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Sclam. Qyqosw TAdar, March 31. 1850
SOCI ETY CLUBS - MUSIC
Many Leave on
Spring Trips,
Others Return
Travelers continue to come and
go with several arriving home this
week from extended trips. With
the public schools closing this week
for soring vacation a number of
families are taking the opporttm
lty for trips to the beach, moun-
. tains and even farther.
Mr. and-Mrs. W. W. Rosebraugb
re home from a fortnight's trip
to Carmel Valley. Returning home
with them for a visit were their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Rosebraugh of New
York City, ,
Mrs. William H. Lytic returned
io the capital on Tuesday from a
trtp to the Hawaiian Islands. She
made the trip both ways on the
Lurline and spent most of her
time in Honolulu, flying over, to
the Island of Hawaii. Mrs. Lytic
was met on arriving in th is
lands by her brother-in-law said
sister, Mr. and Mrs.. A. ii- cattle
of Portland, who had been so-
Jeumint in the islands and the
Salem traveler also visited with
the Lowell Kerns of Portland, for
merly of Salem, who were vacat
ioning in Hawaii.
Beaded North ,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herrall
and daughter, Linda, are leaving
today for Victoria and Vancouver,
EC and other points north for, the
ensuing ten days;
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph lS. Pjrvlne
and children. Bill and Becky, are
leaving today for Neskowin to va
cation at their summer home dur
ing the spring vacation. Also at
'Neskowin for the coming week at
their beach home will be Mr. and
Mrs. Werner Brown and sons, John
and Clifford.
Mrs. A. Terrence King and chil
dren, Jimmy, Al and Carolyn, will
spend the coming week at Suttle
Lake lodge-where they will, enjoy
seme skiing. Joining them for part
of the week, will be Dr. and Mrs.
Staurt Lancefield and children,
Neil and Margaret.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Loder and
eon, Peter, art entraining today
for Los Angeles and other southern
points.. They will drive home, stop
ping in LaJolla and Camel for short
sojourns. ' Cj
Mrs. Cart Cole of Saa Ftaawisee
la spending the -week' tit 'Salem
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal
lace Hug
CM Omega Baothers . will meet
with Mrs. A. R. Newton, 1100
Chemeketa street tonight at 8
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Misa RubrBcdreT, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. L J. Bcdrey,
whose engcrjement to William E. Weiss, son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Weiss, has been rerecdedL No wedding date has been
set (Kennell-Ellis). .
Will Celebrate
Birthday
Barbara Fenix, daughter of Mr.'
and Mrs. Robert Fenix, will cele
brate her seventh birthday at
party Saturday aftternoon at the
Fenix home on South High street.
Guests have been bidden to come
at 2 o'clock and after games re
freshments will be served. The
Easter motif will be used in the
decorations and favors and assist-'
ins Mrs. Fenix will be Mrs. Q.
Herbert Smith.
'Honoring Barbara will be Eileen
Hadley, Julia Linfoot, Margaret
Lancefield, Catheryn and Carolyn
Stadter, Kathy Joseph, Marianne
Ward, Karen Schott, Pattie Lee,
Patty and Mary Fenix.
Shower is Given
LINCOLN Spring flowers
were decorations at the country
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Walling Saturday night when
Mrs. Walling entertained with a
shower for her husband's cousin,
Mrs. Joe Camillo. Mrs. Paul
Scharn was co-hostess with her
daughter. Mrs. Dot Walling, Mrs.
Harry Walling and Mrs. Lester
Walling assisted when dessert
was served.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Camillo and Mike, Mr. and Mrs.
Seth Dodge and Ronald and Con
stance, Mrs. Dot Walling, Mrs.
Harry Walling, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Scharn, Miss Dorothy Walling,
Mrs. Lois Burch, Mrs. J. D. Wall
ing, Mrs. Xva Purvine, Mrs. R. J.
Meissner and Judy, Mrs. Avalt
Miller, Mrs. R. F. Yungen, Mrs.
C L. Brown, Mrs. Lois Crew ford,
Mrs. Sarah Feller, Lais -SC. Halde
man, Mr. and-Mrs. Clifford Wall
ing and Sherra and Gary. ..
Barristers
Wives Feted...
i By Jeryme English
Statesman Society Editor
TEA TXMK ... on Thursday at
the lovely and spacious home of
the Bruce Spauldings ... arrang
ed by wives of members of the
Marion county bar ... all lawyers
wives in the county invited . . .
Special guests were wives of sup
reme court justices and wives of
members of the board of gover
nors of the state bar, who were in
Salem for their annual meeting on
Thursday ... In the evening the
women going on to the Legion club
for a no-host dinner ...
At the deer . . . Mrs. Spaulding.
in an attractive two piece blue
dress with trim ojf niching in a
deeper shade . . . Josephine sing
ing a group of numbers during the
afternoon . . . Receiving . . . Mrs.
Norman Winslow in a print after
noon dress . . . Mrs. Hall Lusk in
navy blue accented with water
melon red . . . and Mrs. Wallace
Carson in a black tea dress . . A
delightful and most informal af
fair . . . and a get?acqtiainted tea
for many as the first time in many
years mat the lawyers wives have
all been together ...
The tea table ... a pink satin
doth with a leghorn hat for a
centerpiece . . . and dusters of
primroses and carnations on the
hat and arranged on blue satin
ribbon . . . pink tapers in crystal
holders at either end of the table
. . . Bouquets of daffodils, forsy
thia and fruit blossoms about the
rooms ...
Fraa Mt-l-Uwa . . . cam Mrs
Paul Geddes of Roseburg, smartly
dressed in a black suit with cape
style jacket and black off the face
straw . . . She hopes to be back
again next year if her husband is
reelected state representative . , .
Mrs. Gordon Sloan up from Astoria
and chic in black with a white hat
and furs . . . Petite Mrs. Willard
Schwinn of Hills boro in a gray
suit and white pi qua hat . . . Nice
to see Mrs. William McAllister of
Medford, who used to live here
and has returned often with her
legislator husband . . . Jean tells
us Bill is not running for reelecr
tion and they hope to soon start
construction on a new home . . .
Jean, pretty as ever, and wearing
a good-looking sun gold suit and
matching hat . . . Mrs. Andrew
Koerner of Portland, accompanied
by her coed daughter, Ann, home
from Stanford during the spring
vacation . . In navy was Mrs.
Alec Brown At Portland . . . and
from Eugene came Mrs. William
Riddlesbarger . . . Mrs. Max Mo.
Mlllan (Janet Byrd) over from
Silverton . . . Mrs. Earl Latourette
down from Oregon City and wear
ing" a handsome navy blue gown
with pleated skirt and a many
strand pearl necklace ...
Aeriettiig . . . Mrs. Edward O.
Stadter, jr, in a becoming mist
blue wool jersey with pleated skirt
and matching costume Jewelry . . .
Mrs Allan Carson in a portrait
blue satin gown . . . her daughter,
Ann, now enrolled at Willamette
university ... a spring print for
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Miss Elizabeth Marie
Bodes, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Bales, whose
betrothal to LaVeme Hay
hurst, son of Mr. and Mrs.
David Hayhurst, has been
revealed.
Mrs. Lawrence Osterman and
brown for Mrs. Lawrence Brown
. . . also choosing a print frock
was Mrs. Urlin S. Page, who is
busy these days with plans for
the new home they hope to build
atop Fairmount I&l.
Mrs. Edgar A. Listen, Jr, was
hostess for a dessert luncheon and
afternoon of bridge on Thursday
for members of her chib at her
Candalaria Heights home on Lin
den Lane.
Committee of
Hostesses r
Is Named
Plans are being completed for
the Governor's state conference on
Children and Youth to be held at
the state capital building on April
13 and 14, which will attract over
a thousand people to Salem from
throughout the state and well
known educators and speakers.
Governor Douglas McKay has
appointed Miss Dorathea Steus
loff as chairman of the hostess
committee, which' met Thursday
to outline plans for the two day
conference. Assisting Miss Steus
loff on the hostess committee are
Mrs. Mark H. Astrup, Mrs. George
Ailing, Miss Marion Bo wen, Mrs.
James T. Brand, Mrs. G. Frederick
Chambers, Mrs. Genevieve For
svthe of Portland. Mrs. Douglas
McKay, Mrs. Gus Moore, Mrs. Os
car L Paulson, Mrs. A. A. Sch
ramm, Mrs. George H. Swift. Mrs.
Dean Walker of Independence,
Mrs. John R. Wood and Mrs. Clif
ford Zollinger. The women will
assist with registration, making
preliminary preparations for the
conference and serving as hostess
es for the various sections of the
conference.
Governor. McKay is honorary
chairman" or the committee on
children and youth and Mrs.
Saidie Orr Dunbar of Portland is
chairman with Dr. Carl G. Ashley,
Portland, as vice-chairman. Ses
sions will be held ' in the house
of representatives and following
the dosing session on Friday,
April 14 Governor and Mrs. Mc
Kay will receive Informally- at a
reception tn the governor's offices.
The conference ' is divided into
eight sections, iamily life, educa-
Easter Eggs by Russell Stover
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Exclusively at Miller's
tion, health, mental health, child
.weuarm seroces recrnuon, Jnve
nile - delinquency, youth and . em
ployment and public relations. The
conference la being; held in pre
paration for the ndd-eentury
White House conference to be held
in December, 1950.
William Park Honored .
WHIam, H Park, formerly of
Salem, butnow in Portland, re
cently celebrated his gist birthday
with his children and two nephews
at,. a birthday parry at th rest,
dence of his daughter, Leila M,
Park. Those present in addition
to Mr. and Mrs. Park were- Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd L. Park. St.
Helens Mr. and Mrs. Wallace R.
Park, Salem, arid the grandchild
ren, Wallace, jr j and JoeL Salem,
Barbara, Rosemary and Dorothy
of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Park
H. Thede, Salem, and Mr. and Mrs.
Russell L. Harris. Portland.
nephews.
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