Spinsters to
Fete Mothers
At Breakfast
Th Spinsters will honor their
mothen at Mother'! day break
fast Sunday morning in the Mir
ror room of the Marion hotel at
9 o'clock. The tables will be dec
orated with bonquets of pastel
spring flowers.
Honor guests attending will be
Mrs. William L. Allen, Mrs. Rob
ert G. Brady, Mrs. Lee Unruh,
Mrs. Robert E. Shinn, Mrs. Leo
-N. Childs, Mrs. Robert Crawford,
Mrs. J. E. Goodfellow, Mrs.
Charles E. Wagner, Mrs. George
A. White of Portland. Mrs. Paul
B. Wallace, Mrs. Rue Drager. Mrs.
Frank Waters, Mrs. J. C. Tracy
of Dallas, Mrs. Stanley McKay,
Mrs. Frank H. Spears, Mrs. Ed
gar T. Pierce, Mrs. George H.
Swift, Mrs. Karl Becke, Mrs. C.
D. Simms, Mrs. Fred Williams,
Mrs. Gene Vandeneynde, Mrs. B.
C. Zielinski, Mrs. Henry Compton,
Mrs. Homer Smith, sr., Mrs. Linn
C. Smith and Miss Beryl Holt
Hostesses will be Mrs. Robert
Burr ell, Mrs. Harry Carson, jr., of
Silverton, Mrs. Robert Drager,
Mrs. Vernon Drye, Mrs. George
E. Emigh, Mrs. Maurice FiUsim
ons, Mrs. Robert W. Gormsen,
Mrs. Clarence Hamilton, Mrs.
Jackson Hazelett, Mrs. Warren
Hunter of Dallas, Mrs. Carlton J.
McLeod, Mrs. Roger K. Putnam,
Mrs. William Shinn, Mrs. John
Steelhammer, Mrs. Frank Turner,
Misses Patricia Vandeneynde,
Helen ielinski, Margaret Simms,
Barbara Pierce, Mary McKay,
Barbara Crawford, Betty Childs
of Portland, Carolyn Brady and
Margaret Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shinn and
William Shinn have returned from
a stay in Yakima, where they vis
ited the former's mother, Mrs.
Belle Shinn.
LET'S
DAIICE!
With
JOE LANE
and
his
Playboy Dance Gang
Featuring
"Uke" Tracey
(Formerly on KWJJ-KVAN)
Carl Blrdlnean. Clarinetist
Sonny Hunt and his Baas
Grand Crowd! Lots of Fan!
Every Saturday Kite
Sloper Hall
Independence
American Legion Post S3
Boy Seoul. Circus
Tonight - Hay 8
Horse Show Pavilion - Fairgrounds
Band Music
Clowns
Big Surprise Act
Honor Awards
Sponsored by Salem Lions Club
7:30 to 9:30 Adm. 25c and 50c
THE COLONIAL HOUSE
DINE - DANCE
CHICKEN AND STEAKS
MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL
TURKEY DINNER
Open I P. ML U 2:3 A. M.
SUNDAYS 11 NOON TO t.U A. M.
CLOSED TUESDAYS
rhene tlttl
4 Miles Soath Highway M S
Chuck's Special Dinner
For
Ilolhcr on Ilolher's Day
Sunday 11 .m. to 9:30 pjn. May 9th
11.75 $1.75
Dinner Salad Cocktail Relish
Soup
BOAST TTJRXXY WITH DRESSING
Giblet Gravy Cranberry Sauce
Mashed Potatoes Vegetable
or
VIRGINIA BAXED HAM WITH RAISIN SAUCE
Candied Yams Vegetable
Hot Rolls Coffee, Tea or Milk Dessert
For Reservations Call T
Chuck's Dine and Dance P
YWCA'Oirectbrs;'
Meet Tuesday
YWCA board of directors will
hold the regular monthly meet
ing Tuesday at the YWCA at 9:45
a.m. with Mrs. C. W. Parker pre
siding. Reports will be given by
staff members who attended the
YWCA conference and American
Camping association convention
in California this spring. Resume
1 of the year's work and reports
of various committees will be
I given.
The residence and house plan
1 ning committee met Thursday at
; the YW with Mrs. Wallace Carson,
chairman. The group decided to
j enlarge its committee and to re
! vise plans for the new building.
policies and uses. Mrs. Helen
Good enough was appointed chair
man of labeling gifts presented
to the YWCA. Members of Mrs.
Carson's committee are Mrs.
Chester A. Downs, - Mrs. Keith
Brown, Mrs. Stuart Lancefield,
I Mrs. Charles HelUel, Mrs. W. E.
j Anderson and Mrs. Kenneth
j Power.
i Personnel committee of the
YWCA. with Mrs. Oscar I. Paul
son, chairman, will meet at the
YWCA Monday at 1:30 p.m.
Neighbors Talk
About Visitor
Oregon Grape camp. Royal
Neighbors of America met at
VFW hall Wednesday to make
plans for a meeting which will
be attended by Mrs. Edna Walsh,
Kansas City, Mo., vice chairman
of the board of supreme mana
gers at Rock Island, 111., who is
making a tour of the western
states.
Attending the Wednesday meet
ing were Marie Thomas, oracle
; of Silverton, and Wilma weatn
j erill and Theda Rue also of Sil-
were given to Mrs. Alta Kuescher,
Mrs. Verda Gamble and Mrs. G.
Geer.
Mrs. Robert L. Norton and son.
Bobby, are visiting at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Donald W. Ras
mussen. The Nortons are living at
Adair Village while he is an en
gineering student at Oregon State
college.
Old Time
lancing
Wayne Straehan
and His Orchestra
Each Saturday Night
V.F.W. Hall
Hood & Church Sis.
Patricia Brown Bride 'of "'
Robert Busick at Qhurch
Nuptials on Friday
White with a touch of pale blue and shocking pink was the color
scheme Miss Patricia Anne Brown selected for her wedding to Robert
Gene Busick on Friday night at the First Methodist church. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Blaine Brown and was given
in marriage by her father. The benedict's parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Busick. It was at 8 o'clock that the Rev. Brooks Moore per
formed the ceremony before a set-
ting of pink crabapple blossoms,
pink snapdragons, white stock and
woodwardia fern.
Reid Shelton sang "I Love Thee"
and "The Lord's Prayer" with
Miss Katherine Schissler the or
ganist. Miss Daphne Lekas and
Miss Joan Cloudy, wearing pastel
green and yellow dresses, lighted
the tapers.
Of ivory slipper satin was the
bridal gown, a Gladyce Failer
original, fashioned with a Peter
Pan collar, embellished with satin
beading, tiny satin buttons down
the front. Ions: sleeves edged with
the beading and a full gathered
skirt which terminated in a court
train. Her fingertip length veil of
imported French ivory illusion
cascaded from a coronet of bou
vardia. She carried a white Bible
marked with a white orchid and
satin streamers with bouvardia.
For "something old" she carried
the handmade lace handkerchief
which Mrs. W. E. Kirk had car
ried at her wedding.
Miss Shirley Brown was her sis
ter's honor maid and Mrs. Warren
Brown, sister-in-law of the bride,
Mrs. Edward Land and Miss Mary
Phelps were bridesmaids. The
girls all wore identical dresses of
white chiffon designed on Gre
cian lines with Point-Venice lace
yoke at the waistline and cap
sleeves of the lace. They wore
coronets of braided chiffon caught
at each end with bouvardia. The
maid of honor carried a sheaf of
pastel blue calla lilies and the at
tendants' sheafs were of shocking
pink callas.
David Ramseyer, jr., stood with
the groom as best man and seating
the guests were William Olsen,
Dave Melson, Donald Price, and
Warren Brown.
For her daughter's nuDtials Mrs.
Rr..,n . -r
" ...... ...
jjuwn wi hi maicning aae5unes
and at the waistline of her dress
she Dinned a corsage of lavender
j -, ' , , A. , ,
stephanotis. Mrs. Busick attended
her son's marriaee in a navy blue '
rnum iith uHifo oMcinriM anH
... ,
corsage OI wnue Siepnanous.
ine newiyweas receivea tne ,
congratulations of their guests at j
a reception in tne carrier room.
Mrs. William E. Kirk and Mrs.
George Hanauska presided at the
urns and cutting the cake were
Mrs. Blanche Brown and Miss La
Vern Hamsberger. Assisting were
the Misses Jane Acton, Connie
Cocking, Carolyn Carson, Margie
Stone, Artie Phillips and Mrs.
Wayne Struble. Miss Marjorie
Stockman passed the guest book
and Miss Ella Lou Ball the dream
cakes. Miss Addyse Lane and Miss
Vera Jack were at the gift table.
When the couple left on their
honeymoon trip south the bride
donned an imperial gold wool
crepe suit, cinnamon and white
hat with cinnamon and gold ac
cessories. Her topper was a shortie
white cut-away and pinned to her
suit was a white orchid. Mr. Bu
sick and his bride will be at home
in Salem after May 23.
Shower for
Bride-Elect
Miss Helen Shelton was honor
guest at a miscellaneous shower
at the South Commercial street
home of Miss Mary Louise Lee,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clare
Lee, Monday night Miss Shirlee
Reimann was the assisting host
ess. The engagement of Miss
Shelton, a senior at Salem high
school, daughter of Van Shelton
of Scio, to Lynn Barker, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest S. Barker,
of Salem, was recently announced.
The wedding date has been set
for June at the First Methodist
church in Salem.
Guests included the Misses Mar
ian Carson, Katie Siegmund, Dor
othy Polanski Joan Barnes, Donna
Stroud, Merle Rhoten, Donna
Seay, Joan Lee, Roma Nelson,
Prudence Craig, Dorothy Pierce,
Carolyn Wilkes, Beverly Gustof
son, Marylou Herndon, Lois Arch
ibald, Helen Shelton, the honor
guest, and the hostesses.
Weekend house gneata of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry A. Simmons are
here brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Coe Makelaar of
Portland.
Mrs. Esther Taylor has returned
to her home in Portland after vis
iting the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. W. Da vies, for several
days.
Dont Forget to
Dine ana Dance at
"Club Tumble Inn"
t ML north AJbaaj. Every Sat
aite. Dinners served all Te.
"Lawrence's Orch" and the
-Sole-vex."
Open Till 2 AJL
SALEM'S rf.S-.-a
finest uninese
and American Food
"89"Cal8
OldTimo
DAIICE
Every Saturday
Iligtl
151 Cent Street
Over Western Aste
If vale By i -
BIATTHES OLD TIME
ORCHESTRA
Admission C4e Tax lae.
.
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Pre-Nuptial
Party
Miss Rose Marie Essley, who
recently announced her engage
ment to Robert Burger of Jennings
Lodge, was honored at a p re-nuptial
party Thursday night when
Mrs. Esther W. Little entertained
at the YWCA. Miss Essley is
younger girls program director at
the YWCA and members of the
i staff were bidden as guests.
A miscellaneous shower feted
the bride-to-be and a late des
sert supper followed. During the
evening the guests made dish
towels for the future bride. The
table centerpiece carried out the
April showers theme with a pink
and white umbrella and under it
a bouquet of spring flowers. Ex
tending from the umbrella were
little flowered notes tied to pink
ribbon which told the bride-elect
where to find her gifts
Honoring Miss Essley and her
fiance were Mrs. C. W. Parker,
president of the board of directors
of the YWCA, Mrs. Clinton Weeks,
Mrs. Harry Ross, Mrs. Carlton
Greider, Mrs. Elizabeth Enger,
Bliss June Kowland, Miss Ellen
Sangster and Mrs. Little
CLUB CALENDAB
SATURDAY
Salem Woman's club meeting, club
house. 2 p.m.. board meeting. 1 p .m.
Salem chapter, OES. regular meeting
Masonic Temple, 8 p.m.
MONDAY
Delta Gamma mothers luncheon.
chapter house, 1 :30 p.m.
Delta Delta Delta alumnae with Mrs
Thomas Hill. jr.. Leslie St., 7:30 p.m
Gamma Phi Beta alumnae with Mn
GarWn Smpson. 363 S. 23rd ft.. 6 30
dinner.
Job's Daughters, charter night and
inspection. Maaonic Temple. 7:30 p.m.
Marion auxiliary uei. vt w. meet a
vrw hall, 8 p.m.
Salem Junior Woman' club installa
tlon nd mother-! tea, Salem Woman's
clubhouse. 8 p.m
Chi Omega alumnae, chapter house.
erry si., b p.m
Tuesday
Laurel Social Hour club with Mrs.
Glen Adams. Glen Creek drive, 1.30
dessert lucheon
Junior Guild. St. Paul's Episcopal
church, tea meeting with Mrs. Donald
Roberts, Morning side on South 12th St..
1 :30 p.m.
Alpha XI Delta alumna with Mrs.
John Smith. St. Paul. 8 p.m
Chadwick chapter. OES social after
noon club. Masonic Temple. 1:1J des
sert luncheon.
Rainbow Girls mother's tea. Masonic
Temple, 8 p.m.
Capital Unit. American Legion aux
iliary, executive board w.th Mrs. Ray
Basset t. MS Jefferson St.. 7 30 dessert
supper.
BPW benefit card party, Salem Wom
an's club, 8 p.m.
Pi Beta Phi mother's club, chapter
house, 2 p.m.
YWCA board meeting t:49 ajn,
YWCA.
Sons of Union Veterans and auxiliary
with Mrs. E. B. Perrine, 1460 Broadway
st... 8:30 no-host dinner, business and
social meeting.
WEDNESDAY
Jason Lee WSCS. 11 a.m., at church.
WSCS of Tirst Methodist church cir
cle meetings and dessert luncheons.
Hollywood Lions auxiliary. Lions
Den, 8 30 p.m.
AAUW Literature group, guest day.
with Mrs. George Roasman. 810 N.
Capital St., 1:15 dessert luncheon.
TH Cms DAT
Sojourners guest day. Salem Wom
an's clubhouse. 1:15 p.m.
PI Beta Phi alumna at chapter
house. 730 dessert.
AAUW music group will gather
at the home of Mrs. Seth Hunt
ington, 715 N. Capitol st, on Fri
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Sbciety;;Clubs
Music V. . .The Homi
strata -- . jEi-rsfc tnotaw
day afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Mfs.
Guy Hickok is in charge of the
program which Includes a talk
and records of the Beethoven
string quartette No. IS in A major.
Tea will be served by the hostess.
Clubs to Be
Entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kugel will
be hosts to members of their club
for a dessert supper tonight at
their North Capitol street home.
Bridge will be in play during the
evening. Additional guests will be
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Rogers and
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hug wUl
entertain at dinner and bridge to
night at their Fir street home for
members of their club.
Covers will be placed for Mr.
and Mrs. Asa Lewelling, Mr. and
Mrs. John Hughes, Mr. and Mrs.
Emery Hobbs and Mr. and Mrs.
Hug.
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Honor Mrs.
Sanders
Mrs. Lee Bishop win be hostess
for an au revoir party on Tues
day afternoon when she enter
tains for the pleasure of Mrs.
Uoyd L Sanders, who Is leaving
Juno 1 for Med ford" to make her
home.
Guests have been bidden to a
1 o'clock luncheon at Wiiuma
Chalet with several hours of
bridge to follow. The hostess will
use bouquets of spring flowers in
decorating.
Bidden to honor Mrs. Sanders
are Mrs. Lawrence A. Ballmer,
Mrs. James Barrick, Mrs. Sain
Campbell, Mrs. Arthur Erickson,
Mrs. Jacob Foos, Mrs. Roger Hoy,
Mrs. Gordon Leonard, Mrs. Roy
Todd, Mrs. Alexander Treski, Mrs.
Gerald Wing, Mrs. Thomas Wise,
airs, irvm Bryan, Mrs. L. R. Jen
kins, Mrs. W. H. Johnson, Mrs.
M. E. Knickerbocker, Mrs. Arthur
Cole, Mrs. Robert Corey, Mrs.
George Crockett. Mrs. John Dann,
Mrs. wunam Moore, Mrs. Malvin
Rudd, Mrs. Harold O. Schneider,
Mrs. Charles Shaw, Mrs. Charles
Feike, Mrs. Virgil Sexton. Mrs.
Bjarne Ericksen, Mrs. P. C. An
derson, Mrs. Glenn S. Paxson and
Mrs. Loren Lewis.
Two Maids
Announce
Troths
Two more names are added to
the ever-growing list of brides
elect today.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martin
are announcing the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Evelyn Mar
tin, to Arthur Meola, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Meola of New
ark, NJ.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of Salem high school and has been
employed for three years in Sa
lem, Oregon City and Albany as
a music instructor.
Mr. Meola is a graduate of New
Jersey schools. After spending
three years in the navy as a radar
technician on a cruiser, he and
a partner formed the Aladdin
Landscape service in Salem.
The couple plan a late summer
wedding.
Miss Pauline Miller, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. ateve J. Miner, has
revealed her betrothal to Ross
Morrow, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Morrow of Hubbard. No wed
ding plans have been made by
the young couple.
Miss Miller and her fiance are
graduates of Salem schools and
she is now employed at the sec
retary of state's office. Mr. Mor
row is with the Hubbard Chevro
let garage.
Women of the First Methodist
church WSCS will be guests of
the Wesley Fellowship group for
a Mother's day tea and musical
GIFTS OF
- m r . - -a
The Sidesman," Salem. Oregon. Saturday. Mcy 6V 1SS3 3
in the Carrier room at the church
at 6 pjn. Sunday. The group will
present Professor Ralph Dobbs of
Willamette university in a piano
recital.
Tillicum Club
Names Officers
New officers of the j Tillicum
dancing club for the ensuing year
were elected, at the last formal
dance of tne season Thursday
night. Wheeler R. English was
named president and . Herman
Jochlmsen, secretary - treasurer.
Ted Medford is the retiring presi
dent and John S. Lochead, secretary-treasurer.
Over a hundred couples attend
ed the dinner dance at the Marion
hotel with Guy Albin's : orchestra
playing for dancing and during
the dinner hour 'a string duet
played. The May day theme was
carried out in the decorations
with May baskets tied with pink
bows and filled with garden
flowers centering the tables. Pas
tel crepe paper ribbon formed an
improvised May pole on the ceil
ing. Blossoms and flowers were
twined around the mirrored posts.
Malvin Rudd headed the decora
tion committee.
District Meeting
In Silverton
The Pythian Sisters district No.
2 convention was held in Silver
ton Wednesday, with twenty
women from Salem attending. A
business session was held in the
afternoon with the Salem Junior
officer and delegation exempli
fying the installation of officers
and presenting a bouquet in hon
or of the late Mary Aplin and
Pearl Kinzer of Salem.;
In the evening a banquet was
held at the Methodist church fol
lowed by a meeting and enter
tainment. Initiation and staff
work was presented by the var
ious temples.
Church Meetings 1
Set at Silverton
SILVERTON Mrs. George
Almquist will be hostess in the
Calvary Lutheran social rooms to
members Wendnesday at 2 pjn.
Members of Trinity asd Imman
uel Lutheran churches will attend
the spring convention of the Wom
en's Missionary federation at Eu
gene Tuesday.
Immanuel church council meets
Tuesday night at the Bernard
Gaffey home; Bethany circle meets
Wednesday at 2 p.m.. Mrs. Con
rad Dahl home, with Mrs. Otto O.
Oahl as assisting hostess. Imman
uel Sunday school teachers will
meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the
church.
Monthly Fellowship dinner of
the Methodist Builders class will
be held Friday at 6:30 p.m.
Fishing villages on the shores of
the Caspian Sea in 1825 were ten
miles inland 30 years later due to
the silting up of the sea.
MAKE HER EXTREMELY
HAPPY
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DISTINCTION AT REASONABLE PRICES!
Guests
Apnea
On
ms
i
Guests will conduct both serv
ices Sunday at the Christian Mis
sionary Alliance church, 5th and
Gaines streets, according to the
Rev. Herman Bohl, pastor. )
The Rev. Paul Hokanson, Ok-
lahoma City, is to speak at the
11 ajn. service. A program dedi
cated to mothers will be given
riurinsr thm Suruiav arhivil hnnr.i
At 7:30 pjn. the program will
be presented by students : from
Salem College and Academy, in
cluding; Estelle Schroeder, Betty
Friesen and Delores Friesen. com
prising a trio; Leona VanTasseL
pianist; Sylvia SpiUman, flutist;
Rosalie Caswell and Gerald Hes
kett. !
WIND your watch once a oay.
preferably m the inormag at tha
ssmmo aour. Wind it gently. I J
yer watck rvas erratically.
bring it to us for tmperboa one
to put it in good timing for yo
Our watchmakerM understand
Uie tepair of tfse waxenes. Bzinq
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SUIIMY
SPECIAL
Boasl Chicken
and Dressing
Cocktail - Sons - SalaaV
Hot Rolls - Drink
Dessert
Opea 11 s-m. to 2:0
s
CLOSED TUESDAYS
Portland Road
S Miles N. of Underpass
The Lynn-D Cafe
Progra
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3190 Portland Rd. i
Phone 3992