6- Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, Not. 16, 1919'
Capital
Edited by MARIAN
Miss Snyder
Tells Plans
For Wedding
Plans for her wedding are be
ing told by Miss Ruth Snyder,
who is to be married Sunday,
November 27, to Jack Michael.
The ceremony will be solemn
ized at 6 o'clock that evening in
St. Mark Lutheran church, the
Rev. M. A. Getzendaner official
lng.
Miss Shirley Bosclle is to be
soloist for the wedding.
Candlelighters are to be Miss
Mary McFarlane and Miss Char
lotte Wood.
Mrs. Paul Specht will be
matron of honor. Mrs. Arthur
Case of Richland, Wash., is to
be the bridesmaid for her sister.
James Michael will attend his
brother as best man and Arthur
Case is to be the groomsman.
Ushering will be Donald Case,
Paul Specht and Fred Langland.
Steven Case, nephew of the
bride-elect, is to be ring bearer.
The reception following will
be at the church parlors.
Miss Snyder is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Snyder
of Salem, Mr. Michael the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Michael
of Richland, Wash.
Rebekahs Plan
District Event
Lebanon The 41st annual
convention of the 11 Rebekah
lodges of district six will con
vene in the city hall at Lebanon
Friday, Nov. 18. There will be
afternoon and evening sessions.
Lelia Ramsey, president of the
Rebekah assembly of Oregon,
will be present, as well as other
state officers. The Veterans of
Foreign Wars auxiliary will
lerve a banquet at 6:30 p. m.
At the evening sesion the de
gree will be given to candidates
from several lodges, the four
charges to be given each by a
different lodge. Mrs. Francis
Phelps is president and Mrs.
Boyd Young secretary of the
convention.
Meeting Thursday
Young Matrons club an
nounces a meeting and program
for 8 p.m. Thursday in the May
flower hall.
Miss Elaine Fry is to sing, ac
companied by Mrs. Lester Ha
gcn. Mrs. Nelson Anderson is to
talk to the group on Christmas
gift suggestions.
Mrs. Rex Ohmart, Mrs. T. W.
Svarvcrud and Mrs. Olive Hut
chins are hostesses for the meet
ing. MRS. ROSE GARRETT, 2790
Garden road, is to entertain
Thursday for the Ladies of the
Grand Army of the Republic.
The group is working on arti
cles for the bazaar to be staged
December 14. A no-host lunch
con will be served at noon.
FIDEL1S class of the First
Baptist church is to meet Thurs
day at 2 p.m. at the church.
Try Canned Peas in Chowder
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Try Canned Peas French peasant meals are known for
their heartiness, thrir simple, straightforward goodness and
their economy. So It is with this pea and potato chowder
which is made easily and thriftily with canned peas, cooked
or leftover ham, and potatoes. You'll find the recipe elsewhere
on the page.
Pea and potato chowder Is a
savory mral-ln-a-dish which
you'll find especially convenient
when a hurry-up dinner is In
order. Basic ingredient is a
can of peas, a real bargain
among vegetables since canned
peas are ready for eating and
they Include no waste. Both the
pea liquid and the peas them
selves contain healthful vita
mins and minerals.
Al for the meat for your
chowder, you can substitute
frankfurters, canned luncheon
meat or Vienna sausages for the
nam.
A tempting addition to the
meal la paprika toasted rolls.
Cut the rolls, spread them with
softened butter, sprinkle pap
rika on top and toast them un
der the broiler.
Her is the recipt for pit
Women
LOWRV FISCIIKK
At Big Came
Among Siilcm folk heading
south for the Stanford-University
of California game at Palo
Alto on Saturday are Dr. and
Mrs. W. W. Baum and Mr. and
Mrs. Forrest Donkin.
Dr. and Mrs. Baum will visit
their son, Ted Baum. who is a
senior at Stanford and Friday
evening will take in the produc
tion of Rams Head, dramatics
society.
The Donkins' daughter, Miss
Sally Donkin, is a freshman at
Stanford.
Miss Eggens
Is Honored
Miss Mavis EgKcns, bride
elect of John Petty of Glad
stone, was honored at a miscel
laneous shower Saturday eve
ning at the home of Mrs. O. E.
Palmatccr, co-hostcsses were
Mrs. Wayne Kunze and Mrs.
Wallace Palmateer.
Refreshments were served aft
er an informal evening of games.
Bidden to honor Miss EgKcns
were Mrs. James Turnbull, Mrs
Stuart Johns, Mrs. Vern Ostran-
der, Mrs. Jerry Clay, Mrs. Clyde
Kunze, Jr., Mrs. Clyde Kunze,
Sr., Mrs. E. H. Eggens and the
hostesses, Mrs. O. E. Palmateer,
Mrs. Wayne Kunze and Mrs.
Wallace Palmateer.
Club Party
Wallace Road Willamette
Lodge Country club met at the
club rooms. Saturday, for a sup
per preceding an evening of
bridge. A bronze and gold color
scheme was carried out in table
decorations centering the
Thanksgiving theme.
Nine tables of bridge wore in
play with Mrs. C. L. Unruh be
ing awarded women's high score
and A. E. Utley high for the men.
Hosts for the affair were Mr.
and Mrs. Duane Gibson, Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Sloper and Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Lantis.
Additional members attending
were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gib
son, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Craw
ford, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Pcttys,
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Franklin, Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Ramp, Mr. and
Mrs. V. L. Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. J.
P. Smart, Mrs. Elmer Cook, Mrs.
Jesse Hunley, Mrs. Clyde Deh
linger, Ernest Peterson, M. P.
Adams, Mrs. Louise Flack, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Crawford, C. L.
Unruh, Dr. and Mrs. Cnrydnn L.
Blodgett, Mrs. A. E. Utley, Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. Henry, Mr. and
Mrs. James S. Smart.
To Be Initiated
University of Oregon. Eugene
(Special) Miss Frances Baum
of Salem is among those to be
initiated Thursday evening into
Mu Phi Epsilon, national music
honor society.
Miss Baum. daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. W. W. Baum of Salem,
is a sophomore at the university,
majoring in music, in piano.
and potato chowder:
Pea and Tntatn Chowder
4 tablespoons ham fat, butter
or margarine
1 large onion, sliced
1 No. 2 can peas
2 cups diced potatoes
3 cups milk
1 cup diced cooked or left
over ham
Salt
Mi teaspoon pepper
2 tablespoons chopped
parsley
Add onion to fat In large
saucepan and cook until ten
der, but not brown. Drain peas
and add pea liquid to saucepan
Bring to boil and add pota
toes; cover and cook 10 min
utrs. Add peas, milk and ham
Heat thoroughly. Add salt to
taste and pepper. Add parsley
and srrv. Yield: 4 generous
servings.
3 Hostesses
For Shower
Hostesses last evening were
Mrs. Gleason Young, Mrs. Tho
mas E. Rilea, Sr., and Miss
Doris Martin, the three enter
taining at a shower and party
to honor Mrs. Harvey L. La
tham. The party was given at the
Young home. Pink and blue de
corations featured the party.
Honoring Mrs. Latham were
Mrs. Louis Latham, Mrs. Judson
Webster, Mrs. Edward Snow
Mrs. Donald Roberts and Mrs
Ernest Freeman, all of Portland;
Mrs. Ed Amo, Mrs. Gene Barn
hart, Mrs. Donald Blake, Miss
Jcannctte Bennett, Miss Dorothy
Bratlien, Mrs. Hugh Adams, Mrs.
Carl Cover, Mrs. Robert Hamil
ton, Mrs. Harold Hartman, Mrs
Opal Johnston, Mrs. Leslie Mus-
man, Mrs. John Neilson, Mrs.
Leon Nelson, Mrs. Raymond F
Olson, Miss Dorothy Painter,
Mrs. William C. Ryan, Mrs. Wil
liam Schacfer, Miss Evelyn Ur-
oan, Mrs. Marshall Wood, Mrs.
Edlard Zimmerman and the
three hostesses.
Coursey-Foat
Wedding Dec. 17
Date for the wedding of Miss
Glenn Foat and Cpl. Ray Cour
sey, Jr., is announced for Satur
day, December 17, the ceremony
to be solemnized at 8 p.m. that
day in the Nazarene church.
The engagement of the couple
was announced in July. The
bride-to-be is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Foat of Sa
lem. Cpl. Coursey is the son of
R. C. Coursey, also of Salem.
He is now with the 4th air force
at Hamilton field and Miss Foat
has been employed with the
state industrial accident com
mission for the past three years.
A surprise shower and party
were given recently for Miss
Foat at the home of Miss Esther
Patrick. The guest list included:
Mesdames Marian Darling,
Dorothy Foat, Marie Coursey,
Blanche Hccr, Ruth Branch, Ef
fie Unruh, Margie Branson,
Irene Goucher, Esther Wilson,
Bertha Cook; Misses Sally Best,
Georgia Broyles, Nita Cairnes,
Jane Hillman, Martha Kauko,
Pat BVirghart, Doris Scott, Grace
Rodriguez,
WOODBURN Mrs. Archie
McKeown, state regent of the
Daughters of the American
Revolution, was the honored
guest at the November meeting
of Belle Passi chapter of the
D.A.R. at the home of Mrs. W.
J. Wilson. Mrs. McKeown gave
an interesting report of her visit
to the Continental Congress of
the D.A.R. held in Washington,
D. C. and her work with the
Indians at Cclilo.
Mrs. Mark Thompson was ini
tiated into the chapter with Mrs.
McKeown presiding.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Wilson, assisted by her
sister, Miss Carrie Waterbury,
Mrs. R. H. Pomeroy and Mrs.
Nellie White.
The next regular meeting will
be held December 2 at the home
of Mrs. Pomeroy at Brooks.
HOSTESS today for an in
formal luncheon at her home
was Mrs. Raymond Walsh,
guests including Mrs. James T.
Brand. Mrs. Frank J. Burke,
Mrs. Roy H. Mills, Mrs. Leona
Johnson. Mrs. Charles A.
Sprague and Mrs. Stewart John
son.
KINGWOOD unit, American
Legion auxiliary, is meeting at
8 p.m. Thursday at the hall.
There will be a short business
session after which John Eggen
of Lebanon will be a guest
speaker and will show some of
his colored movies he took on
his travels- last summer.
KAKKARA KR1KTCIIIK tent.
Daughters of Union Veterans of
the Civil War, is meeting Fri
day at 2 p. m. at the home of
Mrs. William J. Entress, 1865
South Commercial.
Mrs. Aria Davidson, Eugene,
department inspector, is to visit
the group at this time.
THE KPGI'LAR card party
for Eagles and auxiliary mem
bers will be held at 8 p.m. Fri
day In the Eagles hall, each one
attending to invite a guest.
IIAYESVII.LE Woman's club
is meeting Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Wayne Powers, Claxter
road, dessert to be served at
1:15 o'clock.
Drodnrant Spray
There is no fuss or muss In
using deodorants In atomizer-
type plastic containers. All you
do is press the sea-green bottle
and a misty spray of deodorant
squirts out.
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Is Bride Elect The engagement of Miss LaJune Shirley,
above, daughter of Mr. and Mrs T. F. Shirley, to Sgt. James
Edward Bentley, son of Mr. and Mrs Phillip I. Bentley of
Shamrock, Tex., was announced this week. No date is set
for the wedding.
Joint Event
At Independence
Twenty-three members of Sa
lem bethel No. 35, Job's Daugh
ters, went to Independence Mon
day evening for a joint inspec
tion with Independence bethel
No. 34, Mrs. Martha Elhart of
Portland, grand guardian, being
inspecting official.
Three girls from Salem were
initiated, Misses JoAnne Gilbert,
LiAnne Leonard and Barbara
Cone. During the program, Miss
Maureen Nichols sang. Plans
were made by the group to sup
ply a Thanksgiving basket for
a family who recently lost their
home in a fire.
Several officials were escort
ed for special honors, including
Mrs. Elhart; Mrs. Ellsworth
Hartwell, guardian for the Sa
lem bethel; Elwyn Hill, asso
ciate guardian for the Salem
group; Miss Elizabeth Gunn of
Independence bethel, honorary
grand chaplain; and Miss Jackie
Jones, Salem bethel, honorary
grand second messenger.
Miss Jean Herrig, honored
queen of the local bethel, head
ed the delegation going from
here.
Mrs. Elhart gave a talk. Later,
refreshments were served, a
group of the Salem members as
sisting.
Miss Todd Given
Surprise Shower
Dayton A surprise bridal
shower was given Saturday eve
ning honoring Miss Shirley Todd
at the home of Miss Colleen Co-
burn, with Miss Ramona Oaks
as co-hostcss. Miss Todd is the
bride-elect of Thomas Huffman,
their wedding to be an event of
early December.
The evening was built around
the theme "A Ship on the Sea
of Matrimony," and the many
gifts were presented in an im
provised boat, the "S.S. Huf
fman". An autobiography of
the honor guest was written in
poetry, and each verse was in a
balloon. As the honor guest
burst each balloon, she read the
story of her life, which proved
to be interesting and caused
much merriment. Several games
were played, the prizes going to
Mrs. T. A. Huffman and Mrs.
Hazel Stearns.
The cake was a beautifully
decorated one, made by Mrs.
Catherine Oaks. For favors there
were small boats filled with
candies and nuts, topped with a
mast, bearing a message from
the "shipmates" In verse.
Out of town guests were: Mrs.
Roger Todd. Salem; Mrs. Ross
Duzan, Portland; Miss Jeanne
Westfall and Mrs. Zora Pedcr-
son of McMinnville. Miss Todd
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Todd. Mr. Huffman Is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Huf
fman of Dayton.
DISABLED AMERICAN Vet
erans auxiliary is meeting for a
business session Thursday, In
the Salem Woman's club house
at 8 p m. Members are asked to
bring food for the Thanksgiving
boxes.
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To Meet Friday
The Salem Camellia and Rho
dodendron society will meet at
the YMCA Friday, November
18 at 8 p.m. The program will
feature an open forum discus
sion on the culture of rhododen
drons, camellias and azaleas.
The public is welcome.
Wedding Nov. 19
From Portland comes news
of the approaching marriage of
Miss Lyra Gertrude Willard,
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.
Lyle Willard of that city, to
Douglas Bryan Drysdale, son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Drysdale of
Salem.
The wedding is planned for
November 19 in Mocks Crest
Evangelical United Brethren
church in Portland at 8 o'clock
in the evening, the father of the
bride to officiate, assisted by the
Rev. Charles Fogg of Eugene.
The reception following is to
be in the church parlors.
HOME from a plane trip to
Bismarck, N. D., are Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph W. Johnson, who
were called there by the seri
ous illness of Mr. Johnson's
mother, Mrs. Bertha Johnson.
The senior Mrs. Johnson is well
known in Salem, having lived
here for a time at the home of
her son. The Johnsons returned
Tuesday.
OF INTEREST for Thursday
afternoon will be the member
ship tea to be given by Unit No.
136, American Legion auxiliary,
at the home of Mrs. Homer H
Smith between the hours of 3
and 6 o'clock.
DELTA GAMMA Mothers
club met Monday afternoon at
the chapter house. Following a
short business session the group
visited the new addition to the
chapter house and later there
was a social hour and tea. Mrs.
James McClelland and Mrs.
Leslie Sparks, president of the
group, were hostesses.
Open House Event
The YWCA extends an invi
tation to all who are interested
to attend an open house featur
ing a display of projects com
pleted by the textile painting
classes which have been meet
ing at the YWCA for the past
two months. The display will
be open to the public between
7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m., and the work
shown will be that done by the
students.
The textile painting classes
are sponsored by the young
adult committee of the YWCA
as a part of the program for
adults. Miss Joyce Lamoreux
is the program director.
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Miss Lord
Is Speaker
Miss Elizabeth Lord and Miss
Edith Schryver are to be in Port
land, Thursday, Miss Lord to
give a lecture on gardens in the
Philippines and Hawaii before
the Portland Garden club,
Thursday morning.
Following the program and
meeting, Miss Lord and Miss
Schryver will be honored at a
luncheon to be given by Mrs. L.
B. Menefce, Jr., at the Town
club.
Miss Lord gave a similar talk
on Philippine and Hawaiian
gardens here, her remarks and
pictures being based on her
travels there last year.
Scout Work
Shop Due
A workshop for Girl Scouts
leaders is planned Thursday and
Friday of this week, November
17 and 18, in the First Metho
dist church between the hours
of 9:30 and 12:30 o'clock.
Mrs. R. B. Stringham, pro
gram director for the Salem dis
trict, is to conduct the work
shop, assisted by Miss Dorothy
Wilson, field director for the
Santiam Girl Scouts council.
The event is arranged es
pecially for those who were un
able to take the one in Decem
ber and is patterned after the
national workshop program.
VFW Auxiliary
Notes Activities
New members welcomed into
Marion auxiliary, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, Monday evening,
were Mrs. Eric Bergman, Mrs.
Loyd Bobbitt, and Miss Naomi
Hornchuck.
Mrs. Mae Wilder, president,
announced that Mrs. Don Stup-
ka has resigned and Mrs. Vir
ginia Aeschlimann has been ap
pointed as finance chairman.
Committee reports were given
by Mrs. Aeschlimann, Mrs. Mel
Clemens and Mrs. Lena Osborn.
Mrs. Elmer Forbis has presented
two flags to the cub scout troops
at Pringle school and 11 flags to
the Washington school, and on
December 5 will present flags to
the Lincoln school. Mrs. Iva
Hamilton reported on hospital
work she has done. Mrs. Joe
Horneffer has given clothes and
many other items to needy vet
eran families. Mrs. Ivell Haley
and the sewing committee has
completed the stand covers for
the Med ford hospital and will
meet at Mrs. Haley's home Fri
day evening to work on afghans.
Plans are being made to present
the washing machine purchased
by the auxiliary for polio pa
tients just before the meeting
November 28 at the VFW hall
Mrs. Mel Clemens reported the
members had carried the flags
in the Armistice day parade.
It was voted to sponsor
Brownie troop No. 28. Mrs.
Irene Meier is the leader. The
president, Mrs. Mae Wilder, and
the department senior vice pres
ident, Mrs. Arwm Strayer, mo
tored to Portland Saturday, to
attend the dinner given in hon
or of the national president, Mrs.
Evelyn Monaco. Others attend
ing the department meeting
Sunday were Mrs. Dale Brooks,
Mrs. Elmer Forbis. Mrs. Mabel
Clemens, Mrs. Alfred Aeschli
mann, Mrs. Ora Furlough, Mrs.
Mel Clemens. Mrs. Lulu Humph
reys, Mrs. Elvera Beard, Mrs.
Ivell Haley, Mrs. Maude Dutton,
Mrs. Genevieve Olson, Mrs, Min
nie Tidd, Mrs James Bcall, Mrs
B. R. Osborn, Mrs. Marvin Mil
ler, Mrs. John Henney, Mrs.
Russell Mudd, Mrs. Leon Hansen
of No. 661, and Mrs. William J.
Dayson of Cpl. James Lindsey
Wilson auxiliary, Redwood City,
Calif. A report was given by
Mrs. Marvin Miller on the na
tional president's talk.
On November 28 Mrs. Clara
Tokstad, president of district No.
20, will make her visit for in
spection to Marion auxiliary.
The Past Presidents' club will
meet at the home of Mrs. LeRoy
Simpson, 2252 Mission, Thurs
day evening. The auxiliary will
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In Honor aries
Oregon State College, Corval
lis (Special) A Salem student
Miss Janet Catherine Lindley,
was one of 11 women tapped this
week to Alpha Lambda Delta,
sophomore women's scholastic
honor society. She is enrolled in
the school of lower division.
Those tapped will be initiated
into membership, Thursday.
William A. Erwin and Nor
man L. Lindberg, sophomores
from Salem, were among nine
men students initiated recently
into Phi Eta Sigma, freshman
honor society for men. Both are
majoring in science.
Students chosen for the soci
ety made grade point averages of
3.50 their first term at OSC or
received a 3.50 average for the
three terms of their freshman
year.
Founders Event
For Gamma Phis
Salem alumnae of Gamma Phi
Beta have announced gifts to the
national Gamma Phi Beta en
dowment fund used to assist
members of the sorority needing
financial assistance or chapters
in rebuilding homes; and to the
Lindsey - Barbee fund, used to
assist deserving students.
The gifts were announced in
conjunction with the local
group's traditional founders day
service Monday evening. Pre
ceding the service the members
enjoyed a buffet dinner with
Mrs. Betty Templeton, Mrs. Ivan
Merchant, Mrs. Douglas Drager
and Mrs.- George Beane as host
esses at the home of Mrs. Temp
leton.
Attending the event were Mrs
Richard Nels-on, Mrs. Walter A.
Barsch, Mrs. Robert Burns, Mrs.
Lester Carter, Mrs. Alton Bran
non, Mrs. Hollis W. Huntington
Mrs. Hugh Taylor, Miss Martha
Taber, Mrs. George Angle, Mrs.
Garlen Simpson, Mrs. Ernest
Hobbs, Miss Margaret Simms,
Mrs. Seth P. Smith, Mrs. Harold
M. Olinger, Mrs. C. C. Higgins,
Mrs. John H. Carson, Mrs. James
H. Nicholson, Jr.. and the four
hostesses.
MACCABEES, Capital tent
hive, No. 84-D, are meeting
Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Beav
er hall.
Fifty members from the Port
land units are expected to at
tend the meeting and their of
ficers will exemplify the ritu
alistic work. H. S. Hudson,
great commander for Oregon,
will also be here. Following the
meeting there will be a program
of folk dancing and refresh
ments are to be served.
CHAPTER CB, P.E.O. Sister
hood, is to meet Thursday eve
ning of this week at 7:30 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Florence
Parrish, the event being a week
early because of Thanksgiving
on the regular date.
SILVERTO N Mrs. Emil
Grant is to be hostess at her
home Friday to members of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars auxi
liary sewing club for an all-day
work session. There will be a
no-host luncheon at noon. Plans
are to be completed for the an
nual bazaar on December 3.
celebrate its 25th anniversary
November 28.
Mrs. Mel Clemens announced
the convention committee meet
ing November 30 at the VFW
hall.
Refreshments were served to
the post and auxiliary by Mrs.
James Hartley, Mrs. Iva Hamil
ton and Mrs. Joe Horneffer.
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Visitor
Entertained
The board of officers and past
presidents in the Women of Ro
tary entertained last evening at.
unmet iu jiuiiui luia. naric:ji
Cooley of Grants Pass, who was
here with her husband, Mr. Coo
ley being district governor for
Rotary club.
The dinner for the women's
group was given at the Ameri
can Legion club.
Places were marked for Mrs.
Charles Cooley, Mrs. William L.
Phillips, Sr., Mrs. Robert
Sprague. Mrs. Ivan Stewart, Mrs.
Ralph H. Cooley, Mrs. K. H.
Pickens, Mrs. L. O. Arens, Mrs.
Robert L. Elfstrom, Mrs. Will,
iam McGilchrist, Jr., Mrs. Ivan
Lovell, Mrs. Charles Fowler,
Mrs. Floyd Bressler, Mrs. Mel
vin H. Geist.
Later the group went to the
home of Mrs. McGilchrist for
an informal evening.
At Corvallis
A group from the Sigma Kap-,
pa Mothers club was in Corval
lis Tuesday afternoon. The
group met at luncheon at the
Benton hotel tearoom there, lat
er going to the sorority chapter
house on the Oregon State col
lege campus to present addition
al pieces for the silver service
at tne nouse.
In the group were Mrs. Vic
tor McMullen, Mrs. D. G. De
Sart, Mrs. W. G. Burris, Mrs.
A. H. Fish, Mrs. R. J. Davey,
Mrs. Forrest Holmes of Dallas
and Mrs. G. A. Reeher.
MRS. LAURA PANGLE, as
sisted by Miss Hellen Hiller,
entertained members of the
TPM club at her Glendora apart
ment, Monday night.
A dinner was served to Mrs.
Rex Peffer, Mrs. Ralph Hein,
Mrs. Elmer A. Tcrrill, Mrs. E.
E. Brandt, Mrs. Louis Neuman,
Mrs. John Verstegg, Mrs. Wil
liam Damery, Mrs. Charles Bot
torff, Mrs. Fred Arisman, Miss
Peggy Thompson, Mrs. William
Hartley and the hostesses. The
evening was spent informally
with recorded music.
SALEM REBEKAH lodge
held its monthly initiation on
Monday evening at which time
Mrs. Theodore Rhodes and Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Finch became
members. One of the largest
crowds of the year turned out
for this event, including 30 vis
itors and 105 members.
The Past Noble Grands club
was announced to meet on Wed
nesday at the home of Mrs. Jos
ephine Fredrickson, 754 Ferry.
The F. L. club will meet on
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Gregory Shmidt, 1525 Shady
Lane. Friday night will be the
Camp's no-host dinner at 6:30,
followed by dancing and cards.
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