THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Salem, Oregon
Monday. January 11, 1954
Capital Women
Edited ky HAJUAN LOWBT FISCHEB
Miss Real,
Mr. Brock
Engaged
Among the latest to Join the
ranks of bridet-eleet ii MUs Caro
lyn Real, who hu told of her be
trothal to Harland Dal Brock.
The bride-elect it the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Real
and Mr. Brock 1 the ton of Mr.
and Mr. Harland G. Brock.
Miu Real attended University
of Washington and in February
will enter Willamef university
for the nrini semester ai a
ophomero. She is a member of
Alpha omricon Pi society. -
Mr. Brock is a junior at Wil
lamette university.
No date is set for the wedding.
Church Group Sets
Meeting on Thursday
Christian Women's Fellowship's
general meeting will be at 11
o'clock Thursday, January 21 at
the First Christian church. The
. hour-long progam if entitled "It
Didn't Just Happen," to observe
th ISth anniversary of World Call
magazine, th magazine of the
brotherhood which deal with mis
nonary news. .
Mrs. J. C. Perry, a member, will
display copies of World Call maga
. tines dating from May, 1921, and
this meeting will also be the con
clusion of the World Call song con
test, with the presentation of th
thre winning songs and awarding
of priie.
Then will be a sack lunch at
noon, followed by the business
meeting at 1 o'clock.
A nursery will b provided tor
th ntir time.
Co-ed's Betrothal
Told at Sorority
Mr. and Mr. J. Ralph
Brown of Portland announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Mis Maxine Brown,
to John Kent, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul H. Kent of San
Carlos, Calif.
Announcement was made at
th PI Beta Phi house at Wil
lamette university where Miu
Brown is a sophomor major
ing in home economics.
Mr. Kent also attends Wll
Shower for
Mrs. Tunnel I
Mrs. Ray Tunnel was honor
guest for a party and shower giv
en at the home of Mr. Andrm
Aronson Friday evening. Mrs. lamette university, wher ah is
Merl Curtis and Mrs. Raymond ! affiliated with Delta Gamma sor-
Engagement
Told at
Sorority
Mr. and Mr. Roy Sundstrom
of Montesano, Wash., announc
th engagement of their daugh
ter, Miu Patricia Ann Sund
strom, to James R. Ellis, son of
Mr. sad Mr. Clarene Elba of
Salem.
Miu Sundstrom attended WU-
Curtis were co-hostesses.
Feting Mrs. Tunnell were Mrs.
Don Waller, Mr. Zackary Schnell
Mrs. G. D. Baker, Mrs. Harold
Hastetler, Mrs. Paulina Gaub,
Mrs. Grace Curtis, Mrs. Warren
Paynter, Mrs. Charles Klopp, Mrs.
Vernon Lund, Mrs. Gerald Curtis,
Mrs. Orville Preville, Mrs. Wal
ter McDonald, Mrs. Louie Tun
nell, Mrs. HoDert Miller. Mrs.
Toby Aronson, Mrs. Jerry Klein,
Miu Norma Jean Curtis, Miu
Shirley Curtis. Miu Delores Cur
tis, Miu Beverly Rankin, Miu
Joreen McDonald, Misses Nancy
curns, Marilyn Curtis.
THIMBLE CLUB, Neighbor of
Woodcraft, plans to meet with
Mrs. 0. L. Scott for a no-host
luncheon on Thursday at 12:30
p.m. a meeting will follow.
Installation for
Theta Rho Girls
New officers were Installed at
the meeting of Beta Iota of
TheU Rho Girls last week. Miu
Judy Bsncroft, past president
was installing officer, assisted by
Miu Patricia Schroyer. oast nrea-
idenL Those installed Include:
Miu Jeanne Rich, president;
Miu Llla Daily, vice president;
Miu Judy West, recording sec
retary; Miu Donna McClure, fi
nancial secretary; Miu Leda
Rowe, treasurer: Miu Emaine
McDanlels, warden; Miu Diane
Rich, conductor; Miss Anita Wag
ner, chaplain; Miu Patricia
Schroyer, right supporter to pre-
idem; miu Georgia Kyle, first
herald: Miu Joyce Mennit. sec
ond herald; Miu Glenda Scher-
rick, third herald: Miu Diane
Claggett. fourth herald: Miu
Loretta Temple, marshal; Miu
Leslie Cline, musician: Miu Fran
ce Finch, left lupporer to pres
ident; miu Nancy Harritt, right
supporter to vice president; Miu
Joanne Singer, inside guardian;
Miu Beverly Ready, outside
guardian.
Plans were made for a skating
party on January 28. V program
wu presented, featuring Rex
Peterson in a comic ballet and
Miu Patricia Whelan in a Up
dance. Refreshments were served
later.
lamette and la a member of
Phi Delta Theu. He is a iu- Chapter Officers
uunii ui winner
major.
The wedding la planned for
next fall. -
Betrothal Told
Mr. and Mrs. C L. Van de
Wlele of St Paul have announced
the engagement of their daugh
ter, Miu Joanne Van de Wlele,
to Richard Kirk, eon of Mr. and
Mrs. Lester J. Kirk. AU are of
St. Paul.
No date Is set for the wedding.
Mr. Kirk recently was discharged
from the service and is a veteran
of th Korean war.
CHI OMEGA alumnae are
meeting Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock at the chapter house on
the Willamette university camp
us. Mrs. Reinnld Anderson and
Mrs. Eatel Brown are eo-hoatosscs
for th meeting.
ority and BeU Alpha Gamma,
sophmore women's honorary. She
la now attending Oregon College
of Education.
Mr. Ellis is a graduate of Wil
lamette university, and ia a
member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
He ia now attending the college
of law at Willamette.
An August wedding Is planned.
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Coming Activities
Of Society Planned
Members of the AlUr society
of St. Vincent de Paul's Catholic
church met last week. Several
activities were planned for the
coming weeks. These will include
a series of quilting; th semi
monthly sewing meetings; a Sun
day night supper in the parish
dining room; and a noon lunch
eon followed by catdt. Also
planned was a rummage aale to
be over Greenbaum'a, on Feb
ruary 10, Mrs. C. J. Stupfel and
Mrs. B. F. Dimeter being the
committee in charge.
Mrs. George Grucballa is pres
ident of the organization, and
the refreshment committee far
the January meeting waa Mrs.
Clarence Williams, Mrs. Ed Pay-
teno and Mrs. A. Fontanini.
In charge of refreshments and
entertainment at the nevt meet
ing will be Mrs. Georgia Kep-
pinger, Mrs. HenrietU McAdams,
and Mrs. Chris Johnson.
Woodburn BPW
Club Entertained
Woodburn The monthly
buslneu meeting of the Wood-
burn Busineu and Professional
Women's club was Thursday
night at the library. Announce
ment was made of the state board
meeting to be at the Heathman
hotel in Portland, Janaury 23 and
24.
A letter waa read from the
Woodburn Woman's club con
cerning the possibility of re-In
stating the study of art and for
eign languages at the Woodburn
high school The club went on
record as favoring the effort
The aum of $21 40 was report
ed ss net proceeds of the recent
tood ule. It was voted to donate
$10 to the polio fund.
RefreshmenU were served by
the finance committee which in
cludea Mrs. J. A. Evans, chair
man, Mrs. Walter Miller. Mrs,
WOODBURN Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sam Smith, Mra. Frank Wiese
Thompson. . worthy matron' and
worthy patron of Evergreen chap
ter no. 41, order of toe Eastern
SUr, entertained the new officers
of the chapter at dinner Thursday
evening at the Masonic temple.
preceding the first practice meet
ing
Covers were plared for the hosts
and Mrs. Dorothy Garren, Arthur
M. Burt, Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Peter
son, Mrs. Kenneth Thompson, Mrs.
Arthur P. Clark, Mrs. Percy Seely,
Mrs. Lester Keller. Mrs. Layman
Baird, Mra. Lester Henn. Mrs.
Howard Leighty, Mrs. Russell
Hurlbert, Mrs. John Srhmid, and
Mrs. Henry Johnson.
Additional guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Gail Wencenroth. retiring
worthy matron and worthy patron
of Evergreen chapter, and 1ter
E. Keller. Mrs. Philip LaBarr and
Mra. C. K. McNary served.
and Miss Hildegarde Dierkhising.
rne next meeting will be a so
cial on January 21 at the libary
wita in iinanc committee in
charge.
Amaranth Party
Hanna Rosa court. Order of the
Amaranth, plans a party for next
Saturday evening at o'clock at
the Masonic temple. There will be
cards and dancing, and "secret
pals" will be revealed. Mr. and
Mrs. Wendell Willmarth are
chairmen of the committee for
the evening.
TRINITY CHAPTER. Order of
Eastern SUr, will honor the ju
nior past matron and patron, Mrs.
Harry Charlton and Harry L. Mil
ler on Friday night ai the group's
meeting at the West Salem city
building.
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Married Recently Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Toepfer (Zola Mae
Vander V orate) were married in the bite fall. (McEwan studio
picture)
Installation for
Encampment Auxiliary
On Friday night, the Ladies
Encampment auxiliary sUged in-
sullation at the IOOF temple.
District deputy, Miu Wilda Sieg
mund, with the help of the Wil
lamette encampment, insUlled
officers.
The InsUlling team included
the following:
William Beard deputy grand
junior warder.;- Arthur Tucker,
deputy grand senior warden;
George Naderman, deputy grand
high priest; Lawrence McClure,
deputy grand scribe; Raymond
Webb, deputy grand treasurer;
Gus Erickson, deputy grand in
side sentinel.
The elective officer InsUlled
were: Mrs. Clarence Townsend,
Junior past chief matriarch; Mrs.
Lynn Hill, chief matriarch; Mrs.
Fred Shafer, senior warden: Mrs.
Lora Graves, high priestess: Mrs.
Charley Neubauer, junior war
den; Mrs. Walter Larsen, scribe;
Mrs. Joseph Jackson, treasurer.
The appointive officer who
were InsUlled are Mis. Floyd
West, guide; Mr. Grover Pome-
roy, inside sentinel; Miu Wilda
Slegmund, outside sentinel; Mrs.
Clarence Kimble, musician: Mrs.
Raymond Webb, first watch; Mrs. ,
William Gardner, second watch;
Mrs. Ray Pease, third watch; Mrs. I
Glen Scherick, fourth watch; Mrs. j
William Cladek, first guard of
tent; Mrs. Morris Townsend, sec
ond guard of tent: Mrs. Victoria
Stiffler, third guard of tent; Mrs.
Howard Hunsaker, fourth guard
of tent
After Installation refreshments
were served by Willamette encampment
LAUREL Social Hour club is
meeting Tuesday, dessert to be
at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Mra.
A. J. Beckman, 1285 Westwood
Drive. Mrs. W. H. Zimmerman ia
co-hostess.
Knights Honored
On 50th Anniversary
Lebanon Mr. and Mrs. J. War
ren Knight observed their gold
en wedding anniversary on De
cember 23 at their home. Rela
tive and friend called during
afternoon and evening open
house hour.
The KnighU were married De
cember 23, 1903, in Wisconsin,
moving to Oregon 11 years ago.
They came here from Coos Bay
in 1945.
Assisting in serving were Mrs.
Charles Dennis, daughter, and
Mrs. Robert Arnold, granddaugh
ter. Their four children are Lowell
of Detroit, Mich., Leonard, Glen
dale, Calif., Mrs, Luther Dodwell,
Bismarck, N. D., and Mrs. Charles
Dennis, Coos Bay. There are 14
grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
AccentClub
In National
Organization
Accent club, a local organization
of war brides, announce it is now
a chapter of Cosmopolitan Asso
ciate, Inc., a national group for
war brides. Th group ber will
be known as Accent chapter.
Cosmopolitan Associates, Inc.,
have their headquarters in New
ark. N.J.. and on of their major
projecu is chartering of planes
to take members back to their
homelands on rates. The group
also promotes social activities for
members in chapters throughout
the country.
Local women Interested in af
filiating may call either Mrs. W. A.
Smith, 44397, or Mrs. Jack Wil
liams. 43864.
Mrs. Bossen Is
Feted at Party
Mrs. 'Alfred Domogslla enter
Uined at her North 24th street
borne Thursday night in honor of
Mrs. Merle Bossen, (Emilie Gill)
bride of December 31. Mrs. Ro
bert Jungling was the auisting
hostess.
Honoring Mrs. Bossen were
Mrs. Ed Lambert, Mrs. Carroll
Weeks, Mrs. Arthur Young, Mrs.
Verne Hasbrook, Miss Donna
Ewing, Mrs. Leonard Llngenfet
ter, Mrs. Forrest Stewart. Mrs.
Joseph Thomas, Mra. Robert
Seamster, Mrs. William Greif and
Mrs. vera Klinsley.
Following the opening of the
gilts, refreshmenU were served
in the dining room.
Missionary Group
Tabitha Missionary fellowship
of the First Baptist church will
meet on Thursday at 2 o'clock
at the church. Mrs. Floyd Cook
will be the leader and Mrs. Elsie
Sim will lead devotions. Miu
Sylvia Bray, of the Child Evan
gelism fellowship, will show slide
pictures and tell of ber work in
Alaska.
Hostesses for the afternoon will
be Mrs. C. W. Brock, Mrs. Ed
Lucas and Mrs. Leo Reimann.
PAST GUARDIAN Neighbors
club. Neighbors of Woodcraft
will meet on Friday night at the
home of Miss Pearl Bairey, 1440
N. Liberty street
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Wed M yean Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Maulding. above. Sis-
verton. observed their 50th wedding anniversary, Saturday.
, The special event honoring the couple on the anniversary wu
given during th Christmas holidays when their family could
be home. (McEwan studio picture)
BROOKS-Mrs. H. H. Bosch
entertained the Brooks Sewing
club last week. Election of of
ficers resulted a follows: Presi
dent, .in. Gertrude Reed; vice
president Mr. Ruth Jensen; sec
retary, Mrs. Nona Sidebottom;
treasurer, Mrs. Fay Loomis. Plan
for new work were made. Re
freshmenU were served by tiia
hostess. Next meeting will b
February 4.
ALPHA PSI .hipter of BeU Sig
ma Phi is to meet Wednesday eve
ning at the home of Mrs. A. J.
Becker.
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of corsages.
Roll call will be answered with
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house planu will be the horticul
tural specimens. Arrangements
will include driftwood and dried
flowers and grasses. Refresh
menU will be served by Mrs. Lela
Hugill and Mrs. Tina Owre.
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