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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1946)
-1 Ctliiu Or- Thursday, Tiu H, 1 9X8 Hostesses to Preside at "Luncheon Uti Ralph Nohlgreq and Mrt. -Maurice Saffron have invited : , Bifinbtu of their Portland bridge rlub to a one o'clock; luncheon Saturday afternoon. The two ma trons belonged to the club while they were living In Portland when their husbands were over seas Several of the club mem bers formerly lived In Salem. Luncheon will be at the Saf fron home on Glenn Creek Drive nd later in the afternoon the group will go to the Nohlgren borne 1 for bridge. CovWt will be placed for Mrs. Jowpn C Harvey. jr Mrs. Bruce Zckmln, Mrs.: James Howarth. Mrs- JEdwin McWatn. Mrs. Leo nard Ran ton, Mrs. Raymond An derson. Mrs. Margaret Simms. Mrs Louis Stutt of HilUboro, Mrs. John Kelly of Ringen, Wash-. Mrs. Talbot Bennett and the hostesses. Mr. aatst Mrs. Chandler Brawn j hare as thetr house guest her satec. Miss Bemadine Plamundon i OX Washington. D. C She is home ' on an extended visit and has been with the . state department She plane to be here a week and will then go to Seattle to be with her tamily.. Mr. aaWI -Mrs. VTslUos Carson and son. Wallace and Jim Rub arts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert W. Roberts; have returned from several days stay at Newpoi t The7 occasion was Wallace' twelreth birthday. Miss Patricia Peeler and Miss Marjie Judsart were hostesses at a shower for Miss Doris Lovre. bride-elect of Ceorge Davis of Detroit. Mich. Honoring Miss lxvrc were Mrs. Harry Lovre, Maxlne Meyers. Delbert Bair. June Johnson, Betty Van Osdol, Mary Jo Hall. Marie Short. Dont na Lovre. Mildred Rothweilert, Mrs. Francis Peeler and the host esses. A Surprise Birthday Dinner Mrs. Ralph H. Cooley was hon ored at a surprise dinner party Wednesday night when her hus band entertained at the Marion hotel on- the occasion of her birth day. The table centerpiece wai of pink and blue flowers flanked by pink tapers in silver holders! Cfntract bridge wn in play at the Cooley home following the din ner hour. Cover were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Coolev. Mr. and Mrs. Er vin F. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Need ham. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Scellars, Mrs. Flora Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Collins. Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Cooley and Mm Margie Cooley. June Date Is Set Miss Cnyle Maurece Zaniker of Willamette. Oregon, has set Sun day. June 30, as the date of her Society. : Clubs Music The Home MAXINE BURDf , JERYME ENGLISH ! I Woman's Editor Society Editor j marriage to Donald Everett Me Call of Salem. The marriage will take place in the Willamette Methodist church at 3 o'clock Miss Zaniker has asked her sis ter, Naideen. to act as maid of honor. Misses Ruth and Dorothy McCall of Salem, sisters of the groom. Ruth Schandel and lone Hugget of Oregon City, will be bridesmaid. The flower girls, cousins of the bride, are Suzanne Selby, Oregon City, and Frances Davidson of Park Place. The ring bearer, al.so cousin f the bride, will be Terry Barnes, jr., of As toria. To act as bast man. Mr. McCall has asked his brother. Howard, and as ushers Edwin McCall. also a brother. Wallace Gemmell. James Gvmmell. all of Salem, and Linton Hoff of Forest Grove. The Rev. Edgar, who will per form the ceremony, officiated at the bride's parents' wedding twenty-three years ago on the same date. Yasrag Matrons clsb will meet on Thursday, June 20 at the YWCA for election of officers. Mrs. Jack Lachelle. who recent ly came here from Brazil, will be a special guest. A 1:30 dessert luncheon will be served. Parties For Miss Reidy Niss Honors Reidy is the in centive for much entertaining prior to her departure for Detroit. Mich., where she will be married to Louis Hodak on June 29. Saturday night MLss Pearl Bairey will entertain at her home on Spruce street for the pleasure of Miss Reidy. A miscellaneous shower will fete the bride-elect. After an informal evening re frej-hments will be served by hostess. : Bidden to honor Miss Reidy Mesdames Margaret Hall, Port land. Agnes Schlotthoefer, Eu gene. Charles Coffey. San Jose, Phillip Jaskoski, Lyle Shepard, Edward Heenan, Cyril Suing, Miss Ann Gearing and Miss Agnes Meyer. ; A family reunion and farewell for Miss Reidy will be held Sun day at the SL Paul hall at St Paul when descendants of the bride-elect's grandfather, W. F. Davidson, an early settler at St. Paul, gather. Over 150 are ex pected to be present for the occasion. 3 Invitations In Mail to Weddings In the mail Wednesday were invitations to the wedding of Miss Nancy Lou Wallace, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Black Wallace, and Lt. (jg) Robert Warren Gormsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Gormsen of Spokane. The 8:30 o'clock rites will be held at the First Prebyterian church on June 29 with a reception follow ing at the Wallace home at Wal lace Orchards, i Barr lay - Simmons In this morning's mail will be invitations to the marriage of Miss Mary Jane Simmons, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Sum mons, and Charles A. Barclay, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Bar clay, which will take place on June 28 at the St. Paul's Episcopal church at 8 o'clock. The wedding reception will be held in the Mirror Room of the Marion hotel. Birthday Party At Olson's Mrs. Manfred Olson entertained with a birthday party Wednesday afternoon at her home on North 84th street in honor of her son. Robert, on his second birthday. Also snaring honors was Robert's aunt. Mrs. Robert W. Craig, whose birthday falls in the same week. The party was held in the gar den, where later in the afternoon birthday cake and refreshments were served. Honoring Robert and Mrs. Craig were Mrs. M. Willson Savage, Jimmy Siegmund. Mrs. Wilson Siegmund. Nancy Hurley, Mrs. Melvin Hurley, Mrs. C. A. Spra gue. Charles Hanson. Mrs. Ken neth Hanson. Mrs. Roy 11. Mills, Reid English. Mrs. W. R. English. Mrs. Arthur G. Upston, Bill and Michael Trindle, Mrs. William H. Trintlle, jr., and Mrs. W. II. Trin dle. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Saekett of Rochester, Minn., left by plane Tuesday for their home after a three weeks stay here at the home of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Evans. They plan to return here in the fall to reside, as they have purchased property from Mr. Evans' in the Keizer district. Bride Honored At Shower Miss Nyla Phillips and Mrs. Helen Brantner were hostesses at a surprise bridal shower honor ing Mrs. Chester A. Boyle (Doro thy Dalton), a May bride, at the home of the latter Tuesday. Small bonquets provided the decorative note throughout the rooms. . Honoring Mrs. Boyle Were Mrs. Stuart McGilcrest, Mrs. Josephine Ackley, Mrs. Roy Yung, Mrs. Cliff Phillips, Miss Marjorie Peterson, Miss Delia Merk, Miss Florence Lewis, Miss Donna Boy le, Miss Nyla Phillips and Mrs. j Helen Brantner. I A taste of summer i next winter. . home canning does it! Watch your family's faces light up next winter when you give 'em ' sun-ripened, home canned fruits, preserves, Jams and jellies! YouH keep 'em healthy, too . . . cut down winter food costs. ..find meal planning easier. Get your full share of sugar for canning ask your grocer for iJVRELS stvourgrl SPRECKELS SUGAR -nr ic , ' - ' , The North Saleaa vTatatea's Christian Temperance Union will hold a friendship tea at the home of Mrs. D. O. Lear, 1075 N. 20th street, Friday, June 14 at 2 pjn. The Rev. Clay J. Pomeroy-will be the main speaker.' Mrs. S.. Ray nor Smith, r.. will speak on sharing the temperance program with the orient. Mrs. Richard T. Fine will have charge of the de votions and Mrs. A. E. 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