10 Th Start man. Salem. Oregon. Sunday. Odobf 19, 1947
Seen and Heard ...
By JERYME ENGLISH
TEA TIME a week ago when
Mrs. A. D. Woodmansee and Mrs.
Robert Sears entertained for
bride-elect Patricia Sears, who
will become Mn. Jarats N. Shaw,
jr on November 2 . . . The
spacious Woodmansee horn the
setting . . . First large tea party
of the season, everyone reminis
cing . . . the topic of conversa
tion the outcome of the chest drive
. . . The women's division chair-J
man, Mrs. I v. Benson, taxing
time out from her duties and con
fident the women will make their
goal . . . She looked striking in
her wineberry crepe suit with
tirl clrirt th 4arkt fastened
with a huge rhinestone buckle . . .
wine shoes and a grey feather cha
peau ...
Receiving . . . In the entrance
hall were the hostesses . . . down
a few steps Into the large draw
ings room where the bride-elect,
hrr mother, Mrs. James L. Sears,
Mrs. Shaw, sr., over from Cor-
- vallis, and Mrs. James D. Sears,
Patricia's grandmother, greeted
guests ... A candlelight tea
. . . huge brass canedlabras hold
ing white tapers arranged about
the rooms ... many bouquets of
white chrysanthemums, a pleasing
contrast to the dark woodwork . .
Causing much comment ... the
bouquet of bird of paradise on a
low, round coffee table . . . and
the beautiful purple orchids worn
by the hostesses ... all sent air
express and arriving that morning
via Santa Barbara from Mrs. Van
Svarverud, who formerly lived
here and is a sister of Mrs. Rob
ert Sears . . . Pink roses arran
ged with ice blue flocked aspara
gus fern centering the tea table.
Outstanding- ... Mrs. Arnold
Krueger in a good-looking mink
brown moire taffeta costume suit
with fishtail, jacket and off the
face brown felt . . . Mrs. Bar
ney Van Onsenoord chic in a navy
blue Eton jacket suit and white
blouse with ruffled collar and
ruffs and navy felf . . . Mrs.
Y!rvhrt RsmcHm H i t i rvt i v In a
spruce green ensemble . . . the
skirt of invisible plaid and the
bodice of green silk, her fetching
1 .1 zrh- Via? idnrrtwl T-i t K m fatHr
pom pom ... Mrs. Herman Jo
chimsen in a sophisticated black
costume suit highlighted with
bands of gold rhinestones at the
shaulderline and pockets ... A
symphony in forest green was Mrs.
E. H. Kennedy, who is busy with
house plans these days, hoping to
break ground this week lor her
new home in Morningside, high up
on the hill ...
In fre-m the eeontry . . . Mrs.
Burton A. Myers, in a becoming
black satin dress and black hat,
with Mrs. Gordon1 Hadley of Inde
pendence . . . From out Morn
ingside .way came Mrs. Glenn
Paxson," Mrs. Harold Schneider,
Mrs. Wendell Webb, who is now
living in half of her house, the
rest to be completed by the first
of the year , . . and Mrs. Wil
liam Lidbeck in gay red plaid
wool frock with grey felt beret
atop her dark hair . . . Mrs. Carl
Porter driving up from Albany
for the occasion . . .
Chapeaax nates . . . Noted
Mrs. Wolcott Buren's black halo
style hat encircled in gold . . .
Beige feathers swirling down over
one ear of Mrs. Henry A. Simmons'
brown hat ... A white feather
hat for Mrs. J. H. Garnjobst . .
In a becoming brown ensemble
with touches of gold was Mrs. Ed
winn Armstrong . . . and Mrs.
Vern W. Miller in a pretty copper
leaf crepe with brown hat .
Two young marrieds, Mrs. Ralph
Smither and Mrs. Douglas Parker,
coming in with the newly engaged
Georgia Hull ...
IN THE WILDS . . .' The Fred
and Edwin Vieskos leave Monday
for Ontario to be there for the
opening of pheasant hunting on
Wednesday . . . they will be
away a week . . . Also headed
for Ontario on Tuesday to go hunt
ing will be the Harold Olingers,
Vernon Perrys, Clayton Foremans
and Robert Dragers . . . while
the men are hunting the girls plan
to golf and Kathryn Foreman will
visit her family, who live at Cald
well ...
A threesome . . . Drs. John R
and Charles D. Wood and Al
Loucks left Saturday by car for a
several weeks pheasant hunting
trip in South Dakota . . . While
they are away Mrs. Charles Wood
and Mrs. Loucks will spend a few
days in Victoria, B. C, at the Em
press hotel, leaving on Wednes
day ...
Also fishing time . . . Down
on the Rogue river fishing this
week are the Chandler Browns,
the Werner Browns and Mr. and
Mrs. James Walton.
ON THE EAST COAST . . . now
is Nancy Stricklin, blonde daugh
ter of the Charles E. Stricklins,
who has been transferred to the
Cushing Veterans hospital at
Franungham, Mass., as an occu
pational therapist . . . She has
been at Swannanoa, North Caro
lina ... Before flying north to
Boston Nancy enjoyed a house
party at Myrtle Beach, one of the
east coast's famous resorts . . .
where the ocean water, according
to Nancy, is just like bath water
. . Nancy is more than enjoy
ing the east and has attended ma
jor league games . . . seen Har
vard play and has plans for lots of
skiing this winter ...
FROM ACROSS THE WATERS
. . comes news from Captain
and Mrs. Winston Williams
Grace has been so busy sightsee
ing since her arrival in July that
she has had hardly time to write
. . A cable came to her mother.
Mrs. Thomas Holman, a- week ago
saying that her cocker spaniel,
Pookie, finally arrived after two
months waiting in a New ? York
port for "sailing orders" . . . .
Winston and Grace have been to
the Alps in Bavaria, where he has
been attending officer's school a
month . . . They are now back
in Frankfurt, and have a spacious
apartment with two bedrooms,
even a piano ...
FOLLOWING THE SUN . . .
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Jarman
left this weekend again for Santa
Monica, Calif., to spend the win
ter . . . They go each year and
will have their Same apartment at
the Georgian hoteL
Presbyterian
Women to Meet
The Women's association of the
Presbyterian church will meet
Wednesday, October 22nd, at two
o'clock. Mrs. F. E. McCracken will
talk about her trip to summer
leadership school at San Anselmo.
There will be a musical program
consisting of a piano solo by Bea
trice Nagl, a vocal solo by Glennis
Allen, and a violin solo by Ger
aldine Schmoker.
The executive board will meet
at 11:30 in the church kitchen for
a sack lunch.
Mrs.. Charles S. MeEIhinny will
preside at a one o'clock dessert
luncheon Tuesday afternoon at
her Court street home in compli
ment .to members of the Theatre
Arts group.
Mrs. Lester Barr will preside at
luncheon Monday afternoon at her
rairmount mil name in compli
ment to members of the Gaiety
Hill garden club.
Mrs. Arthur Pearson of Col urn
bus, Ohio is visiting for two weeks
with her cousin, Mrs. E. E Berg
man on North Commercial street,
Nuptials at
Church
St John's Lutheran church was
the setting for the wedding of Miss
Charlotte Roscoe, daughter of C. D.
Roscoe, and Jay V. Schaefer, son
of Mrs. Ida Schaefer, Saturday
afternoon at 4 o'clock with the
Rev. H. W. Gross officiating. Mrs.
William Fisher was the soloist and
Mr. Fisher the organist.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
white satin gown fashioned col
onial style. The full skirt was over
crinoline and ended in a train. The
bodice and waistline were shirred
and the sleeves were long. A
crown of white beads held in place
her train length tulle veil and she
carried a white Bible marked with
gardenias.
Mrs. Albert King was the honor
maid and wore a pink brocaded
satin gown fashioned with bustle
back. Miss Ruth Gettman was the
bridesmaid and wore a blue bro
caded satin gown. They carried
pastel colonial bouquets. Marilyn
Schaefer was flower girl and Mar-
jorie Papke ring bearer. Both wore
floor length frocks of blue and
pink.
Chester Schaefer was best man
for his brother and ushers were
Albert King, Harlan Hanson and
Floyd Brodhagen.
A reception was held at the par
ish hall with Mrs. John H. Gett
man in charge. Assisting were Mrs.
Jerry Holsing and Mrs. Dan Scha
efer. After a wedding trip the couple
will be at home in Salem at 1042
Saginaw street. For traveling the
bride wore an almond brown suit
with dark brown accessories.
Girl Scout Group
To Hold Meetings
The semi-annual meeting of the
Salem district Girl Scout associa
tion will be held at the chamber
of commerce in the Cherrian room,
October 22, at 6 p. m. for the pur
pose of electing officers. On ad
journment this group will attend
the assembly of the Santiam area
council at the Golden Pheasant
for the semi-annual meeting and
program following the dinner at
7:15. AU adults interested in girl
scouting are urged to attend.
Alpha Chi Omega alumnae will
meet at the chapter house at 8
p.m. Monday. Mrs. William Lin
foot, Mrs. Paul Heath, Mrs. Wit
liana DePew, Mrs. George Fell
and Mrs. Homer Richards will be
hostesses.
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