Seen and Heard ...
By JERYME ENGLISH
AN UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS
. . . That' the concensus on the
Salem General hospital auxili
ary's annual benefit tea held
Thursday. . . . The lovely George
Rossman home the setting . . .
after four o'clock a steady line of
guests waiting for tea . .-. with
over three hundred dollars taken
in to swell the auxiliary's treas
ury ...
In line ... Mrs. Rossman, al
ways a most gracious hostess,
welcoming her guests in a pearl
grey crepe gown wth tiered
skirt of matching fringe . . . Mrs.
John H. Carson, the auxijiary
president, in black satin combined
with crepe . . . and Miss Lillian
McDonald, the hospital superin
tendent, wearing black adorned
with blue . . . Nice gesture . . .
the attractive wives of the doc
tors on the hospital staff assisting
-about the rooms in their formal
gowns.
The decor . . . Lovely arrange
ments of chrysanthemums . . .
pink and lavender ones in the
Jiving room and a bronze and
gold bouquet in the hallway . . .
The tea table . . . centered with a
bouquet of American Beauty roses
and at the base shaggy and but
ton chrysanthemums in the pink
and lilac shades with American
Beauty ribbon extending on the
.cloth . . . -a single pink taper
flanking the arrangement on
. either side ...
Stand-oats ... So many pretty
chapeaux to talk about ... A
wine-berry felt with ma line of
wine and grey tucked in the
crushed brim of Airs. Abner
Kline's hat which matched her
gown ... A vioiei reamer . nai
by Mrs. Duane Gibson . . . Mrs.
Farley Mogan wore one of the
fetching hats she brought home
with her from Paris . . a high
crown,, brown felt ladorned with
a brown bird and red feathers
. . . her suit a brown and white
check with bustle bow in back.
. . , Stunning Mrs. Robert Parks,
who designs and makes her own
clothes, chose black with fringe
edging the hemline of her skirt
and a black felt bordered with
fringe . . . A brown velvet pouff
bow at the side of Mrs. Hollis
Huntington's , brown felt and
green orchids pinned to her mink
coat ...
From out-of-town . . came
Mrs. E. B. Bossatti and Mrs. Don
ald White of Dallas, wives of doc
tors . . . the Whites, however,
only recently moved to our near
by city . . .-Mrs. jThorne Ham
mond, down visiting from Port
land, with Mrs. Jack Carlon and
Mrs. Maurice Saffron ... The
Carlons 'moved back to Salem
from Portland a week "ago and
have purchased a home on Fu'
mount Hill, hoping1 to be settled
and moved by the first of De
cember . . Mrs. (William Dun
can (Harriet Hawkins) over from
Silverton and dashing in her al
mond brown "going away" out
fit . . . accompanied by another
young bride, Mrs. i John Johnson
(Joy RandaH ), who wore a ro
mance blue silk crepe.
Noticeable ... A smart three
some . . . Mrs. George Scales in
a mink brown suit with gold but
ton trim and brown hat with
rolled brim of beige and jaunty
quill ... Mrs. Claybourne Dyer
in a country beige suit and match
ing chapeau with fawn beige sa
tin bow at the side . . . and Mrs.
William C Dyer, Jr, choosing an
all black ensemble . . . Mrs.-Paul
B. Wallace, coming in 'with
daughter, Mrs. Robert Gormsen
. . . the former striking in a three
piece suit of almond brown Eng
lish tweed, fresh violets pinned
to the lapel' and a brown hat .
Mrs. Harry U. Miller in a becom
ing brown silk afternoon suit and
Mrs. Donald McCargar in a band
some black costume suit, with
short fitted jacket and ermine
tuxedo . . , Mrs. Kenneth Potts
selecting a good-looking black
taffeta "5 o'clock" suit with hor
izontal gold stripes . . . and Mrs.
Glenn Stevens in a smart striped
suit of black and white wool and
black hat with feather trim. Mrs.
Karl Becke with daughter, . Mrs.
William Shinn. chic in a black
and white wool frock . . .- Taking
tickets . . . Mrs. Werner Brown
New Babies
Welcomed
To Mr. and Mrs. Parker Gies
go congratulations on the birth of
a seven pound boy, Carl Michael,
at the Salem Deaconess hospital
Thursday morning. The little boy
has an older sister, Martha.
Grandparents orf the baby are
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gies, of Sa
lem. Miles E. Branch and Mrs.
Flavia Branch of Independence.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip M. Brandt
are receiving felicitations on the
birth of a son, William Douglas,
Wednesday morning at the Salem
in a pearl grey velveteen swirl
skirt and white silk Gibson Girl
blouse and Mrs. Emery Hobbs in
a black velveteen frock with low
neckline and short sleeves .
Jeaconess hospital. The little
oy, who weighed eight pounds,
eight ounces, has an older bro
ther, Phillip, jr, and sister. Lark
Meredith. The grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip M. Brandt
of Corvallis and Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Cottrell of Portland.
Parents of a six pound, six
ounce daughter are Mr. and Mrs.
Darrell H. Gemmell (Marieta
Lang). The little girl was born
on November 4 at the Salem Gen
eral hospital and has been named
Tia Kay. Her grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gemmell of
Salem and Prof, and Mrs. Theo
dore Lang of Glendale, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowman
have as their house guests this
week her mother, Mrs. Fred Nel
son of Portland.
. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Had-
kins have returned from a week's
sojourn at the Vancouver hotel,
Vancouver, B.C.
A Morning
Ceremony
At a quiet ceremony this morn j
Ing the Carrier Room of the FSrss
Methodist church Miss Mary Gil
christ, daughter of Mr- and Mrs.
Andrew C. Gilchrist of Brooks,
will become the bride of Wallace!
Turner of Salem, son of Mrs. r red
Booker of Heppner. The Rev.j
Brooks Moore will perform the :
rites at 10 o'clock. Miss Billie,
Oliver will play the wedding mu
sic. For her wedding the bride has
chosen a romance blue wool crepe
dressmaker suit with black hat and
accessories. Pinned to her suit
will be an orchid corsage. Mr.
Gilchrist will give his daughter
in marriage.
Miss Rita Hannagan will be the
bride's only attendant and will
The Slat man. Salem, Oregon. Friiory, November 7. 19479
Salem Women to
Attend Meeting
wear a grey dressmaker suit with
black accessories and corsage of
red roses. Frank Valech will
stand with the groom as best man.
After the nuptials the couple will
greet their guests before the fire
place. They will leave immediately
on wedding trip north to Can
ada. Mr. Turner and his bride will
reside in Salem at ,727 Center
street.
Miss Gilchrist attended schools
in Brooks and Gervais and is now
with the Marion county agent's of
fice. The benedict-elect is a grad
uate of Pendleton high school and
served in the navy during the
war.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kegel win
entertain members of their club
at a dessert supper and evening
of bridge Saturday at their North
Capital street home. Additional
guests will be Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Baldock and Ray Ward.
Delta chapter of Delta Kappa
Gamma honorary sorority for
women educators will meet on
Saturday at the Dorchester House.
The meeting begins at 11 o'clock,
followed by a 1 o'clock luncheon.
Mrs. Colena Anderson of the
Linfield College faculty will talk
on "China "Cross- the Bay and the
Centuries." The speaker spent sev
eral years In the orient and is com
pleting work toward her doctor's
degree in oriental studies. She was
the first candidate for a doctor's
degree at Claremont college.
Salem members of the honorary,
planning to attend the meeting are
Mrs. Irvin Kron, , Miss Mathilda
Gilles, Miss June Phil pott, Mrs.
Ray. Pinsen and Miss Loraine
Meusey.
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