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Salem Folk Travel '
During; Sumrriertime
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A elcomed newcomers in the capital are Mrs.
Lloyd Sanders and her -sons, Steven and
Philip, who recently came from Medford to make
their home here where Dr. Sanders is practicing
dentistry. The family home is at 1860 Madison
street GCennell-Ellis). - ! !
Visitors Make News.
Summertime" always brings visitors to the cap
Jtal and others are leaving on sojourns to the beach
es, or for a visit with relatives. j
Mrs. Brewer Mills and daughter, Kay Louise, of
Marsrineia are returning nome toaay oner ;a visit
here at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. H.
Pickens. Acomoanving them back for tx visit of
severaT weeks Will be Mrs. Pickens and Mrs. Robert
Pickens and young son, Robert, jr., of Philadelphia.
Mrs. . Joseph E. Harvey, jr and son, Joey, of
Portland are visiting here this week at the khome
of her moftier; . Mrs. Dlen Fisher. ; .
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Kuhn are
their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs.. Jack
; Mrs. Earr Ccoley and daughter. Betty, Anne
Forristel, Mrs. Charles Feike and children, Dennis
rmd Marv. are leavina todav for several weeks Stay
at the (Jooley beacn nouse at wesrowin. jommg
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A. F. Marcus, Mrs. Emma Carter, Mr. - Feike .and
Mr. Cooley. . ."-K.v f
? Miss Marjorie Hill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Hill, sr. left turaay lor foruana ot spena
; a week witha group of her Kappa Kappa Gamma
sorority-sisters, y y' -:: . I
I -Weeeknd guests of Mrs. Ralph Barnes are Mrs.
: Cephas Ramqulst of Burton, Wash., Mrs. Louis La-
' Bare of Eugene and Miss Elaine Oberg of Portland.
Mrs. Fipnk Alfred of Olympia will be the! house
guest o Mrs. George Scales. . They will all be here
for Willamette commencement and the Beta Chi
alumnae breakfast j-J : .-.
Mrs. Wilson Siegmund and son, I Jimmy, are
. leaving Monday for Seattle to spend several weeks
at the home of her " uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
C. C; Wilson.,' . . " i
; Lt and Mrs. Robert Mulvey and daughter. Mar
da Alice, are spending the weekend in Salem at
I the home of her mother, Mrs. Marcia B. Smith. Lt
and I Mrs. -Mulvey are home on leave from: Camp
Howzr Texas, .where he is stationed with the tank
division. Mrs. Mulvey will be remembered as Betty
Smith. Before returning south ' the travellers will
Visit in Oregon City, their former home. j
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" ' The goings and comings of travelers are highlights of interest in society with Salem
' ' folk busy greeting newcomers or bidding farewell to old friends. ' . , ' "
Mrs. Chandler Brown and children. Plum, Roxanne arid Bill, are entraining tonight
, for Washington,'; DC, to joint LL Gg) Brown,; who is" stationed there jwith1 the navy.1 The
Browns have taken a house there and will" remain as long as he is' there.' -
t , Mrs. Ralph jNohlgren and young, son, Douglas, are leaving Friday for San Fran-
Cisco to join LL (jg) Nohlgren They are leaving - today; for Pcrtlarid. to spend the - re
mainder of the.yreek with her parents.'Dr. and-Mrs. Carl 'Hollmgwailh: Lt Nohlgren ;is :
stationed at Treasure Island and they have taken xt house in the bay city. - r
To Join Their Husbands ' ; 1 1 : : , .
. Mrs.' Horace Miller and children.' Allan; Robert arid Virginia, expect to leave with-'
: in the week for Portsmouth, Virginia, where Lt. Cmdr. Miller is stationed. ' " -J
: Enroute to Salt Lake City to join her army husband i? Mrs. Francis T. Wade and
daughter, Corinne. They are leaving the first of July. Major Wade is stationed at Fort
. Douglas. Corinne plans to return in the fall to enter Oregon State college, but her mb
, ther will remain in Salt Lake Qty. - '. ; , y
Mrs. Edward A. Lebold and sons. Frank and Bob have returned from a -several
weeks stay in Berkeley, Calif., with Lt Cmdr. Lebold, jwho is stationed at St Mary's
college with the navy, Mrs. Lebold and her sons plan ito leave in early July to join Lt.
i Cmdr. Lebold and they have taken a house in the bay city. . s
Mrs. BjarneEricksen and sons, John and Wayne, are leaving Monday -for Rupert
Idaho, to visit for several weeks withher parents. Mr. and'Mrs. John Williams. S'
, Mrs. Melvir T. Hurley will leave: Wednesday for her home in San Francisco after
a month's visit at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles !A:- Sprague. Lt 0g) '
Hurley is now on active duty with the navy. " .- ' i ' - ..
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i Home again is Mrs. Mary Lachelle. ;; who returned'; Thursday from a six weeks stay
on the east coast She went to New York and New London; Conn., where she visited 1
i her sons, Elbert, who is stationed in New'London with; the navy, and Ensign Jack La-
chelle of the merchant marine. Mrs. Lachelle also' visited "friends In Toronto. Canada.
' Enroute home she stopped In Seattle, where her son. Jack, is now based. S
Welcomed home is Mrs. Charles . McCargar, whd has been in Eugene me past
year as house mother at one of the co-ops on the University of t Oregon campus. She
will spend the $ummer months in Salem .with her .son and daughter4n-ldw, Mr. ahd
Mrs. Dpnald McCargar, and in Portland with relatives and friends; . . . H
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l80! new Salem residents are Mrs. Lee Thomas
arid daughter, Carol, who came late in the .
spring from Portland to reside here. Mrs. Thomas is
a sisteiof Mrs. Lloyd Sanders. Mr. Thomas is with
Salem ..Sand and Gravel. (Kennell-Ellis). I
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Luncheon for Newcomer
Welcome; newcomers to the capital are Mr. and Mrs.
Harry B. Johnson and, daughter, Karen, of Eugene Mr.
Johnson is the new principal of Salem senior high school.
The Johnsons ! have purchased a home at 529 North 23rd
street and arrived in Salem last week. The Johnsons
have an felder boy, Harryi jr., who is overseas wth the
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J For the pleasure of Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Harold Sho
gren entertained a group j of friends at a dessert lunch
eon Friday afternoon at her home on North 23rd jstreet
Guests wire feeated at small tables centered .with plates
of strawberries and powdered sugar Contract : bridge
was in plfcry during the afternoon. V -
iVi"' Robert"Pickeni and son,. Robert Jr of Philadelphia,
who are spending the, summer months in Salem at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn M. Yeager, land her
husband's, family. Mr. and Mrs. K. H; Pickens. Mrs! Pickens is
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At the Pi Beta Phi sorority house on the Willam
ette university campu3 last Slunday. Miss Ros
ella Bell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bell ol
Stayton, revealed her betrothal to Aviation Cadet
Theodore R. Jones, United States navy reserve. No
plans have been made for the wedding. The couple
rnst ct Willamette and Miss Bell plans to resume her.
sYadlss there this summer. (Jesten-Miller). V' v J, ,
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Iss Rosemary Sue BelL daughter of Mr. -and
"Mrs;: Lloyd V. BelL whose engagement to En- ,
; sign Waller Louis Berg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter f
Berg of Tacoma, was announced at a dinner party
Friday night No date has been set for the wedding.
Ensign Berg is now in Oakland, CaliL; awaiting or-
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' JVI ara M!- who makes her home I in . :
. "7. , Beverly ..Hills, Calif.,' has been spending the
past month in Salem at the home of bet parents, Mr.
and Mrs.' John F Mielkev Sh$ wiU return, south the
end of the week. Several parties have been given
In her honor during her . stay here. : s t
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Will Entertain: . Today .
V Late this afternoon following the -Willamette univer-p
, sity commencement j exercises President and Mrs. G.s
Herbert Smith will preside at a buffet dinner for a group "
, of friends here for th. occasion pt University House.--- -'
The buffet , tabM will- bo centered ; with a fountain
arrangement of pink-iand white Sowers and other pastel -bouquets
will decorate the guest rooms.
v ; Covers will be placed for Chancellor and Mrs. Fred
erick M. Hunter of Eugene, Mr. land Mrs. Guy L Atkin
: son arid Mr. and Mrs. George Atkinson of San Mateo"
Calif., 1 Miss Hizabethj Whitsett of Van Nuys, Calif., Mr.
and Mrs. Amedee Smith of Portland. Dr. and Mrs.. J.' C. -Harrison,
Dean and Mrs." Chester F. Luther and President
and Mrs. G. Herbert Smith. '; .
Breakfast for Visitors' j! : -
Miss Stella McKay will entertain at breakfast this
morning at the home !of her mother, Mrs. Stanley McKay,
on South High street! in compliment to two of her; Port
land friends, Mrs Brongwyn Williams "and Mrs. : Peter
Thompson. " The breakfast table! will be centered with a
- bouquet of pink roses. 1 j -
" Places . will be rfcdd lor Mrs. Williams - and 5 Mrs.
Thompson," Mss. Barbara Compton,: Miss . Patricia iVan
,deneynde. Miss Sybil Spears. Miss Connie McKay; Mrs. .
Dale Shepherd, Mrs.' Wendell ;Wyait .Mrs. Gordon ;Orr
and Miss Stella McKay.1
rs. Garlen Simpson and son. Dick, who left the
"first of the month for Portland to reside. Mr.-
Simpson has been there for. the past! two years a3
assistant superintendent of housing and transpor
tation at Swan Island shipyard. Mrs.1 Carrie. Beech
ler, mother of Mrs. Simpson accompanied her son-1
in-law and daughter to Portland and will live with' I
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Yocom-Sharp Rites .
Of much interest to Salem folk is the wedding
of Miss Helen Sharp, daughter! of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Sharp of Gaston, and Mr. Ralph Yocom, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Ray A. Yocom, which will take place to
night at the First Congregational church in Forest 1
Grove. Rev Kellogg will officiate at the 8 o'clock
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The church will be decorated with, white bas
kets of pastel garden flowers j and white tapers in
candelahras. Cecil Kjoberstein. jr and Deryl Yo
com of Salem will light the candles. Mi33 Roma
Ralston of Forest Grove will sing TLove You Truly"
and "Because" preceding the nuptials and Mr. Wil
liam Salzman will be at the organ.
Of eggshell slipper satin is the bridal gown.
The fitted bodice is designed with a sweetheart neck
line and tiny satin buttons extend from neckline to
waist in back. The long sleeves are shirred and
end in a point over each wrist A shirred panel en
hances the bodice in front The full skirt ends in a
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For "something borrowed" the bride will wear
the veil belonging to the groom's sister, Mrs. Bruce
W. Carkin. The train-length tulle veil is edged in
hand crochet lace and scattered over it are-tiny cro
chet roses. The veil will cascade from a cap of
Irish crochet She will canY an arm bouquet of
white calla lilies. Mr. Sharp rwill give his daughter
in marriage. r .
Immediately preceding fie bride to the altar
will be Miss Ruthmay Schrepl of Salem, maid cf
honor and following her will -be Miss Robert Jean
Yocom, sister of ; the . groom, liss Marjorie Arp of
Portland and Mis Maryelleri Ahlgren of Gaston.
They will wear identical gowns of yellow taffeta
and net made with fitted bodices and full skirts and
their half hats will be of the fame color and mater
ial. They will carry an old Ifashioned no3egay of
rosebuds and sweetpeas.
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I Nancy Joan Glover, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Glover of Vancouver, Wash., flower glrL will
wear a floor length dress of pijhk taffeta and will car
ry a basket of rose petals. j f .
; Mr, Samuel Goomanson- of Portland will serve
os Mr. Yocom's best man. Ushers will be Mr. Rich
ard Yocom and Mr.vDonald fYocom of Salem and
Mr. Lawrence Sharp, jr., of YamhilL
.Mrs. Sharp has chosen a gown of pink and
black for her daughter's wedfiing and Mr3. Yocom
will wear black crepe with al panel insert of green
Their corsages will be roses and gardenias
At -the reception, whichl will be held In the
church parlors, the newlyveds will , greet their
" guests. ' The bride's' table, wp be covered with an
eggshell satin cloth and centered, with a bouquet cf
white stock and carnations flanked by white tapers .
In silver candelabras. , I - V
Miss Helen Kcberstein will cut her .niece's wed
ding cake and Mrs. Grant Scott will presida at the
punch bowl.' Betty Lou .Koberstein will - pass . the
- dream cakes and Mrs. Don Mason the guest -book. '
Assisting in serving will be Miss Kathrynne Stasek,
Miss Margaret Stewart, Miss Barbara Loomls and
Mrs." A. W. Anderson, jr. 1
The couple will spend their honeymoon - at
Road's End. For going away the bride will wear a
pink suit with navy blue accessories. For the sum
mer the bride will travel with her husband, who is
with the state highway, engineers, and in the fall
they will take an apartment in Portland.
.. Among the Salem people attending the wed
ding will be Mr. and Mrs. David-Wright Judge and
Mrs. George Rossmarui-Mr. and Mrs. Wayna Yocom,
v Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lawrence Mr. and Mr3. Richard
V Rentfro, Mr. and Mrs. Mel vin Millett. Miss Mary Eliz
abeth Sissorw MiS3 Janice Nelson, Miss Helen Zie
linskl. Miss Marianr.3 Low arid Miss, Doris Duffy. -
Dinner at . Hockett's . .
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Campbell and Mrs. Ver
den E. Hockett wera hosts fr a smartly arranged
: dinner party Saturday night fat the latter' s home on
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The buffet table was' centered-with a bouquet
of pastel summer flowers and guests" were seated at
individual tables; Contract bridge was in play alter
, the dinner hour. j
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Covers were placed. for Dr. and Mrs. Carl Em:
. mans, Mr. and Mrs. A. L Adlolphson, Dr and- Mrs.
- Frederick Hill Thompson, Mri I and Mrs.. B. VL Don
aldson, -Mr. and rMrs.Doydf;Riches, Drand Mrs.
- Eurton Myers, Mr.- and Mrs. Chester Olson, - Mrs. Ed
ward A. Lebold, Mr. -Verden1 Hockett and-Ltr. and