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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1944)
ft v 4 - . , - - ... - j j EC T I ON v-4 WOM N -"" """" i u v I ' 1 ; J " - - J:Y & 1 . i ' t " i- X .... v -. " - - 5V;7: r. :.:-I Society Clubb " Music Hearts in the Navy... Chosen for Valentino's day sweethearts, are these -Willamette uni- . versity campus sailors and their girls, pictured by the Woman's page , photographer as they meet for a few minutes chat between classes. Bet ty Provost and Bill Hanauska (above) chat over ice cream cones at the ,r Bearcat Cavern. Miss Provost, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Stephenson," Is a Salem girl and Seaman Hanauska's home is in Woodbum. Patricia : Tracy, daughter of Mr. arid Mrs. J. C. Tracy of Dallas and her fiance. War- ren rfunter of Shelton, Wn., walk briskly across the campus during a winter shower. At the right, Virginia Pope, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . ; i Carl Pope, and Lloyd Griffiths, son of Mrs. Lorene Griffiths talk it over on f the porch; of Eaton Hall. Below are Lorah Kate Griffith daughter of Mr. and r Mrs. Lewis Griffith, and John Copenhaver, son of Mr. and Mrs. ATN. Co penhaver, pictured on the steps of the Willamette library. ' ; They're Back Home Again . . . It's home again far several' Salem residents who have been away lor several months or weeks visiting with members of their families. Mrs. Max Moon and young son. John, have returned from Wisconsonville, Wisconsin, where they have been visiting for the past three months with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bacon. They are now at home at their country place. Lieuten- ant Commander Moon is stationed in the south Pacific with the navy. I . " Mrs. Walter Minier will arrive in Salem Wednesday from Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana, where she has been visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Sergeant and Mrs. Ervin Potter, for the past three months. Also home from a stay at" Riverside and Modesto, California, are Mrs. George L. Dutton and her daughter, Mrs. James M. Houck. Mrs. Houck went south with her flier husband, Lt Houck, in early January. ' Mrs. Gene Vandeneynde has returned from a month's stay in San Fran ; Cisco and other bay points. She went south to visit her son. Ensign Rodney '. Vandeneynde. . In Oakland she was the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. arid Mrs. Patrick Lowe. Mrs. Vandeneynde also visited in San Jose. Mrs. Clifton Ross Is home from a two month's stay in Medford where she 1 has been the guest of her son and daughter-in-law. Rev. and Mrs. Milo Ross, ' end their children. Mr. Ross joined his wife and family for the holidays, but returned in Januray. ' ? Weddiiig on Valentine's Day . . . i Miss Leon tine Lebold will become Mr. Gilbert A. Noffsinger's bride on Val entine's day at St. Joseph's Catholic church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Lebold and her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Noff singer of Portland, formerly of Salem. 1 I I Father T. J. Bernards will officiate at the afternoon ceremony at 4 o'clock and Mrs. Mary Barton will be the organist The altar will be decorated j with two vases of acacia and daffodils guarded by tall white tapers. : V The bride, who will be given in marriage by her father, has chos4na white satin brocaded gown for her wedding. The full skirt ends in a train and the gathered bodice is fashioned with long sleeves and a sweetheart neckline. - Her train length tulle veil is arranged in a coronet of pleated tulle. She will carry a white prayer book topped with an orchid and a shower of white' bour-v yordifT. ; - ; .: . ' ? . - .- ;... : . Miss Dolores Lebold will be her sister's honor maid and she will wear a ; "dress of pastel blue taffeta fashioned similar to the bride's. The skirt is)flJor length and the sleeves are Ihree-auarter style. Misa Jeanne Hazelton widl be. ; the bridesmaid and her dress is of pink taffeta. The attendants will carry ' vol- i entine heart nosegays of pink carnations with a gardenia in the center. In their - hair wil be wreaths of pink and blue carnation petals. ? r ..1 . r" " Evelyn Marie Lebold will be the flower girl and she" will wear a pastel ! yellow silk taffeta dress and carry a basket of rose petals. In her hair .will be . a wreath of yellow carnations. , ! r . ,' ' ;- Mn. Lloyd Noffsinger, jr.. will be Mr. Noffsinger's best man and the ushers s ". are Mr. Robert Bowes and Mr. Wilmer Richey. - T - 1 ' ' Mrs. Lebold will w'ear a navy blue suit with black accessories for - her 4 daughter's wedding. Her corsage will be of gardenias and carnations: 5 Mrs Noffsinger will wear a navy blue dress and her flowers will also be carnations' j and gardenias.: . . - - . . . - ; The bridal couple will greet their guests at a reception as the studio of Professor and Mrs..T. S Roberts. Mrs. Warren Lindsey .will cut the cakemd.; Mrs. Lloyd Noffstager, ir. will pour. Serving will be Miss Darlerie Simmons. ' Miss Delia Price and Miss Dorothy Desmond of Seattle. Miss Beverly Lebold z will be in charge of the gift room and Miss Donna Mae Lebold will pass the guest book. : -r"; :YYY:i: 'i : vr--: Y:':y. & -V";-f T-;?: The couple will honeymoon along "the Oregon coast arid for traveling the bride will wear a dusty green suit with black accessories and a corsage , of ' white orchids, Mr. Noffsinger and his bride will return to Sod em to reside and'" their new address will be 1050 East LeffeUe street" Miss Lebold Is a graduate of Salem high school and attended Sacred Heart academy. Her fiance is also a graduate, of Salem schools. He received ' 'la medical discharge from the navy two months ago. after seeing active duty "with the navy for two years at Pear Harbor and Guadalcanal, j . r rrrTT : j 1 . :r. i "f-.'-C-' ? ; ,- f v s-' 4 c v i !- r f ff " ; - ! 1 i , t t ? vt ' . t il I . c v - r - xia v fJh . - r - -1 VhKj -'A zfc? - i ; 1 j ,t , t I ' i- ' f . I r t . - 4 3-'" . 4 . ' I 1 rx 4 A " . fif " I ' m s 1 it w' ' t isAX "j $ i a V -i? 41?Jr A , - I J - If ? i I r - - , , ; i, li' 1 -A ,v ' k I ; i ! i --... . v. ;' ; : .! ! ;- ' : ; it ' '.: .: - On the Week's Social .Calendar . j By JERYME ENGLISH ' . ' ! Statesman Society Editor I . ! i s February is always a popular month for entertaining and a number of din ners, teas and luncheons have filled the social calendar the past week with several scheduled far the next fortnight . - ' : ' f j ' f . I r ' i r i ".-.I-'-". .' i Mrs. William C. DePew will entertain with an informal "at home" tonight at her South High street; residence in compliment to her husband, Lt William ' C. DePew, who is home on leave from Camp Hdan, Calif. A group of the cou ple's friends have been invited to call between 6 and 8 o'clcoki ' - , i .- -1 ' . ' - j ;. ' - i - ... I ; . i Assisting the hostess will be Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heath, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Earnest Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mapes,Mr. and Mrs. Nerval Ev Edwards and Mr. arid Mrs. Elmer Armstrong. ! t- I a - - - ;; -L- " "' 4 Open House at DeSarts -( i - i- i - : - x - -; - - -'-- -: !: -i . -. I - - ' w- ! Mr. and Mrs. Hal DeSart will hold an open house at their new residence, 80 Academy street thisf afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock. Over 150 guests have been invited to' calL i ' '.v--. -;- ' .- ' - I ' A Church Ceremony . . . Before a spring setting of acacia, narcissus and bronze snapdragons at the Jason Lee Me thodist churchj this afternoon Miss Carol Gertrude! Clark, daughter of- Professor and Mrs. , Herman Clark will become the bride of Mr. John HJBowers, Jr.; staff 'sergeant United States army, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bowers of Kansas City. Kansas. v J At 3 o'clock Dr. Daniel H. Schulze will officiate before a large gathering of guests. Light ing the altar candles? will be Miss Alleen Sechrist and Miss MarJorie Reeves, who will wear " blue taffeta frocks. Miss Nona Zimmerman of Corvallis will sing "O Promise Me" and ; "Be cause before the bridal party enters and Miss Alice Rose will be the organist - . j . ' " ;s ; h - - - " ' : j - "- i For her wedding; the blonde bride has chosen a gown of fine, white . marquisette fash ioned with a full skirt -slightly entrain. The fitted bodice is enhanced with a-design;of braid, a rounded neckline and three-quarter length sleeves. . j - : i f From a Juliet cap of lace and pearls will cascade her fingertip length veil of illusion! She will wear a pearl necklace and her shower bouquet will be of bouvardia centered with a J white orchid. Professor Qark will give his daughter In marriage. -, I V; Miss Corliss Clark will; walk immediately preceding her sister. as maid of honor: i Her; i dress will be of pink silk jersey. The bridesmaids will be the bride's cousin. Miss Rebekah Putnam and Miss Doris Dough tori. Miss Putnam will wear petal blue marquisette and Miss" i; Doughton's dress is of yellow marquisette. ' The, girls will carry spring bouquets of pink, blue, I yellow and white flowers. .1 1 j ' j j ' V Sergeant Lloyd Osborne ot Kansas Gty,1 Kansas, who is now stationed at Oregon State " college, will stand with Sergeant Bowers as best man. Seating the guests will be Mr. David : ' Putnam, Mr. Loren Wlntersheid, Mr. James and Mr. .Elvin Pitney. of Junction City., j ; . ; .... . i ' 1 . . - - ...... i 5 , r ' - - Mrs. Qark has chosen a royed blue brocaded silk suit with navy hat and accessories for her daughter s nuptials. Her corsage will be, of gardenias and pink roses. Mrs. Bowers,! who ' came west for her son's marriage, will, wear a moss green dress with matching hat and her flowers will be 'gardenias and red roses. , : A reception at the Clark home will be held aflpr the ceremony. Miss Doris- Doughton . "will' greet the "guests at the 'door. ;V Mrs.- H.' P. lewett of Central Point will cut her niece's wed-. . uiing cake Mrs. D. y. Van. Cleave of Whittier, CaliL, the bridegroom's aunt will preside at Jhe coffee urru. Serving will be JwusAileea Sechrist iMissMariorieReeves, Miss Muriel Llndstrom and Miss Grace CramerC i Miss Velora Williams will pass the guest book and Jn -the " Igift room will 'be Miss Ruth 'Cramer 5 and Miss Carol Jeari"Tobley of Portland. . r " - ' When the, newlyweds leave for the east on their honeymoon the bride will wear, a water-, : melon red wool tadlleur with black'and white accessories. . The -young couple will ; visit in Denver enrouteto Kansas City where they, will visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Bow- . ers are planning d reception at their home late this Jweek In honor of their son c- his bride. - . Miss Clark. is a graduateTof Willamette .university and .a member of Delta Phi . sorority.1 This year she has been attending Peabody college library school in Nashville. Term., and In " June will receive her degree in library science. Last year Miss Clark was on the staff of the Oregon state library. '''.--. . ;"''.?.."': " ' - 4 - . "it Sergeant Bowers Is a graduate of Kansas State; college and Is a member of Delta Tau' . Delta. He was formerly stationed at Camp Adair and Is now at Camp Shelby. MississippL i Mrs. DeSart's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Dreyer of Portland, will be her far the occasion and will receive with their son-in-law and daughter. -.The De Sart's daughters. Ton! arid Gail, will open the door and assisting in the living room will be Mrs. Lee Crawford and Mrs. Ernest Bowen. f , ? i Presiding at the coffee urns will be Mrs. M; D. jVinyard and Mrs. Harold Dunsmoor. Mrs. Tex Burroughs will preside at the punch, bowl and serving will be Mrs. Hal Gross, Mrs.! Clarence Wolf and Mrs. Tip Bandel. During- the after noon Mr. Bandel will play a group of violin solos and he will be accompanied by Mrs. Wayne Strachan, J , - I - - ; f - , . . " i t ". . : . The table centerpiece will be of pink carnations and blueiris flanked by blue candles in crystal holders. : : I j Red Cross Benefit Tea I The Spinsters are entertaining with a valentine tea .this afternoon at the home of Miss Janice Nelson on West Lefelle street from 3 to 6 o'clock. It Is a beriefit Red Cross tea and Spinsters, honorary members, mothers and friends are invited to call during the tea hours.' - I f i Mrs. Homer H. Smith, sr., will greet the guests at the door and receiving will be Miss Patricia Vandeneynde, president who will be assisted by Spin ster members and a group of their mothers. . I -'- X j --I Patronesses who will preside at the tea urns are. Mrs. Henry V. Compton, Mrs.! Robert EL Shinn, Mrs. Frank H. Spears, sr and Miss Beryl Holt Bouquets of spring flowers in varied shades will be arranged about the guest rooms and on the tea table, j v Yf --)-r-r; ' ;.:4-'?.,ii';:;.:,,r:"-.;f..;..' Tea to Honor State President : ' ' j ' -?: i ' i ' i'"';'T"' 'y-i'f " ' !.-.-. :"'" J '-"' -'-r' ', f - - - -'t :)'. f '" ';',".', I Miss Dorothy Pearce and members of the, Salem branch. Music Teachers association will be hostesses at a tea this afternoon at the Pearce home. The tea. hours for which are 3:30 to 5:30, is being given in honor of Mrs. Amy Olm sted , Welch of Portland, president of the Oregon Music Teachers association. ! . Greeting guests at the- door' will be Mrs, T; . S. Roberts, f - Miss Dorothy . Pearce, president of the local Music, Teachers association, will be in the re ceiving line, with Mrs. Welch, Mrs. Bernice Simmons, Steson, president of the Portland district and Miss Frances Virginia Melton, Salem, immediate past president of the Oregon association. Y ' V - ; .r. Assisting about the rooms will be Mrs; Bertha Junk Darby, Mrs. David Eas on, Mrs. Frank Burlingham; Mrs. P. F. Thomas, Mrs. PrisdllajMeJsingef Vilt sey and Mrs. Mary Schultz Duncaru . I ' - , - 'V J-Irs. Vdlter Denton, Miss Elma Weller. Miss" Lena Belle tartar and Mrs, Mabel S. Powers will par. -Serving will be Miss Margaret Hogg, Miss Helen McHirrori, Miss Ruth Bedford. Mrs. Jean Hobson Rich, : Mrs. Mary Talmadge Headrick, Mrs. Grace DeHarpport and Mrs. Lois Plummer Schmidt , : Dinner . Parties on i Saturday ; ' : - C j- - ;'; ' President and Mrs.tG.- Herbert Smith .were hosts for . cm -informal dinner party Saturday night at University House preceding ."Freshman Glee. - i Covers were placed for Mr and Mrs. Clarence M. Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. McCulloch of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Paul RiVcdlace, Dr.- R. Franklin Thompson of Tacoma, Rev. John L. Knight and Dr; arid Mrs. Smith. . .4 . Mr. and Mrs. Herman Miller ' presided at dinner Saturday "night ct their home on North 18th street for a group of friends. The valentine motif was car ried out in the decorations and cards were in play during the .evening. j ; The Miller's guests! included Mr. and Mrs. Biarne Ericksen, J-Ir, and Mrs, 'J.' Deane Patterson, Mr. ctnd Mrsl Charles Feike, Mr. and Mr3. Floyd Sccsssr. Mr. arid Mrs. Ralph Eggstaff, Mr, and Mrs. Elmer O. Berg, Mrs. Roy Viksironi and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Miller of Portland, who are weekend craest3 at the Herman Miller home. " The two men are brothers. 4. ; - " ! lAi. and Ivlrs. Ralph Hamilton entertained informally at dinner Saturday night for a group of their friends at their home on East Lincoln street Turing "flowers provided the decorative note and the evening hours were spent infor-
