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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1941)
FAGS SZ Tha CGOIl ETATESMAIl, Eolara. Orocon, Thvndaj Konung, Etptosbox 18, 1941 1 : hi 1 T ! S St. Joseph 's Setting for 1 Nuptials At a lovely autumn ceremony on Wednesday afternoon Miss Cenevieve Doud became Mr. John KoTb's bride. The couple Jxchanged their vows at St oseph's Catholic church at a 4 o'clock 'service with Father Daniel O'Connell officiating. The bride is the daughter , of Mr. nd Mrs. H. M. Doud and her husband is the too of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kolb of New Jersey. The chancel and altar were decorated with arrangements of white gladioluses and other pas tel flowers Interspersed with white tapers In candelabra. The attractive, blonde bride was escorted to the altar by her father.. Tor her wedding she chose a handsome model of white silk jersey fashioned with full skirt which was floor length. The long sleeves were shirred and the bodice was tight fitting with a sweetheart neck line. Her fingertip length tulle veil . cascaded from a coronet of seed pearls. , She carried a white prayer book. - .Preceding the , bride was her only attendant, her sister, Miss Betty Jean Doud. She wore a peach taffeta frock designed with a low waistline, short, puffed sleeves, a sweetheart neckline and a full skirt Her . bouquet was of white gladioluses and roses. Mr. Dnuy Best Man Mr. Larry Drury stood with Mr. Kolb as best man and the ushers were Mr. Joseph Murray, Mr. Richard Weisgerber and Mr. John Oravec. Mrs. Doud wore a black silk crepe suit and a corsage of gar denias and bouvardia for her daughter's wedding. A reception for members of the immediate family and close friends was held at the Doud home after the wedding. A bou quet of pastel gladioluses and candles centered the bride's table. Mrs. Earl Fisher cut the bride's cake and presiding at the urns were Mrs. Waldo Mills and Miss Violet Hoffman, aunt of the bride. Serving were Miss Phyllis Fisher, Miss Marjorie Waters and Miss Mary Ellen-Mills. For traveling the bride chose a smart teal blue tailored suit with torso length jacket. Her accessories were brown. Mr. and Mrs. Kolb left for Crater Lake and along the Oregon coast and will be home at 1080 North 13th street after the first of October. The new Mrs. Kolb attended Willamette university and is a member of Beta Chi sorority. Mr. Kolb received his bachelor of arts decree from Willamette In June and was prominently Identified In athletics during his college days.' " Sal en friends jare welcoming Dr. and Mrs. A. Terrence King and their young son back to the capital after a stay in Santa Barbara, Calif., where Dr. King has been stationed with the United States army. Mrs. Ftojr Williams of San Francisco Is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leif Bergsvik. The visitor Is recovering from an Al ness caused by burns. Intended for Miller Day w Aw w si sale 1r x If BOBIZONTAL STKETCat arearrectiMaf A . ,v ; meat, hence this special event now. A once-a-year sale of these famous found ettes at way less than you'd expect to pay. Irregulars of their finest qualities gS to $10 regularly! THIS SALE IS FOR TODAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ... WE AD VISS EARLY CHOOSING TO INSURE PERFECT FIT. MARINE BURiSN Editor Revue Made By Audience When the history of "Hellza poppin" is written, a chapter should be devoted to the part played by the audience in build ing show which comes to the Mayfair theatre, Portland on Wednesday, September 24, for an engagement of four days into a national institution. For here is a case, unique in the annals of the American theatre, in which the patron was exploited as fully as much as &dj of the principals on the stage. This method of promoting a show was due primarily to two conditions. The first: "Hellza poppin" was so sensationally successful when it opened on Broadway that it quickly became the No. 1 show on everybody's list The theatre got an assort ment of celebrities from all parts of the country. Not a night went by that there wasn't in the audi ence at least a couple of names that make news. The second: Conditions were that "Hellzapoppin" being the sort of show it is, it was easy to turn photographers loose during the "performance and let them flash their bulbs from whatever position they pleased. The re sult was an amazing set of ac tion shots of celebrities with their hair down, laughing themselves sick. , These pictures were published by newspapers throughout the country, and did a great deal toward making "Hellzapoppin" a by -word with the American public. Club -Members Entertained Miss Josephine Baumgartner was a bridge hostess Tuesday night when she honored her club members at the North Summer street home. A late supper followed an evening of cards. 7.4 Guests were Mrs. Frank Deck ebach, Mrs. Edwin Keech, Mrs. Vera Miller, Mrs. Leah Hogue, Mrs. William Deeney, Mrs. Wal lace. Carson and Miss Mildr and Miss Marjorie Christenson. The Ann Jodson Circle of the First Baptist church will meet on Friday night at 7:30 in the church. Mrs. Floyd Miller is to be hostess, with Mrs. Leo Rei mann and Mrs. Marion Curry assisting. Mrs. Ed Lucas is in charge of the program. - Munsingwear FOUNDETTES ' vrancaX snttrca . but delayed in. ship- - IP SOCIETY MUSIC The ME Club Calendar THURSDAY Delta Phi alumnae with Mrs. Jtoy Ferris. 379 South 23rd street, fiaugtitera of Union v Veterans cf Civil War. p. -m, wtth Mrs. Ed Jory, 425 Hoyt street. lion's auxiliary ' on o'clock hmcbeoa at Godfrey's. Women" Council of lint Christian church meet at church parlors, S p. m. Hal Bibbard auxiliary, past presidents club, wtth Mrs. LeKoy Hewlett r- - Junior Uaccabees meet at Fra ternal temple, 4 p. m. TODAY Book-a-Month club with Mrs. y. P. Smart. Glenn Creek toad, dessert luncheon. 1 :IS p jn. WRC. VFW hall lp.a- Ladies of the Dakota dub, with Mrs. Laura Noyes, 1221 Marion street, S p. m. - - - Cootie club dance, VFW hall. Salem district. Oregon Federa tion of Musis dubs with Mrs. Jessie Mickelaon. S p. m. Woman's auxiliary to St Paul's Episcopal church, with Mrs. George Swift. 130. United thank offering day, i Degree of Honor, KP hall t p. m. State officer's visit. Past Matrons, OES at Golden Pheasant. 6:49 p. m. Rinksters Go To Portland A large group of Rinksters of the Salem Skating club and their friends was present for the club's monthly out-of-town skating party held Tuesday night at the Oaks rink, Portland. Following the evening's skating the group enjoyed refreshments. An Infor mad business meeting in charge of President William Swigart, was held. Next meeting of the club willl be held at thecal em public library, September 23. Rinksters and friends present were: Miss Dorothy Everson, Miss Lelia Finden, Miss Joyce Samuels, Miss Marjorie Bressler, Miss Naomi Schriver, Miss Jean Adams, Miss Zilpha Campbell, Miss Pauline Craven, Miss Ethel Craven, Miss Beverly Arm- strong. Miss Patricia Fitzpatrick, Miss Nadine Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kidby, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kidby, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Douris, Mr. LeRoy Mit chell, Mr. Larry Graham, Mr. Chuck Bondell, Mr. John Zurch er, Mr. Don Douris and Mr. Wil liam Swigart. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Scott are parents of a third son, born in San Francisco. The baby has been named Arlen Lamere, weighed nine pounds nine oun ces at birth. The Scotts are Sa lem residents. Maccabees t4d will meet te- night at 6:30 In Fraternal tem ple for a covered dish dinner and business meeting. Now! A DELAYED MILLER DAY SPECIAL! of $098 $Q98 $498 Begularlr to $10X0 A krjtted-ln fit that lasts! The three-way control that cjives - you that poise that comes with perfect posture. -.. ;.ilN C03ISINATION3 ...IN GXBDLES in iArrrs circles Couple Will Many in October Miss Bobba Beckner and Mr. El win Doty have set their Octo ber wedding day. The- young couple will be married at the home of the bride-elect's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Beck ner, on Saturday, October 1L The news was revealed at a smartly appointed dinner party Wednesday night for which Miss Beckner was hostess at her home. Guests were seated at a loos; table and at each place were colonial nosegays and white scrolls bearing the- names of the couple and the date. , The evening hours were spent Informally and bouquets of autumn flowers were used about the guest rooms.. Covers were placed for Miss Phyllis. Gardner, Miss Delva Lebengood, Miss Lois Coomler, Miss Jean Moir, Miss Inabelle Creech, Mrs. Robert Taylor and Miss Beckner. , The bride-elect attended Salem schools and is now with the- Marion county agent's office. Here fiance, the son of Mr. Ern est Doty of Bend, attended schools in eastern Oregon and is now in business in Salem where the couple will make their home after their marriage. Eastern Star At Meeting The regular meeting of Chad wick chapter Order of the East ern Star was held in Masonic temple "on Tuesday. Several in vitations were given members to be present at various social func tions over the valley. A grand ball in honor of the worthy grand matron and worthy grand patron will be held in the ball room of the Masonic temple in Portland on September 27, pro ceeds of which will be donated to Red Cross work. A reception honoring Mr. Philip Schweizer, grand worthy patron, and Mrs. Ernest Schweizer, grand repre sentative of California, will be held in the physical education building of the Monmouth nor mal school under the direction of Adah, chapter of Independence on Tuesday, September 30. Members from Salem plan to at tend. An invitation was also re ceived from Doric chapter of Marshiield to be present on the evening of October 10, when they honor the grand conduct ress who Is a member of that chapter. Kellogg chapter will en tertain in honor of the associate grand matron, Marjorie Simp son, in Portland " Masonic tem ple on October M. , Thevworthy roatrop appointed i the following members to act as the committee on revision of by laws; Mrs. Paul Hauser, sr., Mrs. Ralph Allen, Mrs. James Bun nell, Mr. Arthur Utley and Mr. Wayne Henry, An invitation will be extend ed to members of Adah chapter, Independence and Ramona chap ter, Silverton, to be guests at the regular meeting on October , 21. Miss Elizabeth Ann Herrlck and Mrs. Lor en e Griffith be came members of the chapter by Initiation. The program commit tee presented Miss Mary Eliza beth Kells in vocal numbers, "Believe Me If All Those En dearing Young Charms," Oh Lovely Night," and "When I Have Sung My Songs to You." Mrs. Jessie Mickelson was her accompanist. Refreshments were served at decorated tables in the chapter dining room at the close of the meeting by a committee with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pedersen as co-chairmen. Mr. aad Mrs. John Cheneweth of Fowler, Indiana, and Mrs. Robert Yeager of Fowler, Indl-' ana are leaving for their home Friday after a several week's stay in the capital as the guests of Mrs. Chenoweth's daughter, Mrs. Arm in. Berger. They will return home by way of San Francisco where Mrs. Cheno weth will visit with her son, Mr. Earl Songer. During their stay in the capital the visitors were feted at informal dinners and trips to beach and mountains. The Salem Council of Wo men's organizations will meet today in the. Salem public li brary fireplace room at 1 o'clock. Mrs F. M. Lobdell is president The guest speakers will be representatives from the Community Chest Assistant chief of police Carl Charlton will give detailed facts the city will face' when the proposed cantonment Is constructed, as outlined by Don T. Orput, recre ational representative. Sir. and Mrs. Henry MatUsen, will celebrate their golden wed ding anniversary on Sunday aft ernoon, September 28 at their home In Independence. Friends' are invited to call between 2 and 6 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs,' Forrest West (Ida Miller) are now making . ' their - home in Salem and have taken a house at 583 Willows. Tha Wests have been residing in McMlnnville. - " ''.' uMlss Marianne Owen fa leav ing today for the University of Oregon ccampus to assist her ' Chi Omega sorority sisters with fall rushing- - . f ' :,.. V i imiiMim I in i i i v " i ' 1 Josephine Sadak Sharping Singing Group Organized The newly organized sextet of the Credit Women's Breakfast club has made arrangements to sing its first program at the Multnomah hotel on October 11. The occasion is the regional . meeting of the Credit Women's Breakfast clubs, the Credit Bu reaus and Bureau of Retail Cre dit association. Mrs. Josephine Radak Sharp ing will direct the singing group. The following singers will be included: Lillian Kayser, Helen Livingston, Lena Blum, Dorothy Forgard, Dorothy Hauge and Gervaise Elliott r Mrs. M. L. McKinley ef Prince Rupert, B.C., who has been visiting her brother, F. N. Wood ry for the past month, is leaving for Oliver, where she will spend several months with her son, J. Garfield McKinley, before re turning horae. She and Mr. Woodry saw each other for the first time In 20 years. AAUW Meeting On Saturday Judge James Brand will be the guest speaker at the opening meeting of the Salem branch, American Association of Univer sity Women Saturday afternoon at the Marion hotel at 1 o'clock. Those wishing reservations are asked to call the hotel, 4123, by Friday night Mrs. Herbert Rahe, president of the group, will preside at the luncheon meeting. Mrs. Elmer Berg is heading the decorations committee. All AAUW members and those eligible for member ship are invited to attend. Mrs. Williams Hostess Salem ministers wives met at the home of Mrs. Irvin Williams on 15th and Ferry street for the first fall session on Tuesday aft ernoon. Mrs. Estbel Gulley, a returned missionary from Boliv ia was the speaker. She discuss ed the life and art of the Boliv ians and talked about their edu- cational system. She showed na tive musical instruments and costumes. - Hostesses for the afternoon were j Mrs. Williams and Mrs. James Aiken Smith. Mrs. Standish Is Hostess Mrs. Clinton Standish will en tertain members of her club at bridge tonight at her home on North Church street Several hours of contract will be in play with a late supper following. Members are Mrs. Joseph Fel ton, Mrs. Verne Robb, Mrs. Mau rice Heater, Mrs. Delbert Schwabbauer, Mrs. John Fick lin, Mrs. Kenneth Barker, Mrs. Lee Crawford and Mrs. Stand ish. Hal Hibbard auxiliary met far its regular session at VFW hall on Monday. Mrs. Dorothy Wil son presided. Present were Mrs. Arthur Welch, Mrs. Harvey Ev ans, Mrs. -John Chaignot Mrs. Jerry Desart, Mrs. Henry O. Miller. Miss Iola Desart, Mrs. Henry O. Miller. Mrs. Sherman Nelson, Mrs. H. A- Johnson, Mrs. Kathryn Stryker, Mrs. Kitty Baumgartner, Mrs. E. E. Buc kles, Mrs. Laura Burgher, Mrs. A. T. Woolpert and Mrs. Wilson. The next regular meeting will be on October 6. Mr. aael Mrs.' William Sean dUng and their chfldren, Rich ard and Marjorie. r who have ' been 11 vine in Portland, have turned to Salem to- make their home and have taken up their residence at 794 North Summer street. Past Matrons association, OES will meet for dinner at the Gold en Pheasant Friday night at 6:13 o'clock. Hostesses will be Mrs. R. T. Boats, Mrs. Ida NHea, Mrs. W. N. Smith and Mrs. Belle Niles Brown. ....... . v.... .. J ,. Mrs. Alma Clare Blcknase ef Portland will give a lecture on ' The . Bereux System of Voice Release at the Salem public li brary Friday night at 8 o'clock. The interested public is invited to attend. Congratulations ge te. Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Coffey " on "I the birth of a daughter at the Sa lem General hospital on Mon day, September 15. The little girl has two brothers. New Officers Installed at Luncheon . i Salem District Oregon 'Music Teachers association - held the first meeting of the fall at the Argo on Wednesday. New offi cers installed for the year were Miss Dorothy Pearce, president; Mrs. Jessie Bush Mickelson, vice president; Mrs. Bertha Junk Darby, secretary; ; Mrs. TV S. Roberts, corresponding secretary; Miss Margaret Hogg; treasurer. . Committee-chairmen were ap pointed as follows: Arrange ments, Mrs. David Eason;. mem bership, Mrs. Grace DeHarpport, programs, i Miss Elma Weller; publicity, Mrs. Mary Talmadge Headrick; business. Prof. T. S. Roberts; music week, Mrs. Wal ter Denton; Iva F. Turner; mem orial, contest, Mrs. Mabel, S. Powers; education; Miss Mar garet Hogg; social, Jean Hobson Rich.:..- ; , -: -.; :; Members present; were: Jean ' Hobson Rich, Miss , Dorothy Pearce, Miss Frances Virginia Melton, Mrs. David Eason,' Miss Elma Weller, Miss Ruth Bed ford, Mrs. Jessie Bush Mickel son, Mrs. Grace ' DeHarpport, ' Mrs. Mabel S. Powers, Mrs. T. J. Amspoker, Mrs. Walter Den ton, Mrs. T. S. Roberts, Mrs. Bertha Junk Darby, and Mrs. Mary Talmadge Headrick. Miss Schryver To Head Club Miss Edith Schryver was named president of the Salem Garden club . to succeed Mrs. Donald Burke, who resigned, at the board meeting Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Robert Rie- der. Plans were outlined and dis cussed for the ensuing year and the first meeting will be held at the Art Center on October 6. The Art Center will be the monthly meeting place of the club this year. The board members included Miss Schryver, Mrs. Lester Barr, Mrs. Lee Canfield, Mrs. W. T, Jenks, Mrs. Clifford Taylor, Mrs. Charles Cole, Mrs. Walter H. Smith, Miss Elizabeth Lord and Mrs. Robert Rieder. Alfred Lauraine DANCE MASTER 155 So. Liberty St Telephone 5955 " 1 at ea ll I ssssssssssssssBSsssssssMessaBSSsssBsasMSSasessa " ; u- 'ssBBsi for HAT BBil BAG Mf MHUTiTnn Eock soson Aim Adorns, our own dtntgiwr, cewnseb on the right clothes for tvsry age, income and occupation. 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