Seen and Heard...
By JERYME ENGLISH
VALENTINE TEA . . . For
elen Shepard, who will become
George Alexander's bride on
March 20, when Mrs. Karl Becke
and her daughter, Miriam, (Mrs.
William Shinn) entertained at the
attractive Becke home . . . Re
ceiving before the fireplace with
calla lilies arranged on the
mantel . . . Mrs. Becke in becom
ing black tea gown with bow at
the waist in which was tucked a
dainty white cluster ol hyacinths
and camellia blossoms . . . Miriam
adorable in a bon bon pink linen,
the drop shoulders and wajtband
of pink lace . . . Helen in a sophis
ticated gown of burgundy crepe
with pleats in front and a long
sleeved brocaded bodice . . . and
her mother, Mrs. F. W. Shepard,
In navy blue . . .
At the door . . . The bride-elect's
two sisters, Sydney and Susan, in
darling sister dresses and carry
ing dainty nosegays . . . Marjorie
Becke also at the door and wear
ing a ballerina frock of black and
white checked taffeta . . . The
decor . . . red roses on the buf
fet . . . and the tea table all in
blue ... a pale blue organdy cloth
caught all around with blue satin
ribbon and tied at the corners
with bows ... in the center a low
arrangement of blue -Mexican
glass lilies with tiny gold hearts
extending from the center . . ,
nd down the length of the ta
le two rows of white lace . . .
, Among- those present. . . Moth
ers and daughters . . . Mrs. Hollia
Huntington and Crystal . . . the
former just home from San Fran
cisco after seeing her eldest
daughter, Shirley, off to Hono
lulu ... A gay party aboard the
Matsonia before sailing time . . .
Shirley has already secured an
apartment In Honolulu and looked
up some of her Gamma Phi Beta
friends . . . Mrs. Henry Compton
and Mrs. Stuart Compton, the lat
ter in a soft pink suit . . . Mrs.
Douglas McKay and Mrs. Wayne
Hadley . . . Shirley in a becoming
black silk suit with fullness in
back and black skull hat studded
with Jewels . . . Mrs. Jerald Back
strand and blonde daughter, Sarah
Jane, who hopes to register at
Stanford in the fall . . .
Spring Is just around the corner
... by the looks of the many
Sring chapeaux on display . . .
lss Beryl Holt's pink felt sailor
with ribbon trim . . . Mrs. John
Johnson's pink straw bonnet with
flowers in front . . . Mrs. Ralph
Hamilton's Gibson Girl brown
straw sailor with cinnamon rib
bon trim and perky feather which
stands right up in front . . . her
daughter, Sharon, in a ballerina
suit . . . Mrs. H. G. Maison's white
hat draped in beige and cinnamon
chiffon . . . Mrs. Donald A. Young
stunning "in a black suit with
black and white check skirt and
check trim on the Jacket and a
black straw one-sided chapeau
. . . Mrs. Harry Carson, jr. fetch
ing in her white Gibson Girl
blouse and black skirt . . . and
Mrs. Rollin Haag in a smart
Irown and white check wool
With extra full skirt . . . and Jane
Walsh, who assisted in a sophis
ticated brown silk crepe "five
'clock" dress embellished with
brown satin.
ON BRIEF TUPS . . . Quite
gathering of Salem people in
San Francisco the past week . . .
The Western States Meat Packers
convention attracted many to the
city . . . Mrs. G. Frederick Cham
bers and sister, Dorathea Steus
loff, went down a week ago by
train to shop and see the sights
L-cf ore the convention ... Mr.
Chamblers flew down on Wednes
day and driving down the same
day were Richard and Kay Cham
bers and Frank and Helen Cross
. . . all registered at the Fair
mount hotel . . . The Robert
Cannons also went south for the
convention and had rooms at the
Mark Hopkins . . . Enroute the
Cannons stopped in Sacramento
one night for a visit with her bro
ther and sister-in-law, the Robert
Reads . . . and Saturday night
motored to Hollia ter for a visit
with Meredith and Francis Hug
gins . . . Accompanying the tra
velers was Esther Baird, who plans
to remain for a longer stay ...
Te Long Beach . . . The John
S. Locheads will leave this week
on a leisurely trip south, driving
down . . . Their headquarters
will be in Long Beach, where they
will visit their son-in-law and
daughter, Hubert and Joan Wil
liamson, for a month.
SOUTH OF THE BORDER . . .
The W. L Needhams leave on an
interesting trip today . . .first driv
ing to Long Beach, Calif, where
they will store their car . . . .
From there they will board a liner
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YOUR OWN
WRIST WATCH
WILL PROVE THI
ECONOMY OF THE
Nmxi thorn year boOt 'om ev
e bow lone it takes fceibr the
radiator get hot I Boa botlera
take SO to 45 miwat
Compare it to O-E whicK
pots beat into radiators Are to
trw toinut after the burner '
gooa on. We leave it to yoa te
figure the strings end eaporior
heat you would get with a OJE.
See as for the facts. ,
U9 Ceart Itreet
ca Thursday' for aI4-day cruise
to Acapulco . . . They win be In
Mexico City and other nearby
scenic points for two weeks . . .
The travelers will return to town
in mid-March.
OUTSTANDING . . . Ludle
Cirmmtnxs gorgeous peacock blue
satin gown, which she wore for
her concert Thursday night . . .
Designed with long sleeves, low
sweetheart neckline, a fitted bod
ice and a draped skirt which swept
into a train . . . with a huge
bustle lined in shell pink and
caught with a large pink rose and
buds . . . The blonde soprano
later greeting guests at a recep
tion at the Bruce Spaulding home
with the Crescendo club members
assisting . . . Receiving with the
artist were Mayor and Mrs. Rob
ert L. Mfstrom . . . the accom
panist, Aurora Potter Underwood
. . . and Miss Lena Belle Tartar
. . . Incidentally the ELfxtroms
had just arrived home at concert
time from Tlmberllne Lodge
where they had taken their guests,
the Rev. and Mrs. W. Irvin Wil
liams of Long Beach, Calif,, for
luncheon . . . Mingling with the
Sests were the Bruce J5 pallid
as and Miss Cummlngs parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Cummlngs.
EXCITING TRIP . . . Just
completed by Major and Mrs. Jo
seph Craig (Prisdlla Walsh) and
their small children, Prisdlla and
Victoria . . . They have been
stationed at Prescrue Isle, Maine
and their new assignment is at St.
Johns, Newfoundland . . . the
army officer la with the air trans
port command ... In the past
the Craigs have always flown to
their bases, but this time wanted
to make the trip by car and not
miss any of the sights . . . They
started out by car, outfitted with
two heaters, on the 1200 mile trip,
which took a week . . . First to
St John, New Brunswick where
they took cabin passage and fer
ried across the Bay of Fundy . . .
then by auto up the coast of Nova
Scotia ... a most picturesque
country where they saw many
sleighs with bells and horses,
which pulled aside to let them
pass . . . the highways are kept
open with snow plows ahead of
them most of the way, which made
traveling quite slow ... At Syd
ney, Cape Breton Isle they took a
night trip by boat across Cabot
Straits to Port Basque . . . and
then a continental train, with car
aboard, across the southern part
of Newfoundland to St Johns . . .
finally escorted to their base by
snow plow. ... The train trip
waa niAfl 4ntrMtin with many
English people and army person
nel traveling . . . ana supcro
meals. . . . This summer the
Craigs hope to tour the island
and visit Prince Edward Isle,
where Mr. Craig's father's peo
ple reside.
ft Anne's Gmild ef ft PaaTs
Episcopal church will be enter-
ST State
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talned Monday afternoon at the
West Leffelle street home of Mrs.
Charles D. Wood at 3 o'clock. As
sisting hostesses will be Mrs.
Ralph E. Purvlne. Mrs. 8. D.
Wiles, Mrs. Conrad Paulson and
Mrs. Tom Dunham.
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