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Mother takes top billing today, and
she'll be feted, pamrered and especial
ly loved this Mothers Day. We've pic
tured a group of Salem's mothers - -who've
even turned grandmother. -
Mrs. C. S. Hamilton is the mother
of three sons, Arthur, who lives in Es
sex, Conn., Ralph and Clarence of Sa
lem, and six grandchildren.
Mrs. Rue Drager has three sons
and three daughters, John, who is in
Shanghai with the Texaco Oil Co.,
Douglas of Forest Grove. Robert of Sa
lem, Mrs. Ruby Mishler of Portland,
Mrs. Clarence Hamilton and Mrs.
lames H. Nicholson, jr. of Salem. There
are five grandchildren in her family.
Mrs. A. F. Marcus has three daugh
ters, Mrs. H. G. Becker of Portland, Miss
Helen Marcus and Mrs. Earl Cooley of
Salem., and three grandchildren.
Mrs. Charles E. Wagner's four chil
dren are Paul of Monroe, Wash.. Miss
Margaret Wagner and Mrs. Vernon
Drye of Salem and Roger, a senior at
Oregon State college. Also in the fam
ily are four grandchildren.
Mrs. Gene Vandeneynde's family
includes a son, Rodney, of Portland,
two daughters, Miss Patricia Vanden
eynde and Mrs. John Steelhammer of
Salem, and two grandchildren.
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MRS. C. S. HAMILTON
WOMEN'S
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A Country Wedding Planned . . .
At a country wedding in New England on June 2 Miss France Kelts,
daughter of Mr. and Mn Claude A. Kelli, will become the bride of Ed
mond Morgan MacCollin. ion of Mr. and Mrs. Edmond M. MacCollin of
Stetney, Conn. The ceremony will be performed at Tashua Episcopal
church in Trumbull, Conn., at 4 o'clock with a reception following at the
MacCollin home at "The Merry mac Farm." As the groom-elect's mother
would be unable to come west for the rites the young couple have planned
their wedding to take place in the east.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Kells, the bride-elect's eldest sister, who is now
In New York City, will be her sister's maid of honor and will also sing at
the nuptials. Mr. and Mrs. Kells, who left the first of last week for the
ast to attend conferences, will be present for the ceremony. Miss Kells
will leave for Connecticut on May 28 The young couple will com west
on their honeymoon te spend the summer in Oregon.
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Two Formal Dances Slated ...
Two formal dances are on the social slate for the coming weekend.
The Wisteria dance club will be entertained Frida night at the' Veter
an's hall with Guy Albin and his Top Hatters playing for dancing. Th
hall will be decorated in the spring motif and supper will be set-red fol
lowing the affair.
The directorate for the dance includes Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Gordon,
Mr. and Mrs. Dayle Jory, Mr. and Mrs. Asa Fish, Dr. and Mrs. John Ram
age, Mr. and Mrs. John Langrell, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin McEwcn and Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Krueger.
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Several parties are being arranged to precede and follow the dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Morrow have invited a lew friends to their Stat
street home before the dance to meet their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Berglund. Sixteen have been bidden to the dessert supper. '
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Margosian will be hosts for a pre-dance party for
a few of their friends at their new home in Morningside in honor of their
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mansfield.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Deane Patterson and Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Knicker
bocker will be hosts for a supper party after the dance at the former'
home on South Church street for a group of friends.
Sojourners to Dance i "
The Sojourners Dancing club will entertain with the last dance of
the season Saturday night at the Mayflower hall with Sunny St. Clair
and her orchestra engaged to play for the f'fair. Refreshments will b
served at 8:30 o'clock with dancing from 9 to 12 o'clock. Election of offi
cers will be held during the evening.
"Merry Month of May" is the theme of the dance with baskets bf pink
dogwood and pink apple blossoms to be arranged about the-hall. The
buffet tables will be covered with green cloths and centered with bou
quets of pink rhododendrons and pink tapers in crystal holdersJ There
will be a surprise feature preceding the grand march. The committee in
charge of arrangements includes Mr. and Mrs. William Moore. Dr. and
Mrs. Harmon T. Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. . H.
Graham and-Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ronne. - f
Fot Brides-Elect
MRS. CHARLES E. WAGNER
By Jeryme English
Statesman Society Editor
The many spring brides-elect are
sharing in much of the entertaining these
days.
Miss Patricia Riches, who recently
announced her engagement and forthcom
ing June marriage to Albert Lindbeck, will
be the honor guest at a 1:15 o'clock lunch
eon at Silver Creek lodge on Saturday aft
ernoon when Mrs. A. D. Woodmansee and
Mrs. Karl Heinlein entertain. A crystal
shower will fete the bride-elect The table
will be decorated with arrangements of
tnock orange blossoms and white tapers.
Bidden to honor Miss Riches are Mrs.
Lloyd Riches, Mrs. A. L. Lindbeck, Mrs.
stes Morton. Mrs. Farley Mogan, Mrs.
M. Nickerson, Mrs. James T. Brand.
Mrs. R. H. Baldock, Mrs. Robert Sears,
Mrs. Glenn McCormick, Mrs. C. Lester
Newman, Mrs. Edwin Armstrong, Mrs.
Wendell Webb, Mrs. Raymond Bond, Mrs.
Frank V. Prime, Mrs. Richard A. Meyer,
Mrs. Harris Lietz, Mrs. Joseph Chambers,
Mrs. B. E. Owens, Mrs. Wallace Bonesleele,
Mrs. Ralph H. Campbell, Mrs. Harry
Schenk, Mrs. Viola Shaffer, Mrs. Abner
K. Kline, Mrs. Lynn Lambeth and Mrs.
James Sears.
To Honor Miss Headley
Miss Lenore Headley, whose marriage
to Robert E. Gangware will be an event
of Saturday morning. May 29 at the First
Congregational church, will be compli
mented at a pre-nuptial party Wednesday
night when Mrs. Lester Cour entertains
at her home on North Capitol street. A
miscellaneous shower will fete the bride
elect and a late supper will be served by
.the hostess.
Bidden to honor Miss Headley are
Mrs. C. T. Gangware of Portland, Mrs.
James R. Linn, Mrs. Wendell Webb, Mrs.
Donald Dill, Mrs. Thomas Wright, Jr., Mrs.
Wesley Sullivan, Mrs. Winston Taylor,
Mrs. James Bunnell, Mrs. Wheeler R. Eng
lish, Mrs. Conrad Prange, Mrs. MorreU
Crary, Mrs. Fred Rhodes, Mrs. Eldon Bar
rett, Miss Leona Klebey, Miss Mazine
buren, Miss Marguerite Gleeson and Mrs.
Ralph Wagers.
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