The OSEGON STATESMAN. Satan, Ofqoxu thursdoy Morning. January i.. 1142
MAXINE BURIS.N
Editor . ' '
V
lylrs. Creech
Is-Holiday ,
Hostess
'Mrs. T. W. Creech presided
s at a -?martl7 appointed holiday
- bridge'"Yaicheoi. Wednesday af
.ternoon atier horn on North
14th street In. oragUment to a
The : individual tables were
s centered with the prizes wrap-
. ped in .white and red and tied
- In blue. Winning the bridge
prizes were Mrs. Norman Freese,
-Mrs. Charles A. Sprague and
Mrs. Harry V. Collins.
. The dining room table was
centered with a large wreath
made of greens, cones and mer
-
cury balls. Red candles in sJl
ver candelabras flanked the ar
rangement Appointments about
- .the rooms were red, green and
silver.;
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Frank Myers, Mrs. Roy H. Mills,
.'Mrs. y. Scott Page, Mrs, Claude
Johns,1? Mrs. Paul Jackson, Mrs.
Leona Johnson". Mrs. Lee War-
nick, Mrs. Eric Butler, Mrs. Da
vid Wright, Mrs.. Charles A.
. Sprague, Mrs. Harry V. Collins,
Mrs. Norman Freese and Mrs.
T. W. Creech. -
Marilyn Harlajid
Is Honored
Marflyn Harland, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harland, cele
brated her sixth birthday Wed
nesday afternoon at an informal
party at the home of her par
ents on State street.
Games were in play with re
freshments served late in the
afternoon. Mr. Harland took
moving pictures of his daughter
and her guests during the af
ternoon. . - "
Honoring Marilyn were .Mary
Arnold, Jane Martin, Judy
Foreman. Gail Ashby and Katht
, erine Gettman. '
Bridge Luncheon
ft event of Tuesday after
noon was the luncheon for which
Mrs. Chester Fritz; was hostess
at the Golden Pheasant for
group of her friends. Later in
the afternoon the group played
contract at the Fritz home.
Places were laid fori., Mrs.
Francis T, Wade, Mrs Kenneth
Potts, Mrs. William H j Ham
mond of Tacoma, Mrs. Charles
D.Wood, Mrs. Reynolds Allen,
Mrs. Verden E. Hockett, Mrs.
Donald W. Poole, Mrs. John
Emlen, Mrs. Edward O Stadter,
Jr., and Mrs. Fritz.
Visitors Leave
For Home
Mr. and Mrs. Eririn Smith
have had- as their house guests
during the holidays ihe former's
sister, Mrs. L. M. Harkness and
daughter,. Donna, cf Minneap
olis, Minn.' The visitors are en
training for the east tonight.
During their stay several part
ies have-been given in their
honor and trips were made to
the coast and Eugene.
Wednesday afte r n o o n Mrs.
Harlan Pearson was a luncheon
hostess in honor of Mrs. Hark
ness. Other guests were Mrs. J.
Lyman Steed, Mrs. E. J. Scel
lars, Mrs. David Cameron, Mrs.
- Lawrence i Lister, Mrs. Ervin
Smith and Miss Ogwin Jones.
Mrs. Clifford Brows enter
tained with, her annual New
Year's eve "at home" at her
Mission street residence for a
group of old friends. A late
supper was served by the hos
tess. -
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DON'T MISS THE
mm SHOP
ANNUAL
Coats
Dresses
Blouses
Jlll-nGduced!
i
SOCIETY
music
.
Tlie HOME
CLUB CALENDAR ;
THITSDAT . 5
Pat :j club covered -dish sup!
per, wcTU. 650 p. m.
, Willamette tent hive No. , Mac
cabet s American Legion ball,
p. ir. Installation. ' . a -
FRin v ;
Woman's Relief .Corps, VTW
hall 2 p. m. ' M
Wonan's alliance. Unitarian
chinch, with Mrs. Zero Polaire,
1950 North Water street, I JO
p. r . .
Dt gree of honor, business meet
ing. KP hall, B p. m. i;
SATURDAY ; ' r
DAR with Mrs. Roy H. Mills,
Wi Court street.
MONDAY
Jason Lee Wesleyan Service
uild. with Mrs. S. Raynor Smith.
;0 Jefferson street. 6:49 no-host
71ESDAY
Salem Central WCTU, meet at
, Ull, 2 p. m.
WEDNESDAY
.- Spring Valley Home mission
ary society, with Mrs. Hugh
Wading Is
Event of
Week '
Miss Marion MacLachlan be
came Lieutenant Robert L. De
j Vlieg's b r i d e at an impressive
ceremony , Wednesday afternoon
at the Officer's club at the
Portland air base. The bride is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs: L.
, R. MacTachlan of Salem and
her husband is the son of Mr.
' aad Mrs. Gary DeYlkg of Rock
ford, Illinois, who came west for
the marriage.
The wedding vows Were, ex
changed at - 4 o'clock with Dr.
R. Franklin Thompson, rice-,
president of Willamette univer
sity, officiating. A few intimate
friends of the couple attended,
the service.
For her weddmg the bride, art
attractive blonde, chose S-smart
mist blue silk jersey afternoon
frock with matching wool jersey
; turban and a jfuschia wool coat
She carried a colonial bouquet
of pink and white flowers.
Miss Jane MacLachlan was her,
sister's only attendant and wore
a brown sQk 'crept frock with
matching accessories and a cor
sage of daffodils and iris. Lt. Ci
G. Dennis served as best man
A small reception for the wed
ding guests was held in the:
lounge rooms of the club.
Mrs. MacLachlan wore a black
afternoon frock and a corsage of
camellias for her daughter's,
marriage and Mrs. DeVlieg wore
and amethyst ensemble with
camellia corsage.
The couple plan to make their
home in Portland depending on
army orders. The new Mrs. De
Vlieg attended the University of
California and is connected with
the Personal Finance company
of Salem. Her husband attended
the University of Minnesota and
is stationed at the Portland air
base. 1
Dinner Given j
Husbands
Members of the Harmony club
entertained their husbands t
dinner and pinochle party at the
Milton Steward home Saturday.
. Present were Mr. and Airs.
Frank Nieswander, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Shaw, Mr. anbV MrsNWiDiain
McKlnney, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
L-eard, Mr. and Mrs'. H. L. Tay
lor, Woodbum, Mr. and Mrs.
David Chilles, Mr. -and Mrs.
G rover Newman and Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Steward. s
Mr. and Mrs. Horace' Eld-,
griedge are recer ving. congrat
'ulations on the bL th of a daugh
ter, Carma Jean, born Sunday,
December 28, at the Salem Gen
eral hospital.
"Mr. and Mrs. Rabert Laws
are the parents of daughter
born at the Salem General hos
pital Wednesday morning. ,'
CLEARANCE
& Suits
"ft Hats
etc.
Mrs. Allen Is
New Worthy .
Matron
At impressive ceremonies
Tuesday night new officers of i
Chadwick chapter, Order of the;
Eastern Star were installed at
the Masonic temple. The, install
ing officers were " Mrs. Harold
Phillippe, worthy matron; Mr.'
Arthur Utley, worthy patron;
Mrs. Wayne Henry, secretary;
Mrs. C. L. Blodgett, chaplain;
Mrs. C. Gabriel, marshall;
and Mrs.. Belle Brown,. organist.
Mrs. Ralph Allen was installed
as the new worthy matron and
was gowned in white satin with
a matching net skirt. Her offi
cers all wore similar gowns and
wrist corsages , in pastel shades. -Her
officers include Mr. Wayne
D. Henry, worthy patron; Mrs.
E. W, Peterson, associate matron,
Mr. Gordon Barker,' associate
patron; Mrs. Alma J. Thomp
son, secretary; Mrs. V. R. Hick
ethier, treasurer; Mrs. William
Merriott, conductress; Mrs. Al
bert Cohen, associate conduc
tress; Mrs. William ; Neimeyer,
chaplain; Mrs. George Edwards,
marshal; Mrs. Jessie Mickelson,
organist; Mrs. Ruth Peterson,
Adah; Mrs. Robert McEwan,
Ruth; Mrs. Albert Gragg, Es
ther; Mrs, Ray DeSart, Martha;
Mrs. Glenn Paxson, Electa; Mrs.
Helen May Savage, Warder;- and
Mrs. J. E.' Van Wyngarden, Sen
tinel. The large rooms were festive
with arrangements of silvered
pine and other silvered greens
interspersed with many lighted
candles.' Refreshments were
served after the installation in
the dining room which was dec
orated with greens and candles.
L The program included vocal
numbers by Mr. Corydon Blod
gett, accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. C. L. Blodgett, and violin
selections by Miss Bertha Aim.
Mr. Milton L. Meyers, past wor
thy grand patron, gave an ad
dress on "Our Eastern Star."
Mrs. Paul H. Hauser, sr., past
worthy grand matron of Oregon,
and Mrs. George Lewis gave in
formal talks. A degree was given
the new worthy matron by the
-; 1941 officers and they presented
- Mrs. Allen with gift.
Cammittees Named
Mrs. Allen announced her
standing committees for the en
suing year as follows; calling,
Mrs. E. M. McKee, Mrs. K. H.
Pickens; cheer, Mrs. Ruby Bun
nell, Mrs. Marie Morris, Mrs.
Pearl C Jones, Mrs. Ruth Hun
ter Graham; clinic, Mrs. Fay H.
Collins, Mrs. Amos H. Barker,
Mrs. Charles Pritchard, Mrs.
Clarence Rosheim, Mrs. E. R.
Wagner;
Decorating, Mrs. Oral Lem
mon, Mrs, G. A. Reeher, Mrs.
Frank Crawford; examining,
Mrs. Byron Herrfck, Mrs. Ron
ald Lewis,' Mrs. Fred B. Keeler;
finance, MVs. D. X. Beechler
Mrs. Ira Darby, Mrs. William
Merriott; instruction, Mrs. Har
old Phillippe, Mrs. Leon Bar
rick, Mrs; J. S. Murray; press,
Mrs. Ivan Stewart, Mrs. Charles
Fowler;
Program, Mrs. E. E. Bergman,
Mrs. A. A. Smith; Rainbow
board, Mrs. Roy , Remington,
Mrs. E. W. Peterson, Mrs. Gor
don A. Barker, Mrs. Edna Row
land, Mrs. C. L. Newman, Mrs.
Mem Pearce; Red Cross, knit
ting, Mrs; M. C. Petteys; seal
sale, Mrs. James Jennings; sew
ing, Mrs. Rex Davis, Mrs. H. E.
Crawford; refreshments, Mrs.
Larry Flagg; relief, Mrs. Mem
Pearce, Mrs. Arthur Utley, Mrs.
Lynn Purvine; social day, Mrs.
E. T. Hartwell and Mrs. Fred
Gibson.
SILVERTON Mrs. M. J.K.
Fuhr entertained Tuesday af-
ternoon for older members of
Trinity Ladies Aid society with"
a coffee party at the new par
sonage. Miss Eunice Fuhr, spend
ing the holiday vacation . from
Pacific Lutheran college, assist-'
ed her. mother in , serving.
The women were given an
opportunity to look over the '
new house into which the Fuhrs
moved shortly before Christ
mas. Invited were Mrs. Hans
Hanson, Mrs. Ingeborg Ormbrek,
Mrs. M. J.- Madsen, Mrs. Anna
K. ; Jensen, Mrs. Ole j Satern,
Mrs. Karen-Larson, Mrs. Chris
tlhe Jackobsen, Mrs. A. O. Le
gard, ItnS O. S. Hauge. !
WOODBURX A meeting af
a committee of Red Cross work
ers was held Monday to make
plans for the wind-up of the
special Red Cross contribution
drive. Starting Friday and Sat
urday, workers will make a :
house to house canvasfpr funds
and" everyone is asked to be
prepared by having , their dona
tions, large or small, ready . for
the workers. Mrs. Fred Even
den on the west side and Mrs.
William Nelson of the east side,
are chairmen.
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LINCOLN Mr. aad Mrs.
Jeff Williams entertained at :
family dinner during the holi
days. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Williams, Sid Sherman,
Beatrice, Viola, C. A. Albert,
AHred, Martha Ellen, Virginia,
Rose. Franklin, Leroy and Clif
ford Williams. '
. '.Holiday visitors at the home
of Mrs. Lois Crawford were her
daughter, , Miss Wilma, nieces,
Misses Audrey and Alice Smith,
and a friend. Miss Barbara Dike.
. ATJKOSAr The Aurora Wem-
club !JWU1 hold the . first
meeting of the new ear at the
home of Mrs. W. T. Ehlen, Jan
uary 7 with Mrs. W. O. Fry
assisting.' 5
A
TELLS ENGAGEMENT Miss Margaret Baker, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. C; E. Baker, whose betrothal to Mr. Gordon
Hofstetter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hofstetter, has been cm-,
nounced. No date has been set for the wedding. (Jesten-Millfr).
Miss Elizabeth Mays Became Bride
Of Mr. Clifford Barker . Wednesday
Miss Elizabeth Jane Mays is
now Mrs. Clifford Barker. The
wedding ceremony took place
Wednesday night at the home
of the groom's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. E. Barker, in Portland.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mays of Sa
lem and Alsea.
At 8 o'clock Rev. Curtis
Cochrane officiated before the
fireplace banked with palms,
white chrysanthemums and
candles. Mr. Newton Hedin sang
"I Love You Truly" and the ac
companist was Mrs. Daisy Bar
.ker Brownley.
Mr. Mays gave his daughter
,in marriage and for her wed
ding she wore a handsome white
'satin gown with a floor length
skirt. The fitted bodice was en-
hanced with lace and beading
and the sleeves were long. Self
covered buttons extended from
neckline to waistline in back.
A coronet of seed pearls held
her fingertip length tulle veil
in place and she carried a white
Bible with satin streamers . of
bouvardia. ;
Miss Ann Seamster of Port
land was the maid of honor and
wore a pastel pink chiffon
frock made with fitted bodice,
full skirt and short sleeves. The
bridesmaids were Miss Lorraine
Dyck of Portland, Miss Olive
- Santelli of Salem and Miss Syl
via Hano of Portland, Miss
Dyck wore pink and the other
attendants wbre matching
frocks of pastel blue chiffon.
They all carried bouquets of
rubrum lilies.
, Mr. Henry Gambit of Salem
was best man and' the ushers
were Mr. Clinton Cameron and
Mr. Harold deTemple of Port
land. Mrs. Mays chose a black lace
gown and corsage of gardenias
for the wedding and Mrs. Bar
ker wore a formal gold wool
frock and corsage of lilies.
At the reception which fol
lowed the ceremony and assist
ing were Miss Lorraine Huxley,
Mrs. Daisy Barker Brownley,
Mrs. Crystal Barker and Miss
Claudia Raeshaw.
When the couple left on their
-wedding trip! the bride was
wearing a green plaid suit with
black accessories and a corsage
of gardenias. Mr. and Mrs. Bar
ker will reside at the Marshall
apartments in PortlancL
The bride attended Penn Hall,
Chamberburg, Pa. and Grace
Martin's girls S school in Pitts
burgh. She his been connect-!
ed with the public utilities com-i
mission in Salem. i
Mr. Barker was catcher with
the Salem Senators during the
past reason. He attended Wil
lamette university, and is now
in business in Portland.
MEHAMA -- :Mr. and Mrs. H.
C McCarley and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Manuel McCarley and
family are spending the Christmas
holidays in California with their
parents.- ' " J
. Mr. and Mrs-Roy Philippi and
Bruce spent Christmas with Mr.
and Mrs. Roy King at Union HHL
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Ptulippi en
. tertained Mr. and Mrs. A- W. Lan
ders and Orval, Mrs. Edith Phil
ippi and Mr. and Mrs. Tex Kim
sey and Terry Christmas- day. i
... Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Pooler and
Allan spent Christmas day in
Stayton with the ' BUI Kleckers.
Mrs. Pooler is now visiting: Mrs.
Virgil Moorhead In ' Salem.
w . , ' "
- Hause gBests' f Mr. and Mrs.
.'Joseph " Felton , for New Year's
are . Miss Frances. Faber of
TarshCeld and, Mr. Otto Ohm
of Corvallis. - . .
. Governor aa Mrs. Charles A.
Sprague will not. hold their an
nual New Year's day ."at home
this afternoon.
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Younger Set
Bidden to
Parties I
Members of the younger set
have kept the social calendar
filled during the holidays with
dances, teas and supper parties.
Miss Nancy Wallace, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Wallace,
was hostess for a gay New Year's
eve party at the Wallace Or
chards! ome f her parents.
Dancing and games were en
Joyed during the evening and a
late; supper followed. ;
Mistletoe and greens decorated
the guest rooms and the supper
table was in red and green with
mistletoe, holly and candles. The
hostess invited a group of young
boys to the party and they
brought their girls. 4
Miss Calline Hillman, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Grover Hill
man, has sent invitations to a
large group of the younger con
tingent to a formal dancing patty
on Friday night at the Cherry
City auditorium. Hours are from
9 to 12 o'clock. Over 125 guests
will attend the affair.
WEST SALEM Mr. and.
Mrs: Harry Bpftney entertained
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Wylder, and
granddaughter of Portland, and
a granddaughter, Patricia Bon
neyj of Salem, last week. s
Guests at the"home of Mrs.
Addle Barton and Mrs. Eva
Wood were Mr. and Mrs. A.R.
Barton,: .Charles. Nebold and'
Miss A. Nebold.
Holiday visitors at the R. :M,
Ashcraft home' were Mr, and
Mrs: Warner Jackson and
daughter of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Winchester
gave a Christmas dinner lor
Charles Wood and Donof Sa
lem, and their sons. Harold
Winchester phoned, his parents,
the. Fay Winchesters, during the
dinner hour, from Alameda,
Calif., where he - is attending
aviatkmscliool. 5 f
Mr) and Mrs. H. D. Billman
and family - of Sacramento,
Calit, visited the last of the
week at the home of her broth
er, Everett Lisle, Mrs. Billman
is the recreational director fat
the ywCA" cjenter in Sacra
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Miss; fenks, -
Mr. Lang
Many - .
j . The Methodist church at Tan-.
gent was the setting for a love-
, i ly holiday wedding Wednesday
1 night when Miss Virginia Jenks
iof Salem, daughter of Mrs. Nina
! Jenks of . Albany, became the
bride ol ' Mr. Everett Charles :
. Lang, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
L. Lang of Yamhill.
i -t Silvered greens, palms and
j candelabras provided the set
I ting for the 8:30 o'clock -cere-'
mony with the bride's grand- -i
lather, Rev. A. J. Starmer of
s mncouii, oiuciauog. our. J antes
Jenks, jr., sang "O Promise Me"
and Because" and. playing in
strumental music were. Mrs.
Loren Luper and Mrs. Martha
VeaL
i Mr. Hqward Jenks of Salem
gave .his cousin in marriage and '
her bridal gown was of white
net and had been worn by her :
sister,. Mrs. Herbert Fahl. The
dress was made with a full' skirt
which terminated in a train and
the fitted bodice was enhanced
with beading ardund the neck
line. The sleeves were short and
puffed.'
Her full length veil of match
ing net cascaded from a coronet
Of S seed pearls and she carried a
white Bible with a cluster of
gardenias and shower of roses.
Preceding the bride to the
altar were her sister, Miss
Ardys Jenks of Salem,: maid of
honor, and the bridesmaids, who
walked singly. They included
Miss Lillian Kayser , and Miss
Lena Blum of Salem who wore
lavendar and rose taffeta frocks
and Miss Phyllis Lang of Yam
hill, whose dress was blue taf
feta. They, were made similar
with full skirts, puffed sleeves
and sweetheart necklines.
Miss Jenks wore a peach net
frock with full skirt, puffed
sleeves ' and a sweetheart neck
line. They all carried colonial
nosegays of carnations and
sweet peas and wore similar
arrangements of flowers in their
hair.
Bridal Party
Mr. David Lomax of Portland
stood with Mr. Lang aS best man
and ushers were Mr. Herbert
Fahl, Mr. Edward ' Jenks and
Mr. Elvin Dyer of Portland.
Mrs. Jenks wore a gold crepe
gown and gardenias corsage for
her daughter's marriage and
Mrs.' Lang was gowned in wine
crepe and her flowers were gar
. denlas.
A reception in the church
parlors was held after the wed
ding and the bride's, table was
centered with a tiered wedding
cake flanked by candles.
Mrs. Howard Jenks and Mrs.
Edward Jenks presided at the
urns and Mrs. Herbert Fahl cut
her Sister's wedding cake. Serv
ing were Mrs. Marlowe Jenks,
Miss Marvine Jenksr Miss Mary
Lee Jenks and Miss Delma
Jenks, all of Tangent. Miss
Helen Jenks was in charge of
the guest book and Miss.. Ethel
Bollier the gift room.
The newlyweds left for As
toria to reside where Mr. Lang
is with the - Pacific Telephone
company. For traveling the bride
chose a black costume suit em
bellished with grey squirrel col
lar and- her accessories were
black.
SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs.
Collin D. Matheny spent their
57th wedding anniversary quiet
ly on Wednesday.
Lily D. Hall and Mr. Matheny
were married December 31,
1884, by the Rev. John Osborn
.at the Christian church Scio.
Mrs. Matheny was born in East
Hartford, Connecticut on May
5, 1864 and came to Oregon in
1870. Mr. Matheny was born at
Wheatland Ferry on May 24,
1863. They moved to SQverton
in 1913. -j
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sprague
were hosts for an informal New
Year's eve "at home" at their
suburban residence. A group of
their friends- called .during the
evening.
Mi. and Mrs. C. P. Hadgson
and son, William, wilt spend
New Year's day with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles C. Hodgson at their
home in West' Salem.
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BY: DOLORES BOLAND v -
It's : About Time to crochet a
beanie " of wool yarn and make
tassels of the yarn to sew across
the back. The tassels should be
length, bt hair. If you prefer, use
fringe across back. Make one
with metallic yarn for after-five
gaiety..'
We are having ham for din-
ner today, just to follow the tra
dition of New Year's dinner.
Cranberry, orange salad
Bafed ham, raisin sauce..
Baked sweet potatoes
Bjuttered brussells sprouts
Mince pie with
Pumpkin ice cream
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To make the salad, mix 1 cup
ground: oranges (rind' and all)
with 2; cups ground raw cran
berries and 1 cup either honey
or sugar. Pile on lettuce leaves.
. .
MAPLE RAISIN SAUCE
1 cup drippings from ham
4 cups boiling water
cop flour
1 tablespoon maple flavoring
Vt cup seedless raisins
1 teaspoon salt .
Vz teaspoon paprika.
Wash raisins and cover with
warm water, let stand while ham
is baking. Stir boiling water with
spiced ' drippings from pan In
whichr jneat baked. Add flour
mixed ' With lukewarm water to
make a smooth paste, stir well
over hot fire, . cook until clear,
add . . flavoring, . seasonings' and
raisins and keep hot until ready
to serve.
Turner Pastor
Takes Bride
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TURNER At a lovely cere
mony solemnized December 14 in
the Turner Christian church, Enid
Lynn of: Eugene became the bride
of Rev. Gene Robinson of Turner,
Rev.1 Walter Fiscus of Eugene of
ficiated at the service. The couple
was unattended.
A large gathering of friends
witnessed the wedding. . Decora
tions of holiday greenery and
tapers formed a background for
the ceremony A reception fol
lowed in the church dining room
Mrs. Robinson is a senior at
Northwest Bible college, Eugene,
and active in musical circles. Rev.
Robinscii is pastor of the Turner
Christian church. ,
Following a wedding trip; the
couple are now at home in Turner.
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.. To You -
From ' All Of Us!
Mi
Best Dressed -.
Women 'Are.
Named r ;
- Here it comes; the annual list
of . the 10 best-dressed women -
"in the world and 'the Duchess
of Windsor heads it. --.
The polL once conducted by
Paris couturiers for the past
two years taken over; by New
York fashion authorities, netted
only three new, names two
South Americans andione - resi
dent of Burlingame, Calif.
Otherwise the traditional best
dressed, like Mrs. Harrison, Wil-,
liams, are with us still.
The list: The duchess, Mrs. '
Stanley Mortimer ' (the former
Barbara Cushing)," Mrs. Byron: "
Foy, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Rod-!
man Arturo. de Heeren (the for- "
mer Aimee Lopes), Mrs. Thomas
Shevlin, Mme. Felipe i A, Espil
(wife of the Argentinian am
bassador to the United States),
Mrs. Robert W. MillerE of Burl-
Ingame, Calif, Ulrsi Robert "
Sherwood, and Rosalind Russell. '
Party Honors
Recent Bride
CENTRAL HOWELL L M!m
Elda Herr and Lucille Roth enter
tained Friday at the Roth home
with a miscellaneous shower in
honor of Mrs. Glenn Duval, who
was Susanne Rutschman before
her marriage Sunday.
The honor guest was-, directed
to break balloons with which the
rooms were decorated and ' inside
was information as to where the
gifts could be found.
The guests present included Su
sanne Rutschman, Mrs. Roy
Rutschman, Mrs. W. C. Rutsch
man, Lillian Rutschman, Sarah
Gerig, Louise Aubrey, Elsie Roth,
Alma Stauffer, Miss EUen Stef-
f en, E valine Nafziger, Mina Ger-.
lg, Katherine Gerig, Emmaline
Nafziger, "Mrs.. W. E. ; Nafziger,
Mrs. Arthur Lalke, Mrs. E. J.
Welty, Mrs. Ray Aubrey, Mrs.
Clarence Simmons, Mrs. D. J. Un-
ruh, Mrs. Leonard Harms, Mrt.
John Merriman, Mrs. John Roth,
Mrs. Ernest Roth. MrS. Henrr
Roth, Mrs. G. E. Haury, Mrs. Bob
Roth, Mrs. Fred Krue. Mrs. Dan
Stauffer, Mrs.. Homer Welty, Mrs.
fcJvttv Herr, Mrs. Nick Gerig. Mrs.
John Lauderback and Mrs. W. A.
Roth. . r '
Relatives Visit
During Holiday
JEFFERSON Guests' from
Christmas day until Sunday at
the. home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Henderson were Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Henderson and ; Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Henderson, McCleary,
Wash, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Henderson, London, Ore. The
three boys re sons of; Mr. and
Mrs. Henderson..
Rev. William Elrner began a
week of special revfVal J meetings
at the Fruitland change; Monday.
Rev. Gordon Jaff e is evangelist
' Redecorated - Enlarged
Usoal Wave $10
Perm Oil
-Push Wave
$2.C3
Complete
Open Thurs. Eva.
by Appointment
Phone USS
S05 First NaUonal Bank Bldg.
CASTLE PERM. WAVERS
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