I Tkm Statesman. Salem. Oregon. Saturday. June 14. 1947 Brides-Elect Honored at Showers Par tie are being arranged in compliment to th many June brides -elect this month. . Mus Cathy Moran, who will 1 married Tuesday to Ernest H.bbs. will be honored at a pre nuptial party Sunday night when Misi Jane Carson entertains at the South Commercial street home of her parent. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Can-on. Fifteen of the college set have been bidden to a buffet supper. Te Hener Mfe Hat hie tt Another rular June bride- elect is Mi Margaret Hughlett, who will become Mrs. Edward Peterson on June 25. Miss Donna Upjohn was hostess for a dessert i-upper party-Friday-night at the South Liberty ttreet home of her parents, the Donald Upjohns, -in honor of Mis Hughlett. The eve ning was per.t informally and a miscellaneous shower feted the bride-to-be. Honoring Miss Hughlett were Mrs. H. W. Haifrhlett, Miss Ruth Hughlett. Mr. William Cate of Boston. Mu. Leo Brockway, Mrs. Frank Patterson. Mrs. D. H. Up john. Mr?. Richard Upjohn, Mrs. W. A. Reeves, Misses Virginia Case, Barbara Belt, Joan Mc Corkle, Jean Patterson, Charlotte Reeves and the hostess. Mrs. William Cate, who is here from Boton for the summer with ber mother. Mrs. Frank Patter son, will entertain at a 7 o'clock dinner Tuecay night at the Pat terson home in compliment to Miss Hughlett. A miscellaneous shower will honor the bride-elect and the evening will be spent in formally. Bidden are Mis Hughlett, Mrs. H. W. Hughlett. Mrs Frank Pat terson. Mi. Bessie Horner. Mrs. Arthur Wibon. Mrs. John Brown, Mies Dr.ra Upjohn, Ruth Farmer. Barbara Belt, Virginia Cae, Ruth and Patricia Hughlett, Jean Patterson and Mary Nims, Vicky Jtnes snd Mrs. George Luthy of Portland. Visitors la Salens Sands? will be Mr. Ruth Herman and daigh ter, Miii Iartha Herman, of ReburF. who will be guests of the formcT's brother-in-law and aiiter. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Car vx. Mist Herman and Lawrence White wift be married at a high lioon cererrfr.y in Roseburg rn June 21 at tr?e Episcopal church. The courie wiil.be in Berkeley for the summer attending the Uni versity cf California and in the fall will go to Oroville.Xalif., to continue with their teaching po sitions at tne high school. Society ....Clubs Music .... The Home CLUB CALENDAR SATLKDAT Salem Chapter. OES. meet at Masonic Temple, a p.m., initiation. MONDAY Auxiliary to the United Spanish War nual June veteran i meet viw nan, p.m., so cial hour following. White Shrine of Jerusalem meet at Masonic Temple, 8 p.m. TUESDAY American War mothers meet at Leg ion hall. 12:30 p.m. Salem Central WCTU with Mrs. W. A. Barkus, 220 Vista are., S p.m. Sons of Union Veterans and auxil iary, with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Pratt, route 3. f JO no-taoct dinner. THURSDAY Women's Council of First Christian church, church parlors. 2 p.m., welfare luncheon at noon. FRIDAY North Salem WCTU. with Mrs. T. J Williams, 740 Chemeketa street, 2 p.m Reunion for Field Family t'S:?? Champaign, Illinois, th com Members of the Field family are weekend versity commencement festivities Floyd Field, his daughter. Miss Lillian Field, and Miss Rebecca Lacy, have arrived from Atlan ta, Georgia, and are guests of Mr Field's sister. Miss Hetta Field at the family home on Center street. Mr. Field has come for the 50th A Luncheon And Dinner Are Slated University House will be the setting for two affairs this week end during the Willamette uni versity commencement festivities. This noon Mrs. G. Herbert Smith will preside at luncheon at University House in compli ment to wives of the board of trustees, who are here for the an- meeting with their husbands. Covers will be placed for Mrs. James W. Crawford. Mrs. C. L. Starr, Mrs. Guy Goodsell, Mrs. Laurence Nye, Mrs. Robert Not- son, all of Portland, Mrs. Neil Shaffer of Kent, Wash.. Mrs. Hugh McGiivra of Forest Grove, Mrs L. O. Griffith of Eugene. Mrs. Frank Bennett, Mrs. M. C. Find- ley, Mrs. A. A. Lee, Mrs. C J Atwood of Seattle. Mrs. A. A. Schramm, Mrs. Tinkham Gilbert, Mrs. Charles A. Sprague, Mrs. Paul Wallace. Mrs. Robert L. Elfstrom, Mrs. Roy Harland, Mrs Silas Fairham, Mrs. R. A. Fedje and the hostess. Dinner on Sunday Sunday afternoon Dr. and Mrs. Smith will entertain at dinner at 12:30 o'clock at University House for Dr. Charles M. Thompson of To Marry in ,l,e So.,ll. .Jyjj-g fa A Hostess Lowell San ford, a graduate of the Detroit high school, will be married to Juanita Riggle Bressie on June 22 at The Wrr Knk O' The Heather at Forest Ijiwii Me morial park in Glrndale. Calif. The groom-elect is the son of Louis T. San ford of Glendale, Oregon and his bride-to-be is the daughter of Mrs. Florence Riggle and Paul S. Riggle of Independence. Kansas. The couple will live in Ijm An geles where he is with Western Electric Co. Mrs: Robinson to Head Mothers At the Chi Omega mothers meeting held at the home of Mrs. Frank Waters on Friday Mrs. G. L. Robinson was elected presi dent of the Willamette university Chi Omega mothers for the en suing year. Other officers were Mrs. Alfred Montgomery, vice president; Mrs. Henry Boyd, sec retary; Mrs. William L. Allen. Mr. Otten Itrrilal at IllM.rtl'rt IjpiU of Mrs. C. L. lUodgelt appeared in recital at her home, j i 6VI Shipping atreet on Thur attar f f"T C "Y efl Mis Kay I.. Snnlh wa rwtr for mm lnfoimt tliiuiri Jity Vdnexlay night at her Center street home in honor of a group of high school tejehers. After the dinner hour the hoaite atiowed moving iitutr- of the uncut trip to aouthrtn Cal ifornia and Palm Sprmg. Bidden were Mr. W. E. Smith. Mrs. Leah Hogue. Mrs. Harry Johnson. Mrs. Ellen Fisher. Mrs. r l TV T. W. Creech. Mku Leila John- VlOlin, FlOnO aon. Miss Beryl Holt. Mitt Mar - . . i t i Eyre. Miss Mildred Christenaon. HeCltal MOndaV at:., t. ti:n . r-, . . iiiiis. raiu Ann Dornif. Miss Ola Clark. Mi.s Vivian Chan dler, Miss Lillian Davis. Mi Ada Ross and Miss Carolyn Wilson. afTrr ni m l ti lite aiidietM-e aitd al lfittrl live tal rnnjr wtiKh lJ lowed Pupil afipearmg are IelbTt and Mary Loutae flolltm. Kath Irfu llirk.. IVlorrs Farthing. Sara Smith. Oar) I Jniten, ("ami atvt Shirler Taeeerl. iVNae Keutef. Mary Ann Mi Jar lane. Joan Kim age. Maryetta Smith, Harry arwt Esther Culp and Kathleen Kuhn I n INwtlarvl Ut en f a f I c4 tSe are Miwt Um VUOhtnny. Marte tme. fbr J TtlSmr, Cilrnrtin SwrHmkt, - tVr. Ijmt A' ml4 mm4 le man. t.-ge W UUa Hter, b9 Mr ...l M i ttm oi Mr. ard Mr. Ceoge II s Vt tyunmr Ollen. now of Portland, to Mm Mary FJlen MrCurdy. dauchtee 4 M' J"'-"'"Liohover Given for M urdy. ! wedding ts larne4l for early Auguat. IlinQ Bride-ClcCl Mia. MrCufdy atte75 the ' 4J - inietuiy oi mrgon aewj is a treasurer: and Mn. Frank Wa ters, membership chairman. The last meeting of the seawn will le a picnic on Sund4. Jun 22. at the home of Mia. W. S Miller in Portland. 1 jaKsWia Mr. and Mrs. Daltert Jeen will present their iolm and pijri studemt in recital Moctday night. June 16. at the Roberta aludto at o'clotk. The interested public U in itcd to attend. Partiriating will be Joan Hi!!, ton. Marshall and John Jrldeika. R(1- and firr S"hnudi. E1aife Mrfqmrr, Nadine Woilrofle. IVoni Iln-lp. (loiia Arultewa, Maiy Ann A- mcmber f Gamma Ptu Reia Her i f nrvre attended Salens h gh axtturj I and the L' ni -er-u t y of Orvx"" Hi ! fiaternity u rttt Gaanma IrMa He it now in bui"vr- Mh bta fatSer During tSe war tSe ben-dirt-lert aTed in tKe army He baa a utter. Mrs. ure fted ( Patrtcta Otlen). who ! so be ing In Varorur. Waah Jantre WoodeofTe, fatrHa Betty T tX- Ann Ftlie. John RmkenlelWf arvl Joan Nr. man. Aampantt ill te Pa trtoa M rfqjtrr arvl M. J pi Awdrry Ifeoderauei Gweida TKairtr wet-e hati at a wef r Tbw'lay tugt.t at Cta beam tt Mtaa TKaUf. frw f. Ikawflwtty. tworry Lexmark Ifenae mm Jaane II AUrrxS it t tKe aK' r t r 0m hutlMMX tmr Um Fearxw DarueWarv. C'' rVa4. ee.a. 0ee P.aine. Uri R W. ThaU-KcT. Miaa Jes fun. Mr. t-a eila OTWien. Mr Jaw CaJ kir Urx DTra4 Dwgteny. Wra, A If. Dutty. Mr Urnr tianv Mi V ldr4 "rxit. M P. G T.au will precede the afternoon exer cises in the Willamette univerity gymnasium. Places will be laid for Dr. Thompson. President Robert Ed ward Burns of the College of the Pacific, and Mrs. Burns of Stock ton, Calif., Floyd Field. Miss Lil lian Field and Miss Rebecca Lacy reunion of the class of 1897 of of AUanUf Georgia, Mr. and Mrs w.Hiii ne ana two oi nis sisters, Rfa,t Feniv and Tlr . . tt i i . . i-ii i ' - Anas neiia rieia ana Airs, lujnn I gmrth tsaigiey, oom or saiem, are mem bers. Also Joining in the celebra tion will be three other sisters, Miss Ruth Field, Mrs. Mary Whip pie of Vancouver, Wash., and Mrs. Harvey Heritage, of Spokane; who also attended Willamette univer sity. Floyd Field retired last year after serving on the Georgia Tech faculty for 40 years. His daugh ter, Lillian, graduated from Agnes Scott college, Georgia, earlier this month. They drove west and will tour on the coast for three months. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Jerman of Corvallis have been spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Linn C. Smith. Mr. Jarman will continue with his studies at j Oregon State college during the summer session. Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Woodman see have had as their house guests the past week Dr. and Mrs. Van Bilyeu of Laguna Beach, Calif. Mrs. Anderson To Head Club Sojourners met for regular des sert luncheon Thursday at 1:15 at the Salem Woman's clubhouse. Mrs. Jerome Anderson, formerly vice president, is new president, succeeding Mrs. Joseph P. Kelly who is leaving for Coos Bay to live. Mrs. Rodney Fety was ap pointed social chairman. . Plans for a picnic to be held July 27 at i j Paradise Island were discussed. Hostesses were Mrs. William Galloway. Mrs. Lewis Clark. Mrs. James Barrick, Mrs. Eugene Laird, j Mrs. Allan John and Mrs. Robert Montgomery. Guests were Mrs. Mrs. Frank Ward, Mrs. James E. McNeil and Mrs. Leonard G. Hicks. New members are Mrs. Maynard C. Shifter and Mrs. Roy Todd. Prize winners were Mrs. Carl W. Wood, Mrs. Leo R. Pe terson and Mrs. Jerome Anderson. Short? Regular? Tall? Com tea our new Corerttil Styled for your heighh Designed for sleek fill Choose yours in on of three, new hem-hugging lengths . eoch with bias-cut top, straight cut skirt. You'll like the dainty bowknot trim , . . the careful workmanship that means long See them today ... in white, Uarot or black Bur-Mil rayon crept . . and wonder how in this world wo could price them to low. m 11 $450 j r i 2n! 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