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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1945)
1 I ,.,?., - i ..... .fy; i-- . -V ' V. '" 8 ' --'-iT ' M 1 .- t 2 V J r 1 i i V... - . V- - , 5 . ." V - r Y "j i: V t's the first .Mother's day for Mrs. Manfred Olson and heryoun& son, Man fred Robert, who's just 11 months old. They-are seen on the lawn of the he Hamilton twins make; an armful for their mother. Mrs. Robert K.. Hamilton; Pictured with them are their grandmother deft). Mrs. Tohn L. Waters and crant-anmrlrootVidr' Mrs. TV n." CirrteA Trto babes, six months old, axe Robert Oeft) and. Barbara Zoe. Lt. O'g) Hamiltonwas; home last week to see his children for the first time but returned to his ship for sea duty. (Statesman photo); " . " " 5 Robert W. Craig home, where they are Jiving while Ensign pi sorf is in the Pa- cffic with the navy. (Statesman vphoto).; i Mothers Day Visitors r. . 5 I hi 4N A Mother's By Jeryme . English Statesman Society Editor day will be observed quietly in homes where their service sons and daughters are away, but older member of the families will gather for the day add honor their mothers at dinner, j. - ,, ?'';. r j Coming from Portland to be guests at the home of Mr. and f Mrs.! Robert E. . Sinn are members of hei family, Dr. and Mrs. W.. Kerr, Mr. and Mrs Ralph Reynolds and Mr. and Mrs. Luther sMcGinnis. ' : . , i t. J. . . j i Miss Miilam Becke, a Pi Beta Phi on the University of Oregon campus, came Friday from Eugene to spend the .weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrsl Karl Becke. Coming with Miss Becke for the; weekend was her sorority sister, . Miss Selby . Frame of Sacramento, i V Miss Harriet Hawkins is also home from the University, off Oregon "to spend Mothers day with her Imother," Mrs. Taylor Hawkins. Miss Hawkins Js completing her cophomore year at the university and is a Kappa Alpha Theta. Other guests! this weekend ! the Hawkins home on Fairmount Hill are Mr. and Mrs. Robert McMurrayj Mr. andlMrr. Adan Mann and Allan, jr., of Portland, ' x 'f ' 1 . J 1 - ' i." I - ' ' . ' I - i $ Here Front Portland " I i i Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Harvey, jr. and children, Joey and Joyce, of Portland are spending the weekend j here at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ellen Fisher.: ; I Mrs. Gertrude R. Walton is here from Portland this weekend at th4 home of her daughter, Mxs. Claybourne W. Dyer. v ' j '!-r Mrs. Clifford W. Elgin arrived Friday from Caldwell, Idaho, for Mother's day to be the ; guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Forerrjan. Mrs. Elgin plans to remain in Salem for several weeks. 1 Mr. and iMrs. Donald McCargar and son, Larry, are spending leather's day in; Portland with her mother, Mrs. George Lawrence, at the Mallory hotel. . The occasion will also cele- rvrrrfa Trrrrv 1 Wrmnnw i - . i i t Away For Mother's Day Hi:: -- 1 1 A - A. Mrs. J. JJ Nunn is spending Mother's day and the following week In Walla Walla with her son andifamily, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nunn. 1 ; J I Mrs. Homer F. Smith and daughters, Jean pnd Nancy, are spending the Mother's day weekend in Oregon City with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Swafford. Jean's j birthday will also be Celebrated during the weekend. Mrs. Smith plans to . stay? over until Tuesday to attend' the Alpha Delta Pi Founder's day banquet in Portland. j I Mrs. Ruby Mishler and daughter. Nan, of Portland, are the weekend guests at lthe coun try home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rue Drager. : Date Is Set . . . . v . -r j . - -' ; I " " Wedding bells wHl ring on June 13 for Miss Virginia Steed, daughter of Mrs. J. Lyman Steed, and Cadet Wallace K. Wittweri son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman O. Witrwer. The wedding will take place at 3 o'ilock ih the afternoon in the Witt wer garden pn D street. Ensign Eliz abeth Steed.! SPARS,! who is station ed at Norfolk, Virginia, " will fly west for the ceremony and to be her sis ter's honor attendant , Miss Sted has been spending the winter ahd spring with relatives and friends (in Boston and will at tendee June week festivities at West Point and witness trie; graduation of her fiance fjrom West Point acade my on June 5 . when! he will receive . his commission 'as 1 second lieuten cmt. :-r : M J ,r Miss Stoed and her fiance are graduates of Salem schools. She graduated oi year ago from Oregon State college. Cadet Wittwer. who was called to active duty with the naoonal guard when it was mobil ized, was later chosen to take pre partory training for West Point. ' ; Dinner For Officer ; Mrs." Louis Lachmund was hos tess on Friday night at a buffet din ner vin compliment to Lt (jg) Cce Rob erts and hii fiance, Mis3 Lois Glad dsn of Portland. Lt Roberts, son of Mr. "and Mrs.' Donald Robsrts, Is home from: the Pacific. Mrs. Lach mund invited 14 to tne dinner. - I ' y r ' ' "I -'A'-f iir-i inr -.! .' Supper '-'ST ' ' v: V Margie Smith, youngest daugh- 1 tef of Dr. and Mrs.: G. Herbert Smith, has invited a group of her friends to a buffet supper Tuesday night at Un iversity House from 5:30 to 8:30 o'clock. . The affair' is being arrari- i ged in compliment to the birthday cf Joan Barnes. ;i -1 Bouquets cf spring flowers iri pastel shades v,ill be used tojdec orate the guest, rooms and supper table. j (. '--'" I Margie's guests will be Suzanne ano Joan Bames, Dona. Jean Pence, Sue McElhinny, Lois Archibald, Pat y Fitzsimmbns, Janie Pearcy, Cath erine SiegmunaV Marjorie Bee k e, .Carolina and Sharon Coffey, Wan da Boynton, Joan Elliott, Lois Harlan,' Dorothy Pearce and Barbara Zum walt ' ' Dinner Party s V rs. John Elliott and children, John and Joan. Twill spend Mother's day at their home on E Street Lt Col. Elliott has been in England for the Et 18 months with the bomber command of the ghth ar force. (Statesman photo). I j Mrs. Abner - Kline -'and Mf3. j Frank Mogan were hostesses for a ' smartly arranged buffet dinner party j Saturday night at the former's hema I on North Fifth street" in 'compliment 1 to a group of matrons. ; I '- - j Bouquets of tulips, lilacs arid r other spring Cowers were used to decorate the isuffet table and smaller tables where the guests were seated. Contract bridge was in play after the! dinner hour. j Covers were placed for Mrs. Ho mer V- Carpenter, Mis. Lloyd Riches, Mrs. D. C .Vcughan, Mrs.- Hugh . Earle, Mrs. William Ross. Mrs. Ralph Mitchell, Mrs. Homer Goulet, srl, Mrs. Miller B. Kayden, Mrs. Percy R. Kelly, Mrs. , Howard Pickett, Mrs. H. ! R. Woodburn. Mrs., James T. Brand, Mrs. Lester Wilcox,' Mrs. .Charles Fowler, Mis. Robert S. Far ; rell, jr., Mrs. JJ N. Chambers, Mrs. Frank Mogan and Mrs. Abner Kline.' If - Travelers Make" News . . i r J Travelers continue to highlight the social news these days. Two young Salem service women," who have been home on leave, are returning jo "their. bases. Miss Carolyn Brown, yeoman :first class, WAVES, daughter of Mr. and MrsjF. Ivan 'Brown, entrained Saturday night for' San Francisco to resume her duties at Treasure Island after a fortnight's story in " Salem. ! '-: ' f -. L - V MisS Jane MacLachlan of the WAVES, who has been spending her leave it Salem with, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn R. MacLachlanVis leaving Wednesday to return-to her base,. NormanJ Oklahoma. "She is going south by way cf San Francisco and Los Angeles. r : r . r . v. '., ' ; - "" Mrsi Morreil Crary and son. . Morrell Joseph, are entraining Wednesday for Dayton, Ohio, toioin Captain Crary, who is stationed at Wright field Mrs. iCrary and her son hav been hete for several months.5 ,Mrs. Crary will be cccompanied east by 'her mother-in-lavr, MrsJ. Burton Crary,-who is going on to New Ycik for the graduation of her son, William, from West Point Military academy. ...... i, .1 : y, - - V'- '-!" - Mrs William Fulton and daughter, Claire, left this last week, for Berkeley, Calii, to mak their home near her paVents while Captain Fulton is in Italy. The Fultcns came north whan he was stationed at Camp Adair. - J ! .-, ' ' I i i i n. ' Ivl rs. Richard Chambers' and three month old Ann Louise will spend . their-first Mother's day at the home, of Mr. Chambers parenis, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Chambers an I iolh street The father is' now at sea. with the United States merchant: marine. (Statesman photo). - , i i , Return- Home . 1 . I MrslVern.W. Miller has returned from Modesto. ,'Calif., where she hes lkn withMajof Miller, who Is stationed mere at the army hospital. "She was away for several weeks. v Mrs. Elmer O. Berg and son, Jerry, are expected home this week from Tucson, Arizona, j where they have been spending the winter months. iMr. Berg joined his family in the south -f several Imonths ago. t ' ( ''.' Mrs. Daniel J. Fry and her d'aughter, Mrs. Raymond Walsh, have, left for Everett, Wa to spena tne weer win Mrs. try & sister, Mrs. Ida Knapp
