The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 21, 1944, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EEC Miss Cooke Now Mrs. Henery .; From California c.om es word of the marriage of Miss Dorothy Lois Cooke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James L. Cooke, and lieu tenant James A. Henery, son of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Henery, all of Salem. The ceremony took place on Friday, June 18 in the study of the United Presbyterian church at Santa Ana. Rev.' A- E. Kelly .' officiated at the 8:30 o'clock rites. i For her wedding the bride wore a navy blue tailleur with navy blue and white accessories. She was attended by Miss Jo anne Holstad of Portland and Lt. Hugh F. Newell of Illinois was Lt. Henery'i best man. ' 'i After a wedding' trip in south- . ern California the couple will be at home in Santa Ana. Lt Hen ery is stationed at the marine corps air station at El Toro, Calif. The bride and groom are graduates of Salem schools. The new Mrs. Henery attended Ore gon State college where she was affiliated with Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Her husband attended Santa Rosa Junior college. Mrs. Madison Heads Legion - Members of the American Le gion auxiliary met Monday in the Salem Woman's club and elected Mrs. Donald Madison president for the year which be gins in September. Installation of officers .will be held at that time. Other officers to assist Mrs. Madison will be first vice presi dent, Mrs. Austin Wilson; second - vice president, Mrs. L N. Bacon; recording secretary, Mrs. Frank Marshall; treasurer, Mrs. Merle D. Travis; corresponding secre tary, Mrs. John A. Olson; finance officer, Mrs. H. Anderson. Delegates to the department convention in August will be Mrs. James A. Carson, Mrs. Don Madi son, Mrs. I. N. Bacon, Mrs. Merle D. Travis, Mrs. John A. Olson, Mrs. Frank Marshall, Mrs. A. W. Lovcik and Mrs. Gorge A. Gab riel. Delegates who will auto matically attend from Capital Unit will be Mrs. Leon Brown, , Mrs. Stanley Krueger, and Mrs. Earl T. Anderson, District No. 2 president. Miss Mary Margaret Livesay sang . several numbers accom panied by Margaret Hood. The two girls sponsored by Capital unit who attended the Girl's State encampment Sarah Morse and Ruth Conrad spoke. The fourth of July commission consisting of Mrs. W. L. Osborne, , Mrs. Madison, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Carson is making plans for the stand at Marion square during the Legion and 5th bond drive celebration. ' The unit will adjourn for the summer. The committee assisting Mrs. Garson, who served refresh meats, were Mrs. E. W. Rithey, Fisher and Mrs. Florence Ames. , Mrs. Leon Habernicht,-Mrs. James Fisher, and Mrs. Florence Ames. Mrs. George A. Gabriel and Miss Jessie Rodman presided at the urns. Friday Mrs. James A. Garson : retiring president will entertain I officers, chairmen and, helpers at i 8 p.m. at her home. The Delta Phi alumnae will entertain with their annual com mencement i breakfast Sunday morning at the Marion hotel at 9 o'clock. Mrs. Joseph Felton, pres ident of the Salem alumnae, will preside and Mrs. Howard Berg man is in i charge of arrange ments.' . . . , Today's Pattern "As becoming to size 41 as to size 12" is the boast of Pattern 4310. Its slim front panel pro vides lovely proportions for ev ery type of figure. I , ; Pattern 4810 comes ia misses' sizes: 12, 14, 18, 18 and 20. Worn- en's sizes: 30, 32, 34, 38, 38, 40, 42 and 44. Size. 18 takes 3. yds. 35-Inch.. . ; . - V:'.'r -: : V Send fVCTEXH CENT laeoms for tflis pattern to The Orejoi Statesman. Pattern v 07 S1' Or" Writ plainly M.K. NAlltS. ADDRESS. STYLE KVU3SX. - j Tr CLNT3 moTt brmes our 1944 Anne Adams Spring Pattern Bj-ok. tiew. a.y-to-make styles. Tret Pat tern printed la book. TTVifi i"-fh 'M fcvtt II- i . . U2.M. Mrs. , Wade Is Honor . Guest Mrs. Fred N. Stump presided at a smartly appointed luncheon . Tuesday afternoon at her D street ' home-for the pleasure of Mrs.' Francis T. Wade, who is leaving the first of July for Salt Lake City to join Major Wade. Guests were seated at small tables centered with bouquets of pink roses and snapdragons and blue delphinium. Contract bridge was in play after the luncheon hour. Covers were placed for Mrs. France Wade, Mrs. Harry U. Mil ler, Mrs. Herbert D. Stiff, Mrs.' Ralph H. Cooley, Mrs. James Humphrey, Mrs. Merrill Ohling, , Mrs. Henry V. Compton, Mrs. Robert E. Shinn and Mrs. Fred N. Stump. . . Shrine Holds Final Meeting Willamette Shrine, White Shrine of Jerusalem held its last stated meeting until fall on Monday in the Masonic temple with Mrs. Albert C Smith, wor thy high; priestess and Mr. Willis E. Brown, watchman of the shepherds presiding. Honored guests present were Mrs. Carl Anthony, past high priestess of Oriental Shrine, To- : ledo, Ohio; Violet Kaster and El mer C. Ramsey, worthy high priestess and watchman of shep- : herds; and Elfrida Hedges, a past worthy high priestess, all of Ore gon Shrine no. 1. Other officers from Oregon Shrine were Lena L. Ramsey and Adeline K. Vitas. , Following are the members of Willamette Shrine receiving, su preme appointment who were honored at the meeting: Mrs. Miller IL Hayden, districi' de- ?: puty; Miss Da M. Austin and Mrs. Ellen Gabriel, supreme committee chairmen and Mrs. Albert C. Smith and Mr. Willis E. Brown, supreme queen's at tendant and king's guard. All past high priestesses and watch man of shepherds were escorted and introduced. Ritualistic services were exem plified, during which duets were ' played by Mrs. Fern Allison and Mrs. Pearl Speer. ?" Refreshments were served in- the dining room from tables, the center one covered with a Jace cloth with a basket of red, white and blue flowers guarded by red and whjte tapers in crystal hold- ers, Mrs, Byron B. Herrick was chairman for the evening, : -as- sisted by Mrs. Addie Curtis, Miss Juana Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. -Arthur Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Dry will be hosts for the annual pie "" nic of the Shrine, which will Joe - in July at the Dry residence. v..' . . Spinsters Plan Activities Spinsters met at the home of Miss Patricia Vandeneynde Mon day night with Miss Sybil Spears presiding at the meeting. Plans -were, made for the group's sum mer activities. - During the evening . Spinsters worked on new USO scrap books with Miss .Phyllis Adams in charge. The girls have divided into two groups, each will fill Russian war relief boxes under the direction of Miss Florence Duffy.' " . The Spinsters are planning a benefit bridge party for this sum mer, the date to be announced later. Miss Jean McPherson has - been appointed chairman of the committee. . .Dinner Party at ' Powell Home Mrs. Bingham Powell has in vited members of her bridge club to dinner tonight at her Lebanon home. The occasion marks the end of a year's play and the win ners are entertaining the losers. Cards Will be in play, after the ' dinner hour. . . ." ; . ::- ' Covers will be placed for Mrs, Merrill Falkenhagen, Mrs. Albert Ott, Mrs. Ralph Nohlgren, Mrs. Wayne Dobson, Mrs.' Gerald Nib ler, Mrs, Andrew Halvorsen Mrs. - Donald Armpriest, Mrs. Edwin McEwen and Mrs. Bingham Powell. . D2. WILL I. Optometrist aad Ortheu Jll Oregon ClJg. Oitt Sears Store 111 JMIIIIl Oil SI ii CLUB CALENDAR WEDNESDAY. ' 1 Daughters t. Union Veterans meet with. Mrs. W. A. Guetfroy, 1120 North 15th street, a P-in. ! ' Salem Writers' club with Mrs. Ora r. Mclntyre.i40 Norta Lib erty street. 7 JO p.m. i Women's Society Christian Ser vice. First Church, 10 JO a.m.. au day meeting. THCKSDAY ' Zonta dinner xneettnc Golden pjn. .. and : ' business Pheasant. fSO FRIDAY Woman Bibla class First Meth odist church meet with Mrs. Edna Waterman. 1901 Hrnea street. 3 p.m. ) I Pythian Sisters, I p.m. Frater nal temple. j ' j Luncheon at McKay Home Mrs. Douglas McKay entertain ed members of the Gaiety Hill Garden club at a lovely -luncheon Monday afternoon at her home on Jerris avenue. Luncheon was ser ved on the terrace and the table centerpiece was of yellow roses and blue delphinium. ; ; Mrs. Lester Barr was re-elected president of thej group for the coming year j and Mrs. J... N. Bishop will continue as secretary treasurer. Members took varied flower arrangements which were discussed during the afternoon. Covers were placed for Miss Elizabeth Lord, a guest, Mrs. Wil liam L. Phillips, Mrs. J. i N. Bishop, Mrs. Lester ! Barr, Mrs. ' Margaret Rosecarns, Mrs. Walter H. Smith, Miss Edith Schryver, Mrs. Fred B. Keeler, Mrs. -Frank S. Healy, Mrs. Lee Canfield and Mrs. Douglas McKay. Barrett-Smith Vows Read- -il Miss Betty Joy Smith, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter j C. Smith, and Mr. .Voghn Barrett, son pf;Mr. and Mrs. George Bar rett, were married oii June 19 in the Carrier room of 'the First Methodist churchi Dt. J. C Har rison officiated before members of the immediate , family at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Mernin Gilson play ed the wedding march and sang "Because" and "I j Love You Truly." The room was decorated with carnations and mock orange blossoms. "'iX.,-.---l!V:;: j' Toe her marriage the bride chose a gold suit -with brown ac cessories and a corsage of Tal isman roses and sweet peas, f . ; Mrs. Darlene Nelson was per sister's only attendant. She wore an aqua suit with j white and brown accessories and a corsage of sweet peas and roses. Mr. Ed Hoffman! stood with Mr. Bar rett as best man.) j A reception was held imme diately after the ceremony, i The bride is a graduate of Sa ' km high -school and her husband is associated with Jiis father in the lumber business. V After, a wedding 1 trip, the couple will make their home in Valsetz. Mrs. j Adams to j Honor Club j Mrs. JL P. Adams will preside at a bridge luncheon this after noon atl her coMntry home for, members of her summer club,! which ii meeting for the first: time. I; : i-;;?: Mrs. James Brnd is a special! guest ami members are Mrs. Da vid Wright, Mrsl R. G. Doege, Mrs. Charles A.) Sprague, Mrs. William Newmeyer, Mrs. Elmer Daue, Mrs. Leona Johnson, Mrs. Ray A. Tocom, and Mrs. Adams. Cenft-rktolaUeas ga l Mr. and ' Mrs. Robert E. Rieder of . Cor vallis, formerly j of Salem, ' on the birth of a daughter, Neena Lee,- at Ihe Salem General hos pital Tuesday morning. . The lit tle girl,! who weighed eight pounds six ounces, is the grand- daughtef of Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Smith. Mrsi Rieder is the former Marguerite Smith.- - i Sr i WWf-rOU Mkllt Is J arinirtM, in tONQ)NDeW,iorsssial4 Uk, ar t mm wiU k Wk, fmtm, tft ait. H cutis m r-wuw x' ma. Somftv ice aytta ti. i Um swik ; . r Mm tk for JtHLlwi Inra dwMrtoJ : momt. Adt y i ymmi forlONDONOtiiKY. II k any li, m4 htr 1 pscieiw 20 hwn rxii,stpai4. ' LONDONDIiar IS HmH StrX, Sm Mn S. CoHf. mm AS LO'.V AS n n i i - OSEGON STATESMAN, tkdsxn. Lt. Melsori -Weds in : South ; Details have reached the capi tal of the marriage of Miss Kath- erine Helton, Ensign,: United States naval reserve, daughter of Mrs. J. S. Melton, Thomson; Georgia; and Lieutenant Lewis . Byron Melson, son of Mr. and Mrs.' Roy S. ; Melson of Salens ; which took place in Thomson on June 13 at the First Methodist1 church. , SrnHax and pots of ferns made a background for the candelabra holding white candles, and stan- ; dards filled with white I Calla . lilies. - - . ' Rev. W. H. Gardner, pastor of ' the church,' performed the ring ; ceremony. Preceding , the , cere- -mony, a musical, program was presented by Mrs. Joseph Vason,- . organist, and! Mrs, T. R. Burn side, soloist. j. ; The ushers were Mr. John McNeill, Mr. D. A. McNeill, jr. Mr. Lawrence Knox and Sgt Tom Lewis, i IX John Holden of Charleston, SC, served as best man. -.- y. Mrs. John H. Pound, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Miss Margaret Melton was her sister's maid of honor, and the bridesmaids were - Mrs. John McNeill and Miss Blonde Hobbs, of Thomson, Mrs.- Ralph Tolve of Swainsboro, and Miss Marga ret Johnson of Charleston, SC The matron of honor, maid of honor and the bridesmaids wore identical dresses in all white with jersey bodice featuring the long torso, low sweetheart neck- line and cap sleeves. Yards of I organza formed the billowing skirts. With these they wore long white kid evening gloves. The matron of honor carried a bou quet of yellow carnations, the maid of honor, red carnations, while the bridesmaids carried mixed spring flowers. The bride entered with Mr, W. W. Chandler of Warren ton, who gave hef In' marriage. She wore a traditional wedding gown of ivory satin made with the symbolic sweetheart neckline, long torso silhouette, long sleeves extending to points over tne nands. The very full skirt formed a billowing train. Her veil of bridal illusion fell grace fully from a small net calot em broidered with seed pearls. She carried a shower bouquet of white roses centered with an or chid. ; ; ii . :" The bride received her BS de gree in -education from Georgia State college for women, Mill edgeville. Prior to entering the Waves she taught school, and is now stationed; at Charleston, SC. Lt. Melson ireceived his mas ters degree irt mechanical engi neering fromiOregon State col lege, and is a member of Lamb da Chi Alpha! Sigma Xi, Sigma Tau, Pi Kappa Sigma fraterni ties. Prior to entering the navy he was assistant ; instructor in Oregon State college. Mrs. Melton chose for her daughter's wedding blue sheer with which she wore a corsage of pink roses, and Mrs. Melson, mo ther of the groom, wore navy sheer, and her flowers were gardenias. ' . : Following the ceremony Mrs. Melton entertained with a re ception at the home of Mrs. Ben Jamin Franklin Johnson. The young couple left during the evening ior. Myrtle Beach. SC. after which they will be at Charleston, SC, where they are stationed. i Consult I Mrs. Margaret ; Simmons Sears Expert Corsetlere GIRDLES C 1 1 n and rays with liiMnins turn, i my-boning md knitted elistla In. asrts. Waist aim to 4 Inches.. Noa eaisr. ; j -; : . I GARTEiR BELTS taatilarty ' 1.SS. CattM lacs apptiouid an rayen nd cotton satin. ',' Irant Back heeklnq. - Waist slrss t U. r $1 Nutfa civ Claaranca : pmc - - BRASSIERES nsund Mpllft styles wKhi kaclc tttm and mdiamt' able straps. No4 cetsr. Sizes 024. - 5 On SGARS Roebuck and Co. I I iFOUIIDATIOIISg t For Fine Fit . . ml Always . ' ' j '-- 't ,: " ' V..' f - ei . s ' J .,-'S" v. r Oregon, Wednesday Morning. . CANTEEN CALENDAR WEDNESDAY, JVSX 21 v Hunters and Anglers auxiliary. - - THUKSDAT, UN U PEQ Slsterhoed. ' ! - isudXt, ji'nx Beta Sigma Phi- . ) SATUKDAT, JUNI ti ' ,1 v-l to Mothers of Co. B. t 4 to T Cervais groups. ' -: T to 11 AAUW. SUNDAT. JUN 23 9 to 11 Rotana club. - .. 11 to 1 BPO Eks No. St. I to 4 Salem Teachers Assn. ' 4 to T Veteraas Foreign Wars aux iliary. ' ... . ' V to 11 Hebekah lodge. MONDAY, JUNE 24 Girls' Service organization. . . : TVSEDAY, JUNE Z7 - - Lions club auxiliary. ' WEDNESDAY, SUNE 21 , - i Rotary auxiliary. : THLESDAY, JCNE Ti .,. Bapbaterians. i ..( -i .J, ' r Xebekahs met en Monday ' night for 4 regular session with Mrs. Glen Adams in the chair.. Installation jof Odd "Fellows and ! Rebekahs ? was' . announced ; for. 'July 10. The group will serve. at , . the USO on Sunday and will hold a social meeting on ; Mon- xlay. : Red Cross ' sewing will be I all day Wednesday and the Past Noble Grands win meet at 275 . South 15th street that night The Three Link dub meeting is Fri- day., and the Patriarch Militant ' also on Friday. ! 1" c III lil " ' ' - I ;.' ! WOMEN'S SLACKS . u V xxx' - ! '!;"' ';. .;''.- . . 1 ' "-;""" Casual Dresses ''. - : ' m-.- Youthful dresses destined to win compliments. Swlngy, full akirted . torse and. princess types, coat frocks, 2-pe. suits land sun -back styles. Prints, pastel rayon shan tung and rib-weavsl faille;" rayon jersey, crepe and sheers. cool cottons, too. S 6 r ( - ... i; " '-. . v . i - yy ' - : - June) 2L 1944 Miss Taaffe Engaged to Officer . " The engagement of Miss Kath lees Ann Taaffe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Taaffe,"' to Lieutenant John D. Pearson, son "of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Pearson of LaPorte, Indiana was recently announced at the 70th division Officer's club at Camp Adair. No plans have been made for the wedding. The bride-elect Is a graduate of Holy Child academy and at tended Marylhurst college. Her fiance" attended Purdue univer- : sity. He is now with the 270th engineer' ; battalion at Camp Adair. I Mrs. George Ernstr Jr." enter l tained at luncheon'at her coun- try home last week for Miss Taaffe. . . : ; - i . - - BIrs. Ida Tracey entertained members of the Fidelis class of the First Baptist church at her home on North Cottage street. The business. was presided over i.93 .o 3.98 Impeoeably tailersd of sturdy, rayon cavalry twill, rayon spun V gabardine and f rest-point fab rics. Full cut . . , take lets of hard wear without shewing it Popular colors. Sizes 1? to 20 and 39 to 44. i ll I izes 12 to 20. X ,r - V y " x - . v , "Miss Oregon" by Mrs. VT. R. Hicks and devo tions were led by. Mrs. L. D. Wyatt and Mrs. Olive Zeh. Mrs. : Wyatt and Mrs. Zeh assisted the hostess in serving refreshments to the following: Mrs. T. E. Mc Clean, Mrs. J. W. Cabeen, Mrs. L. C ElwelL Mrs. T. J. Clare, r lira, liary Long, Mrs. J. F. Cor relL Mrs. iMattie' Clark, Mrs, W. R. Ificks, Mrs. E. Cadger, Mrs. C. Li. Pannenter, Mrs. J. B. k,Wilt and Miss Tommy Boysen. ; - :-':; i I " C t X - ':; Xr ' X Yam Received at Red Gross, v . A new shipment of iyarn has ' Arrived at the offices of Marion county .chapter, American. Red I Cross, according to Mrs. Oar-; ence , S. Hamilton, production chairman. Most of the articles to be knitted are for hospitals, Mrs. Hamilton said. All knitters are invited by the committee to go to the Red Cross offices for yarn,' as knitting should be com pleted as soon as possible in this area. r)ii 'X Xaa ?&yi)i: Xh AT SEARS . . v Old Favorites Win Mew ropifarify YES, OVERALLS! "The Sportster" P LAY SUITS 398 to 595 T w e -p Is e e playsuits with gored, dirndl or wrap-around skirts, midriff types, ruffled neck lines and collarless styles in finer chambray; ( rayon shantung, rayon seersucker, rayon Jer iey and crepe. Proportioned sizes 10 to 20; ome 31 ts 44. '4.- :""y '.-."r"-; ,-; ' ''v::ii'K.::',; .v--' ,-5,-1 .- --v? ;, v:.: SUMMER HATS ?2."L straw In brlmt - whita. toast, pasttis and biack. AU former "Jiiss Orejon" Representatives been "gobbled" up bjr' Hollywood We are Marion County will conduct try Candidates must be single be outs at - Bond Headquarters tween 18 and 26 years ana Commercial and Court SU Sa- - teur-and able to sing. Watch !em, Oregon beginning Mon- , the local papers for further de day. June 19, 3:30 P. RL V - tails. : " Smith Family i Has Party :A reunion held at" the home, of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Smith on Sunday honored '.Mrs. Mary, Smith's 80th birthday which oc- curred this month. She is the , mother of one daughter and . seven sons, all of whom were present Her brother, E. J. Pe . ' terson, 82, was also there. , Present were Mr. and Mrs. E. Jj Peterson, Willamina, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Smith, Eugene, Mr. r Harvey Smith, - Colbert, ' Wash., Mr. and Mrs. W. M. McMorris, . Mr. and Mrs. Asa C Smith, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Smith, Mr. and t Mrs." Arnel Smith, Mr. and Mrs. "; Clifford Smith. Grandchildren present were Mr. and Mrs. Rob-' ert Sullivan Estella, Dexter, : George, Frank, Marynet, ' Sarah Jane, Doreene, Howard, Doris' ' and Gene Smith. Great grand- children are Terry and Colleen Sullivan. Friends present were Miss The lm a Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Eby. , ' i j - " ,.-). j ;f ; Yau'ra doing a mafr Job nowadays . . at the work benvh, around the house and In the Victory garden! Oreas the part. In comfortable, casual apart togs like thess. 'I g90 Smartly stylad and earafully tailored ef denim, striped seersucker, sturdy cotton twill, chambray and novelty cotton tweed. Button back and. nicely fitted built-up tops. Navy and soft blues. Sizes 12 te 20; seme 3trt 44. 298 v ..... In Bond Campaigns hare now searching: for a new ts