10 The Statesman. Salem. Oregon. Sunday. Norembtr 28. 1948
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SILVERTON Miss Nettie
Hatteberg, president, entertained
. her assisting officers and depart
ment chairman of the Trinity Lu
theran Ladies Aid society at a 1
o'clock luncheon at her country
home. Places were made for Mrs.
Oscar Satern, Mrs. Henry Tor
vend, "Mrs. Alf O. Nelson, Mrs.
Ed Holden, Mrs. Dan Riveness,
Mrs. J. C. Larson, Mrs. Lawrence
Larson, Mrs. Edwin Hatteberg,
and the Rev. and Mrs. M. J. K.
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Zonta Tea at Elfstrom
Home on Thursday
Important social event of the week will be the Salem Zonta club
silver tea on, Thursday, December 2 at the home of Mayor and Mrs. Ro
bert L. Elfstrom, 125 West Lincoln street. Proceeds from the affair will
go toward the Helen Yockey Memorial fund, to be used for a children's
w?rd in the Salem General hospital's new wing. The interested public,
men and women, are invited to call between 3 and 9 o'clock. Friends
of Zonta members have been ask-
heads the! directorate for the tea
and assisting are Mrs. W. Connell
Dyer, Mrs. Margaret Rosecrans.
Mrs. Herbert Winkler, Mrs. Harry
W. Scott. ; Mrs. Karl Becke. Miss
Alene Phillips and Mis Bertha
Kohlhagei?.
Bidden to Rotary Dinner
An invitation has been received
from the Portland Women of Ro
tary inviting the Salem Women of
Rotary, their husbands and fami
lies to their annual Tall dinner on
Saturday, December 4, at the
XVeignbors of. Wood raft hall in j
Portland. A social hour at 6 o'clock
will precede the 8:30 dinner with j
entertainment, games and cards r,
to follow. ' Those planning to at
tend are asked to call Mrs. Ralph
H. Cooley for
December 2.
ed to assi.st them at the affair.
The late Helen Yockey was a
long-time member of the Salem
General hospital board -and served j
as president of the Saiem club of'
Zonta International, women"?; ser- i
vice group. -The fund was set up i
soon after her death and this will I
by
Highlight of the coming week will be the Salem Zonta club silver tea at the Fairmount
Hill home of Mayor and Mrs. Robert L. Elfstrom on Thursday afternoon and evening.
Arriving at the Elfstrom home to make final plans for the event are left to right, Mrs. Elf
strom, Mrs. L N. Bacon, president of the Salem club, and Mrs. M. Theodore Madsen, jr., gen
eral chairman of tea. The interested public is invited to attend the affair, with proceeds to go
toward the Helen Yockey Memorial fund. (Kennell-Dlis).
Don't Cook flow. .
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Periodically
but . . . one of our men readers said
hats must have been sumpin' in the old days
too, because he remembers his grandfather
saying about; a hat his grandmother had, "It
looks like a New England boiled dinner."
Deop stuff . ; . sometimes when those
former horn footers turned radio MCs go in
for serious talk they're a rio't. The other morn
ing we heard one (the one who says he's giv
ing us the "best lri recorded music" and then
plays .a 5 minute drum solo) say, "But seri
ously folks, let's go back to the scene of the
first Thanksgiving. Imagine the feeling of
those Pilgrims landing on Plymouth Rock
when they looked around and saw these
great United States." Really he did say that-
Look out for cuttos . . . Maybe you
don't think the rural woman cares about her
figure but my mail order catalogue devotes
19 full pages to women's corsets.
Old srulf . . . The old gripe, disinterred
by funnymen writers every Christmas sea
son, about how the man of the family had
better ask for sox and ties he'll get them
anyway, doesn t sound so original when one
stops to think that Mamma had better ask
for things for the house (that Dad will use
just about as much) because if she doesn't
get them for Christmas she never will at all.
She can expect a new floor lamp to set be
side her husband's chair, a new egg beater
for his angel cake, a soft bathmat to put his
tootsies on, or a vacuum sweeper to clean
up after him. . . . Maxine Buren
Brides-Elect
Tell
Deem be r brides-elect are mak
ing known plans for their coming
marriages.
- Miss Marilyn; Flohrer, daughter
ef Mr. and Mrs; Max Flohrer, will
be married on December 12 to Ri
chard F, Fry; son of Mrs. Beth Fry.
The rites will be solemnized at the
First Congregational church with
the Rev. Seth; Huntington per
forming the 3 o'clock ceremony.
Ronald Craven jw ill sing and Mrs.
Lewis Mitchell will be the organ
ist. Miss Joyce Dyer of Eugene and
"Miss Jean Bull will tight the can-
j dies. Mr. Flohrer nvill give his
daughter in marriage. Mrs. Robert
Warren will be the; ; honor matron
and bridesmaids! will be Miss Iris
Boline and Miss Violet Lassie.
Charles Bjorknvn will stand
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with the benedict-elect as best man
and groomsmen will be Leonard
and Herbert Fry, his twin broth
ers. Ushers will be George Lassie,
James Rickey, John Dowd, and
Walter Stark. A reception will be
held in the fireplace room.
Miss Sheldon U Wed
Saturday, December 18 has been
set as the date for the coming mar
riage of Miss Arlyn Sheldon,
daughter of Mrs. Lloyd Perl Shel
don, and Eric Lee Carlson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Carlson. The
nuptials will take place at the First
Congregational church at 8 o'clock
with the Rev. Seth Huntington of
ficiating. Misses Joan Schwabbauer and
Nancy Farrar will light the can
dles. Mrs. Dnrwin D. Caspell will
be the matron of honor and brides
maids will be Miss Ida Fridell and
Miss Charlotte Reeves. Shirley
Sheldon will be her sister's junior
bridesmaid. Allan Desch will act
as best man and ushers will be
Darwin Caspell, Gordon Bigelow
and Mike Roth well.
Dinner guests on Thanksgiving
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs C
W. Holder were Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Ebersole (Priscilla Pierre) of Port-
i land, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Summers
and son of Estacada, Mr. and Mr.-;.
iNeal Trask of Portland.
be the second silver tea given
the club for this purpose.
Greeting guests at the door will-'
be Mesdames Charles D. Wood,
Burton A. Myers, Wheeler R- Eng
lish. John . Carson, Allan Carson,!
Wallace Carson. Kenueth Power,!
Wolcott Buren and William Smith.
In the receiving line will be Mrs.";
Robert L. Elfstrom, Miss Lillian
McDonald, superintendent of the
Salem General hospital. Mrs. I. N.
Bacon, president of the J5a1em
Zonta club. Miss Elizabeth Put
nam, Dr. Helen Pearce..past pres
ident of Zonta International, and j
Miss Genevieve Morgan, district j
vice-chairman. '
Inviting guests to the dining
room will be Mesdames , Bruce
Spaulding. G. Herbert Smith. Ad
dison Lane Earl T. Newbry, Ar
thur Hay, Hall Luk, Miss Jess
McDonald and Miss Margaret Ma
gee. Presiding at the urns duiijut
the afternoon and evening will be
Mesdames Giover C. Bellinger
David Bennett Hill, Earl' Snell.
Charles A. Sprague. Chester Cox.
Douglas McKay, Dr. Helen Peace
and Miss Dorothy Pearce.
Serving will be Metdarries Rob
ert W. Gormsen, William Shinn,
Thelma Walter, Thomas E. Rilea,
jr., Claybourne Dyer, William C.
Dyer, jr., Robert Brownell, James
Bacon, Phil Brownell, jr., Wayne
Hadiey, Misses Patricia Vanden
eynde, Margaret Wagner. Patricia
Elfstrom, Joan Bunnell, Margaret
Allen, Janet Bower, Addyse Lane,
Sally Smith, Margaret Lovell, Je
anne and Janice Myers, Alcetta
Gilbert and Donna Lambert.
Mrs. M. Theodore Madsen, jr.
The Wcman's association of the
First Presbyterjan church will
draw on Hs own membership for
a program at the meeting Wednes
day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
church. The 'home talent" pro
gram will) include music and read
ings.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Boyd
(Thyra Jjean Currey) and their
infant so$n, Bruce of Portland.
spent thei Thanksgiving holidays I
with her j mother, Mrs. GeneviveJ
Currey. !.;''.. I
her full length veil and she carried
a cascade bouquet of bouvardia
and white chrysanthemum cen
tered with an orchid.
Mrs. Martha Ochse was, the
bride's only attendant and wore a
peacock blue gown with vhite
horsehair braid hat trimmed with
aqua flowers. She carried a bou
quet of roses and aqua chrysan
themums backed with a white net
frill. Ben Kerber stood with the
groom as best man.
For her daughter's wedding Mrs.
Murhammer wore a black suit and
Mrs. . Ringwald's ensemble was of j
navy blue. Their corsages were of j
white flowers.
A reception followed at the Sa- !
lem Woman's club. Mrs. Henry
Kayser presided at the coffee urn j
and cutting , the cake were Mrs.
Louise Jones and Mrs. Betty Lou 1
Weston.
When the couple left on their ;
wedding trip south to California i
the bride was wearing a black suit
with matching accessories. They
will make their home in Salem.
Nuptials at
St. Joseph s
Miss Louise Murhammer, daugh
ter of Mrs. H. Murhammer, and
Richard J. Ringwald, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. Ringwald, were
married at a nuptial mass Satur
day morning at St. Joseph's Ca
tholic church at 9 o'clock. Father
T. J. Bernards officiated and
Wayne Meusey was the organist
and soloist.
Luther Murhammer gave the
bride in marriage and her wedding
grwn of white Flipper satin was
designed with a nylon yoke and
full skirt with train. A crown of
sitin and seed pearls held in place
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