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SOCI ETY CliUBS MUSIC
Around
Town:..
Br Jerrmc ragBsa
AUGUST YXSTTO XS . . . highlight
the late lummer
Doris Lend to
Bo Married
Ilia Doris Lane, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lue, and
Leslie Aldrich. son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Aldrich of Prineville. will be
manned on August 28 at the rlrst
Christian church? in Monmouth.
THVSSBAY
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Strtrttnal
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wixh to-
formal teas, picnics, luncheons and
5r?!rzL in their honor.-
Mrs. Geneive Stoddard Vehrs of
Chula Vista, Calif former Salem
resident, is to Sap this
a guest at the 6ma of
w-r T-hvirren .1 . Mrs.
Vehrs is teaching at tha National
City hi fV school, just two miles
m , tun fn Chula Vista .. .
Several informal fathering have
arranged xor uw visiwr -
the week ... On Wednesday
Un. Harrr Worth
tortained at her Leslie street home
for Mrs. Vehrs . . . A dessert
luncheon was served with bridge
in play during tha afternoon ...
Covers were placed tor me w
ltor, Mr. Ralph H Cooler, Mrs.
James H. Nicholson, Mrs. U. Scott
tmmm Mr. Gears WsteTS, MXS.
George L. Arbuckle, Mrs. Harry
rTcraln, Mrs. C B. McCuHough
and the hostess . .
rimtm at the heme ef Mr.
and Mrs. David Eason for a fort
night art their soa-ln-law aad
daaghter. Captain and Mrs. Mar
ray Camerea aad daughters, Doa
M and Sharon, et Saeraaiento-.
they antred in the capital
Sanday . .The air force officer
plana to da some fishing in the
-Oregon streams dnrins his leave.
Here from the seath Mrs.
Ida P. Johnston of Los Angeles
arrived in Salem by train Monday
night for a visit at the home of
Mrs. Frank H. Spears and Mrs.
Russell Catlin . . . Tonight Miss
Elizabeth Lord will entertain in
formally t dinner for the visitor
at her Mission street home. . . .
' Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Spears
as the honor guest at a birthday
luncheon for which her daughter,
Mrs. Cariton J. McLeod, was tha
hostess at her country noma . . .
In the group were a group of Mrs.
Spears' Gamma Phi Beta sorority
sisters, who celebrate their birth
days together during the year...
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Spears, Mrs. Johnston, and from
Portland came Mrs. Lee Patterson,
iMrs. Lyle Tear, Mrs. Claude Mc
Colloch. Mrs. Frederick Whittle
sey, Mrs. Graham Mitchell and the
hostess . . .
Arriving ... In the Capital to
day br pleae will bo Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Johnson ef Belve
dere, mtoeis, who have come
west for the wedding ef their
m. William Frank Johnson, and
ratrida Ann EUstroaa, which will
be an event of Friday night at
tha First Presbyterian church...
Tonight tha Johnsons win be
meets at tha dinner the Kebert
Elfstroms are arranting for then
daachter and her flaavee at the
Marioa hotel .
A yaang gnest ... at the home
ef Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Cross
this week is their five months old
grandson. Craig Cross, son of Mr.
- and Mrs. Travis Cross of Eugene
Mrs. Cross has gone to Great
I a us, Montana zor a vu wiiu ner
family this week . . . Travis and
Beverly recently moved into their
newly purchased home in Eugene
at 3430 Donald avenue ... a
feature of their garden is an out
door barbecue . . ,
PAKTT TXMX . . . A group of the
teen-age set is planning a pro
gressive dinner, slumber party and
breakfast for Saturday in honor of
Doris Helen Spaulding, who is
leaving next month Xor Portland
to make her home . . . Dinner will
be at the suburban home of Mar-
cia Webb with Dorothy Swigart,
Joy Robertson and Janet Infer as
sisting . . , dessert will follow at
Joan Wengers home ... and
sleeping bags will be unrolled at
the home ot Marjorie Little later
la the evening . . . and late Sun
day morning the group will go to
Jaa Foulgers home for breakfast
...she will be assisted by Jody
' Ricketts . . . Others in the group
honoring Dimpy will b Sharon
Laverty, Othelene Lee, Joan and
Joyce Traviss, Naydeen Taylor
and Roberta Sjoding . .
A aarprlae dinner , . . was ar
saaffod by Mrs. Charles Cray ea
ITodaosday alrht hi honor of her
. aaabaad ea his nfsthday . . . tha
afxatr was held at thetr Caa
aalaria Catghta hoaae . . . A
aaftot dinner was served wtth
for twelve . . .
A Una party . . . at the ball
iealrht at fTatora Field
wta heaor Mkhael KaoUh. aoa of
the Seth raysoa Saha, a his
aeveath bvthday . . . Koothtc for
the Senators with Michael wi3
ha Grover Carter. Jlasay Klchal-
Xorer . and Vlesi SamSr.
Tha Rev. Eery Farrlsh win otfl
dstev lighting tha candles arin be
Miss Frances Land and Miss Patty
Mcmiim. - - 1
Mrs. Hugh RSey of Salem will
be the matron of honor and Miss
Donaa Plenea .of Salem and Miss
LaVse Grimth of Creswell will be
tha bridesmaids. 1
Barr Groff of i Prineville win
serve as best man and ushers will
be Mrs. Stanley Asrhenbrenner of
Eugene, Donald Brand of Rose-
burg, Gail Murray of Monmouth
and: Walter Stauxac&er of Red
mond, i i
Mr. aad Mrs. CUm
and daughter. Glenda Lou. have
returned froxa a several days star
at their summer clace at Devils
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elttb wKh Mrs. Joseph
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in Kortk,
Business Vcc!r to
Bo fn Scptcmbor -
First executive board meeting of
the new year for the Salem Busi
ness and Professional Women's
club was held Tuesday night at the
home of tha president, Mrs. Sue
Boodx. Tha firmer, ftf; for
September has been cancelled doe
to . the National Business week's
celebration beginning on Septem
ber Zt,
Attending the . board meeting
were Mrs. Claude Jorsenson, Miss
Helen HUler. Mrs. Marion Wood
en, Mrs. George Causey, Miss Mil
dred Yetter, Mrs. .Louis Neuxnan,
Mrs. Frank P. Marshall and Mrs.
John Versteeg. v
Couple to Wed
September! ;
Wedding beZs vQ ring on Sat
urday, September 1 for Miss Bar
bara S&v daughter of Mr. and
lira, J. L. Sim, and Donald Hudd,
n of Mr. and Mrs. Malvia B.
Budd. whose engagement was an
nounced la ths early trrisg. ;
Tha couple wQ exchange their
nrt at an t o'clock ceiemnuy
at SL Mark's Lutheran church
with Dr. Mark Getzeodaner ofH-
ciating. . A reception wd follow
the annuals at the home of the
groom-elect "s parents on fast Lin
coln street.
Mrs. WITH am Shsttack wCl be
the matron of honor and Miss
Betty Brtnkley and Miss Bo Jean
Boehm tha bridesmaids. Marrin
B, Radd, Jr. will stand with his
brother, as best man. Ushers In
clude Raymond Ctmimlngs, Wilson
Wilt, Darwin Michaels and William
Paulas. if
Mr. and Mrs, Delhert Laag have
returned from a month's visit in
Ohio and Iowa and in Cleveland
visited their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Barrett (Delvon Long). . While
there they . greeted their' new
granddaughter. Marsha .. Louise
Barrett, who was born on Aug
ust L
lira. Geerrt Zlrkovka has left
for Anchorage, Alaska to join her
husband. Corporal Zlvkovich, who
is stationed there with the army.
She plans to remain there indefi
nitely and while she Is away their
son, Larry, is with his grandpar
ents.. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kowitz.
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Modem Fircplczco Acccbcorics Aro 4
la Blac!: Finidicd Steel and Iron
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A rizsple, functiocal coHtctica
of modern fireplace accessories
comes from the drawing board
of d.jlgner V -
Gedrra lielsoa. f"
The entire col- j
lection is in!
black finished
steel and iron f
and the tools
nave loipiaj
nsnrties oz pol
ished birch.
Nelson showed
his new cree
tlons'agalnst a
dmpla .white
wall with only t
one touch of color en orange
canvas log carrier set in a metal
semi-circular log holder. The
canvas wCl be avaHablee in oth
er colors, too. The designer's new
'fire basket: "resembling a back
bone with curving ribs,' enabling
the logs to roll together while
burning win product fine fires,
There are several types of
andirons jncmdtng a pair in
X-shapes. a pair thar resembles
sled runners, panel types . and
one pair that looks like a line
drawing of a human form, minus
the arms. The snore, brush aad
poker for the fireplace, have a
fresh touch in the birch handles.
They come in sets, either with a
wall; bracket on which to bang
them, or on a tripod stand.
A J combination andiron and
coal grate, the latter removable,
is handy" for charcoal broiling
'ladocrs.
WhUe the collection Is designed
foe modern homes, tne pieces are
so well styled and so. simple in
silhouette, they can fit Into many
types of living rooms where the
hearth is the center of attraction
in the winter months. Tha pieces
are in a moderate price bracket.
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Parratts Visit
From Bay City
Mr. and Mrs. John Clark Par
rs tt of San Francisco have been
visiting in tha capital at the home
of . Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Parr
Bernet. The 'Parratts are well
known . for their Mexican folk
dancing and several. years ago
went to Mexico and studied the
authentic costuming and dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Coffel
were hosts for a barn dance Sat
urday sight at which the Parratts
gave an exhibition of their danc
ing In costume. On Sunday the
Parratts danced at the Oregon
Folk Dance Federation Festival
In "Portland at the Washington
Park Amphitheatre. The couple
win also present exhibitions at the
Fenny 'Hoedowners at Canby and
at a 4-H group in Eugene tonight
Mr .and Mrs. Bernet entertained
at dinner for the visitors at their
home Monday, night. The couple
danced for the guests and showed
colored slides of their Mexican
trip. - . . '
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Holds Reunion
The annual reunion cf W. S. and
Frances Matthews was held at
Paradise Island oa August It with
4S relatives attendicg. ,7. D. Mat
thews, wha muo at KZ3 Mill
street, was 'the only member 'of
the immediate family prevent. He
win be S3 years old on December
XI -and has lived In Salem since
isag. . j. i
After tha dinner a meeting was
held and the following . officers
elected: Milo C. Matthews, presi
dent; Dae Uattnews Stafford, see
retary-txeascrer. :
The following were present: W.
D. Matthews. Mrs. Flo Matthews
Purvine, Mae . Matthews Cochran,
Vivian CochranJ Dae -Matthews
Stafford. Mr. and Mrs. Rue Drag
er, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Drager,
Drager, Urs.
day. Mr. 'and Mrs. Ts art kre vis
iting at the home ot Mr. and Mrs.
John Lewis. -
On Etiqnettd 4
gty Esfcerta Lea
Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Lucretia Drager, jDavid G. Drager,
Mrs. uert os&um and Kathy, all
of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Mllo C
Matthews of Agate Beach, Clem E.
Matthews, Vlsalla, I Calif, Leone
Matthews MUlerj Georgia and Ja
nice of Albany, Ruby Drager Mlsh
ier of Portland,!! W. Drager of
Albany. Mr. and Mrs. George Dra
ger of Tacoma, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Stein, ElU and Mark of Port
land, Mildred Drager Briers of
Ashland, Mr. and Mrs.' Alex Galr,
Tacoma, Mrs, Edith Drsger South
of PcJrtlmd Mr. and Mrs. Ray
South, Gary Deahna and Donald of
Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ear
ner, Susan and Robert of Portland.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Townsead .ef Salem and Mrs. A.
F. Marcus of Salem
Mrs. AraeldFi
Wash, was a guest at the regular
ladles day play
tne Salem Golf j
and luncheon at
club on Wednea-
Q. when A Barried wcsunsli
writlnr a note of thanks for a gift
presented to her ana ber aosoana, -should
she sign both her hsshand'a
name and her own?
aTno. She' should t. sign her
name only, but she should men
uon her hushaadTS name soma
where in the note, aa "Harry and
wish to express our: deep ap
preciation, etc
Q. What Is the proper way to
extend invitations tot a bridal
shower?
A. These may be talephonad.
written on a visiting card, or sent
on the printed shower cards avail
able at all greeting-card counters.
Q. What is the correct thing to
say when someone eppoioguraa
over the telephone for getting tha
wrong numherT :y
A.XrUinly or, I "That it
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A famSy gathering . . , last
weekend at the tfeskowin beach
home of Mr. and Mrs. C H. Ostria
arben their four children and
their families gathered . . .In the
rsoup were Richard Ostrin, who
I here Xor the summer from Palm
Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ostrin.
Ctrpben and John, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Ostrin and Michael, Mr. and
Zlrx. Norman Yagle. Richard, Ray
mond and Brent . . . '
A flar tearaey was a featare
if 'the Oak Knoll ladies day
Wednesday and fceners went
Mrs. Kobett O. SrJth, ilrs. Paul
Ce and Urt. J. 11. McAlvin.
Surulay. August 3 Ahe women
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