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Discussion
Members of the Salem Woman!
club, meeting Friday afternoon,
heard a pannel discussion of Presi
dent Truman's "point four," which
advocates economic investments to
develop the backward areas of the
world. It was directed by Mrs.
Curtis Hale and participated in by
Miss Mirpah Blair, Miss Ida Mae
Smith, Mrs. P. I Calvert, Mrs.
P. T. Boulfleur and Mrs. Albert
Crag. - 'i - ' -
Dr. Seth Huntington brought a
Lenten message on World Church
, day. .
i Mrs. George Ailing conducted
the business meeting. A sum of .$10
- was voted from proceeds of a re
cent dance to the penny art fund,
and a collection was taken to bring
the sum to $17. A scholarship was
established several years ago by
.Mrs." George Rossman, state fine
;trti chairman, for education "of an
art student at University of Ore
gon. This fund will be added to
the scholarship.
Mrs. Ross Coppock, Mrs. Wil
liam F. Fargo and Mrs. Mina
Olmstead were hostesses.
Mrs. Charles A. Cole and Mrs.
J. Howard Shubert were appoint
ed to arrange for the yearbook to
be entered In the state competition
at the ' convention 'In Portland In
April.
Mrs. F. H. Thompson decorated
the tea table which was covered
with a hand - woven cloth of lace,
and centered with an arrangement
of begonia leaves and artificial
cherries with red candles. Miss Ida
Mae Smith and Mrs. Albert J.
Walker poured.
Mrs. Donald Madison and Mrs.
Austin Wilson were co-chairmen
of the tea committee, assisted by
Mrs. Vern Ostrander, Mrs. Claud
Murphy, Mrs. Paul Griebenow,
Mrs. Curtis Hale and Mrs. How
ard Shubert.
District Deputy
Visits Corvallis
Mrs. Earl Burk, district deputy
grand chief of district 1 ef the
Pythian Sisters lodge, made her
official visit to the Pythian Sis
ters in Corvallis Wednesday eve
ning. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Vernon Decatur, Mrs. Robert
Forster, Mrs. E. Solid and Mrs. W.
J. Peck.
The grand chief of Oregon, Mrs.
Margaret Myers of St Helens, al
so made her official visit and will
be in Salem to make her official
visit at Centralis Temple Wed
nesday evening with a no-host
dinner at 630. All Pythian Sis
ters art Invited to attend.
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Miss Patricia Skagcja, daughter of Mrs. Ruth Helen
Ekaggs and cjranddaughter of Mrs. Edna Esson, whose en
gagement to Emil Veer, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Veer, has
been announced. No date has been set for the wedding.,
(Jesten-MUler).
Seen and Heard...
By JERYME ENGLISH
NEW ADDRESS . . . for the
Silas Gaisers and daughter, Janet,
who are now at home at 498 Man
brin Drive in Manbrin Gardens
, . . They have sold their farm
and house on North Winter street
and instead of living in tne coun
try or city will be suburban reat-
n4a . . The organ that tney
had in their country place and oth
er pieces ex rumuure are now u
the playroom oi ineir new uuuw.
The Kenneth Mannings and chil
dren, Peter, Nancy and Jim, leave
. vt-mqv fnr Portland to make
their home, where he is with Ore
gon Physicians Service ... ineir
!L . will be S703 N. E.
20th, which is located close to two
of their best friends, tne josepn
Harveys and Thorne Hammonds,
who used to live here
AT HOME . ! . . week ago
when the Rex Putnams -and Oscar
Paulsons entertained a large group
of their friends at the 'former's res
idence . . . The four receiving at
one end of the living room . . .
Mrs. Putnam choosing slate blue
crepe with beading and Mrs. Paul
son in pale aqua enhanced with
beading and both wearing corsages
of pink roses . . . At the door
Roger and Eleanor Putnam graci
ously greeting guests . Bou
quets of tulips about the rooms . . .
and coffee and tea table covered
with a rose Dink satin cloth and an
all white centerpiece of snapdra
gons, stocs: ana carnations . . . .
Assisting . . . Mrs. George Rho
ten, pouring one hour, and just
matching the tea table with her
deep pink gown . . . Mrs. Walter
Snyder's fuchsia rose crepe gown
adorned with a deep lace peplum
in back . . . Mrs. Carl W. Em
mons in a Victorian green crepe
gown . . . Mrs. Charles Feikein
a becoming black gown . . . Serv
ing . . . Mary Feike in a rasp
berry frock and brunette Betty
Cooley in white velvet . . . About
the guests . . . Mrs. Lucille
Brunskill down from Portland
and coming in with her parents,
the Claude H. Murphys . . . Mrs.
George Rossman in a violet and
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Home" Nuptials
Solemnized
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The home of Mr. and Mrs.' Roy
P. Nelson on Brown road, Dallas,
was the scene f a pretty after
noon wedding on Saturday when
their daughter, Miss Ruthanne
Nelson, became the bride of Rich
ard Whitely, son of Mrs. Joseph
W. Chambers of Salem. '
Dr. Earl D. Benbow of the Dal
las Presbyterian church perform
ed the 3 o'clock rites. Miss Donna
Whitely, the groom's sister, sang
and Franklin Combs played the
wedding music The. couple ex
changed their vows before a set
ting of spring blooms, ivy and tall
white tapers. . . j- .
Mr. Jfelson gave his daughter in
marriageg and for her wedding she
chose a navy blue wool suit with
navy straw hat and navy and
white accessories. She carried a
nosigay of pink orchids.
Miss LueUa Nelson was her sis
ter's honor maid and ' wore i a
brown check suit with brown and
white accessories and a corsage of
yellow roses. Norman Lindberg of
Corvallis stood with the groom as
best man.:
A reception followed the nup
tials. Miss Joan Owen and Miss
Virginia Holmes presided at the
coffee urn and Mrs. C T. Smith
cut the bride's cake. i
After a short wedding trip1 the
WnXAMCTA' Kathy ffoart
and 'Eileen Sedlacek were honored
by their mothers, Mrs. Kenneth
A. Stuart and Mrs. Franz Sedlacek
on Saturday with a party which
celebrated their , third birthdays,
which occur a few days of each
other. Guests were Lynn and Jo
ann Sedlacek, Tommy Cowan,
Sheila Flynn, Jimmie Bavter," Carol
Stuart, Mrs. Charles Flynn and
Mrs. Tom Cowan.
Reception Will '
Honor Luthros
SILVERTON Members , of
Trinity Lutheran church are plan
ning a reception for the Rev. and
Mrs. Joseph Luthvo at the church
social rooms Sunday afternoon
between the hours of 3 and 7 p.'
m. The public is invited to come
and meet the new pastor and his
wife. ;
Asked to pour during the after
noon are Mrs. S. I Almlie, Mrs.
Robert Hovland of Salem, Miss
Nettie Hatteberg, Miss Thora
Arestad, Mrs. ; M. G. Gunderson
and Mrs. John Isaacson. Assisting
will be the church officers and
their wives.
newlyweds will be at home in Sa
lem. He is employed at the Ladd
and Bush branch. United States
National bank.
The Stcdesmcm. Salem. Oregon, Sunday, Februcrf 28. I95f-ll
Anniversary
Given Recognition
JEFFERSON The children of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rehfield en
tertained for their parents with a
reception in the city hall Febru
ary 18. The occasion marked their
3bh wedding anniversary.
Humorous skits were acted out
by the children and grandchild
ren of Mr. and Mrs. Rehfield: Mr.
and . Mrs. Orville Rehfield, Kay
and Connie Lou, Francis Rehfield
of Salem; Mrs. George Kihs, Da
ryl and Carmen of Marion; Mrs.
Hart Barnes, Mike, Billy and Pat,
and Lawrence Rehfield of Jeffer
son, -v : . (
Present were Mr. -'and Mrs.
Frank Grimes, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gleason,
Mr and Mrs. Ivan Sutton, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Hinsdale, Mr, and
Mrs. W. D. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs.
H. R. Jones of Salem, Mr. and Mrs.
Karl. Kins, Mr. and Mrs. George
Kihs and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Meyers and family, Mr.
and Mrs. James Hague and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Zimmer
man, the Rev. and Mrs. E. A.
Bashford, , Rev. Carl-Reid Duhr
koop, Mrs. William Lake, Dorothy
Lake, Miss Helen Kihs, John Kihs,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Greene, Mrs.
Willard Hatmaker, Mrs. Hart
Barnes and children, Mr. and Mrs.
ly.Fra
cis Rehfield, Lawrence Rehfield
and Miss Anna Klampe, and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Rehfield.
Capital City Dental i Assistant '-.
society will hold its monthly din
ner meeting on Tuesday at th0
Golden Pheasant at 630 o'clock.
Howard Piper of the Marion, coun-
ty health department will show
films on the technique of brushing
teeth. .. r -.:. . .,
Mrs. Foulger ; :
Wins Tourney
Mrs. Charles .F. Foulger won
the second annual individual '
championship of the Salem Elks
Bridge club at the double session
tournament this week. The win
ner, who will receive a trophy at
the next session, has a margin of
eleven points over Mrs. John Pugh
of Shedd, who finished second.
Three players were within one
point of each other in the race for
third position with Mrs. Edward '
E. Roth coming out ahead and
William F. Leary and Elmer Berg
tieing for fourth. Individual ses
sion top scores were made by Mrs.
Roth and Mrs. Milton D. Parker, i
who receive extra rating, points. -
Thirty - two players took part'
in the annual competition. Next
main event is the monthly master
point next Wednesday, March 1,
at the Elks club.
mauve ensemble ... Mrs. James
Brand wearing a food-looking
pink tweed belted coat over her
soft pink dress . . . The Ronald
Jones in from their country place
and hoping to be moved into their
new home in another month ...
Judge and Mrs. Hall Lusk . . . .
she anxiously awaiting the visit
of her daughter, Mary and fiance,
whom they have not yet met, this
weekend ... The Lusks plan to
go south to Berkeley for the wed
ding come April ...
MILITARY BALL ... A stel
lar event of the social season last
Saturday ... with the armory
the setting .... A pretty sight to
see tne grand march with the
women In gorgeous gowns and a
majority of the men in uniform
, .. Elaborate decorations for the
occasion, transforming the armory
into a military setting ... The
walls all covered with soft red
panels with sketches of scenes
from the Spanish American, World
War I and II ... Insignias from
the various branches and bunting
and flags in the patriotic colors
. . ' Balloons released from the
center of the false ceiling at mid
night ...
In the receiving line ... Just
prior to the grand march . . . .
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Chester .
McCarty of Portland ... she in
a handsome gold brocade gown ...
Gov. and Mrs. Douglas McKay ...
the latter wearing a fuchsia rose
crepe gown . :. . MaJ. Gen. and
Mrs. Thomas Rilea . . . she in
white embellished with sequins . .
A deep red gown adorned with
black sequins chosen by Mrs. H. G.
Maison, who received with her
army general husband ... Also
in line ... CoL and Mrs. Carle
Abrams . . , Mayor and Mrs Ro
bert L. ELfstrom , . the latter in
sky blue . ; . Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Robert A. McClure down from
Vancouver Barracks ... she se
lecting a black chiffon gown . . .
Carl Cover, president of the Mar
ion chapter. Reserve Officers as
sociation, which sponsored the ball
and Mrs. Cover wearing a black
gown with inset of teal blue ...
Among those present . . . Sig-
rid Unander down from Portland
and squiring Vivian Martin, a
most attractive blonde with long
tresses (reminded us of Veronica
Lake) ... and she was wearing
a sophisticated black gown . . .
Dr. and Mrs. Louis B. Schoel and
the William H. Hammonds, both
down from Portland and guests at
the Town club dance ... but
taking an hour out to see their mil
itary friends . . . With the Fran
ces Wades their son-in-law and
daughter, the Richard Kuhns
(Corinne Wade), of Oregon City
. . . Mrs. Robert Letts Jones wear
ing a black strapless daylength
gown ... . Mrs. Harlan Judd in a
stunning silk gowrf of almond
brown fashioned with panel skirt
. . Pretty Mrs. Homer Lyon. jr.
in black net with stole ... and
Mrs. Carl W. Nelson in blue satin
combined with black lace ....
The Stuart Comptons having dined
at the Legion club with friends be
fore the ball , . . Mary Kay in a
prjetty claret ' wine velvet ; gown
. . Petite Mrs. Stephen Fouchek
in an ankle length white brocad
ed gown dancing by with her
spouse . . . and Mrs. Eugene
Laird choosing a full skirted green
frock for the ball . . . Brunette
Mrs. George Spaur, president of
the Women's Army-Navy league,
wearing white chiffon . . . and
Mrs. Gordon Skinner in a becom
ing cocoa lace gown ...
THEY CHOSE WHITE . . V for
the Town club's formal dinner
dance the same night . . . but at
the Marion hotel Many ohs
and ahs about Mrs. Emery Hobbs
fetching white marquisette dress
. . . a very full skirt and the short
evening length .' . , the "bodice
strapless and of tissue faille '. .
and a very tiny marquisette bolero
jacket adorned 'with ' rhinestoftes,
which she had sewed on herself
. . . white slippers to match with
a rhlnestone buckle ... Mrs.
Stewart Johnson in a handsome
white chiffon gown with matching
stole .... the bodice encrusted
with irridescent beading and se
quins ... White satin with a
jacket enhanced with' a quilted de
sign worn by Mrs. George Scales
.:. .Also choosing white -chiffon
was Mrs. Homer L..Goulet, the
bodice fashioned with tucking . ;.
Mrs. Harold Olinger accenting her
white taffeta falle gown with large
black velvet pockets and a wide
band around the .hemline . . .
Mrs. Werner Brown distinctive in
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