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Wisteria Club
To Hold Last
Dance Friday
Wisteria Dancing club, at its
final affair for the year, will
select new officers on Friday
evening. The monthly formal
affair will be held at the VFW
hall with dancing to the music
of Claude Bird and his orches
tra. Chairman of the nominating
committee are Mr. and Mrs.
Darel Jones, and assisting are
Mr. and Mrs. James Hardie, Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Post, Mr. and
Mrs. Russel Beutler.
Hosts for the dance Friday
will be Mr. and Mrs. L. J
Young, chairmen, Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Fuhrer, Dr. and Mrs. E. E
Boring and Mr. and Mrs. Reed
Carter.
Church Groups
To Have Bazaar
, A chance to buy lovely anti
ques, needlework and food pre
pared by expert cooks will be
available at St. Paul's guild and
the Junior guild of Wednesday
when the Women's auxiliary,
St. Paul's Episcopal church
holds its biennial bazaar at the
parish house.
The doors will open at noon.
In addition to the sale, there
will be an enticing white ele
phant table, and a silver tea.
The affair is being arranged
by members of the organiza
tion. President of the auxiliary
is Mrs. u. u. bhipley and Mrs
Rue Drager heads St. Paul's
guild. Mrs. Elmer Smith is pre
sident of the Junior guild.
Richmond School
Gives Program
Every child in Richmond
school will participate in the
musical program Wednesday.
Parents and friends of Hie lower
grades have been invited to come
during the first hour from 1:30
until 2:30, and those of the up
per grades from 2:30 until 3:30.
The program will be presented
twice.
Mrs. Leslie Morris, chairman
for the room mothers of the
Richmond PTA, is making the
tea arrangements. Pouring dur
ing the first hour will be Mrs.
Frank Bennett, wife of the city
school superintendent, and Mrs.
Carl Booth, Marion county
school superintendent.
Pouring during the second
hour will be Miss Gretchen
Kreamer, music supervisor for
the Salem schools, and Miss Ma
thilda Gilles, principal of the
Richmond school.
Girls from the school's sixth
rrade will serve. Boys will be
In charge of programs and act as
door attendants.
PROGRAM
Rhythm orches tr a "Skaters'
Walte" First Rrade. room 1.
Violin solo "Bohemian Melodies"
-Orvalyn Gemmell.
Ohorus "Sing, O Sing." "The Lit
tle Bunny" and "The May Basket 1
First and second (trades, room 9.
Piano solo "Junior Prom Waltz"
Phyllis Kaye Morns.
Chorus "On the Seashore" and
folk dance, "Klappdanse" Second
grade, room 2.
Ohorus "Tick Tock" and "Froggy
Jim and Jill" Third grade, room 3.
Rhythm dance Judy Baker.
Chorus "O Happy School Days"
and "The Train" Third and fourth
grades, room 8.
Piano solo "Dangerous Journey"
-Barbara Smith.
Chorus "Pipers of Balmoral" and
"Mandandlran" Fourth grade,
room 4.
Piano Solo "Sea in Winter"
Kaye Tomlinson.
Chorus Two-part, "Hawaii" and
"Aloha" Fifth and sixth grades,
room 7.
Chorus Two-part. "Si Scnor" and
"Dance Little Seraphina" Fifth
grade, room 6:
Electric guitar solo "The Hawai
ian wnitz" Rpvprlv Rinehart.
Chorus Two - part. "Harvest
Moon" and "The Sun Dial" Sixth
grade, room 6.
Arriving in Salem Sunday to
spend a short leave here with
his parents was Lt. Mack C.
Maison. USN, son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. G. Maison. Lt. Maison,
who is stationed at Quonset
Point, Rhode Island, with the
naval air arm, came west by air
lines and Saturday will leave by
plane for his base.
Xew Members to
Be Initiated
Silverton Mrs. L. P. Oehler.
president, is announcing the
May meeting of the Lions aux
iliary to be at the Chamber of
Commerce rooms Monday eve
ning.
Ten new members will be ini
tiated. Hostesses of the social hour
will be Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs.
L. P. Oehler and Mrs. Lloyd
Fry.
All members are urged to at
tend as important business will
come before the session.
Former Salem
Residents Wed
From Seattle comes word of
the marriage of Mrs. Fay P.
Thomas and Jay D. Coulter on
April 17. Both are former resi
dents of Salem.
Dr. Paul N. Ashby performed
the ceremony at the Little
Chapel of the First Methodist
church in Seattle in the presence
of immediate members of the
family.
Following a wedding trip to
Victoria, the Coulters are mak
ing their home at 2359 Rose
mont place, Seattle.
Mrs. Coulter attended Wil
lamette university and has been
affiliated with the Methodist
church headquarters in Seattle
She formerly was a member of
the Rcnton Chronicle editorial
staff. Her husband is an admin
istrative officer witU the branch
office of the veterans adminis
tration.
Bonnie Barton
To Wed
Donald Baker
At a tea Sunday afternoon at
their home in King, wood
Heights, Mr. and Mrs. Barney
Van Onsenoord made known
the engagement of Miss Bonnie
Barton, to Donald D. Baker,
son of Mrs. Dean F. Goodman
of Salem.
The couple have set their
wedding date as July 13. Indi
vidual cakes and napkins
scribed with the couple's names
nd the date of their marriage
told friends the news.
About 40 guests called dur
ng the afternoon, honoring
Miss Barton.
Appointments were in yel
low and white and spring flow
ers centered the tea table. Pour-
ng were Mrs. Arnold Krueger
nd Mrs. Myron Foster. Assist-
ng was Mrs. Dean F. Goodman.
Goldenweds Are
Feted Sunday
Bride's Father
Performs Rites
From Odell, Oregon comes
news of the marriage of Miss
Grace Marie Jackson, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. Roy Jackson
of Hood River. Graduate of Wil
lamette university, where she
was a member of Alpha Chi
Omega, Miss Jackson became
the bride of Ellis Anders of
Olvmoia.. Wash.
The bride s father performed
the ceremony at the Methodist
church in Odell on April 14.
The bride wore traditional
white, designed, in silk crepe
with a short train. She wore an
imported silk illusion fingertip
veil and carried a. bouquet of
white roses centered with an
orchid.
Mrs. Robert Webb was her
sister's matron of honor, wear
ing a blue tissue taffeta gown
and carrying a nosegay of pink
carnations matching the wreath
in her hair.
Roland Mietzke of Longview
was best man and ushers were
Robert Webb and Kenneth
Wells, both of Hood River.
Mrs. Bellroie Collins of Sa
lem lighted the tapers. Mrs
Jackson wore a' black floor
length gown and corsage of gar
denias.
A reception was held in the
church parlors. Miss Zula Kick-
busch of Eugene cut the bride
cake. Mrs. Louella Walstrom of
Eugene presided at the punch
bowl and Mrs. Bellroie Collins
passed the guest book. Miss
Coleen Lemley of Hood River
passed the dream cake. Miss
Harriet Robinson of Oregon
City was in charge of gifts.
For traveling, the bride wore
a skipper blue suit with acces
sories of navy blue and white
and a corsage of orchids. After
a wedding trip in Canada, Mr.
and Mrs. Anders will be at
home at Butler's Cove, Olym
pia, Wash., where he is in busi
ness. The bride, following her edu
cation, served as a general field
representative of the American
Red Cross for the past three
years. .
West Salem Mr. and Mrs.
O. C. Schofield of Forest Grove
celebrated their golden wed
ding anniversary on Sunday
with many of their friends and
relatives among the guests.
Their daughter, Mrs. Robert
Forster, opened her home in
Elm street for the event.
A gold and white color
scheme was used in the table
arrangements including orange
blossoms sent from California
by a son of the Schofields. A
miniature bride and groom, used
at the silver wedding anniver
sary of Mr. and Mrs. Forster,
topped the tiered bridal cake..
Mr. and Mrs. Schofield, who
were married in loaf at u.
Pleasant, Michigan, have four
children, Mrs. Ida Forster of
West Salem; Mrs. Bernice Dur
ham of Boise, Idaho; Ed Scho
field of Sacramento, California
and Ray Schofield of Dearborn,
Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Scho
fields gift from their children,
who could not be in attendance.
is a trip to their respective
homes. The trip will be taken
this summer with Mr. and Mrs.
Schofield traveling through
Idaho and on east to Michigan
where both will attend family
reunions. The return trip to
their home in Forest Grove will
be via California.
Presbyterian
Circles Meet
The circles of the First Pres
byterian church will meet Wed
nesday as follows:
Circle No. 1 Mrs. F. D.
Thompson, leader; meets in the
fireplace room at the church
for a 1 o'clock no-host lunch.
Circle No. 2 Mrs. E. A.
Kennev. leader; meets at her
home, 1580 Center St., for a 1:15
dessert.
Circle No. 3 Mrs. K. W.
Harritt, leader; meets with Mrs.
J. F. Ulrich, 1225 Chemeketa
for 1:15 dessert.
Circle No. 4 Mrs. Ralph
Shephard, leader; meets with
Mrs. John Anderson, 196 S. 12th
St., for a 1:15 dessert.
Circle No. 5 Mrs. John
Harbison, leader: meets with
Mrs. C. S. McCullam, 1225 N.
19lh, for a 1:15 dessert.
Circle No. 6 Mrs. L. M.
Birch, leader; meets with Mrs.
Paul Hauser, 925 Saginaw, for
a 1:15 dessert.
Circle No. 7 Mrs. Curtis
Hale, leader: meets with Mrs.
L. F. Barrick, 1610 S. Church,
for a 1:15 dessert.
Circle No. 8 Mrs. A. E.
Archibald, leader; meets with
Mrs. S. A. Baldwin, 480 N. 24th
St.. for a 1:15 dessert.
Campfirc Girl
Palateers to
Present Plav
Edgar Allen Poe's famous
chiller, "The Masque of the Red
Death" will be presented by the
Salem high school art club,
Palateers, in two performances,
May 15 at one .'clock in the
afternoon and May 16, at eight
o'clock.
The all-school show will have
Miss Margaret Burroughs as
dramatic coach and Don Straus
baugh as director. Adviser and
aft director is Mrs. Ruth Sil
linger. Elizabeth Apple is in
charge of publicity.
Principal cast members are
Ronald Hill, Prince Prospero;
Berniece Kliegne, Milicent; Da
vid Turnbull, the Red Death.
The Happy Blue Birds met at
the home of their leader, Mrs.
Ray Sanford and made Mother's
Day gifts and invitations for a
Mother's tea May 8th at the j
Inglewood school. Refreshments
were served by Wanda Coc.
The Wacinton group met at
First Christian church with
their leader, Mrs. W. C. Mur
phy. They are making little
dolls for the Deaf school. The
group plans to visit the Deaf
school soon. The girls that fin
ished their dolls are working
on Trail Seeker notebooks.
The Merry Maids at Washing
ton school met at the home of
Judy Seely oil Mil) Creek. They
had a tea for the mothers. Five
mothers and nine girls were
present. The girls sang songs
and danced to entertain the
mothers.
Mrs. M. W. Ready met with
the Happy Blue Birds on Thurs
day. The girls made gifts for
Mother's Day and invitations
for the Mother's tea at Ingle
wood school. After refresh
ments were served the girls did
handcraft.
The Cheschamay Camp Fire
Dinner Dance
For AlB Group
Members of the Salem chap
ter of the American Institute of
Banking will entertain their
guests Tuesday evening at
formal dinner. Miss Lorraine
Taylor, president of the local
chapter, heads the directorate
for the vcarly formal affair.
It will be a buffet supper and
dance. Guests of the evening
will be George J. Greenwood,
Jr., of Portland, first western
national president of the c
ganization, and E. S. McClain, !
associate northwest councilman.
Members of the committee in
charge are Frank Crawford,
Miss Ardclle Scott. Miss Pauline
Turin. Sherman Bostrack, Hil
lary Etzcl and Orville C. Ken
nen. Mother-Daughter
BaiHiuet at Church
The St. Mark's Lutheran
church guild will hold its an
nual mother-daughter dinner
Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock
at the church parlors. Mrs. H.
M. Boesch is general chairman
and Mrs. Walter Moshcr will
preside as toast mistress.
Soloist will be Mrs. William
Griffiths with Mrs. Harvey Gib
bons assisting at the piano.
Speaker will be Rev. Seth Hun
tington. D.D.. of the First Con
gregational church. Mrs. C. E.
Jacqua is president of the guild.
Capital .TmirnnT. Salem, Oregon. Monday. May S. 1047 7
Girls met at the home of Mrs.
Lochenour. Their new guardian,
Mrs. J. W. Stanley, helped them
with their notebooks. They de
cided to bring 5 cents each
meeting for their group trea
sury to create a fund for hand
craft and other supplies.
The Wekaca Camp Fire group
met at the First Evangelical
church with Mrs. R. L. Bangs.
Officers elected were president,
Charlotte Klenn; vice president,
Judy Bu:ih; secretary, Sharon
Beard; treasurer, Joan Seam
ster; scribe. May Frances Bee-
ler. Refreshment committee was
Shirley Strong, chairman; Vir
ginia Lively and Barbara Cul-bertson.
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