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.-.meat 18 re D P roi 01 , 3 Capital Women Edited by MARIAN LOWRY FISCHER 8 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, April 11, 1950 Final Plans Outlined for Silver Tea Final plans for their annual spring tea, set lor the afternoon of Thursday. April 20, were outlined by members of Salem Memorial Hospital auxiliary at their meeting Monday afternoon at the hospital. The tea, one of the larger af fairs for late April, is to be given at the country home of Dr. and Mrs. W. N. Thompson between the hours of 2 and 5 o'clock. Transportation for those with out is to be arranged from the Marion hotel at 2:30 and 3:30 o'clock that afternoon. Invitation is extended to the general public to attend the tea. Following the business ses sion at yesterday's meeting, tea was served, Mrs. Ed Goeckner, auxiliary president, pouring. Hostesses were Mrs. A. W. Metz ger, Mrs. Charles S. Strickfaden, Mrs. Harold Heiserman and Mrs. Herman Feitelson. Two Hostesses Salem Heights Mrs. John Douglas and Mrs, Paul Grel benow were hostesses to the Sa lem Heights Woman's club on Friday afternoon at the commu nity hall. New officers elected are: Pres ident, Mrs. Orville Raymond; vice president, Mrs. E. B. Stroud; secretary, Mrs. L. L. Bennett; treasurer, Mrs. William Gardner. Delegates appointed to the Oregon Federation of Women's clubs convention to be In Portland at the Multnomah hotel on April 20, 21 and 22, are Mrs. William Gardner, Mrs. Paul Greibcnow and Mrs. Lyle Bay ne. Appointed for the Marion County Federation of Women's club convention in Silvertort on April 28 were Mrs. Orville Ray mond, Mrs. E. B. Stroud, Mrs. Lyle Bayne, alternates, Mrs. Alice Edmundson and Mrs. John Douglas. Plans were made for the club's spring luncheon to be held in May, when there will be instal lation of officers. Mrs. E. H. Templcton is general chairman Mrs. W. S. Ankney gave a book report on "Sun of the Moon." Recital Event Set Tuesday Evening The Federated Music Clubs will give another in the series of recitals at the YMCA Tues day evening at 7:45 o'clock. Mrs. Adeline Bradtl has arran ged the program. The interested public is invited to attend. Students participating will be Rodney Schmidt, Jimmy Lttch field, Sylvia Marilyn Jessop, Phyllis Schields, Lorelei Hoi man, Ramona Powers, Clark Pickering, John Pickering, Har ry Edwards, David Lauthan, Ri chard Richardson, Marilyn Blak ly, Marilyn Benson, Roger Wea ver, The Cecilians, Barbara Smith, Mary Schrunk, Susan Perry. Counselors are Victor Pal mason, Mrs. Adeline Bradtl, Mrs. E. Jessop, Mrs. C. C. Gil bert, Mrs. Nettie Larson, Lois Plummer Schmidt, Mrs. Lena Thomas, Miss Lena Belle Tar tar, Frederick Wilson, Miss Ruth Bedford, Miss Margaret Hoog, Charles Hargrave, Mrs. Jessie Bush Michelson, Prof. T. S. Roberts, E m 1 1 Bandel, Sacred Heart Academy, Mrs. Ronald Craven, Mrs. Dalbert Jepson Mrs. Jean Hobson Rich. LAUREL GUILD of Knight Memorial church is meeting Wednesday at 8 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Erwin Balterman, 1696 State street. Miss Mary Hamrick, exchange student to England, is to be the speaker and will show pictures Mrs. Vlda Bowers is leader for the devotions. Hostesses for the tvening are Mrs. Paul Nets- wander, Mrs. Emery Feller and Mrs. Clair Wilkes. Birthday Event A family gathering was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phillips on Alpine avenue this week-end to celebrate the birthday of Mr. Phillips. A buf fet supper was given Saturday evening and the group spent Easter together. In the group were John W. Phillips, Major and Mrs. William Jonas and Mr and Mrs. Edward Adams, all of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phillips. Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae Meet Discussion on the national Gamma Phi Beta camp project at Vancouver, B. C, featured the meeting of the Salem alum nae of the sorority last evening at the home of Mrs. Garlen Simpson. Also, a white elephant sale was conducted . A new member welcomed was Miss Janet Lindley. Attending the meeting were Miss Lindley, Mrs. Hollls W. Huntington, Miss Margaret Simms, Mrs. Ivan Merchant, Mrs. William Malt man, Mrs. Walter A. Barsch, Mrs. Fred Langdon, Mrs. Ernest Hobbs, Mrs, John H. Carson, Mrs. Harold M. Olinger, Miss Harriet Huston, Mrs. Betty Tem pleton, Mrs. Robert Burns, Mrs. Lester Carter and the hostesses, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Lyman Steed, Mrs. Roger K. Putnam and Mrs. John Moritz. MR. AND MRS. Floyd W. Shepard returned the latter part of the week from a trip to the east coast and Florida, arriving home in time for Easter. THE MEETING of the Ladies of the G.A.R. planned for Wed nesday has been postponed in definitely. KENSINGTON club members are to meet on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Lee Canfield, 1105 South High, dessert to be at 1:15 o'clock. HOME FROM 10 days spent at Lebanon are Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Doughton, who visited at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Doughton. Recital Monday Mrs Henry Lee presented e group of piano pupils in a re cital last evening at the Stone Piano company, parents and friends attending the event. Appearing on the program were Lillie Hays, Linda Morley, Terry Eichelberger, Carol Johan- i, David Lockard, Mary and Robert Wood, Dick Vittone, Ray Oliver, Larry Vincent, Shirley Nichols, Jack Wlebe, Patty Nich ols, June and Joyce Gruchow and Lela Collins. fKWMMM- "I J iw'?4" ,1 ' XI :VV.i I ft l)thii. Engagement Told An nouncement has been made of the engagement of Miss Althea Morey of Rochester, N.Y., to David Lawrence, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith of Salem. Both are students at Seattle Pacific College. Miss Scott Bride-Elect Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott of Carlton have announced the en gagement of their daughter, Miss Marjorle Scott, to Dan McCall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. McCall of Salem. Both are students at Oregon State college where Miss Scott is affiliated with Sigma Kappa sorority, and Mr. McCall is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. No date has been set for the wedding. www Toastmistress Club Salem Toastmistress club will hold its regular meeting Thursday, April 13 at the Gold en Pheasant. The meeting time has been changed to 5:45 for this meeting to enable the members to attend the concert at the high school. Miss Marguerite Gleeson will be toastmistress and speakers scheduled are Miss Marie Bosch, Miss Freda Cherrington, Mrs. Edward White, Miss Ada Ross and Mrs. G. P. Haley. Osborn-Woods Announced recently was the engagement of Miss Florence Woods, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Woods of Marion, to Robert Osbom, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Leslie of Sa 1cm. No date is announced for the wedding. HOME from a trip to San Ma teo, Calif., Is Mrs. LaVerne J. Young, who visited there at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Nor- Miss Kenney Bride Monday Evening at Church Event Th irira Rantlst church was the setting for a wedding last evening when Miss Beverley Mae Kenney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Arthur Kenney, was married to Gerald Earl Bull, son of Mr, and Mrs. Earl Vernon Bull, Dr. Lloyd T. Anderson performing the 8 o'clock rites Cala lilies and snapdragons in pink and white decorated the church for the service, together with candlelight. Miss Bctte Twedt and Miss Doris Kimble, both wearing yellow marquiset te frocks, lighted the tapers For the music, Miss Rosanna McMeekin sang, accompanied by Mrs. John Schmidt, Jr., who played the organ music Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white marquisette with vertical lace insets, long sleeves, a V neckline with ruffling, and a full skirt terminating in a train that was edged with ruffles. The fingertip veil, edged in lace, was arranged from a crown. For her flowers the bride carried a' nose gay type of bouquet of white carnations, bouvardia and step hanotis with a white orchid in the center and net encircling the flowers. Mrs. Donald M. Johnson of San Francisco was matron of honor for her sister. She wore gown of pink organza, em broidered in pink flowers and over pink taffeta, and a picture hat. Her bouquet of pink car nations was encircled with aqua net. The two bridesmaids, Miss Lois Mulcahy and Miss Patricia Larson, both wore aqua organza frocks, with deeper aqua em broidered flowers, and over aqua taffeta. The dresses, like that of the matron of honor, had bows of taffeta in back and were de signed with cap sleeves and sweetheart necklines. The two bridesmaids also wore picture hats matching their gowns, and their flowers were aqua carna tions with the pink net backing. Kenneth Bull was best man for his brother. Ushering were Daryl Willecke, Donald Wag goner, Walter Judd and Robert Guthner. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Kenney wore an aqua gown with gold trim and pink acces sories. Mrs. Bull, mother of the bridegroom, wore blue with gray accessories. The reception was in the church parlors. Mrs. Dewey Davis cut the cake. Mrs. Barney Bull, aunt of the bridegroom, and Mrs. George Siver of Albany poured. Assisting at the recep tion were Mrs. Floyd Riley, Mrs. Troy McGowan, Mrs. Robert wagers, Miss Betty uausey, miss Jean Bull, Miss Shirley Bosell Miss Nancy Buren, Mrs. Norman E. Mann, Mrs. Robert Guthner The pink theme was used in dec orating the bride's table and varied spring flowers were ar ranged about the room. For traveling the bride wore a pearl gray suit with navy shoes and bag, pink hat and gloves and a corsage of white orchids. Following a trip to Carmei, Calif., the couple will be at home at 1090 North 5th street, RECORD HITS THIS WEEK "CHINESE MULETRA IN' "RIDERS IN THE SKY" Spike Jones "LET'S GO TO CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY MORNING" Margaret Whiting and Jimmy Wakely "THIRD MAN THEME" Anton Karas London Guv Lombardo Decca Alv'ino Rey Capitol Ethel Smith Decca Owen Bradley Coral Downstairs, Oregon Bldg. STATE a HIGH Phone 38633 Harold A Doreen Bhofren HOGG BROS. OPEN 'TIL 9 P. M. FRIDAY NIGHT AUTOMATIC WASH SALEM HEIGHTS Mrs. Leon Frahm was hostess at a luncheon to the executive committee of the Salem Heights Mothers club on Monday at her home on Croisan creek. Mrs. Roy McElroy was the assistant hostess. Plans were discussed for the club's coming talent show, to be at the Salem Heights Commu nity hall on May 19 and 20. The orchestra of the Liberty and Sa lem Heights schools will make their first appearance. Present at Monday s meeting were Mrs. George Beane, Mrs. Rollin Baker, Mrs. Kenneth Zwickcr, Mrs. Ed. A. Carleton, Mrs. Herbert Marggl, Mrs. John Ramage and Judy, Mrs. Lyle Zo bel, Mrs. Fred Cords, and Ricky, Mrs. Floyd McCIellan, Mrs. Louis Kurth, Mrs. Roy Mc Elroy and Mrs. Leon Frahm. Salem Rotana Aids Polio Fund Salem Rotana club members voted a contribution to the county polio group's funds at their meeting last evening, tne money to go to help out in the present deficit and emergency for the polio organization. The Rotana meeting was at the home of Mrs. George Bag- nall, Mrs. Emma Drinnon assisting. The club voted to continue its membership in the Civic Memo rial Auditorium association. Mrs. Wilmer Wells gave a complete report on her. attend ance at the Marion county In fantile Paralysis council meet ing and it was voted that pro ceeds of the plant sale held last evening would be sent to them to pay some of the smaller bills on repairing braces for crippled children in this county. Plans were discussed for the installation banquet which will be May 8. Mrs. George Bagnall is chairman of this committee. Mrs. Chester Pickens, Mrs. M. L. Barber and Mrs. Henry Matt- son were appointed to get the year book ready for presenta tion at the installation banquet. Delegates were appointed to the National Rotana convention in Bozeman, Montana, July 15 and 16. Mrs. Marie Barr, Mrs. MildreH Snyder and Mrs. Grant Farris were appointed as dele gates and Mrs. Fannie Douglas and Mrs. George Bagnall as al ternates. The national president is Miss Vada L. Hill from the Salem club. LADIES GUILD of St. Mark Lutheran church is to meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the church. Mrs. A. J. , Torgerson is to present the topic, Mrs O. A. Liudahl will have charge of devotions, and Mrs. W. F Breitzke is tea chairman. Court and Wives Asked To Medford Members of the state supreme court and their wives have been invited to special events being arranged by the Southern Ore gon Bar association next Satur day at Medford. The women will be feted at a tea in the afternoon and in the evening there will be a banquet and program. The group expecting to go from here includes Judge Hall S. Lusk, chief justice of the supreme court, and Mrs. Lusk; and Justices George Rossman, James T. Brand, Arthur D. Hay, J. O. Bailey, Harry H. Belt and AURORA Una temple No. eration of Oregon at the Mar- 26, Pythian Sisters, conducted a special meeting last week to initiate a class of six ' candi dates: MIbs Lucille Ayrcs, Miss Bessie Kendall, Mrs. William Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cole and Frank Thiel. Three guests from Arion tem ple, Hubbard, were present, Mrs. Peter Hunt, Mrs. Clara Hardesty and Elmer Smucker. The committee in charge in cluded Mesdamei Ailien Wett stein, Fay Gooding, Sara Will and Opal Langford, who served refreshments. 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