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By Jeryme CocUsh
KUMEKOU8 ETENTS . . . during
the Thanksgiving holiday week are
ttracting Salem folk out-of-town
. Some are leaving the city to
be with relative for the holiday . . .
then will take in the Oregon
Oregon State game to Eugene on
Saturday . . . and many will at
tend performances of the Sadler's
Wells Theatr ballet In Portland
beginning Thanksgiving night
' Headed sth ... Mr. and Mrs.
(James B. Yang are entraining
' this morning an tha-daylirht far
Oakland, Cat. to spend Thanks
string with Mr. Tuss sister
and his nephew and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. David Gideon .'. .
TbanksgtvlBg dinner will be at
the Gideon's new home tn Oak
land ... the Youngs plan to
return on Snnday ...
To 8eattle ... for the Thanks
gfvtag holiday win ro Mrs. Geor
ge Aiken to be with bor son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Kobert A. Jackson . . . Joining
Mrs. Aiken m the trip north will
be her other daughter and faaa
Ily, the Gordon Wrights and
taaUly. the Gordon Wrights and
children of Eageno, who are
eoamtng ap today .. .
. Boliday gmests ... of Josephine
Caughell for Thanksgiving will be
two of her Gamma Pni Beta sor
ority sisters from the University of
Oreeon. Miss Diane White oi an
Mateo, CaliL, and Miss Nancy Glo
ege of Pasadena . .". and the" Gam
ma Phi house mother, Mrs. Ann
Spurgen of Victoria, B.C," . . . They
will all - be guests at the Jonn
Caughell home for Thanksgiving
dinner . . . That evening Miss
'Caughell. her aunt, Miss Josephine
Baumgartner, and Mrs. Spurgen
will drive to Portland to attend the
ooening performance of the Sad
ler's Wells ballet . . . Miss Irene
McLeod will have as her Thanks
civine guests "two of her Gamma
Phi sisters. Miss Fritzie Beltz of
Eugene and Miss Mary Lou Han
sen of Burlingame, Calif. ...
To the ballet . . . Among others
planning to attend the Sadler's
Wells ballet ... Mr. and Mrs.
James Walton and daughter. Ell
.. nabeth. will attend the Friday
night performance . . . afceom-
anrlnc them will be Plum
Brown . . . Saturday night the
'Chandler Browns and daughters
will be at the ballet . . . Mrs.
Raton Underwood. Miss Janet
Kirk and Mrs. George W. Nelson
have tickets for the Saturday
nl;ht show and will be entertain
ed at dinner- precedina; by Mrs.
- Nelson's daughter, Mrs. Scott
Adams of Portland, who will ac
company the group to the ballet
. . . At the Friday night per
formance will be Mrs. Karl Bee
ke and her daughters. Marjorie.
who will be home from the Uni
versity of Oregon, and Mrs. Wil
liam Shins, and Miss Margaret
- Lovell ... In another group on
Saturday will be Miss Lena Belle
-Tartar. Miss Gladys Edgar
Mrs. Frank Burilnrham . . .
BEADED FOR THE GAME
Football fans will trek to Eugene
Saturday for the "big game" of the
year . . . Oregon-Oregon State,
which will be played at Hayward
field . . Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Kirk will go down Friday for the
came and homecoming festivities
on the University of Oregon cam
pus . . . Mr. Kirk will attend meet
logs of his fraternity. Alpha Tau
Omega, of which he is state presi
dent . . . Governor and Mrs. Dou
glas McKay, Mr. and Mrs. G. F.
Chambers and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Dortnan will be among those at
tending the pre-game. luncheon to
be given by President and Mrs.
Harry Newburn . . . and the party
following the game for which Mr.
and Mrs. William Russell will be
hoUs ...
Asaoag other rooters . . . Hav
ing seats together . . . are Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Potts, Mr. and
- Mr, Edward Roth. Mr. and Mrs.
WOliaat T. Waterman, Mr. and
Mrs. Erwis Battermsn and Mr.
, and Mrs. Garten Simpson . . .
Others attending the grid classic
.will be Dr. and Mrs. Robert E.
Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Werner
' Brown, Dr. and Mrs. Ralph E.
Purine, Dr. and Mrs. Charles
Mills, the Robert Uerrab, and
the Howard Elsmanns ...
More of same ... Mr. and Mrs.
Ponald Speer of Portland will join
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Drager for
: the. game and return to Salem as
weekend guests of the Dragers . . .
Also game bound . . . will be the
. Clayton Foreman, the Vernon
Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Fry,
jr., Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Quisenberry
and Mrs. Breyman Boise . . . Oth
ers ... Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jones,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd W. Shepard,
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pierce, the
Bauer Smalls and Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Chambers . 1 . Charlotte
Alexander will be returning to the
Oregon campus for her first home-
Miss
Mr. Bissell
Tell Troth
vvbry
Secretary of State Earl T. New-
bry and Mrs. rNewbry are an
nouncing the engagement of their
only daughter, Shirlee, to William
Bissell, i son t of Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Bissell flbf Ashland. The
news was recently revealed at the
Pi Beta Phi house on the Oregon
State college campus, where the
bride-elect is a-junior.
The romance of the duo began
during school days in Ashland.
No plans have been made for the
wedding. j i
Mr. Bissell Is a senior at Wil
lamette i university and his fra
ternity Is Phi Delta Theta.
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Celebration
Families Will 4
Entertain at ;
Dinners .
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Four Corners Family
hold first place on Thanksgiving
day. Mr., and Mrs. Waldo Miller
will have as their guests Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Armstrong. Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Face Pat ani nttv
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Armstrnn
and Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Miller, Harlen, Bob and Dorothy
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In the A. E. LaBranche hnm
children and grandchildren ; will
be Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Moores,
Steven and Danny. Mr. and lln.
ML Angel St Mary's church Ed Talbot and John. Mr. and Mrs.
CLUBS - MUSIC
Ceremony at
St. Mary's
was the setting for the nuptials of
Mis Shirley Ann Nelson, daughter
of Mrs. Eussa M. Nelson of Port
land, and Pf c Maurice Hammer of
the U. S. army, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Hammer of Mt. An
gel Saturday morning, on Novem
ber 17, at 9 o'clock. The Rev. Cle
ment Frank, OSB. officiated at
the nuptial high mass.
Mis Helen Keber presided at the
pipe organ, St Mary's choir sang
the mass and Miss Eustelle Bauman
was soloist Mass servers were
Vincent Hammer, brother of the
bridegroom. Kenneth 1 Wachter,
Joseph bchailberger and Jerry Da
vis.
nennetn LaBranche, Gail and
Ann. Mr. and Mrs. Donald La
Branche and Roger, also Mrs. La
Branches mother. Mrs. Minnie
King. ' .i'.-
Mr. and Mrs. William Schlach
will have their daughter I and
children Mrs. David Carrieer.
David and James. Set Carricer
is in Korea as a radar technician
with the air force. ; s
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Kliewer
will be hosts to Mr. and Mrs. B.
G. Kliewer, Mrs. Delia Nelson
Janet and Allen Nelson. . ?
Here from Washington
Coming fori the holiday to the
Lawrence Pruitt home ' will be
Present for the church ceremony I Mr. and Mrs. George Lowell, Nita
Mr. and Mrs.rCarl W. Bartruff
celebrated their 25th wedding an
niversary on : Sunday at their
country home on route 4. Guests
called in the afternoon and eve
ning. The serving table was cen
tered with a wedding cake and
flanked with pink carnations and
silver candles, fj
Relatives and, friends honoring
the couple were their son, Carl
Eugene ; Bartruff, Mr. , and Mrs.
Joe E. Bartruff, Mr. and Mrs! J,
O. Byerley, Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Ed
wards, all 6f Albany, Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. ' Callaway of Wood
burn, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Breit
haupt Mrs, Viola Breithaupt
Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Del Blnk-
ley and Judy of Beavertan, form'
erly of Salem, -; Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Ammann, Mr. land Mrs. Ronald
Bonney, Mr. -and Mrs. Jerold An
drus, Mr. and Mrs. Al Writjht, Mr.
and Mrs. L.1 L; Norton, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Mather, Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Grabenhorst, Mr. and
Mrs. Arleigh Kendrick, Mrs. E.
B. Kottek, Mrji and Mrs. H. L.
Garland, Mr. iland Mrs. George
Petersen, Mr. land Mrs. William
Petersen, Mr. l and Mrs. Ernest
Brimley, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Elli
son ahd Mrs. Liiella Berkey.
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Mrs. Batoson to
Head Committoo
Mrs.' Cornelius Bateson of Pra-
tum assumed the duties of chair
man of the; Marion county home
extension committee at the
monthly meeting on Monday. No
vember ; 19 i at her home. Mrs.
Bateson replaces Mrs. Russell
Kelley who moved to Minneapolis
recently. ;V
Discussed; at j the meeting were
plans for extension training meet
ings and the annual festival to
be held this year on April 26. Mrs.
Fred S. McCall of Keizer, a new
member of i the committee. Mrs.
E. A. Beugll, Silverton Hills; Mrs.
Charles Wright, Aumsville; Mrs.
Ted Lorenzen, Thomas; Mrs. Jack
Bartlett Northu! Howell; and Mrs.
Bateson, the hostess, were pres
ent : :
were Sister Alphonse Mary and
Sr. M. Francesca, sister and aunt
of the groom.
The bride was given in marriage
by Harry Eide. She wore a prin
cess style gown of white satin
with sheer yoke, long sleeves and
a train, bne wore a nngerup veil
of illusion with face veil, held by
a wreath of orange blossoms and
carried a ; spray of white 1 button
chrysanthemums centered with
laree chrrsanthemums
Miss Dorothy Hammer,! sister
of the bridegroom, was maid of
monor, wearing a sage green satin
gown, with matching mitts and
carying a colonial bouquet of yel
low chrysanthemums. Miss Bever
ly Nobler of Corvallis was brides
maid in i a gown of American
Beauty : faille and carried dusty
rose chrysanthemums. Karen Eide,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.; Harry
Eide, was flower girL
Attend the Groom
John Hammer was best man and
Joseph Hammer was groomsman,
Ushers were Norbert Annen and
Charles Ertelt
Mrs. Hammer chose ': a' purple
crepe afternoon dress, a Princess
Elizabeth blue coat and dusty pink
accessories for her son s wedding,
Mrs. Harry Eide wore a silk print
afternoon dress with black acces
sories. Mrs. Frank Kloft of Port
land, grandmother of the groom,
wore a i gray dress with pink ac
cessories. r ';i
The wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the bride
groom's parents with Mrs, Marie
Schacht, aunt of the bridegroom,
serving. .A dinner at noon for the
bridal group, clergyman and im
mediate families followed at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Kloft.
Serving were Mis Kathleen Kloft
of Mt. Angel and Mrs. G. G. Indo
vici of Portland. At the reception.
which was held during: the after
noon.
and Mrs.
Mrs. Earl Moar, Mrs. Eide, Miss
Mary Jane McEntee ; of j Salem,
Mrs. Henry Geek, Mrs. J. Ii Wach
ter, and the Misses Joan Berning,
Elaine Annen, Donna Diehl, Mary
Lou Faulhaber and Eunice and
Maxine Geek assisted.
Mr. and Mrs. Hammer left im
mediately on a short honeymoon
as the bridegroom must report for
overseas duty at Camp Stoneman
on Thursday. For going away the
bride wore a gray suit with blade
accessories and pink chrysanthe
mum corsage.
Mrs. Frederick Dee ka bach was
hostess ! for a brunch Tuesday
morning at the Marion hotel in
compliment to members i of the
Modern Drama group. : Later the
members went to the home of Mrs.
William E. Anderson.
and Dell of Edmonds, Wash. Mrs.
Pruitfs mother, Mrs. M. E. Low
ell, will also be a guest !
Mr. and Mrs. George Bixler
will have as dinner guests; Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Winchcomb and
daughter, Rita. Other guests in
the Bixler home are Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Vernon of Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Griffiths
of Amity will be dinner guests of
Mr. ajrfl Mrs. Charles West Mrs.
Wesri mother, Mrs. Fred i Be-
herns, will also be a guest. '
Weekend guests in the C. C
Morris home were Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Fullerton, Betty and John
nie of Pendleton.
Dinner guests of Mr. and .Mrs.
T. L. Mull will be Mr. and Mrs.
Arvid Adamson of Gates, Ore:
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Shrake
will have ' as dinner guests, Mr.
and Mrs. L. J. Shrake, LaVonne
and Phyllis Shrake
Holiday In Kansas
Going away for the holiday are
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Rickman,
Twila and Teddy, who left j Sat
urday to spend Thanksgiving! with
his parents tn Burlington, Kan
sas. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Rickman s mother, Mrs. Ella
Carsten, who will go to Emporia,
Kan- to visit her son's family.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thayer and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Snook
and family and Mr. and Mrs. E.
A. Snook will be guests of the
Bernard Snooks in Keizer. I
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snook and
family will be guests; of her
brother's family, the J. J. ! Gal
laghers in Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hough,
Anita and Ray -Hough, will go to
Broadacres as the guests of
and Mrs. H. L. Crane,
Mrs. MooroWill
Mr,
was held during: the after- u ' I - . '
Mrs. Henry Annen poured,: 11000 JOVCOO-GTlOS
rs. j W. J. Kloft cut the cake.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Rowell (Marilyn McFarland) -who
were married on November 5 in the fireplace room of the
First Presbyterian church. The bride is the daughter of VLr.
and Mrs. Packey McFarland and the groom is .the son of
Mrs. Otto Guernsey of Salem and Frances Rowell of
Oswego. The couple will live at Sandy Farms, Sandy,
Oregon. QCennell-Ellis photo). .
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By IrterU LM
Mrs. Lawrence Moor was
elected president of the Jaycee
ettes at the Monday night meet
ing held at the home of Mrs. Milan
Boniface. Other officers are; Mrs.
Wallace Larios, vice president;
Mrs. Donald Judson, secretary;
Mrs. Maurice Cohn, treasurer.
The group made plans for a
party on December 1 at the South
Liberty street home of Mr. and
Mrs. George Huggins, jr.! for; Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce mem
bers and their wives. There will
be cards and a late buffet supper.
The groups annual Christmas
party will be held December 17
at the home or Mrs. t:. A. acnaei-
er. I i -
Co-hostesses for the Monday
night meeting were Mrs. Douglas
Hay and Mrs. Moore. Winning
prizes were Mrs. Donld Judson
and Mrs. Jason Lee. j
- Q. Does a man ever shake hands
with a woman without removing
his glove? ! 1
A. No. Of course; at a ball, or
if he is an usher i at a formal wed
ding, he does not remove a glove
intended to be worn indoors. If
on the street he cannot free , his
left hand to pull his right glove
of, he says, "Excuse my glove."
But he does not ask that an in
door glove be excused.
Q. Is it necessary to tip a wait
ress in a cafeteria or self-service
restaurant, who -merely carries
your tray from the counter to your
table? I
A. This Isn't ! necessary, nor Is
it customary. Some people do,
however. j I
Q. Is it ever! all 'right for the
bride's mother to give her away,
if she has no father?
A. Yes, if he wishes.
Phi Dells to Gather
Alumni and wives of Phi Delta
Theta fraternity aire invited to
two functions during the Home
coming week end on the Univer
sity of Oregon! campus, on No
vember 24. Phi Delts will get to
eether during I the University's
Alumni barbecue scheduled for
11:30 Saturday in the Student Un
ion ballroom and to an open house
hv the actives of the Phi . Delta
Theta chapter immediately follow
in the Oregon Oregon State
game. . " j
8heridan The American Le
gion auxiliary met!! this week at
the home of Ellen '! Hendricks to
comnlete plans tor the annual
hone chest dance. Gifts for the
Gift Shop at the Veterans hos
pital should be brought to the
November 29 meeting. The next
meeting will be a membership
party, when each member is asked
to bring an old member, a person
eligible for membership or a new
member. '-if
Miss Dowd
Engaged
Adding her name to the list
of brides-elect is Miss Mary Ruth
Dowd, daughter of Dr. and Mrs
Hugh A. Dowd, whose engagement
to Max Ponald Rohrbacker, son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rohrbacker
of Yakima, Wash., is being ah'
nounced tms wees by ner par
ents. No 1 date has been set for
the wedding.
Miss Dowd Is a graduate of Sa
em schools and a junior at Lin
field College. Her sorority is Sigma
Kappa Phi. Her fiance, is a grad
uate of Linfield and is a member
of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity
Mr. Rohrbacker is now attending
the University of Washington
medical school.
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Hostesses Fete
Til lie Lucas i!
Miss Tillie Lucas, who will be
married to Clarence Haynes on
November 25 at the Stayton Bap
tist church, was honored at Ha
shower when Miss Marie Pardo.
Mrs. Roy Carter and Mrs. Ken
neth Robinson entertained at the
latter s home.
Honoring Miss Lucas were Mrs.
Mike Lucas, Mrs. Al Gardner, Mrs.
Robert Haney. Mrs. Ann Ander
son, Mrs. Betty Baker, Mrs. Elsie
Spencer, Mrs. Bud Schoyer, Mrs.
Ernest Pyell, Mrs. Margaret Ryan,
Mrs. Ella Harrison, Mrs. Frank
Brauner, Mrs. Tom BeaL Mrs.
Alice McDougal. Mrs. B. Hazel.
Mrs. Cleo Bressler, Mrs. E. Jen
son, Mrs. Edna Philpott and Miss
va McDougal.
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Jean Swift Will'
Be Married in
December
Exciting romantic news comes
from San Francisco telling of the
betrothal of a Salem girl. Miss
Jean Claire Swift youngest
daughter of the Rev. and Mrs.
George H. -Swift, to Russell C.
HaehL jr, son of Mr, and Mrs.
Russell C. Haehl of San Fran
cisco. : ::
The attractive, blonde bride-
elect revealed her engagement at
a party Monday night at her home
tn the bay city with sixty of her
friends bidden to the affair. The
Swifts telephoned their daughter
Monday night during the an
nouncement party. .
The wedding will be an event
of Saturday, December 22, In Sa
lem at SL Paul's Episcopal church
with, the bride's father participat
ing.
Miss Swift Is a graduate of Sa
lem schools ' and the University
of Oregon. She was second .vice
president of the Associated Stu
dent body during her senior year
at the university and vice presi
dent of her sorority, GammavPhi
Beta. For the. past two years she
has been making her home in the
bay city, where she has held a
position with the J. Walter
Thompson Advertising firm. V
Mr. Haehl attended the Sewan-
ee Military Academy (Episcopal)
in Sewanee, Tennn and Menlo
Junior college in Menlo, Park,
Calif. He is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Oregon and his fratern
ity is Kappa Sigma. Mr. Haehl has
been in business In the bay city
since his graduation. At present
he is with the army and stationed
at Fort Ord, Calif.
Tri-Y Chapter -
Plans Events
Thirty-five members of Garnet
Knight chapter Tri-Y attended the
meeting at the YWCA Monday af
ternoon with Donna Brandt pre
siding. Marlene Kelly was elected
service chairman. Plans were dis
cussed for - a rummage sale and
appointed publicity chairmen were
Jean Jorgensen and Pat Schwalen
A ski trip to Mt Hood ' with
YMCA members and an exchange
program with the Silverton high
school Tri-Y were discussed. A
covered dish dinner will precede
the December 3 meeting at which'
Dr. Cecil Monk will be the speak
er. Barbara Tookey is in charge
of the dinner.
Lincoln Community Center as
sociation will sponsor another of its
regular series of benefit card par
ties on Saturday night, November
24 at the Lincoln schcol house kt
8 o'clock. Refreshments will be
served by the committee, Mr. nd
Mr. John Love and Mr. and Mrs
R. J. Meisner. .
Brunch 'Honors Bride
Mrs. Robert E. Gangware enter
tained . with : a j brunch Monday
morning at her Pioneer drive horns
for the Dleasure of Mrs. Cecil Wic.
kline. Attending were Mrs, Harold.'
Kosenraugn, Mrs. William Van Me
ier, MLss Marguerite Gleeson. Mrs
Arthur Bone, Mrs. George Swarts-
leg. Mrs. John Goldsmith, Mrs. Hal ;
Desart and Mrs. C M. Collins. -
DihnerHonors
Enqaqed Duos
Two rehearsal dinner parties
are on the agenda in honor of
Thanksgiving brides and their fi
ances. -' ' b II - . i : : . '
Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Smith will
be hosts for : a buffet dinner to
night at their home on Candalaria
Heights in honor of their daugh
ter. Miss Joyce Smith, and her
fiance. Dan Semb, who will bo
married on Friday. The affair will
follow the wedding rehearsal with
members of the immediate family
and bridal party bidden..
Mr. ana Mrs. oy v. Houen-
berg were hosts for a six o'clock
dinner party Tuesday night at
their North 20th street home for
the pleasure of their daughter.
Miss Patricia Powell, and her fi
ance, Lester;4, Clark, : whose mar
riage will take f place tonight. Tho
affair preceded; the rehearsal with
members, of the bridal party bid
den as guests, far. and Mrs. Rob
ert Perry arrived in ; the capital
Tuesday morning from their homo
in Pasadena for the wedding and
are guests at the Hollenberg home.
Mrs. Perry wilj b the bride's ma
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Mrs. Kottek
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Duane ottek was honored
at a shower Wednesday night
When Mrs. Vern Shangle, Mrs.
Donald Smith !;and Mrs. Al , Han
son entertained at the former's
home on Garnet street. A lata
supper was ' served after an in
formal evening.
Honoring Mrs. Kottek were
Mrs. F. B.i Dierks, Mrs. Edward
Kottek, Mrs Robert Miller. Mrs.
Stacy Mink; I Mrs. Lyle Dierks,
Mrs. William McElroy, Mrs. Paul
Swanson. Mrsl Orville Kan"er,
jr Mrs. Arbie Wilkerson, Mrs.
Ted Cotner, Mrs. Martin Woller,
Mrs. Eld on Caley and Miss Rose
mary Gottfried. .
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