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i1 Ruth Ford Will: Become Mrs. Johns at Home Ceremony Today 4 Rth Ford wiU become Mrs. Claude Marion Johns, jr., at a home ceremony this afternoon. The couple will exchange Vows at the Woahink Lake residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James W, Ford of Gardiner. The bridegroom is the . son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude M, Johns of Salem. ' At 3 o'clock Rev.1 Hale Eubanks of Toledo will perform the marriage rues. Mrs. Phillip New myer of Portland, aunt of the" groom; will play the wedding s march. The altar will be of ; white chrysanthemums greens and white candles. , : ' Of Ivory satin i&. the bridal . dress which is designed with a .full gathered skirt extending Into a court train. A seed pearl, collar embellishes the tight-fit ting bodice which is fashioned; with a low waistline. From neck . line to waistline in front are tiny self covered buttons. The long sleeves are slightly gath ered at the shoulders. Her tulle veil is fingertip length and cascades from a seed pearl tiara. She will carry an all white wedding bouquet. Mrs. Henry Glaze (Margaret Keene) of Portland will be the matron of honor. Her gown is of French rouge crepe enhanced with matching velvet inserts on the bodice. She will carry white chrysanthemums. Mr. Courtney R. Johns of Portland will, stand with his brother as best man. - Mrs. Ford will wear pastel blue crepe for her daughter's marriage and Mrs. Johns will also wear a blue crepe frock. Reception to Follow There will be a reception after the wedding for the guests. Mrs. - Cal M. Young and Mrs. Hugh P. Ford of Eugene, aunts of the bride, will preside at the urn and cut the wedding cake. As sisting will be Mrs... Eugene M. ' Booth, Miss Barbara Earle and Miss Ann Anderson of Salem, Miss Mary i Janelle of Portland and Mrs. Robert Booth of Prine . ville. Gay Candell of Salem and . Beverly Ann Morten of North Bend will pass the groom's cake. Receiving with the bridal party and the parents of the couple will be Mrs. James W. Ford, sr., of Eugene, grandmother of the bride. The couple will go south to San Francisco on their honey moon and for traveling the bride has chosen a taupe wool dress , with tweed jacket and brown accessories. Her beige top coat is trimmed with a fox collar to which will be pinned green or chids. Mr. Johns and his bride will reside in Salem at 1060 Lefelle street. Miss Ford is a University of Oregon alumna and her so rority is Delta Gamma. Mr. Johns attended George Wash ington university at Washing ton, DC, University of Southern California and University of Oregon. He is a graduate of the Willamette university College of Law. His fraternities are Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Delta Theta Phi, national law honorary. Mr. and Mrs. Ira FItt will have as their weekend guests Mr. and Mr. Harry Fredericks, Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Gilmore and daughter Elizabeth, and Miss Ruth Dowe of Portland. Once-a-Year Helena Rubinstein's Novena Night Cream Rich, smooth Novena Night Cream is what-your complexion : needs , - right now. -'Soothes tense. . roughened, dried-out skin. . Ji 1-1 ' '!- L - taction . , faithful year , round guardian of your beauty, . Gel a suddIt now and are on dollar on each For a Limited Time Only y. .Eecjular 2.C0. J Jf Jar now . v v iUi W W, 7 ' . V71LLL11S . " (bam , X Drrj Corner liberty and SUte rhone 111S . j. SAIL IE Brides-Elect Reveal Plans Details for two weddings cal endared for-this week have now been completed. JSpears-GarnJobst H Miss Ruth Jean Garnjobst and Mr. Frank Herron Spears, , jr., will be married on "Thursday night at St. Paufs Episcopal church. Rev. George Herbert Swift will read the 8:30 o'clock service before a large group of friends. Miss Ruth Bedford will be the organist. The popular bride-elect is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Garnjobst. and her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Spears." Dr. Garnjobst will give his daughter in marriage and she has asked her .future sister-in-law, Miss Sybil Spears, to be her maid of honor. , Mr. Spears wilf stand with his. son as best man. The ushers will include Mr. James B. Young, Dr. Ralph E. Purvine, Mr. Jack McCullough, Mr. Jack Price, Mr. William Roberts of Port land and Mr. John Boyd of Hood River. There will be a reception at the Garnjobst home on . Oak street after the ceremony. The couple will leave immediately by car for Washington, DC, where they will make their home. Dyer-Burnside On Friday night Miss Clara Belle Burnside, daughter of Mrs. ... H. W. Burnside and the late Mr. Burnside, will become the bride of Mr. William Connell Dyer, jr., son of Mrs. Willian Connell Dyer. The ceremony will be quietly solemnized in the presence of the immediate family at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Spears. Rev. George H. Swift will perform the service at 8 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Claybourne Dyer, brother and sister-in-law of the groom, will be the couple's only attendants. A reception will follow the wedding. Mr. Dyer and his bride will reside in Sa lem where they have taken a house' on North Cottage street Julia Webster Is Honored Miss, Julia Webster was honor guest at a party given on Thurs day night by Miss Grace Gilliam on her birthday, i Mrs. Clara Pomeroy, Mrs. Rose Wilkes and Miss Carolyn Wilson greeted . guests, Mrs. LaMoine Clark and Miss Edna McElhaney poured. Assisting were Miss Phebe Mc- Adams, Miss Effie Smith, Miss Ida Mae Smith and Miss Mav Christenson. Miss Webster is retiring the first of the year after 40 years with the state land board. Call ing during the evening were: Miss Effie L. Smith. Hda E. Bingenheimer, Ruth McAdams, Marguerite Shelley, Mrs. Emily Howard, Mrs. Mabel A. Lock wood, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Tib- bits, Mrs. Bertha Bergman. Dr. Mary B. Purvine, Miss Mona R. Yoder, Mrs. Daisy B. Hayden, Clara J. Eckhout, Mrs. Laura V. Hale, Mrs. E. J. Donnell, Miss May A. Hale, Miss Ola L. Clark, Miss Lydia Wootten, Miss Frances E. Neer, Mrs. Francis Neer, Miss Bertha Broyles, Miss George Broyles, Miss Grace N. Babcock, Miss Constance Kant ner, Miss La Verne Kantner, Mrs. Nellie E. Whereat, Miss Anna P. Morgan, Miss Clara Albert, Mrs. James S. Albert, Mrs. C. L. Carson, Miss Bessie De France, Mrs. Minnie Humph reys, Mrs. Blanche M Jones, Mrs. R. J. Hendricks, Miss Beryl S. Ledgerwood, Miss Louise Block, Miss June Philpott, Mrs. Effie L. Arehart; Miss Iris H. Butler, Miss Merle Dimick, Miss Emma Lou King, Miss Selma Beck, Miss Theo Beck, Mrs. W. E. Wilson Mrs. W. L Staley, Miss Rachel W. Bayne, Mrs, A. W. Bagley, Miss Hetta Field, Miss Edith F. Bagley, Mrs. Em ma 1 . Tooze, Mrs. - Ruth E. .Tooze,. Miss Ora McKenzie, Miss Edna Xeedy, Miss Alene Phil lips, Miss Edith Libby, Mrs. Dorothy G. Linfoot, Miss Helen M. Bradley, Mrs. Dovie Odom Hatfield, Miss Lena Hutchinson, . Miss Mary Fake, Miss Hilda Fries, Miss Mizpah V. Palmer ton, Mrs. E. G.- Ricketts, Mr. Ellsworth G. Ricketts, Mrs. Lil lian D, Vaughan, Mrs. Helen Webster I Beelar, Mrs. Anna ' Louise Hutchinson, Mrs. May Christenson, . Miss Hazel , Roe-i nicke, Mrs. R. D. Barton, Mrs. C L, KurthfiMrs.- Clo Johnson, Dr. and ' Mrs. Kenneth Waters, Mr. and Mrs. Oris Hoffman and : Jimmie. . Sedeeorated - Enlarred . Usual Wave L0 , Perm. Oa Push Wave rz Complete, v'w' Open Thurs. Eve. . by Appointment v Phoim SSfiS S85 First National Tank Cljg. CASTL3 FLI2. Y?AVE3 t v. MRS. HOWARD P. ARNEST Clever Table Will Win Cash Every woman knows that half the success of her dinner de pends upon the, appearance of the table. This week, five of the larger Salem women's organizations will compete to see which ex cells in table setting, and it will be fun for other women to see just what the best dressed Thanksgiving table will look like. Here's the idea: Each day a different club will arrange a Thanksgiving dinner table, using all the clever Ideas, beautiful appointments and colorful flow ers possible. Each day three judges will check the best points on that table. Qn Friday the judges, Mrs. T. A.' Livesley, Mrs. David Wright and Miss Maxine Buren, will get together and tally up the points for each club. They will award the $25 cash which Penney's store is offering and the -winner will be .an nounced in the Saturday morn ing Statesman. The prize table will again be arranged and put on display at the store again on Saturday. The idea is new in Salem and already it's attracting wide at tention. Women from over the valley are planning to come to town to see the clever versions of Thanksgiving dinner tables. The Penney's store, and The Oregon Statesman are cooperat ing to make this an interesting and thoroughly enjoyable show. It's free of course to the public The club memBers of the five women's organizations arel thinking hardbecause $25 cash will look mighty well in the club treasury! Mothers Guests Thursday The members of the Philathea class were hostesses to the cradle roll mothers of the First Chris tian church on Thursday. Members present were Mrs. Nellie Harrison, Mrs. Guy Drill, Mrs. Otto Hunt, Mrs. Doris An dresen, . Mrs. Myrtle Andresen, Mrs. E. Tuchek, Mrs. Dan Hughes and Mrs. M A. Pekar. Mothers who attended were Mrs. S. Sullivan, Mrs. Dean Shoemak er, Mrs. Ted Girod, Mrs. Robert Gray, Mrs. R. E. Lockard, Mrs. David Bates, Mrs. Leon Perry, Mrs. Leo McCallister, Mrs. El mer Wooldridge, Mrs. C. Mc jClain, Mrs. Fred Bothwell, Mrs. C. Cooley, Mrs. A. Rulifson, Mrs. Gilbert Stein, Mrs. E. A. Carleton, Mrs. i C. A. Rickson , and Mrs. Sol ;Taylor, superin- tendent. Club Calendar MONDAY Delta Tau Gamma Mother's club. 2:30 d. m. Lausanne hall. Hal Hibbard auxiliary. . regular . business meeting,! VfW hall. 1p.m. 1 Aipna fsi ueta mowers, cnap ter house. J pjn. American Legionauxiliary, Le gion Home, pjn. Daughter - of Nile, Masonic Temple, luncheon at noon. Garden -club. Art Center, 1p.m.' Sewing club, Sons of Union Vet- erans, with Mrs, .. Rose Hagedorn, 1405 Fir street. 3 p. m. TUESDAY ! Salem Central WCTU. 940 North ' 19th street, 1 p.nv, . membership . tea. - v - i - Junior Guild, St Paul's Episco pal church, parish hall, .X o clock luncheon. s YWCA Girl Reserves committee, YWCA, 10 i. m. Hi Y mothers, with Mrs. C. A. Kells, ISO Salem Heights. 10 p. Theater arts group, with Mrs. J. " M. Devers, 1375 Market street, 1 p. m. American War Mathers, Legion home, installation. North Salem WCTU. at Jason Lee church, S p. m.. VFW auxiliary sewing group with Mrs Leon Hansen. 160 East Miller, 130 p. m. Laurel Social Hour club with Mrs. G. E. Vosburgh. Cascade Drive all day sewing, no-host dinner. WEDNESDAT South - Circle, - Tirst - Christian church,- Mrs. Guy Drill, 885 North , Winter Street, all-day meeting. VTW auxiliary benefit card party, VFW hau. Mayflower guild. First Congre-, gational church. 1p. m. THURSDAY ' Salem Dakota club, no-host tup- per. WCTU, 6:30 p. m. Fruittend Women's circle, with. - Mrs., Harvey Armstrong, t pjn. FRIDAY ' -YWCA Finance committee. YWCA . 10 a. xn. , , I .w if f&$f V j II OSEGOI? ST ATESI-1AII, Salem, Birthday Chemeketa chapter, Daughters: Of the ubzikou , xvevoiuuon celebrated Its 26th birthday SaW urday afternoon when the mem bers entertained with a smartly appointed luncheon at the Mar ion hotel at one o'clock. A special guest of the chapter was Mrs. Howard P. Arnest of Portland, state regent She talk-, ed to the group on the Conti nental Congress she attended in , Washington, DC, last spring and what the DAR is expected to do in national defense. Others at the speaker's table were Mrs. Carey Martin, regent of Chemeketa chapter; Mrs. Sey mour Jones, ex-state regent; Mrs. I. M. Schannep, vice-state regent; and Mrs. S. A. Baldwin, chaplain. Mrs. Martin presided at the luncheon and introduced ; Mrs. Arnest. N ' ' The head table was centered with a bouquet of red, blue and white carnations and the birth day cake. The other tables were decorated'1; with fluffy -white chrysanthemums. Covers were placed for forty guests and Mrs. Lewis Griffith and Mrs. B, H. White arranged the affair. Mrs. Bert Walker and Miss Eleanor Trindle wiU -entertain the AAUW recent graduates at the former's home Tuesday Jnight at 8 o'clock. Here's What and It's Woman TTadflDllffi IKcBcBCDiPcnnii IEsIMbM 2 A Different Monday ... MONDAY Salem Garden Club TUESDAY ; ; American Association of University Women j WEDNESDAY I s Salem Woman's Club THURSDAY . jj -jSr Tri-County Medical Auxii;; FRIDAY Salem Tables will be judged each day and a pkize of $25 awarded to the club whose table is judged the finest. ! Basis of judging will be as follows: ; j :1. Appointments 30 poJntai . : ;,' 3. SnitabiUty lo occxtsion '- .:. ; " ;;: , .'-.10 points I ? ' ' . ; 2. OrigmcdirrO poiate . 4 Pecorcmone 30 points . Delicious Nescafe Coffee served to exhibit visitors 112:30 tol5?pjn. .j- Oregon, Sunday ManKorexnHBr 1 1S41 ' ut . it S falL with danaer of frost in p fee offing We know, because mere, are : petticoats on the fancv trees and shniK. - We always - wonder : why ; rauier nave their frbnt vcnrda? gunny sacks, instead of letting nature take its course and strip even the most valuable shrubs of leaves and berries.: Gimme nice strong shrubs with no petticoats on 'em, AH together 4. . JFlavia Downs is ac companist for Cameron Marshall's quartet - ; toe -"Marshall Airs" in! Chicago. Three of Salem men, Manning the boys are farmer : ' : i Anniversary ; Celebrated Is Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rominger of Brooks celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary on Tues day, and many friends and rela , ttves called during the day. White chrysanthemums and car nations decorated the refresh ment table which was lit by Ivory tapers. 4" Serving ' and assisting were ;Mrs. W. R. Dougherty, Mrs. Ed Klampe, Mrs. W. A. Stacker, iMrs. Reuben Boehm, Mrs. Vera w Sovereign, Mrs. Everett Sprague and Miss Helen Hiller. ' The Romingers have four daughters, Mrs. Charles A. Sprague of Caldwell, Mrs. The ron Woolson, Camas, Mrs. Harry Lovre, Brooks, and Miss Velma 9 of Supreme Importance to Who Wants to SeUf Better Courtesy of the following Women's Organizations:: Salem Woman's Club, Salem Garden Club, A.A.U.W., Tri-County Medical Auxiliary, Salem Junior Woman's Club Table Arrangement Every Day This Week Beginning You Are Most Cordially Invited . . . Penney's - - 2nd Floor Junior Woman's Club NelsarC Ray Irakely and "Kendall Teisinger. Recollections ; . . The only th In? (he blackout reminds us of, is a Scotch woman who lived near us years ago, and used to' call 'George, George, go get some wood, the fire's black out" We begin to. wonder ... Ever since we started taking vitamins we've been unable to see anything funny in what we write. Maybe what they say about vitamins is true and it's been a deficiency that made us think we were funny . . . Maxine Buren. people would droned MAth Rominger, Salem. The grand children are Bert and Everett Sprague, Mrs. Vera Sovereign, Mrs. William Hooker, Doris, Donna and Gary Louvre. Great grandchildren are Shirley and Allan Sovereign, Theron and Jury Sprague. Hales Hosts at Bridge Party Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hale were hosts at a bridge party and late supper on Saturday night at their home. Thanksgiving deco rations were used. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald McBain, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gallagher, Mr.' and Mrs. Joseph Merrill, and Mr. and "Mrs. Howard Wilson. TABLES EXHIBITED 10 AM. TO 6 P.M. EACH DAY V Shower Honors Fall Bride Mrs. J. L. Conover of Portland and Mrs. Harry Reeder enter tained with a gay holiday party and miscellaneous shower Thurs day night at the home of Mrs. F..M. FJsey, for the pleasure of Miss Beulah Patton, whose mar riage to Kermit R. Elsey was an event of Saturday, November 1st Those present were Miss Beu lah Patton, Mrs. Louise Kleinke, Mrs. J. L. Conover, Mrs. Harry Reeder, Mrs. R. F. Patton, Mrs. John Howell, Mrs. Tad Thight, Miss Jennie Roper, Miss Betty Barr, Miss Florine FJsey, Miss Jane Patton, Miss Kathern Doug las, Miss Pauline' Elsey, Miss Ihanaka Franklin, and Mrs. F. M. Elsey. are up to.. Every Table! ')W0gaWatqj!g;u i: X PAGE. TEES: Mothers Are psts 'at ' - Tear: J In accordance with the state wide custom of raising money for the Scholarship fund each November the Salem Oregon Mothers will have a silver tea on Monday afternoon at the home cf Mrs. Leo Childs, 520 North 14th street Mrs. -Roy H. Sim mons, Mrs. Adam Engel, Mrs. George Otten and Mrs. Walter Spaulding will assist the hostess. The freshmen mothers will be the hostesses and mothers of stu dents attending5 the University of Oregon are urged to attend and to bring thimbles as the aft ernoon will be given to sewing for the Red Cross. Mr. Glen Seeley, president of the Salem chapter of Oregon Mothers, and Mrs. J. Lyman Steed will pour at the tea hour. Captain Louis B. Schoel arriv ed by plane this' weekend from Fort Ord., Calif., and is visit ing in Portland at the home of his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Roy Burnett Captain and Mrs. Schoel will drive south the first of the week where they have taken a bouse in Carmel. The Schoels have made their home in Salem since their marriagt two years ago. 2 VTkjH 4 k V. Sep i'et " " 'W " . x f. " ' . - - : I - mmnmmnmwm,mm, , ,
