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Women's Army and Navy League
Style Event Tuesday Afternoon
First of the larger style show events for
the spring will be that sponsored by Salem
Women's Army and Navy league next Tues
day, March 2, in the Gold room at the Mar
lon hotel.
The luncheon Is at 12:30 o'clock. For the
style event, Johnson's will present the fash
ions. Models for the fashions will be Mrs. C.
A. Schacfer, Mrs. Donald Fisher, Mrs.
Joseph Svcjkosky, Mrs. Charles A. Barclay,
Mrs. Phil Brownell, Mrs. Robert M. Brown-
Pre-school child study group of the Amer
ican Association of University Women is
meeting on Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Glen Wyatt, 1174 Ruge street.
There will be a question and answer ses
sion with Dr. Martha Hocking in charge.
Constructive discipline and setting be
havior standards will be discussed by Dr.
Hocking as an introduction to the program.
Mrs. Leon Tallman and Mrs. Ernest Lun
deen are co-hostesses for the meeting.
Yomarco group of the First Methodist
church will meet for a 1:15 o'clock dessert
on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Ruth Fu
gate, 1530 North 24th. Mrs. Herbert J. Ost
lind, Mrs. John Foley and Mrs. Byron B.
Hcrriclf will assist the hostess.
The ninth birthday of Pioneer post. No.
14!). American Legion, will be celebrated on
Fridav with a dinner in the Green room of
the Marlon hotel. The dinner will begin at
6:30 p.m. and Paul W. Bramlct, superintend
ent of Chemawa Indian school, will be the
guest speaker. All ex-service-women are invited.-
The 30th annual session of the grand
guardian council and the first annual ses
sion of the grand bethel of the grand guard
Ian council, Job's Daughters, will convene
In Salem, April 15. 16 and 17 Representa
tives from the 49 guardian councils and
bethels in the state are expected to be
present. Guests from Idaho. British Colum
bia, Alberta. Washington and California arc
also expected.
Morse Stewart has ben appointed chair
man of arraneomcnls. Other committee
chairmen arc Mrs. Klrion Cone, housing:
Phil Voder, transportation: decorations. Mrs.
Paul Riffcy: information desk at Marion
hotel, Mrs. Charles Boyer, Mrs. Bessie Ed
wards, Mrs. Lowell Shinn and Mrs. Gwen
Wain; paraphernalia. Mrs. Dclbert Price of
Monmouth and dance, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell
Shinn.
Grand session will open on lhat Thursday
evening with a banquet and dance at Crys
tal Gardens. Mayor A. W. Loucks will give
the official welcome.
On Friday morning, grand council will
convene in the armory with Mrs. Ernest
'Yeo, Gladstone, grand guardian, and Orval
Berry, Prineville, associate grand guardian,
presiding.
Grand bethel will open on Saturday morn
ing in the Scottish Rite temple with Miss
Kay Bowman, grand honored queen in
charge.
Drill learn competition will be Saturday
afternoon in the Salem high school gymna
sium and the installation of new grand coun
cil officers will be on Saturday night at the
Scottish Rite temple.
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ell, Mrs. H. C Saalfcld Mrs. William C Dyer,
Jr., Mrs. Maurice H. Saffron. Mrs. Burl
Cox, Mrs. Willis Ross. Mrs. Thomas Roberts,
Mrs. Richard Chambers, Mrs. Harry S.
Dormnn, Mrs George H. Swift, Mrs. Wil
liam H Hammond, Mrs. Sigfrid B. Unander.
Commentator is to be Mrs. Bruce F.
Pickett Mrs. William C. Dyer, Jr and Mrs.
Max Denton are co-chairmen for the show.
The affair is for all league members and
guesls, and several from out-of-town are
expected to attend.
The board for Salem branch, American
Association of University Women, is meet
ing on Monday night at the home of Mrs.
George Moorhead, 589 Locust. Mrs. Charles
Layport is co-hostess for the meeting.
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Bethel No. 35, Job's Daughters, plans to
meet in regular session on Monday at 7:30
p.m. at the Scottish Rite temple.
Welcome Wagon club No. 1 sponsored its
no-host dinner and card party at Mayflow
er hall recently. Honors at cards went to
Mrs. Maurice Buxton, at bridge; Robert
Williams, pinochle; Daniel Fulton, canasta;
Mrs. Robert Winkcnwerdcr, bingo.
The next luncheon event for the group
will be March 17 at the Marion hotel. Res
ervations should be telephoned to Mrs. E.
II. Gormsen.
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Members of St. Paul's guild, St. Paul's
Episcopal church, plan their no-host lunch
eon for Wednesday at 12:30 o'clock in the
Guild room. Mrs. E. A. Taylor, Mrs. William
Neimeycr and Mrs. Jennie Warren are
hostesses.
A program is planned at the Monday
night meeting of the McKinley Mothers
club with the fathers being invited.
Miss Margaret McDcvitt, art coordinator
in the public schools, is to be speaker to
give an illustrated talk on children and
art and the importance of painting and
crafts in the school program.
Mrs. Carl H. Bryan and Mrs. Wesley
Riltenhouso are co-chairmen of the refresh
ment committee and will be assisted by
Mrs. Ralph Boone, Mrs. William W Strong,
Mrs. Richard Cutler,. Mrs. E. A. Linden,
Mrs. James Minty, Mrs. Coburn Grabcn
horst and Mrs. Ervin L. Peterson.
Meeting on Tuesday will he the Hi-Y
Mothers club, at 12 o'clock Bt the YMCA.
Each is to take her sandwiches, the coffee
and dessert to bo furnished.
Dr. Brooks Moore, pastor of the First
Methodist church is to be speaker on the
topic, "Our Nation's Stronghold."
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Mason, 1468
North 4th street, are observing their 60th
wedding anniversary, next Wednesday,
March 3. No reception is planned because
of the health of Mrs. Mason.
The couple were married In Winfield,
Kans., March 3, 1894. They lived in Kan
sas and Colorado before coming to Salem
in 1910, making their home here since.
There are two living children, Mrs. J.
B. Sullivan and Earl L. Mason, both of
Salem. They also reared i grandson, Virgil
K. Mason, also of Salem. There are eight
grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren.
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T ALEM CLUB, Daughters of Nile, plana
its monthly luncheon and meeting for
V V Monday at noon at the Masonic temple.
There will be no sewing in the morning.
Mrs. Lorert Spaulding is luncheon chair
man and will be assisted by Mesdames
Leona Dimbat, co-chairman; David A.
Wright, Harris Lietz, Walter Dry, Arthur
Cole, Charles Hatfield, B. B. Flack, Cecil
Lantz, Abner K. Kline, Floyd K. Bowers,
L. D. Lambeth, Joseph W. Hutchison, W.
A. Zweke, Phillip H. Michael, T. J. Scrog
gins, V. D. McMullen, Benjamin Martin,
Claude H. Murphy, Jason Frizzell, James
C. Bird, Wayne Anderson.
Chadwick chapter, Order of Eastern Star,
will observe a friendship night with Ever
green chapter, Woodburn; Gcrvais chapter,
Gcrvais; Venus chapter, Donald and Ra
mona chapter. Silverton on Tuesday night
at the Masonic temple.
Officers will he elected at the Monday
night meeting of Hanna Rosa court. Order
of the Amaranth, at the Masonic temple.
Oregon Grape camp. Royal Neighbors of
America, plans a business session on Wed
nesday night at the Veterans of Foreign
Wars hall. ,
Leslie Methodist Church Woman's Society
of Christian Service will meet in the fire
place room Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 for
dessert. Hostesses are Mrs. V. E. Burson,
Mrs. Virgil Moorhead. Mr A A Blakcley,
Mrs Carl Bell and Mrs. R. A. Montgomery.
Following the business meeting Mrs Ed
win Thorne will give the devotions. Mrs.
Lewis McRae will present the program "Our
Spanish Speaking Neighbors," assisted by
Mrs. Foster Webster, Mrs. Douglas Part
ridge, and Mrs. John Stullcr.
The monthly business meeting of American
Gold Star Mothers is planned for Thursday
night at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall.
Bethel No. 48, Job's Daughters, will
meet in regular session Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
at the Scottish Rite temple.
Bethel No. 40, Job's Daughters and Che
meketa chapter, Order of DcMolay for Boys,
will he guests at the Wednesday night meet
ing of Ainswnrth chapter. Order of Eastern
Star, at the Scottish Rite temple. Mrs. J. A.
Sholseth is the refreshment chairman.
DAR Program
Mrs. Regina Ewalt, dean of women at
Willamette university, will be the guest
speaker on Saturday, March 6, at the month
ly meeting of Chemeketa chapter, Daugh
ters of the American Revolution, at the
Woman'a club house at 2 o'clock.
During the business session the nominat
ing committee will be elected and state
convention plans discussed. The state con
vention will be March 14 to 17 in Salem.
Mrs. John H. Carkln, Mrs. A. L. Wallace,
Mrs. J. O. Farr, Mrs. J. C. Sell, Mrs. Z. C.
Kimball, Mrs. Charles Crcighton, Miss Lois
Mulcahy, Mrs. E. E. Bergman, Mrs. Franc
Pound Gilbert Bailey, Mrs. Herman Dar
ley, Mrs. George W. Croisan, Mrs. Frank
Cramer, Mrs. R. D. Paris. Mrs. Lenard
Kephart Mrs. C. C. Geer are the month's
committee.
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Tillicum Dance
Tillicum club's March dance is due next
Saturday evening, March 6, at the Marion
hotel.
The social hour will be at 8:30 o'clock,
the dinner at 9:30 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Driscoll, Mr. and Mrs.
Asel Fish and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Ford
are on the committee for the evening.
Initiation services for new members will
take place at the meeting of Capital unit,
American Legion auxiliary, Monday night,
at Salem Woman's club house. The past
presidents group will take charge of the
ceremony.
The poppy poster chairman, Mrs. Lucas
G. Vogt, chairman, and members of her
committee will serve the refreshments fol
lowing the meeting.
Mrs. Russel Beutler is chairman of the
noon luncheon of Mothers club, bethel No.
43, Job's Daughters, on Thursday it the
Masonic temple. Mrs. Lee Thomas, Mrs.
Harold Elbert and Mrs. R. E. Culbcrtson
will also be on the committee.
Salem Firemen's auxiliary will meet at
the home of Mrs. Ellsworth Smith, 220
Stark street on Wednesday night.
Weavers guild is meeting on Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Walter Kirk, 2935
South 12th, Mrs. John H. Hann and Mrs.
Ed Byrkit to present the program.
Charter night will 'be observed by Trin
ity chapter, Order of Eastern Star, on Fri
day night A no-host dinner at 6 oclock
will honor all charter members. The other
Star chapters in Salem will be present,
Adah chapter will also be honored.
Red Cross Drive Opens Monday;
Many Women Assist in Solicitation
Several hundred women start out Monday
to do their part in the annual American
Red Cross Fund Campaign, calling at the
homes throughout the city to receive con
tributions for the drive.
The overall goal for the Red Cross cam
paign in Marion county this year is $49,000,
of which a godly sum is in the quota for
the women's division.
Mrs. Earl D. Bourland and Mrs. Ted
Mnrrison are co-chairmen for the women's
, division, around 700 women to assist in the
solicitation.
Complete list of division chiefs and cap
tains has been announced by the co
chairmen as follows:
Division 1, Mrs. Robert Carey, chief;
captains: Mrs. Wilson Wilt, Mrs. Orvillo
Kannier Mrs. Richard Allen, Mrs. Marvin
Brown Mrs. Maurice Walker, Mrs. Mar
guerite Kirk.
Division 1A, Mrs. James Marshall, chief;
captains: Mrs. Alford Chivers, Mrs. Dale
Boyd, Mrs. Lee Nelson.
Mrs. Jack Frisbic, chief, division 2; cap
tains: Mrs. J. F. Causey, Mrs. Jordan
Johnson, Mrs, Edward Roth, Mrs. Oscar
Speeht, Mrs. Joseph Paulson, Mrs. Dale
Mallicoat, Mrs. Gus Lermon, Mrs. Ed
Shunke, Jr., Mrs. David H. Cameron, Mrs.
Paul Nciswandcr, Mrs. May Calvin, Mrs.
Charles Mus.er, Mrs Glenn Larkins. Mrs.
A. r. Wallace, Mrs. (lobe: r''. Mrs. R.
11. Poll, Mrs. J. JL Hatch, Mrs. A. J. Flint,
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"ONTHLY meeting for Salem Gar
den club is planned for Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Sa
lem Woman's club house.
Growing of African violets will be dis
cussed by Mrs. C. S. McCollam and the
insect problem by John Davis of Oregon
State College.
Mrs. E. E. Batterman heads the lea com
mittee and assisting will be Mrs. J. L. Fos
ter, Mrs. Carl Damaske, Mrs. Lee Wood,
Mrs. W. J. Beard, Mrs. Clarence Feller,
Mrs. Carl R. Miller, Mrs. Norman Konncy,
Mrs. Robert E. Shinn, Mrl Lloyd Fleener,
Mrs. A. R. Tarter, Mrs. Kate Elgin, Mrs.
R. L. Goss, Mrs. George Beane.
Members are asked to bring flowers for
spring arrangements.
At 10 a.m. the corsage making class for
members only will meet at the club house.
' St. Agnes guild, St. Paul's Episcopal
church, Is meeting on Tuesday at 8:30
o'clock In the parish hall, members attend
ing ' the parish's annual Shrove Tuesday
pancake supper there.
Following the supper the guild will meet
for its regular business session in the Guild
room. Albert T. Ziegler, exchange teacher
from New Zealand, will be guest speaker.
Miss Mildred Christcnson, Mrs. R. H. Bas
' sett, Mrs. Clyde S. Everett and Mrs. Edith
Mae Martin are the committee for the eve
ning. Mrs. Bessie Sutton, Corvallis, department
president of the United Spanish War Vet
erans auxiliary, will be present at the March
4 meeting of Hal Hibbard auxiliary.
A 12:30 p.m. dinner is being planned in
her honor at the Woman's club house.
Mrs. Tda Brownell and Mrs. Rose M. Dill
were affiliated with Oregon Grape camp,
Royal Neighbors of America, at the past
week's meeting. Mrs. Adeline White and
Mrs. Harriet Bales were guests.
Mrs. Gordon Graber, Mrs. John Mullcr,
Mrs. R. Lee Wood, Mrs. Charles Woock, Mrs.
Adam S. Deibert, Mrs. Thomas Doty, Mrs.
John Strelhammer, Mrs. J. C. Randall, Mrs.
John Kolh, Mrs. Norman Kenny, Mrs.
Theodore Rainwater, Mrs. J. G. Korn, Mrs.
John Klecn. Mrs. J. D. Berk.
Division 3, Mrs. Paul Shafcr, chief; cap
tains: Mrs. Grrald Fisher, Mrs. Arthur
Bates, Mrs. Edgar Morris, Mrs. Frank
North, Mrs. Floyd D. Miles, Mrs. Jack
Stoutenberg.
Division 4, Mrs. Lynn Woods, chief; cap
tains: Mrs. Carroll Samuel, Mrs. Richard
Busch, Mrs. D. H. Williams, Mrs. Andrew
Foster,' Mrs. J. Earl Cook, Mrs. Kenneth
Decatur, Mrs. Sam Haley, Mrs, Lloyd
Ramcy, Mrs. Everett Wilcox, Mrs. Harold
Lohrman.
Division S, Mrs. Max Denton, chief; cap
tains: Mrs. Ted Tibhutt, Mrs. Ed Lewis,
Mrs. Brace Knapp, Mrs. Richard Denton,
Mrs. Val D. Sloper, Mrs. S. A. Boise, Mrs.
Clifford Hill, Mrs. A. O. Baker, Mrs. M. G.
Brenaman, Mrs. A. J. Biegler.
Division 8, Mrs. Ted Jenny, chief, Mrs.
Thomas Gabriel, assistant chief; captains:
Mrs. James G. Hurd, Mrs. Stuart Downs,
Mrs. Roy Harland, Mrs. Richard Klovcr,
Mrs. Ward Rowland, Mrs. Earl Adams.
Division 7, Mrs. Ben Radcliff, chief;
captains: Mrs. Charles McDcvitt, Mrs. L.
R. Fricicn.
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Benefit Tuesday
A benefit for next week will be the one
of Salem Soroptimist club on Tuesday eve
ning, March 2.
A spaghetti dinner is to be served be
tween 6:30 and 8 o'clock at the American
Legion club, all proceeds to go to the fund
to pay for the installation of the old court
house clock in the City hall, project of
Soroptimist
Mrs. Donald Reinke, chairman for the din
ner, and Mrs. Terese Hanks are preparing
the special sauce from an old Italian recipe
in the family of Mrs. Reinke for the spag
hetti, and rounding out the menu will be
cabbage salad, garlic bread, peppermint ice
cream and cookies.
Mrs. Abner K.' Kline is chairman of the
ticket sales.
Altrusa club members are to meet Mon
day evening at the home of Dr. Martha
Springer at 6 o'clock. Each attending is to
take a sack lunch. The evening will be
spent in marking rummage for the tale
planned for March t, next Saturday, over
Grecnbaum's.
Among benefit affairs of late March will
be the one for which members of Salem
Woman's club will entertain on Friday,
March 26.
The affair will be a bridge benefit, at
the club house at 2 o'clock.
The guilds of the Women's association of
the First Presbyterian church plan to meet
on Wednesday
Adah guild will meet at the home of Mrs.
Carl J. Wcndt, 651 Manbrin drive, for a 1:1$
dessert. Mrs. Carl Chambers Is leader.
Crown guild is set to meet with Mrs. Elmer
O. Berg, 750 North Summer, Mrs. Harold
Dunsmoor. Mrs. Francis T. Wade will assist
and Mrs. Bjarne Ericksen is the leader.
Deborah guild will meet at the home of
Mrs. Luke Johnston. 2348 South Church
street Mrs. George Brown will assist the
hostess and lead the program.
Leah guild plans to meet at the home ot
Mrs. J. W. Bolin, 535 Rose street for a 1
p.m. dessert luncheon. Mrs Mabel Bowman,
Mrs. Ethel Giles, Mrs. Miriam Briggs and
Mrs. Tess Lewis will he the assisting host
esses. Mrs. Jessie Pugh will be the leader.
Lydla guild Is set to meet with Mrs. J.
J. Dunn, 940 North 19th. Mrs. Bert Hulst
is leader and Mrs. Lliiie Jenks, Mrs. David
Davidson and Mrs. Lee Wethcrby will as
sist the hostess.
Martha guild will meet in the Condit
room of the church for a 12:30 dessert. Mrs.
Marion Lamb is to be hostess and leader.
Mrs. Ethan A. Collier, 559 North 24th
street, will be hostess to Ruth guild. Mrs.
L. G Edgar and Mrs. Ray Duitman will
assist Mrs. Ethan A. Collier will lead the
group
Sarah guild plans to meet in the church
parlor. Mrs. W. D. Gilchrist, Mrs. W F
Poole, Mrs K C Rhoads and Mrs Mark
Baker are to be hostess Mrs. Robert How
ells is the leader.
Westminster guild Is to meet in the
church social rooms. Dessert Will be served
at 1 o'clock. Mrs. Styme B. Leslie, Mrs.
Richard Springer, Mrs. Charles Gray, Mrs.
C, E. Hicks, Mrs. Lamar Jones and Mrs.
Gordon Krueger are hostesses. Mrs. Eugene
Mannock is the leader. A nursery for small
children will be provided.
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