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p The Oregon Statesman. Salem, Oregon. Sunday. April 2, 1950
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Rt Jnme Enslisti
Statesman Society Editor
Seemingly, everyone is traveling this
spring. witl extensive trips abroad plan
ned by several Salem families.
Europe bound on April 14 will1 be Dr.
and Mrsv Waldo C; Zeller, who entrain
from Portend for Washington, D.C., and
New York! City, where they, wilUspend a
iew days ir each city before sailing on the
Queen Maty for Frahce. Thel? itinerary on
the continent includes Italy, Switzerland,
Gepnajny, Belgium and Hollanttb bey will
gpeircHa month touring the Britis Isles
and sail for the states on the QuUMi' Eliz
abeth July 15. They plan to arrive in Sa
lem about the first of August.
Also headed for Europe I the middle of
April will be Mrs. Robert L. Elfstrom and
her sister, Mrs. Ida Herr. From there they
will go to Montreal, from where they will
sail on April 21 fot England. They will
tour England, Belgium, Holland, France,
Switzerland and Italy. On May 25 they
will sail from Naples to Cairo arocJ from
there will go directly to Addis, Abeba,
Ethiopia to visit Mrs. Herr's son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.1 Ben Owens.
The Owens have been in Addis three years
with the Sudan Mission School, engaged
in radio vork. Mrs. Herr plarts to remain
' for an extended visit with the Owens, but
Mrs. Elfslrbm will return after a fort
night's stay. Mrs. Elfstrom will fly to
Cairo unless boat passage is obtained af
ter arriving. She will return to the states
by ship, jarriving in Salerh the end of
July.
Spinster Tea ... .
Important social event of Saturday af
ternoon, April 22 will be the silver tea to
be given ;by the Spinsters at the North
Summer street home of Mrs. William Mc
Gilchrist, Jr. The tea is always one of the
highlights jof the spring social season and
this year the proceeds will go to the; Mar
ion county chapter of the National Foun
. dation of Infantile Paralysis. The ; Spin
sters, a philanthropic organization, pflans
to raise $1,000 this year for the polio fund
In Marion county, part of the money to be
used by the chapter to purchase braces.
Calling hours for the tea will be from
2 to 5 o'clock and Miss Margaret Lovell,
vice-president of the Spinsters, has been
named asj general chairman of the affair.
Other committee chairmen appointed by
Miss Lovell are as follows: Mrs. Roy Ed
gerton, invitations; Mrs. William Shinn
and Mrs. Roger M. Schnell, refreshments;
Miss Eleanor Johnson and Miss Patricia
Larson, serving; Mrs. Vernon Drye and
Mrs. John Steelhammer, guest book; Miss
Carolyn Brady, kitchen; Miss Sally Ann
Barr, patronesses; and Miss Patricia Bur
rell and Mrs. Travis Cross, clean-up.
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TVTovy blue is the choice oi Mrs., bam bpeerstra lor ner
i spring ensemble. Under her princess style coat with
i cape effect she wears a navy bolero jacket dress of
sheer wool. Here she stops to find a nlckle for the parkin?
meter before setting out fpr an afternoon of shopping.
Prelude .To Easter...
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Come spring and milady thoughts turn to the outdoors, -which means suits ore ,tr
popular choice for afternoon shopping, teas, luncheons, and committee meetings.
Pictured in the garden gof the Daniel J. Fry, jr.. home, where several of our picture
were taken today, are two popular matrons, Mrs. William T. Waterman and Mrs.
Charles D. Wood. Mrs. Waterman chooses a beige tailleur with taupe kid purse and
shoes and white cloche wreathed in flowers and Mrs. Wood selects a grey dressmaker
suit with white pique collar and cuffs and navy accessories. ' :i
Helon Ziclinski io Wod In April . .
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Wedding bells will ring on Saturday, April 22, for Miss Helen Zlellnski and James
Crone, whose engagement and forthcoming marriage is beiftg announced this week end by
the bride-elect's parents, Mr. ' and Mrs. Bliss C. Zielinski. The groom-to-be is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Robinson of Portland.
The popular couple will be married at a morning ceremony at Stl Joseph's i Catholic
church at 10 o'clock With a ' reception following in the afternoon at tha American Legion
club.'
The bride-elect is a graduate of Salem .schools and Oregon Stale college. She is a mem
ber of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority and the Spinsters. She is employed at the . Physicians
building. Mr. Crone is a graduate of Salem high school and is now attending Portland Uni
versity where he is & junior. He served in the navy during the war. The couple will live in
Portland while he continues his studies. ,
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Apcpular yottng matron and musician Is Mrs. James C Stcne. -who sets out for an
afternoon tea or benefit bridge wearing a sun gold suit with matching hat and for
contrast green enoes ana purse. The mother ot two daughters and a sen, she also
finds time to serve on several
Community project committees.
Mrs. Jq$eph Felton, whose hobby is oil painting,
stopsj by the are gallery one afternoon to view
the current exhibit. Although she hasn t been
painting recently, she hopes to get her oils out again
this spring; now tiat they have moved to the country.
She is wearing a two-tone grey suit with navy hat wf.h
veil trim arid light blue gloves and blouse. . , (All fash
Ion photos' !by Don Dill, Statesman staff photographer).
On the Social Agenda . . .
The sochl agenda is filled with -.several' affairs for the
coming week including at homes, teas, luncheons and din
ner partiesJj - ..
On today's calendar is the at home for which Dr. and
Mrs. Burtoji A. Myer will be hosts at their Eola country
place, "Teiface Farm." The affair will honor Dr. Myer's
brother anjS sjster-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. Roy Myers,
who are yikiting here from Madison, Wisconsin.
A large group of friends have been bidden by the hosts
to call during the afternoon and evening to meet the visi
tors, who will be here a fortnight. They have been travel
ing through the southern states and in California visited
in LaJolla and, Carmel.
Invitations are in the mail to an informal tea for which
Mrs. Brazier Small and her daughter. Miss Suzanne Small,
will be hostesses on Saturday, April 8 at their Monlingside
residence. The tea is being arranged in compliment to Miss
Jane-Carson, popular bride-elejct of James Brice Shaw, of
Aberdeen, Wash. Calling hours are from 3 to 5 o'clock, r
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A Surprise Party
Mrs. William J. Busick was honored at a surprise
party on her birthday Saturday night when Mr. and Mrs.
G. Frederick Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. George Croisan and
Miss Dorathea Steusloff entertained at the Chambers home
on North 13 Ui street.
Guests were bidden to a buffet dinner and arrange
ments of spring flowers provided the decorative note. After
the dinner Dr. Button Myers showed pictures of bis recent
trip to Mexico City.
Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. William J. Busick,
Dr. and Mrs. Burton Myers, Mr. and Mrs. A. Roy Myers
of Madison, Wis, Judge and Mrs. E. M. Page, Mr. and Mrs.
William L. Phillips, Mrs. Harry U. Miller, Mrs. Herbert L.
burr, Mr. and Mrs. George Croisan, Miss Dorathea Meus
Joff and Mi. and Mrs. G. F. Chambers.
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pictured cn the steps of tha stone terrace at the back of the Fry heme ar Mrs. WaJ.
JT ton and her Beagle, "Dexter," who are otten seen oux waiun on uiiwuwib.
Here Mrs.
Navy is leading
Walton is wearing a ravy blue suit with matching reefer stye top coat,
g the spring parade d eolers this season, , .,'