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Salem Girl
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jiWeds Navy-
Officer
r Today's exciting romantic news
41 -I 9 t f :
concerns wie uuiudgc y. , aioa
I Molly Jean Maison, daughter of
Lt. Col. and Mrs. H. G. Maison,
' and Lt. (jg) Kelton Lamar Low-
ery, United States navy, of
' Greenville, Mississippi, which
took place at Fort Mason,-San'
" Francisco on Sunday afternoon,
March 11 at 4 o'clock.
A ati4llnfr t-Aan4?nn . Wat
at the. officer's club in the Fair
mount hotel after the ceremony.
' The bride's mother and brother,
Lt. (jg) Mack Maison, arrived
from Ottumwa, Iowa j for the
" ceremony. The groom's mother
also came from the south for
the wedding. Lt. Col Maison is
now serving in the South Pa
cific. - i
The bride is a graduate of
Salem schools. She attended the
University of Oregon and is a
member of Delta Delta Delta.
Last year she received her pilots
license and sinte then has been
living in San Francisco.
Lt. and Mrs. Lowery will re
side at Hunter's Point, San Fran
cisco while he is stationed there.
Lt. Lowery graduated from the
United States naval academy at
-, Annapolis in 1943. He is with
the submarine! sen-ice of the
navy.
Luncheon at
Marion on
Monday
Mrs. Burt K.' Snyder; of Lake
view, wife , of Representative
Snyder, presided at a smartly ar
ranged luncheon Monday after
v ' ndon in the Marine Room of the
Marion hotel.
'Covers were placed for thirty
guests including a group of the
legislative contingent and Salem
friends of the hostess. Bouquets
t) -early spring flowers and blos
foms provided the decorative
. nbte on the luncheon tables.
Jason Lee WSCS
.Meets Wed.
: The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Jason Lee Me
morial Methodist church will
i jaeet Wednesday, March 14, "t
uj0:30 o'clock for the regular'
i' monthly meeting. The morning
session will be devoted to busi
ness and will be followed by a
luncheon. The afternoon session
t 2 o'clock will continue the
theme of the year, "Behold! I
have set before you an open
door." It will include a devo-
. '. 1 i . . J liTT a. rru i .
launai Muuy, naM iuuu nut,
Known," by Mrs. Glen Larkin
and a character portrayal "Three
Lives," by Mrs. Carl Carkon.
i Interested women are invited
to enjoy this fellowship.
' Mm. T. W. Hammond of Port
- Jand will be in Salem today as
the guest of Mrs. E. E. Bergman.
j Mrs. Norman Speck and daurh-
terter, Mary, have been visiting
riends for several weeks in
fcooksack, Washington.
asked to bring guests. A box soc
i Eagles auxiliary card party will
be held this ; afternoon in the
committee room of the Eagles
' hall at 2 o'clock. Members are
.r iil will be held tonight at the
( hall with an bid time dance fol
; lowing. i
f. Mrs. Robert Jeseph and chil
;dren, Bobby, Billy and Sally Jo
:f Portland, spent the weekend
in the capital as guests of Mrs.
i Reynolds Allen. ' Lt. Joseph ia
;now serving in the South Pacific
with the navy. The Josephs
made their home here before he
: entered the service.
- Regular meeting of the Royal
! -Neighbors Sewing club will not
. be held this Wednesday.
"Today's Menu
-- Let's have macaroni and cheese
for dinner tonight and with this
, x : popular main- dish well have a
; less well known accompaniment.
. . ; Green salad
, Macaroni and cheese
Fig pickles
. Buttered spinach
Lemon pie
, .. , FIG PICKLES
. 1 pound dried figs
... - 1 tablespoon stick cinnamon
' " 1 teaspoon whole cloves
r- ia cup vinegar
IV cups sugar . 4
1 teaspoon whole allspice
I' . 'Wash figs. Cover with cold
'- water; cover and simmer until
tender. Add sugar, vinegar, and
, i spices and simmer for 20 minutes
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Society. . Clubs
Music .... The Home
Maxine Buren
Women's Editor
Miss Virginia Pope Weds
Ensign Lloyd Griffiths j
At Church Ceremony j
In a beautiful ivory wedding gown which had been worn by' her
grandmother, Miss Dorothy Virginia Pope was married Monday
night to Ensign Lloyd A. Griffiths. The nuptial vows were repealed
at 8 o'clock at the First Congregational churchjwith Rev. David ffiel-
sen officiating.
The church was decorated with
arrangements of plum blossoms,
snapdragons and calla lillies.
Lighting the altar candles were
Miss Emma Lou East and Miss
Patricia Mansfield, who wore
pink dresses. Miss Betty Louise
Sinkola sang "At Dawning" be
fore the bridal party entered.
Mrs. James Thompson was the
organist and played the wedding
marches. .
The tallf brunette bride, daugh- -ter
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Pope,
walked down the center aisle on
the-arm of her father, who gave
her in marriage. Her wedding
dress was of old ivory heavy bro
caded satin and grosgrain design
ed with basque bodice which
laced up the front and elbow
ngth sleeves. The full skirt
was fashioned with paniers on
the side and a bustle in back.
Lace ruffles edged the bottom of
the skirt which ended in a full
train. Lovely old lace embellish
ed the neckline with lace inserts
on the sleeves which formed a
ruffle. .
She wore a fingertip length
veil of heirloom lace which cas
caded from a coronet of orange
blossoms. The bride carried an
old fashioned nosegay of white
" camellias, freesias and bouvar
dia. Attend the Bride
Miss Dorothy Hoar was the
maid of honor.' She wore a royal
blue velvet gown with a full
skirt of pastel blue brocaded sat
in. -Her flowers were pastel pink
carnations, pink camellias and
sweetpeas. Immediately preced
ing the bride walked Meredith
Jean Huggins, daughter of Lt.
Col. and Mrs. Meredith Huggins,
as flower girl. She wore a floor
length dress of flowered print
and carried a pastel nosegay. ;
Mr. James Thompson stood
with Ensign Griffiths as best
man. Seating the guests were
Mr. Carl Pope, jr., brother of the
bride, Mr. Richard Chambers and
Mr. Phillip Chambers, cousins of
the bride.
j For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Pope chose a mist blue silk
crepe gown and a corsage of
American Beauty roses and bou
vardia. Mrs. Lorene Griffiths
attended her son's marriage in a
dusty rose gown of old rose. Her
flowers were pink rapture rose
buds and bouvardia.
The newlyweds greeted their
guests at a wedding reception at
the Pope home on North Winter
street. The bride's table was cen
tered with the tiered wedding
cake which was encircled with a
wreath of smilax and bouvardia.
On the buffet was a crystal ep
ergne of freesias.
At the Reception
Mrs. J. J. Thompson cut the
ices and Mrs. L. R. Chambers
presided at the coffee urn. Mrs.
G. Frederick Chambers and Mrs.
E. C. McWilliams of Tacoma,
aunts of the bj-ide, assisted about
the rooms. Miss Nada White and
Miss Barbara Brunk assisted in
the serving. Miss Joan Brunk
passed the guest book.
When the couple left on their
wedding trip to the coast the
bride wore a dusty pink gabar
dine suit with grey top coat and
black hat and accessories. Her
Leona Kelso
r
Weds Navy Man ;
Mrs. Carl E. Houghton, the for-!
mer Leona Kelso of Salem, re-'
cently returned from a trip to
Vallejo, California,-' where she
was married to Mr. Carl F.
Houghton, TM. 2c, of the Unit
ed States Navy, and who is sta
tioned at the receiving base in
Shoemaker, California for' tur-
ther reassignment. v 1 .
The bride will reside at the
home of her parents, Mr; and
Mrs. J. W. Kelso, 19$5 South
' Church street, Salem, for the du
ration. Delta ZeU alumnae will be en
tertained at the home of Mrs.
Hugh Morrow, 1465 State street,
tonight at 8 o'clock. : -
Ycn're IIcl Tcd OB
This is a message for men who have
known life but no longer tad it thrill
ing because of tbe lack of certain vita
mins nd hormoneu Tromone, a e
cent medical diseovery combining vita
mins and hormones may multiply the
rim and test and enjoyment 'you once
knew. - Your 'Whole approach, your
whole attitud toward lite, may ira
proT when yoa. begin to us Tromono.
Now tt may be possible tor middle aged
men to again enjoy the tame spirit,
vitality and pleasure that made their
youth a tbing to remember. Added
years may not subtract from your plea
sures when you use Tromone. the new
medical formula combining vitamins
and hormones. Follow directions on
iari Tromone for sale by Perry's
Drug Store and druggists everywhere.
K
Jeryme EngTisb
Society Editor
corsage was
of orchids. Lter
the couple Iwill
in the month the coupl
leave for Ottumwa, Iowa where
Ensign Griffiths will begins his
naval air; corps training. I
The groom arrived in the Icap
ital by plane Friday from ffew
York City where he receive his
ensign's commission at thej Ca
thedral of St John the Divine.
He has been stationed at Fort
SchuylerN.Y. The bride at
tended Oregon State college! and
Willamette university. She lis
member of Alpha Chi Onega.
Ensign Griffiths also attejpded
Willamette before entering! the
service. He is a'niember off Sig
ma Tau fraternity. I
Halls Hosts!:
At Dinner
Tonight ; : j
. Representative and Mrs. John
H. Hall of Portland will enter
tain a group of friends informal
ly at dinner tonight at their
home on North 13th street.
An arrangement of spring
flowers will center the dnner
table. The evening hours will be
spent informally.
Covers will be placed for Sec
retary of State and Mrs. Robert
S. Farren, jr., Speaker o the , !
House Eugene E. Marsh and
Mrs.; Marsh of McMinnville Mr.
and Mrs." Harry S. Schenk and
Representative and Mrs. John H.
Hall. , . . J
'
Red Cross FunHs
Are Solicited I
Mrs. James T. Brand, co-chairman
of the women's division of
the Red f Cross drive, has gasked
that residents, who hav not
been contacted by the solicitors,
give independently to the drive
and send their money or checks
to drive headquarters, galley
Motor, In care of Mrs. Blanche
Allen. ) :': . I, . : J.-.
Solicitors may have called
when residents were "not a home
and even may have been missed
through -some error. ' If such per
sons send in their Contributions
the drive will come 7 to a! close
much quicker and the. solicitor
will not have to repeat , hir call
to the house. I '"
Home: from the Uniyertity of
Oregon for. the weekendf were
Miss Mary Jane Simmons, Miss
Miriam ?Becke and-Miss parriet
Hawkins. The latter tw came
for the announcement breakfast
of Miss Doris Berwick and En
sign Rollin Haag. . I .
Mrs. John Beakey lefif Friday
for Spokane, to T join jCaptain
Beakey, who , recently returned
from the European theatre of
war. ' He is now at Baxter Gen
eral hospital. Mrs." Beakey is
registered at the Davenport hotel
while In Spokane. -, ,
Mrs.' Sidney King was! hostess
to members of her club Monday
night i at her Chemeketl street
home. A dessert supper ivas f ol
j lowed by several hours lof con-
tratc bridge. "Mrs. Charlfs Feike
Was art additional guest.!
I j j
( Miss Virginia Kirley of Nam-
pa, Idaho, who is attending the
Sorthwest Nazarene college, was
the weekend guest of Mrs. Glenn
Frazier at the home of Jier par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Ross.
Miss Kirley was in McMinnville
for the northwest invitational de
bate and speech tournament last
week,' r-
for.fish, fowl, meats
and economy meals
to every
cjicli'i? - jf
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon. Tuesday Morning,
Visitors Are ;
Herefrom r
The 'South
r: ': i: r .n . h , . :
Mrs. Grey U. Munjar (Barbara,
Williams) and five months old
daughter, Linda Bruce, arrived
in the . capital Sunday morning
- for an extended visit with her
her parents, i Mr. and Mrs. Fred
A. Willi amsj
' Mrs. Munjar came west from
her home in r Atlanta, Georgia,
' .and stopped j a .month enroute in
: Los Angeles and Santa Rosa with
her brother and sister-in-law, Lt.
and Mrs. Bruce Williams. In
San Francisco the former Salem
girl visited with Mrs. James Cos
tello (Ruth Starrett), whose hus
band is with the merchant ma
rine. 'Mrs. Costello formerly re
sided in the; capital.
Newlyweds
Guests at
i - 1 s ::
TV to i -r
JLll 11 lfc?!
A wedding dinner and reccp
. tion honoring Lieut. Commander
and Mrs. 'James W, Bates, the
former Pauline Bizonwho. were
married in San Francisco Feb
ruary : 14, Was held Sunday at
the home of Mrs. Bates, parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bizon at Hub
bard. The bride formerly resid
ed in Salem.
Following dinner - the bride's
cake was cut, after which the
honored couple opened their
wedding, gifts. During the after
noon Lieutenant-Corn m a n d e r
. Bates showed colored slides .of
various scenes he : had taken.
while on duty in the Aleutians
and in thej South Pacific Ldeu-tenant-Com
m a n d e r and Mrs.
Bates , returned to Seattle Sun
day night, where they are now
making their home.
Guests present for the affair
were L. A. LeDoux, Miss Vivi
enne LeDoux and Mr. Edward
Schaecher of M t . Angel, Mrs.
George J.' Hauptman and Mrs.
Roy B. Wright of Salem, Mrs.
Betty Krupicka and Mr. John
Bizon of j Woodburn, Mr. and
Mrs. George Grimps of Hub
bard, Mrs. Russell Gardner and
sons, Johnny and Donnie, Mr.
and Mrs. Gedio Marson and sons,
, Jimmie arid Patrick, Mrs. Garo
:r lyn Kovadh and daughters, Anne
. and Mary, and Miss Margaret
Duris, all of Portland, Mr. and
Mrs. i Mike Kotrik, daughter,
Mary, and twin daughters, Jean
and Jane,) of Beaverton, Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Kiizmic of Sell
wood, Mr; and Mrs. Tom Uhler
and daughters, Mary and Anne
of Oregon City, and the hosts,
Mr. and Mrs. Bizon.
j
Woman's Glub to
Meet
Wed;
The West Salem Woman's club
will meet at the Methodist church
recreation room Wednesday,
March 14, at 2 o'clock. Members
who .have been working on scrap
books for service men are asked
to bring j their completed books
to the meeting.
Hostesses are Mrs. E. F. Under
wood, chairman, Mrs. R. M. An
verine, Mrs. W. White and Mrs.
L. Wallace. All women of the
community are invited to attend.
. CLUB CALENDAR
TUESDAY
St. Paul's junior guild, all day
sewing meeting 9:30 ajn Par
ish house.
Marion-Polk medical auxiliary
with Mrs. G rover C. Bellinger,
route five, S30 dessert supper.
AAUW radio group, with Mrs.
Guy Hickok. 12S9 North 21st
street, 2 p.m. - ;
Rainbow, regular meeting. -:
Eastern Star social afternoon
club, all day sewing meeting.
YWCA board of directors, 10
a.m. YWCA.
FOE auxiliary card party 2 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
WSCS of Jason Lee Memorial
churchj all day meeting, 10:30
a.m.. luncheon ait noon.
Past : Presidents of -Woman's
Relief ' Corps meet with Mrs.
Florence Shipp, 1880 Nebraska,
covered dish luncheon, 12 JO p.m.
Ladies Guild American Luth
eran church meet at 2 p.m,
church I parlors.
Women's Missionary society of
the First Presbyterian church
meet in social hall of church,
covered dish luncheon. 12:30 p.m.
Circles and executive board of
the First Methodist church meet.
THURSDAY
Keizer Sewing club with Mrs.
Hoy Melson, all day meeting.
AAUW Literature group with
Mrs. Robert Wilson, 1223 North
Sth street, pjn.
FRIDAY
Woman's 'Relief Corps meet
at YMCA. 2-pjn.
; Dakota club with Mrs. Jessie
Morgan. 525 South lltu street.
2 p.m.
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Chas. II. IIcElhinny
oh out Oregon Autoa! Ufa
GOWIU YEARS' Fl All
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you full 'details
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Womaofs Kelief Corps will bold,
its regular meeting at the joiCA
Friday afterrioon, kt 2 o'clock!
The district convention "Will be
held In Newberg at Jhel IOOF
hall on Thursday, March 15 with
sessions beginning in the : morn
ing at, 19 o'clock. " ;
Mn. Robert Wilson and Miaa
Helen' Wilson will entertain the
... for the soft
perfect setting
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V ...for thogtntU coots that take, so wttl to
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Always Right,
Always Ready,
Take a Bow
in New Inspiring
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" Put your fashion faith in a
Chesterfield...tnd see your
dollars outdo themselves
when you select it from
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Sears-big array ot the
smartest Spring versions,
lightweight Wools and soft
wool-and-rayons in every
important new color. .
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Easter DRESSES
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Newest I- and 2-piece styles in
rayon crepes, jerseys, spuns and
butcher rayonsi All have the
smart detailing of more ei
pensive dressed
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March 13. 1945
evening; literature group of AA-,
UW Thursday - night tt the for
mer's home, 1225 North Sth street
at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Roy Hitchcock,
will review "Invitation to live",
by Douglas and Miss Ethel Pier
son will review t "Ridin T h
Rainbow" by Taylor,
Mr. and Mrs. : Martin TJndle .
and sons, Bruce! and Blair, of
- spoken suits that moke a
(or on Easter cortege
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gay print frocks . . . for tht loveliest
Spring colors that ever joined ;
on Eosttr porodt . . . ond tho soundest
values your budget ever bought i
to Spring
Girls COATS ;
0" 14"; ,
Bright young casual or dress
tip styles in singing colors.
All wool or wool end reyon
rnirfureV h qitW sizes, 7 ,
to 14.
Easter.
. Enchanting ttfle hats
n.s5 1 ntkM r .s ,
T.t..s sis ,. ff , - s
inq irrew cr muwii'mra
felt abloom with Spring flow
ers end misty with yetting.
-AB head sixes. - J. I
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cut tcuh fashi:::s
Oregon City were Sunday guests
cl Mr. Iindle's brother-in-law
and sister, Dr. and Mrs. Carl W.
Emmons. ,
Mrs. R. C. nunter presided it
luncheon and bridge Monday aft
ternoon at her South Liberty
street home for the pleasure of
members of her club.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. . MilU
at TIT
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of shin- ) P 1
at
c:i the
visited in Camas, Wash., over the "
weekend vitH their son-in-law?
and daughter,? Mr. and Mrs.' El .
liott Price. i
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Miss Marianne Low was hone
from the University of Washing
ton this weekend. She came down
to attend the! wedding ot Miss
Virginia Pope; and Ensign Lloyd
Griffiths Monday night.
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