The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon. Sunday MorningNovember 23. 1941
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University Game Attracts
Salem's Delegation
Friends wUl be waving good-byes to members of Willam
ette university's football team and the Salem fplk who will be
leaving by train on Wednesday for Hawaii.
From Salem they will go by special train to San Francisco
where they will board the Lurline for Honolulu. There will be
a one day stop in Los Angeles and accompanying the Salem folk
BOUND
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Thomas,
; Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Deny and
- Mrs. Ora F. Mclntyre spent
Thanksgiving and the weekend
at Nelscott .
on the boat will be members of
the San Jose football team.
The travellers will have six
teen days on the islands and will
return to Salem on Christmas
day. On December 6 the Willa
mette Bearcats will play the
University of Hawaii and later
will have a game with Sa Jose,
which also plays Hawaii.
A number of former Salem
folk are now living in the
islands and the travellers are
looking forward to meeting old
friends. Accompanying the
team to Hawaii will be Coach
and Mrs. Roy S. Keene, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry U. Miller, Miss Bar
bara Miller, Mr. Jack Hedgecock,
Mr. Gilbert Leiser, Mr. Wayne
Hadley, Senator Douglas Mc
Kay, Miss Shirley McKay, Miss
Lorena Jack, Mrs. Waldo Zeller,
Mrs. Charles O. Wilson, Mrs.
Bud Reynolds, Miss Betty Byrd,
Mrs. George E. Lewis, Mrs. Ray .
M. Waltz, Mrs. Gordon Moore,
Miss Maxine Asheim, Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Anderson, all of
Salem, Mr. N. B. Shaffer of
Kent, Wash., and Mr. C. W. Hen
kle of Dallas.
Miss Aasheim plans to remain
on the, islands to visit with her
brother-in-law and. sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Gallon (June
Aasheim). Coach and Mrs.
Keene will be the guests of sev
eral of their former Oregon
State college friends.
Golden Wedding
Anniversary
The golden wedding of Mr.
and Mrs. John J. Ackerman will
be the .occasion for a gathering
of family and friends on Novem
ber 30 at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Olson at 1790 North
Capitol street. Invitations are
being extended through the
press to attend the celebration.
Calling hours are from 2 to 5
o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Ackerman, mar
ried in Beatrice, Nebraska, have
been residents of Salem since
1909. Their children are, Glenn
Ackerman of Los Angeles, and
Mrs. Ray Olson of Salem. Grand
children are Gene and Gordon
Ackerman of Los Angeles, and
- Barbara Lee and Gloria Ann Mc
Clintock. Friends and relatives from
various points in the valley are
planning to attend.
Worthy Matron
Is Hostess
The ladies' parlors of the Ma
sonic temple will be the scene
of a lafge tea on Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Harold F.
Phillippe worthy matron of
Chadwick chapter hostess from
two until five o'clock.
The rooms wTll be decorated
in Christmas colors. Mrs. A. C.
Smith will be in charge of the
dining room which will be in
red, green and silver. Mrs. A.
E. Utley, Mrs. Harry Crawford'
and Mrs. Ralph Allen will greet
guests at the door. All officers
of the chapter will assist .about
the rooms.
Invitations are extended
through the press .to all mem
bers of Chadwick chapter and
other Eastern Star members in
the city.
Miss Lively,
Mr. 'Wilson
Married
The home of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy G. Lively on the Fruitland
road was the setting for the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Joyce Lively, and Mr. Virgil
Wilson, son of Mr. A. Wilson of
Jefferson. The .ceremony was
performed Saturday night at 8
o'clock with Rev. William Elmer
officiating.
The improvised altar was
banked with ferns, baskets of
chrysanthemums and white can
dles. Mr. Roy Rutschman sang
"Oh Promise Me," "God Gave
Me You" and "Seal Us O Holy
Spirit." Miss Eunice Johnson
was the accompanist and played
the wedding marches. She also
played during the reception.
Of white taffeta was the wed
ding gown. The full skirt was
fashioned with a slight train and
the tight-fitting bodice was
made with three-quarter length
sleeves and a sweetheart neck
line. Her "Only ornament was a
gold chain and lavaliere which
was an engagement gift to her
grandmother in 1882.
Her full length tulle veil was
trimmed in lace and fell from a
coronet of seed pearls. She car
ried a white Bible with a cor
sage of gardenias and a shower
of white satin streamers caught
with bouvardia.
Miss Betty Lively was her sis
ter's maid of honor. Her frock
was of rose taffeta made with a
full skirt and short 6leeves. She
carried a shower bouquet of var
ied color chrysanthemums.
Mr. Orville Rehfeld of Seat
tle was best man and the ush
ers were Mr. Dale Lively and
Mr. Ernest Gerig.
For her daughter's marriage
crepe, enhanced with pasieLem-
Reception For Guests
A reception for the guests fol.
lowed the wedding. Miss Eve
lyn Peterson greeted the guests
at the door. Miss Gladys Gerig
presided at the coffee urn and
Mrs. t Orville Rehfeld cut the
bride's cake. Serving were Miss
Doris Miller, Miss Irene Poole
and Miss Sarah Gerig. Miss Ka
therine Gerig passed the guest
book and assisting in the gift
room were Mrs. "Norman Gyde
scn and Miss Jean Bates.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson went
north on their wedding trip and
for traveling the bride wore a
brown dressmaker suit with for
est green top coat. Her accessor
les were brown and her corsage
was of gardenias. Their new
home will be at 2860 South
Commercial street. Mrs. Wilson
is a graduate of Salem schools
and her husband attended Jef
ferson schools. He is now with
Herrall-Owens company.
Among the out-of-town guests
who came for the wedding were
' the bride's grandmother, Mrs.
Effie Lively of Brainerd, Min
nesota, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Lively and daughter, Phyllis and
Mr..Ervin Vergutz, all of Brain
erd, Mr. and Mrs-. Orville Reh
feld nd Mr. Francis Rehfeld of
Seattle.
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CUTTING their first piece of wedding cake are Mr.
and Mrs. Henry S. Gambit (Billie June Smith), who were
married on Friday, November 14, at the Roberts studio.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Anita J. Smith of Salem
and her husband is the son of Mrs. Victoria Gambit of
Chicago. (lesten-Miller).
Returning to her eastern home
Friday was Mrs. Sam S. Tour
tellot and children, Cecily and
Cynthia, of North Scituate,
Rhode Island. The visitors have
been spending several weeks in
Salem and are going east by
way of an Francisco. Mrs.
Tourtellot will be remembered
as Iris Hawley.
An event of Tuesday night
will be the Tillicum club formal
dance at the Veteran's hall.
Several informal parties are be
ing arranged to precede the affair.
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MARRIED Mrs. Edmund
W e i s n e r who was Miss
Georgiene N a d o n before
her wedding, on Saturday,
November 15, at St. Vin
cent's dePaul church. A re
ception at the home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Cyril Nadon, followed
the ceremony. (Jesten-Miller).
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Brides-Eleet
Announce
Plans
Two winter brides-elect are
announcing plans for their com
ing marriages.
Rutschman-Jefferson
Miss Eleanor Jefferson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
Jefferson, and Mr. Roy Rutsch
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Rutschman of Silverton, will be
married on Sunday, November
30.
The wedding will take place
at the First Christian church at
2:30 o'clock in the afternoon
with Rev. Daniel Unruh offic
iating. Mrs. John Schmidt will
play the organ and Mrs. William
Howard of Portland will sing.
Miss Emmaline and Miss Eva
line Naftziger will light the al
tar candles. Mr. Jefferson will
give his daughter away in mar
riage. Mrs. Elmer McClaughry
will be the matron of honor and
bridesmaids will be Mrs. Donald
Hood and Miss Suzanne Rutsch
man, sister of the bridegroom
elect. Joan Roth will be the flower
girl and David Roth the ring
bearer. Mr. Edgar Naftziger will
serve as Mr. Rutschman's best
man and ushers will be Mr. Ray
mond Jefferson, Mr. Roland
Wirt, Mr. Elmer McClaughry
and Mr. Homer Welty. There
will be a reception In the church
parlors after the ceremony.
Ewing-Mosher
On Saturday, December 6,
Miss Lucile Mosher and Mr.
Wendell Ewing will be married.
They will exchange their vows
at the Knight Memorial church
at 8 o'clock with Rev. H. C.
Stover officiating.
Mrs. Glenn Woodry will sing
and Mrs. Lucille Mitchell will
be the organist
Mr. L. E. Mosher will give his
daughter away jn marriage and
she has asked Mrs. Charles
Lounsbury and Miss June Loch
ridge of Portland to be her
bridesmaids.
Mr. Lounsbury will stand with
Mr. Ewing as best, man and the
ushers are Mr. Louis Amort and
Mr. Paul Barden.
There will be a reception at
the home of the bride-elect's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Mosher. Mr. Ewing is the son of
Mr, and Mrs. Jason Ewing of
Fowler, Colorado.
Beta Chi Mothers club will
meet at the chapter house Tues
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Dr. Carl Sumner Knopf, presi
dent of Willamette university,
will sing a group of numbers
Mrs. Wayne Price heads the tea
committee and assisting are
Mrs. S. H. Probert, Mrs. Charles
Stricklin, Mrs. J. A. Fehler, Mrs.
J. H. Ryan and Mrs. H. R. Craw
ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Murphy
returned to Salem Wednesday
night from a three week's trip
which took - them to Detroit,
Mich., to the national real estate
convention. Enroute home by
train they made stops in Mis
souri, Illinois, Arizona and Call
fornia where they visited with
friends and relatives. Friday
the Murphys went to Portland to
attend a luncheon at the Mult
nomah hotel given in honor of
the- new national real estate
president. Mr. David B. Simp
son of Portland. :
Miss Mariaane Owen. Miss
Alice Ann Wirtz Miss Nancy
Stricklin, Miss Ernestine Fred
- erickson and Miss Helen Smith
arc n1mririr ; fh ' TM1rnfl a'
Timberline Lodge. ; . ' ' -
Betrothal of
Miss Julia
Query
Wedding bells will ring in
the late spring for Miss Julia
Query and Mr. Vern D. Mathis.
Announcement of the couple's
betrothal was told to a small
group of the bride-elect's friends
at a tea on Saturday when Mrs.
Delbert Schwabbauer entertain
ed at her home on East Superiof
street.
Miss Query is the daughter of
Mrs. Esther Query and her fiance
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Mathis. The engagement comes
as a surprise to the couple's
many friends in Salem. Last
weekend the bride-elect revealed
the news to her Bend friends at
a tea for which Mrs. Herman
Westoff was hostess. Mrs.
Schwabbauer and Mrs. Clinton
Standish motored to Bend for
the party.
The bride-to-be attended Wil
lamette university and Oregon
College of Education at Mon
mouth. For several years she
has been teaching at the Ken
wood school in Bend. When
Miss Query lived in Salem she
was an active member of the
MacDowell club.
Mr. Mathis attended Salem
schools and is a member of the
Lions club. He is associated in
business with Mathis Brothers
Paint and Roofing company.
At the Tea
Guest called during the after
noon from 3 to 5 o'clock and
were greeted at the door by Mrs.
Joseph Felton. For the an
nouncement party Miss Query
wore a handsome white silk:repe
dinner gown enhanced with
beading at the neckline and on
the girdle. Her corsage was of
roses. The hostess wore an at
tractive red silk crepe gown
with pleated skirt and gold trim
ming. She wore a corsage of
gardenias.
Bouquets of yellow and white
chrysanthemums were used
about the guest rooms where
Mrs. ' Henry Query assisted in
formally. Presiding at the tea
urns were Mrs. David Bennett
Hill and Mrs. Frank Shafer.
Serving were Mrs. Raymond
Warner, Mrs. Floyd Query and
Mrs. Clinton Standish. The tea
table was effective with its cen
terpiece of floral wedding rings
of white and yellow chrysan
themums. Tiny cakes, bearing
the names of the couple, revealed
the news.
Shan't jaoJiJl(uu.i
but . . . during tho chilliest part of our re
cent frosty weather, wo saw two small boys
strollincj along, the street, blissfully licldng
great big orange ice cream cones. . .
Angela for defense ... we are so. used
to hearing it, that we fancied the sales
woman mentioned priority when we aslced
to buy some of the Christmas angel candles
on display in one of the shop windows and
they didn't have them for sale yet Do you
suppose they are using even our angels in
this war?
Many a slip . . . The last ilem In this
column last week suggested colored cotton
gags and rubber "souls" for concert late
comers. Of course we meant "soles." The
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THANKSGIVING BRIDE Mrs. Lester Tehle (Phyllis
Miller) who was married at a high noon ceremony at
Knight Memorial church on the 29th wedding anniversary
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude S. Miller. Alter a
wedding dinner the newlyweds left for Seattle to make
their home. (Jesten-Miller.)
Good-byes will be said to
Mrs. Luke Shields and her chil
dren, Roger and Carol, this
weekend when they leave for
Carmel, Calif, to reside. Lt.
Shields, who is now stationed
at Fort Ord, arrived in Salem
this weekend and will accom
pany his family south.
Mr. and Mrs. Bjarne Erlcksen,
John and Wayne and Mr. and
Mrs. B. L. Bradley are vacation
ing this weekend at Neskowin.
OSC Mothers to
Make Plans
The Oregon State Mothers'
club will hold a meeting at the
home of Mrs. Douglas McKay
on Monday at two o'clock. Mrs.
Buena Maris, dean of women at
OSC, will speak. The business
meeting will follow and plans
for acUvities of the club will be
made.
Acornmittee consisting of Mrs.
H. G. Smith, chairman, Mrs.
William H. Wood and Mrs. Wil
mer C. Page will present a re
port on constitution and bylaws.
The telephone committee for the
year will be, Mrs. Edwin L.
Minar, chairman, Mrs. J. B. By
water, Mrs. Josephine Lange,
Mrs. J. C. Leedy, Mrs. F. E.
Neer, Mrs. Oscar Paulson, Mrs.
other day an anonymous poem arrived th
typewriting looked familiar, the stationery
ditto, and the humor sounded like some
we've heard before.
. "At the concert, too late to take his place.
Ho . wore a bright colored gag In tho
middle of his face.
Arising from the aisle he floated over
out head
And drifted to his seat like a leaf that
was dead.
The way he did it I swear was droll
He simply inflated his soft rubber soul."
We won't reveal the suspect but we'll
probably be seeing tho author toMorrow . . .
Maxine Bur en.
Shower Honors
Miss Mosher
Miss Lucile Mosher, the bride
elect of Mr. Wendell Ewing. was
the honor guest at a smartly ar
ranged party Friday night when
Mrs. Charles Lounsbury enter
tained at her home.
Bridge and pinochle were in
play with prizes going to Miss
Viola Schrenk, Mrs. Glenn
Woodry and Mrs. Warren Klug.
A kitchen and bathroom shower
feted the bride-to-be. Bouquets
of bronze chrysanthemum dee
orated the guest rooms. At the
supper hour the hostess was as
sisted by Miss Jary Glover and
Mrs. E. C. Mennis.
Honoring Miss Mosher were
Miss Emma Schifferer, Miss
Tulie Albers. Miss BUlie Walker,
Miss Jane Welch, Miss Svea
Tjader, Miss Lydia Pell, Miss
Lillian Frazier, Miss Margie
Boch, Miss Viola Schrenk, Miss
Jary Glover, Mrs. E. C. Mennis,
Mrs. L. E. Mosher, Mrs. Glenn
Woodry, Mrs. Warren Klug. Mrs.
Maurice Ebner, Mrs. Louis
Amort, Mrs. Fred Davis, Mrs.
Clifford Shogren of Toledo, Miss
June Lochridge and Mrs. Gus
Strecker of Portland and Mrs.
Dale Slater of Ocean Lake.
Purdys Hosts
At Dinner
Dr. and Mrs. J. Edgar Purdr
will preside at dinner Monday
night at their Chemeketa street
home. Chrysanthemums and
candles will provide the deco
rative note on the dinner table.
The evening hours will be spent
informally.
Covers will be placed for Dr.
and Mrs. Carl Sumner Knopf,
Dr. and Mrs. R. Franklin
Thompson, Dr. and Mrs. J. C.
Harrison, Dr. and Mrs. S. Ray
nor Smith. Rev. Joseph Knotts,
Mrs. H. E. Henderson and Dr.
and Mrs. Purdy.
Robert Shinn and Mrs. G. H.
Upjohn. The social committee
is Mrs. D. J. McLellan, chairman,
Mrs. J. N. Bishop, Mrs. Percy
Blundell, Mrs. F. C. Crabtree
and Mrs. A. A. Reed. Mrs. E.
G. Ricketts will act as publicity
chairman.
Mothers of present and former
students, and women interested
in Oregon State, are most in
vited to attend.
The Leslie PTA meeting
scheduled for Monday, will be
held on December 1.
WEDDING CALENDAR
Mildred Zielintkl Joseph Henny St. Joteph's November 11
Eleanor Jefferton Roy Rutchmn Firtt Chrutun Noverr.ber M
Lucille Mother Wendell Ewing Knight Memorial December
SylvU Wolfe Robert Cutler Drc ember SI
Vlrf Inia Jenk Everett C. Lang . December St
Jean Morrison Coburn Crabenhort February 14
Now! Fine
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and
Have you seen the new, belter and much finer
quality lisle cotton stockings? For sportswear and
general utility they art par excellent.
Miller's are the first to show this finer
quality lisle, the hose that is destined to
be leader of the hosiery parade in the
next few weeks.
These fine MESH and PLAIN weaves are
full fashioned first qualities. With all the
refinements of higher priced silks and
nylons. Fashion acclaims the' fine lisle as
a "must" in ready-to-wear. See our new
lisle hose on display tomorrow . . . choose
now for self or gifts!
Colors
Blush
Coco-Bark
Lisle f&&
SIERY jLr
y
Honeycomb
Noon
Shop Early!
The importance of shopping early
mis year for Christmas gifts Is not
xaggerated because the scarcity
of the merchandise plus (he de
lays In -shipment make It Imper
ative that you shop early for best
assortments.
Miller's Debt! Store
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A snsck. or
luncheon. The
. umer Tee Room ;
' Is ready to serve
700 with the
best Jrd'flow. '