The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 21, 1945, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextHit OREGON STATESMAN. Scdtm. Orttfon. Thursday Morning. Jun 21, 1945 PAGE SEC Visitors Are Welcomed In Capital Summertime 1 always the occasion for the welcoming o many visitors in the capital. Here for a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roseborough are her nephew and family, Lt and Mrs. John Fellows Coffey and young son, . John, of Portland. Mrs. Coffey is the former Elizabeth Warner of Churchland, West Virginia. Lt, Coffey has been with the marine corps in the south Pa cific since before Pearl Harbor. He is also a nephew- of Major Robert Coffey of Salem. Summer visitors of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Laws at their Morn ingside home are Mrs. A. S. Ro berts, her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Binford, and sons, Joan and Joe of Independence, Kansas. .Cap tain Binford is now in Italy. Mrs. Roberts, who formerly made her home in Texas, has often visited at the Laws home. The visitors plan to spend the summer here. Arrive From East - Expected to arrive, in the cap ital today is Mrs. Hugh William McElhinny (Marjorie Hilll.who has been in Fayetteville, North Carolina with Corporal McEl hinny. He expects to Join his wife here next month. Mrs. Mc Elhinny will be at the home of her mother and her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S: McElhinny. Mr, ana Mrs: Robert Sprague and 18 months old daughter, Ka thryn, were visitors in the cap ital this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sprague. The Spragues resided in Salem be fore he entered the army trans port service. Mrs. Spraguewent south to Los Angeles in May to meet her husband, who returned from active-duty. They spent a week in Long Beach and Los Angeles before coming north to visit their families in , Portland and Seattle. .Mr. Sprague left by plane Wednesday for Los Angeles. Mrs. Sprague and their daughter will go on to Seattle, where they make their home. Former Residents Here Mrs. O. D. Adams and daugh ter, Nancy, of Bremerton, for ; merly of Salem, are the house guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar I. Paulson, sr. Command er Adams is stationed in Brem- erton with the navy. Mrs. Jack Lampion Mary- Jane Adams), I eldest daughter . of Commander I and Mrs. Adams, accompanied her mother and sister to Salem. She is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeArmond. Mrs. Lampton is entraining Fri day for her home in Los Ange les Her army sergeant husband, who has been in Europe, is ex pected home this summer. Mrs. Lampton has been in Bremer ton visiting her parents.' .; Mr. and Mrs. L: O. Arens have had as their guesls for sev- eral days, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bentley and Miss Barbara Bent ley of Tule Lake, Caiii. The Bentleys came north for the gra duation of their daughter from the University of Oregon last Sunday. Miss Bentley plans to return to Salem in the fall, as . she has accepted a teaching po sition at Parrish junior high school. Gamma Phi Betas Sell Bonds i ; " " Gammas Phi Bet alumooe and active members all ov-r the United States are iwrt'citing in their third national war loan campaign this month. Duiiug the seventh war loan drie the Gam ma Phis are working for a three million dollar hospital ship. Iii the other two dri.-es the Gamma Phi Betas have sold enough , bands to purchase hos pital planes and raised four mil lion dollars for rehabilitation , hospital work. A state-wide camign is be ing carried on in Oregon with the Portland and Salem alumnae and the two active chapters at the University of Oregon and Oregon State collegeaking part. Mrs. Carlos Close-ef Paitiand Is chairman for the state of Ore gon and Mrs. C. C. Higgins is cparfdlng cleai & Oil51o0 EfeBias dclightf u'l? aromatic ncllotvcd in wood uniform tn sirongih C-73J -7""..- -r:,, ',. ' ,. -- - . . . S; - -1 - rl ;" : Society Clubs Music . ... The Home Maxine Buren Women' Editor Bride-Elect Is Honor Guest Miss Betty Andrews, bride elect of Mr. Jay Savereid, will be the honor guest at a bridal party Friday night when Miss Sybil Spears entertains at the Chemeketa street home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Spears. The wedding of the couple will take place in Port land at the home of her par ents on Sunday, July 22. After an informal evening a late , supper will be served by the hostess and her mother. Bou quets of summer flowers will provide the decorative note a bout the rooms. Mrs. Charles L: Andrews of Portland, mother of the bride-to-be, will be here for the occasion. Miss Andrews, ' a Pi Beta Phi at Willamette uni versity, will graduate on Sat urday. Mrs. Wilson President of Auxiliary The American Legion auxil iary heard musical numbers by Glenn Allen, vocalist, and Edna Marie Hill, pianist, at the meet ing Monday night. Important business was the election of the new officers: Mrs. Austin H. Wilson, president; Mrs. I. N. Cacon, first vice-president; Mrs. Merle Travis, second vice-president; Mrs. Paul Ficke, recording secretary; Mrs. J. A. Lewis, treasurer; Mrs. John Ol son, corresponding secretary; Mrs. W. H. Anderson, finance of ficer; Mrs. Florence Ames, Mrs. Mabel Gabriel and Mrs. Edna Stacey, executive board mem bers. Executive board will meet with Mrs. Frank Marshall on July 9. Lions Auxiliary Dinner Tonight Lions auxiliary members will gather for a dinner meeting to night at thle country home of Mrs. A. C. Haag on the Croisan Creek Road. This will be the last meeting of the year for the group. The 6:30 o'clock dinner will be served in the garden. Installation of new officers will be held with the state presi dent, Mrs. A. L. V. Smith of Silverton, the installing officer. New officers are Mrs. Floyd eamster, president; Mrs. Glenn Weaver, vice-president; Mrs. Lwen Wises secretary; and Mrs. Carroll Ford, treasurer. Mrs. William Newmyer i the retir ing president. The committee arranging the dinner includes Mr3. Arthur Smither, Mrs. Virgil Golden, Mrs. Daniel Schulze.j Mrs. Win ston Purvine, Mr3. I. M. Ram age, Mrs. Mayndard Edlund, Mrs. E. Boring and Mrs. Wesley Stewart. Mrs. Keaneth Bell will preside at a bridge luncheon Friday af ternoon at her Leslie .street home in compliment to members of her club. The Keixer Sewing dab sche duled to meet with Miss Lois Keefer in the Keixer district to day has been postponed indefin itely due to illness of the hostess. chairman for the Salem Gamma Phi Beta alumnae, - r(rNS? i . I II so full flavored a littlo goes a long way K - M ' Jeryme English Society Editor ' CLUB CALENDAR" THtJESDAT H V Fidelis class. Tint Baptists chorcli. with Mrs. Johanna Fiske. 880 North Winter street, 2:15 V. m. i BraHs Are Home From! Welcomed Tiome! after a. fi'ie weeks trip ir the east are Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Brady, sr. The Bradys, who left in May, visit ed in New York City, Philadel phia and Harrisbtirg, Pa, and Washington, D. C. f 1 , In Harrisburg they were en tertained by jMrs. A. H. Stack pole and Mrs. Bictn C. Welker, who resided in Salem when their colonel husbands Vi'ere stationed here. Colonel Stalkpole is now inthina and? Colonel Welker is in Germany. I j Accompanying the Brad y s west were Ir. and Mrs. V Frankenfeld and daughters; Pat and Marjorie, of Vermillion, South Dakota, who are visiting at the country home of Mrs. . ;Frankenfeld's brother and,, sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Patrick. Mr. Frankenfeld is reg istrar at the University of South Dakota and his daughters are Pi Beta Phis at j the University. A gross of Sigma Kappas from Origonf State! college were in Portland Sunday night to at tend the; wedding of their soror ity sister, Miss Betty Carlesoh and Lt. fJohq As lAshbaugh t the Weftmimster Presbyteriata church. Attending were the Miss es Patti DeSart, Beulah Stewart, Marie Ann ewman, Marjorfe Schroeder and Ci villa Reeher. J - . ) : Being welemed back U Sa lem are Mr. andt Mrs. Garten Simpson and son, Dick, who cave been making fcheir home in Por land for over a year. The Simp sons have purchased a home on South 23rd street and Mr. Simp son plan! to 4nter business here. Lt. (jg) an Mrs. Albert Klas- sen (Delnaa Jean Jones) of Oak land, Calif, were Visitors in S lem Wednesday. They have been in Portland and -other northern points ori his leave. Lt. Klasseh is stationed at the; navy base at Oaklandl ' . J f Mrs. Clinton Standish arrived in the cpita Wednesday after noon from Oakland, Calif., where she has been ivith her army hus band, who is stationed at Camp John T. Knight. Mrs. Helen Shepard, dasgbter of Mr. and Mrs. F, W. Shepard, is visiting in Seattle as the house guest of Miss Sally Dorn. Miss Shepard I expects to return by plane the first of the week. '- HAYSVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrpsen entertained at a dinner; Sunday honoring Mrs. Andresen's sister, ; Mrs. Ed- J. Willendrup, and son, Bill, of Vallejo, California. i - I Qtherjjfuests were Mr.-;' and Mrs. Arnold Coffel and children, Marion and Janice; Mrs. Paul Andresett and children, Paul and Charlotte; Mr. and Mrs. P. "CT Sanders, Mrs; G. R. Andreseo, Rosa- Lee Coffel and Jerry An- dresen. t i; . . . . i I S3' .1 S I Is - .! si'fj for the rp tf .p:: f a fs i m ' r , ; Tasteful Gifts Jor Today s June Bride . all practically right and beautiful. Give them with prld, knowing that they will please. ; We have a line selection ci lovely and useful cifts ready for your selection. The MODERNE 335 Court Street Phose 37C3 Luncheon at Siewert Home Mrs! J. C. Harrison was the honor guest at a lovely party Wednesday afternoon when members of the Yomarco cla?s entertained at" the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Siewert on North Winter street. : . A dessert luncheon was serv ed to thirty guests. ; The indi vidual tables andv guest rooms were decorated with beautiful bouquets of roses and delphin ium. 'A gift was presented to ison by the class; Mrs. Harrison Officers of the class the Opast year, were hostesses. They in clude IB. F. Williams,' president; Mrs. I A. . L. Lindbeck, Mrs. Franks James, Mrs. E. B. Mil lard, -ilrs. A. A. Keene, Mrs. Brown E. Sisson, Mrs. T. S. Rob erts, Mrs. L. S. Covert, Mrs. J. D. Foley and Mrs. Fred Zim merman. . ! Others honoring Mrs. Harri son were Mrs. H. HJ Brooks of Greencastle, Indiana; Mrs. E. Erickson of. South Dakota, Mrs. A. A. Schramm, Mrs. Carle Ab ,rams,;Mr3. Charles Bates, Mrs. J. R.; Carruthers, Mrs. G. W. Day, Mrs. M. Hartzell, Mrs. Wal ter B. Minier, Mrs. Frank G. Myers, Mrs. Roy Ohmart, Mrs. Herbert J. Ostlind, Mrs. J. Ed gar Purdy, Mrs. Ernest C Rich ards, 'Mrs. A. A. Siewert, Mrs. George Herbert Smith; Mrs. Ray Waltz? and Mrs. J. E.-Wood. A'- -- Shrine Meets On Monday ' ' i'X - Willamette shrine, white shrine 1 of Jerusalem, held its regular monthly meeting at the Masonic ' temple Monday. Mrs, Willis E, Brown, worthy high priestess. presided. According to an an- nouncement the supreme worthy , high priestess has appointed the following Salem members as supreme officers: Mrs. Willis E. . Browni matron of honor; Mr. . Wayne D. Henry, king's guard, ' and Mrs. A. C. Smith, chairman of the; war aid activities commit tee. H Mrs; Mildred Thiesen was in- itiated fat a ceremonial, and a school of instruction: was held by Mrs. Miller B. Hayden, dis trict deputy. Past worthy high priestesses and past watchmen of shepherds of Willamette shrine who were introduced were Elmer Ramsey, Miss Grace Babcock, Miss Con stance K a n t n e r. Miss Ruth j Moord,; Mrs. Winifred R. Her- rick, iMrs. Wayne D. Henry, M, F Grub, Arthur H. Moore ! and William Niemeyer. j The committee in charge of decorations was Mr. and Mrs. Wayne D. Henry and Mrs. Ab ner Kline. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rasmussen were in charge of refreshments, assisted by Mrs. Zona 'Allen. Mr. W. ! E. Brown and Mrs. A. C. Smith. Rosches Honor Anniversary Mr.;: and Mrs. Jerome Rosche celebrated their first wedding i anniversary at their home on Route 2, with a dinner and party. Guests were Father Louis Rodakowski, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Poppe, Mr. and Mrs, H. O. Giv-; en and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Her- bergef J Mrs, Robert S. Farrell, jr, is I leaving for Portland today to spend t few days. She- will re-1 turn late Friday with her daugh ters, Sally and Joan,! who have been in Portland this week at the home of their grandparents j Mr. and Mrs, . sr. f Robert S. Farrell, j Mrs. L. Ml Pnrrlae has invited members of her club to luncheon and an : afternoon of contract bridge on Friday at her home on South - 12th ; street v Additional guests will -be Mrs. Abner K. KUne. and Mrs. A. S. Roberts of Independence, Kansas. Mrs. W. E. Hutcbens will en- tertain members jt her club at a one o'clock luncheon on Mon- day afternoon at her. home, 321 Kingwood Drive. Contract bridze will be in play during the after- noon. Additional guests will be Mrs. Percy Kelly and Mrs. Lynn' DLambeth. : " j Stuller-Barhes Vq W? R PPf H i 1 v WWa,lWHU; On June 14 at the First Meth odist church parsonage Miss Ed ith garnes of Seaside and Mr. Gilbert R. Stuller, jLTnited States army engineers in Alaska, were married at 2 o'clock. Dr. J. C - Harrison performed the double -ring ceremony. j i Mrs. Stuller has been a resi dent of Seaside for; the past sev eral years and the groom has just completed six f years service with the armed forces. He came by plane for the wedding.. They will reside at Seaside for the - summer. i' P ; Only the immediate families of tride and groom and Dr. and Mrs. Harrison- were present at the ' ceremony. i Mrs. Harold Basick and daltgh- ters, Kathy, Sally and Christy, and the former's sister, Lt. 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