Capital journal., June 21, 1951, Image 6

Capital Women
Edited by MARIAN LOWRY FISCHER
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6 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Thursday, June 21, 1951
Soroptimists
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Officers
Spinsters
Dance to Be
On July 7
Because of many other events
slated for the evening of June 30
the Spinsters club has changed
the date of its terrace dance to
July 7. The party will be at the
Walter Kirk home.
The club met last evening at
the home of Miss Marjorie Tho
mas with Miss Joan Voigt and
Miss Barbara Sundet as co-hostesses.
Plans were discussed for pos
sible new projects. It was also
announced that the patronesses
of the group are planning a mid
summer benefit for the club.
Next meeting for Spinsters
will be July 9 at the Ralph H.
Cooley home with Mrs. John P.
Maulding, Miss Mariann Croisan
and Mrs. Robert Steeves as the
hostesses.
GUESTS of Mrs. H. H. Chart
ton until the first of July are
Mr. and Mrs. Lee H. Hanson of
Los Angeles. Mrs. Hanson is
the former Maybelle Propp who
lived in Salem for a time and
attended schools here.
AN INFORMAL house party
will be held at the home of
Mrs. Beth Fry for her house
guest, Miss Dorothy Dalmatian
on Thursday. Refreshments will
be served to Invited guests and
entertainment will be furnish
ed by the B.C. Co-eds.
Going to Camp
Several Salem girls will be
going to the one-week session of
the Santiam area Girl Scouts
summer camp at Smith Creek
starting June 24.
Going from Salem will be
Judy Wood, Ann Cates, Janice
Brakeley,' Marcia Hewitt, Linda
Lee Ramage, Barbara Smith and
from Woodburn, Patsy Ann
French.
Sunday Event
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Batterman
have invited a large group of
friends for an open house at
their Morningside home, Sun
day, the occasion marking the
couple's 23rd wedding anniver
sary. Friends have been invited
to call between 3 and 7 o'clock.
Assisting the hosts will be Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Ritchie, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. William While, Mr. and
Mrs. Garlen Simpson, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Polls.
Is Bridc-clcct - Miss Bev
erly Claire Landon, daughter
of Mr and Mrs. F. B. Landon,
has announced her engage
ment to James Francis Brazie,
son of Mr and Mrs. Donald
Brazie. (Jesten-Miller studio
picture)
Auxiliary
Installation
Installation of officers for
Hollywood Lions club was con
ducted at the meeting of the
group Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. James Tindall.
Mrs. Carl Lindstrom was
chairman for arranging the in
stallation. Mrs. Robert Hanna
installed the following officers:
Mrs. J. L. Batdorf, president;
Mrs. Cecil Lantz, first vice presi
dent; Mrs. Archie Elliott, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Alfred
Williams, secretary; Mrs. O. M.
Engdahl, treasurer. A gift was
presented Mrs. P. W. Hale, out
going president.
Mrs. Alfred Williams was
chairman for the program, pre
senting some of the Civic Play
ers who put on a short play.
Reports were given on the re
cent state convention at Baker
when Mrs. A. J. Crose of the
Hollywood auxiliary was elect
ed state president. Mrs. J. L. Bat
dorf, Mrs. Carl Lindstrom and
Mrs. James Tindall gave the re
ports. Hostesses for the meeting were
Mrs. Carl Gies, Mrs. Vern Boone
and Mrs. James Wilson. The
meeting was the last until Sep
tember, MR. AND MRS. Clark C. Mc
Call returned Tuesday from a
few days' trip to Weiscr, Payette
Lakes and Boise, Idaho.
Boots and Spurs T
By GRAHAM SHARKEY
Mr. and Mrs. Ervln Ward
gave the saddle clubbers one of
the most hilarious programs of
the year at the fun night last
week. Ella Drukce with her
floppy hat and king-size over
alls, Al Inglls as an undertaker
with his tuxedo, bathing cap
and dark glasses were prize win
ners for tlieir costumes and man
ners. This was a hard times party
but it can be overdone when,
with the efforts of yourself and
horse, you win the prize is a
a stick of gum and in the club
room afterwards dry crusts of
bread, cull strawberries and cof
fee made from two coffee beans
were served. This was followed,
however, by big helpings of fresh
strawberry topping on ice cream
along with coffee and cake to ov
ercome the hardtime theme of
the party.
This past week-end most of the
riding members of the club were
trailing their horses to the soulli
entrance of the Silver Creek falls
area where an abandoned farm
had been turned over fur head
quarters for tlieir first overnight
trail ride. Saturday afternoon
the riders followed the lookout
trail to Eagle mountain and upon
return to camp completed their
ideas on digging In after which
dinner was served. It was a
typical cowboy meal with every
thing on a plate and the oppor
tunity for second helpings.
As darkness fell the group
moved Inside and with the aid
of Andy Neliton and his pal, Mc
Millin a square dance was organ
ized with Bert Bilycu as caller.
The next morning the trail took
them to the edge of the old Ma
Ihcny homestead and then back
over part of the trail that was
used the day before.
More than 40 members with
16 trailers made the trip and
credit goes to President Glenn
Conklin for the arrangements.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Wil
lis Clark and their niece, Ted
dy MeKinney, Bert Bilycu, Ber
niee Summers, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Kellogg, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Stangoby, and their boys,
Bruce and Roy, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Conklin and their
daughters, Sheila and Sandra,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lindeman
and son, Mike. Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Seamsler and Judy, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Murray, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Karr and their chil
dren, David. Laura and the
lillle girl, Mr. and Mrs. O. D.
Youngquist and son Mike, Mr.
and Mrs. Kred Anunsen. Dr. and
Mrs. Fred Ellis. Dun Kuhl. Bob
McGilvra, Buck Rosso, Fred
Laurence. Ken Koppinger, Mr. -
and Mrs. Sherman Bostrack and!
children, Roy and Barbara, Gla-
dys Zell, Ella Durkoe, Art Mar-j
tin, Rod Hofstetter. Howard
Stephens, Dick Fortmlller, i
Frank Crail, Harry Conklin, j
Mrs. Ann Bjorg, Jean Smith, I
Claude Copeland and Mr. and
Mrs. Graham Sharkey.
Salem Soroptimists gathered
at the American Legion club for
a formal dinner and annual in
stallation of officers, Monday
evening.
Guests attended from the Mc-
Minnville, Hood River, Baker
and Portland clubs, and visitors
also were present from Erie,
Pa. and Santa Fe, N.M. Mrs.
Lloyd Myers, new president of
the Pacific Northwest Council of
Credit Women's clubs, District
No. 10, and Miss Beverly Hart
zell, presidentof the Salem
Credit Women's Breakfast club,
also were guests.
New officers Installed include:
Mrs. Leo Johnson, president
Mrs. Donald Reinke, vice presi
dent; Miss Mary Brady, treasur
er; Mrs. E. H. Kennedy, corres
ponding secretary; Mrs. E. A,
Guenthner, recording secretary;
Mrs. Terese Hanks, board member.
Two new members inducted
are Mrs. M. D. Fidler and Mrs.
Marjorie Charboneau.
For the music, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Naff sang; the trio from
the Arthur's Health studio sang
and Mrs. James C. Stone played
flute numbers, accompanied by
miss Alice crary Brown.
MRS. RUTH HERNDON will
be in Tillamook on Saturday to
attend a reception to be given
by Mrs. David A. DeCook and
her sister, Mrs. L. E. Heinze, the
affair to honor Ensign and Mrs.
David Walpole DeCook (Mary
Iou Herndon), who were mar
ried here Monday evening.
MISS PATRICIA GORDON,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ralph
Gordon, left the first of the week
to visit relatives in Central City,
Neb. She will spend most of the
time at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. W. G. Sampson.
Housewarming Due
A group of friends is plan
nip a housewarming for Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Kirk at their
new home in Morningside for
jiext Sunday. Members of Mrs.
Kirk's bridge club have ar
ranged the party. A buffet sup
per is planned for 5 o'clock, the
hostesses including Mrs. Brazier
C. Small, Mrs. Karl Becke, Mrs.
H. G. Maison, Mrs. Edgar T.
Pierce. Mrs. Ralph S. Hamilton,
Mrs. Kenneth Bell, Mrs. Ronald
E. Jones, Mrs. F. W. Poorman.
Go to Festival
Among those to be at Sandy
this Friday and Saturday for
the annual strawberry festival
there will be Secretary of State
and Mrs. Earl T. Newbry.
The Newbrys spent the week
end at their home in southern
Oregon. Their daughter, Miss
Shirlce Newbry, entertained a
group of college friends over
the week-end, the group includ
ing Miss Juanita McCurdy of
Salem. Miss Newbry is remain
ing at Ashland for the summer.
Later, in early July, Mrs. New
bry plans to go south, she and
the daughter to spend the sum
mer at their summer home at
Lake of the Woods.
Meeting Friday
The social club for Trinity
chapter. Order of Eastern Star,
is meeting Friday for a lunch
eon at noon in the West Salem
City hall. On the committee arc
Mrs. H. H. Charlton, Mrs. J. B.
Avison, Mrs. Hazel Anderson
and Mrs. Harry Phillips.
HERE over Wednesday from
Portland were Mrs. Robert
Ricdcr and children, Necna and
Robin, guests at the home of
Mrs. Rieder's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Valter H. Smith. While
here Necna observed her sev
enth birthday anniversary.
AT THE WEEKLY day for
the Oak Knoll Ladies Golf club,
Wednesday, blind bogie was the
plav, low scores going to Mrs.
William W. Wood, Mrs. Robert
Kralicck and Mrs. A. J. Cleveland.
Lebanon Announcement
has been made of the engage
ment of Miss Vera Louise
Vawter, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George Vawter of Water
loo, to Earl B. Churchill of
Eugene. The wedding is to be
in the late summer.
Plans Informal Tea
Mrs. R. E. Jackson is arrang
ing an informal tea Saturday
afternoon for her future daugh.
ter-in-law, Miss Gladys Marie
Young of Monmouth. Miss
Young will be wed to Ralph H.
Jackson, June 29, at the Chris
tian church in Monmouth.
Friends are invited to greet
Miss Young between 3 and 5
o'clock Saturday at the Jackson
home. In the receiving line will
be Miss Young and her mother,
Mrs. H. W. Young, Mrs. Jack
son and her daughter. Miss
Barbara Jackson.
DR. AND MRS. FRANK SIS-
LER leave Salem this week to
make their temporary home in
Topeka, Kansas. They are driv
ing east. At Topeka, Dr. Sisler
has been appointed to a fellow
ship in psychology at the Men
ninger Foundation School of
Psychology. For the past two and
one-half years Dr. Sisler has
been on the medical staff at the
Oregon State hospital and Mrs.
Sisler has been with the eye, ear,
nose and throat clinic.
HOSTESS to her bridge club
for luncheon and afternoon of
cards, Friday, will be Mrs. Les
ter Pearmine.
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Open every nite 'till 9 P.M. Sundays 9 to 6 P.M.
New President Installed
recently as president of the
Silverton Business and Pro
fessional Women's club for the
coming year was Mrs Ernest
R. Ekinan, above. Mrs. Ekman
also has been prominent in the
Lions club auxiliary and the
American Legion auxiliary.
Miss Mi Her
Entertained
Mrs. Walter L. Spaulding has
attended several affairs given re
cently to honor her niece, Miss
Barbara Miller.
Miss Miller is to be married
this coming Sunday to Raymond
Duncan McCoy of Salem.
On Tuesday of this week, Mrs.
J. Cyril Lowet was hostess for
a large tea, a mother and daugh
ter affair, at her home in Gre
sham to honor Miss Miller. Mrs
Spaulding was among those
pouring.
Mrs. Zaden Callister enter.
tained recently at her home In
Portland at a shower for Miss
Miller. Mrs. David Bristow was
hostess at her home in Gresham
at another shower for the bride-
elect.
The wedding rehearsal dinner
is to be Saturday evening at the
home of Miss Miller's father,
uiay Miller.
Circle Event
Silverton Mrs. Pearl Porter,
program chariman of the Sarah
Adams circle, presented "Health
in the Philippine Islands " as dis
cussion topic at the Tuesday
afternoon meeting of the Wom
an's Society of Christian Service
in the Methodist cuhrch social
rooms, Mrs. Ida Palmer directed
devotions.
Mrs. Lawrence L i e r m a n
WSCS president, presented a
number of projects for discus
sion that might be promoted
during the ensuing church year.
The next regular meeting of
the society will be at the church
parlors the evening of the third
Tuesday in July.
Making up the unit personnel
of the WSCS are six circles,
Martha circle, the president,
Mrs. Lewis Melbye; Mary Eli
zabeth, Mrs. B. Karlson, presi
dent; Mirian, Mrs. James Jones,
president; Ellen, Mrs. Douglas
Harrell, president; Esther, Mrs.
Murl Anderson, president; and
Sarah Adams, Mrs. Pearl Por
ter, president.
Mrs. Lawrence Lierman is en
tertaining at her home Monday
evening at 1533 Pine street for
officers training. Mrs. Albert
Grinde and Mrs. T. R. Hobart,
past presidents of the WSCS to
serve as instructors. The meet
ing is called for 8 o'clock.
SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs.
E. T. Tof te and son, Ronald, left
Sunday for their planned new
residential location at Kalaspel,
Montana, where Mr. Tofte will
go into business there. The
Tofte property on Adams street
has been leased to their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Gehrig.
Organize Club
Silverton On the occasion of
the neighbors of Mrs. Elmer
McColly arranging a Saturday
afternoon housewarming for
the newly remodeled home of
the McCollys, the guests or
ganized a South Water street
neighborhood club. The next
meeting is to be at the home of
the W. P. Manns, Wednesday
afternoon, July 11, in a charter
member organizational session.
Present were Mrs. Arthur Dod-
son, Mrs. W. P. Mann, Mrs. Wen
dell Berger, Mrs. Harry Vince,
Mrs. Clyde Verbeck, Mrs. Leo
nard Hudson, Mrs. John Botten,
Mrs. John Ellings and daughter,
Mavis, Mrs. William Arthur,
Mrs. Lewis Melbye, Mrs. Loren
Bushnell, Mrs. George Dennis,
Mr.s Charles Bascue, Mrs. Al
len Gribble and the hostesses,
Mrs. McColly and her daughter,
Miss Edna McColly.
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Governor's Birthday
Honoring Governor Douglas
McKay on his birthday anniver
sary, Sunday, Mrs. McKay is
entertaining at a family dinner.
In the group will be the Mc
Kays' sons-in-law and daugh
ters, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Had
ley and Mr. and Mrs. Lester D.
Green, and their families; Mrs.
McKay's sister, Miss Mae Hill of
Portland, her brothers-in-law
and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Kelly of Portland and Mr.
and Mrs. Ludwig Freier of Os
wego, and a nephew and niece,
Mr. ' and Mrs. Roy Radke of
Portland.
SALEM chapter, Order of
Eastern Star, is meeting Satur
day evening at 8 o'clock in the
Masonic temple. Following the
meeting there will be dancing
and cards. Reports from grand
chapter will also be given.
MRS. RICHARD SLATER was
in Eugene Thursday to attend a
shower to be given there for her
future daughter-in-law, Miss Au
drey Gatewood. The party is be
ing given by the bride-elect's
aunt, Mrs. Clyde Pendleton. The
wedding of Miss Gatewood and
Jack P. Slater is to take place
on June 30.
FIDELIS class of the Jason
Lee Methodist church is meeting
for a picnic Saturday night at
7 o'clock at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Nystrom on Milton
road. '
THE AUXILIARY 'of the Mili
tary Order of the Purple Heart
is to meet in special session Fri
day at 8 p.m. at the home of
Mrs. George Quesseth, 1040
North Cottage.
Chapter's
Guest Tea
Members of Chapter BC of
P.E.O. Sisterhood entertained
with a guest day tea Tuesday
afternoon at the country home
of Mrs. Burton A. Myers, the
affair being between 2:30 and
4:30 o'clock.
A program was given out on
the terrace and tea was served
inside. Mrs. Charles Layport,
chapter president poured. The
tea table was set with a gold
cloth and a silver bowl with
pihk, white and yellow blooms.
Mrs. Arthur Bates and Mrs.
Lynn Switzcr assisted Mrs.
Myers.
The chapter is through with
regular meetings until fall, the
group to gather for a special
event on the evening of July
5 at the home of Mrs. Layport.
HOME FORM a week in Vic
toria, B.C. are Mr. and Mrs. E.
J. Scellars. They attended the
Oregon Mutual Insurance com
pany event held at the Empress
hotel.
Also attending the meeting
from Salem were Mr. and Mrs.
Sid Rising, who will return on
Friday; Dr. and Mrs. G. Herbert
Smith, who also will be home
late Friday; and William Walton.
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