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.Ilil' - ctwrii mill m iMimii ' "i1 " v - -- -r- ' v - - p . -:-r - - . "-" " - Orsgcau Casgr llorxlag, July 13 1311 " - "v- '- ' :' - riaal Plan Tor Week j Made , Bridal plans, art being mad by several Salem girls. ' Next Saturday night at 8 tfclock In the First Christian fourch, Miss June Lind will be taarrled to Mr. Warren Porter. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Lind and froom is the son or. u. K. of Klamath rails. Miss Miller win attend the Porter Winifred bride, and Mr. William Lind irlll be best man. Bridesmaids Will be Miss Frances Dickson at Albany and Miss Frances Welsh of Portland. Eas-Greea Plan July 28 is the date of the wed ding of Miss Luann Green, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Green, and Mr. Clark S. Eat " of Boston, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. 3. Ens of Corvallis. The cou ple will be married at the Jason Lee church by Dr. J. Edgar Purdy and Rev. S. Raynor Smith. MUs Corliss Clark will be maid of honor and Miss Carol girk and Mrs.C R. Simon of rvallis will be bridesmaids. Rev. Harold Hulf of Chicago will; be best, man. Netdarft-rrisa Miss Mary Prime, daughter of Mrs. Mary Prime, will become Mrs. Richard M. Notdurf next Saturday at 7:30 at a ceremony performed in the fireplace room of the First Presbyterian church by Dr. "R. Franklin Thompson. Mrs. Ed Possehl will be ma tron of honor and Mr. Patrick Crossland will serve as best man. A reception will follow the ceremony The groom is the son of Mr. and -Mrs. Jacob Notdurf t. Showers for Bride-Elect The Hostess room of the Quelle cafe was the scene of a bridal shower given in honor of Miss Christine Caplan on Thurs day night. Miss Caplan will marry Sgt. Doyle Wallis Bell this afternoon at a ceremony at the Presby terian church. Those present were the Misses Mary Fox, Beulah Brooks, Bar bara Gesner, Frances Langford, v AltaJVells, Joan Krauth, Louise Larson, Evelyn Jean Durks, Jean Neuswander, Irene Grice, Lois Steinke, Helen Dickman, Dona Batson, Vernita Batson and the hostesses, Sybyl Harvey and Ethel Potter. t Also for the pleasure of Miss Caplan, -was a shower given at the home of Miss Eula Beckner. - Guests were the personnel of the headquarters office of the state police. V Attending were the Misses Kathleen Kolaroff, Jessie Starr, Helen Smith, Eula Beckner, and Mesdames Charles Coleman, Charles Prime, Charles Lovell, ; W. H. McClain, Charles Nador nik, Edna Leedy, Edna McKay, Ida Riley, and Vera LaDue. Mr. and Mrs? David Caplin gave a family dinner on Wednes- " . day night at 7 o'clock to honor Miss Caplan, at their home, 940 North Fifth street. .; Birthday Is Honored ' Mr. and Mrs. . N. J. Lingren were hosts at, a family dinner party on Saturday night at their home to honor their daughter, Mrs. E. W. Norman of Portland, on her birthday. ', Seated at the table which was centered by a birthday cake and flowers, were Mr. and Mrs. Lingren,' Mrs. Norman and . daughter Mary Helen of Port ; ; land, Mrs. William K. Griffiths of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. -La Verne Young and Donald. j" 1 " ENGAGED Miss Dorothy Kingwell, who told of her en gagement to Sergeant L. L Herderich of Sheridan, Wy oming at a party on Thurs day night She is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. . KlagwelL No date ha3 been set for the wedding. (Jesten Miller.) .: : . :; ; j WEDDING Christine Caplan Set- Doyle WaQia Hclyn lanon Uora Jones Yincoum VlrjlnU CMDbie Bobert C. Adams Jason Lee Xdna ncklin Elble Beckmaii Knight .Memorial ' June Lind Warren Porter first Christian , Mary Prime BJOiard Kotdurft Presbyterian Luann Green Clark Tat Jason Lea Mary Qiamfctrlain Hron C HoJman Mary Ames Or land Cox Jeacette Land on- Ensign Thomas Dorothea Green woo 3 Glen Edarard Kathleen Booth George Robinson June Earle Dean Trumbo .' FAMILY PARTY Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Llpjps were hosts at a family party an Mr. Lipps birthday last week. Pictured here are the couple, with six of their children and the families. Three) others telephoned their greetings. In the front row deft to right) are Mrs. Kenneth Leitch and daughter, Sandra, of Sacramento, Mr. Lipps and Gaiborne Crabtree, a grand ton, Mrs. Lipps, Mrs. E H. Sawder and daughter, Mary, of Newport, Washington, Mrs, George Seymour of Browning, Montana, and Ann Sowder. Back row are Homer Lipps, Mrs. Qaiborne Crabtree of Napa, California, Mack Lipps, JoAnn and Mrs., Mack Lipps. (Photo by Kennell-Ellisj but . . . this war is going to make bet ter customers of the next generation. Work ing behind the counter In this emergency, young folk will see the salesman's side of life and learn how hard it is to earn the price of an ice cream cone. Vitamins plus ... No pills for members of the Little Garden club, the other day they had a picnic party at the Lambeths' and the food came from the victory gardens of the club members. No partner ... At the USO party the other night a chaperone asked a soldier, who had been showing special talent as a jitterbug, to give an exhibition of this form of the dance. He replied, "Well, IU have to Silver Bells Ring for Couples Celebrating the silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Finden, and also honor ing Miss Eleanor Parkes, bride elect of Corporal Martin Finden, Jr., a party was held at the fam ily home on Glen Creek road on Wednesday night. Hostesses for the affair were Mrs. Cecil Tip ton, Miss Leila Finden and Mr. Jack Finden. Mr. and Mrs. Finden were married at St. George, Alberta, Canada, and came to Oregon - from South Dakota nine years ago. .Guests and family members present were Mr. and Mrs. Doug-5 las Parkes, Marian and Arthur Parkes, Mrs. C. George, Miss - Mary Huston, Mr. Hollis Huston, Miss Mildred Rothweiler,:. Miss Vivian Hagan, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rood, Miss Anne Rood, Mr. and Mrs. John Naslin, Joel Naslin, Miss Mary Finden, Mary Tipton and the hosts, all of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. C B. Leis and Albert Leis of Oregon City. Basset ts Celebrate - Silver wedding bells rang Thursday for Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Basset t, who observed their 25th wedding anniversary with a din ner party at their West Nob Hill street home. The ceremony took place in Illinois. Guests at the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence N. Simon, who observed a similar anniver sary cjn Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Huckstep and son of Swegle - and Mrs. Bassett's nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Yates of Portland. . Party Planned For Soldiers Miss Rachel Yocom, area su pervisor of defense recreation, announces that arrangements have been made for a party for service men to be held at the airport Wednesday at 7:30. About 30 Junior Hostesses will attend the affair. Music for , dancing will be furnished by the juke box. This is the first of a series of weekly dances to be given for the service men at the air port under the auspices of the Salem Art and Recreation cen ter. Mrs. Lowell Kern,- chairman of the Senior Hostess .league, has assisted Miss Yocom in the scheduling of these parties. Praf. and Mrs. J. C Nelson have been hosts this week to Mrs. Nelson's brother, Mr. Charles Van Horssen of Evans- - ton, EL This Is his first visit to Salem. 'Also at the Nelson home this week was their daughter- . in-law, Mrs. Thomas Nelson of Chico, who came with her sons, Jerry and James Thomas. This was the first time the Nelsons ' had seen James Thomas, their four-month-old grandson. CALENDAR BQ Prebyterii -July 19 -July 19 -July Z3 -July 29 -July 23 -July 25 -July 2C .July M llostoe -July 31 Blair .August 1 -August 1 -August 7 - August t YlaveL Jr Presbyterian - - , , , : . send bock to New Yoik for my goil friend." Home town boy . . . Mr. and Mrs. Frank de Lespinasse, formerly of Salem, sat on the papitol steps in Washington, DC, and list ened to Gordon Finlay play trumpet solos as a member of the navy band. Mr. Finlay was director of the Salem high band for several years. Military secret ... It wouldn't take a very clever enemy alien to find out what kind of weather we are having in Salem, when he sees the town swarming with farm ers he knows it's raining too hard to get the crops in. When there are parking spaces and no fanners, the weather is clear . . . Mazine Buren. -4 V , y I r ,' - . 4r" f ' f i f l , . v... . - r ' -. i . : i I .: ?: ; ? H ' 1 Vfi : v. i j v V : l . i -'' rfuiii in.ia.ti 1 - V- , - - Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ullman, (Corrine Adele Hermens); who were married at St Joseph's Catholic church on Wed nesday morning. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Hermens of Stayton, the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ullman of Salem. (Jesten-Miller photo Mrs. James Cloogh enter tained on Wednesday for her small daughter Diane. Guests were Judy Scott, Patty Lou and Tommy Smart, Beverly Ready, Patsy Gordon, John and Paul Harvey, Judy and Joan Bale and ' Sharon Johnson, Mrs. Paul Bale, Mrs. Ralph Johnson, Miss Mary Morgan of Seattle and Mrs. Howard Maple. ; The- regular Monday night dance for soldiers at the Fair grounds was announced yester day by members of the commit- ' tee from the United Hospitality association under the direction of Dr. Henry Morris. The dance, according to the committee, will be given at the request of the personnel officer. The affair will begin at 8 o'clock. On Saturday night, Mrs. Letha Staats entertained at dinner and an evening of cards. Present were Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Soehrn, Helen and Jerry of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Bay Bassett, Miss Lou ise Keller, Miss Viola Keller, Mr. Claude McKinney, Mr. and Mrs. Etrick Stinnette and CeciL Mrs. Kay McDonald at Clark - ston; Wash, has been visiting for the past ten days with her sis ter, Mrs.- Francis Kennedy at 2415 Cherry avenue. -She is on. her way to Oakland, Calif, where she expects to make her home. Enraote U. visit ii San Fraa- - cisco, Mexico City and Guadala jara, ' Mexico, are M i s s Enna - Taylor and Miss Virginia Ben s diksen, who left Saturday night. ;;:V:: - - y r c - h -y , I Betrothal Is Announced Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rich of Sa lem have announced the engage ment of their daughter, Miss Mary Ella Rich, to Mr. David D. Hansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Hansen of Bellingham, Wash, Miss Rich attended the Salem schools and Capitol Business col lege. Mr. Hansen received his education in Bellingham and is now employed . in Vancouver, Wash. No date has been set for the wedding. . Members of the HomN Eco nomics club of the Salem grange will meet with Mrs. E. E. Buckles on Monday at 643 Breys avenue for Red Cross sewing. This will" be the regular monthly meeting. Visiting at the home f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John B Estudillo, was Miss Ramona Es tudillo, who has now left for Los . Angeles., She has been here for three weeks. - Mrs. DL L. Handler of Vallejo, CaliL, is a guest at the home of her mother and sister, Mrs. Louisa Koon and Miss Ina Koon. .She arrived on Friday and will - remain for a 10-day visit The Nebraska j auxiliary Is planning a meeting at the home of Mrs. George A, Hau, 2490 South Chiuxh ' street, Wednes day, A 1230 covered dish lunch eon will, be served.-. Girls Like ; Outdoor- Life . ; : In spite of the downpour of rain, YWCA campers at Smith Creek last week hadV a grand time hiking, fishing, folk danc ing and playing games. The group of campers piled out of the bus Monday morning, ready for a big week and so they be gan by filling in their straw ticks, getting cabins in shape ' and had a . quick plunge in the pool ' - " ' ''; - ' ' - - To start camp activities, a ' Junior council was elected, with a representative from each cabin ' Including Phyllis " Nelson, . Vir ginia Tompkins, Carroll Gragg, Buni Etfiel, Connie Keller, Pat Zahara, Beatrice Thompson and Pat Sears This group, directed by Miss. Gale Curry, has planned the days' schedules and activi ties. Highlights were an all-day hike through Silver Creek park, where time was taken to study the plant life and to collect cones and seeds for inventions in the craft shop. Regardless of the heavy showers, the girls came back ready for a good, supper and a big night around the camp fire, at members of the group displayed dramatic ability. They heard true experiences of Syria from . the nurse, Wilma Stevens. July birthdays were honored at a "birthday dinner" on Thurs day, with displays of art in pro grams. Place-cards came from the craft shop and musical num bers from the musical talent in camp. Imaginations ran wild in the costumes worn in honor of their guests, Forest Ranger Har ry Buckley and his family. The high spot of the week was the party with the Silver Creek campers of the YMCA camp. They came, upon invitation, to participate in a scavenger hunt . and a big bonfire where the treasure .was disclosed. Plans were made by representatives from both camps. Girls who have registered for the second week of camp will leave at 9 o'clock Monday morn ing from the YWCA. They are Vivian Barham, Marjorie Becke, Anne Becker, Beverly Bell, Ann Carson, Thais Crandall, JoAnn DeWitt, Dolores Jackman, Terry Kemp, Joan Lake, Kay Perrin, Susanne Perry, Patricia Ray, Margaret Scandling, Lorraine Schmidt," Mary Lou Schmidt, Margaret Ann" Taylor, Mary Elizabeth Taylor, Mary Thomas, Sharon Hamilton, Marilyn Fer guson, Mary Ruth Dowd, Patty Wilson, Joanne Fitzmaurice, Pa tricia Ann Elfstrom, Kay Fran ces Anderson, Charlotte Gale, , Ramona Costella, Fern Johnson, Jacqueline Johnson, Lor a in e Eckersley and Dawn HilL - Art Exhibit Scheduled The Portland Art Museum presents an exhibition of 50 wa ter colors from the Whitney Mu seum of American Art in New York, through July and August, v including some of the best work of the following nationally 'known artists: Edward Hopper, Charles Bur ch field, Ernest' Fiene, Reginald Marsh, John Steuart Curry, George Biddle, Adolf Dehn, Millard Sheets, and others. The Portland Art Museum's schedule is as follows: Opening 12 noon each day, closing S p. m., with the exception- of Wednes day, when the museum will be open from 12 noon to 10 p. m. Family, Dinner At Chapman's Mr. and Mrs. George Chap man were hosts at a family din ner in honor of the latter' brother. Ensign Don Collins, who left this week for Dart mouth, NH, to take officers training. The dinner was served at the Chapman home on Thurs day. Present were Ensign and Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Jennie E. Collins, Mr. and Mrs. William McDon ald, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gam bill and Renny of Aberdeen, Billy. Chapman and Mr. and Mrs. . Chapman. ' Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Waldorf have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss Fay Wal dorf, to Mr. Donald Miner, ' of Flint, Miclu, son of Mrs. Ray Webb of Salem, and Mr. Ray Miner of Michigan., 'The rites were performed in Vancouver, July 5, by Rev. G. Kunzman. Miss" Loraine Murdock was the bride's only attendant and Mr. Meryl Smith served as best man. Glen Kern, daughter ef Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Kern, is leav ing Monday for a month at Shining Mountain camp near Glacier National park in Mon tana. She wDl go . with a group of Portland girls. Among the vacationers, leav ing this week, are Miss Mary White and Janet Bower, -who will be gone for a two weeks' trip to Banff,. Lake Louise, Van couver and Victoria. - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craig en tertained eight s at dinner last night at their home. CLUB CALENDAR ' SUNDAY - '" Reunion of wrniam and Mary - Simpson clan. OUnger park, all day picnic MONDAY - Home Economics club. Salem franee, with Mrs. C. E. Buckles, 45 Byert avenue. Sew tor Bed - . Oross. XL'ESOAT Central WCTOV 19 30 p. m - -I0&4 Oak street, omul ptcnlc- Among the interesting visitors In Salem this week was Miss Nelva Baker of San Mateo, Calif-, a' cousin of Mrs. William Busick. She visited with the Busicks and with her grand mother, Mrs. Randa McDonald. Miss Baker resided in Guata xnala for two years. She recently resigned her teaching position there to take a defense Job in San Francisco. Larson Vows Will Be This afternoon Miss Helyn Larson will become Mrs. Lloyd Jones, at a ceremony in the Christian church of Vancouver, Washington. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Larson, and the groom is the son. of Mrs. Colclazier of Salem. f The bride will be dressed in a rust colored dress worn with yellow accessories and a brown covert cloth topcoat with match' ing shoes and gloves. She will wear a yellow orchid. Attending her will be her sis ter, Mrs. R. J. Volchok and as best man will be Mr. Harry Obermann. The maid of honor and the mothers will wear gar denia corsages. The wedding guests will be entertained at a dinner1 follow ing the ceremony, and later the newly married couple will go on a short wedding trip. Miss: Lind Is Honor Guest Miss June Lind, who will marry -Mr. Warren Porter next week, was honored by Mrs. Clif ton Cass and Mrs. Eva Arnett Friday night at a party. Guests were Mrs. T. L. Lind, Mrs. W. B. Bane, Mrs. D. J. Reasor, Mrs. Howard Cole, Mrs. E. W. Cooley, Mrs. Alice Noth, Mrs. Adam Diebert, Miss Estella Smith, Mrs. William Tanner, Mrs. Al Wagner, Mrs. Dorothy McDowell, Mrs. W. Rullifson, Mrs. Arthur Flint, Mrs. Paul Schmidt, Mrs. Charles Epley, Mrs. Andrew Humphrey, Mrs. W. Kerns, Miss Joy Cooley, Miss Mary Ross, Mrs. L. K. Porter, Miss Winifred Miller, Mrs. Dean Schomaker, Mrs. Millard Rau tencranz, Mrs. George Bowen, Mrs. Maxine Bailey, Mrs. Leon ard Younce and the hostesses, Mrs. Arhett and Mrs. Cass. Bridge Club at McAdams' Misses Phebe and Ruth Mc Adams were' .hostesses Friday night for the Salem Business and Professional Women's Bridge club. Special guest was Mrs. W. M. Thome, jr,- introduced by Mrs. Maude Eckrnan. Four tables of bridge were in play during the9 evening. Miss Marguerite Shelley, recording secretary of the club, took hon ors with the high score. Second high was Mrs. Helen Beelar. The refreshment table was covered with a lace cloth. The centerpiece was a mixed bou quet in pastel colored flowers, emphasized by tall pink tapers. The bridge club is the result of the work of last year's health and recreation committee head ed by Miss Betty Elofson. Found ed shortly after the Sam Gordon bridge series sponsored by the Salem B and PW, the group has enjoyed steadily increasing at tendance. Meetings this year will be called by Miss Hazel Roe nicke, recently appointed chair man of health and recreation. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Murphy are entertaining members of their family for a few days. Lt and Mrs. Cecil A. Crafts (Doris Murphy) are at the Murphy home after spending some time at the home of Lt Craft's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Crafts, In Eugene. Miss Lucille Murphy Is here from Portland for a short visit Leaving for Taeema to take a temporary position on the staff of, the Tacoma hospital as sur gical nurse Is Miss Valera Amort, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Amort Don't Believe Everything Yon Hear! Especially when It concerns your health.. Many a person has unwisely : heeded "good advice" from pseudo med ical experts with disastrous results. Dont gamble with your health! At the first sign of illness, consult your doc tor. When he prescribes, bring us the prescription for careful attention. See Your Doctore FIRST! SCELAE?EE1'S DBUGTSTOUE , Prescription Headquarters : Smce 1199 1J5 N. CamX.- Phone 8117 F IU IL II, Z-Htt n Li lb? Is. DRESSE, 1 BIG ANOTftER Several Groups Now $10 GOATS- 1 BIG Several Groups Values to $39.75 Now $14 and $18 MILLINERY 1- BIG GROUP ( $ii j s chleshinser . & EXCLUSIVE APPAREl: 403-415 COURT ST. S. GROUP BIG GROUP Values to $29.75 - $12 -$14 GROUP Co.
