g The Statesman. Salem, Org.. Thursday, December IS. 1943
North Santiam
Unit Entertains
The North Santiam Woman's
extension unit held a Christmas
party Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Lawrence Clark, Mrs. Otto Nelson,
Mr. Louis Scofield, Mrs. Merle
Crane, Mrs. Arden Hammen and
Mrs. Peter Kremer assisted.
Following a covered dish din
ner, readings were given by Mrs.
Hammer, Mrs. Edwin Ruby, Mrs.
Overholts.
Crane, Mrs. Marvin
Gifts were exchanged.
Twenty-three members and four
guests, Mrs. L. H. Peters, Mrs.
Gordon Knot, Mrs. Millard Ap
plet and Mrs. Elmer Glidwell at
tended. An all-day meeting for January
6 is being planned in the Marion
Farmers union building, with Miss
Eleanor Trindle demonstrating
"making a blouse a day." Hostess
es for the day are Mrs. Edwin
Ruby, Mrs. Cliff Martin. A cov
erede dish lunch will be served at
noon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Harrison (Jordeth Stenson) who were
married on November 21 at the home of Mrs. Gwendolyn
Collins. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Gaub of Brooks and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs.
E. P. Harrison of North Bend. The couple will live In Salem.
(McEwan photo.)
Auxiliary at
Lebold's
Mrs. Edward A. Lebold opened
her Kingwood Heights home to
members of the Marion-Polk coun
ty Medical auxiliary Tuesday
night. A dessert supper was fol
lowed by meeting and program.
Miss Margaret Jane Emmons
was a guest and asked the auxilia
ry to sponsor a Camp Fire group.
Mrs. Carl Emmons was appointed
representative of the sponsoring
group. An offering was taken for
a radio to be given to Hillcrest.
Mrs. P. H. Brydon played a group
of piano numbers.
Attending were Mesdames Wil
lard Stone, H. J. Clements, M. C.
Findley, L. O. Clement, Burton A.
Myers, C. E. Bates, Horace G. Mil
ler, Carl W. Emmons, J. R. Mc
Nickolas, Vern W. Miller, Wilmer
Smith, Horace McGee, Lewis
Clark, Charles Campbell, Eugene
Tupker, Merle Brown, Dean K.
Brooks, Frederick Hill Thompson,
Harold Poole, Harmon Harvey and
the hostesses, Tom Dunham, Mor
ris K. Crothers, William Crothers,
Chester A. Downs, James B. Ha
worth and Edward Lebold.
Mrs. Robert Barton will be
hostess to members of the Merry
Time club for a 1:30 o'clock des
sert luncheon on Friday at her
home on route 8. The afternoon
will be spent Informally with ex
change of Christmas gifts.
Chi Omega alumnae will be en
tertained at a Christmas party
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
George Neuner, 2275 Hayden ave
nue, at 8 o'clock. After an ex
change of gifts a supper will follow.
Turkey Dinner
For Club
Mrs. D. K. Crenshaw entertained
the Laurel Social Hour club at
her home on Glen Creek Drive
Tuesday. The annual turkey din
ner was served at one o'clock with
Mrs. Philip Peterson and Mrs.
Glen Adams assisting the hostess.
Mr. Edward Fandrich was in
charge of the gift exchange.
New officers elected were Mrs.
F. X. Hoereth, re-elected presi
dent; Mrs. Irl Folsom, vice presi
dent; and Mrs. Norris Zinn, sec
retary. Attending the party were
Mesdames Glen Adams, Philip
Peterson, C .J. Jackson, R. M.
Armrine, H. L. DeArmond, L. H.
Dalkenberg. E. W. Emmett, Al
Beckman, Edward Fandrich, B.
Benson, F. X. Hoereth, C. Morri
son. H. J. Clements, Norris Zinn
and the hostess.
Birthday Dinner
On Wednesday
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Glenda Lou McCormick, daugh
ter of the Glenn McCormicks, cele
brated her eleventh birthday at a
Christmas party Wednesday after
noon at the McCormick home on
Kingwood Heights. Games were In
play with a six o'clock supper serv
ed by the hostess and her mother.
Honoring Glenda Lou were Joy
ce Randall, Judy Porter, Sue Sy
ring, Marjorie Rhehm, Betty Burn
side, Vicki Bryant, Diane Miller,
Janet Hamblin, Jane Barlow, Julie
Peterson and Kay Muhs.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn MeCermlck
entertained their club at dinner
Sunday night at their Kingwood
HeighU home.
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Guests Are
Bidden to
Parties
Pre-holiday dinner parties and
at homes highlighted the social cal
endar the week before Christmas.
Dinner at Lamport
Senator and Mrs. Frederick Lam
port will be hosts for a buffet din
ner party Saturday night at their
Ben Lomand Park home for a
group of their friends. Covers will
be placed for twenty and cards will
be in play during the evening. The
holiday motif will be carried out in
the decorations and table appointments-
Younjrs te Be Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. -Young
have invited friends to their Fair
mount Hill home to an informal
dinner party Sunday night with
places to be laid for twelve.
A Sapper Party
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. McDonough
and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Huntley
will be hosts for a buffet supper
Saturday night at the former's
home on East Wilson street at 8
o'clock.
Guests of the hosts will be Mr.
and Mrs. Elton McGilchrist, Mr.
and Mrs- Melvin Cleveland, Mr.
and Mrs. Warne Nunn, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Hensey, Mr. and Mrs.
George Robinson, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Bose, Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Morrell, Edward Lambert, Miss
Emily Downe y and Miss Alice
Goetzinger.
At. Home on Monday
Mrs. Donald H. Davis will en
tertain with an informal at home
on Monday night at her Fir street
residence between 7 and 9 o'clock.
Bidden are faculty members of the
Leslie junior high school, their
husbands and wives. Assisting the
hostess will be Mrs- Theodore Ol
son and Miss Ruth McAdams.
Members Assist
At Gift Shop
Mrs. Dow Lovell, Mrs. Theo
dore Ullakko, Mrs. Bert A. Walk
er and Mrs. Elvin Thomas were
in Portland Tuesday to assist the
veterans at the Veterans hospital
in selection of Christmas gifts,
wrapping and mailing. The four
made a report of their visit at
the American Legion auxiliary,
136, meeting Tuesday night at the
Woman's clubhouse. The unit
voted to assist in purchasing
Christmas presents for veterans
at the tuberculosis hospital and
to provide clothing and a basket
to a veteran's family.
A report was made on the Mar
ion county council meeting last
Friday at the Senator hotel for
which 138 unit was hostess. Mrs.
Harold Streeter was elected vice
president of the counciL Mrs.
Harlan Judd has been appointed
to the flag code contest commit
tee andj Mrs. Ullakko was ap
pointed jto represent the unit in
sponsoring a Camp Fire group.
The program included a his
tory of Christmas carols by Mrs.
Clifton Mudd and singing of
carols, led by Mrs. E. Jack Simp
kins with Mrs. Mudd at the piano.
Mrs.. Robert DeArmond was pro
gram chairman with Mrs. Mudd.
After the meeting members ex
changed! gifts and randy canes
were given the children.
Brides-elect
Honored
Holiday brides-elect are sharing
in much) of the pre-Christmas en
tertaining. Friday night Mr- and Mrs. Leo
nard T. Cain and Mrs. Joy Houck
of Portland will be- hosts for a din
ner partjy at the Senator hotel in
honor of their daughter and son.
Miss Carol Cain and Howard Ho
uck, whp will be married on Sat
urday afternoon. The dinner will
follow the wedding rehearsal and
membe'rs of the bridal narty have
been bidden to the affair.
A nurtiber of pre-nuptial parties
are being planned in compliment
to Miss Florene Inglis of Dallas,
bride-eltct of Mark Peter Miller
of Portland. Their wedding will be
an evenjt of December 28 at the
First Christian church in Dallas.
Miss Inglis will be honored at
a luncheon at the Rocquet club in
Portland on Saturday when Mrs.
G. Gilbert Robbins entertains, and
in the evening of' the same day
Miss Inglis will be feted at her
honor guests at a party for which
Mr. andj Mrs- Robert Smith will be
hosts at the home of Mrs. Mark
P. Millejr. :.
Miss inglis will be feted at ther
spinster dinner on December 22
when hr fiance's sister, Mrs. Rob
ert Smith, entertains and Mr. Mil
ler will be honored at a stag din
ner the same night when James
Robbins, jr. and Robert Smith en
tertain at the University club in
Portland.
Mrs, Mark P. Miller will honor
the bridal party at dinner follow
ing the rehearsal on December 27
at her Ifortland home for her son
and hisljfiance.
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bora rd us, Mr.
and Mrs. John H. Johnson and Mr.
and Mr$. Robert W. Gormsen will
spend the weekend at the former's
summer! place at Road's End.
Mr. And Mrs. Werner Brown
will be! among those in Eugene
Friday night for the Oregon-California
basketball game.
Mrs. Gemmell to
Head Junior Guild
The junior guild of the St
Paul's Episcopal church elected
Mrs. Paul Gemmell as president
at a business meeting held fol
lowing the group's annual Christ
mas party for husbands and
friends of members in Tuesday.
The affair was held at Parrish
hall and a no-host luncheon was
served.
Guests were Mrs. Jesse Camp
bell, Mrs. Carl Quistad, Mr. and
Mrs. Max Alford. Frank Brown
ell, Eugene Foster, W. C. Gabriel,
Harry Wenderoth, Paul Gemmell,
John Langrell, R. E. Meredith,
Cal Patton, E. E. Smith and Hom
er Smith, sr.
Mrs. Custer Ross headed the
hostess committee and Mrs. W. C.
Gabriel, Mrs. John Langrell and
Mrs, R. E. Meredith were in charge
of decorations. They used minia
ture white trees and small bright
ly colored packages at decora
tions and lighted the tables with
red tapers In brass holders. A large
cake was served for those with,
birthdays this month,! 1 :
Other officers named during
the business meeting were Mrs.
W. C. GabrieL vice president, Mrs.
A. H. Wilson, secretary; Mrs. Eu
gene Foster, treasurer, and Mri.
John Langrell, member of the ex
ecutive committee.
A new budget will be voted
upon at the next meeting, Jan
uary 11. ; i j
Mrs. Leland Shinn. Jr. will en
tertain her club at a dessert bridge
tonight, at her North 17th street
home. Additional guests will be
Mrs. George Abbott, who Is her
from Nevada City, Calif, and Mrs.
Kenneth G. Manning,
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