Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1946)
I Parties Will. Compliment Visitors Entertaining in informal during thr summer with visitors high lighting., the social events, with m.my pbnncd in their honor. Mrs. Douglas McKay and Mrs. G Frederick Chambers will be hostesses for an informal tea Monday afternoon at the former's home on Jerris avenue for the pleasure of Mrs. Thomas Everett May of ! Carmel, Calif., a former Salem resident, who is a guest at the McKay home. A group of Mrs. May's friends have been invited to call between 3 and 5 o'clock. Assisting the hostes.ce informally will be Mrs. Roy S. Keen. Mr. E. M. Page and Mrs. William L. Phillips, sr. For Mrs. Flecel Mrs Earl C. Flegel, who recent ly arrived in the capital from Mineral Wells. Texas, where she and Colonel Flegel have been liv ing, will be honored at an in formal luncheon on Monday after noon when. Mrs. Linn C. Smith er.tertajas at her home on Che meketa .street. A few of Mrs. Flegel's intimate friends have been invited to the luncheon;. The afternoon hours w ill be spent informally. Mrs. Flegel wid her son have been at Ne-lurmiin for several weeks at the beat h home of her parents, Dr and Mrs R. E. Lee Steiner. Society. . . .Clubs Music ... . The Home MAXTNE BUREN . JERYME ENGLISH Women's Editor , SocWry Editor 7 Clarice Busselle Bride of Fred Anunsen on Friday Pink, blue and white were the colors Miss Clarice Busselle se lected for her marriage to Fred S Anunsen, jr. Friday night at the First Congregational church. The altar was decorated with baskets of pink and white gladioluses and blue larkspur interspersed with white tapers. The pews were marked with clusters of flowers tied with white ribbon bows and the aisle was lighted with single white tapers in tall candlesticks. Convention Opens On Monday Deiejjites from Capital American Legion auxiliary The Detite. blonde bride is the daughter or Mrs. Lloyd Demarest land E. T. Busselle of Seattle, and jher husband is the son of Fred S. Anunsen. Ted Busselle gave his j sister in marriage. Before the brid ; al party entered Miss Mary Ann Brady sang "I Love Thee" and "Beloved Tii Morn" with Miss 'Ruth Bedford at the organ. Light ; ing the tapers were Mrs. Lawrence , Feldschau and Mrs. Leighton Fair , ham, who wore mist blue nylon silk gowns, and carnation brace lets. It was at 8 o'clock that the Rev. John L. Knight officiated at the ceremony. I Of white marquisette was the bridal gown, fashioned with m fit ted bodice, high, rounded neck line and bishop sleeves. Panels of ! lace insertion enhanced the gown j on the bodice and on the full skirt ; which terminated in a train. A Unit .'seed pearl coronet held her train w ho length tulle veil in place. She car ried bouquet of gardenias and stephanotis centered with a white orchid. Bridal Attendants Preceding the bride down tiie aisle were Miss Carmen Campbell as maid of lonor, and Miss Lor raine Murdock and Miss Donna Shafer who were bridesmaids for their Pi Beta Phi sorority sister. Miss Campbell wore pearl pink marquisette designed with a basque bodice, sweetheart neck- ill attor.a the department of Ore g .n Convention in I'oitl.md July 15. 16 atid 17 will be Mr?. Austin M W:Nn. Mrs. I N Bacon. Mrs Mtrle li Travi. Mrs. Paul Ficke. Mrs. St.irley Krueger. Mrs. B ,W Stacev. Mr O E Palmateer. Mrs. D-.n Mad.xm. Mrs Helen McLeod r.d Mr Jennie Barttett. Dele gate at laige re Mr. I .eon M. Brrii df-partrrient ice pi evident; M .- Ft t T Andresen. depart - rr.r I . t, . ur Mri Frinir W Hater. Mr Rose Hubbard andT' and bishop sleeves. Lace ruf M. J.ne H Turnbull, past de-'fling enhanced the skirt and form partmera presidents, ed a bustle in back. She carried a Over pUnn;n( to attend the ' bouquet of white gladioluses and threeVl- eion are Mrs. Al- pink bouvardia. Cxhzz. Mis Fri.nk Marshall. I Miss Murdock wore a marqui-Ur- Mem Pearce. .sett gown of a deeper pink and A j r.r.1 oper.w.g enion w ith the i Miss Shafer's dress was of mist Amer.c-.fi Legion will be held blue. They were made identical Mor,rf, v 9 a m in Maonic Tern- I with sweetheart necklines, buttons pie Mrp' EarE Templar, depart- down the front of the bodice, blsh mer,t president ill preside at the .t'P sleeves and full skirts. They eMf,rr of the auxiliary in Ma-I carried bouquets of rubrum lilies. s r. c Temple j.pening at l pm ! The girls all wore coronets of pink M'.r.l-r Tuesday at 9 a m. a Joint rd white bouvardia in their hair. Memorial erv ice will be held Robert G. Brady, Jr., brother w it. t.',e Ammisn, Legion in-law of the groom, was best man. Nat rrs.4l ire-president of the (Seating the guests were Donald H ete:r, Division. Mrs. Woith Heifer, Landy Franz, Charles - - ' f , '' Mrs. Nellie Combellack of Long Beach, Calif., supreme worthy high priestess, White Shrine of Jerusalem, who will make her official visit and in spection to Willamette Shrine No. 2 Monday night at the Masonic Temple. Vor.tf ..rtei v ij,f Gftrins Ferry, lc? mti NaUriMl Defence rhinr ir.in. Mi Hjtiert OJoixle. wiil be h-..r;f r rd s dittriguihed gueit. Mr- Charles W. Ounr. of Port land. member; of Hrod River, is gi'Titr., Convention chairman. Victor Crov Is Married Word '-.. turn received in Sa lem c.f the marriuKf of Mary Iam L.ii-s- daughter of Mr and Mis Frai F. (ireenwood (t Milwau kee. W v. r. Victor Crow, son of Mr r-'i Mis Micnael Ciuw of Lol.r Oregon vvhix fr'took place lr M.iv.4,kee On June 19. Tt- triple will be at home in Lft.re after 'August 1. The gioom iitetided Willamette uni versity ud is a member of Alpha I-I1 fraternity. After being reUa.wil from the wmy last No en b.-r 5:e liuf leen studying mu sic ;r. C"').i ;o Mri. Archie Brewster waa In stalled nimmandM to the Disabled Ameri ars Veteran a u x I liar y Thursoay at the Woman's club .use Mm Verne (Mrander. na tifr.a! hij-torian wa the installing ttfttf- ()th.er offi ers are Mrt, K a ( "or.n. senir v ice command er, '.: C'iarles Peteison. Junicjr i e comin.nder; Mr-. Hairy Mc-Wh'.rt'-r ihaplalli;. M r . Otto Mef.lhofr treasi.n r :' Mrs Frank ro:er. a fjiitanl. Mm ( ). E. Kme irt. -ii;it,t .i t arms, Mrs. C'lif- tori M.cil, musician; Mrs. Hoy j Heyrmld", undu t r e ; M r. Ko- ta'i Waljace, patriotic instructor; Mr- St jart Johns, banner car- Tier. Mr- Wiified Wilier, a.ssiat- , Ct . .rclwi ti ess I Winkenwerder and Edward Her man. For her daughter's nuptials Mrs. Demarest selected a white jersey gown with floral print, of Amer ican beauty and purple. The dress was made with cap sleeves and draped skirt. She wore long white gloves and a coronet of fuchsias and carnations in her haw. Greet the Guests The newlyweds greeted their guests at a. reception In the fire place room, immediately after the rites. Whit gladioluses were ar ranged on the mantle and center ing the table was the tiered bride's cake encircfed with a wreath of ,-milax and bouvarla. Mrs. F. W. Ginn of Astoria cut her niece's c"ake and MisS3eryl Holt served the Ices. Mrs. I. N. Bacon presided at the coffee urn. Assisting were Mrs. Douglas Bak er, Misses Darlene Simmons,' Sarah Ann Ohling. Maryann WItUiff. Barbara Aspinwall, Bernice Bow ersox and Thelma Wilcox. The couple will spend a few days at the coast before leaving for California on their wedding trip. For travelling the bride chose a white dress with grey, lime and salmon print, white hat and ac cessories and white top coat. Mr. Anunsen and bis bride will be at home in Salem after August 1 at 1035, N. 16th street. Martin-Ridgeway Nuptials Read Miss Marie L. Ridgeway, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hansen of Orchard, Wash., was married to Victor L. Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Martin of Salem, on Thursday, July 11. at 3:30 o'clock at the parsonage of the Rev Kunzmtn in Vancouver, Wash. For the present the couple will live n Aumsville. The bride is a graduate of schools in Vancouver and her husband went to Salem schools. He served In the army for three years, 20 months of which was spent in Europe. Geveroer and Mrs. Earl Snell went to Portland Friday to be guests at the preliminary festivi ties for the premier of Emet Haycox's "Canyon Passage" to night at the Broadway theatre. Also in Portland tonight for the premier will be Pj-of. and Mrs. James C. Drury, ho will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Glatt of Woodburn. Visitors Are Guests in Capital With the summer travel season in full swing there is an influx of visitors in the capital these days. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Cross and sons, Curtis and Stewart of Chicago arrived in the capital Friday for a several weeks visit at the home. of his mother, Mrs. Curtis B. Cross. Also a guest at the Cross home is her granddaughter, Judith Pe ters of Lebanon, and her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Pearson of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. William P. King also arrived : in Salem Friday by car for an extended visit at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Riches. They drove west from Washington, D.C and were accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. Harold Riches, the former also a nephew of Lloyd Riches. The two men have recent ly been released from the army and arrived In time for the annual Riches family reunion at Silver ton Park on Sunday. The two couples will also visit at the George Riches home during their stay here. , Reports Given On Convention Two new members, Mrs. Edwin Wittenberg and Mrs. Eugene Pohl man were initiated into Meadow larg auxiliary No. 6102 of the Vet erans of Foreign Wars at a meeting at the hall Wednesday night under the direction of the president. Mrs. Richard Cutler. Mrs. William Weiprecht. delegate to the VFW encampment at Cor vallis gave a report of the meet-' ings. Other reports were made' by Mrs. Cutler, Mrs. Richard Chase. Mrs. Wilson Waring. Mrs. Robert Caton announced a special meeting on Wednesday, July 24, to initiate women eligible to be come members. Membership pins were presented by Mrs. Robert Norris, Jr., chaplain. Mrs. Wei precht was elected conductress and Mrs. Waring junior vice pres ident. Members were joined by Mead ow lark post following the meeting and refreshments were served. Recent Bride Is Honored Miss Dona Henderson was hostess-Monday night to a group of friends at her home on South 14th street honoring Mrs. Alfred Phelps (Arlene Odenborg) with a bridal shower. Following an Informal evening and opening of the gifts refresh ments were served by the hostess, assisted by her mother, Mrs. Loyal W. Henderson. Those bidden to honor Mrs. Phelps were the Misses Florence Nelson, Grace Ashford. Rogene Miller, Marilyn Archibald, Donna Wengehroth, Opal Frieien.. Dcl pha Lowen, Pat Wolcott, Beverly Dalies and Maxyne Smith. , Speaker Tells About Brazil Mrs, Jack Lachelle was the speaker at a meeting of the Salem Zonta club Thursday night at the Harry Scott home. The speaker discussed Brazil, her native coun try. Mrs. Lloyd ifockett and Miss Helen Barrett were special guests. Miss Barrett is a member of the Zonta; club, temporarily at Ft. Lewis, Wash. CLUB CALENDAR MONDAY United Spanlah War Veterans and auxiliary at VFW hall. covered duh supper, niceting at S p.m.. Initia tion. ttrSDAT Central WCTU annual ptrnlc. Eu gene Prescott lawn, 12.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY Salem Writers club with Mrs. Wil liam Merrtott. S40 S. Capitol at . 7 .30 P Royal Neighbors of America. VFW hall. S p.m. t FRIDAY Pant Matrons, OES. picnic with Mrs. Byron Herrick, 230 Richmond avenue. :30 p.m. Luckers Are Honored Professor ' and Mrs. James C. Drury were hosts for a fish fry at their country home, "Half-A- Hill". Wednesday night in honor! of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Lucker and daughter, Joan, who are here from Washington, D.C. for the summer months. The Luckers are house guests of his sister. Miss Edna Lucker. After the dinner hour the eve ning hours were spent informally in the garden. Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Lucker and their daughter were Miss Edna Lucker, Mr. and Mrs. Ther on Hoover, Mrs Velma Farmer. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Pekar and son, Gerry, Mr. and Mri. Ray Glatt of Woodburnt Miss Dorothy Glatt of Seattle, Mrs. C. N. Rug gles. Miss Joan Newcomb, Prof, and Mrs. Drury and sons, Jon and Jimmy. Hustons Observe Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs. John Huston cele brated their golden wedding an niversary at their home. 1227 Court St., with a family dinner. They were married in Sharon, Ohio. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Rob- ert Huston, Cynthia Jane and Bobby, Ernest Huston, Miss Isabel Huston, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hus fon. all of Salem. A telegram from their son and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Huston of Omaha, was received, a telephone call came from their daughter; Miss Bud Orley of Castle Rock, and red roses from a son Leo at Vida, Ore. Mr. aad Mrs. A. N. Thanapson and children. Dick and Marilyn, of Amarillo, Texas, and Mrs. Lulu Hyde of Boise are the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Smyth. Mrs. Thompson is a daughter of the Smyths. Mr. Thompson is assistant manager of district office of VS. reclamation service at Amarillo. The Smyths and their guests have been spend ing the week at the roast. A Barbecue Picnic on Sunday The suburban home of Dr. and Mrs. Harry Fredricks will be the setting for a picnic Sunday when a group of their friends gather late in the afternoon. Dinner will be served in the garden with an informal evening following. Guests of the hosts will be Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hague, Mr. and Mrs. Roger K. Putnam, Mr. and Mrs. W. Emery Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. John Marvin Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ferris, Mr. and Mrs. William Bush, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nel son and Dr. and Mrs. William C. Parker. Luncheon to Honor Club Mrs. Joseph E. Harvey. Jr.. and Mrs. Thome H. Hammond have invited members of their Salem bridge club to their Portland homes, today for a 1 o'clock lunch eon at the Hammond home to be followed by bridge at the Harvey residence. Going from here will be Mrs. Wilson N. Siegmund. Mrs. Ken neth G. Manning, Mrs. Max Tag gart, Mrs. Harold Busitk. Mrs. Wheeler R. EnglUh and Mrs. George Scales. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis G. Mitchell and their son, Dick, left Friday for the Oregon Caves, Crater Lake and points south. They expect to be gone about ten days. Mrs. Robert E. Shlnn has been in Portland visiting at the home of her parents. Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Kerr. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Woodry have returned from a several days' stay in Portland. Credit Group If OPA had any friends In the luncheon group at the Salem Credit Association luncheon group Friday, they were silent. A round table discussion on "controlled and uncontrolled econ omy" was led by Charles E. SchmiU of the Salem Credit Bureau while only a few spoke and those in opposition to "con trolled economy" cr QPA. at the end of the period requtsts for continuation of the disusion next week were made by several mem bers. W. G. Braiin, preident of the association, presided at the meeting. The OrKon Statesman. Salem, Ore.. Sorurdcry. July 13 19463 Mrs. Johns A Luncheon Hostess Mr. and Mrs. Emll Rchaefer have had as their house guests her cousins. Mrs. Lei a Mayer and daughter. Ruth, of Syracuse, N. Y. Both are teachers and are mak ing educational and recreation tour of the west. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hanson will entertain a group of their friends at a no-host dinner party tonight at their home on Saginaw street. Cards will be in play dur ing the evening. Mrs. Bush A Hostess Mrs. William Bush was a lunch eon hostess Thursday afternoon at her Saginaw street home in honor of a group of her friends. The luncheon table was cen tered with a bouquet of mixed summer flowers flanked by yel low tapers. Contract bridge was in play during the afternoon with Mrs. C. Ronald Hudkins winning honors. Covers were placed for Mrs. Ralph Nohlgren. Mrs. Donald Armpriest, Mrs. W. Gerald Mib ler, Mri. C. Ronald Hudkins. Mrs. Francis Jernigan, Mrs. Andrew Halvorson, Mrs. Dean Trurnbo and Mrs. Bush. Mrs, Claude M. Johns, j sr. pre-' ! sided at a smartly arranged! luncheon Friday afternoon, at the Normany Manor for the' pleasure of her sister-in-law, Mri. Ruth Newmyer. wno is visiting here 3 from her home in Oalkand, Calif. I; The individual luncheon tables were centered with bouquets of j pink gladioluses and other pastel; garden flowers. Contract bridge, was in play during the afternoon) with honors going to MrsJ Merrill" Ohling, Mrs. Wallace BonesteIe' and Mrs. G. Frederick Chambers. Covers were placed for Mes-': dames Ruth Newmyer, E.j J. Sccl- lars. Frank G. Myers,! Roy H.l KT ill V M Pair ln Pan W WelJs Baum, William Newmyer,; Charles S. McElhinny. William L. Phillips, r George RoFsman. G. Frederick Chambers.; Wallace Bonesteele, Merrill Ohling Lesterj Barr. Percy Kelly. Prince W.S Byrd, William McGilchrist, JrJ Harry Belt. George Alexander, Harry N. Crain, Donald C. nob- erts, C. E. Bates, Mona YoderJ ! David H. Cameron and Claude i - 1 Johns. j -U ' PAUL ROBES ON Spirituals t to A NEW ALBUM Hv an By Co Down Mo- raler Boy John Henry! Joiua Fit 1 Battle of Jericho Balm in (ilaI Nobody Known the Trouble I'veSeer!! .Sometimes 1 heel Uke a MotherleM iliiUl ; k ! i i With Piano ar.d Vocal Accomjxjnimer.t . j by Lawrence Ercwn ; SALEM RECORD SHOP ii OREGON BUILDING STATE AT HIGH Q DOWNSTAIRS PHONE 632 lost vf ia,awya8g iaaBS4B,ggas&,I Miller's GlASStf Are nATt? Your EfM cho9 Closaaa doo'L UnkMa you had your ayaa ittadMd iKMfly. H ma j bm tsoi further corrctoa ia tod. cotd OoJy way to ssak sura a to com ia lor a caeck-tip. Moda trMt m ao Dottanaa aw 9I0 . tf naattad. rU poj you 9oaioua diri " oood looks oa wall oa coeract taiut. HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED BROWN'S OPTICAL SERVICE Since 1926 Liberty and Court St. j lag; 3QAXtip ...t&i cool, "flattering wxj VT to taliLCi ' f S ymx hosiery J ' - ' Vudget - taJ still tin Ns a tewtifally drtssed pill . - X of legs... try the nrv easly ippliei deep-toned shades . .. help iad suntan 6 cz. tcttlei.00 1 n mm cn dl n n dq O o Thanks Frifends for the Wonderful Response to Our jremmcnxillellnnng ssqD(b2 rl Don't Forget! We Still have Lots and Lots of Bargains! All Below ' Established Ceiling Prices! a We Guarantee Absolute Savings on Every Suit . . . Coat . . Dress OR ACCESSORIES! O o Bring Your Friends . . . Let them share the wonder ful savings. The Fashionette 429 Court St. Salem, Oregon
