Christmas'
Dinner at
Wallace's .
An anticipated event for those
who are asked each year, is the
Christinas f day dinner at the
country home of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul B. Wallace at Wallace Or
chards, . ;
The? no - host affair i at 5
o'clock and guests are seated at
a )onj table by the fireplace in
the hying room. The table will
! red ribbon land candles: The buf
fet table in the dining room is
traditionally decorated with mis
tletoe and ted candles.
Covers will be placed for -Dr.
and Mrs. tf. Herbert Smith, Sal
ly and Margie Smith. Miss Mabel
. P. Robertson, Miss. Elizabeth
Lord, Mis Edith Schryver, Mr.
David W. lEyre, Mr. William S.
Walton, Mrs. Chester M. Cox,
Mr. and Mrs. , Keith Powell,
Judge and Mrs. James T. Brand,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Sprague,
Mr. R. W. Sprague of Seattle,
Mrs. -Melvin T. Hurley and
daughter,. iNancy; Mr. and Mrs.
Donald A. I Young and son, Don
ald, Joe'Eoff, Miss Edna L. Ster-
Dinner; Dance
Given Saturday . ;
. - Joan Voves, daughter of "Mrs.
Ella Voves entertained at a for
mal dinner-at the home of her,
mother on Saturday night. Later
the group danced .
Present were' Alice Smith, Pat
Summer, Joan Voves, Dodie
Metcalf , Rosemary M a ) e s k I,
Tommy Johnson, . George Smith,
George S. Smith, Chuck Coffey,
Herbert Bower and Paul Miller.
The Salem Writers tint met
Wednesday night' with Dr. and
Mrs.- Morton E. Peck: as hosts.
Original iork was. read by Miss.
Renska Ladd. Swart, Mrs. Helen
McLeod, iMrs. N. F. Anderson, ;
Mrs. JK Cj Nelson, Mrp, Jessie C.
. Singleton- Robert Rawson,. Per
ry Reigelman and Dr Morton E.
:peck. Oiher" members- present'
were Dr.Mary C. Rowland, Mrs.
; ' Blanche Jones and Mrs. Morton
,E.Peck. 'f " ;
I Mrs, Lore Groves was elected
president Mrs, Millie La Vine
, vice president, Mrs. H a n n a h
; Beard secretary-treasurer at a
" meeting on the Patriarchs mili
tant Thursday.
White Shrine at :
Holiday Party, .
Order of the White Shrine of .
' Jerusalem jheld the regular
" Christmas Ceremonial December
17 at 8 p. m. Emma Brown, wor
thy high priestess, and Wayne
T. v Henry,! watchman of the
shepherds presided.
The following were received
by initiation, Mildred Allen, Ed
- 1th Schroeder, Kathrine Todds,
Ida Williams, Fern Doolittleand
Lt. andjMrs. Peery T. Bmrea
and daughter, Janet, arrived in
Salem Saturday from Long
Beach, Calif. Lt Buren, who is
on terminal leave from the navy,
has been .stationed at San Pe
dro. They I will make their hom
'in SaleraJ The Buren will b ;
the holiday guests of hi parents,"
Mr. and Mrs. Max O. Buren. .
. . . -1 ' ' ...
r Mr. and Mrs. William Dick (
The Dalles arrived in the cap
ital Saturday to spend tha
Christmas holidays with her mo- "
ther, Mrs. Dan Johnson. .
Sarah Vinson, and Rose Evans, , . ,
Hetty Krickenbaum, EtU Hall Additional Society Ncw
and Ruth Pearl Reed by affilia- n , 4
-tion. ! 1 on Page 10
ling of Seattle,; Miss Nancy and
Miss Paulie Wallace and Mr. and
Mrs. Paul B. Wallace.
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Mir. Frank Krupicka (Marjorie Seely) who was mar
ried cn December 16 at an afternoon care many at the First
Presbyterian church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and
. Mrt. Percy Seely and her husband a parents are Mr. and
Mrs. An'.cn Krupicka, all of Woodbum. The couple will
live in Salem. (Jssten-Miller).
Seen and 1 Heard . ...
. By Jeryme English
TRAVEL NOTES . . Spend
ing the holidays in Mexico City
are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ham
mond Burnett (Helen Purvine),
who now resides in Santa Bar
Lara. Calif. . . . The Burnetts
left Tuesday by plane and plan
to be away two weeks . . They
will take a number of siJe trips
during their slay.
Spending Christmas together
In New York will be Barbara
Pierce and Margaret Lorell, both
of the marine corps . . . Bar
bara, the-tfaughter of the Edgar
Piercer, if stationed at Bogie
Field, North Carolina and Mar
garet. iistr ef Mrs. Karl Becke,
and daughter of Mrs. C. L. Lov
ell. is now at Quantico. Va.
Friends f Eishop and Mrs.
Brute R. Baxter of Portland,
formerly of Salem, wilt be inter
ested to know that they have
gwe south for the holiiys to be
with his mcther. Mrs. John Bax
ter, In Hollywood . . . The Bax
ters will be missed this year at
the annual Christmas gathering
at the Paul Wallace horoe on
Chrufcnaa night.
News ccrces from Mr. Carl E.
Grant G.en Gatlaher McCuI
lough) that she has left Rich
mond, Calif., for Ne York to
await the arrival of Lt. Col.
Grant frcm Europe . . ;. Carl,
who has been overieas three
years, was to have arrived be
fore Christina, but it U doubtful
now, aa tun ship was delayed in
England or repairs . . . Mean
while Gen is in Buffsl with
his parents.
CIIIISTMAS MlSICAI.E on
Tuesday hen the Salem branch
of AAUW entertained with its
annual affair at the Tirst Con
grezational c h u r c h . . . The
stained glass windows decorated
with swags of greens and sil
vered leaves tied with blue bows
. . . Bhie tapers in white can
delabraa at the altar . . . Mrs.
, Frank Burlingham, wh- arran
ged the- muticale, wore becom
ing ice blue repe gowrn . .
Mm. Alfred Keller, wl" came
down from Portland t hear her
hukbend ly. wore a gooi-look-ing
black suit, the three-quarter
length coat embellished with
tuxedo of fcx ... ;
Two fetching feather hats
worn by mother and daughter , .
Mrs. Raymond Walsh's of water
fall blue with tiny black crown
and Jane's pancake sty.ie hat en
tirely cf white feather ....
Mrs. Gilbert Wreno eiscorted by
her 'handsome hnsb jnd, Lt.
Comdr. Wrenn, who in now on
- terminal have . . . Nice to see
Mrs. Theodore Huntley Welch
(Elizabeth Boy lan) who has
come north from San Francisco
to spend the holidays with her
parents . . . She locked chic in
a winterttrry red coat and black
hat : . . Profes-wr and Mrs.
James Drury.. . . the former
had Just arrived from New York
- for the holidays . . . tM is the
first winter Mrs. Drury and their
boys have remained in Oregon,
during the winter, but they are
always here for the summer. ,
FlftST HOLIDAY TXA of the
season a week when the Pi
Bet Phi alumnae entertained
for Mrs. G. Herbert Smith and
Mrs. Clare R. DeMer, national
officers ... A real Cbristmasy
air inside the chapter house .
lots of holiday decorations and
the fire in the fireplace attract
ed many as it was a veYy nippy
day outside . . . Honors to Mrs.
P. D. Quisenberry for the effect
i v e decorations . . . On the
mantle red tapers and pine and
on the wall in the center above
the mantle were white cello
phane bells tied with red ribbon
. . . The rooms, which are gay
and cheerful with their aqua
walls and bright chintz curtains
in shades of red and rose and
slip covered furniture, lend
themselves to Christmas decor
ations ...
A few of the guests . . . Mrs.
George A. White, down for a few
days from her Clackamas home,
wore a striking sailor with green
satin crown and tiny black brim
... accompanied by her daugh
ter, Dorothy, (Mrs; George
Emigh), who has moved back to
Salem . . . she wore a becom
ing tiny black hat with shell pink
feathers at one aide . . . Mrs.
Clarence Hamilton, in a gold
dress, coming in with another
newcomer, Mrs. Arthur W. Cole,
who has moved here from Klam
ath Falls . . . Liked Mrs. Arch
Jerman's tiny brown hat with
multicolored velvet trim in
shades of rust, gold and green
. . . Pinned to Lelia Johnson's
coat was a lovely orchid, given
to her by the "Junior Miss" play
cast the night before . . . Mrs.
R. H. Vandevort with her daugh
ter, Mrs. George R. .K. Moorhead,
just home from a plane trip east
. . . Mrs. Robert Brady, sr.
wearing a chic black hat with
high felt crown of winterberry
red . . . Two smartly dressed
in black suits were Mrs. James
B. Young and Mrs. Paul R. Hen
dricks, the latter' high crowned
hat enhanced with feathers on
one side . . . Mrs. Bruce Spaul-
ding, in a red suit and, black hat
atop her hih hair do, elated over
Just hearing that her husband
would be the democratic nom
- inee for congress ...
A stunning tea table . . . a
silver blue satin cloth, the al
ternate corners tied with a large
; bow of heavy red silk cord . . .
and a centerpiece of pine en
, hanced with tiny Christmas balls
and flanked by single red tapers
in star shaped crystal holders
. . . Three young matrons who
served ... Mrs. Dale Shepherd
in a sophisticated gown of black
crepe with a cascade of the ma
terial lined in red down one side
. . . Mrs. John Kelty in black,
enhanced with matching sequins
and Mrs. James Bennison wear
ing black velvet, the peplum and
neckline outlined in white eyelet
embroidery ...
WELCOME HOME for Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Fisher (Enid Clif-1
ford), who have returned herej
to make their home . .... The
Fishers resided here before he
entered the service . . . He
served as a lieutenant In the
navy and was in the South Pa
cific and has returned to his po
- sition at the state tax commis
sion . . . They have taken a
place near Turner and are busy
remodeling, and getting settled.
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Ope Thurs. Eve.
by Appointment
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SIS rtrst Natural rak.Pl4g.
and best wishes for the holidays
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