Th CTATMAIL. Cdtra. Orsa. V.'dadaT Heroin?. October C. i:tl
Newcomer
Is Honor -Guest-
Mrs. Gsrlen Simpson will be
a tea hostess on Saturday after
noon at her Fir street home. The
affair will honor Mrs. Cornelius
Bateson, who with Mr. Bateson
and their three sons, ' Cornelius,
Jr., Gilbert and "William, have
'come here from Bozeman, Mon
tana to reside. Mrs. Bateson will
be remembered ay Mildred GQ
;bert and formerly made her
-home in Salem. She attended the
University of Oregon and is a
member of PI Beta Phi. The
Bateson have purchased a farm
'near Pratum. '
Mrs. 4 Simpson " has Invited
guests to call between the hours
:of S and 5 o'clock to meet Mrs.
Bateson. Mrs. Leon Perry wfll
street the quests at thedoor.
Mrs. ElDeiX xiooerw su
- Edwin Keech will preside at the
'tea table the "first hour and Mrs.
Earl Cooley and Mrs. Kaymond
Bonesteele wiU pour the last
hour. . . .
Assisting In the servuit wiu
be Mrs. Vernon- Perry, Mrs.
Clayton Foreman, Mrs. Edward
' Roth and Mrs. Bruce Cooley.
1 Miss Williamson.
-Now Mrs. Green
V MONMOUTH The Baptist
church was the scene of a four,-
o'clock wedding, Sunday after
noon, when Miss Betty William
son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Siebert J. .Williamson became
the bride of Mr. Lester I. Green,
' son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Green
' of Valsetz. :y yr :y ::. V :.
' : In a setting of pastel autumn
: flowers, the Rev. Jesse Baker of
Independence read the service
before 150 relatives and friends. :,
The bride, given in marriage
- by her father, wore white satin
tnade in princess style with
round neck and long sleeves. Her
. . fingertip length veil was held in
" place with orange blossoms. She
' carried a white prayer book
white streamers and sprays of
' bouvardia.
Miss Melva Williamson, her
' sister's maid of honor, wore blue
"silk net over taffeta. Miss Mar
; leah Burch of Independence,
. Mrs. James Marr, and Miss Bet-
'"' - ty Jane Nelson of Monmouth,
the bridesmaids, wore, respec-
tively yellow, blue and pink,
floor length gowns and carried
arm bouquets of gladioli
Mr. Lester Douthit, US navy
was best man. Ushers were: Ray
mond Jensen, US navy, Port-
. land; Bud Garten, US navy, i
f San Francisco; and Wallace WU-
- son. Portland. " ""v
" Preceding the ceremony. Miss :
" Inez Kellog, Portland, sang "I
t love You Truly,' and Miss Ilia
Schweizer, Portland, sang "Be
cause" and "The Lord's Pray
er." ' Accompanists were Miss
Marie Fleischman, Monmouth,
-and Miss Del ores Bracken, Port
land. Miss Ruth Denney,. Mon-
- mouth, played the wedding
. marches. Miss Fleischmann
t played "Love Divine as a re-
i - cessional. - j
Lighting the altar tapers were
. Miss Ruth Noble, Monmouth,
C and Miss Renay DingmanInde
. pendence, both gowned in pink.
- Little Alice Jensen of Halsey,
' r cousin of the bride, was the
' - flower girl, and wore yellow
taffeta. Robert Bos track of Jef-
: ferson, cousin of the bride, wore
a white sailor suit and carried
; the ring on a white satin cush
ion. .
A reception was held at the
Williamson home. The lace cov-
- ered table was centered with
. the bride's cake. Mrs. E. A. Dick-
ison and Mrs. Carl Byers of In
dependence served the cake.
Mrs. William Wood of Indepen
dence presided at the coffee urn
and Mrs. Max Reiser, Sweet
. Home, at , the punchbowl. Mrs.
Leroy Measure of Milwaukie cut
the ices. Mrs. Foster Hilterbrand,
Monmouth, was in charge of the
. 1 gift room.
Miss Williamson, was graau-
ated from Monmouth high school
and attended Salem secretarial
" school- For the last year she has
been cashier st the J. C Penney
Co. store in Independence. - Mr.
' Green, a graduate of Silverton
high school, : has served 19
months in the navy at Dutch
-Harbor,. and is now stationed at
the Sand Point Naval Air station,
Seattle, where the young couple
will make their home.
vlThe first fall meeting of the
Macleay Community club will be
held at the schoolhouse Friday
. night; Mrs. Art - Spelbrink and
Mrs. Wilbur Miller will have
- charge of - the program. -Supper
committee will be Mrs. John
Gruchow and Mrs. Tom Burton.
Everyone in the community -1 .
r Invited. - " ' .
Mrs. F. W. Poormaa and sen,
William, are leaving today for a
' visit in Roseburg with her aunt
Mrs. George Sewell.
Additional Society
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You who suffer sucH patn wit&Urd.
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machio tonic! FoUow Ubel Uc
tlons. IVort A ffT-. m rri
Breakfast at
-Berwick1.:
Home
Miss Doris Berwick was host
ess for a farewell breakfast par
ty Sunday morning at the horn
: of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
D. Berwick, on South "23rd
street ;
The affair was In honor of a
group of Miss Berwick's friends
who left' Monday to enter col
lege. Guests were seated at a
long table covered with a yel
low : cloth and centered with a
bouquet !of "white and yellow
button chrysanthemums. ,
Covers; were placed for Miss
Miriam Becke, i Miss Beverly
McGflchrist, Miss Sharon Bur
nett, Miss . Lisbeth Kennedy,
Miss Ann and Miss Jane Hus
ton, Miss Jean ' Newman, Miss
Virginia Covert, Miss Mary
Jane Kestly, Miss Shirley" Ann
Bailey of Eugene, formerly of
Salem, and Miss Berwick.
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Home Wedding
On Sunday
Married at 3 o'clock on Sun
day afternoon - at the home of
the bride's parents were Miss
Ermyl Kipple daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Chester S. Kipple and
Mr. Howard Obershaw, son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Obershaw.
Dr. Weaver W. Hess perform
ed the double" ring ceremony
b e f o r e ' an arch decorated
with ferns and '- asters. Miss
Elvira ( Satter played the
wedding march, and Miss Betty
Kipple sang, "I Love You Tru
ly" and "Calm as the Night."
The bride wore a pink, floor-
length dress with net skirt and
silk bodice. She carried a white
Bible with gardenias.
Shcf was attended by her sis
ter, Misr Betty Kipple, wearing
a pink net dress and carrying a
bouquet of mixed flowers. The
groom was - attended by Mr.
Robert Smith.
1 A reception was held follow
ing the ceremony. The older sis
ter of the bride, Mrs. David Ol
son, cut the cake and Miss Vera
Wood- assisted. Miss Loretta
. Hansell, Miss Marie Lough and
Miss Vivian Birdsell served.
y Mothers of the bridal pair
wore flowered silk jersey dress
es and corsages of red roses and
gardenias.
After' a 'short trip to the coast
; Mr. and f Mrs. Obershaw will
live in Salem. The bride is a
graduate of Salem high school,
attended Oregon College of Ed
ucation. The groom i a Salem
'high school graduate.
Felicitations of Salem friends
are going to Lt and Mrs. Millard
Ramsdell -(Catherine Eaton of
Alameda, Calif., on the birth last
Saturday at Alameda hospital of
a daughter, Carol Anne. The lit
tle girl is granddaughter of
Mrs. Laura Eaton of Salem and
the second great grandchild of
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bates, also
of this city. ;
MONMOUTH A wedding of
local interest was solemnized
very simply, Sunday afternoon,
when - Miss Ruby Ann Lorence,
became the bride of Mr. John
Woodfoni Dendy, at the home of
- h mother. Mrs. C Lorence.
The Rev. Willard A. Elkins.
minister of the Christian church,
read the service .before imme
diate, family members.
"Miss Lorence, a native of
Monmouth, was graduated from
local schools, from Oregon State
college, and from the school of
music, Columbia university. New
York; She; has had a Vide ex
perience in ? music . teaching in
the east and south, was on the
music staff of Oregon College of
Education f or a time,' and for
several years was a member of
the music teaching staff at Mills
college, California. Since Decem
ber 1, 1942, she has served as
official USO hostess here.
Mr. Dendy, a native of Ala
bama, was stationed . at - Camp
" Adair in the US army until re
cently. He is now engaged in
defense work in Portland, where
they will make their home. v .
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lonr person! charm and altlnM.
FoVyouVdaily h y rienic rit ul Cool-in-
. rrfrf-nh ?c . . . delightfully ti-
powder AfTord. ntusost Int imt cln-
tool Ak jrour druggut toar.
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SOCIETJ
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- FOKT ; OGLETHORPE, Gju
Sisters in khaki are Pvt. Mildred
Elizabeth Christen son and Pvt.
Marjorie Lucile Christenson,
high school teachers from Sa
lem, who rae beginning their ba-
: sic training together at the Third
WAC training center here.
Several relatives are already
. , In the service. They are nephews.
Midshipman ' Harold V Adams,
TJSNR; AS Richard Adams, a
V-12 student in the USNR, and
a cousin, Lt Wallace I Tjikln,
who is stationed at Camp Ritchie,
Md. Another cousin, Ma.' Reid
FendaH, Is prisoner of the Ja
panese in the Philippines. : -
Pvt. Mildred Christenson I re
ceived her Ph.B degree from
Lin field college, McMinnville
Orev and her MA. degree in"
French from the University of
Washington, Seattle. During the
summer of '38 she studied at the
. Sorbonne in Paris. ? i
- P v t Marjorie'; Christenson
holds a MA. degree in education
from Willamette university, in
Salem.
The former teachers are
daughters of N. C- Christenson,
Newberg, and sisters of Mrs. Al
ice A. Adams, of Eureka, Calif.
Auxiliary Has -Business
Session
Mrs. James A. Garson, presi
dent of Capital unit American
Legion auxiliary presided at the
meeting held Monday night in
the Salem Woman's clubhouse.
Reports of committee chair
men were heard. Mrs. T. J. Bra
bee was named as Christmas
seal sale chairman for -Salem. ;
Mrs. Stanley Krueger, junior
activity chairmen, entertained
the young group at her home
Monday afternoon from 4 to 7:30
pm. Election of officers was
held with the following elected:
president LaVonne Cannon; vice
president Alice Louise Ohling;
secretary, Beverly Krueger;
treasurer, Beverly Beakey.
Mrs.. Krueger will again act as
department junior activity
chairman for this year. I
A letter was read from Mrs.
Breyman Boise with an appeal
for volunteer nurses aides and
aide Mabel McGee, a member of
the auxiliary dressed in her uni
form told of her experiences and
urzed as manv as nossible to en
roll in the class to start October
11.
The treasurer reported that
three one hundred dollar defense
bonds were purchased during the
loan drive.
The executive committee will
meet with Mrs.- Garson Monday
for a business session. Mrs.
Frank Marshall has invited the
rnembershin committee to her
home Friday.
Pattons Hosts
At Dinner
Mr
sided
and Mrs.' Cal Patton pre
at dinner Monday '"night
at their South High street home
for the pleasure of their son;
Sergeant Lloyd Claggett who is
home on leave this week. Ser
geant Claggett is in personnel
work in regimental headquarters
tt Cams Lee. Virginia.
Present at the family .gather
ing were Sergeant Claggett Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Claggett and
Patricia, Miss Rita Claggett and
Mr. Farmer Franklin of; Port
land, Mr. and Mrs. C T. Jory and
Mr. and Mrs. Patton.
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vSH CHILD.
this cold-relief ascd when
Vtfiinr
It prompuyrtnevss cotc22 ,
aad BMkes breat&laz easier . . -
WTjenever thm TMmum Qtdatnplebi catch
cold their cheats, throats and backs ar
imnediatriy robbed with Mosteroia.
Muaterole riTs rach wonderful results
because it's MORE than Jut sa ordi.
nary MialTe.' It's what bo many Doeton
and Kursea call a wtadtrm eomnUr-vrilmnt,
It actaaUr help break trp local coere
tioa in upper bronchial tract, makes
bnathiag easier, prompdy relieves eoosh
int. man throat and achin chert xnuaciaa
do to roWn. Ot MuattTole todayi
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Ruth Fromm'
Married
Sunday
Miss Ruth Alice Fromm,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Vomm, ; was married to Mr.
..Clarence Lohse, son of -Mr. and
Ma-C A Lohse of Aumsville,
on Sunday at the Bethel Baptist
church. : t '-r'-Xi
Rev. -j, F. Olthoff officiated
at the 7 o'clock ceremony. The
church was decorated with pas
tel flowers and lighting the can
dles were Miss Erna Lohse and
Miss Delma Fromm.
- Mr. Henry Neuman sang '"I
-Love You Truly" before the
ceremony. A trio composed of
Mrs Alice Willecke,-Miss Violar
Schrenk and Mrs. Iris Reischke
sang "Because. S Mrs. iWffliam
Fawk 'was ' the . accompanist.
, The bride, who was given in
-marriage by her father wore a
white satin gown fashioned with
fitted bodice and full skirt end
ing in a train. Lace inserts em-'
bellished the waist and long
sleeves extended in points over
the wrist. Her full length lace
edged veil fell from a coronet of
seed pearls. She carried a - bou
quet of talisman roses.
' - Mrs Jack ! Helton was the :
honor attendant and wore a
blue taffeta gown - with fitted
, bodice and gathered skirt She -.carried
talisman roses. Mr. Hel
ton served as best man. '
A reception was held In the
' church parlors. Mrs. Dan Sheets
'., cut the bride's cake and Mrs.
Robert Fromm poured. Assisting
were Miss Alma BaaL Miss Ar-
mafro
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Richly Blended -
Stripe-Dyed Coney
FDD GOfllS
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Raftering sfyjes witK exciting?
new collars "and sleeve treat
menfs. ExperHy bJended dusty !
brown stripe-dyed coney.
Classic Winter
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GHLS'.GOniS
Triqi faSored coals In plaids,
herringbones, diagonal and
mono ones. Grown-up sfyting
and careful workmanship. 7-14.
lens rronrsv lira. tlarl!ai C&sl
and Mra. LL'Letz. '
'-The hrliesroom is stationed in
San Francisco witi the navy and
his wife wCl accompany him to
the bay city. Mrs. Lohse attend- .
ed Salem' schools. . - :
Dance to; Honor
Nayy Seniors
! "Anchors Aweigh Is the theme
of the informal dance to be held
in the Willamette university
gymnasium Saturday night in
honor of the Navy V-12 seniors
who are leaving for midshipman
school. - - . ' " t
. d Ferguson is general chair
man of the evening and arrange
ments have been made to obtain
the 104th cavalry ? band from
'Camp' Adair-for the dance. An;
intermission : program ? is being
planned. V' 1 , ;' v : '.
Committees! include John Cutt
hoff and John Christerson, pro
gram; Andrew Chry stall, decor
ations, with 'Bill. Stroud, .Bob
Shea, Glen Lyons, Jim Dyer, Bob
Warner and Ben IMrecuxr assist
ing; Rees Williams and Hugh
Mill, refreshments; and Warren
Durham, publicity. , '
Past presidents of Hal Blb
bard auxiliary, United Spanish
War Veterans, met at the home
of Mrs. Lester Davis on Satur-
, day. Co-hostess was Mrs. J. B.
Parker. l:ix: X-d-
Daketa clab will hold a cov
ered dish supper at 6:30 o'clock
Thursday night at TRTCTU hall.
All former Da kotans are invited
to come and bring supper. Cof
fee is served by the committee.
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Business Girls ,
At Conference
The Young Business and Pro
fessional Girl's club of the
YWCA held i its covered-dish
dinner meeting, Monday In their .
clubroom at the YWCA. A report
of the planning committee meet- .
Ing which was held In Tacoma, '
at the College of Paget Sound in
August was given- by Eda
Ridgeway and Melba Conrad,
Salem delegates. - The meeting -was
for the purpose of planning '
the! fall weekend conference
which wiU be held in Yakima,
in November. The theme chosen
ies "Living Creatively In a Free
World." Each club attending the
' conference wiU present ten min
ute skits " depicting some world
country. The .Salem group was
chosen ' to present a . skit on
China, ; ' . .. , . . . ".
. Eleanor . Schaefer and Qda
Ridgeway were appointed-' to
represent the club at the public
relations committee meeting
which win beheld at the Y Mon-.
day, October 18.
A waffle supper was planned
for the next club meeting which
win be held tt the YWCA Octo
ber . 18 at 30 pm. after which
the group plans to go- Ice skat
ing. Anyone Interested Is cor
dially Invited -to attend.
Secretary . ef State aad Mrs.
Robert S. FarreU, jr are leaving
: Thursday for Washington, DC,
St Louis, Mo. and Chicago. In
St Louis the Farrells will attend
the secretary of state's confer
ence. .Whfle the FarreUs are
away Mrs. FarreU's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Homer V Carpenter.
wiU occupy their home on North
; Capitol street v:
hoodquarters Cop
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duy nonE coriDS
- Softly-Tailored
Gcsual G0mr8
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Yea r-a round fnvestmenfsl
Choose from gabardines, cov
rt, worsted, cavalry rwi3. wooU
and-rsyoa mtxtures. ; AA beau
fifuSy fliusKed for seasons of
service. Popular colors. .10-20.
CLC3 CAL!Zn)fJl '
I-i. ? T tochers cufc : meat at
Chiolcea Trrn, Ii4 p.m.
Book taction. AAUVT, vrit
lira. Esymona - Vaish , Hla
Street. YkJ p. m.
Knight Memorial ladle guild,
buaineas meetins ana lunch wlta
Mrs. K. W. Uarlaad. 144 Soutti
19U street. ,
v St.. Paul's euUd mad Woman's
auxiliary. Epiacopal pariah bousa,
X PJu MO-tioat tuadxoa, :
Prtagle Woman's club, club
bouao, all day
Royal Neighbors sewing . club
wit Mr. Minnie Williams. 127S
Oxford street, alt day attctiof,
ro-hort luncheon at noon.
XHUaSDAI -
rruttland Woman's circle, - t
p. m. at church annex.
Prtnsle Pleasant Point social
club. aU day with Mrs. W. H.
First Methodist church exscu
tlre board. Carrier room. 1 p.m.
DAV auxiliary at VFW hall,
covered dish dinner. 630 pjtl,
business meetlnc a son. .
Keixer sewta club with Mrs.
Josefrit BartruU. - ,
raioAT
- Sigma Tan Mothers, with Mrs.
Carl Williams. 132 North . ISUi
street 1 as p. m.
ATUKDAY
Salem Woman's ehib. Past Pres
idents luncheon, las pjn..
DeLapps Feted ,
At Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cross were
dinner hosts Monday night hon
oring Mr. and Mrs. Glenn De
Lapp and son, Norman Lee, of
Pasco, Wash. Mr. DeLapp Is a
third class petty officer In the
US navy, and stationed at the
Pasco air base. The occasion
marked the first birthday of tbe
DeLapp's son Norman Lee,- and
the table centerpiece was a cake
with one candle.
- - Covers were placed for ' Mr.
and Mrs. Glen DeLapp and Nor
man Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Means, Mrs. John Swanson, Ed '
Cross, Miss LaVell Cross and
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cross. -
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Thrill fa nil fha eoAlt wOrih having... at SttUtt tetOUtw
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good fools ono? JurobJfy... we've
of this year s success styitsl Wick ooa chOQst youn from a waa rann or
tf&Ww prices,- Young dassktt Girts' coaHl furnJ coaftl Tuxido-front coafr,
otkfeoofs with button ' exfro fur or Uatht Knbtgs. $zes for everyone
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Handsomely tailoVe'd long - wearing
fabrics In trench coat type Ches
terfields, boxy and fitted styles
Young swingy coat to toss on over '
everything from tailored suits to
soft little dresses! 9-15 and 12-20.
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AAUW Group at
Portland Meet
"!X conf trance of branch presi
dents and state committee chair
men of the American Association
of University Women in rcrt
land this Saturday wl be &t
' tended by Miss Carolyn Wilson,
president of the Salem branch, .
Miss Beryl Ilolt member-at-
large of the executive board, and
Dr. Helen Pearce, state social
studies chairman.
' Plans for the year's work In
education, : international r e 1 a
. tiona, legislation, social studies,
arts, fellowship and war serv
ice wUl be discussed at both
. morning and afternoon sessions.
Mrs. Frederick A. Kiehle, presi
dent of the Oregon state division
wfll report on her visit to na
tional headquarters in June.
At noon a Joint luncheon
meeting -wm be held with the
Portland branch. ' Mr. George
Sherikov, assistant superinten
dent of Vanport public schools,
wfll speak on The Child In a
War and Post TWar World."
Marion anxfllary. Veterans ef
Foreign Wars, win have a sew--"
Ing meeting for the Red Cross
at the sewing machine company
office, 143 South High street, on
Thursday night Officers of 1 the
VFW auxiliary wfll meet at Vet
erans haU tonight at 7 o'clock.
Officers and members of the
drfll team have been asked t
t attend. i
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Mrs. Gerdon Bennett and her
.daughters, Janice and Joan, are
visiting at the home of her par
- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Brown E. Sis
:, son. .
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