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SPRING brings sunshine, blossoms am) queens. Ami soon it wi II be May Weekend for Willamette university
students. Six of the candidates Tor the title of queen are pictured above, left to right: Misses Margie Knot-ken-haucr,
Charlene Miner, JoAnne Kenan), Pal Jteckwith, Jeanne Holme, June Harms.
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Mrs. Elmo Smith Plans Informal Tea
Thursday Afternoon at Marion Hotel
Prominent nn the coming week's social calen
dar will be Ihc informal tea for which Mrs. Elmo
Smith, Oregon's First Lady, will entertain on
Thursday afternoon next, April 26.
The party will be in the Marion hotel Gold room
between 2:30 and 5:30 o'clock.
All friends are invited to call during those
hours. No formal invitations have been issued, the
tea arranged as an informal gathering for Salem
women to meet the governor's wife.
Receiving With Mrs. Smith will bo wives of other
board of control members, Mrs. Karl T. Newbry
and Mrs. Sigfrid M. Unander; and the wives of
supreme court justices, Mcsdnmes Harold Warner,
George Rossman, James T. Brand, Hall S, Lusk,
Karl C. Latourette, Waller L, Toozc, and William
C. Perry. Introducing to the line will he Mrs.
Wheeler English and Mrs. Robert M. Fischer, .Ir.
Greeting guests at the door and taking charge
of the guest book will be Mrs. Robert 1,. Elfslrom,
Mrs. Dean H. Walker and Mrs. G. Herbert Smith.
Assisting about the rooms will he Mrs. B. 0.
Schucking, Mrs. Fred Shideler ot Corvnllis, Mrs.
Roy S. Keene and Mrs. Francis Zlcglcr, both of
Corvallis, Mrs. Howard Helton of Cnnby, Mrs. War
ren Gill of Lebanon, Mrs. Mnrjorie Charbononu,
Mrs. William Burns of Portland, Mrs. Hussel Bout
ler, Mrs. Charles Musscr, Mrs. Bruce F. Pieketl,
Mrs. Clark C. McCall, Mrs. .!. N. Bishop, Mrs.
Mrs. Richard L. Cooley Is to entertain for her
bridge club on Wednesday night.
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CANDIDATES FOR WILLAMETTE'S MAY QUEEN
Warren McMinnimce of Tillamook, Mrs. Chester
M. Cox, Mrs. Daniel .1. Fry, Sr., Mrs. John C. F.
Merrifield of Portland, Mrs. Rudio Wilhelin of
Portland, Mrs. Carl Francis of Dayton, Mrs. Rob
ert B. Ebcrsole.
Pouring will be Mrs. Karl Snell, Mrs. Charles
A. Sprague, Mrs. Richard A. Rawlinson, Mrs. Phil
ip Hitchcock of Portland, Mrs. Robert F. White,
Mrs. Bernard Mainwarlng, Mrs. George lilelt of
Coqlllllc, Mrs. Charles 11. Holtzel, Mrs. John Rich
ards of Eugene, Mrs. Lee Ohmnrt, Mrs. It. H.
Baldock, Mrs. Douglas McKay, Mrs. William I,.
Phillips.
In the group serving will be Mrs. T. Harold
Tomlinson, Mrs. Forrest Bodmer, Mrs. Del Milne,
Mrs. A. W. Louclts, Mrs. Lawrence Anderson, Mrs.
James It. Phillips, Mrs. Charles A. Barclay, Mrs.
Rudy Calaba, Mrs. Horace McGee, Mrs. Robert
DcArmond, Mrs. Bruce Williams, Mrs. Sam R.
Haley, Mrs. John A. Ilell'.el, Mrs. Robert Sprague,
Mrs. James C. Stone. Mrs. Sam Stewart, Mrs.
Ralph, 1''.. Purvine, Mrs. Charles D. Wood, Mrs.
Chester Loe, Mrs. Palmer Saltier, Mrs. Dean K.
Brooks, Mrs. Robert M. Needham, Mrs. Edwin H.
Armstrong, Mrs. Leon Perry. Mrs. J. B. Monnette,
Miss Ilnltie Bratzel, Mrs. Mnrjorie Gabriel, Mrs.
Robert Dragor, Mrs. Paul Geddes of RoScburg,
A large group of friends from Portland and oth
er valley cities will be attending (he lea.
Mrs. Reed Nelson will be hostess to her bridge
club Wednesday night, for dessert and cards.
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run. dance lor ihe .16 CJUD is to he next
Friday night at the American Legion club,
dancing lo be between 9:30 and 12:30
o'clock. Stubby Mills orchestra is to play for the
semi-formal party.
"Blossom time" is the theme for the dance and
pink and silver will be featured in decorations.
On Ihc committee for the evening arc Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Feller, Mr. and Mrs. Max Dolezal,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dench, Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Itobert Allison.
Sojourners club will meet for regular salad
luncheon Thursday, at I p.m. at the Woman's club
house. Committee includes Mrs. Austin Elvers,
chairman, Mrs. V. C, Fletcher, Mrs. Clara Mac
man, Mrs. Robert Hoslctter, Mrs. W. M. Huxtable,
Mrs. Allan T. Cnrlston.
Meeting Monday night will be chapter BQ of
P.E.O. Sisterhood, at the home of Mrs. M. E.
Moore, 1795 Kola Drive, at 7:45 o'clock. The chap
ter birthday will be observed at a social evening.
Mrs. Marens Maltby is in charge of the program.
Co-hostess is to be Mrs. Chester Loe.
Governor and Mrs. Elmo Smith will be out of
the capital for a number ofngagemcnls elsewhere
this next week.
On Monday they will be in southwestern Oregon,
attending the luncheon of the Oregon Coast High
way association at Coos Bay. Governor Smith lo be
speaker; and in the evening at a Chamber of Com
merce event in North Bend.
On Friday evening, Governor and Mrs. Smith
will be in Portland for the opening of the baseball
season there. On Saturday, the Smiths will be at
the Young Republicans gathering at Dorchester
House at Occanslde; and on April 30 are slated to
be in Rend to attend the Police Officers group
banquet in the Pilot Butte inn, Governor Smith to
be the speaker.
Chapter BC of P.E.O. Sisterhood will meet Tues
day evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Kinley Adams with Mrs. D, A. Emerson as co
hostess. Members of Mrs. C. W. Parker's bridge club
are honoring her Monday at a no-host luncheon
gathering at I.ipman's, the group later going to the
home of Mrs. L. C. Mcl.eod. In early May, Mr, and
Mrs. Parker leave for an extended stay in Califor
nia. Chapter CB of P.E.O. Sisterhood is meeting at
the home of Mrs. John M. Greenwood In Dallas
next Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Irene
Adams will be co-hostess. Miss Mildred Dcisehcr is
in charge of the program on "Blueprint for Build
ing." Leaving tomorrow for Spokane lo attend a joint
meeting of the Washington and Oregon Hotel as
sociations will be Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Chadwiek
and Mr. and Mrs Leonard Rowan, the quartet (ly
ing there and back. They will return Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. Adam Lefor, superintendent at Salem Me
morial hospital, leaves Sunday for Seattle, accom
panying Miss Virginia Welch, superintendent of the
Good Samaritan hospital at Corvallis. the (wo to
attend the Western Hospital association meeting
there.
Following the mectlnC. Mrs. Lefor will remain
in Seattle until the weekend to visit her mother,
Mrs. Ted Newman
Chapter AR of P.E.O. Sisterhood is to be enter
tained Mondav night at the hon)0 of Mrs. James
S. Smart. n Zona with Mrs Robert K. Worrnl ns
eo hostess The meeting will be at 7:3rj o'clock.
A large group M Salem folk will be in Portland
net Thursday evening lo attend the annual Mat
rix Table banquet of Thela Sigma Phi. national
professional honorary in journalism for women.
The event Is sponsored by the Portland Alumnae
association of Thela Sigma Phi
The formal banquet w ill he at 7 o'clock in the
Multnomah hotel grand ballroom
FWf Oregon women named as "women o(
achievement fe the year 1 honored at the
affair. Including Helen ' Cowgllt, Corvallis, for her
wort in a-N club programs; Miss Wthn B. Had
m. rwJ librarian at In University of Oregon
tkWal achoal; Mrs Mar parol Thompson Hill,
editor and publisher of the Pafkrose-Easl County
Enterprise; Miss Martha a. Shull, English teacher
m Jefferson High school, Pottland; and Sister
Milium Theresa, lead of throsoeioiogy department
at Maiylhuist Allege, o 00
ChnrlgUc Paub Groshell, autlar and-astanl
publisher of the Snftniatmle. K.UU Record. Sno
qualnuc. Wash., is To be Rin?st speaker q
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THE QUINTET above includes five others nominated as candidates for May queen on the campus. The name
of the queen will not be revealed until the weekend events start. Left to right above are: Judy Moritz, Jo Tcr
hark. Lorraine Landrud, Margaret HUSOO and Gay Kent. In addition to the queen, two will be named princesses.
Founders Event
Salem alumnae of Pi Beta Phi sorority will
gather for a semi-formal banquet next Thursday
night at China City, the event marking the 89th
anniversary of founding of the organization. The
dinner will be at 6:30 o'clock.
Mrs. James T. Brand is to be speaker. Music
will be presented by Mrs. James Todd and mem
bers of the active chapter at Willamette univer
sity. Mrs. Peter M. Gunnar is to be toastmistrcss
and Mrs. Ralph Keyser, president of the alumnae,
will give a welcome.
Mrs. Walter Foster is chairman and on the hos
tess committee are Miss Lelia Johnson, Miss F.len
nor Oakes, Miss Marian Oakes, Mrs. George Garit,
Mrs. George Juba end Miss Mary Louise Lee.
Reservations are being taken by Mrs Foster and
should be in by April 22.
Pi Bela Phi was founded April 28, 1867, at
Monmouth college at Monmouth, lil.
Among affairs honoring Miss Gloria Stolk be
fore her June marriage to Wallace Carson, Jr. will
be the luncheon and kitchen shower for which Mrs.
Bruce Spaulding and her daughter, Mrs. Robert
Morris 111, will entertain next Saturday, April 28.
The party will be at the Dunthorpe home of Mrs.
Spaulding in Portland.
Mrs. Chester Loe is to be hostess to her bridge
club next Thursday afternoon.
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PtNSTKRS club will meet at the home of
of Miss Adclc Egan, Rt. 1, Box 22. the St.
Paul Highway, Monday evening at 8
o'clock.
Miss Janis Hershe will be co-hostess. Petitions
for new members will be read. Bridge will follow
the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Schaberg are announcing the
engagement of their daughter. Miss Ona Mae
Schaberg, to Richard E. Bahnscn.
A June wedding is planned by the duo.
Miss Schaberg is a graduate of Salem Bible
academy and is employed by the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph company. Mr, Bahnsen is a grad
uate of Salem schools and is employed by the
Stevens Equipment company.
Mr. and Mrs. St. Elmo Massengale, Jr., who
will be leaving soon for Atlanta. Ga., arc to be
honored by a group of Portland friends at a fare
well party in the Multnomah hotel next Saturday
night.
Last evening, the Masscngales were honored at
dinner by some of their associates in the Coca
Cola company, at Randall's Chuck Wagon.
St. Elizabeth's guild of St. Paul's Episcopal
church will meet for 1 p.m. luncheon next Tuesday
at the church. Hostesses are Mrs. Harry H. Belt,
Mrs. Jessie Bush Mickelson, Mrs. Keilh Powell
and Mrs. Paul Van Scoy.
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PRIL meeting and coffee for Willamette
Valley Panhellenic, the Salem alumnae
croup, will be next Friday morning at the
home of Mrs. Stanley C. Rolfness with Mrs. Jack
Haller assisting.
Plans will be outlined tor the annual "koffe
Match" to be given in May. The event is tentatively
set for May 26, and will be given at the home of
Mrs. G. Herbert Smith on Fairmount Hill.
Dabblers club will meet at the home of Mrs.
George Grcgor, 2610 Pioneer drive, Thursday at 8
p.m. New officers will be elected and L. E. Show
ers will give a demonstration on jewelry making.
Some Notations
By M.L.F
From now on school social activities more and
more feature in the news. . . .Dates are announced
for annual Junior-Senior Proms in the three local
high schools, these affairs being among the big
social events of the year. . . .Sacred Heart aca
demy has set its prom for May 8; South Salem
High school, May 26; and North Salem High school,
June 2. . . .And of course Willamette students now
are setting up all arrangements and plans for an
nual May Weekend, May 4, 5 and 6. . . .
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The unusually beautiful decorations and the col
orful array of spring costumes and bonnets worn
'ty the guests all made the setting for Salem Me
morial Hospital auxiliary's silver tea, Thursday,
like a lush garden scene. ...The successful benefit,
of which Mrs. John H. Johnson was chairman, was
given at the charming Candalaria Heights home of
Dr. anil Mrs. George R. Hoffman, a large group
calling between 2:30 and 5:30 o'clock. ...Receiving
with the hostess were Mrs. Charles H. Hcllzcl,
president of the auxiliary, and Mrs. Adam Lefor,
superintendent at the hospital. . . .
A large basket of pale yellow blooms with
fluffy white and yellow tulle and satin ribbon ar
ranged among them hung on the lamp post at the
turn-in from the street to the home to greet guests
as they arrived ... At one side of the mantel in the
living room was a huge arrangement of magnolia
blooms . . . Floating camellias and nosegays of
bright flowers were arranged here and there about
the home . . . The tea table was especially beautiful
. . . .A yellow organdy cloth covered it. . . .For the
centerpiece there was a tiered silver epcrgne on a
silver rooted mirror. . . .At the base were small
pale yellow and white pansics and primroses,
larger ones in the center tier, then full-bloom tulips
and daffodils in yellow and white gracefully
spreading out at the top. . . .At cither side of the
centerpiece was a hurricane lamp with a white
candle burning. . . .
Among those on hand during our stay, including
a number assisting, were Mrs. B. O. Schucking,
Mrs. Frank Nlcholls, Mrs. Frank Ward, Mrs.
Robert DeArmond, Mrs, Oscar Specht, Mrs. Wil
liam Ferguson. Mtss Edith Schryvcr, Mrs. Stanley
Grove, Mrs. Ted Garlington. Mrs. Ritchie M. Turn
er. Mrs. Logan C. Berry. Mrs. Walter Brownlow.
Mrs. Maynard Shiffer, Mrs. Horace McGee, Mr.V
Dale Parker. Mrs. Joe Bnnawit, Jr., Mrs. Ned
Foreman, Mrs. Jack Foreman, Mrs. Thclma
Stram, Mrs. Donald Wells. Mrs. Richard Taggescll,
Mrs. George A. Arbuckle, Mrs. Edgar T. Pierce,
Mrs. Homer Smith. Jr., Mrs. Virgil T. Golden,
Mrs. Fred Klaus, Mrs. Lee Ohmnrt, Dr. Mary
Purvine. Mrs. Ralph E. Purvine. Mrs. James G.
Watts. Mrs. Robrrt B. Ebcrsole, Mrs. E. F. Kirk
wood. Mrs. George Swartsley, Mrs. Robert W.
Gormsen, Mrs. William It. Shlnn, Miss Marjorle
Becke. .Mrs. Samuel W. Rohb, Mrs. A. D. Wood
mansCCi .Mrs. J. B. Monnette, Mrs. Bruce F. Pick
ell, Mrs. Joseph II. Kclton, Mrs. Richard Upjohn,
Mrs. Emery llolibs, Mrs. John Mcl'ullough, Mra.
Philip llaWley, Mrs. Richard L. Cooley, Mrs. Fred
II. 'inompson, Mrs. James R. Phillips, Mrs. B. L.
'lrclslau. Mrs. Wayne Hadley, Mrs. E. E. Batter
man. Mrs. C. Ronald Hudkins, Mrs. Chester M.
Cox, Mrs. Glenn Hall . . . Among hospital board
members calling in the late allernoon, A. C.
Haag, Charles II. Helltel, Kenneth Sherman and
C. Ronald Hudkins, the board making it a custom
each year to have as many of its members as pos
sible call at Ihe tea to cheer the auxiliary along
in its work for the hospital. . . .
Another very enjoyable gathering on Candalaria
Heights, Thursday, was ihe informal cotfee for
which Mrs. Ritchie M. Turner entertained during
the late morning. . . The party was one of a scries
tor which the hostess has been entertaining for
small groups of iriends. . . . Following their "sec
onds" at coffee and delightful vijitilg, the guesti
ent on an impromptu tour of the spacious and
iwerejtmg hnnie. . . .The coffee table was set with
a lace cloth, the centfrpiece a colorful arrange
nnt of near American Heaiity shade, full bkoaa
tulips, candles tt filher side in matching abad. . .
Amine those greeted during our stav Mr.
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Milne. Mrs. CaVroll Verd. Mrs. levaaUs Alls.
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