Th. Statesman, Scdsnu, OraqQtu Sunday August 3. 19479
Seen and Heard . . .
Bv Urym English
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By Jeryme EnjiUh
THE SHOW GOES -ON . . . In
spite of the downpour a week
ago seven 'teen ageri put on thrif
rodeo (which we understand had
taken week of planning) at the
William Lidbeck country place on
Battle Creek road. . . . The per
formers were Nancy and Jean
Lidbeck, Anne Woodmahsee, Jean
Smith, Marcia Webb, Barbara
McMullen and Carolyn Wachter
. . Over seventy spectator
young and old, stood right out
in the rain to watch. . . . Th4
judges, Gertrude Chamberlaiii
and Helen Marcus, stood in th
rain for over two hour judging
the various events. ... A grand
parade opening the show. . .
Blue and red ribbons to. the win-
ners. j
Master of ceremonies , . . J a no
Ba'rkw, Who announced th
event. . .' . ' Stephie Page, thf
ribbon girl . . . Ton! Tupker hold4
ing the umbrella over the judges;
. . . jand Jean Ann Tupker selling
candy. . . . The girls thought of
everything . . .'even to a "very;
small admission charge!" .7. At
intermission Anne Woodmanset
did stunt riding on Duke," even:
to rope jomp.ing. . "Sheila.!
font months old filly of the Lid-
becks, made her appearance
dressed as a cow boy. . . . Climax
of the day when the hordes ctir
archway between the living and
dining rooms. . . . The bride'
table centered with two hearts
made of pink lace paper and fill
ed with pink baby begonias "Hhd
sweet peat . . . the corners of
the white cloth caught with sil
ver bells and white gladiolus
blossoms with (feet peas tucked
in the centers. ...
Among those present . . . Hazel
Shutt, wearing a pretty: draped
prmt silk on a white background
. . . and telling us about Hattie
Bratzel'g exciting weekend trips
while in Germany. . . She hopes
to bring home an Italian car
with her in the fall. . . . Mrs,
Hillary ! Etzel, also serving and
wearing a watermelon red silk
jersey with tiered skirt, a strik
ing contrast to her brunette beau
ty, -.j . Noted Mrs. Daniel J.
Fry's pretty round corsage of
geranium blossoms and leaves
and phlox pinned at the neck
line of her black gown. , . , Mrs.
P. H. Schnell's brown faille suit
and open crown brown felt halo
with chiffon drape, reminding us
that fall is just around the cor
ner. . j . Mrs. C. W. Parker, still
receiving congratulations about
her twin , granddaughters, and
wearing a becoming red lacey
straw wide brimmed hat with her
dark ensemble.
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(Cf - Presenting)
fCG g?-'"'' With Our Eleventh Annual
Am re voir.
All for now, but
red up a nest of bees in the field ! wen be back again at state fair
and- were stung. . . no one leaiiyt ,' time,
thrown, but certsinly a few ex- ;
citing minutes wondering if some
one would be. ...
MOVING NOTES . . . The Charles
Hugging family has been busy
the paM fortnight getting settled
in their new4y purchased beach
home at Neskowin, located on thei
south point. ... 1
The Wendell Webbs have sold
their South High street homWandf
in the fall hope to move into;
their new home, now being builtl
in the Morningside district. . . ,!
They are storing their furniture
in the barn and in Ihe meantime
the family will be "at home"-afi
Lincoln beach, whtue. they have
Nuptials in
Portland
A number of Salem people were;
in Portland Saturday afternoon
for the marriage of George'Will
Jam Otten, formerly of Salem, son
of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Otten,
to MiVs Mary Ellen McCurdy. The
nuptials took place at Trinity
Episcopal chapel at 4 o'clock with
the Rev. George H. Swift of Sa
lem officiating.
John Patterson Mrdirdv crave
taken the John Hall cottage Mi ,h hL.i,, , ma,ri. For her
a month. wgMAA'tia cK rhnt;a a wKitA catin
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth i. Wat erst
gown i fashioned with train, long
nr si Ihcup atria t-a I rw. Ir i r T t f i- i
...v. -. - ..Vs j sleeves and pearl trim. She wore
ward to moving to their new lace eil whkh the
h,me .jut completetl. and al.j aunt Mrs wlUiam c.
located in the Mo. ngside dist-j j, Ut wor; t her wedding.
MV 'f ' rrCt i?!JiShe carried white roses, stephan
built it for his family, but lateri , . -
decided to sell The Waters otu and orth,ds-
already had property adjoining; M,ss Phyllis McCurdy was the
the newly purchased site. ... maid of honor and wore a pink
The Willard Thompsons ire I sharkskin dress and Mrs..M, Eu
busy studying blueprints for thein : S&re Reed (Patricia Otten), sis
new home, which they soon hopefiter of the groom, was matron of
to start building on view prop--; honor; wearing a blue sharkskin
erty in Orchard Heights. . . . Hgown. They had matching tulle
New addrrss. . . . Clever post! ! picture hats and gloves and car
cards received from Melvin andljned contracting bouquets of pink
Martha Hurley this week from land blue sweet peas. Joan Mc
Boston telling their new address j Curdy was flower girl for her
... In one corner a picture of ai iaunt.
bird house and little bird bearing! , Edward Mything. formerly of
the sign ' fur rent' . . . and.print-j! S;ilem. was best man and ushers
ed in large letters "Ye?, we foundt
a tviuse at 152 Start ford t., West)
Itcifcbury, Mass., a Boston euburbf
. . . and signed Martha and Mel. . J
SEEING THE SIGHTS . . . are
Jane Walsh and Katherine WiH
helm of Eugene, spending the
summer in New York. ... The
past weekend they were in Wash-
ington, D. C. On Saturday they
were present at the opening of
the Lincoln papers to the public
V . . later viewing them. . . Thejr
lso .visited the seriate, staying
until adjournment at 4 sjn. . . I
The girls had lunch with Jane
werejDavid Veblen, Richard Ral
ston and M. Eugene Reed.
For her son's nuptials Mrs. Ot
ten chose a grey satin suit with
orchid cqrsage. j
The wedding reception w(as held
at the home of the groom's uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William
C. Ralston. Presiding at the
bride's table arid cutting the cake
were Mesdames Albert G. Dennis
ton of Eugene, Robert A. and
John P. McCurdy, H. S. Gran-
natt, W. R. -Ka.ser of Seattle, Will
iam C, L. O. and Ionner O. Ral
Ellsworth, daughter of Congress- j Irr' ' nssisimg were me misses
man Harris Ellsworth. ; . . . Jane
Walsh has a job in ooe of th
Ixft candy shops on Times Square
until fall.
f OK A BRIDE . . . Mis. Walter
Spaulding entertained with an at
JifMine Tuesday night for Anne
Mne Doerfler, who-ch&nges her
name to Mrs. P. Wayne Row this
Anne Walker, Eleanor Nagel, Sal
ly Ralston, Mrs. Patrick F. O'
Brien and Mrs. David Veblen.
When the newly weds left, on
their honeymoon to southern
Oregon the bride was wearing a
grey suit with, black accessories
and corsage of orchids. Mr. Ot-
ftern$on. . . . The honor guest, ! ten and his bride will make their
In a Dale veliow frock with lace i home in Portland. Both attended
Inserts. . . . The hostess in waters i the University of Oregon where
Xail blue jersey and white flow- she was a member of Gamma Phi
en. ... A pink hesrt above the ! Beta and he of Phi Gamma Delta.
"Friends'
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how I
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