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Harvey Qulstad
'and son, Mark,' of
'Portland who are visiting
at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. S.- Lochead. Lt
Quistad, who is stationed
at Eagle Pass, - Texas with
the army air corps, joined
his family here last week."
The Ouistads formerly
made their home In i Sa
lem. ' Mrs. Ouistad will be
remembered as Mary be th
Rumsey. (Kennell-Ellis
photo.)
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Mrs. W. H. Henderson
and her daughter, Mrs.
F. L. DeHarpport and chil
dren, Marie and Dale,
have returned, from a trip
to Rochester, Minnesota,
traveling by way of the
Canadian Rockies. They
stopped in Vancouver,
BG, Regina, Sask., and
Winnipeg, Manitoba. In
Rochester they were the
guests of Mrs. Hender
son's son - in - law and
daughter,' Dr. and Mrs.
Howard Varney. (Eleanor
Henderson), who are the
parents of a new little
girl, Mary Ellen, born , oh
July 8: Dr. Vamey is tak
ing a three year course at
the Mayo clinic, ?
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Phyllis -Ryans Betrothal
. iss Phyllis Ryan had a surprise, for ' Quests - al the'
bridge supper party , she ' gave Saturday night The sur-
- prise was . the announcement of her engagement "to ' Mr.
- James Glasse, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Al Glasse. of 'Ala
; meda, Calif. The bride-elect is" the daughter of Mrs J. H.
" Ryan. No. plans have been made" for the" wedding.
i- Guests were invited to honor Miss Jean Newman, who
. Is leaving in mid-September for Ma&'.WiscbrisIn "where
., she will attend the University of Wisconsin this. year. .Tally
coids. bearmg the betrothed
news. iV A late supper followed an evening of bridge; Bou
quets 'of summer flowers were' arranged about the", "guest
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. , . The bride-to-be is a graduate of Salem-high school arid
this summer started her college'days at WiUcanette.univer-
7 sity.-. Mr. Glasse attended Willamette university where he
was a member of Sigma Tau fraternity. - HeTias been" in
the army receiving a medical discharge this -year. ; This
. fall he will enroll for his junior -year at Occidental college
Bidden to ' ' the anhouncement party were ' Miss Jean '
' Newman, Miss Aririe and. Miss ; Jane Huston; Miss' Lenav
. Tingelstad, Miss Harriet Hawkins, , Miss'- Nancy Wallace, '
wick. Miss Beverhr McGilchrist. .Miss Shlrlev Rol-iwnrni Mis
Sharon Burnett Miss Jbtrtcia Ryan and Mrs.- J. H. Ryari. -
J-r ictured on me steps at the West Lefelle street home of Dean and Mrs. Mel
V vin H. Geist are Mrsv Donald M. Campbell and son, Larry, of Kansas City,
Kansas. They arrived last week for an extended visit in the capital. Mrs.
. Campbell's husband is a brother of Mrs. Geist and the son of Mrs. L B. Camp
bell, who resides at the Geist home. Mr. Campbell is now on active duty
with the navy. (Kennell-Ellis photo). v
Travelers V Highlight the News . . .. .
: . .. ; - By JERYME ENGLISH : ' ' "'r
Statesman Society Editor . . '
. Travelers continue to hold the social, spotlight these late summer daySi Salem lolk are leaving each week fori
various parts of the country to see members of their families, while others, are going on trips.
. Mr. and Mrs. Custer Ross are leaving this month for an extended trip. which will take them to Victoria and
Vancouver, BC, Lake Louise and Banff. They are planning a cruise of the Great Lakes on. the Canadian Steamship
line. They, will begin their cruise at Fort Williams and will leave the boat at Port McNicoll." From there -.they will
go on to Toronto, 'Montreal and Quebec. Before returning home Mr. and Mrs. Ross will visit in New York City and,
" In Chicago where they will attend-the " American Bar association convention. !
- Judge and Mrs. George Rossman are taking the streamliner out of Portland on Friday, September 1 for Chicago1:
They will be registered at the Drake hotel during their 'stay in Chicago. Judge Rossman will attend the American
Bar association and the commissioners meeting which precedes the week before. The Rossmans plan to be away;
- several weeks. . v". . ., 2.
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. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E Utley entrained Thursday night from Portland for New -York City where they will visit
their son, Mr. William Utley, who is in business in the eastern city. ' They plan. to be gone a month. jEnroute both
ways the Utleys will visit with friends and relatives in Sioux City, Iowa, Sioux Falls,- South Dakota and Chicago. j
1 -. Mrsr. Patrick Reynolds (Frances Lilbum), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Iilbumhas left for Macomb, Illinois,!
to join Corporal Reynolds, who is stationed at nearby Camp Ellis. The couple resided in Salem while he was at
Camp Adair. ;', . ' i ' "
- Miss Betty Childs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo N. CKilds. will leave Thursday for San Francisco; San Jose and
' other bay cities where she will visit her Delta Delta. Delta sorority sisters. In San Francisco she will be the guest oi
Miss Molly Jean Maison, who has just returned to ttie south. Miss Childs has been attending fee University of Ore-j
gon isummer session cmd returned home Saturday.'-She' "will enroll for her senior year "at the university this f alii !"r
, Mrs. Taylor Hawkins and her daughter, Miss Harriet Honwxirfs, and-W.' and ' Mrs. Robert : McMurrav of Port-T, 7's ,
land are leaving ihursday lor a vacation in Vancouver and Victoria, BC. They plan to be gone 'a week.
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, Mrs. Douglas McKay and Miss Mary Lou McKay are expected home Monday from Norman, Oklahoma, where! '"
they have been visiting the formers son-in-law and daughter, Ensign and Mrs. Wayne Hadley, and their year old
daughter, Lileen Patricia Lnsign Hadley is stationed at the naval air base in Norman.
v Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Russell Beardsley (Betty Wirth) arrived in the capital Thursday from Grenada, Mis
sissippi, where they have been residing. Sergeant, Beardsley is stationed at Camp McCiart. They are visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. rtaipn Winn ana Mrs. vjuve M. ceardsiey, lor ten days. 1
iss Molly Jean Mcdson, daughter of Lt Col. cmd V.-
"Mrt." H.- C Maison. who has returned -to aaa . s-v
! Francisco after a. visit in Salem with her mother and v - -I
friends." " Miss Maison, a graduate of Salem" schools, - ' "' r
recently completed her pilot's training and has her '
She is now awaiting assignmentjn the bay - ; ,
Beaches Attract Many . . y-
: - The beaches and , mountains . are - popular resorts for
Salem vacationists. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Devers and chil
'dren, Suisanne and Jimmy, of Portland are spending the
:weekend in Salem withtheir families. ' On Tuesday they
will leave for Neskowin where they have taken a house for
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a weet -iney will be accompaniea Dy Mrs. Lynn neise
and son, Iohn, and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Devers, sr.
Weekend guests of Dr. and. Mrs. Burton A. Myers at.
their beach home at Delake are Mr. and Mrs. E L McFJvgiri,
Ccrp&in arid Mrs. Frederick Sullivan, and Mr. Harris Lletzl
-Mrs. . Liet? and me Myers' twin daughters, Jeanne . and
! Janice, have been spending the week at the Myers' beach
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:T Mr, and Mrs. Edward O. Stadter, jr., and son, Greg
ory, have -been vacationing at Neskowin the past weekl
I Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Halley , are spending . several
weeks at their summer home at. Braemar beach. . . j
' - Mrs. pale Shepherd and son, Jeff, have been guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Fraser of McMinnvill at their summer
home at Devils Lake the past week. j " j '
Mr. and Mrs. J. Marvin Ritchie and daughters, Linda and
Patricia Sue, and Mrs. Roger Kellogg are leaving Monday
for Oceanlake where they will vacation for a week, f
Mr. arid Mrs. H. L Braden and Mrs. Gertrude Hodges
ore spending several days on the North Fork of the San-
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; ; Mr. and. Mrs. Gardner Kriapp and sons, Jimmy and '
Eddie are expected home the first of the week from a fort
night's trip. The first week they camped at Three Creeks v
lake and visited with friends at Union Creek. The past, week
they have been guests "of Mr. Knapp's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. G. Knapp. in Grants Pass.
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Lunching at the Marion :
Mrs. George Weller was having Junch with her two. sis?
ters from Portland, Mrs. J. F. Elton and Miss MarierChurchilL
iThey have been here a week arid will leave on Monday. -Miss
Churchill has also been visiting in Monmouthduring
the week.! " " ; -' t . - -
Mrs; Warren Pohle,' in from .her rountry'. home' near
Turner, was lunching with Mrs. Edward K. Piasecld .
The Pohles have had a busy summer harvesting their crops
and entertaining house guests.
' - Mrs. Kenneth1 Sherman (Marjorie Van DeWalker) was
at a booth with Mrs. Albert Currey . . Their army hus-,
bands are both in England . . . Marjoriei has received word ..
from Kenneth, a lieutenant in the air corps, that he has re
ceived the air medal and several citations. p ...
.Two young business matrons lunching together . .. -
Mrs. Delvin Durham and Mrs. Al Moen. -
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" Guests, who called "at' the tea' for" which Mrs.' William,
H. Fisher was hostess. Saturday afternoon, were "tcld of th'
betrothal'of her daughter Miss' Norma Lee tFisher;"to Sei
, . gearit. Herman' F.' Dale of Topekai . Kansas', son of Mr. and
MrsC F. Dale pf Hiawatha, Kansas No plans for trie wed
.1 ding Jidve been made. V v , ;!- V t '. .
The bride-elect.' the daughter ;of Mr. arid Mrs! illiam
,H' Fisher, ' is a graduate of Salem . high schooL ; She is em-
ployed, at the secretary, of state's office. Her fiance was ed-
t2Z, ucqted;iri Kansasr.' He is now stationed at Camp Shelby,
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I iOver d hundred guests called between 3 arid 7 o'clock,
:' Miss Lois Ruth Fisher, the bride-elect's sister.Soperied me
K door and passed' the announcement scrolls. Mrs. Fisher and
her daughter received their guests informally . during '.'.the
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; Presiding at the tea "urns wee Mrs. H. W. Gross, Mrs.
; H. L. Reurker, Mrs. William Hinz and Mrs. Herman Schoen
of Hillsboro, formerly of Salem. Assisting were Mrs. LeRoy
iMittendorf,- Mrs. Jack Brown,: Miss Wilma Papitz, Miss Pru
i,dence Foster and Mrs. ,G. A- Brodhagen. A I IJ .V '
i . - Bouquets of gladioluses were Gtrangedabout. the guest
' rooms."- The tea table wa3 centered with an arrangement of
.- roses, asters and gladioluaes.
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' Jv67 a a dessert supper party Wednesday
-night was the betrothal of Miss Coralee Nichols.
. daughter of Mrs. Cass A. Nichols,, and Mr. Douglas
R. Baker, son of Mr. and Mrs, R H. Baker. The wed-
ding date has not been set (Kennell-Ellis photo).
Couple
- -Miss Helen Purvine;1' daughter of Mrsi Ellis Purvine,- who will be married to - Mr. Andrew Hdmmorul Burnett o
Sari Francisco on Thursday, August 31, is the center of much entertaining-in the lew days before her jfnarriage; .' I
; , ' Mr. Burnett, his father. Mr, W, S. Bumett, and Mr Donald J. Kenrieidy, who will serve as best mdnl for me' bride
groom, are expected to arrive irt the capital Tuesday mom-ing from San Frcmdsco. Mrs.1 Ralph E Purvine, the bride
lect's,sister-iri-law, will return this weekend from Wmona 'Mirmesotov where-she has been spending the1 summer
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Raymond. She will be accompanied r by her young' son, .Bill.
Hostesses Entertain
For tonight Miss "Eleanor Trindle and Mrs. Manfred Olson are, planning a party Jn compliment-to Mis3 PurvineV
Guests have been invited to a.7,o'clock supper at the William H. Trindle home on South Commercial street Guests J;
will -be seated at small tables centered with pastel summer jflowers. ;An everung of follow, thai, supper hour." r
Covers will be placed for. Miss Helen Piirvine; Miss Margaret-Purvine of Coronov Calif., Miss Julia Johnson of Ch'.
cago. Mrs. Kenneth Hanson,5 Mrsl Harold Shogren, Mrs. Woe.Doughton.rMrs.' Chbincey . Gettman of Dallas, Mrs.
' Richard A. Olson, Miss Jecav McElhinny of McMinnville Miss Sybil Spears, Miss Eleanor Trindle and Mrs. Manfred -Olson.
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-Mr. end Mrs. FrarO H..Spears,: sr and. Miss Sybil Spears will be hosts for a bulfet suppef,TuesdjaryvnlghV'a"7 -o'clock
at their Chemeketa street home in compliment to Miss-Purvine and her fiance. : . - I -: . :--',..1 "
Gtrssts will .be seated at individual tallies .where ewers wiU be placed
Mr. Andrew H. Burnett Mrs. .Ellis Purvine, liss Margaret PurvineVLt and-Mrs. Ralph E. Purvine, Mr.-W. S. Burnett' ;
. Mr, Donald J. Kennedy. Mr. arid-Mrs. Charles A.. Srague, i Mr. od Mrs. T. W.G Ju-;
lia Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward O.Stadt sr. jrM Mr. cmd Mrs ; Robert Needho
lidm Connell Dyer, Mrs. Russell Catlin,-Mr s. Frank IL Spearsi jr and Mr.-and Mrs. Frank-Spears, ttir'-
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hief Petty Officer and Mrt George Bighorn Cau-.
$ey (Mary Josephine Geiser) snapped-by the
photographer in front of the First Methodist church -after
their marriage on August -19. - The bride' is. the
" daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter W:Geiser.tend her ,
' husband's parents are Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Causey.
The couple will live at Manitowoc, Wisconsin, "where '
he is stationed wi me navy.-aCenriell-Ellis -photo).
iss. Peggy-Lou Uritz. above;"' daughter of Mr.;.
. ... . v-'.' and MrsTHartfo'rd M.'Lintt 'whose engagement
to Mr. Herbexf I Steed.' USNR son of Mrs. J. Lymcn ' -
SteeoVhas been cnMoimceoL jo-date has been est -"
for the 'weddmg'Miss lintzctnd her fiance, are grad- -'i
votes ol Salem high school. -lr.-Sieed is' now home
- -on leave from Farragut' !He enlisied in the navy this""' -'-spring
as one of the-WillametValley -Victoi-y .-Vol-v
imteers. (Kennell-EULs photo). , , . . '