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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1948)
i-Vi reft 1M CttUea, OftjomS&riz&ar. March it. lttS 13 ' Seen and Heard... 7) oh 't Cook flow By ERYME ENGLISH TRAVEL. TIME . . . Come spring and the ttrge to pack one's bags and set out on a leisurely trip cross-country or even make plans for cruises in southern waters . . . Quite a few Salem folk are setting out this week on pleasure trips . . . One of the moat delightful trips we've heard of ts the Aladdin Garden tour wnicn Mrs. Prince W. Byrd and daugh- the bride, tall and beautiful, in her blush pink satin gown and matching lace mantilla . . . the gown had been worn by the Erail Sick's three daughters and Mrs. William McGilchrist, jr. purchas ed the lace mantilla when she was in Barcelona. . . . The bride's sheaf like bouquet of pink camel lias and ribbon . . . later caught by Charlotte Alexander as the ter. Betty, are taking . . . they en- newiyweas aasneq away on ineir train tonight for San Francisco to """eJra - : uhucmimiu. join the tour . . . From the bay outside waiting for the throw city they head for New Orleans - yellow orchids were pinned and Baton Rouge to view the gar- to the brides going away suit... dens and in Natchez. Miss., will r,A' lh' l"9" h- loA'Hy visit famous old homes fo. thi ee r ' ancpara nome me seiun. The decor . . . gorgeous ar- of plum blossoms about the rooms . . . the bride's table covered with a white or- -l Alert i n rl I irifi in thir itirvLr-'v K Mrhil A la- rangements bama, where they will see the j . " tn. Tt n ar,d' clth and garlanded with Jacksonville up the coast to aa- , ,. , ,f ... i :.! " ,k Tf-KHtn s r ismilax. caught at the corners with ! thev will "see three of the most i .n?Tay of lLolet an? pi'.'k famous gardens. Middleton, Cy press and Magnolia . . . From there they will go to Williamsburg, Richmond and Washington, D. C, to view the historic sites . . . The tour ends in New York, where the Byrds plan to spend a week . Before coming west the Salem bouvaron . . . The tiered cake encircled with smilax, bouvardia and violets . . . and nosegays of the flowers tied to the silver branch candelabras ... A steady stream of guests waiting to feli citate the radiant newlyweds. . . . A toast ... to the bride a-- ) cri-rv ri K Pmil Cirlr 1 ... .... i w'... j i w.n . . . i tj travelers wni visk in cosion ana ( charming wife, who sang, smart go up to Niagara Falls, and to ly dressej jn a brown faie suit Quebec. Montreal and Toronto . . . with vvhite trim, white chapeau then down to Chicago and home on ;)nd wnite orchid . . . The Sicks the Empire Builder ... are en route home to Seattle af- Headed east . . . Mrs. A. A ter a sojourn in Phoenix and Siev.ert leaves Monday by train California . . . Many down from for Philadelphia for an extended , Seattle for the occasion . . . The visit with her daughter, Beth, who j Stephen C'hadwicks . . . she in went east in the fall to continue a smart navy blue ensemble. with her vocal work . . . Beth now , white hat and white orchid ... . i : i j ! Mr. Tulvn - , , u . i ""rw- Ra v ctrikina" in haa ner aparimeni lurmsnra iiu,"- vij naiciuwii vim. mi j --- - , ready for her mother's visit . . . beige wool jersey outfit with white satin gown and beige hat with, coats and white glove She just hopes the cold weather , pique mm ann maicr.ing t napeau. , maline and flowered crown and snow clears up before sne ar- - - - uuam mumgan oi , nves . . . wniie in tne east wirs. '""'j uir, Ki.-rt nH hr daughter Dlan wearing a leaf green suit with but . . . we wor looking at a style magazine only a few months old, BNL in fact, and we didn t realize how much' of a chant? has taken place. Look at a Vogue of last spring and see, and gasp. Shsh. t pish us I . . There's something strangely subversive about the way the weatherman has been acting lately, and we think he bears investigation. Even good old reliable rainy Oregon weather can't be de pended upon. Now you know, no well man nered American weatherman would do the things that have been done this year. We bet he's a Red. Alpha and Omega . . . Looking over a group of women wearing hats last week, we came to the conclusion that there is no middle of the road in women's chapeaux, they are either completely dizzy or dis gust. ngly uninteresting. Times has changed ... It used to be, when we smelled the paper mill it was go.n? to rain. Nov when we smell the paper mill its so smoky we can't tell if its rain ing or not Chambers oi Commerce please note . . . We hope our millions of readers' up and down the coasjt will take notice of this, our thought provoking statement for the day. A simple and effective way to put small towns in the public eye would be to see that at least one building has the town's name atop it for the edification of the fly ing public. When we travel by air (and it's not half often enough) we want to see the scenery and note the towns under us. Not one In a dozen Is identifiable from the air by the lay flyer. Including Salem. Fall t!lt . . . Looking at the General Federation Clubwoman, a national maga zine for members of the Women's clubs, we find a story titled "Let's See America and Meet in Portland" and it suggests see ing America enroute to the National Con vention in May in Portland. There are photos of Banff. Lake Louise, Grand Can yon. Mormon Temple, Canadian Rockies, California's coast. California's mountains, California's Yosemite Falls. We wonder it they know that Oregon has Wallowa Lake, Oregon has some mighty nice mountains, Oregon has a coast, Oregon has Crater lake and Oregon has some falls. Furthermore, Oregon's falls have water in them, unlike Yosemite when we saw it a few years ago. And this brings us to wondering if Yosemite will be turned on even for the National Federation of Women's club's special toui this year. Silver Creek falls and Multnomah will be we bet. Speaking of Falls . . . That feather in our new spring bonnet will be our undoing yet. It whisks along the top of our little car as we drive and last Sunday as we stopped to pick up something we dropped in cKurch, it fell completely off. What do nice average sized women da with hats with tall feathers? Maybe they are used to having something above their ears . . . If Yo-yoe come . . . can spring be far behind? . . . Maxine Buren trips to New York. Boston and violet flowered hat and violets : the latter a go Atlantic City ... she plan, to be Pinned to the lapel of her ,uit. nd chic in si away several months ... -. Mrs George SUckman in , skirt and legh Also east bounJ . . . will be i beigewith black hat was up from . -ed PopP Also east bound Richard and Kay Chambers, who leave Friday by plane for Chicago San Francisco . . . aL-o from Seat tle the Earl Dorans William Mac- v v, i 1 w , . . . from there they will go up , p "V, w ' .uys to Detroit to pick up their new j OI y'f . . car . . . They will visit in New I Jhe patle . where punch York Citv. Washington. Baltimore i " lI"e" ed. by th ushe" . - . A and Philadelphia on the ..st1" f?f everyone to - - - w -4 V i UUM1 USE i.UIlVF'I" coast however, their main sation and helloes m, m .. . tii i ""wii mm uruiirs . . . more irom stop win re at rawiucKei, ruiuuc . , ,. . ,, down from Seattle, she stunning Kav s siter and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Rademach er, ia ho are residing there while he is attending Boston university . The travelers will drive down the east coast from Rhode Island, go the southern route over to New Orleans. Texas. New Mexico and the Carl.-bad Caverns . . . They will head for home in a month by wav o? the Grand Canyon, Salt Lake Cty and Reno . . . To cruise . . . along the east coast rf South America will be former gernor A. W. Norblad and Mr Norblad of Astoria, who left Wednesday for New York City, when they will sail on the S S Uruguay on March 26 for a 38 day cruise . . . They'll go ashi.ie st the ports of Rio de Ja neiro. S.nt.-s. Montevideo, Bue nos Aiie Mid Trinidad . . . When thev get h;n k to the states they will st p (.ft in Washington, D C . to see the.r son and family. Con gressman and Mrs. Walter Nor blad. S ATI RD AY'S MARRIAGE . . . Pei feet .n ail detail was the wedding of Helen Shepard and George Alexander at high noon. ... St Paul's Episcopal church filled .?h guests . . . some even stanriir.'. . . . Even though the weather man didn't turn on his sunny srr..e, milady wore her best bib end turker ... A beau tiful sipht to see the many flow ered tr.mmed hats and gay cos tume from the back of the church, just like a flower gar den. . . . Here Lhey comet . . . the hand some young ushers . . . the six pretty bridesmaids in their let tuce green frocks and poke bon nets tied in pink velvet . . . and the honor maid. petite Sallie Doran, carry violets and her bon net tied with violet ribbon . . . ohs and ahs for adorable Susan Shepard in her white frock and pink poke bonnet and wearing tiny white gloves . . . and the little candle girls, Sydney Shep ard and Michael Waterman, in darling pink ballerina frocks with poke bonnets and pink satin bal let slippers . . . Breathtaking was in princess styie Diacx silk en semble and matching milan straw hat with laree heart shaoed crown . and Mrs. Robert McMurray (Joann HaLstead) of Portland . . . the latter a good-looking brunette hort red coat, black orn straw adorned poppies ... Ine Feter Bucks also down from Portland . . . she in a becoming navy blue and white print with navy cape and pert straw chapeau with red trim . . . Coming in with the R. H. Baldocks were her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ros well Beach of Portland . . . Mrs. Baldock wearing a pretty green and white print, her daughter also choosing a print with black straw pjcture hat . . . The little ones . . . not to be forgotten and thrilled about the vedding . . . The Edward Stddter m I m . . - a Drown darlini in their identical v el low i . With Mrs. Wayne Hadley her daugh ter, Eileen, who was too excited to eat before she left for the wedding . . . Kit Carson with her mother, Mrs. Harry Carson, Jr. . . . The Gregory Lancaster's boy taking It all in . . . . Mrs. Thomas Holman choos ing a black horsehair braid hat . . . Pink and blue cornflowers on the brim of Jeanne Foster's black hat ... A pink rose in the center of Mrs. T. B. Langdon's chapeau . . . and Mrs. William McGilchrist, Jr. in a handsome black gown with diagonal inset Ceetnme notes . . . Mrs. Velma , n lnm ooaice or Diue ernoenisnea Farmer a picture in her copper with sequins and a black straw satin suit and pink open crown fuchsia ribbon trim and hat . . . Jeanne Busick in a mint flowers in shades of blue and green silk with pink hat . . . her fuchsia . . . and we must men mother. Mrs. William J. Busick tion the mothers who were stun in a black full skirted suit and 1 ng in their gowns and wearing pink flowered hat . . . Mrs. Roy ! gorgeous orchids ... A. wedding S. Keene and daughter. Made- lon to be remembered. . . . Mrs. Stella Cutlip of twins, Carolyn and Catheryn. leine, over from Corvallis the la tier's black hat encircled with pink roses on the brim . . . Mrs. Carl Nelson distinctive In a navy blue ensemble, sable furs and beige straw enhanced with The Sons of Union Veterans and auxiliary have postponed their meeting to Tuesday, March 30, when they will have a 6:30 o'clock no-host dinner at the home of maline in a light cinnamon shade! 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