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Capital Women
Edited by MARIAN LOWRY FISCBEB
t Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon. Thursday. Sept. 15. 1949
Fashion
Show Due
Sept. 26
Late September features a
number of fashion events, and
of special interest will be the
en on Monday, September zts,
to be given by the Salem Wom
an's clubs General Federation
of Women's clubs convention
fund.
A dessert luncheon is planned
at 1 p.m., followed by the fash
ion revue and cards.
The fall styles are being pre
sented by Sally's and Schlcs
lnger's stores.
Mrs. Grant Rogers and Mrs.
Estill L. Brunk are co-chairmen
for the benefit affair. Tickets
may be obtained from commit
tee members or at either Sally's
er Schlesinger's.
The party is to be given at
the Salem Woman s club house
Mrs. Tripp Home
From Convention
Mrs. Myrtle Tripp, depart
ment president of the Ladies
auxiliary. Veterans of Foreign
Wars, has returned from her
trip to Miami where she attend
d the national golden jubilee
convention of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars and its auxiliary
as a delegate.
Perhaps one of the most wel
come announcements which Mrs
Tripp could bring back was the
appointment of Mrs. Dorothy
Hill, Springfield, as national
color bearer No. 3, by the newly
installed national president, Mrs.
Evelyn Monaco. This high hon
or conferred on Mrs. Hill, jun
ior past department president,
was in recognition of the report
of her activities which was read
en the convention floor by Mrs,
Tripp.
Accompanied by Mrs. Marie
Dana, past department presi
dent, Mrs. Tripp stayed at the
newly completed Margaret Arm
strong guest lodge, situated on
the campus of the national home
for widows and orphans, main
tained by the Veterans of For
eign Wars and its auxiliary at
Eaton Rapids, Mich.
Mrs. Tripp will prepare her
itinerary for her fall visitations
to the various districts and auxi
liaries throughout the state in
order to promote membership,
active participation in the vari
ous lines of service which the
ladies auxiliary of the VFW
maintains and encourage team
work between officers and mem
ben. Business Group
To Form Here
Mrs. Jean H. Williams, regis-
tar for the American Business
Women's association, is in Sa
lem to work in organizing a lo
cal group of the association
Mrs. Williams is at the Senator
hotel.
The American Business Wo
men's association is a group or
ganised for offics personnel,
secretaries, bookkeepers, typists,
etc., and has a three-fold pro
gram: Employe training, profes
sional advancement, and social
participation.
Headquarters for the organ!
setkm ars hi Kansas City and
units are formed throughout the
sun try.
LEAVING Salem, Thursday.
to make their home in Portland
were Captain and Mrs. Thomas
X. Massey and two daughters.
Captain Massey has been station
ed there for some time with the
Portland area army and air
fore recruiting office, commut
ing back and forth to his home
her. Th Maiseys have been in
alem since January 194(1.
Scout Event
Eight girls in Girl Scouts
troop No. 4 who earned their
child care badge this summer
will be entertained at a slum
her party Friday by Mrs. H. M.
Randall at her Fir street home
The awards will be presented
at a fire place ceremony, Friday
evening. The group will be en-te-tained
at a breakfast Satur
day morning.
The eight honored are Joan
Bale, Jane Barlow, Ann Berger,
Charlotte Grubcr, Sandra Lar
son, Lianne Leonard, Loanne
Mundinger, and Carol Randall.
Wedding Is
Home bvent
Miss Nancy McLauchlan
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur B. McLauchlan, and Don
ald Wayne Earle, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Earle, were mar
ried at the home of the bride's
parents at 5 o'clock Sunday aft
ernoon, September 11.
Dr. Chester W. Hamblin of
the First Presbyterian church
read the double ring ceremony.
The bride was given In mar
riage by her father.
The wedding dress was of
white marquisette with lace in
sets, designed with a round
neckline, long sleeves and a
medium train. The fingertip
veil of tulle was held by a coro
net of seed pearls. The bride
carried a nosegay of white gladi
oluses and pink rosebuds.
Miss Mary Ellen McLauchlan
of Portland, cousin of the bride,
was the bridesmaid. She wore a
dress of yellow marquisette over
taffeta and carried a nosegay of
yellow rosebuds.
Little Anne Moree Jones of
Caldwell, Idaho, was flower girl.
She wore a Kate Greenaway
dress of pink organdy and car
ried pink rosebuds.
The best man was Robert D.
MacLauchlan, brother of the
bride. Ushering was William
Laidlaw.
For her son's wedding Mrs.
Earle wore a blue crepe dress
with a gardenia corsage. The
bride's mother wore a plum
crepe dress with gardenias.
At the reception Mrs. Agnes
Briedwell, aunt of the bride, cut
the wedding cake and Mrs. Earl
T. Jones served the punch.
Assisting were Mrs. Robert
D. McLauchlan, Mrs. Rodney
Ramp, Mrs. Stanley M. Jones
and Mrs. Victor Koop.
After a wedding trip to San
Francisco the couple will be at
home at Salem. For going away
the bride wore a cocoa brown
gabardine suit with matching
accessories and a corsage of orchids.
Out-of-town guests for the
wedding were: Mr. and Mrs.
Harry McLauchlan, Miss Mary
Ellen McLauchlan, Mrs. Agnes
Briedwell and Mr. and Mrs. Rod
ney Ramp of Portland; Mr. and
Mrs. Earl T. Jones of Boise.
Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M.
Jones and Anne Marie Jones of
Caldwell, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs.
William Jefferson, William Jef
ferson, Jr., and Miss Carol Gene
Gilkey of Newport.
Club Hostesses
Mrs. Willis C. Clark was host
ess today for her bridge club,
inviting the group for dpssert
and cards. Mrs. M. B. Rudd was
an additional guest.
Another rlub hostess this!
week was Mrs. Walter Bondell.
who entertained her group for1
dessert and bridge Wednesday. I
Sixteen attended the party,
there being three additional,
guests, Mrs. Jacob Foos, Mrs. I
Hugh Range of Silverton and
Mrs. Ernest John of Bremerton.!
Wash. i
Betrothal Told The engagement of Miss Elinor Danielson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Danielson, Minneapolis, to Ern
est R. Meyer, son of Mrs. Marie Meyer of Salem, was announced
recently.
Chairmen for
Auxiliary Listed
Committee chairmen for the
year in Unit No. 136, American
Legion auxiliary, are announced
by the president, Mrs. Bert A.
Walker, following the group's
first fall meeting Tuesday eve
ning. The chairmen are as fol
lows: Americanism, Mrs. Robert A.
Green; child welfare, Mrs. Ken
neth Shomaker; community
service, Mrs. Dow Lovell; con
stitution and by-laws, Mrs.
Charles W. Creighton; finance,
Mrs. Edward Klippert; Girls
State, Mrs. Clayton Steinke;
good cheer, Mrs. Theodore Ul
lakko; legislation, Mrs. Joseph
B. Felton; membership, Mrs.
Sam Harbison with Mrs. George
Spaur, vice chairman; national
security, Mrs. Bernard Schrei
ner; past presidents, Mrs. Harlan
A. Judd; poppy committee, Mrs.
Carroll Robinson; poppy post
ers, Mrs. William Roble; reha
bilitation, Mrs. Robert C. Irwin;
program, Mrs. Calvin Rempfer;
telephone, Mrs. Joseph DiFilip
pi; hostesses, Mrs. H. C. Saal
feld and Mrs. Harlan A Judd;
publicity, Mrs. Homer G. Lyon,
Jr.; color bearers, Mrs. Judd and
Mrs. Lyon; Salem Council of
Women's Organizations, Mrs.
Bert A. Walker, Mrs. John Cat
trail; Camp Fire Girls sponsor,
Mrs. Dow Lovell; membership
and association representative,
Mrs. Lenn C. Davis.
Mrs. Spaur, one of the three
women chairmen in the Com
munity Chest campaign, asked
auxiliary to have five captains
named who will work as a team
in the drive.
Stress was placed on the mag
azine drive.
Announcement was made Mrs.
Walker and Mrs. Shomaker will
accompany Mrs. I. N. Bacon,
district chairman, to Aurora this
evening for the installation of
the unit there. The Tuesday
meeting was the first for the
new officers with Mrs. Walker
as president.
PINOCHLE and bridge were
played at a card party held at
Salem Rebekah lodge Monday
evening. Mrs. Jennie Chalmers
told of her trip back to North
Dakota. Next Monday will be
good of the order night under
the leadership of Mrs. Pearl
Owen.
The F. L. club will meet
Thursday night at the home of
Miss Evelyn Hanby, 1745 Che
meketa. The Past Noble Grands club
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Jean Morris on Wednesday,
September 21.
VISITOR here Wednesday was
Mrs. Hazel B. Pague of Scio.
Miss Beam
To Be Wed
Announcement of interest to
day is the approaching marriage
of Miss Lenore Beam to Ralph
F .Dungey which will take place
on Saturday evening, Septem
ber 17, 1849, at 8 o'clock in the
First Christian church with Rev.
Dudley Strain officiating. Miss
Beam is the daughter of Mrs
Ruth M. Beam of Salem and
Mr. Dungey is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Dungey of Ger
vais. Honoring Miss Beam at a mis
cellaneous shower recently were
the women from the office of
the department of veterans' af
fairs. Mrs. Carol Trowbridge
and Mrs. Lillian Klippert were
in charge of arrangements, the
shower being given at the lat
ter's home. Among those pres
ent to fete Miss Beam were:
Misses Donna Kipper, Evelyn
Averette, Mesdames Pearl Vic
tor, Gladys Smith, Florence Gar
ratt and Ruth Beam.
Matthai-Frantz
Wedding Announced
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur I. Frantz
are announcing the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Peggy Joan
Frantz, to Sgt. Richard W. Mat
thai, son of Col. and Mrs. James
C. Matthai of San Antonio,
Texas. The wedding was Sat
urday, September 10, in Seattle,
Washington. m
Sgt. Matthai was in business
in Bakersfield, Calif., prior to
coming to Fort Lewis, where he
is stationed at present and Mrs.
Matthai was employed in the ac
counting department of the Ore
gon state highway department.
They will reside in Seattle un
til the following summer.
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The opening of a new Kailes
modern, daylight garment fac
tory in Portland, marking an
other step forward in our
serving the women of the Wil.
lamette valley with a source
for fine coats and suits.
We use only the finest ma
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Fabrics from such relia
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many others. Our lin
ings and interlinings,
trim and detail are
carefully selected for
quality, color and
wearability. Our fash
ions come from the
cooperation of leading
designers augmented
by the careful person
al direction of Mr.
Phil Kailes. who has
had many years of ex
perience in styling, cut
ting and tailoring of
fine suits and coats.
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Wed Sept, 4 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jay Harris were married
September 4, the bride being the former Joan Barbara Lee,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarke E. Lee. Mr. Harris is the
son of Mrs. Grace Harris.
WOODBURN A meeting of
the social club of Evergreen
chapter. Order of the Eastern
Star, was held Monday night
meeting. Plans were made to
hold a Halloween public dance
at the Woodburn armory on Sat
urday evening, OctQber 29, de-
following the regular chapter I tails to be announced later.
Party for
Miss Petrasy
Miss Adrienne Petrasy, bride
elect of Charles K. Chapman of
Portland, was honor guest for a
miscellaneous shower and party
for which Mrs. Joe L. Bourne
was hostess Tuesday evening.
Guests included neighborhood
friends of Miss Petrasy and her
mother. Games were played and
refreshments served.
In the group were Miss Pe
trasy and her mother, Mrs. Ste
ven J. Petrasy, Mrs. A. L. Mor
ton, Mrs. Wayne Kuhl, Mrs.
John Reid, Mrs. Lila Daily, Mrs.
Raymond Olson, Mrs. Everett
Booster, Mrs. Byron Ray, Mrs.
W. J. Peck, Mrs. B. W. Stacey,
Mrs. Paul Bramble, Mrs. Jack
Ray, Miss Patricia Bramble,
Miss Gwen Hawley, MIjs Joyce
Kanode, Miss Darlene Petrasy,
Mrs. Bourne and her daughter,
Miss Cynthia Bourne.
Golf Event
At the weekly day for Salem
Women's Golf association, Wed
nesday, winners in the day's
play were: Class A, Mrs. J. N.
Thompson; class B, Mrs. Stuart
Thede; class C, Mrs. Charles
Musser; class D, Mrs. Lynn M.
Hammerstad. Winners announ
ced from the previous week in
cluded: Class A, Mrs. Claude
Johns; class B, Mrs. Morris
Crothers; class C, Mrs. M. A.
Pekar.
Last day's play on the cap
tain's trophy will feature next
week's day.
MRS. EDNA PERRY of Elmi
ra, N.Y., has returned to her
home following a three months
visit with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
B. Greenfield.
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