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All friend, interestfd in the work of the Salva
tion Army Arc extended invitation t attend the
informal coffee planned for Sunday afternoon,
April 29, by the Salvation Armv advisory board at
the Kingwood Hcishts home of Justice and Mrs.
.bmcs T. Brand. Honrs for the affair are between
2:30 and 6 o'clock. Proceeds from this benefit go
to the scholarship fund of the Salvation Army.
Receiving guests informally throughout the aft
ernoon will be Captain and Mrs. William Ricken
of the Salvation Army, and with them at the differ
ent periods will be' Mr. and Mrs. G. Dudley Hen
derson and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Avison.
Mrs. Robert D. G-egg is to be in charge in the
sun room and Dr. Mary Purvine is in charge of the
dining room.
Several members of the board and the wives of
board members will be assisting about the rooms,
including Mrs. B. 0. Schucking, Mr. and Mrs. El
mer Berglund, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Benjamin, Mrs.
Robert Forkncr, Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Williams,
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mainwaring, Mr. and Mrs.
Lyman McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nugent, Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Childs, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sher
man, Mr. and .Mrs. William L. Phillips, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas W. Churchill, Dr. and Mrs. Tom H.
Dunham, Judge and Mrs. George Duncan, Mr. and
Mrs. Russcl E. Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fames.
A group of Portland women will pour during
the different hours.
Social Afternoon club of Chadwick chapter, Or
der of Eastern Star, will meet Tuesday at 1:30
p.m. at the Masonic temple. The afternoon will
be spent sewing. A birthday tea will close the
meeting. Visiting members of the order arc in
vited. Hostesses are Mrs. I. Mi Doughton, Mrs. Byron
B. Herrick, Mrs. J. C. Jones, Mrs. Arthur Kecne,
Mrs. W. L. Lewis, Mrs. Frank Minto, Mrs. B. F.
Pound, Mrs. Arthur Reed. Mrs. Frank Rock, Mrs.
R. Lee Wood, Mrs. Paul H. Hauscr.
Members of Cherry assembly, Order of Rain
bow for Girls, will meet next Thursday at the
Scottish Rite temple. Plans will be made for the
grand assembly in Astoria, June 17 to 19.
Monthly dinner meeting of the Business and
Professional Women's club will be next Tuesday
at the Golden Pheasant at 6:30 o'clock. "You and
Your Security" is the theme for the program, plans
being made by the national security and interna
tional relations committees. Miss Alberta Shoe
make and Miss Margaret Maddox. chairmen
The committee in charge has planned an in
teresting program. Election of officers will be con
ducted at the business meeting following the din
ner. St. Helena's guild of St. .Paul's Episcopal church
is meeting Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at the church
in the Fireplace room.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Ronald Blundell, Mrs. .1.
Goggins, Mrs. Robert Powell and Mrs. George
Kelly.
Salem Navy Mothers club will meet at the home
of Mrs. L. H. Hudson, 2265 Center street Tuesday
at 8 p.m. Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Ida Newton
and Mrs. E. A. Boyle.
Circles of the Woman's Society of Christian
Service of Jason Lee Memorial Methodist church
will meet Wednesday, April 25, as follows:
The Laura Austin circle at 1:30, with Mrs.
George Parsons, 2505 Myrtle avenue.
The Helen Kim circle at 1:30 with Mrs. A. E.
Utley, 853 North Commercial.
The Clara Swain circle for 12 o'clock no-host
luncheon in the church Fireplace room. The group
will tie a child's quilt.
The Thoburn circle at 1:30 with Mrs. Roy Lively,
1190 North 21st.
The art in the home group of American Asso
ciation of University Women will meet on Tuesday
at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. H. W. Elgin, 1530
Urban Lane.
Evening literature group of the American Asso
ciation of University Women plans its meeting
next Wednesday at the home of Miss Lelia John--son.
858 Cascade drive. Miss Loretta Ford is co
hostess and Miss Merle Dimick will give the re
view. Cornelius Lofgren will speak on "personal insur
ance." for the fourth session in the YWCA course,
finance and legal forum. Those who have not at
tended previous sessions are welcome to register
for the one on Tuesday.
Miss Groshong Wed
c Mount Angel-St. Mary's Catholic church was
the selling for a prettv wedding Saturday morning,
when Miss Barbara Jean Groshong, daughter of
Mr and Mrs. James Marion Groshong of Scolts
Mills was married to Earl l.andnn. son of Roy
London of Scolts Mills, and the lale Mrs. London.
Daffodils and while blossoms with greenery and
tall lighted tapers in candclabrums decorated the
altars and sanctuary for the service. The Rev.
Hildebrand Melchior, O.S.B., officiated at the 10
o'clock double ring ceremony and nuptial hiuh
mass in the presence of a large gathering of rela
tives and friends. Serving as altar boys were Billy
and David Worley. For the music, the St, Mary's
church choir sang the mass and Miss Helen Keber
was organist. Miss Patricia Anderson sang before
the service and again preceding the recessional
while the couple knelt at the side altar of Our
Blessed Mother. .
Mr. Groshong escorted his daughter to the al
tar. The bride wore a Chantilly lace and nylon
tulle over white satin dress. The fitted bodice of
lace, stvled with a sweetheart neckline and long
lace sleeves, tapered over the hands. The full bouf
fant skirt of nylon tulle over satin terminated in a
chapel length train. Scalloped Chantilly lace bor
dered the skirt and the sides of the front inset of
ri. -ivH tulle A Juliet can of lace and tulle with
rhinestone and seed pearl trim held in place a
fingertip illusion veil. The bridal bouquet contained
large orchids with a cascade of ycHow cymbidium
erchids and yellow centered white daisies.-
Miss Helen Groshong was tke honor attendant
far her sister. She wore a frock of light green polkt
Hot nvlon ovef taffeta, fashioned with fitted bodic
and pleated taffcta portrait collar Her (ull souf
fant skirt was floor length.
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flie bridegroom who wore a Itock of lichi nreha
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AMONG those on the committee arranging annual International Reunion Day for Alpha Gamma Delta sorority
in Salem next Saturday arc these four above, left to right: Miss Mary Ellen Davey, Mrs. Peter Bennison, Mrs.
Robert Nelson, Miss Jane Hande. Alumnae will be cominng from all parts of Oregon for the luncheon. The
group above met this week to work on favors.
Sorority Luncheon
An event for next Saturday, April 28, attracting
visitors from all over Oregon will be the annual
International Reunion Day for Alpha Gamma Delta
alumnae. "To cherish friendship" is the theme
for. the day's prof mm.
Registration will be between 12 and 1 o'clock at
the Marion hotel.
The luncheon is to be in the hotel Gold room
at 1 o'clock.
Miss Norma Johanscn of Portland, state alum
nae chairman in the sorority, is to be a special
guest. Alumnae from various cities and active
members from University of Oregon and Oregon
State college are to attend.
Mark Hatfield, dean of men at Willamette uni
versity, is to be the featured speaker. Miss Jane
Hande is toastmistrcss for the luncheon.
Mrs. Robert Gordon is general chairman for
arrangements for the day's reunion. Mrs. Stanley
Rolfness is in charge of reservations. Mrs. Peter
Bennison and Miss Jane Hande arc chairmen for
the program. Mrs. James H. Turnbull is chair
man for accommodations, assisted by Mrs. Vern
Kitchell: and Mrs. Estill L. Brunk is arranging
the decorations. Miss Mary Ellen Davey is chair
man for favors.
Films of Alaska will be presented by the Globe
Travel Service in the next of the series of vacation
teasers, offered by the young adult department of
the YWCA Tuesday evening. A tentative vacation
trip to that area will be outlined. There is no
charge for the program which begins at 7:30 p.m.
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Mrs. Donald L. Rasmusscn, YWCA membership
chairman, announces that there will be a member
ship luncheon at the YWCA on Tuesday from 12 to
1:30 o'clock. Mrs. C. A. Barnes, former member
of the YWCA national board from Eugene, will be
the honored guest. Reservations for this luncheon,
which is a special feature of national YWCA week,
may be made at the YWCA. Mrs. Robert D. Gregg
is chairman of the event.
Maurice Merrill will demonstrate cake decorat
ing at the YWCA class in hostessing helps Thurs
day afternoon, from 1 to 3 o'clock. Those who have
not registered and are attending this one session,
are asked to notice the change of time of the pro
gram. Mothers club of bethel 48, Job's Daughters, will
meet at the home of Mrs. Boyd A. Filler, 260 South
19th street Tuesday at 8 p.m.
Saturday Morning
with greenery. Their single strands of pearls were
gifts from the bride.
Ring bearer was Tommy Landon of Coos Day,
nephew of the bridegroom.
Itolierl Landon of Coos Bay was besl man for
his brother, and Harold Jackson of Scolts Mills
was groomsman. Ushers were Henry Splonski of
Salem, uncle of the bride, and Dnnqld Frey of
Canby.
Mrs. Groshong. mother of the bride, selected a
blue nylon dress for her daughter's wedding. With
it she wore a matching hlue hat and red acces
sories, and a corsage of rosebuds. Among the
guests ol the wedding was Mrs. Paul Splonski of
Scotls Mills, grandmother ol the bride.
The reception which followed the church service
was arranged in the dining room of St. Mary's
school, where a noon luncheon was served to more
than 200 guests. Daffodils and spring blossoms and
candles decorated the tables and the reception
room. The bride's table, covered with a white linen
cloth, was centered with an arrangement ol can
dles and flowers. A three-tiered wedding cake dec
orated in white with daisies was topped with a
triple wedding bell ornament.
Cutting the cake were Mrs. Joseph Ferlan of
Molalla. godmother of the bride, and Mrs. John
Splonski. aunt of the bride. Presiding at the coffee
urn were Mrs. Henry Splonski of Salem, aunt of
the bride, and Miss Elsie Dale of Scotts Mills.
Mrs. Anthony Beilenberg served the punch, and
was in charge of the gift table. Miw Diana Landn,
sister of the bridegroom, circular the guest book,
Assisting in serving were the Misses Caroline Sor
rnsn and Carol Boyts. both of Scotts Mills, Mary
Jean Wyland of Mofalla and Marilyn Beyer and
Helen Prbvost of Mount Acel Mlai Judith Taylor
nd Miss XaPy Ann Riclemcier assisted with the
gifts.
a'or her traveling atlire. the bile wore a black
ml ie arlri cnttnn with duster to match, com
flrr.iftcd tuth pinko accessories and the nreftid
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PLAN SPECIAL DAY FOR SORORITY
"jlTUNIOR Woman's club will be entertained by
p III new members at the group's "come ns you
J' were party," Monday night. The event will
be at Salem'Womnn's club house.
Knch member of tfec club will come in a cos
tume represent in her life before "reincarnation"
the theme suggesting "The Search for Bridcy
Murphy."
Mrs. John Ericksen is general chairman and on
the committee with her will be Mrs. William Hicks,
program chairman; Mrs. Forrest Walker, in charge
of refreshments; Mrs. Hal Merrill, decorations
chairman. Prizes will be awarded for the various
costumes.
Dr. R. C. Synowski will be guest speaker to give
a lecture on hypnosis.
Salem unit. No. 136, American Legion auxiliary,
will meet at the Salem Woman's club next Thurs
day at 8 p.m. Junior and senior members will be
initiated.
Parents club of Sacred Heart academy will
meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the school hall. It wilt
be a social evening, with games in play. All par
ents of the 8th grade girls arc invited.
Evelyn DeVrics circle of the Woman's Society
of Christian Service of the Leslie Methodist church
will meet Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 for dessert
at the home of Mrs. C. W. Staccy, 765 Boone road.
Mrs. R. W. Langs will be assisting hostess. Mrs.
Gail Brunson will lead the devotional period. Mrs.
Sidney VanDyke. president of Salem United Church
Women, will be a special guest and talk on the
migrant work projects in the planning of the Salem
churches this season.
A "Mardi Gras" will feature the friendship
night meeting of bethel 43, Job's Daughters, next
Monday, at the Scottish Rite temple at 7:30 o'clock.
Woman's Society of Christian Service of Morn
ingside Methodist church will meet at the church
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Hostesses are Mrs.
John Stuller. Mrs. Rex Dart, Mrs. Jerry Calaba
and Mrs. Vayne Smith.
The group will plan for the rummage sale to be
May 3.
Next meeting of Royal Neighbors of America
Sewing club will be next Wednesday, at the home
ot Mrs. Margaret Willis, 965 5th street, with Mrs.
Ethel Davenport and Mrs. Ella Conner assisting.
A salad luncheon will be served at 12:30 o'clock.
A silent auction will be conducted following. All
members arc requested to bring an item (or the
auction.
Dr. Roy E. Lieuallen, president of the Oregon
Cohere oi Education, Monmoulil, is to be guest
speaker fur the luncheon meeting of Salem club of
iWnta International, Thursday. The luncheon will
be at the Golden I'hqasant.
The club's hoard of directors is meeting the
night of April 30 to elect new officers.
New officers were elected at the meeting of
Woman's .Society of Christian Service oi the rirst
Melnouist church Thursday evening. Mr.s. P. I),
Baker is the new president; Mrs. Brooks H. Moore,
vice-president; Mrs. Olen Williams, recording sec
retary, Mr.s. Thad Moreland, treasurer; Mrs. Hon
or! K. AnuerM)i), spiritual life, Mrs. C. K. Monk,
Christian social relations.
Activity chairmen arc: Mrs. Preston Dough
ton, Mr.-.. John Carr, Mr.-. William deeper, .w.s.
r'loyu Waltz; sluucijL work, hrt. brvin Poiier
and Mrs. Muo Taylor; youin worn, Mrs. Dennis
Hatch and Mrs. G. l. McTununu; children's wot-;,
Mrs. Prank Tomic; status ol women, Mrs. Eaw'aid
Taggert; membership, Mrs. James Bowlin and Mrs.
Harvey Aston; friendship, Mrs. H. B. Rothrock;
fellowship, Mrs. David Scott; publicity, Mrs. Ralph
DaMetz; secretary of promotion, Mrs. Roy Lock
cnour, secretary of missionary education, Mrs, A.
J. Quirffl; literature and publications, Mrs. Gath
ering Lyon, and supply work, Mrs, V. L. Robins.
Mrs. Thafl Moreland was re-elected Jor a 6-year
If rm on the Methodist home board. ,
Mrt. Brooks Moore presenled0the program (ol-
Inwi; the meeting. Mrs. Keith L (toted gave the
devotions. Edith Kairham Gunnar sang, accompa
nied by Mrt, A. A. Schramm. A piyas presented
oy the Methodist youth fflfcwship. Tea was served
in $e Carrftr room by mibr rf of circles ft and
$9h Mr. MerluPEstep Jr. and Mr Robert
dlostctter chaijyiau.
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P) ALEM club of Oregon State Mothers is meet
Ss. ing for dessert at 1 o'clock Monday" after
noon at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Waters,
1295 Strong Road. Mrs. Robert Radcliffe, Mrs. Rob
ert Scars and Mrs. Ivan Merchant are co-hostesses.
T. W. de Looze of the Chamber of Commerce
speakers bureau is to talk on the bond issues.
At the business session new officers will be
elected. A plant sale is to be conducted to augment
the group's scholarship fund.
All OSC mothers are invited to attend.
Wednesday afternon literature group of the
American Association of University Women will
meet next week at the home of Mrs. George
Walsh, 1394 North Summer street, dessert to be
served at 1:30 o'clock. Mrs. Laurence Walworth
will be co-hostess. Mrs. George McNeill Is to re
view "Love or Perish" by Smiley Blonton.
Rotana club will meet next Monday evening, at
Ihe home of Mrs. Al Latic, 2368 State street, at
7 : 45 o'clock. A speaker from the Chamber of Com
merce will be present.
No-host dinner and social evening for members
of Cherry court, Order of the Amaranth, will be
Wednesday evening at 6:30 o'clock, al the Scottish
Rite temple. Members may bring guests.
Committee for the evening includes: Mr. and
Mrs. Charles McCabc, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lorenz.
Mr. and Mrs. IrvJn Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. El
mer Boyer, Mrs. Paul Griebenow, Dr. and Mrs.
Edwin Johnson.
Miss Eileen Osko. grand immortalily of ihe
grand chapter of Oregon, Order of Rainbow for
Girls, will be honored with a reception following
Ihe meeting of Chadwick assembly, Tuesday eve
ning. The public is invited to the reception at 8 o'clock
at the Masonic temple. The meeting of the as
sembly will be 7 o'clock.
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One of the larger benefits of the mopth is
Scheduled for next Friday, April 27, The annual
card party given by Salem club, Daughters of the
Nile, at the Scottish Rite temple. Proceeds from
the party go to the Shriners hospital for crippfcd
children in Portland.
Dessert will be at 1:15 o'clock, the card gomes
following. Mrs. W. C. Bachman is general chair
man and Mrs. Albert W. Morris is co-chairman.
Among those making reservations for the party
so far are Mrs. Fred B. Kccler. Mrs. Burton Dijnn,
Mrs. Donald Parker, Mrs. Walter Martin, Mrs.
George Thomasen. Mrs. E. W. Ross, Mrs. Max L.
Alford, Mrs. Dale X. Bccchlcr, Mrs. Adlolph Bom
beck, Mrs. Russel Bright, Mrs. Frank R. Brown,
Mrs. Robert D. Driscoll, Mrs. Carl W. Emmons,
Mrs. John M. Rnmnge, Mrs. B. W. Staccy, Mrs.
Milton G. Thomas, Mrs. Lawrence Anderson, Mrs.
Fred C. Klaus. Mrs. Abner K. Kline, Mrs. M. A.
Stoutenberg, Mrs. John Clutter, Mrs. Del Milne,
Mrs. Virgil T. Golden, Mrs. Rex Kimsev. Mrs. Vir
gil W. Moorhead, Mrs". Theodore Ullakko, Mrs.
Reuben Sinner, Mrs. George R. K. Moorhead, Mrs.
Rotarian Women
An interesting meeting has been arranged for
Rotarian Women, Monday, when the group gathers
nt l.ipman's Cherry room for luncheon at 1 o'clock.
Winners in the recent public speaking contest
in Eugene for high schools will be presented, each
to give a five-minute talk, They include George
Andrews, North Salem High school, who is to pre
sent a humorous toll;; Joy Brown, North Salem
High school, an oration on world pence; Bill Ford,
South Salem High school, an after dinner speech
on Leap year; and John Anderson, South Salem
High school, an impromptc Inlk.
The nominating committee is to report and new
officers will he elected.
A charmingly arranged social affair of Friday
was the tea for which members of Chapter G
of P.E.O. Sisterhood entertained to honor Mrs.
ltobert I.. Elfslrom, about 250 calling for the affair.
Mrs. Elfstrom is state president of the P.E.O.
Sisterhood and a member of Chapter G.
The tea was given ot the Fairmount Hill home
of Dr. and Mrs. G. Herbert Smith,, The home was
beautifully decorated with varied spring flowers.
The lea table was covered with an embroidered
cloth, the centerpiece an arrangement of Calla
lilies and yellow Dutch irises.
Mrs. Ralph Day of Portland, slate organizer,
was among the slate officers attending, and a
group of more than 20 Portland women, including
past stale presidents and others who have served
on the state board with Mrs. Elfstrom, came for
the affair to honor her.
Mrs. Elfstrom will be retiring from the state
presidency following the state convention on the
Lewis and Clark college campus, June 6-8.
YWCA Mothers club will meet in Ihe YW Social
room Thursday at noon. New officers will be elect
ed. Alex Agnthonns, exchange student from Greece,
and Sigrid Bruchl, exchange student from Ger
many, will present Ihe program on teen-agers in
foreign countries.
Mrs. Dennis Clarke was honored with a surprise
shower Friday evening, when Mrs. Marvin Brown
and Mrs. Neil Rileltc were hostesses at the Brown
home. Dessert was served following the opening of
gifts.
Present were Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. Mabel Walker,
Mrs. Herbert Clarke of Arlington, Mrs. Mac Procb
stal and Mrs. Edward Young, Portland; Mrs.
James L. Payne, Mrs. Eric Bergman, Mrs. Lester
Hagedorn, Mrs. W. B. Johnson, Mrs. R. A. Slrat
Inn. Mrs. Ronald Kraus, Mrs. Warren Hooker, Mrs.
II. B. Pearson, Mrs. Myrtle Anglin and the hostess
es. Mr. and Mrs. Linn C. Smith are home from three
months in Palm Springs, Calif.
Also back from a winter in California are Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Fills.
News has been received of Ihe marriage of Miss
Lois Livingston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Livingston of Eugene, to Frank L. Browned, son
of Mrs. Frank L, Brownell of Salem, in Tangier,
Africa on March 24.
The ceremony look place in Ihe home of a mis
sionary from the Anglican church.
After a honeymoon in Tangier, the couple went
lo Spain, where they spent some lime at Algccirns
and enjoyed Ihe Holy Week celebrntion in Seville.
They will live in Seville, where Mr. Brownell is
with the Brown, Raymond, Walsh construction com
pany. The hridc is to be a nurse in the U.S. Navy
Base hospital in Seville later in the spring.
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L. B. 4.ren, Mrs. 1M fcwwcW, . feoafe
Pollt, Mrs. Lester (' , Vr. Davll I. Cawann)
Mrs. Jic ttiw, Mrs. H L. Brank, Mr!.
Charla Mm. Mrs. RwM Builcr, Mrs. k
Jones. Mrs. J. Earl fa. Mrs? Oral Laramtn, Mr..
Edward Williaros. Mrs. E. W. Petersan, Mrs..Cecjl
A. Lantz, .Mrs. Maurice Childs, Mrs. Lauren Gale.
Mrs. John Ritchie. Mrs. H. Lawrence Lister of
Portland, Airs. E. E. BaUerman, Mrs. John Tweed,
Mrs. George Stoelhnmmer, Mrs. C. W. Kecne. Mrs.
Harold Jenkins. Mrs. Thomas V. Kelly.
Mrs. Everett D Crablrce, Mrs. Albert C.
Gragg. Mrs. E. A. Finley, Mrs. John D. Graham,
Mrs. Ferd Schlapkohl. Mrs. Donald Mad'son, Mrs.
Jack Kuhn, Mrs. E. A. Linden. Sr., Mrs. Carl W.
Chambers, Mrs. Roy H. Mills, Mrs. O. R. Eckcrj
ley, Mrs. Harry Lucas, Mrs. Philip O'Toole of Cor
vallis, Mrs. Nellie Noble.
Mrs. Walter F. Sieber, Mrs. Millard A. Pekar.
Mrs. William Bradley, Mrs. O. E. Palmateer, Mra.
R. C. Cnccia. Mrs. William H. Foster, Mrs. Val P.
Johnson, Mrs. Edwin A. Oehler, Mrs. Ted Andre
sen, Mrs. Alvin Luehrs, Mrs. Rudi Jager.
STYLE show will be presented at the meet
ing of Salem Woman's club next Friday
aflernoon. ot the Salem Woman's club
house. Mrs. Winifred Pettyjohn is in charge of the
affair. Joan Ross will be commentator and styles
to be shown are from Llpman's, Models from the
club include Mrs. Helen Goodenough, Mrs. Howard
N. Hunsaker. Mrs. Floyd M. White. Mrs. John S.
Tyler, Jr., Mrs. George H. Swift, Mrs. Walter 1,
Spaulding, Mrs. H. K. Mazloom, Mrs. Albert O,
Gragg.
For the musical program, Mrs. Theodoro de
Looze will sing.
Mrs. Howard N. Hunsaker is tea chairman, and
will be assisted by Mrs. David H. Cameron, Mrsi
O. Virgil Hume, Mrs. R. C. Hunter, Mrs. Willis A.
Jones, Mrs. J. E.' Kirk, Mrs. Robert Gcddcs, Mrs.
R. It. Boardman, Mrs. Jack Pedersen, Mrs. C. F.
Patton.
The board meeting will be at 12:30 o'clock, j
Next regular meeting of Soroptimist Internation
al club of Salem, will he Wednesday noon at the
Golden Pheasant. Speakers from the League of
Women Voters will discuss the measures appearing
on the city ballot in the primary election.
At the recent social meeting of the club at the
home of Miss Helen Benson, Mrs. Abner Kline
spoke on her four-month stay in England. She
told of visits with various Soportimist clubs in that
country, and of the club at Weston-Super-Mare;
which is a sister club to the Salem club.
Miss Benson showed pictures of a vacation in
the Canadian Rockies. A letter was read from Dr.
and Mrs. R. Sandilands, former Oregon residents
now medical missionaries in the French Cameroon...
Mrs. E. W. Hughes and Mrs. Paul Van de Velda
were the winners for north and south at the Knights
Df Columbus Junior bridge tournament this week.
Mrs. A. L. Elvin and Mrs. E. A. Guenthner were
second. The enst and west positions were won by
Mrs. Charles Rich and Mrs. W. G. Rogers. Follow
ing were Mrs. Marth Harrington and Mrs. Edith
Cunningham.
Walt Clinc and Mrs. Everelt Day won lirst north
and south in the senior tournament. Second place,
went to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Charnholm. East and
west section was won by Gordon Wilcox and Dr.
Felix Dilger. Second were Mrs. Walter Clme and
Mrs. Kathcrinc Lutz.
Junior Symphony
Second concert ot the season for Salem Junior
Symphony orchestra will be next1 Wednesday night
in Leslie Junior High school auditorium at n: IS
o'clock. Dr. William Swctlman is conductor.
Soloists for this concert will be John Gibbcns at'
the cello and Ronald Polls as pianist.
Program lo be played by Ihe 78-momber or
chestra is as follows,
Toccata . Frcscobaldl-Kindlcr...
Sonata V for cello and
siring orchestra Vivaldi
Largo
Allegro
John Gibbons, cellist
Piano Concerto No. 3 Beethoven ..
Allegro con brio
Ronald Polts, pianist
Intermission
Procession of the Mcislcrsingers
Wagner
Love Music from
"Boris Godunov" Moussorgsky
Angelus from "Scenes
Pittorcsques" Massenet
A Moorsidc Suite Hoist
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Nocturne
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