Capital Women
Edited by MARIAN LOWRY FISCHER
6 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, Sept. 21. 1949
Committees
In AN Group
Announced
At the meeting of the board
for Salem Women' Army and
Navy league, Tuesday after
noon, plans were made for the
winter's program, and Mrs.
George Spaur, president, an
nounced her standing commit
tees for the year.
The board meeting was at the
home of Mrs. Henry Meyer with
Mrs. Spaur, Mrs. Meyer, Mrs.
M. H. Saffron, Mrs. T. W. Har
disty, Mrs. Raymond Olson,
Mrs. Richard N. Chase and Mrs.
Robert Browncll attending.
First big event for the mem
bership will be a tea In the
early part of October to honor
new officers and members with
prospective members to be bid'
den. Last year s officers are
to arrange the tea, Mrs. W. C.
Dyer, Jr., as chairman.
Mrs. Spaur announced com
mittees as follows:
General service Mrs. Frank
Keating, chairman; Mrs. Bert
A. Walker, Mrs. Francis T
Wade.
Program Mrs. T. W. Hardis-
ty, chairman; Mrs. Wallace S.
Wharton, Mrs. Robert Gentz
kow. Social Mrs. Leonard Hicks,
chairman; Mrs. H. L. Riches,
Mrs. Forrest Bodmcr.
Membership Mrs. Raymond
Olson, chairman; Mrs. Ward
Davis, Mrs. S. D. Hoffman.
Hospitality Mrs. Robert
Brownell, chairman; Mrs. Far
ley Mogan and Mrs. S. D. Wiles
Alumnae Meet
Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae
were entertained last evening by
Mrs. Maynard A. Nelson and
Mrs. Stanley Dilatush at the Nel
son home. Mrs. Stuart Thede
gave the program, telling of her
trip east. Late refreshments
were served.
Attending the meeting were
Mrs. Keith Flory, Mrs. Ervin L.
Peterson, Mrs. Francis Smith,
Mrs. Stuart Thede, Mrs. Robert
Ticrnan, Mrs. Robert Nelson,
Mrs. Howard Arnot, Mrs. Gilbert
Groff, Miss Shirley Hill and the
two hostesses.
Fort-Garner
Wedding Sunday
In a simple ceremony at 2
o'clock Sunday afternoon, Scp,
tember 18, In the Four Corners
Community hall Mrs. Lucille
Garner was wed to Henry Fort,
M. C. Cuthbertson officiating
Mrs. Viola Henne sang "Always"
and Mrs. Opal Bayer sang "I
Love You Truly," Mrs. Zella
Lomax accompanist. Bob Rob
erts gave the bride in marriage
For her wedding the bride
wore a blue crepe afternoon
dress and carried an orchid on
a white Bible. Her attendant
was Mrs. Arthur Frantz, who
wore an afternoon dress of black
crepe with a corsage of garde
mas. Judy Frantz, dressed in
blue taffeta, carried the ring on
a white satin pillow. George
Dwyer was best man. The mem
Ders oi tne wedding party are
members of the Chin-Up club
of Salem.
. Following the ceremony fcl
low members and friends ex
tended congratulations. There
were many out-of-town visitors
from Portland and other places.
The couple cut the cake and
friends assisted with the serving
There were 170 present.
Following a wedding trip they
win reside in Salem.
SPIRITUALIST Sunflower
elub i meeting Thursday be
tween 1 and 5 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. Myrtle Bruijn, 1925
North 5th.
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District DAR
Meeting Here
Thirty-six attended the meet
ing of District No. 2, Daughters
of the American Revolution, at
the Senator hotel here, Satur
day. Mrs. C. B. Wilson of New
berg presided as district chairman.
Miss Christine Pipe of Albany
was elected the new district
chairman and plans made to
hold the district event in the fail
of 1950 at Champoeg.
Announcement was made that
the annual state conference is
to be in Corvallis in March.
Mrs. G. I. Hyslop of Corval
lis, state first vice regent, and
Mrs. E. C. Apperson of McMinn-
ville, a past state regent, were
state officials attending the ses
sion. Charles A. Sprague, local
publisher, was speaker for the
luncheon, his topic being on con
stitution day, the discussion lead
ing into the subject of world
government. The national DAR
at its last congress opposed
world government, at least for
the present. Mrs. Ruth A. Hern
don, regent of Chemckcta chap
ter, DAR, Salem, presided at
the luncheon. Mrs. David H
Cameron of Salem was soloist
for the program.
Attend Play
A group of five Salem women
was in Portland this afternoon
to attend the matinee of the
stage play, "The Streetcar Nam
ed Desire."
In the group were Mrs. David
Bennett Hill, Mrs. Tom H. Dun
ham, Mrs. Harry N. Crain, Mrs.
William H. Lytic, Mrs. A. D.
Woodmansce.
Among others taking in the
play this week have been Miss
Beryl Holt, Mrs. Leah Hogue,
Miss Ada Ross and Miss Helen
Lane, who went Tuesday night;
Dr. and Mrs. John J. Griffith,
who went Wednesday after
noon; Mrs. George Emigh, Mrs.
George Scales and Mrs. Harold
Busick, who joined Mrs. Emigh's
mother, Mrs. George A. White
of Portland for" the performance
this afternoon.
Planning to attend the Satur
day show will be Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Burrcll, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Grabenhorst and Dr
and Mrs. William Burrcll, the
latter of Stayton.
Hampton-Trimmer
Many Salem friends will be
interested to learn of the mar
riage of Miss Cynthia Trimmer
to Guy Hampton on September
15. The simple wedding cere
mony took place in the Metho
dist parsonage in Vancouver.
The bride was dressed in a
beige suit with brown asses
sories. Her corsage was an or
chid. Accompanying them to
Vancouver were Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Hnmmack.
Following the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Hampton left for a
wedding trip to Nyssa. They ex
pect to make their home in Phoe
nix, Ariz.
Committee Meets
Contact committee of the Sa
lem Memorial Hospital auxiliary
met for its first session Inst eve
ning at the home of Mrs. Jacob
Foos. Mrs. Gordon O. Leonard,
auxiliary president, met with
the group. Other names are to
be added to the group and an
other meeting scheduled.
The auxiliary is sponsoring a
'rummage sale this Friday and
Saturday at 129 North Commercial.
PAST NOBI.F. Grands club
t of the Rebekah lodge is meeting
J this evening at 8 o'clock in the
f IOOF temple. Visiting past
i Mary Hammark Is to show pic
tures taken on her trip to Eu
rope last year. Following the
business session snd program,
refreshments will be served.
Mrs. Richard VanPelt being
chairman of the committee.
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Tells of Betrothal Miss Shirlce Reimann, above, younger
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo D. Reimann, Salem, announced
her engagement to William H. Green, son of Lester M.
Green of Eugene, at a party at her sorority at Oregon State
coilcge last evening. (Jcsten-Millcr studio picture)
Miss Reimann Tells Engagement
To Mr. Green at Sorority Party
A surprise for her Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority sisters
at Oregon State college last eve
ning was the announcement of
the engagement of Miss Shirlce
Reimann, younger daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leo D. Reimann
of Salem, to William Green, son
of Lester M. Green of Eugene.
The news was revealed when
Mrs. Oscar C. Christcnsen, Jr.,
(Mary Ricmann, sister of the
bride-to-be, and Mrs. Lester D.
Green (Marylou McKay), sis-
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Miss Medler
To Be Wed
Mrs. Grace Medler of Wasco,
Oregon, is announcing the be
trothal and forthcoming marri
age of her daughter. Miss Phyl
lis Joy Medler of Salem, to
Harold Adams, son of Mrs. Peter
Lorenson of Salem.
The wedding is planned for
December around the Christ
mas holidays time.
Schimberg-McReynolds
Wedding in Portland
From Portland comes an
nouncement of the marriage of
Miss Joan Lenore McReynolds
of that city to Richard John
Schimberg, son of Mrs. Nora
Schimberg of Eugene and J. P.
Schimberg of Salem. The bride
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. McReynolds of Portland.
The ceremony was solemnized
September 10 at the First Pres
byterian church in Portland, Dr.
Paul S. Wright officiating.
Given in marriage by her fa
ther, the bride wore a satin
dress in champagne color with
brown accessories. She carried
white orchid over a white
prayer book.
Miss Beverly Beelor was the
bride's only attendant.
Dale Brugger of Eugene was
best man.
A reception followed at the
home of the bride's parents.
ter-in-law of Mr. Green, both of
Eugene, presented a short hu
morous skit, the engaged cou
ple's names being found on a
miniature rolling pin.
Miss Reimann is a graduate of
Salem high school and is a soph
omore at Oregon State and mem
ber of Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Mr. Green attended schools in
Pendleton and is completing his
senior year at University of Ore
gon where he is member of
Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity.
Paris in the Fall . . . Mme
Jean Bianchot designed this
tweed cloche to complement
new short hairdos.
Many to Attend
Style Show Thursday
Nearly 260 reservations have
been made for the fashion show
to be sponsored by the Salem
Junior Woman's club tomorrow
at the American Legion club,
Grace's women's apparel shop to
present the new fall styles.
Dessert will be at 1 o'clock,
followed by the style revue and
bridge for those wishing to re
main to play cards. Those play
ing bridge are asked to take
their own accessories.
Proceeds from the benefit are
to be used by the club in pro
moting its playground program
for the city.
Additional rsesrvationi for
the Thursday party include those
of Mrs. Melvin Geist, Mrs. Maur
ice Heater, Mrs. Terry Randall,
Mrs. George Scales. Mrs.
Stuart Chrisholm, Mrs. Wake
field Walker, Mrs. Sam Speers-
tra, Mrs. Charles Gray, Mrs. Ed
win McEwen, Mrs. Bruce Van
Wyngarden, Mrs. Lawrence
Stoddard, Mrs. James L. Payne,
Mrs. Sam Campbell, Mrs. Lewis
Lorenz, Mrs. Harold Dunsmoor.
Job's Daughters
Meet Monday Eve
Job's Daughters held their
meeting Monday evening and
escorted to be given honors were
Miss Carolyn Eckersley, past
honored queen; James Darby,
dad adviser for DeMolays here;
John Stark, district deputy for
tne grand council, DeMolays;
Mrs. D. M. Eby, worthy matron
for Chadwick chapter, Order of
Eastern Star, and Jason Friz
zcll, worthy patron for Chad
wick chapter.
Initiatory degree was given
Miss Sharon May Fleming and
Miss Patricia Jean Stark.
Under special dispensation,
Miss Mary Campbell as guide
and Miss Jackie Jones as mar
shal were installed in their re
spective offices. Miss Eckersley
being the installing officer.
Refreshments were served at
the close of the meeting by
Misses Patricia Burris, Phyllis
Scott, Jean Herrig, Lynn Bur-
rell, Nancy Morefield and Bev
erly Johns.
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THE BOARD for the Salem
Zonta club is meeting for a din
ner session Thursday at 6
o'clock at the Marion hotel.
Alumnae Meet
For Dessert
The Alpha Chi Omega alum
nae opened their fall activities
with a large group of alumnae
present for a meeting Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Wil
liam L. Phillips. Sr.
Mrs. George Hanauska, and
Mrs. Richard Hartley, two of the
nine hundred Alpha Chis attend
ing the record convention of the
fraternity at Huntington Park
this summer, gave highlights on
the event. Blue prints for the
new chapter house to be com
pleted this fall were inspected
by the alumnae and plans were
discussed for a rummage sale to
be held October 14 and 15.
Present at the meeting were
Mrs. Forrest Bodmer, Mrs. Wal
lace Bonesteele. Mrs. William
Carlson, Mrs. William Crogham,
Mrs. Lloyd Griffiths. Mrs. Rod
ney Fety, Mrs. Vernon Gilmore,
Mrs. Frank Guerin, Mrs. William
L. Phillips. Sr.. Mrs. Gordon
Hadley, Independence; Mrs.
George Hanauska, Mrs. Roy
Harland, Mrs. Ed Liod, Mrs. Bur
ton A. Myers, Mrs. Douglas Par
ker, Mrs. Gerald Robison, Mrs.
George Scymore, Mrs. Ralph
Smithers, Mrs. J. W. Stanley,
Miss Dorathea Steusloff, Mrs.
James Walton, Mrs. Waldo Zel
ler and Mrs. Iva Kirk. New
alumae and out of town guests
honored were: Mrs. Richard
Hartley, Salem; Mrs. Robert
Phillips, Salem; Mrs. Cecil Dunn,
Dallas; Mrs. J. A. Inglis, Dal
las: Mrs. Joseph Moreland. Sa-
Dessert supper preceded the
business meeting, hostesses be
ing Mrs. Lewis D. Giffith, presi
dent of the group, Mrs. Burton
A. Myers, Mrs. Gordon Hadley,
Mrs. Frank Guerin and Mrs.
Phillips.
MRS. MACK HOKE of Pen
dleton was a guest of Mrs. David
Bennett Hill last week, the two
spending the week at Neskowin.
Mrs. Hoke returned to Pendle
ton, Sunday.
Formula for a Double Life . . . touches of whimsy in Coro's
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