gThe State-nttxn7 lmOriyonI Friday, Tehranr , 1M3
Guests Are
Bidden to
Dinners
Several informal dinner parties
mark the social slate this week
end-
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Spaulding
have bidden a group of mend
to their Fairmount Hill home to
dinner Saturday night. The eve
ning hours will be spent inform
ally.
Covers will be placed for Mr.
nd Mrs. Peter Murphy-of Grand
Konde. Dr. and Mrs.' E. B. Bossat
ti and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ger Linger
of Dallas, Dr. and Mrs. Morris K.
Crothers, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hen
d ricks and the hosts.
A Birthday Dinner
Mr .and Mrs. Elmer O. Berg will
entertain at dinner Sunday night
at their Center street home. The
affair will honor Mrs. Elmer
Wooton and Mrs. Conrad Paulson
on their birthdays. Bridge will be
In play following the dinner hour.
Covers will be placed for Col
onel and Mrs. Elmer V. Wooton,
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Paulson. Mr.
nd Mrs. L. V. Benson and Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Berg.
Bradley te Be Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Bradley will
honor members of their club at
dinner and bridge Saturday night
stt their North High street apart
ment Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foster
will be additional guests. Mem
bers include Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. Gardner
Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Feike, Mr. and Mrs. Bjarne Erick-
s en and the Bradleys.
Twin Boys Year
Did Today
Dick and David Voves, twin
cons of Mr. and Mrs. John Voves,
will celebrate their first birth
days at a party this afternoon at
the Voves home. The Valentin
motif will be carried out in the
appointments and decorations.
Honoring the twins will be their
grandmothers, Mrs. Lester Wnit-
lock and Mrs. Ella voves. Mrs.
John Bates, Tommy and Douglas,
Irs. William DeVall, Suzanne and
Carolyn, Mrs. Harold Deneke and
Pamela, Allan Voves, Mrs. John
.Whitlock, Mrs. George Hanauska
and Miss Fannie Bard.
JEFFERSON Mrs. Sioux Tur
ner, daughter of Mrs. M. S. Steph
enson, was married to N. E. Glass
fn Eugene Saturday, January 31.
Only members of the immediate
families were present. Mrs. Tur
ner has been assistant superinten
dent at the Deaconess hospital and
the past year has been state in
vestigator. They will make their
home In Eugene.
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Now Mrs.
Sawyer
The First Christian church was
the setting for the wedding of
Miss Donna Jane Cook, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. E. Guy Cook and
Ellis Rex Sawyer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Rex Sawyer, Thursday night.
The Rev. Dudley Strain officiated
at the 730 o'clock nuptials. The
altar was banked with baskets of
acacia and white snapdragons
flanked by white tapers. Mrs. John
Van Satten was the soloist and
Mrs. John Schmidt, Jr, the or
ganist.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, chose a mist blue bal
lerina suit with short, double
breasted Jacket for her wedding.
She wore a navy blue straw hat
and navy, accessories. She carried
a white Bible topped with a light
pink orchid.
Miss Iontse Campbell was the
honor maid and wore a burgundy
suit to which was pinned a pastel
Mr. and Mrs. W. James McKenzia CDorofhy Boyes) who
wore married on February 4 at the Leslie Methodist church.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Boyes and
the benedict is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McKenzie of
Goldendale, Wash. After their wedding trip the newly-weds
will be at home at the Ambassador apartments. (Kennell-Ellis).
SWEGIJE Mrs. Leonard Beth
was the honor guest at a shower
given by Mrs. Grover Welty and
Mrs. Lu Singer at the Welty home
on Garden road. Guests were Mrs.
Roth's three sisters, Mrs. Da Paris,
Mrs. Floyd Ewing, and Mrs. Clar
ence Covington, and mother, Mrs.
E. Tribbit from Dayton; Mrs. Ho
mer Welty, Mrs. W. A. Reiger,
Mrs. E. J. Welty, Mrs. William
Roth and Mrs. Menno Dalke.
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idnlL' carnation, corsage. Gail-Dehorn
stood with the groom as best
man and seating the. guests were
Merrill Carpenter and Richard
Wallace.
The wedding reception was held
at the home of the groom's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Gail Osbom, on Maple street Mrs.
Osborn and Mrs. Dale Mauk pre
sided at the urns and Mrs. Ernst
Wekander, aunt of the bride, cut
the cake.
Both Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Saw
yer selected grey suits for the
wedding and their corsages were
deep pink carnations.
After a trip at the Oregon
beaches the couple will be at home
in Salem,
Mrs. La Brits Miller el Mitchell.
SD. is stopping in Salem visiting
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Devers, sr., en
route home after spending six
months in southern California.
She will visit other relatives in
Yakima and Seattle, and expects
to be home by March 1.
A Hostess
Mrs. Donald Armprlest enter
talned with two parties this week
at her home on North 24th street.
Wednesday night she was hostess
for a bridge party, followed by
late refreshments. Guests were
Nerval Edwards, Mrs. Frank
Earnest, Mrs. A. C Newell, Mrs.
William DePew, Mrs. George
Fletcher, Mrs. Wayne Smith and
Mrs. Ardell Peterson.
Tuesday night Mrs. Armprlest
entertained members of her
bridge club at a dessert supper.
Additional guests were Mrs. Will
iam Bush and Mrs. Rldgley Miller.
Mrs. Kalpk NehlxTea aa4 chil
dren, Sally and Doug, have re
turned from a stay in Portland
with her parents. Dr. and Mrs.
Carl Hollingworth, and her brother-in-law
and sister, the Edwin
McWains.
Visiters la Saleea Wednesday
were Mrs. W. D. Watson and her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Stepp of
Portland. Both formerly resided
in the capital.
Travelers
Return
The winter months are defi
nitely travel time for many Sa
lem people. As many return home
each day as leave for sojourns in
the south.
Mrs. Margaret Rosecrans Is be
ing welcomed home from a six
weeks stay in Long Beach and
Pasadena, Calif. She wen south
before Christmas with her sister,
Miss Frances I lodge, of Portland
and they spent the holidays with
Miss Gertrude Eakln In Long
Beach. Miss Eakln Is a former
Salem resident Miss Hodge re
turned north after the first of the
year, but Mrs. Roeecrans went on
to Pasadena to spend a month
with her cousins.
Mrs. George Waters Is home
from a two months stay In the
south. She visited In San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles, Palm Springs
and other southern resorts.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Starey have
returned from a trip south to Sen
Francisco and Los Angeles, where
tney have been visiUflg
and friends for a'monlh;,
Robert K. Shlnn and his son.
Willi. m ekUn Mhinutl Widnito
v v si r lie in iiiit- a w , w w -
day to the capital after month's
business trip which took them to
New York City, Boston, Washlng-
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way of San Francisco.
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