The Capital Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 5

Tlie Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon Five Thursday, April 21, 1938 College Capers Society, Clubs and Music MM aortas am, than IMI Hope ChamberHn The American Legion auxiliary Oregon State College, Corvallls, conversation, nor smile were foth-coming from either Janet Robertson or Alice Dnruh today but tt wasn't because they had uddnly decided to go "high hat." The reason lay in the fact that they are being Initiated into their sorority. Alpha, Chi Omega. Many spring for-mals are scheduled for this coming week-end. Among the formal goer at the Sigma Alpha EpsUon chapter house Friday night will be Mr. and Mrs.

Robert White, dark-haired Bobbe Shlnn, Ron Blundell and perhaps several more. Sipping cokes tn the this warm afternoon were Anne Van Scoy, wearing a summery navy blue and white cotton print, and Mary Bason. Trl Delt. dressed in green. Roy contract bridge club will meet at April 20 (Special) Spring has at the Polk county home or Mrs.

Myr last made a definite showing on the tie Clark Friday afternoon at 3 campus and the underclassmen are Beta Ckis Vlan Spring Activities Spring Garden Club Show Opens Saturday The annual spring flower show, sponsored by the Salem Oarden club, will be held Saturday and Sunday in the show room of the Valley Motor company with the Interested public Invited to attend. There o'clock. Those wishing transpor- busy "making hay while the sun tatlon are asked to call Mr. Mar shines." Seniors those stately men shall RansdeU, 6467 and women who plan to graduate In Jane are counting the days one by one til the eventful May 31 rolls Friday will be observed as a day will be no charge. Salem flower lover and many from out-of-town are The Beta Chi alumna club met Informally last night at the home of prayer by the Salem W.C.T.U.

from 10 to o'clock in the W.C.T.U. around. There are. Incidentally, only expecting to enter exhibit. Commercial grower will also exhibit.

Flowers to shown must be of Miss Lila Cation with Miss Ca 34 more day of school. hall. The day la being held In ob (Concluded on Page 7) tion, Mrs. Oarlen Simpson, Mrs. No cheery words of greeting or printr flowtra.

servance- or the completion or rais grown by the person exhibiting with one entry In each class allowed each Clarence Fmmons and Mrs. George lng the million dollar temperance educational fund. The publio Is Clus II NireUtt, dJrUlon 1 Beat thrtt of on n.uned rirty: yellow trumpet, white trumpet, bleolort, Ineorapftrabftlle, BerrlL Leeds. lonulli and cmpernellea, Scales sharing hostess honors. exhibitor.

Exhibitor must provide container and all arrangement Plans were made for the spring LOVI NltDID NO WORDS when Gertrude Levi, aa felasaoa Del tea wen wed ta Chicago with Jewish marriKc rite eead acted 1b slB language. Both are deal mates. petiu. pottlcua, double. and pccial daffodils.

Division Best activities of the group and at I late hour supper was served. Present were Miss Helen Board must be in place by Saturday noon. Following are the classification: arraniement of daffodils In vase or basket or with other prtn flowers. Invited to attend. Federation Board To Meet Saturday The third district of the Oregon Federation of Women's clubs will man.

Miss Caroyl Braden, Miss Es Claw TO Cut anemone flowers: containers of best double St. Brtjld anemone in mixed color. ther Glbbard. Miss Lucille Brain-ard. Miss Virginia Wassam, MUi Larry Smyth Takes Bride at Ceremony oust I.

TullM, division 1: Isrlr Mull, snd doubl lullpt. Crwln, Breeder, Cot-Ms. ud 1st. tultra, broken which Include .11 Blcrrcc, Brbloom. nd Ren.

brandu. Division a Best trtletle ar-rsncement of tulip. In v.s or basket and best arr.ns.mcnt of tulip, with othor Class rv Best rock plant feature and best collection of rock Plants. Ruth Ficlt. Mrs.

Kenneth Potts, Salem friends are interested to Class Best dUplar of perennials fn bloom and best display of new or ran hold Institute at Oswego Saturday, plants. Mrs. George R. K. Moorhead, Mrs.

Russell Mefford. Mrs. Paul Morse and the hostesses, Mrs. George learn of the marriage of Mis Marie Mongraln and Larry Smyth which Class VI Best display of shrubs ta bloom. was solemnized at o'clock Monday Scales, Mrs.

Garlen Simpson, Mrs. Class vn Low fro win flowers. Best Membership Drive Going Over Top Clarence Emmons and Miss LUa evening In Orace Memorial Episcopal church In Portland. display of panales, viola and primulas. Ciass VIII Wild flowers, bast eollec-tlon of wild native Orecon flowers la bloom, as many varletlea as possible.

The Salem Community Concert association membership campaign Decorative arrenstinents. for amateurs Mr. Smyth Is connected with the Oregon Journal and has covered numerous legislative sessions in the Cation. Marriage in South Of Interest Here only. wlU be Included In Section B.

Is going over the top with amazing I JA OF LEGENDARY I (J LOVELINESS L-7 $5 LJf New again the straw '-ifvl'iC that fulfills fashion des- tinies for charming wom- en all summer long 1 Of f- nl't facers, cartwheels, shep- herdess brims, peach-iafl V7w baskets! Class I Flower arrantement: Artistic arraniement of short stemmed flowers in rapidity, according to team work ers at the Senator hotel this a bawl or dish; artistic arrangement medium heisht flowers In a bowl Mrs. Bertha Wilson Oanong of basket; container and flowera together Salem announces the marriage of capital. J. C. Tracys Are Hosts to Club The campaign, which will be def between elcht and IS Inches; container and flowers tocether to be over IS Inch her daughter, Joanne St.

Clair, to initely closed Saturday afternoon Charles Edward Norton of Seattle. April 33, from 9 until 4 clock In the Oswego school. Educational problems of club work will be taken up at the institute. All women in the federation are Invited to attend. Friday evening the executive board will meet at Oswego.

Mrs. I. M. Schannep is first vice-president; Mrs. Clifton Mudd, director; Mrs.

J. M. Devers, district chairman of legislation. W. C.

T. U. Hears Of Foreign Work The 8alem W.C.T.U. met at the headquarters Tuesday for an interesting meeting. Mrs.

J. J. Nunn presided and devotions were led by Mrs. A. V.

Evans. The program was devoted to temperance and missions. Mrs. Ruth Tooze gave a report es hlfh; flower arrantement In pewter or silver contatner; flower arrantement at 6 o'clock is, up to this point, five The ceremony was said In Grace In a modernistic manner; flower arrantement of whit flowers only with foliate; cathedral In San Francisco, April 14. to one over last year.

A much better selection of artist will be available by the Increased response, ac flower arrantement in tones and shades Mrs. Norton attended Oregon State college and is a member of Dallas Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Tracy were hosts to the Mid-Week Bridge club Tuesday evening. After several hour of contract prize for high score were presented to Mrs. cording to Mrs. George R. K.

Moor Alpha Chi Omega. Mr. Norton also Alpha Phi Alpha Mothers Give Party The Alpha Phi Alpha Mother' club was entertained with a dessert luncheon at the chapter house Tuesday afternoon. Hostesses were Mrs. Oeorge Vehrs, Mrs.

Luther Chapln, Mr. P. O. Mason, Mr. Charles Wilson, Mrs.

A. R. Thompson and Mrs. Fred Thompson. Plans were mad for several event to be held in the near future.

One will be the large benefit bridge tea being arranged for May 1 at the sorority house. Enjoying Tuesday's affair were Mr. Bryan Ooodenough, Mrs. E. A.

Brown, Mrs. F. 8. Anunsen, Mrs. Ray Tocom, Mrs.

Ralph Kletzlng. Mrs. Duane Gibson, Fred Thompson, Mrs. A. R.

Thompson, Mrs. John Cooter, Mr. P. O. Mason, Mrs.

Arthur Selander, Mrs. J. S. Murray, Mrs. F.

A. Kirk, Mrs. Luther Chapln, Mrs. Frank Crawford, Mrs. J.

D. Foley, Mrs. Oeorge R. Vehrs, Mrs. H.

B. Olalsyer and Mrs. David Wright. Dinner Held at Ellis Residence Woodburn Mr. and Mrs.

William Elll were honored Sunday with a no-host Easter dinner at their home, 117 North First street. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. D. L.

Bartholomew, Mr, and Mrs. Oeorge E. Hutto, Misses Del. vlna, Artelle, Bontta Hutto and Oeorge Hutto, all of Portland, Mr, and Mrs. O.

A. Psrker, Virgil Parker, June Parker, Gloria and head, membership captain. attended Oregon State and is affil Fred Stinnetts and Carl Bale. iated with Alpha Gamma Rho. MacDowell Concert The couple will make their home in Seattle following their wedding The guest rooms were attractive with large bouquets of mixed spring blossoms.

At a late hour supper Event of Tonight was served. of one color only; flower arrantemtnt tn a ttass bottle; flower arrantement in a pair of vases, containers under fl Inches; flower arrantement in a pair of vaees, containers over inches; best old fashioned nosetay; best Japanese flower arrantement; artistic arrantement of vese-tables Id a suitable container (tin tray, wooden or pottery bowl, basket, artistic arraniement of vetetables and fruit, or fruit alone; combination with flowers and follato permitted. Class 7J Table arrantement: Occasional table with flower arrangement and any other accessories such as book, tray, children's party table; breakfast table for three; luncheon table for two or four; tea table, number not restricted. Class XII Miniature Oarden Model Miniature tarden to bo shown In a box or flat. Outside dimensions not to ex Tonight the Salem MacDowell club will give its closing concert of trip.

Reservations Made For Junior Benefit Members present were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Stinnett.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eakln, the year with the Portland Cham on work in foreign lands and Mrs. ber Music trio as assisting artists. Nunn spoke of work done among the American Indians, Mrs.

Tooze Gladys Mclntyre Thomas, well- Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Cruson, Mr, and Mrs.

Bales and the hosts. Reservations are being made for known Salem vocalist, will have a the Salem Junior Woman's club also spoke concerning the Youth solo part In "One Fine Day" and benefits, to be held next Tuesday Duet of the Flowers." Japanese aiternoon and evening at the worn. Temperance Council and the Loyal Temperance union and the growth of both groups. Mrs. R.

L. Wright has returned from Portland, where she attended the conference of Republican Women. Miss Marian Martin, state ceed 24x31 Inches. an's clubhouse In North Cottage street. Class Oarden Club Exhibits: Moat effective cut flower display and most effective outdoor tarden picture uslnt a Those wishing to make reservations are asked to call Mrs.

George garden feature and planting. senator from Maine and vice-chair Mrs. David Hubbard Is Honored Guest rietener, H9, Mrs. Clinton Stand aecton Is Commercial Class Best display of primulas; Class 1 Best display of succulent plants, auch as cactus, se-duma, aempervlura, Class I Most Ish, 8407, or any member of the Mrs. Beryl Birch entertained In man of the republican national committee, was the leader.

Mrs. Wright also attended a meeting of the state Republican club executive board, of which she is a member. effective display of rock plants, in flats pots, varieties labeled witn names; Class 4 Best dlaplay of anemones; Class Beat dlaplay of shrubs tn bloom: Olsas formally Monday afternoon with a miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs David Hubbard, who was Miss Margaret Moore prior to her marriage last month. Junior club. Miss Irma Walker Guest of Honor Miss Vera Walker will give a kitchen shower Thursday in honor of a outdoor xsatureii ciaai 7 nursery displays.

Any amateur gardnar. proreaaionai gar Easter appointments, tulips and dener, commercial grower, florlat, Oarden club In the Willamette valley Is Invited Jimmy Parker, all of Salem, A. C. Stone, James Primmer of Portland, Mrs. Carolyn Wilson, Elmer Billy Mathleson, Retta May Chapman of Woodburn, Dean North and Oeorge RedpaUi of Salem and the honored guest, Mr.

and Mrs, William Elll. costumes and cherry blossoms will make a colorful scene in the numbers from Madam Butterfly. A reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. Sprague will follow the concert. Members of the MacDowell club, which Is directed by Mrs. Laura Rand Terrll, include Cathryn Snapp, Rose Marie Kronberg, Esther Wilcox, Mary McCrone Hughes, Doris Schwabbauer, Gladys Mclntyre Thomas, Frances Graham, Ruth Warnke, Frances Ellis, Grace Sherman, Irene Roemhlldt, Emily Howard, Ruth Allen Herndon, Margaret Jorgenson, Rose Wolleaon, Ruth Swartz, Anabel Moon, Nettle Fehler, Leota Levens, Selma Fisher, Florence Teed, Mary Minto, Marlon Bretz. Hilda Rohlfs, Jeanne Oeder, Mauna Loa Wharton, Jessie Snapp, Marilyn Cruzon, Ruth Frailer, Blanche Gibson, Susan Kruger, Helen Mlnkiewlta, Grace Norman, Oer-trude Pollard and Dorothy Seegar.

her sister, Miss Irma Walker, who to participate in the Spring nower snow. a The Oregon State Graduate Nurs hyacinths formed the decorative motif about the rooms. At the tea hour Mrs. Birch was assisted by her daughter. Miss Imogens.

SENSATIONAL Tnose present were Mrs. Hub es association, district three, will entertain with a banquet at the Hotel Marion April 35. Dr. Bruce R. Baxter will be the principal speak-1 bard, Mrs.

Grace Moore, Mrs. Clay Heise, Mrs. Al Sharp, Mrs. Stella Oabbert. Mrs.

Fred Birch, Mrs. Ralph Gibson, Miss Mabel Mathers, Miss Edith Heise, Miss Julia Ann Birch and the hostess. er and William Wright wlU act as Values at Ml LGRIM Thirty-five members of the Credit Woman's Breakfast club gathered at the Hotel Argo for breakfast Tuesday morning. Wilfrid Davis spoke concerning the Community Concert association. R.

Porter Conger showed hi wonder dog, Timber." soloist. Reservations should be made at the Salem General hospital before Thursday night. Miss Marlon Mott la president of the association. I is the bride-elect of Clifford Hansen. The wedding Is to take place Saturday evening, April 23.

Games will be In play during the evening and refreshments will be served at a late hour. Those invited to honor Miss Walker are the Misses Inabell Creech, Mildred and Sylvia Tehle, Lucille Bushnell, Helen and Phyllis Miller, Muriel Martin, Clarice Kabe, Luel-la De Harpport. Dorothy Rulifson, June Weeks. Arlene Moffit, Barbara Taylor, Jackie Walker, Maude Martin, Miss Vesper Elridge, Mrs. Lois Sumner, Mrs.

Oscar Hanson, Mrs. Cecil H. Walker, Mrs. Aline King, Mrs. Dorothy Walker and the hostess, Miss Vera Walker.

The Swanks club met Tuesday evening at the home or Miss Evelyn Propp. Officers were elected for the ensuing year and Included Miss Evelyn Propp, president; Mrs. Ann Green, vice-president; Miss Lanora MILLER'S Third Floor AUDITORIUM James, secretary; Miss Elsie Ull on Sample Coats Suits At l3 to 12 OFF NEW SAMPLES ARRIVING DAILY FROM FINEST MANUFACTURERS ON PACIFIC COAST, AND AT 1-3 TO ft OFF! scheck, treasurer, and Miss EUse Ekblad, sergeant-at-arma. Coats I Coats Coats 1 GROUP 2ND GROUP 3RD GROUP Values to (22.75 Values to $29.50 Values to $34.50 M2.75 14.75 OTHERS TO $39.75 One Group MANNISH SUITS $15.00 Others to $29.75 Dresses Gowns Dresses Famous for Famous Ellen Kaye FORMALS Doris Dotson 14.85 and $6.85 to $29.85 GRADUATION 85 TOMORROW 230 p.m 3rd Floor The Simplicity League of Amateur Designers presents Jttarolyn Dearing in the 1938 edition of the "STYLE eUNIC revealing the secrete of Your Photograph Colored in Oil (Taken and hand-painted all complete) Betty Baxley Wash Frocks M.95 2.95 78c Phoenix HOSIERY 98c FlrHt Quality $1.35 Values Style ctnxl Qft, $1.00 Values 409-415 COURT ST. SALEM-OWNED intern 50c Mother's Day SPECIAL Come tai Tomorrow WITH LIVING MODELS Miss Dearlng will demonstrate how to dramatize your personality, through proper selection and adaptation of fabrics, col ors, lines.

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