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YW Week Opens Sunday; Annua!
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Two major events for National YWCA
Week, which starts Sunday, will be the
silver tea next Thursday afternoon and
the banquet for the Salore and CQ clubs,
on Thursday evening. .
The annual silver tea next Thursday
afternoon will be given at the attractive
Fairmount Hill home of Mrs. Sidney B.
Lewis, 340 Lane Place.
All friends of the YW are extended
Invitation to attend, the tea to be be
tween 3 and 5 o'clock.
Greeting guests at the door will be
Mrs. Bruce Spaulding and Mrs. James
C. Armpriest.
In the receiving line will be Mrs.
A. A. Schramm, president of the YW;
Miss Gertrude Acheson, executive di
rector of the group; Mrs. Lewis and' Miss
Berniece DaMoude, the latter represent
ign young people's group in the YW.
Introducing guests to the line will be
Mrs. George A. Rhoten and Mrs. Wal
lace Carson.
Assisting about the rooms will be Mrs.
Floyd L. Utter, Mrs. A. E. Ullman, Mrs.
William Crothers, Mrs. George P. La
Borde, Mrs. Harold O. Schneider, Mrs.
Richard Upjohn, Mrs. George W. Ailing,
Mrs. Robert E. Gangware, Mrs. Robert
D. Gregg, Mrs. G. Herbert Smith, Mrs.
Bruce F. Pickett, Mrs. Chester A.
Downs, Mrs. A. W. Loucks, Mrs. Chester
M. Cox, Mrs. Richard Slater, Mrs. Carl
ton Greider, Mrs. Robert F. Anderson,
Pouring will be Mrs. William L. Phil
lips, Sr., Miss Dorathea Steusloff, Mrs.
A. C. Haag and Mrs. Frank H. Spears.
In charge of the dining room will be
Mrs. G. Frederick Chambers and Mrs.
Wallace Bonesteele, Sr. In charge of the
ierving will be Miss Joyce Lamoreux
and Miss Norma Wallace. Willamette
The Salem Music Teachers association
Is presenting Miss Hope Jaquith, vio
linist, in a concert on Sunday afternoon,
Aoril 29, at 3 o'clock in Waller hall on
Willamette university campus. Miss
Margaret Steinmetz is to be the accom
panist. Miss Jaquith was graduated from Sa
lem high school and Lewis and Clark
college of music. She has studied with
Boris Sirpo for the past eight years and
previously studied with Mary Headrick
In Salem. Miss Jaquith has been soloist
everal times in Portland and four times
with the Lewis and Clark college sym
phony orchestra. Also, she has been
loloist with the Portland Chamber or
chestra of which she has been a member
since it was organized five years ago.
Miss Jaquith also assisted in the Hood
River concerts and festivals.
Coffee is much on the mind of a large
group of Salem women the next three
weeks with the "coffee hour chain" spon-r-ored
by the Salem YWCA getting under
lway Monday with . the first series of
parties. .
About 60 women launch the chain
Monday, entertaining a group of four
each for coffee. These four In turn each
entertain four more, and the guests at
the second round entertain four each lat
er for the third and final party.
The series is arranged as one means
to build up funds for the proposed new
YWCA plant In Salem. Mrs. Richard Up
john is general chairman for the series,
Mrs. G. Herbert Smith, co-chairman, and
Mrs. Wallace Carson on the committee.
.Plans for Tea
the annual spring silver tea of the Salem Memorial Hospital auxiliary met this
D. Ohling to discuss details for the event. The tea Is to be given at the Ohling
shown here discussing tea plans, also looking over some of the treasured antiques
right: Mrs, Richard Upjohn, Mrs, Harmon Harvey, Mrs. E. L. Gray and Mrs.
university YWCA girls serving will in
clude Misses Marjorie Aldinsier, Jane
. , Horn, Shirley Swoboda, Nancy Dough
ton, Patricia Palmer and Marie Dietz.
On the committee arranging for the
! tea are Mrs. Lester F. Barr, chairman;
Mrs. Philip W. Allison, Mrs. John R.
Caughell, Mrs. Robert E. Shinn. .
Banquet Event
The banquet to be sponsored by Sa-
lore and the CO clubs is to be at the
Pine Inn at 7 p.m. Thursday. The event
celebrates the World's YWCA Member
ship Day, business and professional
women all over the world in YWCA
groups giving similar events. The pro
pram will feature the international
theme as will the decorations. Folk
dances representative of several coun
tries will be presented.
Mrs. Ron F. Buick, who is visiting
from Masterton, New Zealand, will be
the speaker.
Miss Christine Lang is general chair
man nd heading other groups in ar
ranging the banquet are Miss June
Dunn, Miss Martha Montgomery, Miss
Jean Oliver, ' Miss Joan Scharf, Mrs.
Robert Brooks, Miss Nancy Stuart, Miss
Dorothy Butts, Miss Mary Jean Ors
' born, Miss Carol Sherman, Miss Elaine
Gustafson, Miss Virginia Gackle, Mrs.
Kenneth E. Martig, Miss Lucille Butts,
Miss Kathleen Davies, Mrs. Lee Keis,
Mrs. Tom Riches, Miss Helen Tibbets,
Miss Rosalie Dalke.
Tri-Y girls are having their special
national week event in the form of the
annual Cotton Ball this evening in the
senior high school gymnasium, between
8:30 and 11:30 o'clock. Highlighting
the evening will be the naming of King
Cotton.
Luncheon Saturday
1 An event for next Saturday will be
the annual spring luncheon of the City
Panhellenic organization. The event is
the open meeting for all members of
Panhellenic sororities. The luncheon
will be at 1 p.m. at the Pine Inn.
Mrs. Regina Ewalt, dean of women
at Willamette university is to report on
the state conference she attended in
Portland for deans; and Miss . Mary
Bash, dean of women at Oregon State
college, is to talk on the Panhellenic
conference at Spokane.
Reservations for the luncheon should
be in by next Wednesday evening,
April 25, telephoned to Mrs. George C.
Hugglns, Jr., 41430.
Mrs. W. C. Dyer, Sr. and Mrs. George
L. Hill are in charge of decorations.
Past presidents of American Legion
auxiliary. Capital unit No. 8, are to meet
at the home of Mrs. Walter J. Kirk, 2995
South 12th, Thursday evening for a 7
o'clock dessert. Assisting hostesses will
be Mrs. Laura Cleveland of Dallas, Mrs.
J. H. Boening, Mrsv H. G. Kottke, Mrs.
Florence Ames and Miss Letitia Abrams.
Mrs. Leon Brown is to give a book re
view. Members of Bethel No. 35, Job's
Daughters, are planning to attend friend
ship night of bethel No. 34 In Indepen
dence, Monday evening. A chartered
bus will leave Beaver hall that evening
at 6:30 o'clock to take the girls to Independence.
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THREE OTHERS of the hospital auxiliary tea committee at the meeting Included these three, left to right, Mrs.
William Hugh Adams, Mrs. C. Ronald Hudkins and Mrs, M. B, Rudd. The tea is May 17.
Several study groups in the Salem
branch American Association of Univer
sity Women, have meetings arranged
next week.
The Wednesday evening literature
group is meeting with Miss Lelia John
son, Miss Edna Mingus to lead the dis
cussion. The recent graduate group is to meet
on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Robert E. Corey. Miss
Barbara Causey is to be co-hostess.
International relations group has a
special program planned for its luncheon
meeting on Wednesday, April 25, in
the Copper room of the Senator hotel
at 12 o'clock. Mrs. Robert Thornton,
state chairman of international rela
tions in the AAUW for the past two
years and the newly named vice presi
dent for the state group, is to be speak
er. Mrs. Thornton is here from Tilla
mook with her husband who is in the
house of representatives in the legis
lature. For luncheon reservations for
the Wednesday evening, calls should be
made with either Miss Eloise Ebert,
after 6 p.m. at 22561, or with Mrs. Gor
don Skinner, 33077.
Wednesday afternoon literature group
will meet at the home of Mrs. K. B,
Kugel, 735 N. Capitol, at 1:15 o'clock.
Mrs. Florence Parish will review the
book, "The White Witch Doctor" by
Louise Stinetors. Assisting hostess is
to be Mrs. William H. Foster.
Mothers club of Job's Daughters,
bethel No. 43, will meet in regular ses
sion Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
at the Masonic temple. There is to be
election of officers for the new year.
Till 'HE monthly dinner meeting of Sa
III lem Business and Professional
Women's club is arranged for
Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock at Nohl-.
gren's. Program for the evening is to be
a surprise one.
The nominating committee headed by
Mrs. Mona Yoder has submitted the fol
lowing slate of officers to be voted on
at a meeting in May: President, Mrs. Sue
Booch; first vice president, Miss Mildred
Yetter; second vice president, Miss Eleo
nor Roberts and Miss Edna McElhaney;
recording secretary, Mrs. Louis Neuman;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. George B,
Causey; treasurer, Mrs. Frank P. Mar
shall; directors, Mrs. C. W. Jorgensen,
Mrs. Dana Billeter, Miss Helen Hiller,
Mrs. Jessie M. Davidson, Mrs. Maxine
Lawrence and Miss Minnie Just.
The monthly social meeting of Salem
unit No. 136, American Legion auxiliary,
is arranged for Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock at the Woman's club. Entertain
ment is being planned by the child wel
fare committee with Mrs. E. Jack Sim
kins in charge. Assisting will be Mrs.
Joseph Matujcc, Mrs. James Delaney,
Mrs. Clayton Steinke, Mrs. Wilbur
Lytle, Mrs. Robert Friess, Mrs. Boyd
Babbitt and Miss Alice Schmidt.
Speaker is to be Miss Marion Bowen,
administrator of the Marion county pub
lic welfare committee. She will talir
about child welfare. Special musical
selections are to be presented by mem
bers of Delta Gamma sorority at Wil
lamette university.
Chadwick assembly, Order of Rainbow
for Girls, is to meet at the Masonic
temple, Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Following the short business meeting,
the members are planning a dress-up
party and each girl is to come dressed
as a famous character.
Guest here this week was Mrs. Lo
lita Davis Kron from Bellingham, Wash.
Mrs. Kron, a charter member, was pres
ent for the 35th anniversary tea given
by Hal Hibbard auxiliary, United Span-'
ish War Veterans, Tuesday afternoon.
She also visited friends and relatives
while here.
Xi Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
will meet at the home of Mrs. Ima Jean
Johnson, 1945 Breyman, Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock. There is to be a
speaker on China.
Town and Gown Club's Final Tea
And Program of Year, Thursday
Final meeting of the season for Town
and Gown club is announced for next
Thursday afternoon, April 26.
The musical program is to be present
ed at 2 o'clock in the recital hall at
Willamette college of music. The tea
following will be in Lausanne hall.
Musical numbers will be presented by
Prof. Ralph Dobbs, pianist; Mrs. Clo
rinda Topping, vocalist; Thomas Faccy, .
violinist. Miss Jean Farquharson is to
accompany Mrs. Topping and Mr. Facey.
Invitation is extended to all interest
ed women to attend the program and
tea.
Mrs. Brooks H. Moore is chairman
St. -Elizabeth's guild, St. Paul's Epis
copal church, is to .Meet next Tuesday
at i p.m. in the parish house for its
regular luncheon,
Mrs. Prince W. Byrd, Mrs. Rex San
ford, Mrs. Philip W. Allison, Mrs. Ar
thur D. Hay, Mrs. T. W. Creech and Mrs.
Ralph H. Cooley are on the committee.
Members of the Junior Woman's club
will be entertained at a party Monday
evening at the club house by the new
members. Mrs. Harry G. Ewing is in
charge of the affair.
State Federation President to Be
Guest at Woman's Club Friday
Guest speaker for Salem Woman's
club next Friday afternoon will be
Mrs. H. M. Zell of Wasco, president of
the Oregon Federation of Women's clubs.
The meeting is set for 2 o'clock at the
club house.
Accompanying Mrs. Zell will be Mrs,
Ernest E. Hall of Portland, first vice
president of the state federation and
Mrs. D. O. Trexler of Portland, third
district president. Others invited are
Mrs. H. R. Laslett, president of the Cor
vallis club, Mrs. James L. Gault and
other members from Corvallis; Mrs. R,
A. Talbot, president of the Albany club
and other members; Mrs. O. D. Ray
mond, president of Salem Heights Wo
man's club and all members of the club
and Mrs. Ralph Atwood, president of the
Junior Woman's club and the members.
A reception for new members will fol
low the meeting. Mrs. Glenn S. Pax
son, membership chairman, is to in
troduce them. They are Mrs. William
H. Foster, Mrs. Rose Evans, Mrs. E. A.
Tueski, Mrs. T. E. Borkman, Mrs. Chris
Renschler, Mrs. W. A. Jones, Mrs. Mem
Pearce, Mrs. Jack Henningsen, Mrs.
Helen Goodenough, Mrs. Leon W. Glea
son and Mrs. H. W. Elgin. New mem
bers by transfer are Mrs. Harry Sappen
field from Kansas and Mrs. J. D. Walk
er from Bend.
Special music, arranged by Mrs. David
H. Cameron, will include flute solos by
Mrs. James C. Stone, accompanied by
Miss Alice Crary Brown.
Tea chairman for the afternoon is
Mrs. George Rossman. Assisting her
Tri-Y-Teen Mothers club is to meet
at the YWCA next Thursday at 1:30
p.m. Speaker will be Miss Margaret
Pepper of the Oregon state employment
service who will talk on "Teen-Age
Employment."
St. Helena's guild of St. Paul's Epis
copal church is meeting Tuesday eve
ning at the home of Mrs. James C.
Stone at 8 o'clock with Mrs. W. G.
Phelps and Mrs. Ed Lewis as co-hostesses.
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for the tea committee and is being as
sisted by Mrs. Henry Carl, Mrs. Walter
B. Minicr, Mrs. Donald Brazic, Mrs.
John Necs, Mrs. E. C. Richards, Mrs.
H. G. Smith, Mrs. William Thielscn,
Mrs. E. A. Tueski, Mrs. Lillian J. Walts,
Miss Lorcna Jack, Mrs. David Wright,
Mrs. E. J. Scellars, Mrs. Ervin W. Pot
ter, Mrs. D. H. Schulze, Mrs. J. B. By
water, Mrs. W. I. Nccdham, Mrs. Klony
Smith, Mrs. Charles Strickfaden, Mrs.
Merle D. Travis, Mrs. Floyd L. Utter,
Mrs. J. E. West, Mrs. B. F. Williams,
Mrs. Gus Moore, Mrs. Charles A. Rat
cliff. Mrs. G.. Herbert Smith and Mrs. R.
H. Baldock will pour.
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American War Mothers are entertain
ing with a tea next Thursday afternoon
in the Carrier room of the First Metho
dist church.
Members of other patriotic organiza
tions are being invited. The tea is planned
between 2 and 5 o'clock. Mrs. M. A.
Viesko is in charge of arrangements and
Mrs. Glenn Prather is chairman of the
program.
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Regular luncheon meeting for Salem
Soroptlmlst club is to be next Wednes
day noon at the Golden Pheasant.
are to be Mrs. George W. Ailing, Mrs.
Arthur Jones, Mrs. Delores Myers, Mrs.
Willis C. Clark, Mrs. Robert D. Gregg,
Mrs. William T. Giier, Mrs. J. N. Harper,
Mrs. J. A. Jelderks, Mrs. Edith Eyre
White, Mrs. Harry J. Wiedmer and Mrs.
Clarence Wilson.
Mrs. Zell will be honored at a lunch
eon at 12:30 o'clock preceding the after
noon meeting. Luncheon is to be at the
Marion hotel with state officers and mem
bers of the Woman's club board invited.
Chairman of arrangements is Mrs. Carl
W. Chambers.
The regular board meeting of the club
which usually precedes the general meet
ing has been postponed until Monday,
April 30, at 10 a.m. at the club house.
County Federation Meeting
Several members of the Salem Wom
an's club will attend the Marion Coun
ty Federation of Women's clubs meet
ing in Woodburn next Friday afternoon.
Woodburn groups acting as hostesses
will be the Woman's club, Junior Wom
an's club and Woman's Rural club.
Mrs. Robert Hutcheon of Salem, pres
ident of the County Federation, is to
preside. Mrs. Frederick Leupold is to
represent the Salem Woman's club pres
ident, Mrs. Howard Hunsaker, at the
meeting. She will give the reports of
the Salem Woman club's.
Also going from Salem will be Mrs.
Frank Marshall, Mrs. Earl Andresen,
Mrs. W. W. McKinney, Mrs. Charles E.
Roblin, Mrs. Paul Griebenow and Mrs.
J. .A Brownson, the latter two past pres
idents of the county organization.
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0 OJOURNERS ciud is to meet for us
fS regular semi-monthly social and
card party on Thursday afternoon
at Salem Woman's club house. Salad
luncheon will be served.
On the committee for the afternoon
are Mrs. J. S. Bonawitz as chairman,
Mrs. John Larwood, Mrs. Richard S.
Klover, Mrs. Arthur L. Lewis, Mrs.
Clifford Thomas, Mrs. Richard A. Smith,
Mrs. Lewis E. Scott.
Opening Monday In the Elfstrom art
galleries will be a showing of the pic
tures of Miss Connie Fowler, formerly
of Salem and now on the faculty of Al
bion college in Michigan. The showing
will be up until May 9.
All of the paintings in this show have
been done since June of 1950.
Miss Fowler has had her work exhibit
ed In a number of midwest galleries, in
cluding Detroit Art institute, Grand Ra
pids Art museum, University of Michi
gan, etc., also her work was displayed In
the National Academy of Design in New
York City.
In past years, Miss Fowler has receiv
ed awards in wood engravings and wa
ter colors. Last year, she had a show
of 70 wood engravings, oils and water
colors in the Civic auditorium at Gary,
Indiana, where she was the principal
speaker at the North Indiana Art Edu
cation conference. Recently, Miss
Fowler was appointed to the board of
consultants for the Michigan State Art
Education association.
Members of Salem club of Zonta In
ternational will meet next Thursday
evening at the home of Miss Nellie
Schwab, dessert to be at 7:30 o'clock
with Mrs. Harold Larsen and Miss Janet
Bower as co-hostesses.
At the business meeting, new officeri
are to be elected.
New members announced for the club
arc Mrs. Oscar C. Christensen and Mrs.
J. Edgar Purdy.
In Everett, Wash., this week-end are
five members of Salem Zonta club, Miss
Genevieve Morgan, who is the district
governor for Zonta clubs; Miss Lena
Belle Tartar, local club president; Miss
Dorothy Pearce, district secretary; Dr.
Helen Pearce and Mrs. Harry W. Scott.
Dr. Pearce as chairman will give a
report on the international resolutions
committee, also on the international
president's message; and Mrs. Scott ia
to give a talk on club finances.
Woodburn Miss Winona Breunlnger,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Breu
nlnger of Woodburn, was wed to Douglas
Hoppe, son of Mrs. Margaret Hoppe of
Seattle, March 17 at 8 o'clock in the eve
ning at the Seaview Methodist church in
Seattle.
The bride wore a white satin wedding
gown with ovcrskirt of net which ex
tended into a train. A close fitting satin
cap held the fingertip length veil in
place and she carried a bouquet of white
carnations.
Mrs. Harold Livesay of Woodburn, sis
ter of the bride, was matron of honor
gowned in green taffeta and wearing a
green net headpiece. She carried a nose
gay of yellow roses and daffodils.
Miss Willa Jan Reese, niece of the
bridegroom, was flower girl. She wore
a gown of yellow net and carried a nose
gay of lavender daisies.
Charles Hoppe was best man for his
brother and ushers were Marvin Nore
lius and Philip Horrocks.
A reception was held in the church
following the ceremony. Serving were
Misses Ruth DcGabriele, Lorraine Bol
long, and Tiani Dudley. Miss Arlene Ro
senfield passed the guest book.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoppe are at home In
their houseboat on Portage bay at Seattle.
District No. 3, Oregon State Nurses
association, announces that Mrs. Harold
Singleton of the American Cancer so
ciety will conduct an institute between
9 a.m .and 5 p.m, Wednesday, April 25,
at the treatment building at the Oregon
State hospital. The Blinkley irrigation
technique will be discussed and demon
strated as well as other features in care
and treatment of cancer. The morning
session Is open to all nursing personnel
but the afternoon session is open only
to registered nurses of the OSNA district.