Heise.
Special guests were Mrs.
Irene Parsons, Mrs. John Boen
ing, Mrs. Herman Kortemcyer
Mary Jo Rund
Shower-Feted
Miss Mary Jo Rund, who Sat
urday becomes the bride of Da
vid Doughton, was feted Mon
day evening when Mrs. M. B.
Doughton and Mrs. Tom Bryant
were hostesses at the Doughton
home for an informal party.
The affair was a bridal mis
cellaneous shower with white
lilacs, spirea and narcissuses
forming the decorations and an
upside-down parasal arranged
for the bride-elect.
Guests were Miss Rund, Mrs.
William Mickelson and Mrs.
Webber Doughton of Albany;
Mrs. Paul Roedy of Vancouver
and Mrs. G. O. Boyce, Miss Ber
nicc Boycc, Mrs. Albert Lock
wood, Mrs. Ralph Harper, Mrs.
M. E. Hilborn, Mrs. Hazelton,
Mrs. Preston Doughton, Mrs.
Aaron Dumbeck, Mrs. Clifford
Ellis and the hostesses.
Mrs. Nina Edwards of Long
Beach, Calif., is visiting with
friends in Salem and Portland.
She will see her son, Major
Charles Gillingham, at Ft.
Lewis, before leaving for Gold
en, Colo., where her son, Walter
Gillingham, graduates from Col
orado College of Mines. After
two months there, she will visit
her son, Lt. Gillingham at Day
ton, O., before returning to Long
Beach.
Gucsls at the home of their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hamilton, in
Slate street, were Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Hamilton of Gardiner,
Oregon.
Joint public installation of of
ficers of West Salem post 4248,
VFW and auxiliary will be held
at the Kingwood American Le
gion hall in West Salem Thurs
day at 8 o'clock.
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April Brule Mrs. Richard Schumacher of Sublimity glimpsed
following her marriage at the immaculate Conception church in
Slayton. She is the former Dorothy Gcscher, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Gescher of Stayton. His parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Irvin Schumacher of Sublimity. A wedding dinner and dance
followed the marriage ceremonies. (Jestin-Miller studio)
Rebekahs to
Fete Officer
Final plans were made to en
tertain C. A. Wheeler, sovereign
grand master of the Rebekah
lodge, of Austin, Texas and Mrs.
Wheeler, who arrive in Salem
Wednesday, April 30. All
branches of the order will en
tertain. At the First Methodist church
that evening at 5:45 o'clock will
be the banquet and the evening
meeting, for which Mr. Wheeler
will be speaker, will be held at
the church at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Shafer, Mrs. Charles
Newbauer and Mrs. Leon Frahm
will decorate the church. The
FL girls will act as ushers and
the past noble grands will be in
charge of the reception to fol
low the meeting at the IOOF
tomple.
Next Monday evening will be
social night with Mrs. Laura
Groves, Mrs. John Versteeg,
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Mrs. Leon Frahm in charge of
the program. Mrs. E. R. Fred
erickson, Mrs. O. L. Scott, Mrs.
Faye Gressler, Mrs. Lloyd
Wood, Mrs. Irene Kunz and
Mrs. Florence Sherrill will head
refreshments and Mrs. Paul Da
vies, Mrs. Merlin Ready and
Mrs. Glen Scherich will be in
charge of decorations.
Mrs. Dessie McClay reported
on the state meeting of FL girls
at Seaside.
The ladies auxiliary, Pa
triarchs Militant will meet
Thursday at eight o'clock at the
club rooms and the Three Links
club will meet Friday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock at the club
rooms.
Present for Monday's meet
ing were 22 from Woodburn
who put on the drill and a total
of 56 visitors from other lodges.
The Royal Neighbors Sewing
club will meet with Mrs. Fran
ces Hoyt at 753 North Winter
street Wednesday for a no-host
luncheon at noon.
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Banquet
Honors
Officers
Monday evening at a formal
banquet at Normandy Manor,
members of the Beta Tau Beta
chapter of the Alpha Chi Omega
alumnae honored three national
officers of the organization.
Guests were Mrs. Arthur
Young of Portland, alumnae
state chairman, Mrs. Wilbur
Carl of Portland, chairman of
the northwest and Pacific prov
ince and Mrs. Frederick Hart
ung of Portland, northwest
province president.
Following the dinner, the
regular alumnae meeting was
held at the chapter house in
Court street.
Chairman of the event was
Mrs. Gardner Knapp, assisted by
Mrs. Lewis Griffith, president
of the chapter, Mrs. Stearns
Cushing and Mrs. John Minto.
Sports Dance
For Tillicum
Tillicum Dancing club mem
bers and their guests will dance
Friday evening at the Marion
hotel at an affair different from
the usual monthly formal.
The event will be a sports
dance, to the music of Guy Al-
bins and his orchestra.
In charge of the event will be
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bone-
steele and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Knox.
Breakfast Club
Petes Visitors
Mrs. Bessie Kayser entertain
ed at a dinner Sunday for mem
bers of the Credit Woman's
Breakfast club, honoring mem
bers from Portland, Eugene and
Centralia. Mrs. Kayser was as
sisted by her daughter, Mrs.
Betty Lou Weston and Mrs.
Alta Myers.
Guests from the Portland
club were Mrs. Mabel Bliss,
president of the Pacific North
west Council; Miss Josephine
Danna, president of the Port
land club; Miss Esther Mackey,
Miss Val Starburd, and Miss
Emily Dureg. From Eugene
were Mrs. Elizabeth Elkins, pre
sident; Mrs. Helen Norris, Mrs.
Mary Johnson, Miss Florence
Goodwin, Mrs. Fanny Marlatte,
Miss Sara Hoffer, and Miss Lois
Hansen, Mrs. Stella F. Moll was
a guest from Centralia, Washington.
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FRANCES FRICKER
Miss Frances Fricker, who
will demonstrate cookie baking
in the automatic oven of the Ma
gic Chef gas range Wednesday
and Thursday from 10 A. M. to
4 P. M., joined the Portland Gas
& Coke Company's home ser
vice department in July of 1946
after graduating from the Ore
gon State College school of
home economics.
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GAS REFRIGERATORS
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Miss Parrish to
Wed May 6
An event of May 6th at St.
Joseph's Catholic church will be
the marriage of Miss Rufina
Parrish, of Salem, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Parrish
of Ebansburg, Pa., and Edmund
Silvernagel, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Silvernagel of Stayton.
The rites will take place at 9
o'clock in the morning.
Miss Parrish is on the staff
of Salem Deaconess hospital.
Miss Lindstrom
Shower Feted
Miss Muriel Lindstrom, who
has announced the date of her
wedding to Donald Eshleman as
May 10, will be feted Tuesday
evening at a shower for which
Mrs. John Gardner and Mrs.
Craig Coyner will be hostesses
at the Batty Cooper home.
Bridge will be in play with des
sert supper following. A late
supper will fete the bride-to-be.
Guests will be Miss Lind
strom, Mrs. T. A, Lindstrom,
Jr., Mrs. Robert Lindstrom, Mrs.
Gordon Krueger, Mrs. Marion
Krebs, Mrs. Milton Miller, Mrs.
Gordon Keith, Mrs. Clifford
Stewart, Mrs. Wayne Hadley,
Mrs. Jay Morrell, Mrs. Bruce
Van Wyngarden, Mrs. Victor
Collins, Jr., Mrs. Warren James,
Mrs. Arthur Wilson, Mrs. Dean
Trumbo, Miss Eleanor Bailey
and the hostesses.
Garden Pary
At McClure Home
Butteville Mrs. J. W. Mc
Clure entertained at a break
fast garden party at her large
country home near Donald. The
guests included a group of Don
ald and Butteville ladies.
Mrs. Claude Kells, member
and past officer of the Salem
Heights Garden club, was guest
speaker, stressing chiefly the
organizing of a garden club.
Mrs. J. W. Feller invited the
ladies to her home in Donald
April 17 when a local club was
organized and officers were
elected.
Attending the affair were
Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs. Sid
Hendricks, Mrs. Vernon Miller,
Mrs. A. M. Zahara, Mrs. D.
Weathers, Mrs. Julius Sather,
Mrs. Claude Kells, Mrs. C. V.
Christopherson, Mrs. Paul Sing
er, Mrs. W. O. Llndquist, Mrs.
E. M. Zahara, Mrs. J. W. Feller,
Mrs. Lyle Yergen, Mrs. Ralph
Bear, Mrs. L. Peterson, Mrs. J.
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A. Bush, Mrs. Norman Yergen,
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pers. and the hostess, Mrs. J. W.
McClure.
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lege where they are students Is
that nf Miss Arden Shepard,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph,
C. Shepard of Salem to Calvin
E. Welch, son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Welch of Hubbard. The
wedding is planned for August.
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