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Capital Women Edited by MARIAN LOWRX FISCHEB 6 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, July 21, 1949 Shower for Barbara King Miss Barbara King of Port land, formerly of Salem, will be honored at a miscellaneous ' shower and party for which Miss Patti Ray will entertain Friday evening at her home. A late dessert will be served. Miss King is to be married August 12 to Donald Crouch in Portland. In the group for the Friday party will be Miss King, Miss Joyce Smith, Miss Luella Camp bell, Miss Wanda Hathaway Miss Joanne Blaxall, Miss Mari lyn Hill, Mrs. Keith Morris, Mrs Harvey Loveall, Miss Pat Bur rell and the hostess. Picnic for IOOF Groups, Aug. 14 Woodburn The regular meeting of Home Rebekah lodge No. 58 was held Tuesday eve ning at the IOOF hall with Mrs. Sidney Gummings presiding. Mrs. Myrtle Hall gave a report on the proposed change in the constitution to raise the annual dues which will be voted upon at the next meeting. Plans were made for the an nual picnic for Rebekahs, Qdd Fellows and families to be held August 14 at Settlemier park with a no host picnic dinner at 1 o'clock p.m. Committees for this event will be appointed at the next meeting. Mrs. Robert Scott, Miss Laura Bonney and Mrs. Lafe Peterson were ap pointed as the refreshment com mittee for the next meeting, August 2. Games were enjoyed after the meeting, directed by Mrs. H. A. Lohse and Mrs. C. E. Peyton with prizes going to Mrs. Henry Stange and Mrs. Elsie Ryder. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Thomas Engle, Mrs. W. S. McClain and Miss Hazel Engle. The tables were decorated with iweet peas and snapdragons. "ml '! - 1 41 V Silverton Mrs. Clarence E. Higinbotham was installed recently as president of Del bert Reeves unit. No. 7, Amer ican Legion auxiliary. Mrs. Robert S. Krcason, Dallas, president of district No. 2. was installing officer, assisted by members of the Stayton auxiliary team. (McEwan studio picture) MISS JEANETTE GRABER, librarian at McChord Air Base, Tacoma, left Seattle today for a two weeks' cruise to Alaska. Miss Graber will spend the re mainder of her vacation visit ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Graber of Salem. A delightful menu for a sum mer luncheon party features chicken sandwiches with torn. ato aspic on salad greens. Des sert might be fresh blueberry pie a la mode with frosted coffee. Visitors Feted At Party Today Hostesses this afternoon at a luncheon and bridee party were Mrs. Horace D. McGee and Mrs Maynard Shiffer at the home of the former. The affair honored Mrs. Mc Gee's sister-in-law. Mrs. Nor man Beebe, visitor from Sioux City, Iowa, and Mrs. Jon Trost, who is visiting from Rochester Minn., as guest of her brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wing. Sixteen guests were invited. LYONS A pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank White when their oldest daughter, Miss Leila Mae White was married to Ger ald Rockwell, son of Mrs. Nellie Dahlenberg, on Saturday after noon, July 9 at 2 o'clock, with Rev. Wlllard Buckner of Stay ton reading the ceremony before about 40 relatives and close friends. The bride wore a teal blue floor length gown, and car- Couple Feted At Shower A group of young people met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cook in honor of Miss Cleo Scheidel, and her fiance, Curtis Coe, who are to wed soon. Kitchen and household gifts were presented to the honored guests. The guest list included Miss Scheidel, Mr. Coe, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Coe, Mr. and Mrs. Olan Hayek of Cherokee, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, the Misses Mildred and Maizie Coe, Miss Alice Bailey, Miss Ardith Combs, Miss Joan Aiken, Miss Wanda Johnson, Miss Joan Trout, Miss Carolyn Davis and Miss Ellin Reynolds, Miss Jean Hatfield, Loren Lottis, Bob Gof- frics, Norman Mauss, Darrel Willeckl and the hosts. Miss Marjorie Coe assisted during the refreshments hour. Wedding Date Is Announced At a party given Monday evening by Mrs. Elmer Boyer aand her daughter, Mrs. Ber nard Grindle, at the Boyer home, Miss Patsy Kerber an nounced date of her marriage to Jack Grenz of Albany. The ceremony will be solemnized Sunday, August 21, in Salem Miss Kerbert is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kerber and Mr. Grenz is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Grenz of Al bany. The Monday party was a sur prise miscellaneous shower lor Miss Kerber. A late supper was served. In the group were Miss Ker ber, Mrs. Adam Kerber, Mrs. T. O. Adams, Miss Alice Adams, Mrs. C. D. Whittemore, Mrs. Newell Williams, Jr., Mrs. Wil liam Noyes, Mrs. Elmo McMil lan. Miss Beverly McMillan, Mrs. William Grenz and Miss Margie Grenz, both of Albany, Mrs. Alvin Marr, Miss Beverly Marr and the hostesses. HAL HIBBARD auxiliary, United Spanish War Veterans, is meeting Friday for a no-host picnic dinner at the home of Mrs. Fred Thompson, 1575 South Commercial, the dinner to be at 12:30 o'clock. Each one attending is to take her own table service. rigated carnations. Lester Luke, nephew of the bridegroom, act ed as best man. Aladean McDon ald sang, accompanied by Leon ard Smith, who also played the wedding march. Mrs. White chose for her daughter's wed ricd a bouquet of sweet peas ding, a gray suit, with corsage and pink rosebuds with pink of pink carnations. and white ribbon streamers. Her Following the ceremony, cake only attendant was her sister, and punch was served to about Miss Mary Ellen White, who 40. After a short wedding trip wore a oiue ana pinK suit, her they will make their home in flowers being pink roses and va-1 Mehama. A National Convention I Rotanas Due for Meeting ! These next three days arel busy ones for the members of the Salem Rotana club, women's service group, the annual na tional convention for Rotana clubs to open here Friday afternoon. Headquarters are at the Mar ion hotel. The three-day program be gins tomorrow afternoon with a luncheon meeting for the na tional board at 1:30 o'clock Highlighting Friday evening will be the "western fun night' at the Marion hotel with the McMinnville club members as hostesses. Business sessions and other events are on the Saturday cal endar, with the convention's formal banquet slated for Sat urday evening at 7 o clock at the Marion hotel. Neva Elliott, Portland attor ney, is to be speaker for the banquet. The convention winds up Sun day morning with a board meet ing a trip for all convention delegates and visitors to the beach. Of special interest for Salem is the fact one of the local club's members, Miss Vada L. Hill, is the national Rotana pre sident and will preside at the convention sessions. Membership of the Salem club includes: Mrs. S. L. Auman, Mrs. George W. Bagnall, Mrs. Waldo Baker, Mrs. Merrill L. Barber, Mrs. Marie Barr, Mrs. Jack Brown, Mrs. O. L. Donnelly, Mrs. Fannie Douglas, Mrs. Em ma Drinnon, Mrs. Grant Farris, Miss Vada L. Hill, Miss Juana Holmes, Miss Lorena Jack, Miss Zelma King, Mrs. Al Laue, Mrs. Floyd Matthews, Mrs. Leroy Mittendorf, Mrs. Herbert Miller, Mrs. Enos D. Nelson, Mrs. Chester Pickens, Mrs. Lyle Rains, Mrs. J. L. Stanton, Mrs. Lester Thomas, Miss Gladys Tipton, Mrs. C. W. Wasson, Mrs. wilmer Wells. Soroptimists Stage Picnic Neva Elliott For Mrs. Schultz An informal at home is be ing given this evening by Mrs. Delbert Schwabbauer and Mrs. Verne Robb'at the home of the former complimenting Mrs. Wil liam Schultz, visitor from Mc Cook, Neb. Thirty guests have been bidden between 8 and 11 o'clock. Mrs. Schultz was honored last evening at a bridge party given by Mrs. A. A. Hager. Guests White Shrine Event July 28 The special meeting for Wil lamette Shrine No. 2. Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem, is to be Thursday, July 28. An item in last evening's pa per referred to the date as July 25. Mrs. Zelma Kah of Ohio, su preme worthy high priestess, and other supreme officers of the White Shrine, will be hon ored. Tea Tuesday to Soroptimist club members met with the Corvallis club for a pic nic supper Wednesday evening in the Dallas city park. Twenty-four from here attend ed, including Mrs. Paul Heath, Mrs. Eva Rush, Miss Mary Bra dy, Miss Lena Blum, Mrs. Henry Kayser, Mrs. Leo Johnson, Mrs. Laura Pangle, Mrs. Terese Hanks, Mrs. Nell Brannon, Mrs. Winifred Pettyjohn, Mrs. E. H. Mrs. L. K. Lawrence, Mrs. John pg-J-g ffS. Little o. eeaKey, ivirs. rmiei Liau, iviia. Iram Byewater, Mrs. Glenn Mc- Cormick, Mrs. Abner K. Kline, Mrs. Charles Gabriel, Mrs. Belle N. Browni Mrs. Walter A Barsch, Mrs. Don Reinke, Mrs Marie Ling, Miss Irene de Lisle, Mrs. Barsch, Mrs. Reinke and Miss de Lisle were the commit tee from the local club. Seven teen members of the Corvallis club attended. GUESTS over the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Straw in Manbrin Gar dens were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Thele and three children, La Sandfa, Philip and Julie Ann Thele of Portland. included Mrs. Schultz. Mrs. Clinton Standish. Mrs. Warren Baker, Mrs. Verne Robb, Mrs. Ira Fitts. Mrs. Ralph Mercer, Mrs. Irvine Caplinger, Mrs. Ar thur Binegar and Mrs. Retha Hager. Honoring Mrs. Esther W. Lit tie, who is leaving the first of August for Bremerton, Wash., where she has accepted a :iew position with the YWCA, mem bers of the board of the Salem YW will entertain at a tea next Tuesday afternoon. The event will be at the home of Mrs. A. A. Schramm, all YW members and friends of Mrs. Little being invited through the press to call between 3 and 5:30 o'clock. Mrs. Little has been executive director of the Salem YW for several years here. VISITORS from San Francis co are Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wood house, who are guests at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Lowry. The visitors are leaving Sunday on a trip through Neva da before returning to their home. 2-Ball Foursome Set for July 31 Plans for a two-ball foursome event on July 31 at the Salem Golf club were announced at the Women's day yesterday. New members for the wom en's group announced Wednes day include Mrs. B. G. Ander son, Mrs. W. H. Hamilton, Mrs. Clay Eggelston. Guests at the meeting were Mrs. Earl Olson of Portland, Mrs. Wayne Loder, Mrs. L. M. Hammerstad, Mrs. James Nicholson, Jr. Last play was held on the Kay trophy. Winners in the day's play yes terday for a flag tournament were: Class A, Mrs. James Ha ley; class B, Mrs. Kate Bell; class C, Mrs. George Hoffman; class D, Mrs. Ingvald Johnson. SILVER BELL Circle No. 43, Neighbors of Woodcraft, will be host to the first District pep meeting Friday at 8 p.m. at the Salem Woman's club house, 460 No. Cottage St. The district captain, team and officers will be in charge of ritualistic work for the evening. Guests from the following circles will be present: Albany, Corvallis, Dundee, Dallas, Am ity, Independence, Halsey, Mc Minnville, Newberg, Newport, Mfinmnnfii Philnmnth Kilvnr- ton, Shedd and Toledo, also Grand Guardian Minerva Cod ding from Portland. 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