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Tea Planned Artistry In The Horns New Slim. Woolens JUTF3 Executives Of Girl Scouts At Sun Valley Meet From October 24 to 26, eight representatives of the Santiam Area council were in attendance at the Regional Conference of Girl Scouts at Sun Valley, Idaho. At Slipcover Projects For Fall Decorating rt If 1 tending from the area were: Mrs. By SHIRLEY WHEIR a bedsDread that combines nat- a Edwin FortmiUer, Albany, presl nerned calico or gingham with or dent of the council; I'rs. Alice gandy of a matching color in the pattern, is popular.

Make pillow Hobbs, Lebanon, district chair man; Mrs. D. Ulin, Lebanon. Wa slips of tht print fabric and edge terloo Community chairman and with a crisp ruffle of the organdy. troop leader; Mrs.

A. Thometz, Sweet Home, district chairman; Assistant Society Editor There is nothing quite so rewarding is decorating sleight-of-hand with slipcovers. It's a good decorating trick, and a thrifty one, too, to combine old materials with new. Modernise Bed The old-fashioned iron or wooden bed can be given decorative importance with the use of slipcovers. Begin operations by sawing off the headboard, Then use Headboard Ideaa A tailored spread and head' Mrs.

F. Manbeck, Salem, member board 'slip cover of a solid color of board of directors, and Mrs. Nile Daughters Meet To Sew i Albany Daughters of the Nile met Thursday of this week in the hospitality room of the Portland Gas it Coke company with nine members present to sew for the Shriner'a hospital in Portland. Mrs. James Perse was announced as a new member.

The committee for the day wu: Mrs. Kenneth Bloom, Mrs. Alton B. Coates, Mrs. Robert Ferguson and Mrs.

Loren Luper. The next meeting will be held November 16. Notice! Due to mechanical requirements It has been necessary to change the deadline for mater lal for the Saturday Woman'! page to Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. However, see la I vents occurring en Thursday may be brought in before II a.m. Friday, Articles for Thursday's society should be In by Tuesday noon.

Please write articles in Ink, firing your suuna and telephone number. Use one Ida of paper only. We thank yon for year continued operation. Society Department el Democrat-Herald fabric with welting in a contrast W. Spaulding, Salem, member of board of directors.

ing shade can add dignity to a room. For a child's room, his name might be embroidered on the Miss Lucy McAfee, executive di For St Marys Academy The Mothers club of St. Mary's Academy are making plans for their annual silver tea and reception for the Sisters at the my, to be held Sunday, November 5, from 2 until 4:30 o'clock in the afternoon. Parishioners and the public are invited to attend this event to be featured by a talk by Rudolph Henberger, of Munich, Germany, an exchange student for this year at Oregon State college. Ht will speak at 3:15 on education in Germany.

Mr. Henberger speaks several languages and at present is studying music at Oregon State. Also featured on the program will be Mrs. Schroeder of Albany, who will sing several numbers. She will appear at 2:45 and 3:45 o'clock.

A recording machine, with recorded voice of the primary children will be presented intermittently in one of the eight classrooms, which will be open throughout the afteVnoon. Mrs. H. G. Zehnder is general chairman for the affair, Mrs.

Robert Clark is co-chairman. Others assisting are: Mrs. William Merrill, chairman food committee; Mrs. Elmer Mitchell, reception committee; Mrs. Robert Donnelly, food committee and Mrs.

Hal Byer, serving committee. rector and Miss Dorothy Wilson, headboard slipcover. the lower footboard as the head, A teen-ager who really "in field director, attended both the conference and the meeting of Girl Scout executives from October 21-23. Miss McAfee is vice-president of the Region XI section of the and, if you like, slipcover it to match the bedspread. A treasured heirloom quilt can the know" will slipcover the head' board of her bed to match a bed' 11 7 spread of mattress ticking then 4 be displayed to advantage as a bedspread.

The quaint muslin dust National Association of Girl Scout use the headboard as a spot to tack up such important items as invitations, dance programs, etc. executives. Delegates te Report Delegates will report on high' These wool dresses demonstrate the trend to a shorter, slimmer, atraighter look. A suit- dress (left) by Fira Benenson in dark stone Give a shabby hassock a tailored cover which fits precisely, and lights of the conference at the closes with a slide fastener. Liven Kitchen Stool council annual meeting on Novtm ber 9.

Miss McAfee Speaks grey to trimmed in pale smoke grey. Pauline Trigere's two-toned, slim-lined wool dress (center) is designed to sheath-stralghtness. The gauntlet silhouette appears In a sheer i -i ii t. ruffle, matching one of the dominant shades of the quilt, gives this particular treatment a "decorator" look. The dust ruffle is attached by stitching to a piece of unbleached muslin to fit over the box spring.

Add Pillows, Toe Sew or button together a pair of old draperies and use them as a bedspread. If they are faded, dye them 'a new shade. Do a matching pillow cover and add a ruffle in a contrasting shade. In the Early American tradition, For kitchen gaiety, give the round wooden stool a bright tie-on cover edged with a flip little cut armhoies, sipper centered oetow oeit, high neckline with winged collar. The Girl Scouts of the Pacific Northwest are prepared to carry their own weight in time of national emergency.

This they show SOCIAL EVENTS FOR COMING WEEK ed in a series of demonstrations staged on Wednesday at Sun Valley. More than 350 members of the By GAILE DUG AS NEA Staff Writer NEW YORK (NEA) The shorter, straighter, slimmer look is evidenced everywhere in the newest wool dresses for fall. It's often an unadorned, sheath-like look; it frequently depends chiefly on line for its effectiveness. organization, attending the fifth Girl Scout conference of Region High School Happenings XI at the Union Pacific resort, either took part in or viewed the demonstrations. Included in this number were senior Girl Scouts, aged 14-17, who for the first time served as delegates at the regional meeting.

By, MART JACQUE setting for the senior class meeting. (Take off your hats!) Oh, and speaking of our mighty masters, play practice has begun on Tuesday and Thursday. After a wonderful two-day vacation we resume our fruitful delving into the depths of book learnin'. "We are preparing girls to rely Pauline Trigere demonstrates this purity of line in a sheath-straight dress in dark and light gray flannel. Dark gray is used to band the three-quarter length sleeves and to outline the collar, which frames a plunging neckline.

Wide strips of the dark gray are used along the arm and down the entire length of the dresa on both sides. A wool suit-dress by Fira Benenson has skirt and unlined Jacket in dark stone gray with button touches and trim in pale smoke with a panel closing at front, anchored by three buttons placed low on the skirt. High neckline and Jacket closing are outlined in the smoke gray. A slim-lined sheer 'virgin wool crepe dress in town purple, by Trigere, has the fluid treatment for sleeves and skirt. Armhoies are deep-cut and there is modified fullness 'at the sides of the skirt.

The neckline is high with a squared-off line and winged collar. The large buttons at the front closing are self-covered. ruffle. An ordinary kitchen stool can live up to the frilliest dressing-table if given a skirted cover edged with a deep frill. Saw off the legs to the desired height.

Another boudoir treatment for the kitchen stool is a tailored top with box-pleated skirt, perhaps in a contrasting shade. Create the effect of a chaise lounge by giving an ottoman, a ruffle-skirted slipcover which exactly matches the bedroom lounge chair. Covers For Baby's Chair Washable covers for baby's high chair pads can be as decorative as they are practicaland quite acceptable as gifts. Try covering with a solid colored material with the baby's name in script or block letter embroidered or appliqued on the back. 1 Put Tables Under Cover Whether it is a dated dining tableor a little Victorian horror, slipcovers can turn the tables from candidates for a rummage sale into pieces of which you may well be proud.

Enamel the base of a round din on their own skills and resources in caring for themselves and others in the out-of-doors," Miss Lucy Tryouts are being held for the exchange assembly with Corvallis, the day before our crucial game with our traditional enemies. McAfee, Albany, chairman of the News, News, News! Where is it? Why doesn't someone break a leg or something? Oh, that reminds us. Dick Price has recovered from hia broken finger, but he may kill himself learning to do "flips." Shower Held For Miss Arlandson Mrs. William Bivens, Mrs. Hal-ly Burford and Miss Joan Albrich wee hostesses at a surprise bridal shower at the home of Mrs.

Robert Middelburg in North Albany to honor Miss Virginia Arlandson, Thursday of last week. Miss Arlandson became the bride of Glenn Yates Sunday at the First Presbyterian church. Games in keeping with the occasion were played with prizes going to Mrs. Kenneth Moore and Mrs. A.

W. Arlandson. After the gifts were opened refreshments were served to Mesdames: Lloyd program said, as she explained the purpose of the outdoor cooking and troop camping demonstrations. "We are also, through training in fOTtCBi Albas on Mk ku Item ft WWi Fan MlnrtN mil kMt nlaatt ma VfMaf. Tb mmtm fm vmIi InUiuM tar Woman's Is PrMiy at II a.

m. for thoot evonta tho prtcodlne MONDAY: Past Matrons club of the O.E.S. will meet with Mrs. Harold Agnew, 414 W. Twelfth Ave, for covered dish dinner at 6:30 p.m.

TUESDAY: The Alice Buchanan Circle will be entertained by Mrs. J. Y. Stewart, 1119 E. Ninth at 1 p.m.

A covered dish dinner will be served and members are asked to bring own table service. WEDNESDAY: The circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church will meet for 1:30 dessert luncheon, with the exception of the Martha circle which will hold an all-day meeting, with covered dish lunch at noon. Esther, Mrs. F. R.

Brown, 1220 W. Ninth Dorcas, Mrs. Robert Sipe, 611 Washington Martha, Mrs. Orah Buhl, 128 E. Sixth Rachel, Mrs.

William Toler, 710 W. 11th Ave. Oregon Theta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will give pledge test at 7:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Robert Copenhaver. The regular monthly meeting of the Linn County Sheriff! Posse and Posse-Ettes will be held at the city hall, at 8 p.m.

Riding at the Corvallis armory, will be cancelled for Tuesday next week. i The Pfeiffer-Simpson group will hold a pot luck luncheon at the First Presbyterian church to feature the fall festival and homecoming. THURSDAY: Mrs. J. C.

Cochran will be hostess to the members of La Troi-sieme bridge club at 7:30 p.m., dessert at her home at 429 Washington, street. The Degree of Honor lodge will meet at 8 p.m., at the X. of P. hall. The Circlc-8-trs dancing club will meet at tht Liberty school at 8 p.m.

Oregon Theta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet with Mrs. Pat Hutchlns, 8 p.m. Mrs. Alton- B. Coates will be hostess to the members of the Lorli Kenagy has been chosen "Girl of the Month" by the Business and Professional Women.

Elsie Kay Collier was chosen Girl of the Month of September, by the members of. "17." She has her name engraved on a bracelet which she is entitled to wear all this month. folk dancing, arts and crafts, and kindred pursuits, teaching girls to provide their own healthy normal recreation with little equipment." Of equal importance, she explained, was the program training Girl Scout adults to handle recreation with large groups of children in emergency situations where only the simplest materials might be available. Guess what? Now think hard. What has been changing every week for the last three weeks? The Girls' Federation has finally decided that they will put on their show "Hidden Harmonics" on November 17 at 8 p.m.

in the high school auditorium. The admission will be $.50. Chrisman, Lee Ruthruff, Louis Swander, C. W. Kidd, Robert Yo- ing table in ivory color then do kum, Kenneth Moore, Archie WE NEED HELP! Miss Fuerstein a short circular cover edged with deep cotton fringe.

A floor-length circular cover hides the gingerbread legs of a The Annual sales have begun this week, the salesmen being members of the staff. The price of an Annual is $2.50, but it is permissable to pay $.50 down and the balance later. Boyd, -Wendell Zehr, Clare Yates, W. J. Lyles, A.

W. Arlandson, Mary Anderson, Robert Middelburg. Misses: June Burkhart, Jeanette Barker, Beverly Orr, Betty Meridith, June Meridith, Kathryn Burch and the guest of honor and the hostesses. Victorian piece. Edge with rows Entertains Miss Betty Fuerstein entertained a group of 'teenage girls at a birthday slumber party last Saturday evening with the end of a "treasure hunt" at the home of Thursday Study club at a 1:30 p.m., dessert luncheon.

Mrs. Say, classes, how are you coming along with your class acts? H'nt H'nt. The Smoke-Eaters held their monthly meeting Thursday with their advisor, Cecil Burkhart. Entre Nous Meets For Luncheon Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock the members of the Entre Nous bridge club met at the Timber Room at the Albany hotel for luncheon. Later the members repaired to the home of Mrs.

F. L. Thompson, where three tables of bridge were in play. of brush braid. Saw off the legs of an old-fashioned round parlor table to convert it into one of the smart, We are to compile a list of clubs for the 91st edition, which will come off the presses In several weeks.

Will the president of each club send us the club name, date of founding If possible, and also the club president's name and dates of meetings? Te make this a complete social history for this area, we will need the cooperation of each club. We thank you for your Immediate response. Society department, Ianthe Smith, editor. The TTJl. and F.H.A.

put on joint formal initiation in the auditorium Thursday evening at 8. This consisted of an impressive emblematic service. M. L. Booth is co-hostess.

The North Albany Thursday club will meet with Mrs. Nova Shelton, Gibson Hill road on Laurel Heights at 3 p.m. FRIDAY: Beulah Rebekah lodge will meet at the Odd Fellows hall at p.m. SATURDAY: Mrs. E.

C. Fisher will be hostess to the members of the Modern Travelers club at a 1:43 o'clock dessert luncheon. low coffee tables now used effectively in modern rooms. Leave just enough of the legs so that the Miss Pattie McLing. Guests included Miss Shirley Fintell, Miss Marietta Babcock, Miss Connie On Friday evening, October 20, Mrs.

John Anderson and Mrs. Russell Parker were co-hostesses at a shower for Miss Arlandson at the Parker home. Miss Judy Middelburg received table top will stand about 18 McDougall, Miss Donna Jones, Miss Pattie McLing, Miss Lois Smith, and Miss Shirley Dow. Thursday morning, second in the gymnasium was the inches from the floor. Cover with a circular slipcover.

the prize in contest staged during the evening. The guest of honor was presented her gifts and later a lunch was served to: Mrs. vinv VTfWVnf MM r. I el 0' i JACPARD SOUS 1 i IL I fill I I 1111 III II I 1111 1" Ls uJlwUJU vyvjii George Olsen, Mrs. George Moir, Mrs.

Robert Middelburg, Mrs. A. W. Arlandson, Mrs. Kenneth Moore, Mrs.

Clare Yates, Mrs. Roy Dirrett, Mrs. Franz Stauble, Mrs. Jack Parker, Mrs. Donald Parker, Mrs.

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It was found that the silver became more and more beautiful the more it was polished, gaining an added lustre and rich appearance through the years. Today, this lustre and beauty is found in new sterling silver, and although it is accomplished by polishing methods in the factory, it is still called "butler finish." Now we make just one suit equal three outfits for office, sports ind even after dark wear. These superb 2-piece suits feature blouse tops with the newest underarm treatments and exquisite jacquard surface knit patterns. Wear them elegantly complete as suits or divide them into a sweater and skirt to be worn as separates with your jackets, skirts and wool suits. At Right Shaped petal collar unfolding in a soft roll.

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