rg 6 SECTION I
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
Thursday, Oclnher 21, 19M
Some Notations . . .
By M. L. F.
If i large, enthusiastic crowd i Wallace Comrm, Mr. and Mm. Pan
ugurs anything in the way of a Woodry, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke
successful show, then the kick-off Brown, Mr. and Mn. Robert L.
party Monday night means the j Klfilrom, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Kit h
Junior Woraan'i Club is assured j ard Klover (she if the hard-work-outstanding
success for its Mardl i ing publicity chairman for the
T.rai Cabaret benefit slated for the show; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Coho,
nisht of November 5. . . The kick-1 Mr. and Mrs. Lee UuitafMO. Mr.
off event was at the American I and Mrs. Richard Ballantyne, Mr.
gion club. . . Wallare Dunn, who and Mrs. Donald Dougherty, Mr.
arrived Wednesday to be director, and Mn. Kit-brad l.ankow Mr.
from the Jerome H. CargiH com-! and Mrs. Richard Jennlng, Mr.
p.iny of New York for the show, I and Mrs. Daniel H. Williams, Mr.
was on hand to greet the group and Mrs. Kitgrne Walper, Mr. and
and mil line the theme and con-; Mrs. Kwisel Kanx, Mr. and Mrs.
lent for the big cabaret show slated : Jason Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Otto S Lo
in he at the Crystal Gardens the pn, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
night of November 5. . , All pro-j w. DeUore, Mr. and Mrs. William
ceeds from the benefit will go to; C. Dyer, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Charles
the cum s tuna tor city playground . Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. W ilmer Us-
and ewpment. . . ,
The Mardi tlras Cabaret will be j
sard, Mr, and Mrs. James Shelton,
Mr. and Mrs. Uuentln Murren,
lops ax a floor show, a fast pace : Mr. and Mrs. ;eorc W. Dewey,
show of sontjs and dances, skits,
corrcdy numbers, novelty features.
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. George Sen roe
her, Mr. and Mrs. George C. Hug
good music with many features ; gins, Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Austin
extra, including a Marilyn Monroe! Kiven, Mr. and Mrs. Howard KI
acl (Mr. Dunn assuring there is wood. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Was-
a Marilyn Monroe in Salem, just as ter, Mrs. Margaret While (presi
there is a Marilyn Monroe in every
city she's a moodi; a bang-up
Rocket tes chorus, and a half-docii
Other specialties. . .
About 100 will be in the cast for
the big show, . .
Rehearsals started on their way
this morning (Thursday), and a
dent of the club; Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Goodrich, Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Jenny. Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Griswold, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Kranko, Mr. and Mrs. .Harry
Kwing, Mr. and Mrs. Orvilie Kan-
nfer, Mr. and Mrs. Kollin Page,
schedule of rehearsals for the. Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Pengra, Mr.
event were announced. . . Mrs. j and Mrs. William Srhaumberg, Mr.
George W. Dewey, Jr.t general ; and Mrs. Ted Tibhull, Mr. and
Mn. Frank Ward, Mr. and Mrs.
I Ted Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
chairman for the benefit, ha a
schedule for the practices and in
formation may be obtained from 1 joehnke,
her. . . f
Th Cargill company was the Mrs. James Abrell, who recently
a me concern staging inj "High was awarded the "woman of the
Fever Follies,' presented last year
under auspices of the Salem Me
morial Hospital auxiliary. . . The
Cabaret show is an entirely dif
ferent production, but those who
year title by Lebanon Business
and Professional Women's club, is
a niece of Dr. Mnry Rowland of
Salem . , .'Mrs. Abrell, a gradu
ate of University of Oregon,
remember the Follies success can j taught sti,ool for a time at Silver
count on just as sensational huw, , un During the war she was
say i Mr. Dunn.
in the WAC and played in the WAC
Several acls were presented at j baiuJ an over the t,unty. one of
the kick-off pnty Wednesday niyht
as "warm-up" for the real thing. .
Frank Ward was master of cere
monies for the special entertain
ment. . . Mrs. Theodore W, De
I,ooi:e sang two solos, accompanied
by Mrs. Jason Lee, the latter to be
the main-stay pianist for the com
ing show. . . Mrs. Marlon Rich
ardson did a dance number, Austin
Elvers sang solos, Johnnie Utile
did his magician act, Hill Nelson
his impersonations. . . Refresh
ments were served and all in all,
it was a gala party. . .
Among those attending the kick
off affair we spotted Mr, and Mrs.
Sam C. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs.
thy appearances of the band being
at Abilene, Kans. when President
Kisciihower returned there . . .
Mrs. Abrell began her music train
ing in school with Vernon Wlscar
son, now of Salem . , .
Mrs. Chester I.oe of Salem Wom
en's Golf association is the new
recording secretary for the Ore
gon Women's Golf association . . .
Mrs. Jarrctt Jones of Columbia
Kdgewater cluh is the new presi
dent of the OWGA, installation of
new officers taking place Wednes
day at the Cotumbia-Kdgewater
club . . .
200 Present or
St. Joseph's Club
More than 200 members of the
St. Joseph's Parents club were
present Wednesday nighl, at the
first meeting of the year. The
Hev. Joseph K. Vandcrbeck spoke
on the development of the well
rounded child personality, stress
ing co-operation between parent
and teacher.
Mrs. Worrell Crary presided,
and introduced Sister Agnes Ce
cilia, who represented the faculty
jn welcoming the parents. Dr.
Gordon Bickler gave short re
sume or the results of the denial j
clinic conducted recently in the
city schools. The health chair
man, Mrs. John Meadows, in
troduced Miss Ingram, the school
nurse. Mrs. Frank Hamstrcct, sec
retary of Salem's 41! leaders or
ganization, spoke briefly on the
great interest in 4-H work shown
hy all students from a recent
survey hy that office.
Lasl year's officers were in
charge of refreshments.
Wecome Wagon Club
Regular meeting of the Wel
come Wagon club was Tuesday
afternoon, it the YWCA. Special
prizes, presented hy one of the
group's sponsors, were won hy
Mrs. James Randal), Mrs. J. D.
Seal, Mrs. John Ross, Mrs. W. J.
Peterson and Mrs. James W.
Keefe. - .
Miss Edith Dahl was appointed
publicity chairman.
The Marion county clinic was
recently assisted hy two of the
club's members, Mrs. William
Haskina and Mrs. Russell Powell.
Charles Boise made a tape re
cording of the meeting.
Guests were Mrs. K. t,. Gihbs,
Mrs. Robert Irving, Mrs. Lois
Irving, Mrs. Robert W. Haines,
Mrs. Rohert S. Bennett, Mrs. J. C.
Halliday, Jr., Mrs. Horace Maz
loom, Mrs. James Keefe, Mrs.
William Wood, Mrs. Adler Ross,
Mrs. Christine Lcnnon, Mrs. C. R.
Maddux.
Lecture Tonight
The lecture and demonstration
on flower arrangement bv Carl i
Starker will he at the YWCA. j
Thursday evening, at 1:30 o'clock, j
Mr. Starker will emphasise ,
flower arrangements for the
home, dried arrangrmrnts. Tlmnks. '
giving arrangrmrnts, and those
with fresh flowers.
Tickets are on sale at the VV,
Proceed will be used to buy
equipment for the YW,
SIl.YKRTON Mrs. Criie Clark
Is announcing that her mother.
Mrs. H. A. Bnrstad, is now able
to be at the Clark home in ti;iH
Piyrrness Blvd., where her nianv
lornl friends an welcome to rati.
Mrs. Borslad will remain at the
Clark home until after the Christ
mas holiday.
Today's Menu
A TOI'I KK HOI K was given
Thursday morning in hnnor of !
Captain and Mrs. Urn Wold, of:
the Salvation Army, who are soon
leaving Salem. The affair was at I
10 a. in. at the Camp Fire off ke. j
Honoring the Wolds were mem-1
hers of the YWCA, YMCA, Salva-!
lion Army. Camp Fire, Boy '
Scouts, Cirl Srnnis, Caiholie Char, i
ities, and C. A. Kells from United
Fund. I
OSC Notes
Activities
On Campus
Are Noted
By DOKIS STAR RETT
'Ctpliil Jourml CorrfPondetiM
OR KG ON STATE COLLEGE.
Corvallis Special Oregon
State's two new men's lodges were
dedicated Sunday. Keed Lodge and
Heck art Lodge were dedicated in
honor of Kdwin T. Reed and Mrs.
Zelia Heckart. respectively. Both
the two honored were active
around the Oregon State campus.
The new living groups for men are
an experiment in small-group
dormitories providing low-cost liv
ing. Each lodge can house 60 men.
"Schizophrenia." the alt-school
dance sponsored by the freshmen
took place Saturday night. Eyes
of all kinds and shapes hung from
the ceiling and watched from the
walls as the students danced to
the music of Ben Shepard's Can
dlelitmters. Among the Salemites
Hen at the dance were Roberta
Sears, Bob Nopp, Clarice Waters,
Shirley Juran. Tom Pickens, Sandy
r-irlr Carroll Rnw1ir)himi.r nU
Sharon Shaffer.
The big event for the week-end
j as well as the term will be the
I Junior-Senior Ball honoring the
Class of '55. The queen, chosen
from one of the five finalists, will
be announced at the Saturday
night dance. Finalists are Jennie
Calagna, representing Alpha Phi;
Joan Paine, Pi Beta Phi; Sue
Skelton. Alpha Chi Omega; Joan
Kid, Kappa Kappa Gamma; and
Patty Daum. Kappa Alpha Theta.
Music will be provided by Tony
Pastor's orchestra for the ''Au
tumn Nocturne" prom.
Good news for the students was
the announcement by the dean of
women that there would be 2
o'clock closing hours after the :
prom as an experiment. The
change from 1:00 a.m. closing will
make it possible for students to
stay for the entire dance and still
he able to go to a restaurant after
wards. Wednesday an all-school convo
will be singed. The speaker will
be the well-known writer and pro
fessor Richard Armour. He is the
author of "It All Started with Co
lumbus," one of the 13 books he
has written.
The Oregon State football team
again suffered defeat, this time at
the hands of the Nebraska Corn-
huskers. The score of 27 to 7 did
not dampen the Beavers' spirit,
however, and they will be fighting
for victory against UCLA this Sat
urday in Parker Stadium.
Federated Music
Group Meets Friday
Salem Federated Music clubs
associate members will meet on
Friday, October 22, at 10:00 a.m
at the home of Mrs. James Ha-
worth, 2776 Alvarado Terrace, to
make plans for the Christmas
musicale sponsored each year by
members of the Federated Music
clubs.
The musicale will be on De
cember 5 this year in the Blind
School auditorium with Mrs.
James Ha worth as general chair
man. Mrs. Vernon Wiscarson is
co-chairman and Mrs. Lynn M.
Hammcrstad has charge of the
decorating with Mrs. David Eason
arranging the musical program.
Through these Christmas musi
cales the Salem Federated Music
clubs have made available to a
music major at Willamette uni
versity, a scholarship award to
he given each year. The pro
ceeds of this year's event and of
future tens will be used to make
a similar scholarship availahle to
some olher Oregon school featur
ing the study of music.
OITGOING and incoming board j
of Sojourners club met Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Ed j
L. Clark. Mrs. Gerard Home was i
co-hostess.
Pcsscrl was served following j
the business meeting, and bridge I
was played. !
Capital Women
Edited by MARIAN LOWRI FISCHER
(Betrothal
Announced
the Riverside church at New Registration Open
For Special Classes
Party for
Bride-elect
Miss Jean Jorgensen, bride
) elect of Eldon Russell, was hon
I ored at a shower for which Miss
Astrid Severin was hostess recent
ly, the party given at the Severin
; home. The hostess was assisted
; by her mother, Mrs. R. G. Severin,
and her aister, Mrs. G. Manolis.
I Feting the bride-to-be were Mrs.
I J. M. Jorgensen, Mrs. J. F. Taylor,
I Mrs. H. E. Russell, Mrs. Gene flus
i sell, Mrs. W ilbur Russell, Mrs
Leon DuBois, Mrs. Donald Stein
ke. Mrs. Don Jones, Mrs. Faye
' Wells, Mrs. Christine Wells. Mrs.
Dalbert Dalke, Mrs. Darrcl flalke,
Mrs. William Wolfe, Mrs. Leon
lard Kramer, Mrs. Carl Graves,
Miss Donna Lange, Miss Neva
Oilman, Miss Nadine Gilman, Miss
Pat Van Ottingham, Miss Mar
jthene Hankel, Miss Marilyn Isaak,
' Miss Rita Wanner, Miss Rose
Raaf, Miss Glenna Aimer, Miss
Betty Carda, Miss Beverly, Roy,
Miss Jeanetta McGill, Miss Bar
; bara Brewer, Miss Edith Doss and
t the three hostesses.
Rainbow Mothers
Members, of the Mothers club
of Cherry assembly, Order of
Rainbow for Girls, met at the
home of Mrs. Owen Searcy, Tues
day. Present were Mrs. Virgil
Sexton, president; Mrs. Gleason
Young, Mrs. Evelyn Keller. Mrs.
Frank North, Mrs. Caryl Enger,
Mrs. John Glenn, Mrs. Austin H.
Wilson, and the hostess.
The committee for telephoning
members includes: Mrs. Chester
A. McCain, Mrs. Evelyn Keller,
Mrs. C. G. Scherick, and Mrs.
Merle W. Phillips.
A successful project of the
group is the selling of Christmas
cards, all greeting cards, wrap
ping and ribbon. Mrs. Searcy is
in charge of the project, and
members are asked to call for
further information.
Refreshments were served hy
the hostess.
The T.ext meeting will bo No
vember Ifi, at the home of Mrs.
Evelyn Keller, 1175 Elm street.
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HENRY MEYER
FURNITURE AND INTERIORS
THIRD FLOOR
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Sliced Ecu Sandwich
Fruit and Cookies
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ecorator Chairs
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Both scat end hack arc pure foam ruh
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The style is American Victorian, without the
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A fine cotton velvet is
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Fiirnilmv iiml Interiors
Third Floor
55M4p? Invitation
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CRAM) Grand
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Furniture
MaV.n
Guild
Chapter Entertained
er to talk on "Your Dav Sociallv
Plans were made for the chap
ter's baked food tale on October
30 at Good Housekeeping store,
also plans were discussed for pro
jects through the year to aid the
tuberculosis association. Next
meeting will be November 10.
...
HOSTESS for a party and show
er on Friday night will be Mrs.
Allen Craig. Jr., entertaining to
honor Mrs. Kenneth Dick.
York City 1J yean ago.
AMONG those taking In the an
tique show of the American Associ
ation of University Women in Cor
vallis. Wednesday, were Mrs. Mer
rill D. Ohling. Mrs. Chester A.
Downs. Mrs. Wallace Bonesteele,
Mrs. William L. Phillips, Sr.
The YWCA is announcinS reg
istration is still open for the cer
amics class to be taught by Gene
Noland on Tuesday evenings from
7 to 10 o'clock. The first session
will be on October 26.
Anyone wishing to attend ses
sions of the "holiday hints" class,
on Thursday afternoons from 1:30
to 3:30, may still register for the
,i7h T school and th lmkr" 11,6 CUr "a'"
is employed at Salem S'1 Zlen McUuchlan Social i indiriua.1 ""l- . Sd'"
hospital in Salem. Mr. ""su were . e"fc i ,h.irmS o i 5ess'?nJ .nclude Chn,,m
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Fridrich
of Stayton are announcing the
engagement of their daughter,
Miss Marjorie Fridrich, to Ray
mond Forrest, son of Mrs. . M.
mii r.ucnon cnapier oi Beta '"' DCD 'f
Sigma Phi was entertained Wed- N date has been set fur the Djr OUnCII
nesday night at the home of Miss' wedding. Both are graduates of cjy cuun.j 0f Beta Sigma Phi
Hjiuarlii t ,.A n u . Ci.ul.. kink okAil k. ' . ..... m
"""j iwiu wan miss mimreu uiru
ichultz as co-hostess. bride-elect
iainerine B. Hughes f r o m Memorial hospital in Salem. Mr. jEl)esU were service chairmen
aievens ana hon was guest speak- f arrest is with the M and M Fly-, tne different chapters who came
wood company. (0 near !ne B"est speaker, Mrs.
James Bunnell, from the Tuber-
HOSTS for dinner on Saturday 1 culosis association. Mrs. Bunnell
evening will be Mr. and Mrs. Rod-1 explained how the chapters may
ney Fety, entertaining to honor : assist the TB association,
their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. j Announcement was made the
William D. Morgan, who, with formal banquet to confer the rit
tbeir children. Stephen and Connie j ual of jewels for all chapters will
Gay, are here from Portland. Kach I he the night of October 27 at
year the Fetys and Morgaas ob- China City restaurant, Mrs. Joy
servr incir wrcniing annivei varies nins vtunser in me Mdic utMii- .... v ...
tocether, the two couples having, ment of education to be guest are participating in tne yw pro
hn married at a double service' speaker. 'gram.
candle decorating, ornaments.
table decorating and gift wrap
pine. Women interested in the."slym
nasties" course may enter It at
any time since the class goes on
continuously, on Monday and
Thursday mornings. A nursery
is provided by the YW for pre
school children whose mothers
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