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SOCIETY
Around
Town..
By lerrm EBdkh
HOLIDAY TRAVELERS . . . .
Dr and Mrs. William C. Crothers,
their twin daughters, Carolyn and
Nina, and, son. Bill, are leaving
Saturday for Atlanta, Geortia to
spend the Christmas holidays witn
Mrs. Crother's parents, the Rev.
and Mrs. J. W. Veatch . . . after
Christmas the family will go to
Maryville, Tenn. for a visit with
Dr. Crothers' parents. Dr. and Mrs.
.William H. Crothers . . . For New
Year's BiU and Nell and their son,
will go up to New York to be with
another brother and his wife. Dr.
and Mrs. George D.. Crothers . . .
The twins will remain in the
south with their grandparents . . .
After the first of the year Dr.
Crothers will return to Salem and
his wife and children will remain
An Atlanta for an extended visit
with her family ...
Headed south . . . Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn McCormick areleaving
next Sunday for Palm Desert,
Calif, to spend the Christmas and
New Year's holidays . . . their
daughter, Glenda Lou, will fly
south on December 11 to Join her
parents for the Christmas vaca
tion . . . The McCormicks will also
be joined at the desert resort by
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McEwain of
Coos Bay . . .
More holiday InvitatteBS . . .
in the mall this week end . . .
On Tuesday. December It Mrs.
Ralph Wlrth and Mrs. Rnssel E.
Pratt will be hostesses for a
holklar tea. at the farmer's heme
a Hayden avenee ... a era
af their friends bidden to call
between S and f e'eleek.
Clever invitations ... have coma
from Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cham
bers, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Free!
and Dr. and Mrs. Owen Miller to
a holiday party for which they
will be hosts on Saturday night,
December 22 at the Chambers'
Salem Heights home on Acorn
avenue . . . The party called a
"Christmas Shopper's Delight" . . .
printed on green paper and re
sembling a holiday ad . . . headed
"amazing value! special!" "The
Chambers Hacienda open for the
bis event . . . parking space free,
but limited ... a host of values"
New address ... for Colonel
and Mrs. Eugene I. Faster, wha
left Salem in the summer far
California to make their heme
they recently purchased a heme
fat rTataonville and their new
la 114 Drewimrten avw-
. . llvina- close by Is their
-in-law and daughter. Clyde
and Jeanne Herr . . . The Feat-
era are enjoyinc the aaath
the annny weaver . . . sney
their Salem friends will
far a visit when they
aenth . . .
Party hosts ... on Thursday
night will be Dr. and Mrs. Hugh
A. Dowd, who will entertain mem
bers of the Salem Clinic, the staff
and their wives at an informal
party at their Ben Lomand Park
home on Tillman avenue . . . Dur
rtng the evening Dr. Dowd will
show movies of his hunting trip
to Kodiak, Alaska last spring . . .
A late supper will be served by
the hosts to 24 guests . . .
At home . . . On Tuesday after
noon will bo Mrs. Douglas Mc
Kay, who will entertain with her
i weekly at home at . her Jerris
avenue residence for all towns
people and visitors in the capital
. . . this will be Mrs. McKay's last
at home until after the holiday
season . . .
Club notes . . . Mrs. Homer H.
Smith has invited members of
the Town and Country club to
her North Summer street heme
a Thursday afteratoea far tha
Christmas party and luneheea, . .
. Mrs. Smith b hostess for tha
holiday party each year . . . Mrs.
David II. Camera will preside
at one e'clock bridge lmncheon
at her home an this afternoon
far the pleasure af her dab . . .
Entertaining ... in Portland on
Saturday will be Mrs. Hall Lusk.
who has invited a group of her
Balem friends to luncheon . . .
later the group will attend the
Portland Garden clubs annual
Christmas show ...
Board Makes Plant
for Holiday Party
Beard members of Highland
Mathers club met Friday with
Mrs. Willard O. Wilson for des
sert luncheon and business meet
ing presided over by Mrs. Wallace
Ayres. The room mothers were
voted money for treats in each
roam at tha Christmas party.
Plans for the program Thursday
night discussed. Mrs. George Bean
will be the speaker and will talk
on Christmas greens and arrange
ments. The refreshment commit
tee will be headed by Mrs. Willard
Wilson. A baby sitter has been en
gaged for the evening.
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Mr. and Mr. George W. Oray, who celebrated their
golden wedding anniTersary at a reception on November
25 at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Dick L. Orey. (McEwan photo).
GREET GRANDSON
Mrs. Louis du Buy and Mrs.
Allen Craig, sr., arrived home
Wednesday night from a 10-day
trip to Santa Maria, Calif, at the
home of Cpl. and Mrs. Allen
Craig. They went to greet their
grandson, Stephen George, born
Nov. 25. The mother is the former
LaVelle du Buy. The father is
stationed at Camp Cooke.
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too useful and fashionable!
Favorite on campus, at home,
at parties! Jiffy-knit shoulderette
Pattern 808 has directions.
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THI FOUOWTNO EVENINGS TIL CHRISTMAS
MONDAYS OECEMSER 3, 10, 17
; THURSO AY OECEMSER 20
I FRIDAYS OECEMSER 7, 14, 21
SATURDAY OECEMSER 22
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Four Corners Clubs
Hold Meetings
FOUR CORNERS Mrs . C. R.
Osborn was hostess in her home
to tha Missouri club for a lun
cheon. A gift exchange and holi
day music was the afternoon di
version. Mrs. Warren Shrake opened her
home to the hobbyists who do
textile painting.
Members of the Four Corners
Woman's club held their Christ
mas dinner and party on Thursday
at seven o'clock in the Community
hall. Covers were placed for thirty
with Mrs. Andrew Messman chair
man of hostesses. Mrs. Charles
Wast presented the club with a
gavel. Mrs. Harvey Meyers re
ported the Community Center as
sociation voted to pay $350.00 on
tha hall indebtedness. Gift ex
change and group singing conclud
ed tha evening.
Social Club will
Dine, Hear Reports
Chadwick social afternoon club
will hold its meeting Tuesday
night at Masonic temple. Annual
reports will be given by Mrs. F. D.
Kibbe and Mrs. J. D. Berwick. A
1:15 dessert luncheon will be fol
lowed by a musical program by
Mrs. J. A. Sholseth and a business
meeting. Mrs. S. Stender is chair
man, Mrs. William Gahlsdorf,
Mrs. A. H. Fish, Mrs. A. A. Keene,
Mrs. T. M. Flanery, Mrs. Albert
Bercham and Mrs. Delbert Brock
are tha committee.
On Etiquette
By Roberta Las
Q. What is the proper sequence
in a social letter?
A. It is correct to. write 'on the
first page, and then on the third,
or on the first, second, third and
fourth. The latter order is prob
ably the better in the case of very
long letters, as it avoids confusion.
Never write sideways or cross
vise, as it leads to difficulty in
reading.
Q. How much time Is the bride
properly expected to spend with
her guests at the wedding recep
tion? A. Not mora than two hours.
She may then retire to her room
with the maid-of-honor to change
into her traveling costume.
Q. Is it correct to serve a des
sert with the silver on the plate?
A. Yes.
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Mrs. Anthony
Worthy Matron
Trinity chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star met on Friday night
at West Salem city halL Main
business for tha evening was the
election of Mrs. Carl Anthony,
worthy matron; J. B. Avison, wor
thy patron; Mrs. Harry Charlton,
associate matron; Many L. Mil
lar, associate patron; Mrs. R. C
Genry, secretary; Mrs. Fred Gib
son, treasurer: Mrs. L. C Ander
sen, conductress: Mrs. Roberts
fTorster, associate conductress.
Honored were Mrs. rTli
Graham, past grand matron of the
grand chapter of Oregon, Mrs.
Lester Fahnestock, worthy ma
tron, ML Hood chapter, Portland.
Refreshment committee included
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Eby, Mr. and
Mrs. Iven Stwart, Mrs. Cummjr
Reid and Mrs. George Tookey.
Mothodist Women
Moot Wednesday
The circles of the Women's So.
cietT of Christian Service of thm
First Methodist church have
Scheduled their Christmas moot
ing for Wednesday, December 12.
jessen luncneon will be served
at 1:13 with the following ladies
as hostesses and assistants:
Circle 1. Mrs. Marr RnesoHn
at the Fellowship room. Mm Han.
ry Carl, Mrs. Sydney Hall assist
ing. Circle 2: Mrs. Paul Acton. 8S0
Hansen ave., Mrs. George Bell, as
sisting.
Circle 3: Mrs. James Tavlnr.
882 N. 18th, Mrs. J. J. David, Mrs.
Alma Shipley, Mrs. Robert C. Ir
win assisting.
Circle 4: Mrs. John H. Carkin,
495 N. Summer, assisted by Mrs.
Rockwell Simpson, Miss Adona
iocnrane, Mrs. Gertrude ggans
and Mrs. H. A. Harris.
Circle 5: Mrs. Floyd Utter, 448
Oak, Mrs. John Marr, Mrs. Har
vey Scheidel assisting.
Circle 6: Mrs. Willis A. Jones,
370 Fawk.
Circle 7 to meet December 19
with the Guilds.
Today's Pattern
4542
LOOK LOVELY while you work!
Wear this apron with amusing tea
cup pocket over its own pretty
dress while you work about the
house. When it's market -time or
when the guests drop In, whisk
off tha apron you're fresh and
neat!
Pattern 4542 in sixes 12, 14, IS,
18, 20; 30, 32, 34. 36, 38, 40, 42.
Size 16 dress and apron trim,
4H yards 35-inch; apron, IV4
yards.
This pattern easy to use, sim
ple to sew, is tested for. fit. Has
complete illustrated instructions.
Send THIRTY cents In coins for ttu
patttrn to ANNE ADAMS, care of
Tha Statesman, Pattern Dept. P. O.
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Mr. and Mrs. Willis E. Vincent, jr. Gooquelino Ann
Zerzcm) who were married on December 1 at St. Luke's
Catholic church in Woodburn. The bride is the daughter
of the J. . Zerzans of Woodburn and the groom is the son
of Colonel and Mrs. Willis E. Vincent of Anchorage, formerly
of Salem. The newlyweds will live in Salem. (Artz photography).
CLUB CALENDAR
MONDAY
Alpha Phi alumna with Mr. Tho
dor Flock. I860 South Capital. 7:30
p.m.
TUESDAY
American War Mothers. Carrier
Room. First Methodist church, S p Jn.
Salem BPW partj. dessert supper.
Salem Woman's clubhouse. 7 :30 p.m.
Salem branch. AAUW Christmas mu
sicals. First Christian church. S p.m.
Dakota Ladies club Christmas party
witii Mrs. Percy Ullman. 633 North
Winter street. S pjn.
WEDNSSDAY
Mtinnarv RnrHatv. First PrMbrttr.
tan church, prayer meeting room. S
p.m., boara meeanc at x in nrepiace
Hollywood Lions auxiliary with Mrs.
Robert Hanna. 2209 D street, S p.m.
THURSDAY
Willamette university Faculty Wom
en's club, Christmas party. Baxter
ban. S p jn.
Keizer Ladies sewing club with Mrs.
H. M. Broadbent, S72 Sunset avenue,
all day.
Sojourners meet at Salem Woman's
dabfeouse. 1 p-m-
Hayesnlle woman's club with Mrs.
C. fi. Olson, route 7. Christmas party.
FRIDAY
Salem Woman club meeting, club
house. S p.m.. board meetlns. 1 P-m.
Christmas Party
For Club Group
Salem Heights Mrs. William
Gardner was hostess to the annual
Christmas party of the Salem
Heights Womens club on Friday
afternoon at the Salem Heights
Community hall.
Mrs. Charles Davison conducted
the business meeting, and reports
were given on the Marion Feder
ation meeting and on the Chil
dren s Farm Home in Corvallis.
For the program, Miss Ruth
Fields, who has been a missionary
in India tor 28 years, spoke on
Inda and displayed beaded bags,
costumes, scarfs, and rugs, which
were brought to the states by Mi&s
Edna Holder.
Silverton Mr. and Mrs. P. H.
Bliss, Van Nuys, Calif., are an
nouncing the birth of a daughter,
Gretchen Louise, November 29.
She has a sister, Rebecca Marie.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Bliss were grad
uated from Oregon State college.
M Rliss is the former Colleen
Madsen, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Victor 3. Madsen now ox
-HiiicKnrn Mrs. M. J. Madsen. Sil-
verton is the greatgrandmother of
Uretcnen.
Mr and Mrs. J. L Bairey and
daughter, Judy are at Odell Lake
for the winter months, where Mr.
Bairey is employed with the state
highway department. They will be
in Salem over the Christmas holi
days and plan to have friends at
their place on weekends after the
first of the year for skiing. Mrs.
Bairey is the former Bette Staab.
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Auxiliary Feted
At Kinzer's
Hal Hibbard auxiUary, U.S.W.V.
held their Christmas party at
home of Mrs. Charles Kinzer, on
Friday. The hostess served a de
ssert luncheon assisted by Mrs.
Henry Knight and Mrs. Arthur
Holden.
Present were Mesdafnes Arthur
Holden, S. T. Richards. L. H.
Wetherby, W. E. Pugh, Henry
Knight, T. C. Harrington, Percy
Pugh, J. E. Torbet, Chas. O. Wil
son, C. F. McClung, Edith Bane,
J. B. Parker, J. D. Humphrey, M
W. Baker, Joe E. Wood. F. A.
Thompson, Jerry DeSart, John J.
Chaignot, E. B. Millard. Susie
Litchfield, John Bertelson, and
Mrs. Kinzer.
Certificates are
Presented
Dallas Mrs. Hoi lis S. Smith,
local chairman of awards for
Camp Fire Girls, presented an in
formative session for guardian
and sponsors of Camp Fire at then
hall Thursday night. Mrs. Smith
advocated the making of memory
books with individuality and told
of the many phases of her duties
as chairman of awards.
Mrs. Robert Kelly presided at
the session with a model council
fire. The surprise feature was the
presentation of certificates from
the New York office.
.Mrs. Fred. Mardorf, chairman
of the Polk county council, pre
sented the certificates in recogni
tion of perfect attendance to Mrs.
Keiley, Mrs. Casey Fest, Mrs. M.
M. Grooms, Mrs. Eldon Bevens,
Mrs. Leroy Layton, Mrs. Floyd
Youngblood, Mrs. Art Trinckes,
Mrs. Arnold Braden and Mrs. R
G. LeFors. This meeting concluded
the training program of regular
weekly sessions under the leader
ship of Mrs. E. L. MtCleary.
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Reception for
W. J. Ettners
A reception was held December
2 honoring Mr. and Mrs. William
J. Sttner on their 25 th wedding
anniversary. Over 200 called to
greet them. Th affair was held at
their horns on Trail avenue. A
fan-shaped bouquet of chrysan
themums decorated tha PMinteT.
and carnations and fuchsias were
used in the rooms.
Serving were Mrs. Clayton
Jones, Mrs. Bessie Ryan, Mrs. El
mer Lake. Assisting about the
rooms were Mrs.' Donald Ettner,
Miss Be mice Ettner, Mrs. Rich
ard Bain. Newport. Mrs. Effie
Lorenz, Miss Barbara Jones and
Miss Dorothy Radke.
Membership Drive
Is Successful
Camp Fire Girls 1951 member
ship march has come to a success
ful conclusion. The roll was
counted and Enid Wolcott, Execut
ive director, found that 205 girls
had joined the organization since
the' drive began.
According to reports turned in
by leaders, since September 54
new groups have been formed in
Camp Fire's Willamette Area com
prising Benton, Marion and Polk
Counties. Forty of these are Blue
Birds for seven, eight and nine
year olds, and ten new groups ar
girls of ten years and older.
In answer to the girls' plea to
adults to "Hold That Liner by
continuing their leadership, 98
new leaders and assistants joined
the agency. Additional sponsors
and others brings the number to
220 new adult members. Men were
well represented, serving as group
sponsors or on committees.
The Willamette Area Council of
Camp Fire Girls now has 118 act
ive groups.
HOSPITAL. MEETING
Salem Memorial hospital auxi
Uary will meet at the YWCA this
morning at 10 o'clock.
The Work Basket clab will meet
with Mrs. Dennis Stevenson, 19&5
Park ave, Tuesday, for an all day
meeting. Plans will be made for
.the Christmas party for members
and disabled veterans at the home
of Mrs. Stuart Johns, 3790 Monroe
ave- December 18 at 8 o'clock.
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YearY And SontaenJie bt a complsf ronoe of styles
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FUQWOTUQE CO.
275 North liberty -U
The Marion LeU Norris TTe.
leyan Service Guild of tha First
Methodist church will meet to
night st 130 with Mrs. J. Edgar
Purdy, 1525 D street. A soedal
Christmas program and dinner Is
scheduled. Co-hostesses far thsr
evening are Mrs. Norma Shaw.
Mrs. Edna Pickett and Mrs. Sufis
Graham. Mrs. W. T. Dodge Is la
chargs of devotions and t"t.
Mrs. J. M. Hartley wffl gtv
Christmas reading, "The Black
Madonna."
Dallas Post Auxiliary
Plan Party December 21
Statassaaa News Service
DALLAS The annual Christ
mas party of the American Tg1on
Carl B. Fenton post, and its aux
iliary, will be held Friday, Decem
ber 21, at the Pythian halL ft was
decided at a meeting last week.
A program, gifts and treats will
be on the entertainment list for
children and grandchildren of Le
gion members.
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