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Vacationists,
Visitors of
Interest
By Jeryme English
Statesman Society Editor
The many summed ti-Isltors and
travelers continue to highlight the
social news. Much informal en
tertaining is planned in their
honor including garden parties,
Eicnics and dinners,
ere From California
Major and Mrs. Howard Adams
arrived -in the capital Tuesday
from Monterey, Calif, for a fort
night's visit with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Corey and Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Adams. Major
Adams will leave for Japan in
July for his new assignment at
Yokohama. Mrs. Adams wiu re
main in San Francisco until she
Is able to loin her husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maxfield
(Rosemary Gaiser) of Los An
eeles arrived- in Salem Thursday
. for a week's visit with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Gaiser,
at their home in Manbrin oar
dens. This will.be Mrs. Maxfield's
first visit here since he marriage
two summers aeo. The couple left
Los Angeles early in June and
have been traveling tnrougn tne
national parks stopping at Bryce,
Zion, Yellowstone and Glacier. i
Mrs. Silas E. Fairham is spend
ing the summer in Saskatchewan,
Canada, visiting with members of
her family. She made the trip by
plane.
ilome From Trips
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Fry, jr.
are being welcomed home from a
month's trip to Alaska. They went
north by boat and then flew in
land, returning home by plane.
Miss Mary. White and Miss Janet
Bower returned to Salem Wednes
day night following a two week's
- trip to British Columbia and an
" Alaskan cruise.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell
are home from a week's trip south
to San Francisco, where he at
tended meetings of the American
Heart association and the Amen
can Diabetic association.
Vacations Planned
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Bishop
and Mrs. Amy Mariels are leaving
Saturday for a several weeks mo
tor trip south which will take them
to San, Francisco. Los Angeles,
Tlajuana and home by way of
Reno.
Judge and Mrs. Harry H. Belt
are leaving for Bellingham to visit
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mri. Alex deSchweinitz.
The two families have taken sum
mer places on Lake Samish for
the ensuing month. Miss Bar
bara Belt of Portland , plant to
join her family for a week.
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Mrs. Thomas Holmes
whose marriage was an
event of June 17 at St
Vincent dePaul Catholic
church. The bride, the for
mer Lorene Boedigheimer,
Is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Boedigheimer
and her husband is the son
of pari Holmes. The couple
will live in Salem..' (Mc
Ewan photo).
By Elizabeth BJllyer
SCHEME WITH PILLOWS
That color scheme might twice as
effective if you'd repeat one or
two colors' in the right place. And
chairs or draperies might seem
, to belong to the room as they
never did before If their pattern
were repeated, even in a small
way. Use pillows for color and
pattern repeat they're as use
ful for this purpose as they are
for comfort. Skip the - kind of
pillows that look and are
scattered afterthoughts. Build
every pillow-you use into your
room plans, tailor them smoothly
to match they style of smoothly
tailored modern rooms. Simple
box pillows like these are special
- favorites and you can finish
. them off with weltings to match
upholstered furniture. To make
weltings, cover cotton cord that
is made for the purpose with bias
strips of the pillow cover fabric.
Use the weltings to outline the
pillow seams.
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SATURDAY,
JULY 1
Wedding to Be
At St. Paul's
Invitations have been received
to the wedding of Miss Margaret
Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray DeCoudres Fisher of Forest
Grove, and Robert Edwin Robins,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Adlai E.
Robins of Salem.
The ceremony will be perform
ed on Sunday afternoon. Jnlv 0
at St Paul's Episcopal church In
aiem at 4 o'clock with a recep
tion following at the Sigma Alpha
Epsilon fraternity on the Willam
ette university campus.
The couDle will live In Salem
after their marriage and he will
complete his senior year at Wil
lamette university. The future
airs. KODins graduated from Wil
lamette in June.
Navy Mothers Meet
Mrs. Norma Armstrong was
hostess to the Navy Mothers Tues
day night, at the final meeting
of the season. New members, Mrs.
Vera Jackson and Mrs. Ruth
Haley were welcomed. Mrs. Leila
Ohlsen was assisting hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Meyer
have returned from a trip south
to Los Angeles, where they at
tended the Shriners convention.
While there they were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Boone at then
home in Monte Bello. I
Miss Roth Ann Pearcy will leave
today for Hood River, where she
will be a bridesmaid at the wed
ding of her Mills College class
mate, Miss Daphne Nunamaker,
and Ross F. Hukari, on Saturday.
r CLUB CALENDAR
FRIDAY
Hl Htbbard auxiliary to United
lif" r veterans, with Mrs. John
Bertelson. 110 East Lefelle street, z
Beaches, Trips
Planned for
Holiday
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A number of Salem folk are
planning vacation jaunts and trips
over the Fourth of July holiday,
taking advantage of the long week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burke and
sons, Kerry and Jimmy, will spend
the week end and holiday in Baker
as guests of Mr. Burke s aunt, Mrs.
I. B. Bowen.
Mr. and Mrs. James Walton and
children, Jeff and Elisabeth,, are
vacationing at their beach . home
at Neskowin. They will have as
their holiday week end guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Lucien Marion and chil
dren, Ginny and Armand, of Seat
tle. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Chambers
and sons, David, Steve and Craig,
are leaving today for. vacation at
Pacific City. Their guests for th?
holiday will be Mr. and Mrs, Sam
Dement of Myrtle Point. Mr.
Chambers will return in ten days.
but his family will remain another
week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kolb and
sons, Michael and Patrick, are
leaving today for Neskowin to re
main until after the Fourth, of
July. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hadley
and children, Eileen, AHan and
Bruce, will also spend the; holiday
week end at Neskowin.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gerlinger
and daughters, Barbara and Carol,
arekjeaving Saturday for a
mbtith's stay at Neskowin.
Headed South J
Mrs. Wallace Hug is leaving to
day on the daylight for Oakland
and San Francisco to spend a
week. She will be joined over the
week end by her husband, Lt
Comm. Hug, who will fly south.
Mrs. Hug will visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Jarrold Owen in Oakland
and in San Francisco with Genelta
Darby, whose engagement to
Bruce Williams was recently an-
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Mrs. Wallace Slmerly
(Beverly Ann ZumwaJO
whose marriage took place
orf June 9 at the First Bap
tist church in McMirulville.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Zum
walt of Perrydale and the
groom is the son of the
Martin Simerlys of Mc
Minnville. (Jesten-M iller
photo).
Nuptials Read
At Church
The, Court Street Christian
church was the setting for the
marriage of Miss Therl Marie Sea
ly, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Carruth, and Robert Louis
Poindexter, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Loran A. Poindexter, on Thurs
day night at 7 o'clock. The Rev.
W. H. Lyman officiated r at the
nuptials before a setting of Esther
Reed daisies, delphinium and
roses. Miss Bernlce Isham was the
soloist and Alice Rose Jones the
organist.
J. W. Carruth gave his grand
daughter in marriage and she wore
a pink nylon lace blouse and skirt
of nylo-mist worn over orchid taf
feta. A crown of matching lace
held In place her short veil and
was caught with clusters of bou-
vardia. She carried a cascade bou
quet of pink carnations and bou-
vardia centered with a lavender
orchid.
Mrs. Samuel E. Carpenter was
Anniversary Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perm cele
brated their silver wedding anni
versary at a family dinner on
Sunday at their country home at
Fruitland. Attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Hood of As
toria, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kim
ple, Paula and Steven, and the
Perins. Mrs. Perin's daughter,
Miss Delphine Savage, who now
lives in Honolulu, called from the
islands.
nounced, and Mrs. Adele Kud-
ner, who will accompany Mrs. Hug
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wore pink lace and organza ever
blue taffeta. Her crescent bouquet
was of pink rubrum lilies and
white carnations with a matching
headdress. . :
Clarence JL. Endres was best
man for Mr. Poindexter. "
Mrs. Carruth wore an aqua
shadow lace gown for her grand
daughter's wedding and a corsage
of pink rosebuds and bouvardia.
Mrs. Poindexter attended her son's
marriage in a black sheer and taf
feta gown with corsage of roses
and bouvardia.
The wedding reception was held
at the home of the groom's par
ents on South 18th street. Mrs.
F. J. Carruth presided at the cof
fee urn and Mrs. Thomas Ken
worthy the punch bowl. Mrs. Clif
ford Lurvey, sister of the groom,
cut the cake. Assisting were Mrs.
F. L. Crruth and Miss Lorraine
Poindexter.
After a honeymoon trip south
to Los Angeles and Catalina Island
the couple- will be at home in
Salem. For traveling the bride
wore an aqua suit with white
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Now in Progress!
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Party Honors
Bride-Elect
Women In the office of the Ore
gon State Police headquarters
were hostesses at a no-host pic
nic dinner' and shower for Miss
Carol Herrmann, who will marry
Charles Weems on August 18. The
party was held at Paradise Island
Thursday night.
Present were Miss Herrmann
Mrs. W. H. McClain, Mrs. P. R.
Ethell. Mrs. F. X. LeDoux, Mrs,
M. C. Hall, Mrs. R. L. Tompkins,
Mrs. G. T. Renner, Mrs. L. H.
Hamby. Mrs. C. J. Nadvornik, Mrs,
A. A. Thompson, Mrs. C. C. Cole
man, Mrs. A. H. Sockwell, Mrs.
C. D. Matthis, Mrs. L. J. Morris,
Mrs. Ellen Allan. Mrs Betty Lou
Larson, Mrs. Winnifred McNeil,
Mrs. Ida Riley, Mrs. Mary J. Wof
ford, Mrs. Merle Foster, Mrs. Betty
Blakley. Miss Jane Ashford, Miss
Betsy Darby, Miss Jessie Starr,
Miss Mary McClain and Miss
Nancy Doughton.
Ameng those who will -be la'
Portland Saturday for the wed
ding of Miss Sallie Jane Bosch
and William Jotm McNabb, )r,
at St. Mary's Cathedral are Mr.
and Mrs, Gene Vandeneynde, Mr.
and Mrs. John Steelhammer, Mr.
and Mrs Ted -E. Reed. Mr. and.
Mrs. H. G. Maison and daughter.
Mrs. Kelton Lowery pf Jackson,
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Open House Will
Fete Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Stoyer,
who, with their son EarL arei ex
pected in Salem from their home
at Greenville, Pa., will be honor
guests at open house Sunday af
ternoon, by Mrs. Stoyers mother,
Mrs. Lucy E. Lichty, 550 Rosemont
street. The three will arrive by
car late this week, and will remain
for a short stay at the Lichty
home.
Frends of the couple are being
Invited through the press to at
tend the open house, hours for
which are from 4 to 8 o'clock. .
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