Town and Gown Club Launches
New Season with Thursday Event
The year'! first meeting for Town and
Gown club is planned for next Thursday
afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Carrier
room of the First Methodist church. The
organization's membership is made up
of a large group of town and faculty
women working in the interest of the
university and as a social group for the
women of the city and campus.
Special invitation is extended to moth
ers of new students at Willamette to
attend the meeting and tea, states Mrs.
G. Herbert Smith, president of the club
for this year.
Robert D. Gregg, dean of the college
of liberal arts at Willamette university,
is to be the main speaker and his topic
is, "This Year at Willamette." Mrs.
Robert F. Anderson is to sing a group of
French songs.
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By MARIAN LOWRY FISCHER
ALEM friends are saying goodbyes
for a time to several coupies who
will be leaving the capital as the
men from the 409th quartermasters and
369th engineers report for their train
ing stations, having been called to ac
tive duty.
Col. and Mrs. George Spaur will be
leaving this next week, Mr. Spaur re
porting at Fort Warden, Wash, with the
engineers. They have leased their Che
meketa street home to Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Hammel.
Among others expecting to go to Fort
Warden are Capt. and Mrs. Dale Bever,
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Phil Brownell, Capt.
and Mrs. Richard Chase and Capt. and
Mrs. Ingvold Johnson.
Lt. Col. Homer G. Lyon, Jr. is to leave
for Fort MacArthur in California with
the 409th quartermasters. Mrs. Lyon
expects to go south in November. Capt.
and Mrs. Frank Turner and Lt. and Mrs.
Robert Sullivan also are to go south,
Capt. Turner and Lt. Sullivan to report
at Fort MacArthur.
Members of the Salem Women's Golf
association wind up their year next Wed
nesday. During the morning an 18-hole tourna
ment will be played for the Pomeroy and
Keene trophy. At 4 o'clock a social hour
is planned, the year's prizes to be award
ed then, and at 6:30 o'clock will be the
annual stagette dinner with floor show.
Mrs. Ralph Hamilton is chairman for
the floor show.
Reservations for the dinner should be
made with either Mrs. John H. Johnson
or Mrs. Walter Cline, Jr.
Chapter' AB of P.E.O. Sisterhood U
to meet on Monday evening, 7:45 o'clock,
Mrs. C. E. Bates and Mrs. Ray L. Smith
to be hostesses at the Bates home.
Mrs. C. Lester Newman Is to be host
ess for her study club on Monday, Invit
ing the group for luncheon at 1 o'clock.
Mrs. A. L. Adolphson is to give the
review.
Mrs. Karl Steiwer Is to be hostess to
the Town and Country club members
next week for a luncheon and social
afternoon at her home.
Membership of the club Includes:
Mrs. Frederick S. Lamport, Mrs. Earl
Snell, Mrs. Homer H. Smith, Mrs. Wil
liam McGilchrist, Jr., Mrs. Prince W.
Byrd, Mrs. Linn C. Smith, Mrs. Homer
Goulct, Mrs. Karl Steiwer, Mrs. T. A.
Livesley, Mrs. S. Guy Sargent, Mrs. Clar
ence W. Keene of Silverton, Mrs. Georga
A. White of Portland.
Among club hostesses next week will
be Mrs. Wolcott E. Buren, who will en
tertain her bridge club Wednesday for
luncheon and cards.
Salem club of Zonla International is
to meet next Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. Karl Becke, dessert to be
at 7:30 o'clock. Co-hostesses with Mrs.
Becke are Mrs. William E. Smith, Mrs.
Mary Thomas, Dr. Lucille Fortncr, Miss
Josephine Baumgartncr.
Initiation of new members is planned,
and a business session will be held.
Soroptimist club's regular luncheon
will be Wednesday noon at the Golden
Pheasant. Mrs. James C. Stone is in
charge of the musical program to be
presented.
Woodburn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E.
Mills of Woodburn, Route 1, announct
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Carol Elaine Mills, to Rayland R. Col
lins, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Collins of
Woodburn. Both young people are
graduates of Woodburn high school. Miss
Miller also attended Oregon State col
lege and Mr. Collins attended the Uni
versity of Oregon. They are both em
ployed in Salem and will make their
home there after their marriage. The
date of the wedding has not been set.
Alpha Epsilon chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi is honoring new pledges at a prefer
ential tea tomorrow afternoon between
the hours of 3 and S o'clock at the home
of Mrs. J. N. Bishop, 460 Leslie. Mrs. J.
M. Cracroft, general chairman for the
affair, will greet guests at the door.
Pouring the first hour will be Mrs.
J. N. Bishop and Miss Hazel Shutt; the
second hour, Mrs. W. L, Morrison and
Mrs. Kelfey Forstrom.
Members of the United Commercial
Travelers and auxiliary are planning a
no-host dinner next Saturday evening at
the Salem Woman's club at 6 o'clock.
Special guest for the evening will be
Henry Willis of Tacoma, grand coun
selor of the UCT.
Mrs. Charles A. Cole is lo entertain
for her bridge group Monday afternoon.
At the tea hour following, Mrs. Smith
and Mrs. James T. Brand will pour. On
the tea committee are Mrs. Philip W.
Allison, chairman, Mrs. George Allen,
Mrs. W. S. Ankney, Mrs. Robert F. An
derson, Mrs. Rose Babcock, Mrs. R. H.
Baldock, Mrs. E. N. Ball, Mrs. Lester
Barr, Mrs. F. T. Boals, Mrs. Jean Bragg,
Mrs. James T. Brand, Mrs. Donald
Brazie, Miss Alice Crary Brown, Mrs.
J. B. By water, Mrs. Walter L. Spaulding,
Mrs. David H. Cameron, Mrs. P. L. Cal
vert, Mrs. E. F. Carleton, Mrs. Albert
C. Gragg, Mrs. Helen Goodenough, Mrs,
L. C. McLeod, Mrs. George H. Swift,
Mrs. Harry V. Collins, Mrs. Allan G.
Carson, Mrs. John H. Carson, Mrs. H.
J. Clements, Mrs. R. W. Craig and Mrs.
George Gabriel.
The DanCe C I UDS
Another week-end of dancing club
parties is on the coming week's calendar
Tuxedo club's event to be Friday
night, the Subscription and Cosmis club
parties on Saturday night.
Tuxedo Group
Tuxedo club's first formal dinner
dance affair of the season is planned
for next Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock
in the American Legion club. The social
hour will be at 7:30 o'clock, the dinner
at 8:30 o'clock. Dr. Brace Knapp is
chairman for this month's dance.
Subscription Party
Subscription club members have ar
ranged their first formal dance of the
year for next Saturday evening, October
28, at the Marion hotel, the social hour
to be at 7:30 o'clock, the dinner and
dancing at 9 o'clock.
Mrs. Breyman Boise and Mrs. Werner
Brown head the decoration committee.
Donald McCargar is president of the
club this year.
Cosmis Event
Cosmis club members plan their Oc
tober dance also next Saturday evening,
at the Mayflower hall, dancing to be
between 9 and 12 o'clock with Claude
Bird's orchestra playing.
Mr, and Mrs. Lowell Sloan, chair
men; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dumler, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Sant and Mr. and Mrs.
William Hall, Jr., are on the committee.
Carousel Dance
Next dance for the Carousel club is
announced for the evening of Saturday,
November 4, the event to be at the Izaak
Walton club house at 9 o'clock.
Members of Chapter BC of P.E.O.
Sisterhood will be entertained by Mrs.
Sidney B. Lewis and Mrs. Harold Jory,
at the home of the former, Tuesday eve
ning at 7:30 o'clock, dessert to be served
and a program given.
St. Elizabeth's guild of St. Paul's Epis
copal church is to meet next Tuesday
for its luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Floyd W. Shepard at 1 o'clock.
Mrs. Lester Barr, Mrs. Robert G.
Brady, Miss Elizabeth Porter and Mrs.
George Corwin are on the committee
with Mrs. Shepard for the event.
Meeting on Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. R. L. Porter, 1366 Marion
street, will be members of Chapter CB
of P.E.O. Sisterhood at 8:15 o'clock.
The musical program for the evening is
arranged by Mrs. James R. Banks.
MRS. G. HERBERT SMITH
PRESIDENT OF Town and Goon rluh thl ynr Is Mm. G. Herbert Rmlth. wife
of Willamette university's president. The club sponsors its first program and lea next
T hands 7 afternoon.
HONORING Miss Janet Llndley.
who is to be married on Novem
ber 12 to William K. Paxson,
Mrs. John R. Caughell and her daugh
ter, Miss Josephine Caughell, will en
tertain next Friday evening at a kitchen
shower and bridge party at their home.
Invited are Miss Lindley and her
mother, Mrs. J. C. Lindley, and her
grandmother, Mrs. Maude Space; Mrs.
Glenn S. Paxson, Mrs. Budd Coons, Mrs.
L. C. McLeod, Miss Irene McLeod, Mrs.
Mollis W. Huntington, Miss Crystal Hunt
ington, Mrs. John H. Carson, Miss Ann
Carson, Miss Barbara Hendrickson of
Portland, Mrs. Chester Pickens, Miss
Jean Pickens, Mrs. Walter Snyder, Miss
Nancy Snyder, Miss Lois Frink of Day
ton, Miss Marilyn Hill, Miss Iris Tulliua
of Portland, Miss Joan Blaxall, Mrs.
John J. Griffith, Miss Josephine Baum
gartncr, Mrs. Frank H, Spears, Mrs.
William Johnston.
Attendants and plans for her wedding
are being announced by Miss Phyllis
Ann Johnston.
She is to be married the evening of
Wednesday, November 1, to John Henry
McConville, Jr., the ceremony to be sol
emnized at 8:30 o'clock in the First Pres
byterian church, Dr. Chester W. Hamblin
officiating, assisted by Dr. Ward Davis
of Portland.
Lighting the candles will be Bruce
Boatman and Raymond Meyers. Eldon
Calcy is to be soloist, Mrs. Ralph Dobbs
to play the organ.
Miss Jean Hotchkiss is to be maid of
honor for Miss Johnston. Misses Caro
lyn Eckersley and Shirley Fisher are to
be bridesmaids. Linda Berry will be the
flower girl, Robert Berry the ring bearer,
Robert McConville is to be best man
for his brother and ushering will be
Warren Osborn, Alan Miller, James El
lis and Whitney Benson.
The reception following also will be
In the church.
" Miss Johnston is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Johnston and Mr.
McConville is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. McConville.
Governor and Mrs. Douglas McKay
will be guests at the meeting of the
Portland Woman's club next Friday.
Governor McKay is to be speaker on
the program and following a recep
tion is planned to honor him and Mrs.
McKay.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer C. Page have
been among those stopping recently at
the Flying E ranch at Wickenburg,
Arizona.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Hamilton are
entertaining at their South Cottage
street home this evening for their bridge
club. Dessert will be served. In the
group are Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Linden,
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Hillary Etzel, Mr. and
Mrs. Erwin Bahlburg and Mr. and Mrs,
Hamilton.
Next Thursday evening, Mrs. Hamil
ton is to entertain for her bridge club.
Mrs. Wayne Hadley is a new member
of this group.
On Wednesday evening, Mrs. Coburn
Grabenhorst is to entertain for her
bridge club, a late supper to follow the
hours of cards.
A daughter was born Thursday to Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Orcutt (Sally Mc
Clelland) at Salem General hospital.
Also in the family Is a brother, Sam
uel. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
James McClelland and Mr. and Mrs. E.
R. Orcutt.
In Longview, Wash, this week-end are
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hadley and chil
dren, Eileen, Allan and Bruce, to visit
at the home of Mr. Hadley's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Hadley.
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MISS HELEN CADD
ANOTHER BUSY year has started for the all-rlrl organizations at Salem hirh school, including Girls League,
Trl-y, Girls Letter club, Vikettes and Home Economics club. Through the school year many activities will be sponsored by
one or more of the girls clubs.
o PINSTERS club members are meet-
ing Monday evening at 8 o'clock at
- the South High' street home of Mrs.
James Armpriest, Mrs. Roy Edgerton and
Miss Rita Lancaster as co-hostesses.
Members are planning a parcel post
shower for Mrs. Forrest Simmons (Betty
Jean Manoles), a past president of the'
club who was married in the late sum
mer and is now living in Ann Arbor,
Mich. The gifts will be mailed to Mrs.
Simmons.
A white elephant sale is to be conduct
ed, Mrs. Frank Turner as the auctioneer.
. Mrs. James W. Mott will be a special
guest at a tea to be given Monday after
noon in Tillamook by a group of women
who have organized a McKay for Gov
ernor committee there. The affair will
be in the Tillamook YMCA between 2
and 4 o'clock and honors newly regis
tered republican women for that area,
guests to attend from Tillamook area.
Mrs. Mott in an earlier visit through
that district had assisted in forming the
women's groups to work in the McKay
campaign.
Delta Zeta alumnae are to meet on
Tuesday at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Charles Derthick, 955 Marion, Mrs. Ar
thur Lewis as co-hostess. Founders day
will be observed, Tuesday being found
ers day for the sorority.
Mrs. N. J. Lindgren is leaving tomor
row for San Mateo, Calif., for an extend,
ed stay. She is accompanying her daugh
ter, Mrs. E. W. Norman, who arrived
from San Mateo earlier in the week for
a visit here.
Chapter BQ of P.E.O. Sisterhood is to
meet Monday evening, 7:45 o'clock, at
the home of Mrs. Charles H. Huggins.
Renewals of scat subscriptions for the
Portland Symphony orchestra concerts
in Salem this winter are well ahead of
last year, it is stated by the Salem Sym
phony society, indicating an increased
interest in the series of three local con
certs offered by this orchestra. The per
sonal appearance of Ernest Bloch, con
ducting two of his own works, is meet
ing with widespread enthusiasm.
Members of the ticket committee re
port that many purchasers remark that
this is an event they must not miss. A
Salem musician tells of an interesting
experience in New York this summer.
She was introduced to a famous English
pianist, now teaching at Juilliard and lec
turing on music in this country, with the
remark that the Salemite came from
Oregon. "Oregon," the British woman
repeated vaguely. Then with a flash
ing smile of recognition, "Ah, that is
where Ernest Bloch lives! Do you know
him, by any chance?"
Mr. Bloch, a composer'and conductor,
Is definitely putting Oregon on the mus
ical map. Mr. Bloch spent the summer
and autumn of 1949 in Europe, where
he conducted the orchestra of La Scala
in Milan, the Suisse Romandc in Geneva
and the London Philharmonic, among
others. At the famous International Fes
tival in Edinburgh he presented the
world premiere of his new piano con
certo, the highlight of the festival that
season. In London he also made record
ing for London Gramaphone.
All seats for the local concerts of the
symphony are reserved, with three price
levels available. Satisfaction with this
arrangement is expressed by patrons,
who find it convenient to avoid the neces
sity of an early arrival at the auditorium
and the following wait for the program.
Orders for renewals of seats held by
subscribers to the series last season will
be received until October 31, at which
time the general sale will open. Begin
ning Saturday, November 4, the chart
of seats will be in the Ladd and Bush
bank lobby, and season tickets only will
be sold through Thursday, November 9,
thus giving season ticket holders the
first choice of seats. From Friday, No
vember 10, through the day of the first
concert, November 14, tickets for single
concert also will be sold.
MISS SOPHIE
Betrothal Told
The engagement of Miss Jeanette Mar
tin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
E. Martin, to Darrel Lawrence, son of
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Lawrence, all of
Salem, was announced Friday evening
at a party at the Martin home.
The news was revealed when Mrs.
Arthur Meola, cousin of the bride-elect,
in appropriate costume, acted as a her
ald, unfurling a banner at the same
time a large pumpkin on the buffet was
opened to reveal a Cinderella theme.
In the pumpkin was a coach scene with
the prince handing the ring to Cinder
ella. A June wedding is planned by the
couple.
Bidden to the announcement party
were Misses Joyce Vanderpool, Doris
Fimple, Ruth Westby and Beverly Ketel
hohn, all of Portland, Mrs. Robert Snook
of Eugene, Miss Juanita McCurdy of
Turner, Miss Marge Cordz of Albany,
Mrs. Bill Shattuck, Mrs. Don Steinke,
Mrs. Harold Culbertson, Mrs. Ronald
Nairn, Mrs. Arthur Meola, Mrs. Clifford
Ammen, Mrs. Jerry Angus, Mrs. Carl
Weidner, Mrs. Dale Pence, Mrs. Virgil
Norwood, Mrs. Frank Osborn, Mrs. Fred
Sproule, Miss Pat Fitzsimmons, Miss Bet
ty Bangert, Miss Joanne Jacqua, Miss
Delores Toft, Miss Dolly Keise, Miss
Dolly Davidson, Miss Marilyn Reay, Miss
Marilyn Linser, Miss Virginia Beall,
Miss Peggy Kuhns, Miss Betty Ross,. Miss
Marlene DeWitt, Miss Betty Brinkley,
Miss Ann Brown, Miss Louise Fellar,
Miss Catherine Siegmund, Miss Joanne
Bunnell, Miss Margaret Cooper, Miss
Diane Martin.
On the calendar for next Thursday
evening is the party for which the Sa
lem Lions club auxiliary members are
to entertain for men of the Lions club,
at Mayflower hall.
A no-host supper and entertainment
are planned, the supper to be at 7 o'clock.
On Wednesday, members of the aux
iliary are to meet for a sewing bee at the
home of Mrs. John M. Ramage, starting
at 10 a.m. A no-host luncheon will be
served at noon. The group is to work
on aprons for a sale being planned in
mid-December.
The Ramblers Bridge club met Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wil
liam H. Foster. A salad luncheon was
served, the card games following.
In the group were Mrs. A. F. Parsons,
Mrs. Charles Stirling, Mrs. Floyd Ander
son. Mrs. Eric Nclte, Mrs. Charles Moo
ney, Mrs. Charles Kidwell, Mrs. George
Kcortge and Mrs. Foster.
Mrs. Jerald S. Backslrand is to enter
tain for her knitting group Monday af
ternoon. Gaiety Hill Garden club's meeting is
to be Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Robert M. Fitzmaurice.
Debate Slated
The League of Women Voters has made
plans for a debate to discuss the pros
and cons of the basic school fund in
crease bill which will appear on the No
vember ballot. Time and place for the
meeting is Thursday, October 26, at 8
p.m., in the Salem Memorial hospital,
auditorium which faces Oak street.
Representing both sides of the ques
tion will be Cecil Posey and Kelly Loe.
Mr. Posey, executive secretary of the
Oregon Educational association, will
speak in favor of passage of the bill. His
organization has favored the bill and
worked for its passage. Mr. Loe, public
relations counsel for the Oregon State
Federation of Labor, will oppose the bill.
Introducing the speakers is to be Miss
Mary Eyre, social studies instructor at
Salem high school.
Invitations in the form of league bul
letins have been sent to the mothers clubs
in Salem and PTA groups in the county.
League members and their husbands will
attend the meeting.
POLALES
MISS BERNICB
N INTERESTING program is ar
ranged for the October luncheon
meeting of Women of Rotary."'1
Monday, the event to be at 1 o'clock at i
the Golden Pheasant.
Paul W. Lavender, who is with Zell ' '
Brothers in Portland, is to be the guest
speaker, discussing fine china, crystal
and silver. He will bring a display of .ij
articles to arrange one large tablefmd -1'
a smaller table exhibit. Mrs. Homer::
Smith, Jr., will introduce the speakeri".1
Mr. Lavender is known as a leading u-. ;
thority on chinaware.
Mrs. Robert E. Hutcheon will preside .
as president.
Announced for Friday, November 17,.
Is the annual tea sponsored by the Wem
en of Rotary to honor wives ot-'Ho-w
tarians. The tea will be at the Can- i
dalaria Heights home of Mrs. Coktirit'")
Grabenhorst.
Climaxing a week of activities
tional Business Women's Week byrthe
Salem Business and 'Professional Wo- s
men's club is to be the tea in honor of ....
all past presidents of the club tomorrow .
at the Salem Woman's club between J .
and 5 p.m. Co-chairmen for the event
are Miss Eleonor Roberts and Mrs. Eu- ,
gene Estes. - r?
Introducing to the line is to be MUs
Alberta Shoemake, president of the club. -Hostesses
are Mrs. Winifred Pettyjohn, -Miss
Mathilda Gilles, Mrs. A. J. Are- .
hart, Mrs. Jessie Bush Mickelson, sirs. -Emily
Howard and Mrs. Willow? E.
Evans. Pouring the first hour are to be
Miss Vada Hill and Mrs. Regina EWalt
and the second hour, Mrs. LuVerne
Hardwicke and Miss Minnie Just.
Assisting in the dining room the first
hour will be Mrs. Sue Booch, Miss Betty -
Elofson and Miss Mildred Yetterrthe"
second hour, Mrs. Hallie Eckley, Miss
Hr.zel Roenicke and Mrs. Effie King. v.
Musical numbers will be presorted
by Mrs. Joan Kortzeborn and Mrs. Louis
Neuman, vocalists and Brenda Weibelc- .
violinist. Decorations are under"the
direction of Mrs. Hardwicke and Mrs.
Bcr Ramscyer. Assisting in the kitchen
are to be Miss Helen Hiller and Mrs. .
Maxine Lawrence.
Mrs. Harvey Latham and two chil
dren, Marlynn and Michael, will return,,
this week-end from a week's vjjn
Redmond at the home of her pmeansf.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Simmons. Lt. "La- .
tham left late Friday for Redmond to .
Join his family and bring them back to ..c
Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Phillips, Sr., i
are returning tomorrow from Spokane r,
where tflcy have been for three days,
Mr. Phillips attending the Boy Scouts-'
regional board meeting.
A preferential tea for new members .
is planned by Eta chapter of Beta Sigma'
Phi, Sunday afternoon, between the hours .
of 3 and 5 o'clock at the country home
of Mrs. Howard L. Jenks.
Pouring are to be Mrs. WaltorlL. .i
Spaulding. social sponsor of the cbsp -ter,
and Miss Hazel Shutt. Greeting
guests at the door will be Mrs. WiJIiam
D. Troth, vice president, and Mrsl P..;.'
Wayne Rose, president.
Serving and assisting about the rooms -will
be Miss Ruby Strand, Mrs. Melvm :
S. Hewitt, Mrs. Duane Cretian, Mr !".
Ben Lambert, Miss Ginger Voos, M'ss
Tina Duerksen, Mrs. William Simnd ..i
Mrs. Jenks.
An autumn theme, using bronze and :.
yellow chrysanthemums, candles anaVfail
leaves, will be used in decorating'tw
rooms. i
Pledges to be honored at thd tlr
are Mrs. Emery Hendrickson, MiV uuy .
Jonas, Mrs. W. P. Hillpot, Jr., Mrs. Bill
Pilling, Mrs. Ray Rogers, Mrs.' qhs
White, Mrs. Vernon Greig. Miss Dortjhy.i
McKenzie, Mrs. Tom Deal, Mrfl'rhU"'
Wimer, Mrs. Maureen Anderson, " a1"
Harold Westfall, Miss Bonnie 'Owte -Hughes,
and Mrs. Francis Thomas.
DoMOUDI
MISS ELMETTA
LEFT TO RIGHT in the group above are: Miss Helen Cadd. president of Girls League; Miss Sophie Folates, head
f the Girls Letter club; Miss Bernice DaMoude, Tri-X president; Miss Elmetta Hansen, who heads Home Economics
club; Miss Celia Weaver, Vikettes president.
TWO affairs are on the calendar
next week for Sojourners club.
On Wednesday evening will be
the no-host dinner at the Salem Wom
an's club for members and their hus
bands. The supper is to be at 6:30 o'clock,
and each couple is to take their own com
plete table service. Following the din
ner, bridge, canasta and pinochle will be
. in play.
On the committee are Mrs. Charles
Livingston, Mrs. J. D. Martin, Mrs. Milo
Taylor, Mrs. Charles Mooney, Mrs. Eric
Nelte, Mrs. Elmer Church, Mrs. Jack
Goetz.
Guest day w.ill be observed at the
club's regular party on Thursday, des
sert being served at 1:15 o'clock.
On the committee are Mrs. Howard
Sargent, Mrs. William Egan, Mrs. Char
les Gray, Mrs. Darwin Sermon, Mrs.
Charles Shaw, Mrs. Norman Shaw, Mrs.
A. L. Rigby.
Representatives of the Salore club and
C. O. club, both of the YWCA, are going
to Seattle next week-end to attend a
Northwest Employed Women's confer
ence, October 28 and 29.
Miss Gertrude Acheson, director of the
YWCA, and Miss Joyce Lamoreux,
young adult director, are attending a
regional YWCA staff conference in Se
attle this week-end, October 20, 21, and
22.
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MISS
HANSEN
"EMBERS of the Junior Woman's
club are entertaining new mem
bers and husbands at a Hallo
ween dance Monday evening in May
flower hall between 8 and 11 o'clock.
Decorations and refreshments will cen
ter around the Halloween theme. The
affair is planned as a get-acquainted
event. Surrounding Junior Woman's
clubs have been invited. '
General chairman for the affair is
Mrs. Boyd A. Babbitt and assisting will
be Mrs. V. T. Bean, Mrs. Duane J. Jan
icek, Mrs. Clarence R. Rickard, Mrs.
Arthur M. Roethlin and Mrs. Wallace
Wilson.
Social afternoon club of Chadwick
chapter, Order of Eastern Star, is meet
ing Tuesday at 1:15 o'clock for a dessert
luncheon at the Masonic temple. An
afternoon of cards including bridge, can
asta and pinochle, is planned.
Co-chairmen are Mrs. Ralph L. Mor
gan and Mrs. Oscar I. Paulson. Assist
ing will be Mrs. Thomas W. Kelly, Mrs.
F. E. Loose, Mrs. Ronald L. Craven, Mrs.
Clair P. Davis, Mrs. Erwin A. Oehler,
Mrs. Charles E. Roblin, Mrs. David Dav
idson, Mrs. Gerald F. Fisher, Mrs. N. L.
Gamble and Mrs. Virgil T. Golden.
District No. 20, Veterans of Foreign
Wars auxiliary, is meeting Monday at
8 p.m. at the VFW hall, 630 Hood street.
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CELIA WEAVER
Benefit Affair
A benefit card party is planned by
Chadwick social club Tuesday evening
at 8 o'clock in the Masonic temple. Gen
eral chairman for the affair is Miss Lelia
Johnson. In charge of games are Mr. and
Mrs. Rex Davis, canasta; Mrs. A. N. Co
penhaver, "500;" Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Knower, pinochle and Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert A. Cohen, bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean C. Omans are in
charge of finances; Mr. and Mrs. E. T.
Armstrong, table arrangements and Mr.
and Mrs. Winston G. Burris, lunch.
Advanced registrations have been
made by Mrs. Louise Mueller, Mrs. Ab
ner K. Kline, Mrs. J. W. Booth, Mrs. L.
M. Case, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin L. Luhr,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Bramble, Mr. and Mrs. Ed-,
ward H. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
A. Reeher, Mr. and Mrs. Verdi Walser,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Damery, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl E. Wiper, Mr. and Mrs. H. R.
Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. W., L. Lewis,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Griebenow, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul H. Hauser, Mrs. Marjorie Tu
eski, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton P. Dickson,
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Rogers, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Gardner, Mrs. Lona Looney, Mr.
and Mrs. Jason Frizzell, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Gail H.
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. J. Edgar Reay, Mr.
and Mrs. LeRoy J. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Meredith, Mr. and Mrs. William
Hall, Jr., Mrs. John Goebel, Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Clarke, Mrs. Ruth Herndon,
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Smedley, Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Perrin, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Stutzman, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Oster
man, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Rambo, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Koken, Mr. and Mrs. Will
Sparrow, Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Smith.
Highland School Mothers club is spon
soring a no-host supper next Friday
evening at 7 o'clock at the school build
ing honoring teachers of the school. All
parents are invited. Square dancing will
follow the supper, Mrs. James Wiles to
do the calling.
Officers of the Mothers club this year
include: Mrs. Keith Dyer, president; Mrs.
Frank Kolsky, vice president; Mrs. S,
W. Horn, secretary; Mrs. Sam T. Barry,
treasurer; Mrs. W. E. Ayrcs and Mrs,
W. O. Wilson, bulletin chairmen; Mrs.
Lila Young, room mothers chairman;
Mrs. R. M. Bell, program chairman; Mrs,
Jack Coulson, finance chairman; Mrs.
Robert Kccfcr, health chairman; Mrs.
William Mctz, chairman for hospitality;
M-s. Marvin P. Nettlclon, publicity
chairman.
The circles of the Jason Lee Mctho-"
dist church will meet at the following
homes, Wednesday, October 25, for des
sert luncheons:
January July circle with Mrs. R. A.
Forkner, 1855 North Capital.
February August with Mrs. Stuart
Johnson, 1110 North Winter street.
March September with Mrs. J. L.
Batdorf, 160 Division street.
April October with Mrs. U. S. Crow
dcr. 833 Shipping street.
May November with Mrs. Glen Lar
kins. 1875 Park avenue.
June December with Mrs. A. E.
Cummings, 340 Cummings Lane.
Cherry court. Order of Amaranth, is
meeting for its monthly business ses
sion Tuesday evening at the Veterans
of Foreign Wars hall, at 8 o'clock, lt
is to be men's night.
The committee in charge for the eve
ning is Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Davis, chair
men, Mr. and Mrs. Verdi Walser, Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Dilatush, Mrs. Patty
Binegar, Mrs. Denny Tolle.
Planned for the evening of Sunday,
October 29, is an all-parish supper for
St. Paul's Episcopal church, the event
to be at 7 o'clock in the parish house.
Colonel C. W. Ott of Portland is to be
the speaker for the program. The din
ner and program are the first social
gathering of the fall for the parish.
City Panhellenic,
The Salem Alumnae Panhellenic starts
Its new year with a meeting next Friday
afternoon, October 27, at the home of
the president, Mrs. George S. Hoffman,
S15 Rose street.
The meeting is at 2 o'clock and repre
sentatives from all Panhellenic sororities
are Invited.
The session will be a business one,
and tea will be served.
Mrs. Howard Sargent is to be hostess
for a dessert and bridge party next Fri
day afternoon at ,her home.
Bidden are Mrs. Jack Stump, Mrs.
J. Hairgrove, Mrs. Arthur Bone, Mrs.
Rolling Lewis, Mrs. John Dorr, Mrs.
Harper Wright, Mrs. A. L. Rigby.
The Work Basket club is to meet
on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Stuart
Johns, 3790 Monroe street, all day, for
sewing. At noon there will be a pay
buffet luncheon. The luncheon is to be
furnished by the hostess and the money
is to be used for nut cups for the Port
land Veterans hospital on Armistice day.
The Degree of Honor Protective as
sociation will honor guests from Al
bany at its meeting Monday at 8 p.m.
in Beaver hall. Reports of the district
convention in Portland last week will
be given by Mrs. Wesley Zelfner, past
president, and Mrs. Harold M. Cook,
president. Hostesses are Mrs. Violet
Frye and Mrs. Henry Henderson.
The first meeting of the year of the
Oregon State Mothers club will be Mon
day evening at 6:30 o'clock at the YMCA,
with a no-host dinner for all mothers
and dads of OSC students. Faculty
member present from Oregon State col
lege is to be Dr. Daniel W. Poling, dean
of men, who will speak briefly to the
group.
Planned for Tuesday evening, October
24, is the meeting of St. Helena's guild
of St. Paul's Episcopal church, at the
home of Mrs. William E. Johnson, Jr.,
375 Manbrin, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. John
Horner and Mrs. Rodney Fety are co
hostesses. Announced for the evening of Mon
day, October 30, is an all-church party
for members of the First Methodist
church.
The event honors new members in
the congregation and is planned as a
fun night event between 8 and 10 o'clock
at the church.
Halloween games will be played and
refreshments served. The church mem
bership, evangelism and visitation com
mittees are arranging the party, Mrs.
Byron B. Herrick as chairman of mem
bership, Roy Ohmart of evangelism and
Miss Adeline Wilson of the visitation
committee.
Woodburn At a simple home cere
mony Thursday evening, October 19,
Mrs. Julia Layman and John Miller, both
of Woodburn, were married at the home
of the bridegroom, 806 North First
street.
The Rev. Raymond W. Hood of the
Church of God performed the single ring
ceremony in the presence of a small
group of friends. Attendants were Mr.
and Mrs. George Killinger. Friends
from Hubbard attending the service
were Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Vogct and
Mr. and Mrs. Paulson.
A weding supper was served after
.the ceremony by Mrs. Ivy Donner and
Miss Shirley Moore.
Mr. and Mrs: Miller will make their
home in Woodburn.
Salem Heights The teachers of the
Salem Heights school will be honored
at the reception to be given by the Sa
lem Heights Mothers club on Tuesday,
October 24, at 8 p. m. at the homo
of Dr. and Mrs. John Ramage on Cro
sian Creek road.
Mrs. Floyd McClellcn is the chair
man of the affair and Mrs. Fred Cords,
the co-chairman. Mrs. Kenneth Zwickcr
and Mrs. Carl Harris are in charge of
the corsages and decorations.
The reception is for all parents who
have children attending the Salem
Heights school.
Thirty-six friends feted Mrs. Lewis
Campbell (Ella Bullcr) at a shower
given tliis past week at the home of
Mrs Blaine Vctcto, Mrs. John Toevs,
Mrs. Gladys Bcaty, Miss Emmaline Bair
and Miss Lovrc.
Attending were Mrs. Campbell, Mrs.
Herb Buller, Mrs. Alvin Fast, Mrs. Wil
liam Goodwin, Mrs. Elmer Buller, Mrs.
Ernest Bullcr. John Bcrning, Mrs. Roy
O'Mara, Mrs. Walrircn Hillpot. Jr., Mrs.
Calvin Mcshelle, Mrs. James Burbridge,
Mrs. Ray Bairy, Mrs. Ray Ritchie, Mrs.
Martin Sandstrom, Mrs. Lewis Ripling,
Mrs. Georgia Roberts, Mrs. June Bryon,
Mrs. Alice Jonas, Miss Pauline Craveh,
Miss Joyce Turner, Miss Arlcne Hagan,
Miss Louise Pcttit, Miss Mildred
Toombs, Miss Donna Stroud. Miss Ruth
Bischoff, Miss Virginia Ditter, Miss
Shirley Gosnell, Miss Barbara Jones,
Miss Esther Krclt. Miss Ruth Bullcr,
Miss Emma Belt, Miss Bertha Lovrc, and
the hostesses.
Court of Awards
Court of awards for Girl Scout troop
50 is scheduled Tuesday evening, Octo
ber 24, at 7:30 o'clock in the social hall
of the Presbyterian church. Six girls are
to receive first-class badges: Nancy
Payne, Sondra Jochimscn, Judy Bale,
Diane Clough, Judy Bone, and Rose
mary Gilbert.
Five-year pins will be given to Karen
Obrist, Sondra Jilckimsen, Kaye Tom
linson and their leader. Mrs. Paul Bale.
Three of the girls In the troop have been
In scouting six years.
The girls will also receive badges for
cycling, child care, sewing and dancing.
Talsa Akulow, a new member of the
troop and formerly a girl guide In Ger
many, is to receive second class rating at
the ceremony.
iT ITEST day Is planned by the Sa
il zL. lem Woman's club for its meeting
-J next Friday at 2 p.m. at the Wom
an's club house. A special guest will
be Mrs. Carl Greve from Portland who
will speak on the topic, "Tour of Europe."
Mr. and Mrs. Greve made an exten
sivc trip in Europe, and with her talk,
Friday, Mrs. Greve will show colored
pictures taken on the trip. Mrs. Greve
also is an author, her two books being
"The Shadow on the Plains" and "From
Out This House." Accompanying her to
Salem will be Mrs. Ernest Sennett, who
is to assist with the picture showing,
and Mrs. Myron Feig, who is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant C. Rogers of
Salem.
Dean and Mrs. Melvin H. Geist are
to present the musical program.
The afternoon program is under the
direction of the educational department
of the club with Mrs. Grant C. Rogers,
chairman. Tea will be served following
the business session by Miss Mirpah G.
Blair, chairman, and Mrs. W. J. Beard,
Mrs. Ralph DaMetz, Mrs. Mervin D. Fid
lcr, Mrs. Chester H. Gemmell, Mrs. John
S. Harper, Mrs. O. Virgil Hume,' Mrs.
Harley E. Osborn, Mrs. Oscar I. Paul
son. Mrs. Forrest A. Pontius and Mrs.
E. A. Rhoten.
Mrs. Ross Coppock and Mrs. Robert
M. Fischer, Jr., are to pour.
Honoring Mrs. Greve, Mrs. Sennett
and Mrs. Feig, Mrs. Rogers will enter
tain with a luncheon at the Senator ho
tel preceding the Woman's club meet
ing, covers to be placed for 16.
The Women's association of the First
Presbyterian church is meeting Wednes
day. October 25, at the church for a 12
o'clock luncheon, followed by a pro
gram. The Missionary society is in
charge of the program which will include
devotions by Mrs. Glen Sanders and a
speaker, Mrs. David Johnston of Port
land, a member of the national com
mittee for Presbyterian church women,
who will speak on "Presbyterian Women
in Today's World."
Dabblers club is meeting Wednesday,
October 25, at 7:45 p.m. at the home of
Mrs. Merlin Estep, 850 E street. . The
project for the evening is to be a talk
on figurine painting by Mrs. George
Gregor. Co-hostesses with Mrs. Estep is
to be Mrs. Owen Searcy.
The Booster club of St. Mark Lutheran
church is meeting Monday evening in
the church parlor for its regular meet
ing with a no-host supper at 7 o'clock.
A program and entertainment are plan- .
ned with the committee in charge made
up of Mr. and Mrs. Max Gehlar, Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Clark, Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Torgerson, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jaqua, -Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar F. Sederstrom.
Bush School Mothers club Is meeting
Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the schoolhouse
for a business session and program.
Mrs. Paul Heath is to talk to the group
on holiday flower arrangements and
Mrs. Robert F. Wulf is to discuss the
children's bill. A display of Christmas
cards is being arranged at the meeting.
For the social hour the sixth grade
mothers will be hostesses, Mrs. A. W.
Coons and Mrs. John Harper as chair
men. Ainsworth chapter, U. D. Order of
Eastern Star, is meeting this evening in
Beaver hall at 8 o'clock. A short pro
gram is planned and refreshments will
be served. Presiding will be Mrs. J.
Edgar Reay, worthy matron, and Con
well Davy, worthy patron.
Salem unit, No. 136, American Legion
auxiliary, plans its social meeting Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock at the Salem
Woman's club. Speaker for the evening
is to be Glen Wade of Salem, whose topic
is "Our New Flag." Several musical
numbers have been arranged.
The telephone committee, Mrs. Sam
Harbison, chairman, is in charge of en
tertainment and refreshments.
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THE PREHIIIENT for Ralcm Flranrh
Women this vear ta Mrs. Ervln W. Potter,
at Its annual tea tor new and prospective
BPWClub Event
The program of the Salem Business
and Professional Women's club at its
dinner meeting Tuesday evening at 6:30
o'clock at Nohlgren's restaurant is to be
presented by the United Nations and in
ternational relations committees of the
club. Chairmen of the committees are
Miss Eleonor Roberts and Mrs. Regina
Ewalt.
A panel is planned with Dr. Edward
C. Kollman, professor of philosophy at
Willamette university and adviser for
the campus UNESCO, and Don Carpen
ter, president of the campus UNESCO,
as leaders. They will bring a group of
students from Willamette to take part in
the panel discussion.
Special piusic will be provided by the
music committee, Mrs. Louis Neuman,
chairman, and will include a group of
Polish songs sung by Mrs. E. Donald
Jessop, accompanied by Mrs. Jessie Bush
Mickelson. Mrs. Katherine Hughes of
the hospitality committee is in charge
of table decorations.
Three study groups in the American
Association of University Women are
to meet next week.
A talk on the United Nations, spon
sored by the international relations
group, will be given Tuesday in the
Izaak Walton club at 8 p.m. Miss Eloise
Ebcrt, chairman of the international
group, will present the subject and lead
the discussion. Because October 24
. marks the fifth anniversary of the Unit
. cd Nations, the AAUW would like to in
vite the public to this meeting. Miss
Ebcrt, assistant state librarian, spent
more than four years in post-war Europe
and having seen various United Nations
organizations at work, feels that working
with the UN is essential in international
understanding.
The Wednesday afternoon literature
group is meeting at the home of Mrs.
Gerald Richards, 651 South Church, Mrs.
Charles A. Ratcliff to give the review.
The Wednesday evening literature
group is meeting at the home of Mrs.
Tom McNeill, 540 Rose street, Miss Edna
Mingus to lead the study.
Mrs. Frank Michalke was hostess at
her home recently honoring Miss Leola
Daniels, a bride-to-be.
The evening was spent socially and
contests were played in which Miss Car
olyn Going and Mrs. Harvey Plummer
were winners. Refreshments were
served.
Those present were Mrs. Ted Hoover,
Mrs. George Sundlie, Mrs. Harvey
Plummer, Mrs. Harold Wiggins, Mrs.
Cecil Rice, Mrs. Emily Michalke, Mrs.
EIRoy Schmidt, Miss Carolyn Going,
and Miss Alice Turowski.
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Salem Writers club met this week at
the home of Mrs. N. F. Anderson. Mem
bers gave a four-line verse in response
to roll call. Original work was read
and criticized. Next meeting is to be at
the Lloyd Smith home with Miss Renska
Swart in charge.
Past Presidents club of Capital unit
No. 8, American Legion auxiliary, met
for its first gathering of the fall Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. James H. Turn
bull for a dessert and Halloween party,
28 attending.
New members include Mrs. E. E.
Voight, who was a president of the unit
at Stanley, Wis., and Miss Letitia Ab
rams, a past president of the Roseburg
unit.
Mrs. Mem Pearce conducted the ini
tiation ceremony for the unit's junior
president, Mrs. Walter L. Spaulding.
Christmas plans were discussed. The
group voted to supply gifts for the Vet
erans hospital at Medford. The gifts are
to be brought to the next meeting of the
club, the annual Armistice day break
fast to be given November 11 at Mar
shall's Inn at 9 a.m.
Mrs. Merle D. Travis presided as
president and introduced other officers
and chairmen as follows: Mrs. B. M.
Bennett, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. E. W.
Richey, good cheer chairman; Mrs.
James A. Garson, rehabilitation; Mrs.
W. W. Woodruff, publicity.
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W. POTTER
of the American Aworiallnn of t'nlversltv
above. The group entertained this afternoon
members.
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