,Tea on Monday
Party hostesses of next week include Mrs.
Arthur A. Athcrton and Mrs. Ervin I Peter-
son who are to entertain at a Valentine, tea
on Monday afternoon at the Atherton home.
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A large group of guests has been bidden
to call between 1 and S p.m. - .
Pouring will be Mrs. Carl W. Emmons, .
Mrs. Sidney B. Lewis, Mrs. William C. Perry
nd Mrs. Robert h. Elfstrom.
Assisting about the living room and in the '
dining room will be Mrs. Marens Maltby,
Mrs. Robert Sprague, Mrs. Jason Lee, Mr.
T. Harold Tomlinson, Mrs. James Allenby,
Mrs. Herman Jochimsen, Mrs. James Arm
priest, Mrs. Bjarne Ericksen, Mrs. Roscoe
Wilson, Mrs. Robert Y. Thornton, Mrs. Jos
eph B. Felton, Mrs. Chester Loe, Mrs. Law- '
rence A. Ballmer, Mrs. Kenenth Potta, Mrs.
Francis Smith and Miss Nancy Atherton.
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The Hi-Y dance will be attended by a large group of toe high school group.
Three other candidates for the Sweetheart title are, left to right above, Miss
Rail Ashby of Harrison Elliot chapter of Hi-Y: Miss Jeannlne Graber of Abel
Gregg chapter; and Miss Mary Kay Brown of J. R. Mott chapter. The dance will
be at Crystal Gardens.
Pioneer Program
The feature of the Friday 2 o'clock meet
ing of the Salem Woman's club at the club
house will be a program on noted pioneer
women of Oregon. Miss Eleanor Stephens,
state librarian, wrote the script.
Club members portraying Oregon pioneers
will include Miss Antoinette White, Madam
Dorian; Mrs. Floyd White, Narcissus Whit
man; Mrs. Merle D. Travis, Eliza Spaulding!
Mrs. Clifford Mudd, Chleo White; Mrs. Guy
N. Hickok, Tabitha Brown; Mrs. Walter L.
Spaulding, Bethenia Adair Owen; Mrs. J. D.
Berwick, Abigail Scott Dunniway; Miss Eliza
beth Lord, Juliet Lord, her grandmother;
Mrs. Curtis Hale, Eve Emery Dye; Mrs.
Percy R. Kelly, Saidie Orr Dunbar.
Mrs. Kelly is in charge of the music for
the afternoon.
The board will meet at 1 p.m.
Laurel guild, Knight Memorial church, will
meet on Wednesday night at the home of
Mrs. Roy Harland, 4125 Rivercrest. Mrs.
Norvall Edwards, Mrs. Bernard Shanks and
Mrs. Lewis Mitchell will be assisting host
esses. Neighbors of Woodcraft will elect officers
and initiate new members on Friday night
at the monthly business meeting of the group.
The meeting will be at the Woman's club
house. Refreshments will be served by Mrs.
Jack Iglrhart. Mrs. C. B. Shaw, Mrs. Maude
Crocker and Miss Emma Peters.
On Monday, February 8. Mrs. Max L.
Clark, .Mrs. Myron F. Butler and .Mrs. Har
old M. Rud arc entertaining with a coffee
for the benefit of the Woman's guild of the
F' ! Con'.Tcgationi'.l church at the home
of Mrs. Clark, 2615 Hulscy avenue.
T .c hours arc between 10 and 12. Early
sn.vr; flowers will be used about the rooms,
cop-'' nod with suggestions of Valentine's day.
A" women of the church and friends are
b; p:; in1 itcd through the press.
Ti.o '!aiibrin Garden club will meet on
T at ('e .lames Glass home. 710 Man-
fa ' . PnmM Rasmussen. assistant county
a; cnt, will talk on dwarf fruit trees.
A large group of Salem women are busy
preparing for the annual midwinter rum
mage sale to be given by Salem General Hos
pital auxiliary next Friday and Saturday,
February 12 and 13, over Grcenbaum's.
All proceeds go to the auxiliary funds to
help in buying equipment for the hospital,
the sale being one of the major money-making
projects of the year for the group.
Mrs. Floyd L. Utter and Mrs. John R. Wood
are co-chairmen for the sale.
A benefit for funds to furnish the new
Salem YWCA plant will be the "hillbilly box
social" of the Women's auxiliary, Oregon
Association of Chiropractic Physicians, next
Saturday, February 13.
The party will be at 8 p.m. in the Four
Corners Community hall.
Mrs. P. G. Stapran and Mrs. J. A. Rom
bough are general chairmen for the benefit.
Circle mretirtcs nf the Woman's Soci
ety nl Christian Service nf the First Metho
dist church will he February 10, at' 1:15
p.m. (unless otherwise indicated). A des
sert luncheon will be served.
Circle 1, meets at the home of Mrs. Mary
Boeschen, 1411 Court street: assisting host
esses. Mrs. Sydney Hall and Mrs. I. V.
MrAfloo.
Circle 2, at the home of Mrs. Merle Tra
vis. 948 Shipping; assisting hostesses, Mrs.
E.'I'.B. Hill and Mrs. Cora Lippold.
Circle 3, at the home ol Mrs. W. A.
Jonrs, 370 Fawk; assisting hostesses, Mrs.
A' e Condra and Mrs. F. M. Starkey.
Circle 4, at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Lee,
S3i0 center street; assi-vng hostess, Mrs.
Theodore Cllakko.
Circle 5. to meet at the home of Mrs. J.
H. Turnlmll. 13fiS N. 21st: assisting host
ess. Mrs. E. E. Gilbert.
Circle 6, in the Fellowship rnrnn of the
church- hostesses, Mrs. C. It. Monk, Mrs.
C. I). Morse, Mrs. J. A. Gray.
Circle 7. at the home of Mrs. Robert An
dcron, 1830 Chillis avenue at 8 p.m.: as
sisting hostesses, Mrs. .1. H. Miller, Miss
Adeline Wilson, and Mrs. Clifford Fergu
son; devotions by Mrs. Edward TagKart.
Cirele fl. In the Carrier room of the
church at 12:15 pm.: hostesses Mrs "H
McN'Ml end f". Kd-- V.rt Ihcw will
be a nursery ior small children.
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Dance to be Friday
A white elephant sale will be featured at
the Thursday night mfceting of the Accent
chapter, Cosmopolitan Associates, Inc. Mrs.
L. E. Watson, 1190 North 24th street will be
the hostess assisted by Mrs. T. W. Goin.
Spring fashion show planned by Salem Spin
sters club has been set for March 27, the
event previously having been announced for
early April.
Mrs. Howard Mader is general chairman
for the event.
Proceeds from the show will go to the
club's project for the state school for the
blind.
The dinner meeting of the Christian
Business and Professional Women will be
Tuesday, at 6:15 p.m. at the Marion hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Turnidge, pastors at
Crawfordsville, will be the speakers. All
women are invited. Reservations are to be
telephoned to Mrs. Abbott, 3-8829 by Sun
day. PLE and F club will give a Valentine
party on Wednesday , at 6:30 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. O. C. Harris, 2581 State
street. A family no-host dinner will be
served at 6:30 p.m.
Miss Lorraine Muesey will be in charge
of refreshments for the Wednesday night
meeting of the Capital Court, Catholic
Daughters of America at the Catholic Cen
ter. Honoring Mr. and Mrs. James M. Clinton
who arc leaving next week for Manila, P.I.
to be gone a year, Mr. and Mrs. Homer G.
Lynn, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd O. Scott
are entertaining at a dinner this evening
at the Lyon home.
Another affair honoring the Clintons pre
ceding their departure will be the no-host
neighborhood supper planned on Tuesday
evening at the Archie McKillop home. As
sisting Mrs. MrKillnp in arranging the af
fair will be .Mrs. George Patterson.
In the group will be Mr. and Mrs. Clin
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. Gcr
aldinc Hawk, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bcvcr,
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Kurth, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Tomlin, Mr. and Mrs. Mirth Smith,
Mr. and Airs. A. G. Schuberg, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Browning, Allan Harmon, Mr. and
Mrs. Homer G. Lyon. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Schuberg, Mr. nd Mrs. Eric Schuberg, Mr.
and Mrs. Don McCord, Mrs. Mayme Kuhn,
Mr. and Mrs. George Patterson and Mr.
and Mrs. McKillop.
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Committees Plan for Silver Tea . . .
A tea on next week's calendar Is the annual silver one sponsored by McKinley
School Mothers club for next Thursday afternoon at the beautiful new home nf
Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. .Martin on Saginaw. In the picture above are Mrs.
Robert V. Kenix, at left, president of the club, and Mrs. F.. A. Dyek.
Four others nf the rommittee arranging the tea are shown at right in
scene in the living room at the Martin home. Left to right: Mrs, John W. Groom,
-ilnh I . ".nine. r.r'airrnrn fe- the tea; Mrs. Lyle Rae, principal of
school; Mrs. Waller E. Martin, hostess. mm
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-JIL Mothers club. The tea will be be
tween 3 and S o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Walter E. Martin, 1950 Saginaw.
Faculty of the school are to be honored
and will include Mrs. Lyle Rae, Mrs.
Charles Stingley, Mrs. Marjorie Nelson,
Miss Esther Y. Long, Mrs. Lyle Suitter,
Mrs. Joseph Chambers, Mrs. Clay Eggles
ton, Mrs. M. C. Wood, Miss Angcline Gal- '
loway, Mrs. Claude Martin, Miss Una Mae
Stoyka, Miss Lois E. Van Allen, Miss
Joanna Clemenson, Mrs. E. C. Forsythe,
Mrs. Joseph Formick.
In the receiving line will be Mrs. Martin,
Mrs. Rae and Mrs. Robert W. Fenix, presi
dent of the McKinley Mothers club.
Mrs. A. Freeman Holmer and Mrs. E. B.
Daggett will be in charge of the guest
book.
Pouring will be Mrs. Maurice H. Saffron,
Mrs. Charles W. Mills, Mrs. Joseph Cham
bers and Miss Una Mac Stoyka.
The interested public is invited to at
tend as well as all parents and friends
of the school and members of other school
mothers groups.
Mrs. Ralph L. Boone and Mrs. John W.
Groom are the co-chairman of the tea. Mrs.
Lawrence N. Brown and Mrs. Wayne Had
ley will be greeting at the door.
Mrs. Everett W. Hunter has left for New
York City preparatory to sailing for Europe
to join her husband, Everett W. Hunter, war
rant officer (jg), who is with the 12th Air
Force at Landstuhl, Germany. He has been
there since November.
A Lincoln's day tca is being planned by
Barbara Frictchie tent, Daughters of Union
Veterans, on Tuesday at the Woman's club
house between 2 and 4:30 o'clock.
Among those asked to pour will be Mrs.
Irene Lauhead, Portland, state president;
Mrs. W. A. McCoy, state musician; Mrs.
Marguerite Elliott, Nowberg and Mrs. W.
M. Persons, local president.
The table committee includes Mrs. J. F.
I'lrey, Sirs. Elmer Ray, Mrs. Don Stupka,
Mrs. Russell Langford. Mrs. Mary Hilborn
is general chairman.
.Decorating will be in patriotic colors.
A birthday party is being planned by
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Menla for their son,
Dennis Eugene's sixth birthday on Sunday.
Guests invited include Christie Brown,
Virginia, Patsy and David Unrein, Gary
Olson, Cecil Pructt, Danny Schur and Doug
las Zch.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Teaguc have re
turned from a three week business and
pleasure trip to California, Arizona and
Texas.
Chadwick chapter and Salem chapter. Or
der of Eastern Star, will entertain for the
district Star meeting on Saturday, February
13, at the Scottish Rite temple at 8 o'clock.
Hi-Y Chapters' Annual Sweetheart
Formal to be Next Friday Evening
A highlight event for the high school
group is the annual Hi-Y Sweetheart formal
ball set for next Friday evening, February
12, at Crystal Gardens. Dancing will be be
tween 9 and 12 o'clock with Harry Wcsely'i
orchestra playing.
Named during the evening will be the
Hi-Y Sweetheart for the year. The candi
dates in the running for the honor, all
high school seniors, are: Miss Opal Vaughn,
A. A. Stagg chapter; Miss Jeannine Graber,
Abel Gregg chapter; Miss Patricia Gordon,
Arthur Cotton chapter; Miss Gail Ashby,
Harrison Elliot chapter; Miss Mary Kay
Meeting for dessert on Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. William Hughes are
members of St. Cecelia's guild of St. Paul's
Episcopal church. Mrs. Gordon H. Cooley
is co-hostess.
Evening social meeting for Salem club of
Zonta lntcrnat onal will be ne::t Thursday at
7:30 o'clock at the Fairmount Hill home of
Mrs. Robert L. Elfstrom.
Co-hostesses for the dessert are Mrs. M.
Theodore Madscn, Jr., Miss Lillian McDon
ald and Mrs. William E. Smith.
Members of the auxiliary to the Dental
society are meeting Tuesday evening for
dessert at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
John A. Dyke with Mrs. Clifford Hill as
co-hostess. Airs. Russell Eycrly is to be the
speaker on the program.
Mrs. Jack Peterson is in charge of the
1:15 p.m. dessert on Tuesday for the social
club of Chadwick chapter, Order of Eastern
Star. Cards will be played following dessert,
the Valentine motif being used in the decor
ating. Others serving on the committee include
Mrs. L. M. Purvinc, Mrs. J. D. Berwick,
Airs. Clarence Webber, Airs. Ellen Webber,
Mrs. Floyd Kibbc, Mrs. Dean Schomakcr.
Chadwick assembly. Order of Rainbow for
Girls, plans a business session with the new
officers presiding on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
at the Masonic temple. Aliss Eleanor Allezvia
is the worthy adviser.
The Women's Fellowship of Knight Me
morial church plans a tea at the church on
Wednesday at 2 p.m. Mrs. E. S. Coatcs is
tea chairman.
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Brown, J. R. Mott chapter; Miss Mary
Rauk, Claude Kells chapter.
The advertising is in charge of Arthur
Cotton and J. R. Mott groups. Abel Gregg
and Harrison Elliot chapters will be in
charge of programs and decorations will be
done by A. A. Stagg and Claude Kells
chapters. The Hi-Y Mothers club will pro
vide the refreshments.
Ray Taylor is in charge of the patrons and
patronesses; Ed Robertson of the crown,
and Ron Anderson of the locket. Tom Pick
ens will be master of ceremonies. Tickets
will go on sale Tuesday.
The Salem unit of the National Associa
tion of Parliamentarians will meet on Wed
nesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Credit Bureau
building, 381 Chemckcta street. Mrs. Harry
Sappenficld will give the lesson. Airs. Frank
KP. Marshall will be chairman of a parlia
mentary drill.
The YWCA board plans to meet at the
YWCA on Tuesday at 9:45 a.m. Mrs. Carlton
Greider is president.
A panel discussion on work of precinct
committeemen and women will feature the
meeting of Salem unit, Oregon Federation
of Republican Women, Monday, at 2 p.m. in
the Senator hotel.
Taking part in the panel will be h'n. A. W.
Loucks, Airs. Harry V. Collins, Mrs. Paul
Van de Vclde. Mrs. B. W. Staccy, Airs. Clark
C. McCall and Mrs. Sisfrid B. Unander.
Invitation is extended to ail interested re
publicans to attend the meeting.
Mrs. Walter Wood and Mrs. Lenn Davis
will be in charge of the refreshment com
mittee for the Thursday night meeting of
the American Legion auxiliary unit No. 136.
. Honoring Mrs. Lcland Elmo Prather, a
recent bride, Mrs. Richard Bladorn and Alisa
Sandra Shaw entertained Thursday evening
at a shower and party. Games were played,
honors won by Miss Mary Holcomb and
Aliss Dorthca Terney.
Feting the honorce were Airs. Floyd
hart. Airs. L. S. Prather, Airs. M. O'Harra,
Aliss Alarjoric Kronser, Miss Jean Davis,
Aliss Dorthca Terney, Aliss Mary Hol
comb, Mrs. Alfred Smith, Mrs. Dennis
Hnwarth, Aliss Bobi Thurman, Miss Edith
Doss, Miss Betty Barnwell, Mrs. Cecil
Embree and the hostesses.
EORGE PORTER, adult education dl
(J zL rector for the Salem public schools.
will show a new film on adult education
classes to the members of the Salem Junior
Woman's club on Monday night at the Wom
an's club house.
Mrs. Fred Cast, Portland, third vlce-presi- '
dent, Oregon Federation of Women's clubs,
will give a short talk on the year's activities :
of the state Juniors.
Mrs. Raymond Randall is refreshment
chairman and will be assisted by Mrs. How
ard Elwood, Mrs. C. T. Danen and Mrs. ,
Richard Becsley.
Another event of the club will be the an
nual March of Dimes card parties on Thurs
day, February 11 at various homes of club
members.
The board of directors plans a meeting at
7:30 p.m.
Judge Joseph B. Felton will speak on "The
Family and Delinquency," at the 1 o'clock
meeting of the Bush school Mothers club on
Tuesday. The fourth grade mothers will be
the hostesses. ,
Advance night is planned for the Wednes
day night meeting of Cherry court, Order of '
the Amaranth, at the Scottish Rite temple.
Mrs. Russell Bright and Charles McCabe
will be royal matron and patron for the eve
ning. -
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Tindall are re
freshment committee chairmen and will be
assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Verne Boone, Mr.
and Mrs. James Davidson and Mr. and Mrs.
Jay Brooks.
During the program, Mrs. James H. Turn
bull, county education director, American
Cancer society, will show a cancer educa
tion film and a doctor will be present to
answer questions.
The DcMolay Mothers club plans a lunch
eon on Thursday at noon at the Masonic
temple. , i ,
For the luncheon meeting of Salem Sorop
timist club next Wednesday noon at the Gold
en Pheasant, Albert Ziegler, exchange teach
er from New Zealand at Parrish Junior high
school, is to be the speaker. .
. The majority degree and merit awards
will be given at the formal session for bethel
No. 43, Job's. Daughters, on Monday at the
Scottish Rite temple. The group will meet
at 7:30 p.m.
Christian Women's club of Salem plans
Its luncheon meeting for 1 o'clock Tuesday
at the Golden Pheasant. Airs. Arthur Rit
chie will discuss making of ceramics. There
will be vocal and instrumental music by
Airs. Peter Becker and Mrs. Jack Quiring.
Highlighting the program will be a talk
by Aliss Kathcrine Beard, missionary to the
Navajo Indians and a' director of ' - Flag
staff mission for the Navajos v "staff,
Ariz.
Airs. F. A. Riedcsel, telephone 3C3!'', is
in charge of reservations.
Alarion auxiliary, Veterans of FM'c'gn
Wars, plans to meet on Monday night at the
VFW hall.
Airs. Fred Williams, 985 Tamarack street,
will be hostess to the Hollywood Lions aux
iliary on Wednesday night. Mn. J. Ey Van
Wyngardcn will assist
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