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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1949)
Bdittd b MARIAN LOHRY FISCHER rUcpltI Journal, Salem, Ore., Thursday. May 5, 1949 Sorority Sets Dance, breakfast A Mother'! Day breakfast and a formal dance are on the ciflendar of future event for memben of Eta chapter of Beta Sterna Phi sorority. ,The breakfast honoring moth era will be next Sunday at 9 o'clock in the Cherry room at the Senator hotel. Miss Madolyn Bier i general chairman. Mem bers of Alpha Epsilon chapter of the group and their mothers tit invited to Join the Eta group for the breakfast. Dance May IS ,The formal dance is set for Friday, May 13, in the Paul Armstrong school of dance be tween the hours of 9 and 12 o'clock. This is the annual spring formal for the chapter. Eyent This Week iLast evening members of the chapter conducted initiation and installation at formal ceremo nies In the home of Mrs. Loyal Warner. For the initiation there was the formal candlelight ce remony. Pledges initiated were Mrs. Richard Reynolds, Mrs Wilbur Pearson and Mrs. Fred Thompson for Eta chapter and Miss Edith Lindhorst for Alpha Epsilon chapter. Miss Edith Kyle and Mrs. William Bishop were the officers from Alpha Epsilon chapter attending the ceremonies. :Mrs. Melvin Bedsaul, retiring president, installed the follow iiig new officers: Mrs. Burl Cox, president; Mrs. Roger Lewis, vice president; Miss Madolyn Bier, recording secre- tary; Miss Lois Gillings, cor responding secretary; Mrs. Mel vin Hewitt, treasurer; Mrs. Wayne Rose, city council dele gate; Mrs. Bill Troth, alternate to the council. Mrs. Walter L. Spaulding is sponsor for Eta chapter, Mrs. J. A. Wiltscy the director. Party Tuesday ' Hostess on Tuesday was Mrs. Anthony J. Becker who enter. tained at a dessert and bridge party. In the group were Mrs. Os car Christenson, Mrs. Lawrence A. Ballmer, Mrs. Jerry Wing, Mrs. William R. Moore, Mrs Jacob Foos, Mrs. M. B. Rudd Mrs. Harold O. Schneider, Mrs John Dflnn, Mrs. E. J. Ha sen Mrs. William Galloway, Mrs Edward Goeckner, Mrs. Edward H. Williams and the hostess. Swedish Visitors Interesting visitori to be in Salem next Tuesday will be Erik Boheman, Swedish ambas sador to the United States, and Mrs. Boheman; Manne Lind holm, consul general ' for Swe den in Washington, D. C Mrs. Lindholm, and Axel N. Wide, vice consul in Portland. They will be here just for Tuesday to make an official call on Governor Douglas McKay. The. Washington, D. C, visitors are to be in Oregon two days Button Society Sets Meeting Announced for May 19 is the meeting for the Oregon Button society, in Eugene. Among those going from this area will be Mrs. W. B. Johnson, Mrs. J. Stiriman, Mrs. Norah Pound, Mrs. John Clutter, Mrs. F. E. Fralick and Miss Meda Garrigues, all of Salem, Mrs. Harriet Maschal and Mrs. Leu Finseth, both of Dallas. There will be a noon luncheon and business meeting for mem bers only, but there will be a button show to which the public is invited, though there will be a small charge to help defray expenses. This show will be from 2 p. m. until 10 p. m All arrangements are being made by the Eugene group and this will be a non-competitive exhibit. The officers of 1948 were re tained to serve another year and are as follows: President, Mrs. R. D. Busey, Eugene; first vice president, Mrs. A. T. Moses, Portland; second vice president, Mrs. E. A. Droste, Portland; re cording secretary, Mrs. Rene Wright, Portland; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Nellie Church, Portland; treasurer, Mrs. Adine Albright, Portland; program di rector, Mrs. F. K. Davis, Eugene; historian, Miss Bessie Bodine, Eugene; publicity. Mrs. Florence Landon, Brownsville; and mem bership, Mrs. Bert Thomas, Klamath Falls. ... HONORING Mrs. Lee Patter son of Portland on the occasion of her birthday, Mrs. Frank H Spears is to entertain at an in formal luncheon Saturday aft ernoon at her home. Coming with Mrs. Patterson from Portland for the luncheon will be Mrs. Claude McColloch, Mrs. Lyle G. Fear, Mrs. Gra ham Mitchell, Mrs. Frederick Whittsley. McKays in Springfield Governor and Mrs. Douglas McKay will be in Springfield this evening to attend the din ner and reception honoring Mrs. Robert Taylor of that city. Mrs. Taylor is the Oregon mother for 1949 and the Spring field Chamber of Commerce is giving this evening's affair in her honor, the reception follow ing the dinner to honor Gover nor and Mrs, McKay and Mrs. Taylor. Soroptimist Names Officers New officers were elected at the meeting of the Salem Sorop timist club, Wednesday noon. at the group's luncheon meeting in the Golden Pheasant. The club is a women's service or ganization. Mrs. G. E. McCormick was elected president; Mrs. H. G Maison, first vice president; Mrs J. S. Boakey, second vice presi dent; Mrs. Donald J. Reinke, corresponding secretary; Mrs Eva Rush, recording secretary; Mrs. Leo Johnson, treasurer; Mrs. E. H. Kennedy, board member. At the meeting announcement was made of a rummage sale to be conducted May 20 and 21 at 339 Court street. Going to Eugene Another group of University of Oregon mothers planning to be in Eugene this week-end with their sons and daughters for the annual Mother's Day Week-end include: Mrs. Phil M. Schnell, who is to be guest of her daughter, Miss Phyllis Schnell; Mrs. Oli ver Huston, who is to visit her daughter, Miss Virginia Huston; Mrs. H. H. Barlow, guest of her sons, Jim and Bill; Mrs. B. E Owens, who is to be guest of her son, Beldon; Mrs. L. C. McLeod, who is to visit her daughter, Miss Irene McLeod; Mrs. Fran cis Burgy, guest of her daugh ter, Miss Joan Burgy; Mrs. Rob ert M. Fltzmaurice( who will visit her son. Jack, and her daughter. Miss Joan Fitz maurice; Mrs. Hollis W. Hunt ington, who is to be guest of her Betrothal Told Miss Pa tricia McGovern, daughter of J J. McGovern, recently an nounced her engagement to Pfc. Gordon Nightingale, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Night ingale of Sublimity. Mr. Nightingale is in the army air force. Council Fire forCamp FireGirlsSaturday Big event of the spring for Camp Fire Girls will be the annual grand council fire to be staged Saturday evening at 7:45 o'clock in the Leslie junior high school. Several awards are being given out. Program for the evening follows: Call to assembly, Mary Jo Mrs. Gisler Is Honored A party was given by Miss Marie Gisler and Mrs. Roy W Hunt at the home of the latter to honor Mrs. Martha A. Gisler At the party Mrs. Gisler an nounced date of her marriage to Frank A. Hart of Portland for June 12. Cards were enjoyed dur ing the evening and the bride-to. be was presented with gifts. A lunch was served. Present were Mesdames Ray Grimmett, Mae Snyder, Harvey Hill, Charles Sweistris, Minnie Mathews, Del la Burroughs, Kenneth King, Hilda Lynch, Estella Hunt, Clar ence Hunt, Edna Shumaker, Viv ian Enyeart, Gerald King, Misses Ruth Lynch, Joanne Enyeart, Marilyn Killeer and the host esses. Miss Marie Gisler and Mrs. Roy Hunt. ... FOR THE regular radio pro gram of the Oregon Federation of Women's clubs over KOAC Friday of this week, at 2 p. m., Mrs. Dean Walker of Independ ence, former regional vice pres ident for the Oregon Congress of Parents and Teachers, will be the speaker on the topic "Mother HOSTESS last evening to her bridge group was Mrs. Glenn S. Paxson, a supper being served, Bean: flag bearers, Donna Jean Pence and Joan Smith; entrance of Camp Fire Girls and Blue birds, "Kahinta Kamya" and Bluebird Song." Candle lighting ceremony, torch bearers, Doreen Cavender, Ann Fowler, Carol Hardie, Lor is Merriott, Lois Roseler, Doro thy Ladd, "The Law of Camp Fire." Roll call of groups, Mrs. Dale Burres, chairman, Salem Lead ers association. Bluebird fly-up, "Oh. We Cheer." Mrs. George Bagnall, executive director. Awarding of honors, birthday honor, "Make Mine Demrocra cy," J. D. Jepsen, juvenile court; national service emblem, Mrs. Q. L. Donnelly, Rotana club; na tional membership honor, Mrs Irl McSherry, chairman, Salem district; "Hans Skol Leve." Recognition' of ranks: Trail seeker. Mrs. Leslie Paulson, Woodburn, Junior Woman's club; wood gatherer, Mayor Wal ter Musgrave, West Salem; fire maker, Mrs. Lyle Bayne, Salem Heights Woman's club; torch bearer. Rev. Dudley Strain, First Christian church; "The Call of the Fire." The story of our flag. Horizon club, Tami Cheemibl group, "It's a brand Old Flag"; extinguish ing ceremony, new torch bear ers, Janice Feller, Carol Hewitt, Pat Mequier; "Closing Song," "Recessional." Parties Before, After Dance Several small gatherings in connection with the Carousel Dance club's party on Satur day are being planned. Among those entertaining a group before the dance are Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Foos. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shaw also are en tertaining a group at their home preceding the dance. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wing have invited a roup for a supper fol lowing the dance. Alumnae Meeting Chi Omega alumnae are meet ing this evening for a no-host supper at the country home of Miss Edith Libby, at 9 o'clock. New officers will be elected at the business session. Party for Mrs. Moore Honoring Mrs. William R. Moore, who with Mr. Moore and sons will be moving soon to Portland to reside, Mrs. Law rence A .Ballmer and Mrs.' Charles Shaw were hostesses Wednesday at a luncheon and bridge party at the Ballmer res idence. Guests for four tables were invited. A handkerchief show er feted Mrs. Moore. MRS. ROBERT HUTCHEON is leaving Friday for San Fran cisco and peninsula region to spend Mother's Day week-end with her daughter. Mrs. Gordon W Higgins. daughter. Miss Crystal Hunting ton; Mrs. John Carson, who will I followed by the card games. be guest of her daughter, Miss Jane Carson; Mrs. John R. Caughell, who is to visit her daughter, Miss Josephine Caugh- HOSTESS to her sewing club Tuesday was Mrs.' Gene Van deneynde, entertaining the group ell, Mrs. Grant B. Fallin, who for luncheon and an informal will visit her son-in-law and afternoon. Mrs. Hall Lusk and daughter, Mr. atid Mrs. Calvin Mrs. Eugene Grabenhorst were Hersey. additional guests. At Mothers' Event Among Salem mothers plan ning trips to Corvallis this week end to take in the annual Moth er's Day festivities at Oregon State college will be: Mrs. Walter Snyder, who is to be guest of her daughter. Miss Nancy Snyder; Mrs. Chester Pickens, who is to visit her daughter, Miss Jean Pickens: Mrs. Wallace Bonesteele, who will be guest of her daughter. Miss Marianne Bonesteele; Mrs J. C. Lindley, to visit her daugh ter. Miss Janet Lindley; Mrs George Croisan, who is to visit her daughter, Miss Mariann Cro isan; Mrs. Leo Reimann, who is to visit her two daughters, Misses Mary and Shirley Reimann; Mrs. Harlan Pearson to visit her daughter, Miss Patricia Pearson. ... Tea on Friday An event for Friday after noon will be the mother and daughter tea for which Mrs Ralph Gordon and her daughter Miss Patricia Gordon, are to en tertain at their Rose street home SO being invited to call be tween 3:30 and. 5:30 o'clock. Mrs. John Graham, Mrs Charles Knapp, Mrs. Edwin Mc Ewan and Mrs. Mark Wilbur will preside at the tea urns. ... REGULAR MEETING of the Woman's Relief corps will be Friday at 2 p.m. in the Vet erans of Foreign Wars halL ii i A SPLENDID Mothers Day GIFT! 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