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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1939)
PAGE FOURTEEN The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, July 21, 1939 Hiss Savage Will Be Honor Guest At Tea Today Miss Edna 'garage,' popular bride-elect of Mr. Manfred Olson, is the Incentive for much ' enter taining prior to her marriage on . August 4. - This afternoon Miss Jnlia John son and Miss Eleanor Trindle are arranging a delightful mother and daughter tea in compliment to Miss Savage'at the Johnson home on South High street. Calling hours are from 4 to 6 o'clock. Mrs. Roy H. Mills will greet the guests at the door. Receiving the guests Informally will be the honor guest, Miss Edna Savage, Miss Julia Johnson. Miss Eleanor Trindle and Mrs. M. Wilson Sav age. Assisting in the Urlng room; will he Mrs. Leona Johnson and Mrs. William H. Trindle. ! Mrs. S. J. Butler will Invite the guests into the dining room. Pre-; siding at the tea table will be : Mrs. Charles A. Sprague and Mrs. r Robert W. Craig. Miss Helen Pur-1 Tine, Mrs. Malcolm Jones and Mrs. i Kenneth Hanson will assist in the; serving. , Bouquets of summer: flowers will be used about the guest rooms and on the serving table. , Guests Bidden . Bidden to honor Miss Savage! are Dr. Mary Purvine, Miss Helen! Purvine, Mrs. William H. Trindle, Miss Helen Trindle. Mrs. M. Wil son Savage, Miss Margaret Sav age, Mrs. Robert Craig, Mrs. R. G.j Doege, Miss Margaret Doege. Mrs. ; Chrales A. Sprague, Mrs. Charles Jory, Mrs. Cal Patton, Miss Melva Belle Savage, Mrs. Roy H. Mills,' Mrs. Kenneth Hanson,' Mrs. Charles MeElhlnny, Miss Jean Mc Elhlnny, Miss Irma Oehler, Miss Pauline -Wlnslow, Mrs. Henry A. Corn oyer, M i s s Josephine Cor noyer, Miss Charlotte 'Kallander,! Miss Charlotte McClary, Miss Irene Greenbaum, Miss Lucille. Brainard, Miss Betty Smith, Miss Amarette Barnes of McMinnville,! Miss Irma Botsford of Honolulu, Mrs. S. J. Butler, Mrs. Arthur G. Upston, Mrs. Wheeler R. English, Miss Charlotte Eyre, Miss Beryl Holt, Mrs. T. W. Creech, Mrs. F. . a. xauoii, airs, r noi uurDin, Mrs. Malcolm Jones, Mrs. John Adlard. Mrs. . Chauncey Gettman of Dallas, Mrs. Paul Ellis, Mrs. H. G. Smith, Mrs. C. W. Parker, Mrs. Edwin M. Hoffnell. Mrs. Roy Hewitt, Mrs. Waldo Mills, Mrs. A. A. Siewert, Mrs. J. S. Graham and Mrs. Leona Johnson. Committee Meets at Kulm Home Mrs. V. E. Kuhn was hostess to , committee members of the Junior .Guild benefit card party Tuesday afternoon at her home. The an nual garden bridge party for which the Junior Guild of St Paul's Episcopal church will be hostess will be held at the Homer H. Smith, sr., gardens on North Summer street, Wednesday, Aug- " ... 4 : Mrs. Kuhn heads the committee In charge and Mrs. Harry Wled ' mer is co-chairman. Mrs. Edward M. Duffy Is president of the guild. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs: Clifton Irwin or Mrs. William H. Burghardt, reserva tions and ticket chairmen. Mrs. J. J. Noon, Miss Margaret Nunn of Seattle and Mr. Charles Nunn of Walla Walla "have re turned from a sojourn in San Francisco where they viewed the ' Golden Gate exposition. They re turned via Reno and Crater Lake. Miss Nunn will spend .the re- . xnainder of the week in Forest Grove with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mc Gilvra, before returning to Seattle. i : - Friends are welcoming Mr. and Mrs. Homer Carpenter and daugh - ter, Martha, who have recently moved to Salem from Portland to reside. They are now at home at 985 North -Summer street. Their son . will Join them here in the fall. : v- " The Ann Oudson Missionary cir cle ofthe First Baptist church scheduled to meet today has been ; changed to Friday, July 28 at which time the husbands will be guests. A covered dish picnic sup per will be served at the Leslie playground at :S0 o'clock. I Clearance 1 Men's GABARDINE i COATS 4.95 ' Men's" tailored - gabardine . eoats of excellent materials' I throughout. Only half dozen to clear at this price.-. - t i . r v - -t . i .. .... ' t . . .... MILLER'S Mm-; ' v.- v, - - . - v.-1 , -'; ' - CLUB CALENDAR Friday, July 21 Hal Hibbard auxiliary . nd camp and their families, pic nic :S6 dinger park. . Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans meet for quilting with Mrs.1 Bertha Ray, 1; p. m. Degree of Honor picnic with Mrs. Bertha Bergman. 1 f 0 1 Cehmeketa, 6 p. m. Families invited.- ' Woman's Missionary society of First Baptist church with Mrs. Walter Lottis,: 2743 North Front, 1:30 p. m. NALC auxiliary picnic with Marion Tung, 525 21st, 8:30 p. m. . Fidelis class of Jason . Lee church, picnic at Hazel Green , 6:30. Cars leave church at 6 p.m. Married Peoples' class, First Baptist church, with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Schirman, Claxter -road, 6:30 dinner. '' Ann Judson Missionary circle of First Baptist church meet at Leslie playgrounds, picnic sup per, 6:30 p. m. Saturday, July 22 Rembrandt Artists guild, at George C. Stephens, 670 North 21st, 7:30 p. m. Auxiliary Entertains For Drill Team Members of the Willamette. aux iliary to FOE entertained with a banquet In honor of the ladies' drill team which won high honors at the state convention recently. The team earned a score of -99.75 and with 15 others competing was given grand award for best exhi bition drill. Mrs, Elvin Pruitt was awarded first , prize as best team captain. Mr. Gerald Mason of Portland was toastmaster and presented Mr. Warren Jones, president of Willamette aerie FOE. Others who gave talks were Mrs. S. B. Eshle man, auxiliary president, Mrs. Al bert Bilbrey, Mrs. Elvin Pruitt, Mr.A.Friesen, Mr, Lloyd Moore, Mrs. Frank Marshall and Mr. L. A. Hamilton. Guests from Oregon City were Mrs. L. E. Fisher, Mrs. John Bloom, Mrs. Ed Dungen, Mrs. Anna Howell, Mrs. George Trout and Mrs. E. M. Gross. Cart Fergu son's orchestra furnished music during the dinner hour. The prize winning team in cludes Mrs. Elvin Pruitt, captain, Mrs. Judson Bressler, Mrs. Percy Cooper, Mrs. Homer Shoesmith, Miss Mary Rannell, Miss Mary Collar, Mrs. Elmer Kleinke, Miss Lucille Tschauner, Miss Irene Hamilton, Miss Audrey Hamilton, Mrs. Pete Willwert, Mrs. J. L. Sim, Miss Ann Przybilla, Mrs. Miner Lewis, Mrs. Mark Capps, Mrs. Ray Moore, Miss Mary Pruitt and'L. A. Hamilton, instructor. Sirs. W. B. Johnston enter tained with a covered dish lunch eon at her home on South Lib erty street Wednesday for the pleasure of her club. Rooms were decorated with garden flowers and the centerpiece was of the tylon and perisphere in crystal on a round linen centerpiece, surround ed by shiny green leaves laid flat. 720 Pairs Chiffon (The t ; 8y2 to ioy2 Now "'Another hosiery scoop! A big shipment of ; chiffon crepe BERWY hose at .74c pair! Full crepe silk . . the 'sheer stocking that wears like a service weight! Main floor. (Unnoticeably irregu COLORS: .Bobwhite '-Bobolink '.- Flamingo ' Flicker - Falcon Lark Wren SdDdBDCBity o o RflonsnciB Picnic Held at Query Home on Wednesday The suburban home of Mist Jnlia Query was the- scene of a delightful no-host picnic party Wednesday night. The affair was ' arranged in honor of Miss Nel Morgan of Los Angeles and Miss Lela DeLamar of Seattle. Miss Morgan is a former Salem girl and is visiting with friends in the capital. Miss DeLamar has recently moved to Salem from Seattle. ' - ! ., The evening hours were spent Informally. Making up the guest list were Miss Nel Morgan, Miss Lela DeLamar, Mrs. Raymond Warner, Mrs. Clinton Standish, Mrs. - Joseph Felton, Mrs. Paul Bihl, ; Mrs. Esther Query, Mrs. Ruth Query, Miss Echo Yeater, Miss Mildred Leighton and Miss Julia Query. Mrs. Bronson Honored On Birthday Mrs. M. A. Bronson is spending several weeks at the Haskell Huntley farm in Linn county. In honor jbf her birthday, the Hunt leys invited a group, of friends to their home for an old fash ioned surprise party on Tuesday, A late supper was served and after - . an evening of singing and visit ing, the guests enjoyed coffee, ice Visitors Entertained uui aifu mice uuge uuiuuajr cakes. , ThosHhonoring Mrs. Bronson were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Eccles and Joan, Mrs. Louis Ashliman, Mrs. Ina Adsltt, Mr. and Mrs. For rest Eccles and Warren, Mrs.' Ralph I Southwlck and Margaret Jean, Mrs. Poindexter and Rob ert, Mrs. Helen Southwlck, Mr. and Mrs. F. X. Hoereth and Joan all of Salem, Bill and Patsy Ryan of Portland, Willis Rasmussen, Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Huntley. The Zonta club met on Thurs day at the Quelle for luncheon and a business meeting. Yellow flow ers centered the table. Present were Miss Doris Riches, Miss Helen Barrett, Mrs. Belle Niles Brown, Miss Margaret Savage, Miss Nellie Schwab, Miss Barbara Barnes, Miss Dorothy Pearce, Miss Lillian McDonald and Mrs. Mar garet Rosecrans. Mrs. F. A .Gar be entertained at her home Thursday with an all day quilting for her daughter, Mrs. Basil Tucker, a recent bride, Those assisting with the work were Mrs. Ernest Keith; Mrs. Sel- ma Brown, Mrs. Joanna Brown, Mrs. Rebot Mrs. George White, Mrs. Kadars, Mrs. Gulliford. Mrs. Joseph Wilcox and son, Joseph, jr., of Alhambra, Calif., have arrived in Salem to spend a fortnight with her mother, Mrs. Delia Smallwood. Mfmrnmrfw E! BERWY Sheer Stocking that Gives 3 Pairs for $1.98 Millers MAXINE BUR EN Miss Ruby Smith Tells Betrothal at Pinner Miss Dorothy Leeper was host ess for a smartly appointed dinner party Tuesday night at her apart ment Corsages marked places for the guests which revealed the be trothal of Miss Rnby E. Smith of Salem to Mr. Otto F. Vonderheit of Portland. The wedding will be an event of September 12. Bouquets of gladioli' and nas turtiums decorated- the guest rooms. Covers were placed for Miss Ruby Smith, Mrs. Richard Farra, Mrs. Charles Taylor, Mrs. Stanley Gaylord, Miss Vera Smith, Mrs. Lloyd Reilly, Mrs. Rollln Clark, Mrs. Harold Strawn and Miss Dorothy Leeper. - Mrs. Garrett Hostess To GAR Ladies Mrs. Rose Garrett was hostess to the Ladies of the Grand Army Wednesday afternoon at her home. The report of the state convention in Portland was read. "The color scheme was red, blue and white, with the birthday of Mrs. Mabel Traglio honored. Those present were Mrs. Jennie Martin. Mabel Traglio, Clara Lu cas, Mary Gosser,-Florence Smal ley, Lena Taylor, Beatrice Henry, iva weiis and Mrs. Mabel Bogyn ski, who assisted the hostess. At Findley Home Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Findley have as their guests for several weeks, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Brydon (Edith Findley) and young son, Ian, of Berkley, Calif. The Misses Muriel and Jo Anne Aliver of Yakima, Wash., have returned to their homes fol lowing a two-weeks' stay with their grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. , Findley. During their visit here, Mrs. Findley, her granddaughters, Mrs. Roy Lockenour and her chil dren, enjoyed a sojourn at Twin Rocks. . Miss Elizabeth Carey, children's librarian at the Salem public li brary, announced that this is the last week to enroll in the chil dren's reading clubs. The Beavers, first and second graders, now have over 100 enrolled. Those reading all the prescribed books will re ceive beaver books. The Pioneers, the older group, has 200 enrolled and" 3 3 members have already read all the books necessary. Mr. William Wharton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wharton, is visiting for a fortnight in Con don on the George H. W h y t e ranch. " Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Rehm and son, Richard, of Seattle are vis iting in Salem for several days. They are former Salem residents. Crepes Service) 7 Mm o o Womeitt Editor- Women's auxiliary Disabled American Veterans of the World War business meeting for July will be held at the home of com mander, Mrs. Otto Merlhoff, 1945 Berry street Jnly 22nd at 8 p,m. After the business meeting and so cial hour, refreshments will be served. Mrs. Verne Ostrander, na tional executive committeewoman, will be present to accept all dues and membership so that she can take a membership quota of 102 back to the national convention at Boston, Mass.. July 30. Mrs. Verne Ostrander is leaving Sunday and wm ;TororfTrBVire,TdTho; to pay an official visit to the Vet erans hospital at Boise, Idaho. She will also stop off at Caldwell, Idaho, to install offlciers for the new auxiliary. For the August meeting a picnic will be arranged. The auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans of Civil War will hold an an day meeting today at '.the home of Mrs. Bertha Ray with a no host dinner served at noon. The dayy will be spent In sewing and guests are asked to bring lin- en and sewing articles. Mr. Alvizt Olson was surprised on Wednesday night when a group of friends gathered on. the occasion of his birthday. Winning honors at pinochle were Mrs. B. Ready, Mr. J. Ubbleman and Mrs. M. Wolfe. Mrs. Leona Johnson, Mrs. J. 8. Graham, Miss Julia Johnson and Miss Amarette Barnes of McMlnn- ville enjoyed Thursday at the Dorchester House. ' The Alpha Chi Omega alumnae and their families enjoyed a no host picnic at Hazel Green park last night. COTTON FROCKS 1J29 Here's a real wash frock clearance at low prices! These include many Nelly 'Dons! Voiles, batistes, dimi ties, etc. Sizes 12 to 17. 2nd floor. PLAY TOGS ODDS , 79c Play suits, shorts, alack sweaters, cy clottes, etc., in this odds and ends sale to day! Take yonr choice for only 79c. HOUSE COATS 1.98 Women's print house coats in tipper or wrap - aronnd styles. Splashy . prints, mod erns, etc Bay now and save. Only large sizes. i New Sweaters ; : IJ06 Smart la the .word! Cap sleeves or- sleeve less in the' newest manner! Ribbed or erepe wools,' mercer ized, etc. Open or slip over styles. Japonlca, lilac, violet, rose, fu chsia; white, maize. BUCKLE SALE! ' ; 25c Buckle values to . 1.S for 5c. today at Miller's! A sale of odds and ends! .Be sure to shop this sale for big bargains! "Notions LFcnxnxffl Dr. and Mrs. Robert Evans are leaving today for Nebraska where they will visit with relatives and friends for several days. They will return by way of the San Fran cisco fair. . Mrs. Arthur Eckman of Grand Island, Nebr,, is spending few weeks at the home of her par ents, Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Quigley, and of her sister, Mrs. Roy Nelson. Mrs. Defbert Schwabbauer and Joying the week at Newport. In the Valley Social Realm AUMSVILLE A wedding of interest was that of Miss Dorothy Potter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Potter and Mark Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lewis, who were married, m Vancouver jnon- day morning at the Congrega- tional church. The bride wore a blue ensem- ble with blue accessories, and with a corsage bouquet of roses, sweet peas and lily-of-the-valley. She was glyen in marriage by her father. Miss Fern Lewis, sister of the groom, sang "Os Promise Me" and was accompanied by the bride's mother. The wedding party were dinner guests Monday night at the country home of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. c E. Lewis: Immediately after the dinner the bridal couple, left for points in Washington and Canada. Upon their return they will reside at West Stayton. Both are gradu ates of the Aumsville high school. SILK, RAYON FROCKS 2 for 5.00 Choose frocks former ly priced at $7.95 at the rate of two for 5.00! Silks, rayons in crepes, rough weaves In both printed and plains. Sports and day- m a, - l MOTH PROOF CHEST 98c Odora low-pack chest on roller casters. Wheels under the bed. For 'wool blankets, clothing, etc. Notion Dept. s v y CLEARANCE of MEN'S WEAR! One lot of Men's Wool Swim Trunks, - values to $1.95. One lot Men's and Boys' Wool Swim Suits, values to $4.50.. One lot Men's Dress Shirts, regular $1.25 values, all sizes One lot regular $1.65 Dress Shirts In famous quality One lot Men's Swim Shorts. One lot Boys' Swim Shorts and Suits. One lot Boys' All Wool Summer Pants. One lot Men's Summer Dress Socks, 15c, SSc. Now, palr. SALE! LUGGAGE ; this "AeroPak 'Set of v y :;;Hat WardrobeIgejOvernite, .:.. Small Qvemite - DALLAS An Impressive dou ble wedding service -was read at. the Bruderthaler church here O Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock when Miss Esther Rnth Wall be came the bride of Henry C. Frie een, son of Mr. and Mrs. & B. Frlesen, of Dallas, and Miss Alma Anna Wall became the bride of Walter Jans, son of Rev. and Mrs. B. P. Jans of Steinbach, Manitoba, Canada. The brides' are daughters of Rev. and Mrs. John N. Wall of Dallas. The ceremony was read by Rev. Miller's 2nd Floor Millinery LITTLE TRAVEL DARKS With a Bright Future! Tiny Berets . . i "Streamered Sailors ... Face-Framing Turbans . . . ready to go places and do things! 2.98 BLACK BROWN NAVY E Feather Wool SWIM SUITS 3.98 Light at a feather . . . drys almost instantly! New colors! New styles!. Tour smart swim suit is here! 13.95. SUDE-AWAY CHEST 1.49 Odora slide-away is an other low built moth proof chest. Holds large quantity wool ens, furs, etc. .... ...90c 90c .97c $1.49 ......49c 49c $1.95 19c $on64 It yon know your lug- -i gage, youll snap ap this ' bargain In a Jiurry! Stan dard patterns in grey and tan. Priced as low in sin gle pieces! .Take advant age of this factory coop eration 'sale! Miller's for Inggage values. Wardrobe - 9.88 Overnite . - 48 Buy Now and Save! . . ... Won I'tVM v 7 Wall In front of the altar which was banked with gladioli and sweet peas. White tapers In tall candelabra were also used at the altar. , The brides wore identical wed ding dresses of white satin with finger tip veil and each .carried bouqeuts of rapture roses and sweet peas. Miss Alice Wall, a sister of the brides, and Miss Verda Hamm, aT cousin, were their attendants and wore frocks of pink voile. (Turn to page 15, col. 1) e ' i 77 n) MUNSING FOUNDATIONS 1.98 Munsing-fundations up to $10 in this clear ance! Choose an all-in-one or girdle at this low price, this week. Expertly fitted. Some irregulars. SANDALS . 1.79 Main floor shoe dept. offers clearance of white and colored summer sandals. High, or low heels, heel-less, toe-less, etc-. Wool Blankets 4.95 Made by the country's leading wool blanket makers . . . this spe cial offers the ultimate in all wool, large size blankets at a low price. Firm weave . . . satin bound . . , colors! HANDBAGS :' lfc Price. One lot Patent - and Calfskin Bags In Ja ponlca and other col ors. . Reg. : $1.93 to $8.50. FABRIC ' GLO.VES 69c Van Raalte's and Han sen's fabric Gloves are big valnes, Cc . regularly they sell at $1.00 to $1.60! White and. pastel shades. Choose now and save! M "1 e.c ; - r- AUM.OctttCQM