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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1954)
Pijt B SECTION f THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Ortgoa Wednesday, April 21, 1954 Capital Women Edited by MARIAN LOWRT FISCHER fcmga Dance Club Elects New Officers Monday Night Ranee club mem ber! completed their season with i party Monday night at the Ma rion hotel, the event being moved Up a week from the firhedule. New officer! are: Wayne Gor don, president: Waller .Nystrom, Vice president; Klton T. Thomp son, treasurer; Mrs. Vernon Wis carson, secretary; Walter E. Mar tin, board member. The annual mid-summer picnic will be on July 25 at the K. D. Crahtree summer home on the Little North Fork of the Santiam. KPIRITl'AL Sunflower club will meet Thursday at 1 o'clock a' the Spiritualist church. Hostesses will be Mrs. Ben Trosper and Mrs. Joe Voegtlin. Shrine Installation .. On Monday Evening Willamette shrine, No. 2, White Shrine of Jerusalem, met for pub lic installation of 1954 officers in the Masonic temple, Monday Bight Special guests were pres ent from Portland, Eugene, The Palles, Vancouver, and Kelso, Wash. Musical selections were given by Mr. and Mrs. Glen Taylor of Albany. Mrs. Marion Crouse, worthy high priestess of Eugene thrine, and Mrs. G. H. Rickard, worthy high priestess of Oregon shrine, Portland, poured. Mrs. Dsn B. Roth was chairman of the decorating committee. Mrs. Dorr M. Shreve, worthy high priestess, will leave April 30 for the national White Shrine convention in Chicago May 4, at Medinab Mosque. Mrs. Miller B Hayden and Mrs. C. P. Davis will also attend the convention. HOSTS to a group for dinner and bridge last evening were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Rogers. DRAMA CLUB members met Tuesday for luncheon at the home of Mrs. J. E. Law, Mrs. Merrill D. Ohling presenting the review, AMONG rlub hostesses this week is Mrs. Bruce F. Pickett who U to entertain for her bridge group at luncheon on Thursday. Reception For Wilsons Invitations have been received by Salem friends for the reception for which Dr. Charles D. Byrne, chancellor of higher education, and Mrs. Ryrne will entertain on Sunday Mav tn hnnnr n A Meredith Wilson, new president of tne Lmversity ot Oregon, and Mrs. Wilson. The reception will be given at the chancellor'! residence, 2237 Spring boulevard, Eugene, be tween 2 and 5 o'clock. UO Parents Set Program May 10 Announced for Monday, May 10. is the next meeting fur Salem units of I'niversity of Oregon Mothers and Dads clubs. A no-host supper ii planned at the McKm- ley school auditorium. A very special program is plan- nea. Guest! will be Dr. 0. Meredith Wilson, new UO. president; Len Casanova, head football coach at the university and one of bis star players, Ron Pheister; and Miss Dorothy Pederson, Salem, pianist at the university. Dr. Wilson and Mr. Casanova both will give talks. Committee appointments for the dinner will be announced later, All parents of U.O. alumni and students and alumni are invited to attend. Jamboree Set Si annual RIa.umm T.nu tn boree of the Gateswingers square uam-e ciud is announce for May IS at the downtown armory. Wal lace carison is general chairman i or me event. MISS KATE MrCI.ANAIIAN nl Oakland, Calif., Is visiting in Si- lera tnis week with her aister, Miss Kmma Godfrey. THE MEETING of the Trl-Y. Y-Teen Mother! club for Thurs day has been Dostooned until April 29. A DAUGHTER. Diana I.vnn. was born Easter Sunday morning, Arpil 18, at Salem General hos pital to Mr. and Mrs. Keith G. Williams. She is the second child. the older girl being Cristy I.ee. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Williams and Mr. and Anton Kiese, all of Salem. V' i Hv': . ' " .' ''Av'' "'' 1' rV Engagement Told Announced recently was the engage ment of Miss Jackie Prall, above, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Prall of Salem, to Milo W. Grubb of Ashland. No date is set for the wedding. The engagement was told recently at the bride-elect's sorority, Delta Gamma, at Oregon State col lege. Miss Prall attended Willamette two years before going to OSC. Mr. Grubb also is a junior at Oregon State and a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon. Rotana President Visits in Salem Mrs. Mary Booth of Helena. Mont, national president of Ho- Una clubs, was a visitor here Tuesday night to meet with the Salem Rotana club. Miss Vada Hill and Mrs. Grant Fariss were hostesses for the meeting at the home of Miss Hill. . Mrs. Booth talked to the group i service clubs and responsi bility. The local group present ed her with a giftt Next event for the Salem club will be the formal banquet and nstailalion ot officers on May 10. Dyer-Michaelis Mr. and Mra. Frank Michaelis of Portland are announcing the marriage of their daughter. Miss Betty Jean Michaelis. to Robert neiin uyer, son oi Mr. and Mra. Keith Dyer of Salem. The wedding was an event of last Saturday, April 17, at Steven son, Wash. After May IS th Mini, will km ai nome at (jammer, ore. HOSTESS to the Knrintrhrnnlr bardon club on ThurKriav for H. serf and afternoon will hi, fr nwight Quisenherry, entertaining tne croup at tne p. n. on snhr. ry home. Even our Ms are fussy about tissue softer, whiter j g) is'&fe r ?N IPO r VII I V' 1 " v . p " Hn-Vvi Yes, kids can he fussy shout toilet tissue, too just like grownup! T found out long go that MD ii a better tissue. It'i lofter. ; It'i whiter. And it'i stronger. That means in (fuaiiiy ana raiue coin nsinroom luxury it t budget price. So if your fryS family i fussy ahout tissue, try MO. It costs no more! HCU MD's new two-ply white toilet ii t sue heavenly soft, extra strong, wonderfully absorbent, look for MD Powder Room in the powder Nue wrapper! Miss Dowe Bride-Elect Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dowe, route 1, Aumsville, are announcing the engagement of their daughter. Miss Jean Elaine Dowe ot Salem, to Edgar J. Fennimore. son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Fennimore, route 1. Silverton. No date has been set for the wedding. The announcement of the betrothal was made at a family dinner on Easter Sunday. Miss Dowe is a graduate of Cas cade union high school and is em ployed in the state fire marshal's office in the state house. Mr. Fen nimore recently returned from Al aska and is employed by a con struction company at Mt. Angel. HOME from a trip to Indiana is Mrs. Charles Campbell. She vis ited her son, Tim, who is attend ing Culver Military academy, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo seph Wagerman at Winamac. AAUW Visitor Dr. Helen D. Bragdon, national general director, American Asso ciation of - University Women, W ashington, D. C . is to be a visitor in Oregon next Monday. Portland branch of the AACW is honoring the visitor at a dinner and meet ing Monday night. Mrs. Robert Y. Thornton, state AAUW president, and Mrs. Floyd L. Utter, past president of Salem unit, are among those planning to attend the meeting for Dr. Brag don. Engagement Told Mr. and Mrs. Olin Cross ate announcing the engagement of their daughter, Miss Colleen Cross, to lioss H. Shannon, son oi Mr. and Mrs. Alien Shannon. The weddms will be at the First Baptist church June 25. Miss Cross is a graduate of Sa lem High school, and is employed here. Mr. Shannon attended Tilla mook High school, was in the navy four years, and is now in tile work in Salem. New Group Entertained First business meeting for the newly organized Gamma Gamma chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha was Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Robert Sandstrom. Mrs. Deryl Currie of Beta Sig ma chapter presented the pledge pin to Mrs. Thomas Elliott. Committee chairmen in the group were named as follows: Miss lone Persson, parlia mentarian; Mrs. Alvin Hoeraus, historian: Miss Lillie Yee, jon quil girl; M-s. David Kowits, ways and means chairman: Mrs. Gerald Bigler, social chairman; Mrs. Tnomas Elliott, publicity chairman. Mrs. Sandstrom was named delegate from the chapter to the state convention at La Grande on April 24. BECAUSE of the convention of the Oregon Federation of Dance Series Planned at YW Beginning on Friday, April 30 at the YWCA, no date junior high school age group dances will be sponsored. These dances, which will be al ternating weeks with the senior high age group, will be in the new YWCA gymnasium as no date affairs. Dance instruction is being planned and as well as dance mixers. The first dance for the high school group will be May 21. Dances will begin at 8 o'clock and end at 10 o'clock for the juniors and 11 o'clock for the seniors. Parents will act as chaperons and those interested in chaperon ing may call the YWCA for information. Women's clubs in. Portland this week, the regular meeting of Salem Woman's club on Friday has been postponed. 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