y Tim Sfrrttrrwrau Salem. Oregon. Monday. December 4. 1850
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SOCI ETY CLUBS MUSIC
Around
Town.....
By Jeryme English
OUTSTANDINGLY beautiful
the pre-holiday at home for which
the Charles Campbells and Elmer
0. Bergs were hosts on Sunday
afternoon and evening at the for
mar's attractive residence . . . The
first party of the season with a
Christmasy spirit . . . both in decor
and collation . . . Guests also ad
miring the Campbell's newly re
decorated and remodeled home . . .
specially the keeping room with
fireplace and birch kitchen
- Our favorite the dining room wall'
paper in shades of green .with
bunches of grapes in a deep mauve
shade...
: The teeer . .U A wreath spray
el white and tied with a bew
a the doorway r. . Angels, holly
aad green and silver foil twined
oa the mantel ... Nearby the
attractive punch table with floor
length green cloth ... the punch
Just matching : the color scheme
. . . two large angles of pale
mauve on the plane ... A green
cloth striped in silver metallic
-en the dining, room table . . .
entered with a striking arrange
ment of deep maroon carnations
and silvered holly in a silver
- howl and flanked by maroon
tapers In silver branch candel-
. abras . . . trays of delicious del
icacies . . . Individual mince tarts,
fruit cake. Christmas cookies,
and Scandinavian sweets. . .
The hostesses . . . Mrs. Berg in
a becoming black crepe afternoon
gown embellished with silver
beading . . . and Mrs. Campbell' in
a copper satin skirt with . black
bodice. .
' Musical tea ... at the Robert
L. Elfstrom home Sunday after-
soon with members of the Fed
orated Music crabs as hostesses.
'. . . A grand turnout and all pro
ceeds to go to the Mrs. Walter
Denton memorial fund . . . Con
tinuous music bv Junior Federa
tion members the entire after -
CLUB CALENDAB
MONDAY
Hanna Rosa court. Order of Ama
ranth, regular meeting. Masonic Tem
ple. p.m.
Past Oracle club witn Mrs. Stanley
Quamme. 1299 Saginaw, Christmas
party. 7 -M p.m.
balem Daughters of the Nile Club.
luncheon, noon. Masonic Temple.
TUESDAY
Missouri- club with Mrs. Ray Os-
born. 4244- State street, covered dish
dinner 12:30. rift exchange.
Salem Women's Army-Navy League
luncheon, fine inn. lz.ta p.m.
American War Mothers meetin Car
rier Room, First Methodist church.
Miss Beall
Married, at
Home Rite
z pjn.
Ey
renin circle. WSCS. Jason Lee
church, with Mrs. Arnold Gagnet. 2095
wortn Liberty st., a p.m.
Hl-Y Mothers evening meeting,
YMCA, 1:30 dessert supper.
THURSDAY
Chemeketa Toastmix tress dinner.
Golden Pheasant. p.m.
FRIDAY
Salem Woman's club Ineetin. 1 n.m..
clubhouse, board meeting 1 pjn. -
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A delight ... to see so many
youngsters with their parents .
and during the program the young
er or sitting on the floor
Seventy-five children were serv
ed punch and cookies in the child
ren's room ... The tea table cover
ed with a white point d'esprit
doth caught with red bows and a
red and white carnation center
piece. . .'. bells, bows and greens
tied in clusters on the stairway . . .
A lyre with bells on the doorway
. ; . . An enjoyable afternoon for
both parents and children and a
lovely event for the federation
to give annually. . .
An Rveolr tea ... on Saturday
afternoon for Mrs. P. H. Schnell
who has left for Portland to
reside . . . Mrs. Russel E. Pratt
and Mrs. A. I Adolphson hos
tesses for the affair at the for
mer's home . . . Mrs. Schnell's
'- many friends calling to say fare
well . . . the honor guest wearw
ing an attractive wood violet
wool and crepe dress to which
was pinned an orchid . . . Mrs.
Pratt in a blue and gold satin
brocade afternoon dress and Mrs.
Adolphson choosing stone blue
. crepe. . . )
J . iThe decor . . . pretty bouquets
of mauve chrysanthemums ar
ranged on the piano and in the
- entrance hall . . White spider
chrysanthemums and American
Beauty roses centering- the tea
table . . . Just matching the roses in
the wall paper . . . Among those
assisting . . . Mrs.. Robert Strebig
(Phyllis Schnell) in a becoming
black taffeta with gold metallic
, stripe - . . . Mrs. Robert "Steeves
wearing a black afternoon frock
. . . and Mrs. John P. Maulding in
brown crepe adorned with bead
ing . . .
Stand-quts . . . Mrs. Carl Porter
of; Albany smart in a black velvet
'suit with ice blue satin blouse and
carrying a mink muff . . . mink
tails also trimming her chapeau
Lebanon to Hear
Local Choir
LEBANON Heralding Leban
on's Christmas musical season this
year is the concert of the Wom
en's Civic chorus Dec. 11.. The 46-
voice choir will be under the di
rection of Miss Nancy Kirkpat-
rick, director of the high school
vocal department The program
will be presented in the First
Presbyterian church.
Besides the chorus numbers
which feature many of the best
loved melodies of the yule season,
three soloists will appear on the
program.
Vinton Snyder, director of the
high school band, will play a
trombone solo. Snyder, a graduate
or the University of Oregon, play
ed in the navy band during war
years and has since directed the
high school band to notable suc
cess in musical competition.
Roberta Humphreys, soprano,
will sing with chorus background.
A graduate of the University of
Oregon department of music, Mrs.
Humphreys received subsequent
special training in Corvallis and
Eugene and has sung in numerous
choirs from Washington, D. C,
to San Francisco during periods
of residency determined by the
duties of her husband. Major
Russell Humphreys, USA, now in
Tokyo.
- Miss Virginia Beall, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Walter Beall
and George Walter Brown, son of
Mrs. A. J. Pearrow of Vancouver,
Wash., were married at an after
noon ceremony Saturday, Decern-
oer z, at the Home of her parents
in aiem. The marriage was
solemnized by Dr. Chester W.
Hamblin of the First Presbyter
ian church at 3:00 o'clock.
For her wedding the bride
wore a wine dressmaker suit, with
orchid blouse, black accessories.
and orchid corsage. Mrs. Walter
V. Beall, sister-in-law of the bride
waa matron of honor and the best
man was Laurence Bowers.
Soloist was Grace Ashford who
sang "The Lords Prayer."
A reception followed. Mrs.
Charles Hag an cut the cake and
Mrs. Velle Tucker, aunt of the
groom presided at the punch
bowl. Mrs. Leon Hansen presided
at the coffee urn. Assisting were
Mrs. LeRoy Simpson, Miss Mari
lyn Reay and Mrs.- Frederick
Sproule.
For her daughter's wedding Mrs,
Beall chose a green afternoon
dress with brown accessories and
white corsage. Mrs. Pearrow wore
a tan suit with brown accessories
and pink carnation corsage.
Aftefr a short honyemoon at
Oregon beaches, the Browns will
make there home in Salem.
Speaks
on
Bl
essings
Jean Mary, also to be a soloist,
has been heard by many local
audiences for several years, has
been singing since a very early
age. She has done choir work in
Portland, Oakland, Calif, and
Yakima.
. . . Mrs. R. D. Ross in black and
a chic pistachio green felt . . . Mrs.
A. W. Loucks in a good-looking
garnet red suit with black velvet
collar and cuffs . . . Mrs. T. M.
Medford wearing a mocha brown
ensemble with matching hat with
feather trim . . .
Snow men . . . made of cotton
centered the dinner tables for
the Tillicum club dance Satur
day night at the Hotel Marlon.
. . . Compliments to Mrs. T.
Harold Tomlinson, Mrs. Ellis
Von Eschen and Mrs. Guy Albin,
who (aided by their spouses)
made the attractive snowmen
with faces on both sides and
complete with little hats of paper
nut cups, red ribbon bows, but
: tons and holding candy canes.
... holly and red candles com-,
pleting the decor on the tables
... the mirror asparkle with
stars . . . above the orchestra on
the wall a huge candy cane,
Santa Claus and his reindeer. . .
Among the guests ... at the
dinner dance were Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Brennen, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Freel, Mr. and Mrs. Clin
ton Rider, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Van Denbosch, Dr and Mrs. Ed
ward A. Lebold, Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Con
rad Paulson, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Keeney, Mr. and Mrs. Amandus
Frenk of Stayton, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph M. Devers, jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Krueger, Mr. and Mrs. John Steel
hammer, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Wolfe
and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. McCafferty.
Eta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
will meet with Mrs. Helen Gregg
on Wednesday night at 8 o'clock.
The speaker will be Mrs. William
Trith who will talk in "Aware
ness of Blessings." Mrs. Ellis
White and Mrs. Phil Weimer will
assist the hostess.
WILLAHINA Receiving
awards at a Court of Honor held
in McMinnville, were Everett
Lemons, Ross Bailey, Richard
Doyle, Tony Schuerch, and Bob
NewbilL members of Willamina
troop 254. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Doyle
and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Newbill
also attended the Court of Honor.
The Boy Scouts camped at their
cabin in the city park Dec. 2, and
cooked .their breakfast there the
next morning.
WILLAMINA The Pinochle
club met this week at the home
of Mrs. Dorothy Johnson in Sheri
dan. Prize winners were Mrs.
Selma Wanless, Mrs. Ann Denton
and Mrs. Thelma Hill, low.
Many Guests
Attend DAR
Chemeketa chapter. Daughters
of the American Revolution ob
served guest day at their meeting
on Saturday afternoon at the Sa
lem Woman s club. Guests were
Mrs. L A. Sanders, Mrs. W. S.
Ankney, Mrs. C. W. Creighton,
Mrs. K. S. Muller. Mrs. Dolph
Craig, Mrs. Rex Hartley of Jeffer
son, Mrs. Mirpah Blair, Miss
Georgia Shane and Miss LaVonne
MulL
Miss Edna Mingus presided at
the meeting. A bazaar table was
a feature of the afternoon and ar
ranged by Mrs. W. E. Hanson,
member of the state board. All
proceeds from the sale of articles
will go to the building fund for
the caretaker's cabin at Cham-poeg.
At the tea hour Mrs. W. B.
Johnston and Miss Mingus pour
ed. The table was festive with
Christmas candles, streamers.
bows and holly. Mrs. Lewis Grif
fith headed the tea committee and
assisting were Mrs. James Lugen
beel, Mrs. Charles Prigge. Mrs.
James G. HeltzeL Mrs. Albert
W. B. Johnston, Mrs. Roy Rice, MfC! nPiQQ HrTQ
Miss Ruth Rulifson- Mrs. Edward
Taggart and Mrs. S. L. MinardL TA7Cr t V CZl lOctQ
to Hir ton Wm )
Novelty Items for Christines Buying,
Decorated Tree Stand and Crnaments
By Soe Gardner
A number of novelty items for
the Christmas holidays are now
coming into your local store.
One of the new
est is a Christ- f
mas tree stand
that Is a neatly
decorated tree
holder with- .ay
red and white
dancing Santas
s,nr-u f
Dac K g r o u n d.
The decoration
is a saving
that It does no
require the us
ual covering
you put on a
stand.
The stand is readily accessible
for watering which prevents the
tree from drying out and helps
prevent a fire hazard. Tests have
shown that the watered Christ
mas trees will stay moist and re
tain needles as long as three
inf
no I
s-L
Christmas tree
Sewing Club
At Melson's
The Keizer Ladies Sewing club
met with Mrs. Roy Melson for an
all day quilting. A no-host lun
cheon was served and later in the
afternoon a business meeting was
held. Plans were made for Christ
mas party and gift exchange. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. LaRud, December
14. i
Present were Mesdames Paul
Smith, Elmer Ideen, Dora Mason,
Fred Begdek. J. E. Bartruff. Luth
er Melton, J. E. Whitehead, J. A.
Gardner, Nick LaRud, Sam Rich'
ards, H. M. Broadbent, Ben Clag-
ett. Otto Yunker, R. B. McClay,
Roy Melson, Misses Ethel Hall,
Lois Keefer, Alta Hall and Ruth
Rulifson.
The child study group of the
American Association of Univer
sity Women will be held Wednes
day at 8 o'clock with Mrs. E. A.
Crogan, 2059 Center street. Mrs.
Gordon Black will give a demon
stration of first aid as it pertains
to young children. Mrs. F. E. Gar-
kins and Mrs. H. J. Anning are
assistant hostesses.
WILLAMINA Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Kimel of Willamina were
honored recently at a combination
reception and bridal shower, giv
en by the 4-H club. The bride is
the former Janie Smith, and is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford
Smith.
SHERIDAN Mrs. Lyle Bryant
will lead a newly formed 4-H
Sewing club. Newly elected, of fl
eers of the club arc Judy Atwood,
president: Marcia Bryant, vice
president; Coral ee Had don, i
retary and Betty Goughnour, song
leader.
Twenty members of the Hal
Hibbard auxiliary United Spanish
Veterans met for a social after
noon Friday at the home of Mrs.
Myrtle Ross. Gifts were exchanged.
Mrs. Martha Harrington and
Mrs. Laura Bug her assisted the
hostess.
JEFFERSON The Three Links
club met Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Ivan Sutton with
Laura and Flora Thomas, assisting
hostesses. During the business
meeting, the club planned the an
nual Christmas party for Oddfel
lows, Kebekahs and their families
and Theta Rho girls on Friday
night. December 22 in the halL
Committees! named for the party
were: general Mrs. Maurice
Townsend, Mrs. J. Swanzy, Mrs.
Harold Mornssette; decorating the
tree Mrs. W. D. Glasgow. Mrs.
Ivan Sutton, Mrs. Howard Hamp
ton; program Mrs. Charles Smith,
Mrs. J. McNally and Mrs. Frank
Higgins. Fourteen members and
three guests, Mrs. J. McNally, Mrs.
Guy Boi and and Mrs. Harold Mor-
rissette were present. Mrs. Mor-
rissette was admitted to membership.
The Woman's Society of Christ
ian Service of the Methodist
church will hold a bazaar and
cooked food sale at the city hall
Saturday, December 9, beginning
at 11 o dock.
Mrs. Floyd Shepard and Mrs.
Robert Shinn were co-hostesses.
November 27, for the Minerva
club, held at the Sigma Alpha Ep-
I silon fraternity on the Willamette
campus. Plans were made for the
annual silver anniversary tea to
be held December 0.
week.
Another Christmas tree novel
ty l a new t t nf rruh. tir-1
rush and flame rrMttant orna
ment. Made of a new corn posi
tion, metalluy. the ornament U a
shimmering, d.incinj touch of
color for the tree. It is made up
In a variety of bird, floral and
lantern shaped designs, with
each ornament put together by
thin colored strips of metalloy.
A popular priced item, it can be
packed away for next year arter
the tree Is dismantled.
For your Christmas party
table, a most attractive set of
Christmas tree cake and mold
sets are on the market You can
maat a two layer cake in the
large size molds, or eight indi
vidual Christmas tree cakes In
the smaller molds in esch set.
The molds are of aluminum and
can also be used for jeilied des
erts or other dishes you want to
shape and decorate like Christ
mas trees.
Coprrlcht ISM.
General features Corp.)
Slumber Party
For Young Set
Mania Webb and Jody HicketU
were hoteM- for a slumber party
on Siturriay night at the Morning-
side home of the former s parents.
Mr. and Mrs Wendell Webb, for
a group of their high school class
mates.
Invitations were "sent to the
guests to come to the Webb
"arena" at 7 JO, wearing leans or
peddle pushers for an evening of
games and dancing. Mrs. Webb
served the girls breakfast Sunday
morning.
Guests of Marcia and Jody were
Anne Woodmanaee, Beverly Mott,
Beverly Young. Doris Helen
Spaulding, Donna Phelps, Dorothy
Swlgart, Helen Calls than. Janet
Iufer. Jan Foulger, Joan Wegner.
Joy Robertson, Lucinda Cotman,
Marjorie Little. Val Jean CocnelL
Sharon Kennedy, Marilyn Lorenz,
Nedine Gllman and Othelene Lee.
Musical Party Given
Mrs. Henry Lee entertained her
pupils Sunday afternoon at a par-
ty tn tne nome of Mr. and Mrs. L
A. Hayes. Children present were
CSTM ohansra, Diana end Linda
Money, uilo and Jimmy Hays
Robert and Mary Wood, Dck Vit
tone, Terry lcbrlbergegr. Joyce
no une irurnow. Bay Oliver
David Lockard, Dotty Ann Rob
eruon. Terry Laurence and Larry
Vincent. '
The S piasters trill he oaiertals.
ed tonight at the home of Miss
Jeanne Busick. 7 S3 North Sunt.
mer street, at o'clock with Miae
Mariana Crotaaa the co-hovteaa.
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