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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1948)
I SOCIETY clubs -music f:m' . - i r j . 1 . 1 v- V;--Li; j (: ( U L- ; . V . . ' . j -v con o move to The Dalle? will be Mrs. Stanley Kn;eger, who ' '- , ': ' " ' will be accompanied by her husband and daughter Bev- j erly' wil1 a senior hioh schccl student in the fall. Mr. s rV 5 I Krueger has taken over the Callaway and Sens Mortuary in , " . ' The Dalles. He was formerly a mortician at the Oregon State ;-V - f "X .. . - ; hospital. Both have been active in civic, fraternal and social -T-- , - 1--.-A jlA'y , S affairs in the capital. (Kennell-Ellis). zj u !ev.i:s were saia me pasx wseic to Mrs. Leslie r. nemingion j : ' ., ; '.-:. , . ,w J. f X " I ""'.L'-f - i N' revcirs were said the payt we'eV to Mrs. Leslie F. Remington and children Buddy and lovanne. who with Mr. Remington. ere now at heme in Grants Pass, where he has purchased a jewelry store. The Rerrungtcns have been living in Manbnn Gardens. They were fe'-d at many farewell partes prior to their departure. (Ken- rell-Eiiis,'. Parties for Visitors . Several informal parties are being ;irraneeH in comnliment to Dr and Mrs. Robert Tschudy, formerly of Salem and Willamette univers'ty l.ic ulty members, who are here visiting from Venezuela as quests of Dean and Mrs. Melvin Geist. This morning breakfast at their nd Mrs Tschudy days stay. Mr and Mrs. Howard Maple are entertaining with a Fairmount Hill home for the Tthud Monday Dr. and the Geists will go over to the coast for a several II be Thursday mgnt Dr and .Mr?. K. Ivan lxvell vvii t their country place on C'roisan Creek for the visitors placed for Dr. and Mrs. Txhudy, Dean and Mrs. Melvin Mrs. Bruce Spaulding arui the ilovells. hosts at dinner Covers will be Geist, Mr. and 1 The Geists entertained at dinner their West Leffelle street home. for the Tschudys on Friday night at I .... v i; " ' I'-'. . . .. H. . ; I . i 4 -cV J-- M' -K l: 7isitcrs in Salem fcr several weeks are Donald Wells (Marie Ann :4-i- 'J ewcorr.ers in me capital are Mrs. Gordon G.lmcre and son. Tcr who recently moved 1 e?e ircrn Meaford. Their oa-.nhter. 1c hiis . I who is completing her freshman year at Pcmona cc;ieje. will jpifa her j lankly here later in the month. Mis. Gilm.cre is a sister of Silas Gaissr I and h r husband is the new Eoy Sccut executive cf the Cascade? area CLuriCii. (KVnnell-Eihs). i j 3 ! Summer Travelers, Attend Conventions) By Jcrynie English So-;cty Eo toi. U.cgun Statesman Seemingly there are more travelers and summer. acaiicnists than ever this yer. A number of eo-1 are leaving in the next week or two to attend ration?! sorontv conventions. -1 A group of Willamette university ii ls leav ing June 16 for Swomp.-cott. Mass , to attend the Delta I Gamma jubilee convention at New an Uru e a-u the Mi-ses Alder.e Gould, Nancy Strother, Betty; Leonard, Polly Pollock and Janice Sm.lh. Mis. Loon Peuy, presiceht i.f the Ssk.n alumnae group, will also be a delegate to the convention. She will tiy ta.-t on June 20 io attend tre week long session froml June 22-23. Mrs. Perry will v isit her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Frank B ngham in Lawrence. Mass5 and go up into Maine on a trip with them fo'.lo.-.irg the convention. In Meplewcxd, New Jersey she will visit another uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mis. P. B. M;-.r ten. Before returning west in a month Mrs. Perry; will visit college friends in Omaha and Lincoln. Nebraska. To Pi Beta Phi Convention ' J The Pi Beta Phi convention at French Lick Springs. Indiana will attract a number of Salem people. Delegates from the Willamette univerr-ity chapter will be Mis Edith Kairhsm end Miss Maxine Meyersj Miss Nancy Buren, also. of Salem, will be a delegate lrom the Oregon State Pi Phi chapter, Mrs. Herbert Smith and daughter. Sally, will also attend. - ; j . President and Mrs. Smith and Sally will leave June 22 for Indiana, stopping at Sun Valley, Where Dr Smith will speak at the Kappa Kappa Gamma convention. Dr. Smith will also be a gue&t speaker at th Pi Beta Phi convention. Alter the sessions. June 27-July 3, Mrs. Smith will go cn to Gatlinbui-g, Ten4 to attend the board meeting of the Pi Phi Settlement school. She will then go to Nashville, Indiana tq visij her mother, Mrs. II. H. Bro ks. Dr. Smitn wnl return west in early July and on August 1 Sally; Smth leaves for Shelby, Mich., to attend the American Youth Foundation summer camp. She will re4 tur west the first of September via Burlingame and Berkeley to visit Mrs. Smith will arrive home again on August 1. The Smith's youneest daughter. Margie, will leave by plane June 21 for sumteer camp ai tour winds and win tiy as lar north as tverett. to oe tne overnight guest of Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Har riscjn, who formerly lived here, then proceed on to camp. i Also Convention Bound 1 Also attending the appa Kappa Gamma convention will be Miss Mary Lou McKay, president" of th: Oregon State college chapter, and Mis Shirley Lukins, president of the house on the University of Ore-I gon campus, l ney will leave by train on June Zi to attend tne weeks session, returning Jury I. Ginny Atkinson will be the delegate from the Willamette Chi Omega chapter to attend the conven-i tin at White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia with headquarters at the Greenbrier hotel front June 28' to July 3. . i j Georgia Gilbert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gilbert of Aumsville and president of Alpha Delta! Pi sorority at Oregon State college, has been named as olficial delegate of the sorority to its internation-; al convention which will take place in Spring Lake, New Jersey, June 23-28. Accompanying Miss Gilbert; will be Miss Beverly Tynan of Portiand. In addition to attending the convention session?, the girls will; participate in the New York house party which Alpha Delta Pi is arranging following convention. They! will then journey south through Washington, D. C .St. Louis and New Oneans. ; I To Sail For Hawaii t j Mrs. Lester C. McLeod. her daughter. Miss Irene McLecd, and her sister, Mrs. Edgar W. ISmith of Portland, are leaving Monday by train for San Francisco, where they will sail on June 16 for the Hawai ian Islands on the S. S. Lurline. The travelers expect to pe away over a month and will visit with friends in Honolulu and tour the islands of Oahu and Hawaii. Before coming home they will stop in Ber keley for a visit with Mrs. McLcod's son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. George McLeod.S Mr. and Mrs. WalL.ce Bonesteele. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bonesteele, jr.. Miss Marianne lonesteel; and Dick Hendrie are leaving today lor a several eeks trip to Yellowstone. Thty will visit in Montana home. lsitcrs in balem fcr Fevpral weeks are Donald Wells (Marie Ann Nevman) and seven xncnths old sen, Steven, ol Modesto, Calii., vno are uresis a! tr.e ncrr.e ct her carer. is. N.r. and Mrs. C Lester f.'ewriion. They wiil a;so visit in Independence with Mr. Wells' par ents bek re returning scjth. (Kenneli-Ellis). Vacationists Leave on Trips . highlight the social news during summer Travelers continue months. M:. and Mrs Merrill Ohling and daughters, Sara Ann and Alice Lou ise, have an interesting trip east planned. They are leaving here June 24 for Vari'-or. Maine, for a vivit with Mr. Ohling's aunt. Miss Alice Brown. They will al-o sojourn at other Maine results along the coasV. Mr. Ohling will return n a month ai d Mrs. Ohling and her daughters, who don t expect to come west until the end of August, will travel in the east and up to Montreal and (Quebec. Mrs. Ralph F. Purvine and children, Billy and Becky, are entraining for Winona. Minn . on Wednesday for a two months visit with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Raymond. Miss Marion Morangc is Jcaving later in the month for Middlebury, Vermont to continue work on her thesis for her doctor's degree at Middle bury college. She will reiurn in the tail to resume her position on th Willamette university faculty. Mrs. D. D. Oimstead will entrain for Detroit, Michigan Monday for a six weeks visit with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wullfe. She will journey west by way of Los Angeles and other south ern points. Vacation At IS'eskonin Mrs. Wayne Hadley and her children, Eileen a.d Allan and her sistc-r. Miss Mary Lou McKay, will leave today to spend a week at the beach home of their parents. Sen. and Mrs. Douglas McKay, at Neskowin. Also leaving for Neskowin today for a fortnight's sojourn are Mrs. William C. Dyer, jr. and children, Connell and Marilyn, and Mir. Clay bourne W. Dyer and children, Shannon and Claybourne, who will occu py the beach house of Mrs. Frank Spears. Joining them for part of the time will be their husbands- and Mrs. Gertrude Walton of Portland and Mrs. Harry Burnside. Judges Are Selected "Dictured In her white satin bridal a own is Mrs. Stanlev ww wtAVAU, TTUO Lhkm VJlCiy 1121 maiTiage on June 4 at the First Congregational church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank George and the groom's mother is Mrs. Beatrice Schotield. The couple will live in Salem. (McEwan photo). Judges for the Spinster table setting contest on June 19 at the Marlon hotel nave been announced by the chairman. Miss Edith Moxley. Judges will be Judge George Rossman, Mrs. James T. Brand and Mrs. Ercel W. Kay. Tables for the contest must be ready for judging by noon. The tables will be on exhibit for the public to view between 2 and 9 o'clock. - Those wishing to enter tables may still do so by calling Miss Patricia Vandeneynde. Additional reservations for exhibits have been made by Miss Bery Holt, Mrs. William Shinn, Mrs. John Johnson, Mrs. Joseph Dev cra, jr.. Pi Beta Phi alumnae and Salem General hospital auxiliary. i J : s - ... i - m "... ".,.- i. i t 1 ' s 'r ' i I'.' n. ,.. - .. .vr '::r. v y K P. v ri f j .. .-. . v Tree of the Spinsters, Mrs. Vernon Drye, Miss Helen Zielinsld and Miss Edith Moxley, are pictured - setting a previed table lor tfie annuo1 Spinster table setting contest to be an event, of June 19 at the -Marion hotel Any individual or orgcr- -ation may enter the contest and the public is invited to view the tables be'ween 2 and 9 o'clock. Miss Moxley is general chairman of the affair. (Kennell-Ellis). i .5
