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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1950)
Hoover Report To Be Subject The Salem Lea rue of Women Voters will hear F. H. Young of the Oregon tax and research bu reau speak at the meeting to be held at Collins hall on the Willa mette university campus Wednes day night at 8 o'clock. All men and -women interested are invited to attend. - Young, who has chosen the sub ject of The Hoover Report as a guide to government economy, is graduate of University of Ore- on and a veteran of World War . He established the first Oregon statewide tax association and has been secretary and manager ever since. Though he has attended 13 sessions of the state legislature in reportorial capacity. Young has sever run for public office. The Floyd W. Shepard home. ' 750 North Sunimer street, will be the scene of the St Anne's Guild meeting on Monday afternoon. A dessert luncheon will be served at ' 1:30 o'clock by the following host . esses: Mrs. F. W. Poorman, Mrs. George Weller, Mrs.' William J. Busick, Mrs. Charles Clarke, Mrs, Breyman Boise, Mrs. T. M. Med- iord and Mrs. Shepard. f ( rroro su months to four years, V Jumping-Jocks will srort your SVV"? -child righl help keep feet (7 -J fA$ZsC ond onktes straight. The sC.. patented one-piece sole V' ysYT1 from toe to top of the heelC3!?l!',' r ' lends confidence for firs V O If A t Vj'"' 1 steps. All seams are outside Ma'j .JT aLJj -nothing inside lo hurt liny s" WJl . Yi feet. Insist on Jumping-Jocks w. IXly recommended by doctors. Z'. Jjif Don't neglect that bedroom! Fashion in furniture demands no extra premium! Good, durable furniture with quality in its construction and skill in its design can be had for surprisingly little outlay. We know ... we have itl Select the fashion-right bedroom furniture to your taste . . . then buy it as a complete room or open stock . . a piece at a time. Our payment plan is available for your use. V F. H. Yenng Mrs. Georre A. White ef Port land will entertain members of the Town and Country club at lun cheon and ' bridge on Thursday afternoon at the Marion hotel. Ladles auxiliary to the Nation al Association of Letter Carriers will hold its regular meeting Mon day night at the home of Mrs. Roy Rocks at 8 o clock. mess . k 3rd Floor Furniture , ,p mi jL Miss Domes Married on Saturday The First Methodist church at Amity was the scene of the marri age of Miss Margaret Viola Domes, daughter of Mrs. Henry Domes and the late Mr. Domes of Rickreall, and Albin William Sundsten, jr- son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sund- sten of Bridal Veil, Oregon, on Sat urday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The Rev. Fual performed the ceremony before a setting of acacia and blue iris. Miss Nancy Kir kpa trick was the soloist and Miss Carolyn Cra mer the pianist Lighting the ta pers were Mrs. J. H. Yoakum and Mrs. James Peterson. Richard Domes gave his sister in marriage. Of white marquisette over satin was the bridal gown. fashioned with a full skirt and train. The bodice was designed with a shirred bertha edged in lace and the sleeves were long. Her illusion veil was fingertip length and caught to a crown. She carried white carnations centered with a white orchid. Mrs. Andy Landforce was her cousin's only attendant and wore an aqua brocaded taffeta dress and carried a bouquet of carnations and hyacinths. Donna Domes, was the flower girl and her white mar quisette dress was worn over blue taffeta. Delbert Domes was the ring bearer. Carlyle Reuterskiold stood with the groom a$ best man and ushers were William and Wayne Domes. For her daughter's nuptials Mrs. Domes chose a pastel blue wool Jersey dress with brown accessor ies and corsage of pink roses. Mrs. Sundsten attended her son s mar' dage in a grey wool suit with black accessories and a corsage of pink roses. A reception followed in the church parlors. Mrs. Wayne Domes and Mrs. Richard Domes presided at the coffee urns and Mrs. Harold Hurlburt cut the bride s cake. As sis ting were Misses Violet McKee, Jean McKinney and I mo gene Kemp I. After a wedding trip-south to California the newlyweds will be at home in Portland at 2014 S. E. 12th street. For traveling the bride donned a mist blue wool crepe suit with navy blue accessories and an orchid corsage. Willamlna Girl Wed WILLAMINA Miss Eeanor PowelL daughter of Mr. and Mm. Roscoe Burton of Willamlna, and L.pL J.' K. schroeder, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Schroeder of Portland, were married in the air .force base chapel in San Bernar dino, Calif, February 7, by air force Chaplain Wesley W. Pendle ton, in the presence of Staff Set and Mrs. A. E. Onldlion and Pf c. J. v. Voltz. The bride, a graduate of Wills nuna. union mgn school, wore gold suit with brown accessories, and carried a white Bible and orchid. - The groom is a motor corps In structor at the air base. Mrs. Donald Bisbee (Lois Shepherd) who was married on February 12 at the First Presbyterian church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Shepherd and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll E Bisbee of Inde pendence. (Jesten-Miller). Seen and By IERYME SPRING ... is just around the corner ... at least that's the way it seemed to us the last few days . . . the first crocuses were coming out of the ground . . daphne and heather are blooming . . . forsythia is about ready and a few camellias are out, depending on how badly they were damaged during the cold weather .... Women were out shopping in suits . . . no coats, bandanas or boots . . . doesn't seem possible that just two weeks ago we were walk ing on snow and ice . . . MUadr . .' ns also thinking about shopping for her spring wardrobe . . . just a few style notes ... clothes this year are simpler ... unfussy in the mod ern way ... lots of good-looking suits for Easter Sunday ... tai lored, but not too rigid looking . . . straight. Slim skirtnd the short, fitted jacket appears to be headed for toD popularity ... bolder checks, short houndstooth toppers j and neat geometric patterns ... long revers with low-buttoned closing are definitely 1950, usually with a deeply cut blouse neckline . The cinched-in belted line is another point to watch for Easter suits as well as back-bloused lines. Short toppers are a must for spring . ". . waist length capes or cape-jackets are the vogue .... Under the faster suit, its the white pique, rhinestone buttoned blouse that is sure to stay .... white neckwear, pique or linen, with cuffs' to match, is due for a big revival . . . Millinery is gay and feminine ... for trimmings on straws there are flowers, fruits. ribbon bows and veilings ... The two basic silhouettes are sailors and bonnets ... rrs TRAVEL TIME . . . Ev erywhere we turn there's someone bidding good-bye or being wel comed home from extended trips . Arriving in Salem Thursday were LL. and Mrs. Douglas Ross and two-year-old daughter, Vir ginia . . . They are guests at the home of his mother, Mrs. Custer Ross . . . Theyriave been in the orient for over two years .... first in Shanghai and then evacu ated to Tokyo . . . They came to the states by ship, docking in San Francisco and then driving north . His new assignment with the signal corps will be in Washington, D. C . . . so it will be spring in the nation's capital for the Ross family . . . They are pleased with hut orders as they will be only a few hundredcmiles from Mrs. Ross home in Ohio . . . Mrs. Custer Ross, who visited her son in the orient twice, will now head for the east coast on her travels . . , To Denver . . . for a several months stay will go Mrs. James G Heltzel, who will visit her son-in-law and daughter, the Bruce Ham bys (Margaret Heltzel) ... She entrains for Colorado on Tuesday. in sue bay area . . . this week end are Crystal Huntington and Irene McLeod, who are visiting on. the ataniord campus and are guests of Ruth Holtzman . . Tom Brand is also showing the Un iversity of Oregon coeds the cam pus during their stay . . . They win return on Monday on the Shasta Daylight ... -Sojourning a few days in San Francisco art John and Velma Hughes . . . John and Charles Barclay flew down on Friday on business and Chuck went on to Palm Springs to spend the week end with his wife and children, who are vacationing there with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sim mons ... Velma went down on the Daylight and will Cy home with her husband ... TEA TIME . . . on Friday when the McKlnley mothers en i -:' ( . t f . ; ' v ; ' ' f if" l;;.- J -K - ti - --f . V ' 7" , ' Y t Heard... ENGLISH tertained at the lovely new home of the Mike Steinbocks on Fawk street ... A grand turnout and a beautiful springlike day . . . gorgeous view of ML Hood and ML Jefferson and the Cascades from the dining and living room windows ... A silver tea with proceeds to buy a film projector for the school . . . Mrs. Lyle Rea, principal, and the teachers the honor guests . . . Pretty corsa ges given the teachers and to men tion a few . . . Attractive Mrs, Aioert wickert jr, chic in a moss green jersey pleated dress with 2nd Floor ""K Jpn Iff a i six i- v-wth tti ma -9 ? ear st - m a Woman's Club Slates Events The Salem Woman's club has two events scheduled for the com ing week. On Tuesday will be the weekly program at the clubhouse at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Phillip T. Bouf- fleur, chairman pf the internation al relations committee, is arran ging the program. A radio skit, directed by Mrs. C A. Ratcliff, will be given nd will feature point four of Presi dent Truman's program, Techni cal, Assistance to Undeveloped Countries." Participating will be Miss Mirpah G. Blair, Miss Ida Mae Smith, Mrs. P. L. Calvert. Mrs. Albert C Gragg and Mrs. Bouffleur. Members are asked to meet at the clubhouse at 9:30 a. m. to stuff envelopes for the Society of Crip pled Children and Adults, which will be followed by a sack lunch. Rerolar Meeting FrUty The regular club meeting is sla ted for Friday afternoon at the clubhouse at 2 o'clock with the board meeting preceding at 1 p. m. with Mrs. George Ailing presid ing. The program is being arran ged by Mrs. Lawrence Osterman, chairman of the American Citi zen department. Mrs. Donald Madison and Mrs, Austin H. Wilson are co-chairmen for the tea hour. Assisting on the committee are Mrs. Paul urteben ow. Mrs. Curtis Hale, Mrs. Claude H. Murphy, Mrs. Verne Ostrander, Mrs. Frederick H. Thompson ana Mrs. J. Howard Shubert. Presiding at the tea urns will be Miss Ida Mae Smith and Mrs. Albert J, Walker. red shoes and purse and red and white polka dot cloche and scarf . . Mrs. Joseph W. Chambers in a red silk . . , Mrs. Clay Eg gleston . Miss Esther Long . . Mrs. E. C. Forsythe and Mrs. An drew Berglund ... The decor . . . yellow tulips and acacia arranged on occasion al tables ... A George Washing' ton theme for the tea table . . A bouquet of red and white carna tions ... and at the base of each candelabra violet and carnation nosegays . . . On the buffet twin vases filled with Oregon grape and cryptomeria . . . Mrs. Steinbock receiving in an aqua, white and black print . . . Mrs. Donald Cooper, the president, in a blue nrint dress ... The co-chairmen r . . ... . . . Mrs. John Griffith in. robin's egg blue and Mrs. Donald McCar- gar in navy taffeta . . . Mrs. Lenard Kephart, passing the guest book, and wearing a black two- piece outfit ... About the guests . . . Mrs. Em mett Kleinke and Mrs. Harlan Judd . . . Mrs. Arthur Erickson in a luzeaee Drint . . . Mrs. E. B Daggett smart in a navy and white check with maroon hat and acces sories . . . Mrs. Sam Speerstra choosing navy blue and a white cloche with navy veiling ... A grey belted jacket suit tor Mrs. Ro bert W. Wilson, jr. and a navy blue tailleur for Mrs. Alfred Ger linger ... and Mrs. Hal Randall wearing a coral hat with her grey outfit ... The Statesman, Salem, Oregon seMMeas4SBaaiBseaHameaNstfleea9aeaeaGaf Joillisrd GcbcnJi'rj fcr a Jewel cf a fcUl The light, lovely gabardine that tailors so ele gantly to classic lines, now Youtbmore styled i to make your waistline wedding ring slim. Noto the cavalier air of Lord Byron collar and dashing over-size oocketg. i : ' -vi' it 11 I J ' I ' $6995: FASHION I FLOOR I I. i - . ' I. j . fmmmmmmmmimmmmammmji ...... "-l Toward PRING TLe little Lead-LucJinc) Lelmet framed with straw flower. .trx flower, d PUteu tonn.t wilt cu.tion faibion celeLritief Lurry gprintf. Sunday, Fetnwry 1H K?3 B ' Looking I ( edge! From our gallery of ...pretty wayi to to 2Q00 BflBiS
