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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
Monday, April 20, 1953
Capital Women.
Edited by HABIAN LOWRI FISCHER
L.
'Round-Up'
For UO
Alumni Set
Notices are out for the first
annual "Round-up" for Salem
alumni of University of Ore
ton.
The event will be a dinner
and . program on Wednesday,
April 29, at Marion hotel, the
no-host dinner to be at 6:30
o'clock, the program at 7:30
o'clock. All alumni, UO par
ents and friends are invited.
Five faculty members from
UO will be here to give talks,
the grqup Including Dean Wil
liam C. Jones, dean of admin
istration; Dean James H. Gil
bert, emeritus professor of
economics; George Hopkins of
the school of .music faculty;
Dr. . G. Ebbighausen, asso
ciate professor of physics; Len
Casanova, football coach.
. William H. Hammond,
alumni director for Marion
county In the UO group, la In
charge of the "Round-up."
.
Box Social to Be
On Tuesday Evening
A box social Is planned for
Tuesday by the Esther Little
and Margaret Mead Tri-Y
groups, Misses Sharon Howe
and Moreen Nelson in charge.
Guests will be members of Ar
thur Cotton, A. A. Stagg and
Claude Kells HI-Y groups who
will bid for the lunches,
1 The party will be at the home
of Miss Janet Kirk, adviser for
Margaret Mead Tri-Y, dancing
to follow the social. Mrs. Ron
ald Jones, Jr., Is adviser to the
Esther Little group. Those at
tending will meet in front of
the Y for transportation to the
' Kirk home.
Girl Scouts Day '
Camp Being Set Up
Salem District Girl Scouts
day camp is being planned.
The camp will be at the same
lite as last year Crestwood
Acres. It will be June 8-19
on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays.
The camp committee, head
ad by Mrs. Ivan Curl, is busy
reviewing the needs of camp,
both in physical aspects and
the phase of staff. Applica
tions for positions on the camp
staff are now being received.
All leaders, assistant lead
ers, committee members or
any interested adults are asked
to contact Mrs. Curl at 8-9968.
Day camp training will be
given after the staff is filled.
College Chorus
To Sing Here
Marylhurst college chorus,
assisted by soloists of the
Marylhurst music department,
will be presented in concert
in the . Parrlsh Junior high
school auditorium in Salem on
Tuesday evening, April 28.
The program, scheduled to be
gin at 8:15, is being sponsored
by St. . Joseph's Catholic
church.
The Marylhurst chorus of
40 voices will open the pro
gram - with choice choral
works of the 17th and 18th
centuries. Further offerings
will Include a group of Ameri
cana.
Miss Grace Corey of Salem,
a Marylhurst sophomore, will
be soloist with the chorus,
Songs in folk flavor will be
sung by the Choralists, a
group of nine selected voices,
Miss Lou Stears, young composer-pianist,
whose opera,
"The Twilight Saint," will be
sung in Portland during Na
tional Music Week, will be the
first soloist to appear. She
will play Sonata No. 3 of Pro-
kofieff. Vocal soloists will be
Misses Phyllis : Corliss and
Anna Cheng, sopranos. Miss
Corliss will sing the popular
"Gavotte" from "Manon." Miss
Cheng has chosen "One Fine
Day" from "Madam Butter
fly" for her first Salem ap
pearance. Other soloists will
be Misses Betty Jean Weber,
pianist, and Claire LeMay, vio
linist.
Tickets for the concert may
be obtained at St Joseph's
church.
'
Party for Judds
On Friday Evening
Honoring Major and Mrs.
Harlan A. Judd, members of
Mrs. Judd's bridge club en
tertained with a no-host dinner
and card party Friday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd O. Scott. Major Judd
recently returned home from
Korea for a 30-day leave.
In the group at the party
were the Judds, Mr. and Mrs.
Ransom Carpenter, Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Donkin, Mr. and
Mrs. Homer G. Lyon, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. John Nichols, Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Huntley, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Nichols, and the
Scotts.
VISITORS from, Portland
over Sunday at the home of
Otto 'and Miss Frieda Muell
haupt were Mr. and Mrs,
Charles W. Olson.
Miss Croisan, Mr. 'Allen
To be Wed This Summer.
Surprise news for group of
friends attending an informal
dinner party Saturday evening
was announcement of the en.
gagement of Miss Mariann
Croisan, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Croisan of Sa
lem, to Edwin E. Allen, Eu
gene, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Allen of Cottage Grove.
The dinner was given at the
Croisan home for a group of
14. Tiny nosegays were at
each place with the announce
ment concealed in them. A
large nosegay arrangement
centered the table.
The wedding is planned for
the late summer.
Miss Croisan has been on the
faculty of Salem senior high
school for the past three years.
She is a graduate of Oregon
State college, is a member of
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
and of Salem Spinsters club.
Mr. Allen is a graduate of
University of Oregon and its
law school. He is a member
of Alpha Tau Omega social
fraternity and of Phi Beta Kap
pa scholastic honorary and of
Phi Alpha Delta legal fratern
ity. While on the campus he
was president of the Associated
Students of University of Ore
gon, also president of the UO
law school student body. He
Is now a member of the law
firm of Reld, Bartle and Allen
in Eugene.
Shower for
Mrs. Goode
Republican Group
Meets This Week
Several Oregon women will
be in Washington, D.C., to
take in the conference for re
publican women leaders from
the 48 states on April 23-24.
Miss Bertha E. Adkins, Salis
bury, Md., assistant . to the
chairman of the republican
national committee, in charge
of women's activities, heads
the organization for the plan
ning of the conference.
President Dwlght D. Eisen
hower and cabinet and con
gressional spokesmen will be
on the program.
Delegates from Oregon in
clude Mrs. Marshall Cornett,
Klamath Falls, republican na
tional commltteewoman from
Oregon; Mrs. James W. Mott,
Salem, vice-chairman of the
republican state central com
mittee '(who will be unable to
attend), and 18 other women
from all parts of the state.
DANCING followed the no-
host dinner for the Encamp
ment and Ladies Encampment
auxiliary Friday evening. A
refreshment committee was
named for the May 1 meeting
and serving will be Mrs.
Charley Neubauer, Mrs. Hazel
Glbbs and Mrs. Laura Stockton.
INVITATIONS are out for
a May day coffee lor which
Mrs. William H. Hammond and
Mrs. Garlen Simpson are to
entertain on Friday, May 1,
at the Hammond residence on
Falrmount Hill.
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Trinity Chapter
Escorted to the east at Trln
ity chapter, Order of Eastern
Star, Friday evening were Rex
Hartley, past grand patron;
Herman Johnston, grand senti
nel; and Mrs. Rex Hartley,
representative to the province
of Ontario.
Visiting matrons and pa
irons present for friendship
night activities included Mr.
and Mrs. Karl.Wipper of Vic
toria chapter, Turner; Mr. and
Mrs. Gall Wegenroth of Ever
green chapter, Woodburn;
Mrs. Mildred Thurston and Er-
wln Wright of Euclid chap
ter, Jefferson; Mrs. Paul Grie-
benow and Paul Bramble of
Chadwlck chapter, Salem; Mrs.
Eire Crowell of Willamette
chapter, Shedd. -
Mrs. H. D. Kortemeyer made
arrangements for refresh
ments, Mrs. Robert Pattison.
Mrs. Norman Shaw, Mrs. N.
Edward Shaw, , Mr. and Mr
William Ensinger and Guy
Newgent assisting.
Social afternoon club of
Trinity chapter will meet on
Friday with Mrs. Harold
Lamb, 885 Forest Hilli way,
at 1 o clock.
MAJOR WILLIAM M. SAN-
FORD was the guest of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rex
Sanford, over the week-end.
Major Sanford returned early
in March from a tour duty of
31 months in Japan with the
air force S14th T.C.G.M. He is
now stationed at Moses Lake
air base in Washington.
A shower was given recent
ly at the borne of Herbert
Hansen, Jr., on Duncan avenue
in honor of Mrs. Wayne Goode
(Bonnie Stoller). Those as
sisting Mrs. Hansen were
Mrs. Jerry Archer, Mrs. Rob
ert Gwynn and Mr. Will Han
sen. .
Guests present were Mes-
dames Reese John, Elton
Smith, Donald Jaquet, Robert
Llerraan, Jesse Walter, Osee
Burgess, William Hulst, Cecil
Howe, Dale Howe, Herbert
Hansen, Sr., Laddie Kurcea,
Helen Emmert, Lois Peterson,
Fred Ortman, Davis Williams,
Alma Williams, James Goode,
Emory Goode, Earl Page, Phil
lip McHarness, Paul Barham,
Russell Proudflt, Will Legg,
Misses Mary Rich, Yvonne
Goode, Joanne Walter, Maryln
Herring, Genevlenne Smith,
Nellie Howe, Jackie Bretz,
Betty Batter, Elaine Black
well. Student Recital
This Monday Evening
Oregon Music Teachers assoc
iation of Salem will present the
April recital Monday at 7:45
p.m. at the Stone Piano com
pany.
Pupils to be presented are
Linda Bates, Susan Bennett,
Douglas Simmons, Sharon Carr,
Ann Haworth, Jean Haworth,
Loree King, Shirley Plerpont,
Carolyn Adams, Celeste Hen
nies, Deanna Parsons, Julette
Sather, Nancy Teague, Judy
Deacon, Mary Ellen McClery,
Judy Barry, Kay Bergland.
Teachers presenting pupils
are Lois Plummer Schmidt,
Gladys Blue, Mrs. Mary Ktely,
Mrs. Margaret Rawlins, Mrs.
Harvey Gibbens, Miss Margaret
Hogg, Mrs. Leila Lee, Mrs. Ber-
niece M. East, Mrs. P. F. Thom
as, Mrs. Jack Morrison, Mrs.
E. Donald Jessop, Miss Ruth
Bedford, Mrs. David Eason,
Charles Hargrave, Mrs. Fern
Craven, Mrs. Jean Hobson
Rich.
MEETING Wednesday eve
ning will be the newly organ
ized chapter of Epsilon Sigma
Alpha sorority, at the home of
Mrs. Neil Boehmer, the meet
ing to be at 8 o'clock.
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Party Feted
Honoring Miss Darlene Ivie,
bride-elect of Ivan Wells, a
party and shower were given
Thursday evening by Mrs. Zeta
Knlttle at her home.
A group of 40 friends attend
ed the shower and party.
Miss Ivle and Mr. Wells are
to be married on June 28, the
ceremony to be solemnized In
the 1 F i r s t Congregational
church.
The bride-elect is the daugh
ter of Dr. and Mrs. Floyd Ivie
and Mr. Wells is the son of
Mr. and' Mrs. Vern Wells.
Amaranth Event
Prizes were awarded for the
most unusual costumes at the
hard times party given by
Hanna Rosa court, Order of
Amaranth, Saturday evening.
Cummings Reld won first
place, runners-up being Mrs.
Frank Bishop, Mrs. Ed Owen
and Miss Shirley Reid.
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