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CHANGE OF ADDRESS . . .
for the John Dragers, who have
been in Shanghai .. . . John was
recently transfered to Manila by
the Texaco Oil Co. . . . he has
held an executive position with
the company for many years and
last spring was joined in the
Orient by his wife ;. . . After John
found living accommodations in
Manila he returned tp Shanghai
to get his wife and household pos
sessions ...
' FOLLOWING THE SUN ... Al
ready in Palm Springs for the
winter months, where they are
building a home, 1 are ; the Keith
Browns . . . Their daughter,
Sharon, is attending a girls school
nearby on the edge of the desert
. . . The Asel Eoffs and son. Joe,
will be headed south in mid-December.
. . . dividing their time
between Palm Springs and Balboa,
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where their
cabin cruiser is
moored ....
Touring the southern states be
fore returning home will be Miss
Mabel P. Robertson, who recently
docked in the states from a three
month tour of England and Europe
. . . She was accompanied on the
trip by Evan Boise and the two
were Thanksgiving guests of her
nephew and wife. Captain and
Mrs. Charles G. Robertson, at New
London, Conn. . . . Miss Robertson
will visit with friends in the
south before returning to Oregon
in a few weeks.
BOUQUETS ... to the hard
working committee and the hun
dred or more volunteer workers
for the successful smorgasbord
dinner sponsored jointly by the
YWCA and YMCA a week ago
. . . Over four hundred attend
ing and many turned away be
cause they had no advance reser-.
vations . . . Special "mention to j
Mrs. Arthur Madsen the general!
chairman and Mrs. Oscar Liudahl, i
who was in charge of the food ... I
! the later making the trip to Port-!
land to purchase some of the in
gredients and supervising the 24
women who prepared the food for
two days . . . not including the
pastries made in the bakeries . .
Also volunteering were dozens jf
serving girls and bu boys . . .
The collation . . . both sides of
the table arranged with attractive
I dishes ... so colorful and ar
! tistically arranged . . . the center-
piece of chrysanthemums, carna
! tions and cattails . . . the long in-
I dividual tables decorated with au-
! tumn fruits . . .
The entertainment . . . High
lighting the floor show for the
i evening were the dances by the
international Folk Dancing group,
j from Portland . . . Ten came down ;
, and were joined for several num- ,
' bers by the Salem dancers, who
have only been orgaruVed this fall
. . . On finishing their dances
i noted several of the girls took j
! their shoes off . . . at first thought
I their feet must be tired, but on ;
inquiring learned they prefer to;
! dance in bare feet ... so off j
; comes the shoes as they are not
comfortable . . . Watching dance ;
' numbers from the balcony . . .
Mrs. C. W. Parker, the YWCA
president, Mrs. Esther Little ex- j
ecutive secretary . . . and Mrs.
Gus Moore, wife of the YMCA
secretary and dozens more . , .
ROMANTIC NEWS . . . Fans
of Brenda Mersereau Helser. II.
j will be interested to hear of her t
coming marriage in San Francisco I
on January 24 . . . She will marry
Jose Waechter, whom she met in
England when she was a member .
of the U. S. Olympic Games j
swimming team last summer . . .j
Ann Curtis, also a swimming stari
; will be one of the bridesmaid-; i
... She is a niece of J. Henry ;
Helser of Portland, Who has often
visited in Salem, and has business
connections here . . . Brenda at-'
tended the Catlin school in Port-j
'land and Stanford university . . .!
The couple will honeymoon in Rio
de Janerio and will be at home
in Paris after March 1. . . . He
studied in South American schools
and attended LeRosey in Switzer
land . . . during the war he was
: with the Trench underground . . .
WEDDING ECHOES .... Geo
gia Hull designed her classic style
satin wedding gown for her mar
riage to Richard S poorer a week
ago . . . Her attendants wore
Coventry blue satin ballerina
dresses, darling open crown bon
nets to match and carried gold
lace fans, which the bride had j
made . . . Evelyn Johnson and
Tbetsaa Wiakenwerden. who light
ed the candles, so slim in then
gold satin dresses . . .
Ataet Che gm0tm . . . Two wive
sitting together, whose husbands
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war n embers of the male contin
gent of the bridal party . . Mrs.
George Jones, a good-lookm
brunette, stunning in nswy suit
and fetchinc hat of navy and red
. . . and. Mrs. Robert Dunn wear
ing a ballerina length print with
gold slippers . . . The Kenneth
Yorks going on to the law school
dance . . . she smartly dressed
in black crepe ... Mrs. Harry
Worth in brown with furs . . .
Assisting . . . petite Patricia Fish,
who is with United Airlines in
Portland, in a becoming ebony
blue velvet sown with tiered bus.
tie back . . . her mother. Mrs.
Asahel Fish, choosing a pink
feather hat with her dark en
semble . . . Mrs. Lester Barr in
black embellished with pink bead
ing . . . Mrs. Robert Bailey in a
deep purple with fuchsia top . . .
TUESDAY'S MARRIAGE . . .
Stunning were the colors Yvonne
Gardner selected for her attend
ants to wear at her wedding when
she became Kenneth Robertson's
bride . . . Their tiered bustle
back taffeta frocks of copper tone
and topaz worn with contrasting
Elizabeth style hats with plumes
. . . their round cluster bouquets
of the same shades . . . and stream
ers tied with mums, falling to
the hemline ... smiles for five
year old Susan Crawford, flower
girl, trotting down the ai-le ahead
of the bridal party and frocked
like the older girls . . . Yvonne
and Ken were so afraid someone
would stop them that they slipped
out quietly from the church with
only a few shtfwering them with
rice.
Gregg to Speak to
Phi Beta Kappas
Invitations are in the mail from'
the members of the Central Will-!
amette Valley association of Phi
Beta Kappa to the annual observ
ance of its founding in 1776 at the
College of William and Mary in
Virginia to be held at 'eight o'clock
ship society, the oldest of the
Saturday. This honorary scholar
Greek letter fraternities, strives to
maintain high standards in higher
education.
Dr. Robert Gregg, dean of the
Willamette college of liberal arts,
will address the members and their
guests on the topic, "China in Tur
motl." Dr. Gregg holds degrees
from Oberlin. the University of
Michigan and Johns Hopkins. He
was head of the history depart
ment at the Carnegie Institute of
Technology for several years, he
has traveled in Europe, the near
East,, the Caribbean and Mexico.
He is an authority on Mexican-
American relations and has spoken
frequently on international affairs.
Dr. Norman Huffman, president
of the Willamette PBK association,
announces a music program by
Professor Ralph Dobbs of Willam
ette preceding the address and a
reception for guests afterward,
All members of Phi Beta Kappa
are invited to attend.
The observance will be held in
Baxter Hall on the Willamette j
campus at eight o'clock. Decern- j
ber 6. j
Recent graduate group of AAl'W
will meet Tuesday night at the
home of Mrs. Mary Thomas, 533
Statesman street, at 7:30 o'clock.
Miss Margaret Forsythe, who has
returned from a year's stay in Jap
an, will be the guest speaker. All
recent graduates are invited to attend.
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Miss Currey,
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An Interesting visitor in town
is Miss Carol Currey, who is
spending a 60-day leave from her
duties with the office, of the Am
erican consulate general at Mun
ich. Germany. She is spending the
Thanksgiving and Christmas hol
idays with her father Fred Cur
rey and her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Wood. ,
Miss Currey has been in Munich
for the past two and a half years,
having flown there when the first
military government was set up.
She spent two years in Hawaii. 12
years in China and Japan and la
ter spent two years working for
the state here. She then went to
Washington, D. C, where she was
with the department of state dur- 1
ing the war years.
Miss Currey came from Ger
many on the S. S. America and
following her stay here, will spend
a week of intensive work in Wash
ington, D. C, before returning to
Munich.
Book Fair to Be
At Church
A book fair will be held Wed
nesday afternoon beginning at one
o'clock, by members of the First
Congregational church's guild.
Hugh Morrow will display and
talk about books suitable for
Christmas giving. The fair is spon
sored by the Salem public library,
the state library is loaning a mo
tion picture, "It's All Yours" star
ring Ralph Belamy.
Mrs. Charles. Laport will review
the book, "The Sad Shepherd" by
Henry VanDyke. Mrs. Max Floh
rer will sing and will lead group
singing. Mrs. Ted Gordon will
accompany.
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