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lThm Stofmnn, Salem, Orqoru Friday. December 17, 1948
Youngsters
.Celebrate
Birthdays
Pre - Christmas birthday par
ties are festive occasions for mem
bers of the very young set
Kathy Clark, daughter of the
Everett Clarks, will celebrate her
fourth birthday at a party this
afternoon at the Clark I home on
Market street Games will be in
play with refreshments following.
The Christmas motif will be used
in decorating.
Honoring Kathy will be her
grandmother, Mrs. E. G. Clark,
Mrs. Robert O. Smith, Bruce, Car
olyn and Michael, Mrs. Willard
Petre and Verity, Mrs. Otto Sko
pil, Jr., and Rickie, Mrs. Leland
Shinn, jr., and Jimmy, Mrs. James
Waite and Nancy, Mrs. Harlan
Moorman and Michelle and Car
ol Clark.
Party on Saturday
Ann Haworth has invited a
group of her friends to a Christ
mas party on Saturday afternoon
at the East Lefelle street home of
her parents. Dr. and Mrs. James
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B. Haworth. Games will be in play
during the party hours, 3 to 5 o'
clock, with birthday cake and re
freshments following.
Honoring Ann on her sixth
birthday will be Sharon and Char
lene Cushing, Jane and Sally Ro
berts, Barbara and Sharon French,
Joan and Janet Kennedy, Rose
mary Rhoten, John Saffron and
Jean Haworth.
Martha Minte's Farty
Martha Minto, daughter of the
John Mintos, will be a party
hostess Saturday afternoon at the
Saginaw street home of her par
ents, the occasion being her ninth
birthday. Nine of her friends have
been bidden to the Christmas par
ty. Games will be in play with a
lighted cake a feature of the re
freshment hour.
Ceremony to
Be Sunday
Plans are being announced for
the wedding of Miss Mary Cath
arine Hobson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Lyle Hobson of Port
land and niece of Miss Olga Wik
berk of Salem, to Roy Lidstrom of
Prineville. son of Mr. and Mrs
Carl Anton Lidstrom of Prineville,
who will be here for the cere
mony.
The nuptials will take place on
Sunday, December 19 at the First
Congregational church at 2 o'clock
with the Rev. Seth Huntington of
ficiating. Prof. T. S. Roberts will
play the wedding music.
Mrs. Charles R. Urness of The
Dalles will be her sister's matron
of honor and bridesmaids will be
Miss Jo Price of Corvallis and Mrs.
Edward Armstrong of Portland-
J. Walter Lidstrom of Prineville
will be his brother's best man and
ushers will be Rollin Haag and
Richard Gahlsdorf of Salem. Rob
ert Strong and William Schade of
Portland. A reception will follow
at the Robert's Studio.
The couple will live in Corvallis
until spring, when the benedict
elect will graduate from Oregon
State college. Miss Hobson grad
uated from Oregon State in June
and is a member of Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority. Her fiance is a
member of Phi Delta Theta frater
nity, having served as president the
past year.
The Wesleyan Service Guild ef
the Leslie Methodist church will
hold its monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. E. W. Stripling, 943
S. Liberty st, Monday night at
8 o'clock. Members will bring gifts
for the Chemawa Indian school,
religious education.
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brida is the daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gilbert of Sil
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Miss Larson
A Hostess
Miss Patricia Larson was hostess
for a pre-Christmas party Thurs
day night at the Bellevue street
home of her parents, the W- W.
Laarsons, for a group of her fri
ends. During the evening the group
sang Christmas carols and Miss
Beverly Kenney sang a few solo
numbers. A late dessert supper was
served by the hostess. Poinsettias,
greens and candles provided the
decorative note.
Guests of Miss Larson were Miss
Mary Reimann. Miss Nancy Buren
Miss Carolyn Davis, Miss Beverly
Kenney, Miss Alice Schmidt, Miss
Lois Mulcahy, Mrs. W. W. Larson,
Miss Floyd Riley, Mrs. Troy Mc
Gowan, Mrs. David Carver and
Mrs. Paul Gilmer.
Pupils to Play,
Sing Carols
A Christmas program will be
given Saturday by pupils of Mrs
Ted Medford and Mrs. Jean Hob
son Rich at S o'clock at the Med
ford home.
Christmas carols will be played
and sung by the following: Betty
and Bob Burnside, Vicki Bryant,
Margaret Ann Cooper, Janet Fow
ler, Sharon Forrest, Judy Klem
pel. Shannon Louiza, Theodora
Medford, Karlene Quistad, Marilyn
Rcaney, Susan and Janice Rob
erts Nancy Ragan, Sue and Eddie
Syring, Margaret Smith, Carole
Warren, Jolene AddyJ Ronnie Ba
ker, Patty Claggett, Nancy dem
ons, Marilyn Friesen, Sandra Jo
chimsen, Dale Kairnes, Chuckle
Laneberry, Judith Ann McClellan,
Elizabeth and Frankie Shafer, Kay
Muhs. Beverly Burgoyne, Kay
Tomlinson and Louise Owens.
Mrs. Rex Peffer entertained her
card club at her Hollywood drive
home Wednesday night. The Christ
mas motif was used for decorations
with favors for the luncheon be
ing corsages and special place
cards. Playing were Mrs. Sam
Stichler, Miss Genieve Longin, Miss
Adeline Prime, Mrs. Otis Hewitt,
Mrs. Forrest Eccles, Mrs. Ray Et
ters, Mrs. Mae Ki riser and Mrs.
Charles Graham
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Two Coeds
Announce
Troths
The holiday season has hn
chosen by several to announce their
engagements.
Miss Doris Jean Leek, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall P. Leolc
of Salem, has revealed her betro
thal to Rodney Engdahl, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Engdahl of
Salem.
Miss Leek and her fiance are at
tending Willamette university. Mr.
Encdahl Diana in t
gon State college next fall -for en
gineering courses. The wedding is
planned for the spring.
Miss Montag U Wed
Miss Helm Mnnt T9tsV nrci
dent of the Alpha Chi Omega sor
ority house on the Willamette uni
versity campus, announced her en
gagement to George Hurt of War
renton, at a post Panhellenlc party
at the Alpha Chi house on Decem
ber 11. The bride-elect passed the
traditional box of chocolates to her
"sisters."
The marriage of the couple will
take place on December 28 at the
Portland home of the bride-to-be's
patents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mon
tag. The couple will live in Salem
at 330 BellevUe following their
hoheymoon and will complete their
studies at Willamette university,
where both are seniors. Mr. Hurt's
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Mrs. Brady Gallagher (Virginia :
Case) on the birth of a J seven !
pound, nine ounce son on; Wed- t
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plUl. The baby's grandparents are '
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Case and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Gallagher all of
Salem. The Gallaghers aref living
in Eugene while he is attending
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