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Salem, Oregon, Thursday, March 14, 1957 THE CAPITAL JOURNAE Section 2 Pa?fi 8 Mrs. Handy Elected as Worthy Matron for OES WOODBURN (Special) - Mrs. Ernest W. Handy was elected worthy matron of Evergreen chap ter .No. 41, Order of the Eastern Siar, at the annual election of of ficers this week at the Masonic temple. Mr. Handy was elected worthy patron. They succeed Mr and Mrs. Leif Peterson. Other officers elected were Mrs. Percy Seely, associate matron, and Percy Seely, associate patron; Mrs. Minnie Richards, secretary, re-elected for her 46th year; Mrs. R. I. Anderson, treasurer; Mrs. Howard Lcighty, conductress; Mrs. Layman Baird, associate con ductress. Miss Gladys Adams was re-elected trustee for a two-year term. - Appointive officers named by Mrs. Handy arc Mrs. Harold Schicl, chaplain; Mrs. Thomas V. Engle, marshal; Mrs. Mark Thompson, organist; Mrs. Don Tabler, Adah; Mrs. John Scholl. Ruth; Mrs. Mas Simmons, Esther; Mrs. Leslie Paulson, Martha; Mrs. Earl Loney, Electa; Mrs. Russell Hurlbert, warder; and Howard Leighty,- sentinel. Public installation will be Sun day evening, March 31, with Mrs. Elburn T. Sims, and Ora F. Mor ris, installing matron and patron, Mrs. Arthur Burt, installing chap plain; and Mrs. Dorothy Garren, installing marshal. A surprise visitor at the meeting Was Mrs. Bertha 0. Burton, LYONS (Special)-Mrs. George Huffman of Lyons, Mrs. Clarence Decker, Sr., of Eugene and Mrs. Ed Strom of Superior, Mont., will honor their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hubbard, on their golden wedding anniversary Sunday after noon, March 17, with an open house at the Hubbard home from 8 to 5 o'clock with all friends and neighbors invited through the press to attend. worthy grand matron of the Grand chapter of Oregon, who Was in troduced, escorted to the east and greeted with the grand honors. Also a guest was Mrs. Edna Lacy, associate matron of Rose City chapter of Portland. ' Another surprise of the evening was the appointment by the worthy grand matron of Mrs. Leif Peterson, retiring worthy matron. as grand representative of the state of Montana in Oregon. Invitations to attend installation of officers were read from Evan geline chapter, Eugene, March 16; Meridian chapter, Eugene, March 22; Ainsworth chapter, Salem, March 22; and to receptions for grand officers from Evergreen as sembly No. 12, Order of Rainbow for Girls, Woodburn, April 10; Ruth chapter, Heppner, April 13; and Rose City chapter, Portland, April 19. Announcement was made of the meeting of the Willamette Valley Matrons and Patrons association at the Woodburn Masonic temple March 14 with Evergreen, Venus and Trinity chapters as host groups. A meeting of the Ever green Social club was announced for March 20 when a potluck lunch eon will be served at noon and of ficers elected. The line officers' luncheon will be March 16 at the Scottish Rite temple in Salem at 1 p.m. Mrs. Archie Murphy, Mrs. Tho mas Engle and Mr. and Mrs. Claire McMillan were appointed on the refreshment committee for the next meeting, March 25, when degrees will be conferred. An address was given by the worthy grand matron during which she presented Mrs. Peterson .with the .certificate of appointment as grand representative. ' Refreshments were served in the dining room by the past matrons, directed by Mrs. Elburn Sims, president. Dinner for Husbands A dinner honoring their hus bands was given Tuesday evening by members of the Past Matrons club, Order of Eastern Star, at the Masonic temple. Other hon ored guests were the presiding ma trons of the four Eastern Star chapters and their husbands. Mrs. Earle E. Wiper, president of the club, welcomed the guests. A feature of the evening was the moving pictures of South Africa shown by Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Madison. Spring flowers decorated the tables set for 100 members and guests. Mrs. C. L. Blodgett was chairman of the entertainment committee, assisted by Mrs. Charles Pratt, Mrs. Albert N. Copenhaver, Mrs. Esther Thomp son, Mrs. Lana Beechler and Mrs. Viola Parks. MOLALLA (Special) Mrs. Ver non Sinclair entertained with a family dinner honoring the birth day of Roxie Itschner who was four years old March 13. The din ner was given Monday evening and guests were Mrs. Katherine Gottwald, Genevieve Gottwald and the Ray Itschner family, MOLALLA (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Francis Shilts were hosts last week for dinner and an eve ning of canasta. With four tables playing, high scores were held by Mrs. Earl Parsons and Pete Ficken; low scores went to Mrs. Mrs. F, C. Mortenson and Art Raasch. MOLALLA (Special) Mrs. Gla dys B. Olsen entertained a group at dinner recently. She took guests to the Cara Amico for an Italian dinner. In the group were Mrs. Mildred Harlcss, Mrs. Golda Ed mondson, Mrs. Inez Lantz, Mrs. Hazel Perry, Mrs. Oleta Mautz and Mrs. Beula Foglesong. j mi iii Spring Busy for CDA Court Goldenweds Mr. and Mrs. George Hubbard, above, will observe their golden wedding anniversary next Sunday, March 17, and a reception will be given in their honor at their Lyons home between 3 and S o'clock. The couple was married at Woomsocket, S.D., March 20, 1907, and have resided in Oregon for the past 25 years. (Steimonts studio picture) McMlNNVILLE (Special) Mrs. Walter Dyke was given a surprise shower this week, by Mrs. John Boling. Guests were Mrs. Jean Griffith of Beaverton, Mrs. Rurh Hickok of Salem; Mrs. Alice Brock, Mrs. Irene Dillin, Mrs. Kay Sleth, Mrs. Ruth Penny, Mrs. Vir ginia Strayer, Mrs. Ernestine Ben nett, Mrs. Robert Jones, Mrs. Frank Grundhauser, Mrs. Ross Floyd, Mrs. Sylvis Hinricks, Mrs. James Barbour, Mrs. Len Garrett, Mrs. Anita Swarm, Mrs. Dotlic Trolan, Mrs. L. M. Perry, Mrs. Sue Pitman, Mrs. Eugene Martin, Mrs. Ruth Barbour, Mrs. Victoria Charbonier and Mrs. Grether Bet- tier: EAST SALEM (Special) Driv ing out to the home of their for mer neighbor, Mrs. Harold Jenk ins, for a social afternoon the past week were Mrs. Robert Wa gers, Mrs. J. I. Wagers, Mrs. Leonard Malm, Mrs. Henry Sprick, Mrs. Harvey Page, Mrs, Carl Snyder, Mrs. Gay Fabry, Mrs. Robert Fromm, Mrs. A. Co- vil Case, and Mrs. Allen McClain, and Mrs. Ernest Butler. MT. ANGEL (Special) Plans 1 for a full-schedule of spring events were outlined at this week's meet ing of the Catholic Daughters of America. The state CDofA convention will be May 18-19 at Albany, accord ing to announcement received1 from the Oregon state regent, Mrs. E, V. Squire of McMinnville. Grand Regent. Mrs. Joseph Seifer, was elected delegate and Mrs. J. L. Wachter,- alternate, to the Archdiocesan Council of Catho lic Women convention scheduled March 27-28 in Portland. Other members who are going as dele gates are Mrs. Louis A. LeUoux, council board member; Mrs. Hen ry Geek, president, and Mrs. E. A. Hammer, alternate, of the St. Ann's Altar society; and repre senting the Catholic Order of Women Foresters will be Mrs. John Schmitz, chief ranger, and Mrs. Fred J. Schwab, alternate. All Catholic, women are invited to the convention sessions. The Rev Cyril Lebold, O.S.B., pastor, will attend the clergy noon luncheon and the evening banquet as guest of the three .parish organizations who are affiliated with the Aicw. Members will assist, at the St. Mary's parish annual dinner which will be served Sunday, March 31. Mrs. George Vachter, dinner co chairman, was present and regis tered food donations and volun teers for helpers. The Junior members will be in charge of the baby - sitting service and check room. " Funds were voted to provide a half-scholarship for e Mt. Angel academy student to attend Girls State this summer at Willamette university. Good used clothing for needy children . and adults is requested and articles may be taken to the home : of Mrs. Alois Kcbcr, re lief for peace chairman, who takes care of the packaging and shipping. Mrs. E. A. Hammer, home and family life chairman, read a paper on the "Catholic Woman Who Serves in Her Community." A, re port on the junior program was given by Mrs. Wachter, junior chairman. Mrs. Charles Persyn re ceived the attendance award. Mrs. Geek, president of the St. Ann's Altar society, asked volun teers to report to the school on Friday, March 29, to help with the general cleaning of the kitchens and dining rooms in preparation for the annual parish dinner sched uled for Sunday, March 31, Benefit Fashion Show Is Success WOODBURN (Special)-A large group attended St. Luke's fashion show, last week, "Family Fash ions for Spring," presented by Meier & Frank s-Salem, as a bene fit for St. Luke's school. There were fashions for all ages and members of the family. During the intermission, Mrs. Don Burlingham of Woodburn sang three solos, accompanied by Jo ann Meyer. The organ accompani ment during the show was by Mary Barton of Salem. The planning committee for the show included Mrs. Richard Par geter, Mrs. Pat DeJardin and Mrs. Edward Gorman. The hos tess was Mrs. Lucas Sprinder, as sisted by Wendy Pargetcr and Kay Eichsteadt. Tickets were taken by Edward Gorman and Pat DeJar din. Special prizes were won by Mrs. Joe Perkl and Tony Halter. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Killan W. Smith, Mrs. Louis Stefan, Mrs. Tony Kahut, Mrs. Ray Miller and Mrs. Walter Scar borough, Jr. The floral bouquets were ar ranged by Mrs. Gelta Mae Con nell. EAST SALEM (Special) P. H. Brydon was guest speaker for the March meeting of Lansing Neigh bors Garden club at the home of Mrs. Glenn Larkins. He discussed garden chores, "What to Do Now." Members taking part were Mrs. Harold Holler, Mrs. H. 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