Mrs. Elgin to
Be Honored
At Party
Mrs. Robert H. Anderson will be
a party hostess tonight at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Harrison W.
Elgin, on North Liberty street in
compliment, to her new sister-in-law,
Mrs. Robert Elgin, why was
Phyllis MacGregor before her mar
riage in December.
7A dessert supper will be served
with several hours of contract brid
ge to follow. Spring flowers will
provide the decorative note.
Bidden to greet the new Mrs.
Elgin are Mrs: Herbert L. Stiff, jr.,
Mrs. Alan Siewert. Mrs. Malcolm
Page, Mrs. Roger M- Sonne 11. Mrs.
Orville South, Mrs. Jack Wood
field, Miss Lorraine Taylor, Mrs.
George Kellogg. Mrs. James Tay
lor, Mrs. Carl Hultenberg, jr., and
Mrs. Elmer Baldwin.
Miss Benz Feted
At Bridal Party
F CTU R CORNERS Honoring
Miss Helen Dorothy Benz, who is
soon to be married f to Harvey
George Gray, Mrs. Homer Bales
and Mrs. Leonard Remington were
co-hostesses January 18 at a mis
cellaneous bridal shower at the
Bales residence, 110 Beck ave. The
wedding has been set for January
28, at St. John's Lutheran church,
Salem at 8 p. m. Miss Benz is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Benz,' 3885 Mahrt ave and is em
ployed as bookkeeper by Hogg
Bros. Mr. Gray is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Truman Gray,
SO 7 Oregon st.. Salem. His ' em
ployed as teller at Ladd and Bush
bank.
Guests were Mrs. Henry Benz,
Mrs. Harvey T. Gray, Mrs. E. E.
Walker, Mrs. Ross Chrisman, Mrs.
Albert Brant. Mrs. Clifford Her
man, Mrs. Oliver Rickman. Mrs.
Williatri Fiester. Mrs. Hardie Phil
lips, Mrs. Jess Mcllnay, Mrs. E. M.
White, Mrs. Ray Osburn, Mrs. S. H.
Cable, Mrs. Ed Ziegler, Mrs. Wil-
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Mr. and Mrs. Luther Murhammer (Deen Carnegie) who
were married on December 26 at the First Congregational
church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. D.
Calloway of Salem and her husband is the son of Mrs.
Henry Murhammer. The couple will live in Staytoru ibic
Ewan photo).
Ham Bales, Mrs. Clyde Bales. Mrs.
L. J. Stewart, Mrs- G. R. Hough,
Mrs. Mel Clemens, Mrs. Robert
Eckley, Mrs. Earl Benz, Mrs; Dale
Fish. Mrs. James Taylor, Misses
June James, Evelyn Benz. J Ruth
Chrisman. Frieda Rieck, Jeanette
Wasser, Geraldine Bales, Jeanie
Chrisman. Anita Hough.
Spanish Class Planned
Classes in beginning Spanish will
be offered at the YWCA Tuesday
nights at 7:30 if enough persons
are interested. Belle Niles Brown,
who teaches a class in intermedi
ate Spanish, will conduct the Tues
day class. Interested persons should
contact the YWCA.
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Parties for
Legislative
Contingent
Each day's mail brings invita
tions to parties being planned in
honor of the legislative contingent
here for the current session.
President of the Senate William
E. Walsh and Mrs. Walsh will be
hosts for an open house on Mon
day night, January 24 srt the Mar
ion hotel. They have invited mem
bers of the senate, their wives, the
board of control, the press and
their wives to call informally be
tween 6 and 8 o'clock.
Another affair planned for lat
er u. the week in compliment to
the legislators and their wives will
be the preview showing of Carl
Hall's water colors at the Elfstrom
Art Gallery on Wednesday, Janu
ary 26 between 2:30 and 5:30 o'
clock. Invitations will be mailed
to the legislators and their wives
this week end and tea will be
served during the afternoon.
Arranging the preview are Mrs.
Karl Becke and Mrs. M. G. Mai
son, who have taken over the man
agement of the gallery. Mr. Hall
will be present for the showing as
will be Mrs. Norman Huffman,
who will serve as advisor of the
gallery. The exhibit wil remain
in the gallery for ten days and
will be open to the public begin
ning January 27.
Bon Heur
Dance
The Bon Heur dancing club will
meet tonight for a partv at the
VFW hall and will danc to the
music of Pop Edward's five-piece
orchestra.
The refreshment committee In
cludes Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Lem
on. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. Max Shriber, Dr and
Mrs. R. E. Lee Wood. Dr. and Mrs.
W. C. Zellei and Mr and Mrs. G.
M. Slentz.
Hostesses Fete
Mrs. DeSart
M'rs. Gerald DeSart wis honor
euest at a shower given Wednes
day afternoon at the home of
Mi. Guy Waldroop. with Mrs.
Vergil Simmons and Mrs. J. R.
Boone as assisting hostesses.
The following attended the af
fair: Mrs. Dale E. Brown. Mrs.
Robert Brown. Mrs. R. A. Brown,
Mrs. Clyde DeSart. Mrs. Van Car
roll. Mrs. B. L. Dent. Mrs. Dale
Lively. Mrs. R. G. Miller. Mrs.
Charles Powell. Mrs. A, P. Pur
vis, Mrs. J. R. Rawlins, Mrs.
Chester Rawlins, Mrs. James
Love. Mrs. James A. Scott. Mrs.
E. Ted rick. Mrs. Alena Olson,
Mrs. Glenn Olson, Mrs. John
Nor by. Mrs. James Elliott, the
honor guest and hosts.
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The Statesman. Salem. Oregon. Friday. January 21, 194$-
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Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dail Winn (Betty Jean Willard)
who were married on December 22 at the Latter Day Saints
Temple in Mesa, Arizona. They were honored at a recep
tion in Salem at the Woman's clubhouse on January 7 with
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Willard, as hosts. The
couple will live in Salem. (Jesten-Miller).
Rileas Fete
General
Major General and Mrs. Thomas
E. Rilea were hosts for an informal
I at home Thursday afternoon at
their South 15th street residence in
compliment to Major General John
E. Upston.
Guests were invited to call at 1
2:30 o'clock to meet General Up-
ston. who is commanding general :
of the 4th air force, with head- j
quarters at Hamilton Field. Calif. I
. The officer and his aides left later j
in the afternoon by plane for Se- ;
jattlg. He was in Portland and Sa-1
; lem on official business Thursday
and conferred with Governor Dou- ;
glas McKay and General Rilea at !
their offices.
Miss Fairham Speaker
Miss Jessie Fairham of Kent,
England was speaker on Thursday
afternoon at the meeting of the Sa
lem Council of Women's organiza
tions at the chamber of commerce.
Mrs. Cleona Applegate was elected
secretary to fill out th term of
Mrs. Frances Brigs.
Mrs. W. J. Beard presided.
About a Booh
"Trail Led North" Enjoying Deserved
Popularity; Author Is Oregonian
i
book at the Salem Women's club
on Tuesday and later a dinner was j
given for her anri her husband.1
Archie McKeown. Hood River or- j
(Chardist. who acts as her driver j
; and companion on the many auto- t
graphing and speaking trips sc-hed- '
: nled by the publishers for the au- i
thor of a popular book.
The author said that "The Trail
; Led North" is being translated in- ;
j to Swedih. but expressed wonder 1
! at just how Unc le Mont's quaint
j vernacular will sound in the Scan- i
I dinavian tongue.
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3045 So. Commercial At th South City Limits
By Maxine Bar en
Statesman Woman's Editor
There's something rather nice about knowing an
suppose it's quite a common thing in some circles
Two authoi esses emerge from among the hundieds
classmates of my college days.
The first has written several
best sellers, the sort of ultra-sophisticated
books that you av idly read
and promptly forget. They are the
soit of books that will go unsold
at next year's rummage sale.
The second writer of my ac
quaintance is Martha Ferguson
McKeown. -The Trail Led North."
a book one reads and buys copies
of for friends. It's a book, from
which you learn to know the hero
well. Martha MrKeovvn's book is
about a real person, her Uncle
Mont Hawthorne, it's a hundred
thousand words of his adventures
in early day Astoria, up north
with fish canneries and later as a
seeker after gold in the Yukon.
Because Uncle Mont tells the story
himself, one feels very much ac
quainted with him. He's resource
ful, hard working and has a kind
ly humor which endears him very
muc h to the reader. Much has been
written by reviewers in praise of
"The Trail Ied North." somehow
it is a book that appeals to even
those formerly disinterested in pi
oneers and the conquest of the
northwest.
I'm very much Inclined to ge
along with Uncle Mont when he
said, after he'd read the book.
"Martha, it's wrote good,"
Mrs. McKeown, herself a third
generation Orefonian (her grand
parents were charter members of
Salem's First Methodist Church) is
a graduate of Willamette univer
sity, so Salem may lay double
claim to being her home town by
adoption.
Mrs. McKeown talked about her
CLUB CALENDAR
miDAY
Barbara Vrietchi Tent, Daughters
of Union Veterans, public installation.
Salem Woman's club. p. m .
Past matrons at Golden Pheasant
6:30 dinner.
SATURDAY
Salem Woman's club legislative tea.
clubhouse. 2 p. m
Salem chapter. OES. Masonie Tem
ple. S p. m.
Woman's Relief Corps, covered dish
luncheon. 12 o clock. VFW hall. Instal
lation. 2 p in.
MONDAY
Chapter AB of PEO. with Mrs A A
Siewett. 388 Nocth Winlei gtieet. 7:45
P in.
TIKSDAY
Eastern Star social afternoon club.
1:15 dessert lunrheon
Sons of I'nion Veteran and auxil
iary, with Mr. and Mr. B J. Pat ton.
695 S. 25th st, no-host dinner. 6.30
p m.
Daughters of St. Elizabeth of St
Paul's Episcopal church vtrith Mts.
William H. Burgbardt. W0 Union st..
1 o'clock luncheon.
Salem BPW club dinner meeting.
6:.T0 p m. Nohlgren's.
WEDNESDAY
Nebraska club with Mrs, Ben Ran
dall. 1S0 West Nob Hill, covered dish
luncheon.
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Te Mr. end Mrs. Robert Worra!
go congratulations on the birth of
a son, Steven Frederick, on Thurs
day morning, at the Salem General
hospital. The little boy, who weigh
ed nine pounds, three ounces, has
an older brother, Robert, and a sis
ter, Patricia Lou. The grandparent
are Mr. and Mrs. 3. P. Smart and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Worral.
author, though I
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