6 Capita Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday, May 9, 1947 r nt .vte nl 1) orovtt Tlctvr
Pythian Sisters Meet Given
Final Plans
Made for
Zonta Tea
By Jean Taylor
Men as well as women are in
vited to attend the silver tea for
which Salem Zonta club is to en
tertain on May 21 in the gardens
at the home of Mrs. Chester M.
Cox, 262 West Lincoln, invita.
tion being extended to all per.
sons interested in plans for the
future Salem General hospital.
The tea is arranged especially
to benefit the Helen Yoclcey me
morial fund which the club is to
use in setting up a children's unit
at the planned new hospital
The tea will be from 3 until 9
o'clock, that date, and is in
formal.
Plans and reports for the event
were given at the club meeting
Thursday evening.
Initiation was held tor five
new members, including Miss
Dorothy Cornelius, Mrs. B. F.
Lambert, Miss Mary Larson,
Mrs. M. C. Dyer, Sr., Mrs. Na
omi Massee. Dr. Helen Pearce
conducted the initiation.
Guests at the meeting in
cluded Mrs. John Clearwater,
and Miss Janet Bower. Thirty
five attended the meeting, Mrs.
Carl Booth, Dr. Lucille Fortner,
and Mrs. Robert M. Fischer, Jr.
being hostesses at the Fischer
home. For the program, Miss
Alene Phillips and Mrs. Fischer
reported on the recent legisla
ture.
Surprise Shower
For Miss Prantl
Gervais A surprise shower
was given Sunday afternoon
compliment to Miss Margaret
Prantl, whoso marriage to Wil
liam Trump of Portland will be
an event of May 17. Hostesses
were sisters of the bride, Mrs.
Toe Marson, Mrs. Joe Klupengcr
of Portland, Mrs. Alice Stevens
and Mrs. Freda Roose of Ger
vais. The afternoon was spent play
ing cards with prizes going to
Mrs. Albert Prantl and Mrs.
Frank Adelman.
Guests were Mrs. Frank
Prantl, Mrs. Frank Adelman,
Mrs. Cecilia Ericr, Mrs. Peter
Prantl, Mrs Thercsia Schindler,
Mrs. Frank Nosack, Mrs. Lena
Birn, Mrs. Joe Kuhn, Mrs.
Katie Ditrick, Mrs. John Dit
rick, Mrs. Tony Adelman, Mrs.
Harold Bacon, Mrs. Albert
Prantl, Mrs. George Lanning,
Mrs. Stanley Sequin, Mrs. Ray
Kuhn, Mrs. Lymon Eder, all of
Gervais, Mrs. John Adelman,
Mrs. Lawrence Adelman of
Hubbard, Mrs. Albert Nosack ot
Hillsboro, Mrs. Bill Koch ot
Salem. Mrs. John Ditrick, Jr.,
of Colton, Mrs. Fred Schind
ler, Mrs. Clarence Schindler,
and Mrs. J. S. Aricher, Rita and
Joan Aicher of Woodburn, Mrs.
Marlin Buckolz, Miss Pauline
Buckhnlz, Mrs. Maurice Sussus
and Mrs. Ray Fessler of Mt
Angel, Mrs. Andrew Gilger of
Portland, Mrs. William Eichoff
of Gaston.
The recreation meeting of the
Salem Business and Profession
al Women's club will be held
Friday evening at 8 o'clock In
the Chamber of Commerce
rooms. LaVerne Hardwicke is
in charge of the meeting. Mrs.
Ruth Versleeg and members of
the drama group will present a
round-table play during the evening;
f v V1''! ' jr
Engaged Miss Elaine Hamre
of Salem, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Gladwin P. Hamre of Sil
verton, whose engagement to
Robert L. Fry, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Loyd C. Fry of Silverton,
was made known Monday eve
ning at a party honoring the
bride-elect on occasion of her
18th birthday anniversary.
Reception Fetes
Newly-Wed Pair
Lebanon The attractive
country lodge of Mr. and Mrs,
R. G. Lant of Corvallls was the
scene of a wedding reception
on April 27 in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Warren of Leb
anon whose recent marriage in
Vancouver came as a surprise
to their many friends. The
hostess, aunt of the bride, pre
sided at the refreshment table
centered with candles and ar
rangements of spring flowers.
Approximately 75 guests from
various valley points gathered
to honor the couple. Among
L.eoanon people present were
the parents of the bride and
groom, Mr. and Mrs. John Eg-
gen, Miss Mildred Enckson, and
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Thompson.
The bride, Mary L. Morss be
fore her marriage, is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Morss
of Lebanon. Prior to her mar
riage she was employed at the
Eggen studio, as was the groom,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Warren of the Tennessee dis
trict.
The couple are making their
home In Lebanon where Mr.
Warren will continue with his
work at the Eggen studio.
Week-end visitors at the home
of Mrs. Walter L. Spaulding
will be her brother, Clarence
Miller, and nephews, Bonnie
and Richie of Gresham, and her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
iind Mrs. James Bennison and
their daughter, Rebekah, of
Portland.
Silverton Many honors were attributed to Home Temple No.
21, Pythian Sisters, at the annual District No. 2 convention with
Leodu Temple No. 20 of Scio, hostess lodge, according to reportF
given by delegates at Thursday's meeting when Ethyl Knight
Overosi, MEC, presided. Mrs. Henrietta Loe told of the accom
plishments of the temple during
the past year. Mrs. Nada Lee
Grinde was grand manager for
the afternoon session. Mrs
Josephine Hartman was a mem
ber of the resolutions commit
tee. The officers of Home Tem
ple including Mrs. Ethyl Knight
Oveross, MEC; Mrs. Marion
Nicol, PC; Mrs. Alma McDonald,
M of F; Mrs. Gladys Eller, M of
R & C; Mrs. Cecil Anderson, E.
junior; Mrs. Florence Tuggle,
guard; Mrs. Mabel Talbot, pro
tector; Nada Grinde, manager;
with the degree staff of Alpha
temple, No. 1, Albany, exempli
fied the initiation ceremonials.
Leodus temple paid tribute
to Home temple for its institu
tion of Leodus temple December
5, 1916, at the Odd Fellows and
Rebekah hall in Scio.
Mrs. Helen M. Wrightman of
Home temple No. 21, extended
an invitation to the members for
the next district No. 2 conven
tion to be at Silverton. Mrs.
Wanda VanClcave was recom
mended as the D. D. grand chief,
and Mrs. Olive Morley as mis
tress of R & C.
At the local meeting Thurs
day, Mrs. Helen Burrier was
elected candidate for initiation
on May 15. The refreshment
committee will be Mrs. Marie
Hope, Mrs. Emily Holm, Mrs
Josephine Hartman, Mrs. Lil
lian Heald and Mrs. Emma Kauf
man. The visiting committee for
the month named by Mrs. Ov
eross, MEC, will be Mrs. Alice
Egan and Cecil Anderson.
Mother's day program is in
charge of Mrs. Tecla Rue and
Mrs. Alma McDonald.
The Altruistic club meets Fri
day, May 9, at the Ben Gifford
home for no-hostess noon dinner
and all-day work.
Salem Girl Is
Wed in Bend
In ceremonies read May 4, in
Bend, Miss Ella May Douglas,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J.
Douglas, was married in simple
riles to Lyle C. Smith, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Homer C. Smith,
of Klamath Falls.
The couple was married at
the Episcopal church with Rev
D. V. R. Bolster officiating, be
fore members of the family
and a few friends.
The bride's father gave her
in marriage. She wore a Co
penhagen blue wool gabardine
suit with white accessories and
a white orchid.
The bridegroom's sister, Mrs.
Bartram Wilcox of Klamath
Falls, was matron of honor She
wore a beige suit with brown
accessories and a corsage of yel
low carnations.
The bride's brother, Claire
J Douglas, Jr., of Bend, was
best man for Mr. Smith.
Out-of-town guests present
at the wedding included the
bridegroom's grandmother, Mrs.
Dixon of Portland; Capt. and
Mrs. A. D. Douglas of Ft. Lewis,
who left soon after for his sta
tion in Honolulu; Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Smith and Mr. and Mrs.
Bertram Wilcox of Klamath
Falls, and Mr. and Mrs. Doug
las, parents of the bride, of
Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith went to
a hunting lodge near Lakeview
for their wedding trip. They
will be at home in Klamath
Falls, where he is in business.
Guests at the C. D. Frazer
home in West Salem earlier in
the week were Judge and Mrs.
C. A. Wintermeier of Eugene
and Mr. and Mrs. D. Dunger of
Portland.
Christian Group
To Hold Dinner
On Friday evening, the Chris
tian Business and Professional
women of the city will hold a
dinner meeting at the Gold Ar
row to make plans for the or
ganization of a chapter in
Salem.
Mrs. Helen Duff Baugh is na
tional organizer with headquar
ters in Portland which has the
only chapter in Oregon. Rev.
and Mrs. Archie McNeill will be
guests on the program arranged
by Miss Katherine Lovett,
chairman.
Rev. George Millen of the
First Evangelical United Breth-
Sorority to
Give Formal
Eta and Alpha Epsilon chap
ters of Beta Sigma Phi are giv
ing a formal dance Friday eve
ning for members and their
guests.
Dancing to the music of Glenn
Williams and his orchestra will
be from nine o'clock until 12.
at the Mayflower hall. Several
parties are being arranged to
precede and follow the affair
Committee in charge is head
ed by Mrs. Don L. Parker and
assisting are Mrs. Ed Lewis,
Mrs. Sam C. Campbell. Mrs.
Helen Taylor, Miss Christine
Bell, Miss Betty Schlapkoh!
and Miss Janet Meecham.
Hostesses
Entertain
Bridge Clubs
Several bridge clubs are being
entertained at the week-end.
Mrs. Frank Hunt entertained
Thursday evening at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
H. Probert, in State street. The
affair was dessert and bridge.
Additional guests were Mrs.
Jack Price and Mrs. Robert
Hamilton.
Mrs. Ward Davis entertained
members of her club and addi
tional guests on Thursday after
noon with luncheon and bridge
On Friday evening, at the
Wayne Hadley home in Sagi
naw street, a group will gather
for a no-host dinner with bridge
following. The group was
formed several weeks ago
Members are Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Chambers, Mr. and Mrs
Wilmer H. Page, Mr. and Mrs.
Hadley. Additional guests this
week will be Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam H. McElhinny.
Salore Club
Plans Events
Salore club, young business
and professional women of the
YWCA. entertained Monday eve
ning with a "guest night" no
host supper at the YWCA.
Following the dinner, a busi
ness meeting was held and plans
were formulated for summer
activities, including hikes, pic
nics, horseback riding, bus ex
cursions, tennis and swimming.
A skating party will be held
May 19 and the group will at
tend the Ice Follies in Portland
June 1. One meeting will be
devoted to discussion of hair
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