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Miss Mary Carolyn Davis, only derucjmer of Mr. and
Mrs. Dewey F. Davis, who made known her betrothal to
Norman E. Mann, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Mann of
"Walla Walla, Wash., formerly of Salem, at a holiday party.
No date has been bet for the wedding. (Jesten-Miller). j
New Year's Weekend Will)
Be Gay With Dances
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The New Year's weekend will be
for Thursday. Friday and Saturday
Wisteria club members will hold their New Year's dance on Thurs
day night at the Veteran's hall with Guy Albin's orchestra playing for
dancing between 9 and 12 o'clock. The New Year's theme will be
carried out in the decorations and
Mrs. Rex Gibson. Mr. and Mrs.
Evert Givens, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan
Goodenough, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Halvorson and Mr. and Mrs. Ervin
L. Peterson.
Several pre-dance parties are
being planned by hosts. Dr. and
Mrs. John Ramage and Mr. and
Mrs. Stanleymith will entertain
with a party before the dance at
the Ramage country place on Croi
san Creek. Seventy guests have
been bidden to call between 8 and
10 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. George Koertge
and Mr. and Mrs. Bjarhe Ericksen
.are also entertaining friends before
the dance at the former's home on
oOth Cottage street with twenty
four guests bidden to the affair.
THlieum New Year's Ere Dance
For New Year's eve is'the Tilli
cum club's formal dance at the
Marion hotel, beginning at 9 o'
clock. Dancing-will follow between
10 and 1 o'clock to the music of
Glenn Williams and his orchestra.
Tables will be arranged cabaret
style and festive New Year's deco
rations and candles will provide
the decorative note. Hats, horns,
confetti and balloons will be giv
en as favors to the guests to ring
in the New Year. A snack bar will
be featured during the evening
with a one o'clock breakfast cli
maxing the affair. A number of
guests, several from out-of-town,
are expected to attend the dance.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. English and
Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. Jochim
sen are in charge of arrangements
for the party.
Carousel Club Dance
The Carousel Dancing club will
entertain with a New Year's eve
semi-formal dance at the May
flower hall with Dan Uhey's or
chestra engaged to play for the
affair. The social hour will be
from 9 to 10 o'clock with dancing
following.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Post head
the directorate for the affair and
assisting are Mr. and Mrs. Robert
J. Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
A. Gray, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Man
beck, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Schoen
berg, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sar
gent, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Woodson,
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Becker and
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin F. Bryan.
Air Reserve Party
The Air Reserve association will
entertain with an informal New
Year's eve dancing party at the
Quonset Hut beginning at A o'
clock. All former air force men
and their friends are invited to
attend. The committee in charge of
arrangements includes Robert
Gentzkow, Gordon King, P. D. Van
Ausdell, jr., Claude Boyd, Edwin
Vlaerz, and John Hagen.
Dinner Dance
Subscription club members will
celebrate the New Year with a
formal dinner dance on Saturday
night, January 1 at the Marion
hotel. Following the 9 o'clock din
ner Glenn Williams and his or- j
chestra will play for dancing until!
one o'clock. Mrs. Werner Brown!
heads the directorate for the af
fair.
Au Revoir .
Prtic:
k Incentive for such entertaining
during the holidays are Miss Eli
zabeth ord and Mrs. B. O- Schuck
ing, who leave by plane on Janu
ary 5 for Hawaii. Miss Lord will
go on to the Philippines to visit
her brother, Montague Lord, for
two months, Mrs. Schucking re
turning to the states the end of
January.
Mrs. Louis Lachmund will be
hostess for a buffet supper party
tonight at her South 'High street
Residence for the pleasure of Miss
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gay with many club dances slated
nights
the committee includes Mr. j and
twenty of her intimate friends.;The
buffet table will be centered with
a tall white Christmas candle on
a mirror encircled with sprays of
red berries.
Wednesday night Mrs. Chester
Cox and Judge and Mrs. James T.
Brand will entertain with an in
formal at home for Miss Lord: and
Mrs. Schucking with friends invit
ed to call between 8 and 10 o'clock
at the Fox home on Fairmount
HilJ.
Mr. and Mrs. Linn C- Smith will
be hosts for a buffet supper party
Thursday night at their Chemeketa
street home for a few friends of
Miss Lord and Mrs. Schucking.
Headed fori
Cotton Bowl
Bound for the Cotton Bowl at
Dallas', Texas are several Salem
grid fans. Governor-elect and Mrs.
Douglas McKay will be among
those attending the Oregon-Southern
Methodist university game at
the Cotton Bowl on New Year's
day. They will board the special
train leaving from Portland ' this
week. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Vanden
eynde wi$ also attend the Cotton
Bowl game and will make the trip
by plane.
Mr. and Mrs. James Avriette
and three daughters are spending
the holidays in Dallas, Texas with
relatives and will attend the Cot
ton Bowl game on New Year's.
Mr. and" Mrs- Wilfred Wilier are
leaving today Tor Dallas. Texas to
attend the grid classic at the 'Cot
ton Bowl. Their son, Fred, 1 will
remain in Salem during their ab
sence and will be with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Jphns.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Worth will
also board the special train in
Portland bound for the Cptton
BowL
Salem H COF will entertain with
a Christmas party Tuesday night,
December 28 at the Salem Wom
an's clubhouse. A covered ! dish
Supper will be served at 6:30 o'
clock to be followed by an ex
change of gifts. Mrs. Al Foreman
is chairman of the affair, assisted
by Miss Mary Nee Ion and Mrs. B.
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Rites of
Interest
A number of Salem people will
be in Corvallis this afternoon to
attend the wedding of a former
Salem girl. Miss Mary Margaret
Glenn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Burdette Glenn, who will become
the bride of Robert L. Coate, jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
Coate of Richmond, Indiana. The
nuptials will take place at 5 o'
clock at the Presbyterian church
with the Rev. Robert R. Buckley
officiating. Joe Cosley will be the
organist and Miss Marilyn Powell
will sing. Lighting the tapers will
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be Mrs. Robert Blair and Mrs
Quentin Greenough.
Mr. Glenn will give his tall,
brunette daughter in marriage.
Her bridal gown is of white satin
with lace bodice and peplum and
full train. Her tiered illusion veil
is fingertip length and was worn
by Mrs. Roger M. Schnell at her
wedding last summer. The veil
will cascade from a laced open
crown headdress. She will carry
red poinsettias and white orchids.
Preceding the bride to the altar
will be a quartet of young girls,
who will wear red velveteen
dresses and carry holly wreaths.
Mrs. Melvin D. Knorr will be the
matron of honor and bridesmaids
u !1 be Mrs. Roger M. Schnell of
Salem, Miss Mary Jane Kestly of
Corvallis, formerly of Salem and
Miss Ruth Hoffman.
James Coate will be his broth
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er's best man and ushers will be
three of his Stanford classmates,
Edward Sammons, jr. and Charles
Crookham of Portland and Borah
Hanson.
Mrs- Glenn will wear a royal
blue gown for her daughter's nup
tials and Mrs. Coate, who came
west for the wedding, will wear a
violet gown.
Reception at Kappa House
The reception will be held at
the Kappa Kappa Gamma house.
Mrs. A. L. Strand of Corvallis and
Mrs. Dean Walker of Independence
will preside at the urns and Mrs.
John BeiTkey of Salem and Mrs. O.
H. Cornell will cut the cake. As
sisting will be Mrs. E. L. Getz,
Mrs. W. P. Duruz, Mrs. Eugene
Kelley, Mrs. H. W. Wood, Mrs.
Bert Mcintosh, Mrs. Henry Hart
man, Mrs. Luke Gill, Mrs. Frank
Allbright. Mrs. H. E. Casly; Mrs.
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P. X. Knoll, Mrs. Robert Cornell
and Mrs. Jack Hughes.
The newlyweds will go to the
mountains on their honeymoon
and her going away outfit is a
black faille suit, black accessories,
and black coat with leopard collar.
Her corsage will be of orchids. The
couple will make their home in
San Francisco. Mr. Coate is taking
his master's degree at Stanford
university and his fraternity is
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Phi Gamma Delta. The bride is a
gradiate of Oregon State college
and a Kappa Kappa Gamma mem
txr. She has been working in San
Francisco the past year.
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