Ilia 02EG0H STATESMAN. Sedan. Oregon. Sunday Morning, September 14, 1941
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Seen and Heard
By JERYME"
FIRST AUTUMN tea on Monday
when Mrs. Percy R. Kelly en
tertained for Mrs. James T.
Brand, formerly of Marshfield,
and now a resident of the capital
city. . . . The wives of the su
prece court justices received
with Mrs. Kelly and Mrs.- Brand
and made a pretty picture in
their formal gowns. ... It was
a lovely, sunny day and guests
chatted outside before coming
in . . . the living room was dec
orated with bouquets of asters
and gladioluses ... it was grand
seeing so many, all home from
vacations and ready for the win
ter season. ... Mrs. John L.
Rand is, home now from a sev
eral month's stay in Baker and
eastern Oregon. . . . Mrs. George
Rossman has more or less been
unsettled all summer . . . their
house has been completely re
modeled and they have been liv
ing in the late Judge Bean's
; house. ... They will soon be
i back in their home and ready to
'receive callers. . . . Mrs. Leslie
Scott came down from Portland
and remarked that she loves
Salem and thinks it is a very
, social place and is always anx
ious to accept invitations to the
capital city. ...
The ever popular color, black,
was worn by many and is again
leading the new fall outfits. . . .
. A chic twosome . . . Mrs. Paul
Hendricks and Mrs. P. D. Quis
en berry in all black outfits ...
the latter wearing a smart hat
with gold band. . . . Mrs. . M.
- Page wore a good-looking black
silk crepe frock and small hat
trimmed in black velvet. . . . Mrs.
L. H. McMahan, who also poured
with Mrs. Page, wore black. . . .
Sisters charming in black and
wearing clever felt hats . . .- Mrs.
George Croisan and Mrs. How
ard Kurtz. . . . Mrs. A. B. Lath
am, also a newcomer, wore black
with fox furs, red gloves and a
tiny black hat trimmed in red.
... Mrs. U. Scott Page, home
from a Canadian cruise, wore a
fur trimmed coat and brown felt
hat with jaunty feather. . . . Mrs.
Herbert L. Stiff and her daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Herbert Stiff,
jr., came together as did Mrs.
Mary Johnson and her daughter,
Miss Leila Johnson . . . Mrs.
George Pearce and Miss Doro
thy Pearce. ..."
EXCITING vacation for Ruth
Melson, home from a sojourn
in. San Francisco, Lake Ta
hoe, Reno and Carson City.
. . Last summer Ruth went to
Alaska and met two San Fran
cisco girls on the boat and this
year .went south to visit with
them.. . . They spent two weeks
at - Lake. Tahoe and stayed at
Young's Bijou, an exclusive re
sort hotel. . . . They went swim
ming and dancing every day and
met James Garfield, the actor.
... In Carson City they went
on location with Paramount
studios and saw the filming of
"The Remarkable Andrews" and
personally met and talked to the
leading stars, Brian Donlevy,
Ellen Drew and Bill Holden. ...
They ate dinner at the Para
mount table and became ac
4 quainted with the director. . . .
The girls found the stars very
entertaining . and enjoyed every -minute
of their . stay. . . . Ruth
has several pictures taken of she
and the girls with the stars.
Ruth came home with one of the
cleverest lapel pins we have
seen. The name is "Kiss the ,
Boy's Good-bye" ... a gold hand
on red lips and two gold chains
bejfring the army and air -corps
insigmas.
HOME AGAIN . . . Mrs. James
C. Drury and her children, Joan,
Jimmy and John, who have made
their home in New York City
where Professor Drury is with
the School of Commerce, New
York university, are now in Ore
gon. . . . The Drurys have a hun
dred acre Sandune ranch south
of Newport . , ...their land goes
from the highway to the ocean
front. . . . Professor Drury will
be here during the summer
months and for Christmas. ... v
She is now supervising construc
tion of their new home on the
- ranch and . hopes they will be
moved by November 1. . . ; Their
summer home is at Agate Beach
where their eastern furniture is
now stored. . . . On the ranch is
- the only cultivated blueberry
acreage , in Oregon and Mrs.
Drury supervises the picking,
caring and selling of the berries.
. . . She says there is nothing
like the quiet peaceful west after
living for years in the big east
ern cities. ... New York is war '
conscious every minute of the
day and civilian' defense groups
have ' been organized . for two
years. . . . Mrs. Drury enjoys be
ing near the calm "Pacific and not
hearing about the war situation
for twenfy-four hours or longer.
. . . She Is inviting her many
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Salem friends to come by and see
her after November 1 when they
are driving south along the coast
WORD comes from Vice-Consul
and Mrs. Ivan White who are
now in Rio de Janeiro, formerly
of Salem. . . . They are enjoy
ing the beautiful city with its
tropical palms and lovely homes
and buildings. ... The Whites
have a house on the beach. ...
Weekends they go into the city
and stay at the ' Tennis club,
which has over 2000 members.
. . . The children are cared for
at the club while their parents
are dining, dancing, swimming,
golfing or taking part in many of
the other sports and activities at
the club.
AT HOME a week ago were Dr.
and Mrs. Rudolph E. Kleinsorge
when they entertained at their -lovely
Silverton residence for
their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. James Turner
(Harriet Kleinsorge), who were
married in late August . . . The'
well wishers greeted the happy
couple in the garden. . . . Harriet
never looked lovelier and wore
a handsome rust-copper velvet
gown . . . and we might add the
groom is very good-looking and
was enjoying meeting his wife's
many friends. . . . The affair was
more or less informal with the
Kleinsorges greeting guests in
the garden as well as inthe
house. . . . After a stroll in the
gardens guests were taken into
the dining room for tea or coffee
and were served lovely plates of
sandwiches, cakes and hors
d'oeuvres. ...
A beautiful cranberry epergne
filled with fuschias caught our
eye on the dining room buffet.
. . . Elizabeth Kleinsorge was as
sisting informally and wore
black with white blouse and a
gold belt. . ; Mrs. Kleinsorge also
was in black and her jacket was
of torquoise embellished with
beading. . . . Looking like a pic-,
ture was blonde Phyllis Adams,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
J. Adams, in an attractive white
net frock . . . sher is an Oregon
State college coed ... A few
of the Salem people we noted . . .
Mrs. Paul Van Scoy, Mrs. Henry
A. Cornoyer and Josephine, Mrs.
Robert Shinn and daughter, Mrs.
Harry V. Carson, jr., saying
good-bye to her friends before
going to California to join Lt
Carson . . . Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Buck . . . Mr. and Mrs. U. Scott
Page, who were chatting with
their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. TJrlin Page . . . Mr.
and Mrs. Dan McLellan and
Sally . . . Mr. and Mrs. G. F.
Chambers and Miss Dorathea
Steusloff. ..
Trindle Girls
Are Home
Miss Eleanor and Miss Helen
Trindle, daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Trindle, arriv
ed home by train Saturday
morning from a southern and
eastern trip. ,
Miss Eleanor Trindle left Sa
lem in August to meet her sister
in Durham, North Carolina. Miss
Helen has been a student dieti
cian at the Duke university hos
pital the past year.
After leaving Durham the
girls went north to Richmond
and Williamsburg, Virginia,
Washington, DC, and New York
"City, where they visited with
Mr. and Mrs: William Kennedy
(Margaret Doege). They came
home by way of Niagara Falls,
Chicago, Lake Louise, Vancou
ver and Victoria, BC, and Seat
tle. Miss Helen Trindle has ac
cepted a position as dietician at
the Port Angeles, Wash., hos
pital for the ensuing year. She
will leave the first of October.
Hospital Group
Will Meet
The Deaconess Hospital aux
iliary will hold the first meet
ing of the fall on Monday, Sep
tember 15th, at the hospital at
2 o'clock.
This will be the annual meet
ing when all committees and
officers give their reports. The
nominating committee has a
complete list of- names, to be
presented and after the election
Mrs. Ruth Tooze will conduct
the installation service.
Mrs. J. Henningsen heads the
hostess committee for the day,
assisted by Mrs. Nettie Roberts.
Mrs. J. E. Anderson and Mrs.
A. H. Wilson. "
Interested friends of the hos
pital are cordially invited to at
tend.
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HOME RITES Mr. and Mts. Robert Siewert (Geral
dine Frigaard) pictured after their marriage on September
6 at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
J. Frigaard. The groom is the son of Mrs. Alice Siewert
(Jesten-Miller photo.)
Mrs. McCune
Entertains
Members of the Ladies Aid of
the Knight Memorial Congrega
tional church held their Septem
ber meeting at the home of Mrs.
J. W. McCune in East Salem
Wednesday. A no-host luncheon
was served at 12:30 o'clock fol
lowed by the regular business
meeting.
Those present were: Rev. and
Mrs. H. C. Stover, Mrs. A. R.
Barnard, Mrs. A. M. Reid, Mrs.
J. N. Robertson, Mrs. E. L. Pow
ell, Mrs. J. Schindler, Mrs. F. O.
Stearns, Mrs. B. P. Taylor, Mrs.
W. F. Neptune, Mrs'. E. B. Per
rine, Mrs. J. W. McKinney, Mrs.
Ethel Ritchie, Mrs. Maude Tall
man, Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs,
B. E. Edwards, Mrs. E. W. Har
lan d, Mrs. Pearl Talmadge, Mrs.
L. Stiffler, Mrs. P. C. Harland,
Mrs. W. C. -Drakeley sr., Mrs.
F. N. Williams, Mrs. A. C. Haag,
Mrs. Etta Eyre, Mrs. H. L. Bra
den, Mrs. M. E. Wolf, Mrs. E. M.
Bumgardner, Mrs. Moran, Mrs.
B. F. Wiens, Mrs. J. W. McCune,
Miss Alice Riggs, Miss Grace
Robertson, Miss Florence Hicks,
Miss Mattie Eikleberry, Miss
Claudia Talmadge and Miss Jes
sie McCune. . '
The Business Girls of the
YWCA left Saturday afternoon
for a weekend retreat at Smith
Creek camp at Silver Creek falls.
Mrs. Esther W. Little, YWCA
secretary, will" accompany the
girls. '
The Art Center reception plan
ned to honor Mr. Alfred Lau
raine on September 18 has been
postponed until Thursday, Sep
tember 25.
if Yoor Doctor might lilt to
say this to jroa, bat ethics some
times prereoc pUia tpeakiag.
So, we shall say it for him.
To pvt it blaatly, four
Doctor would like to hare the
money yon owe him. Yes, of -course
be knows you're going
to pay the bilL Bat meanwhile
he has bills of his own to meet.
Isn't it about his turn now to
jrccsire at least something oa
Tour accoeot? Hell thank roa
for joar taoeg htfalaesst
WILLETTS
Cor. State and Liberty
Miss Jeanne Patton. danrhter
of Mrs. Hal D. Patton, has In
vited a small group of friends to
an informal party at her home
on Leslie street tonight at 6
o'clock. The affair will honor
Mr. and Mrs. Russell K. Wood
ward (Margaret Bell), who were
married in early September.
Dinner to Follow
Christening
Marge Ann Hudkins, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. C. Ronald Hud
kins, will be christened today at
the First Methodist church at 11
o'clock with Dr. John Martin
Canse of Portland officiating. Dr.
and Mrs. Canse are weekend
guests at the Hudkins home.
Mr. and Mrs. Hudkins will en
tertain at dinner this afternoon
following the church service.
Covers will h&.placed for Margo
Ann, Dr. and Mrs. Canse, Mrs.
E. E. Gilbert and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hudkins, grandparents
of the little girl, Mrs. Lillian
Vaughan and Mr. and Mrs. Hud
kins. The Kappa Delta alumnae will
meet at the home of Mrs. Wil
liam Ashby on Monday night
at 8 o'clock. The meeting was
formerly scheduled at the home
of Mrs. Ralph Steele.
Mrs. Lenard Kephart, Mrs. Ray
Lafky, Miss Maria Dare and
Mrs. Joseph Bernardi of Port
land are leaving on Tuesday for
a week's sojourn at Neskowin.
Mrs. Sam Schwarts presided
at luncheon and bridge Thurs
day afternoon at her home in
honor of Mrs. Harry Carleson.
Mrs. Merrill Ohllnr and her
daughters, Sarah Ann and Al
ice Louise, are returning home
today from a stay at Seal Rocks.
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Marshfield
Rites of
.
Interest
Two Willamette university
graduates, who met during their
college days, will be married -this
afternoon in Marshfield.
Miss i Elizabeth Savage, the
daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Savage, will be Mr.' Robert
Hart's bride at a home .ceremony
at 2 o'clock in the presence of
members of the two families.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mrs. George Watkins of Port
land, i
The brunette bride will wear
a copper tailored suit for her
wedding. Her corsage will be of
orchids. Mr. Savage will give
his daughter away in marriage.
Mrs. Josephine Bresee will be
her sister's only attendant Mr.
1 and Mrs. Joseph E. Harvey, jr,
are driving down for the wed
ding and Mr. Harvey will be
his Sigma Tau fraternity broth-,
er's best man.
There will be a reception after
the wedding for the guests. The
couple will honeymoon In' Ore
gon before driving east to St
Paul, Minii, to make their home.
After finishing at Willamette,
Mr. Hart went on to the Uni
versity of Minnesota and re
ceived his master's degree in
social science. He is now chief
of division of classification and
compensation for the Minnesota
state civil service department '
Miss Savage was a member
of Beta Chi sorority during her
college days and has been mak
ing her home in Hollywood,
Calif, where she has been with
the Douglas Aircraft corpora-,
tion.
Mrs. Ramey
Is Hostess
Mrs. James Ramey has been
entertaining several out-of-town
guests at her North Church
street home. They included Mrs.
Alice Oster and daughter Helen
of DasseL Minnesota, Mrs. Lil
lie Adkins and Miss Marine Sis
son of Minneapolis, Mrs. L. H.
Hayes and son, Jimmy, of Pen
dleton. Mrs. Ramey was hostess for a
picnic dinner under the grape
arbor in the gardens of her home
for the pleasure of her guests
and members of her club.
Covers were placed for the
.visitors, Mrs. P. G. Bouffler,
Mrs. ' E. S. Adams, Mrs. A. M.
Anderson, Mrs. Jay Weins, Mrs.
David OUara, Mrs. Delia Liv
ingston, Mrs. Lester Kuescher,
Mrs. ; Olive Redaway and Mrs.
James Ramey. ,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Kabert McUns
left on Wednesday for Philadel
phia to reside for the ' coming
year: They have been spending
the summer in Salem with their
. parents, Mr. and Mrs. - CL- M.
Yeager and Mr. and Mrs. K. XL
Pickens. Mr. Pickens will com
plete his work at the Philadel
phia Textile school this year.
Mrs. Carson
Fetes Bride
Mrs. Leslie Carson was hostess
for a kitchen shower at her home
on Kingwood drive Wednesday
night for the pleasure of Mrs.
Gordon Randall (Mary Kruger)
" a recent bride.
The guest rooms were decor
a ted with bouquets of gladi
oluses, dahlias and asters. The
guests made brike books for the
hon r guest and she found her
gifts hidden in the kitchen at the
sound of an alarm clock.
A green color scheme was car-,
ried out in the appointments and
the hostess was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. S. J. Yates.
Invited to the affair were Mrs.
Gordon Randall, the honor guest,
Miss Doris Kruger, Miss Violet
Carter, Miss Jane Patton, Miss
Bernice Caplinger, Miss Yvonne
Walters, Miss Eileen Rahn, Miss
Grace Klampe, Miss Velma
Royse, Miss Martha Gerig, Miss
Mina Gerig, Miss 'Audrey Jack
son, Miss Bernice Gay of Silver
ton, Miss Mildred Howe of
Woodburn, Missy Gwendolyn
Hicks, Woodburn, Miss Roberta
Bostwick, Jefferson, Miss Betty
ChitwoodV Stayton, Miss Char
lotte . Parr, Eugene, Miss Elene
Douglas, Eugene, MrS. E. C. Kru
ger, Mrs. Frank Moore of Port
land, Mrs. Hazel Mansfield, Mrs.
Basil ZelL Mrs. . Wood, erand-
mother of bride, Mrs. Gale
Herbst, Mrs. Dean Jewell, Mrs,
Marvin Waring. Mrs. Lis ton Par-
rish, Mrs. S. J. Yates nd Mrs.
lesiie j. carson.
FL Club Enjoys
Line Party
Members of the FL1 club of Sa
lem Rebekah lodge formed a line
party at a downtown theater
Thursday night and later enjoyed
a supper party at the Quelle.
Those in attendance were: Mrs.
Paul A. Heath, Miss Ludle
Mosher, Mrs. Dorothy Hauge,
Miss Helen McElroy and Miss
Cleonna Naderman.
Mrs. Dorothy Hauge will be
hostess to the group for the next
regular meeting Thursday, Sep
tember 18. Mrs. Paul A. Heath
will preside at the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Leenard E. GO
key had as their guests on Friday
'Mrs. Mae Smith of Fresno, Calif.
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Reception: Will
Fete Couple
An event of this afternoon is
the reception at the First Chris
tian church in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. John H. Crawford, who are ,
celebrating their golden wedding
anniversary. . Friends .of the
honored couple are invited
through the press to call between
3 and 5 o'clock.
Hostesses for the affair will be .
the Crawford's three daughters,
Mrs. i A. Earl Woods and Mrs.
Charles Buggies of Salem and'
Mrs. James - Drury of Agate
Beach, and members of the Sis-;
' terhood class of the First Chris
tian church, f
Presiding at the serving table
will be Mrs. D. D. Olmsted, Mrs.
Steve Wolf, Mrs. Clifford Elgin ?
of oPrtland, Mrs. Arthur Welch
and Mrs. Henry Keene. Mrs. :
Tom Miller will cut the wedding
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cake. Serving wfll be Miss Agnea
Gritton, Miss Frances Blanken
ship. Miss Marjorie Oliver and
Mrs. Wfllard Gritton.
The table win be centered
with a bouquet of yellow rose
buds and ynatrnfag candles. Ar
rangements of autumn flowers in
the golden shades wfll be used
about the reception room.
Mrs. Crawford will, bear a
black sflk crepe gown with a
gold brocaded bodice for the
celebration. Her corsage will be
of yellow rosebuds.
Mrs. Irrrn W. Williams vfli
be hostess to members of the
Salem Ministers' Wives associa
tion on Tuesday afternoon at her
home of South 15th street at
2 o'clock. Mrs. J. Aiken Smith
will be the assisting hostess.
Mrs. C A. Kells is arranging
the program. This is the first
fall meeting of the group and
all ministers' wives are invited
to attend.
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