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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1951)
I SO CI ETY Miss Bonnie Dougherty to Wed in South Miss Bonnie Dauhtry. daughter of Mr. nd Mrs. Edgar B. Daugh erty of Salem, and Richard Col Si Ploeger, son of Mrs. Grace pSeger of Oakland, Calif. The 4 cock ceremony will take place at the First Congregational church. Mr and Mrs. Daugherty and on. Neil, are leaving Monday for S? bay 'city to P.Chrutmas with their daughter and to attend the wedding. Mrs. Fay Wells Lien, aunt of the bride-elect, will go Touh on December 27 for the nup- U The bride-to-be Is a graduate of Salem schools and Willamette uni versity. She later attended the UnwSslty of Oregon Medical school and served as medical lab oratory technician at French hos JSilta San Francisco. Sh ii ; now with the Irwin Blood Bank in the baMrUpioeger is tied present tive for the National Battery Co., Inc., with headquarters in Oak land. The couple will reside in San Francisco after their honeymoon. Reception For Mrs. Young On the occasion of her 87th birthday Mrs. John Young will be Sonored at a reception on Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and M. William Fawk. Mrs. Young Is Mr. Fawks grandmother. A group of friends and mem bers of the Calvary Baptist church have been invited to call between the hours of 3 and 5 o clock. Alene Dalke will play several piano numbers during the after noon. , T Pouring will be Mrs. Paul Lar Arr onn Mrs. Rav Fawk. Assist ing in the dining room will be j Mrs. Ray Bassett, Mrs. lorence Ragsdale. and Miss Bertha Allen. Hostesses to Fete Miss Lister Mrs. Paul Hale, Mrs. Rex Kim mell and Mrs. David H. Cameron will be hostesses for a bridal party Saturday afternoon at the for mer's home for the pleasure of Miss Patricia Lister of Portland, who will be married to Randy Davis on December 29 at the Rose City Methodist church in Portland. Twenty-four guests have been bidden to a dessert luncheon and miscellaneous shower. Accom panying Miss Lister to Salem for the party will be her mother, Mrs. H. Lawrence Lister. The Lister family formerly resided in Salem. Salem Credit Woman's Break fast club held its Christmas break fast Tuesday morning at Nohl gren's. Twenty-one members at tended and held a gift exchange. They also brought food for a needy family. Mrs. Tom Pickett presided and announced the next meeting for January 8 at 7 a. m. Mis Alice Louise Ohling has had as her house guest the past few days her Delta Delta Delta sorority sister from the University of Oregon, Miss Meredith Good rich of Baker, who is leaving for her home today. Coming Saturday to visit Miss Ohling is another so rority sister, Miss Cornelia Hoppe of Portland. CLUB CALENDAR. IKIDAT Trinity chapter. OES, meet at west Si; -rt city hall. p.m. Christmas party, rift exchange. Past President. Hal Hibbard auxil iary. USWV. wlUi Mrs. Clyde McClunf, 186S South High street. 1:30 pjn. Garden Road Neighborhood club with Mrs. Jesa Hatch on. Garden Road. 1 p m. luncheon. Bar irbara Trietchle Tent. USWV. with Mrs. Reva Davidson, 499 North 2Atx iU p.m.. Christmas ftlt exenange. American Gold SUr Mothers Christ mas party with Mrs. George Quesseth. 1040 North Cottage street, pjn. SATURDAY Salem chapter. OES. Christina party. Masonic Temple S pjn. Additional Society On Page 8 SPECIAL Tom & Jerry Baiter $1.25 Quart 65c Pini 30 Flavors of Ice Cream ORDER EARLY Pmmpkia. Bsjtterbtie k I e. Earner. Holiday Pudding. Cranberry Sberbert, Let atolls, Christmas Tree Bricks. SaewbaUs, ete. Isold's Homo-Mado Ico Groom 12S5 State Phono 2-32S0 CLUBS Around Town..., ' By JERYME bert C. Gragf entertained with her annual Christmas tea on Thursday afternoon at her North Capital street home . . . The host ess wearing a becoming Christmas red dress and receiving her guests informally ... a popcorn tree in the entrance hall . . . cedar gar lands on the stairway and over the mantel In the living room . . . a larger decorated tree with many old fashioned ornaments in a cor ner by the large windows . . . On the mantel an arrangement of tiny Christmas balls, angel hair and milk glass candlesticks topped with green vigil lights ... A green satin cloth on the. coffee table . . . an artistic arrangement of holly in an antique cut glass compote . . . red tapers in candelabras to which were tied red satin ribbon . . . atop the buffet vigil lights, and angel hair . . . Guests enjoy ing a cup of coffee and delicious plum pudding . . . Among those present . . . Mostly neighborhood friends calling . . . Mrs. George Rossman pouring . . . her becoming hat of mauve with matching veiling . . . Mrs. Harry V. Collins wearing a good-looking grey coat with platinum fox col lar and matching chapean . . . Mrs. B. F. Williams enthusiastic about their new home atop Candalaria Heights . . . Mrs. Paul Karsehnia, daughter of the hostess, coming in after work . . . the Karschnlas now settled in their apartment at The Lee ... A chic block velvet hat worn by Mrs. William H. Lytle with her green suit and carrying a black sealskin muff . . . Teen-agers . . . accompanied by their parents were guests at the delightful at home for which Mr. and Mrs. James Walton and daughter; Elisabeth, were hosts on Wednesday night ... A group of Elisabeth's Leslie junior high friends were bidden and assisting in receiving was her brother, Jeff Walton . . . Elisabeth wearing a becoming red plaid wool dress with stole for the party . . . The Waltons entertained with a simi lar party for Jeff when he was in junior high and many of the deco rations were used at that time . . . The punch table covered with a gay cloth of tarlton in shades of deep purple, blue and green . . . in the center a crystal vase filled with ornaments and candy canes and encircled with green satin ribbon, which had been looped on a silver tray . . . red tapers in silver candelabras ... on the wall above the table a garland of red corduroy adorned with angels . . . several decorated evergreen wreaths on the walls, about the rooms . . . TRAVELERS. VISITORS ... of note . . . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huggins and son, Charles, are leaving by car early Saturday morning for Los Angeles to spend the holidays with their daughter, Suzanne, a United Airline stew ardess, with headquarters in the southern California city . . . The Huggins family will be in the south until after New Year's and will attend the Rose Bowl game . . . Flying north ... to British Co lumbia on Thursday was Miss Lil lian McDonald, who will spend the holidays in Nelson, B. C, with her family . . . Entraining . . . for San Francisco on Sunday will be Mr. and Mrs. IL G. Malson, who will spend Christmas with Mrs. Malson's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Griffin . . . Arriving . . . Saturday from Burley, Idaho, will be Mr. and No fM ... no dark room . j. nothing to add the Polaroid Land : Camera and film do all the work. Pictures art big. beautiful, permanent. Only the Polaroid camera lets you enjoy each picture aa you take it. Com in and see this camera in action today. $89-75 MUSIC ENGLISH Mrs. Alex deSchweinits and sons, Allan and George,, to spend the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Harry H. Belt . . . After Christmas the deSchweinits family will move to Bellingham. where Alex has taken a position with the radio station . . . From Medford ... on Saturday will come Mr. and Mrs. James Shaw to spend Christmas with her parents, the John Carsons . . . they will be joined here by Mr. Shaw's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Shaw of Aberdeen, who will also be at the Carson home for the weekend .' . . The James Shaws will return to Medford after Christmas and will then go on south to San Francisco for New Year's . . . Mr. and' Mrs. Robert Havenick (Marian Carson) are ar riving this weekend from Seattle to be with her parents, the Allan Carsons, for the holidays . . . Bob and Marion are attending the Uni versity of Washington . . . Expected ... in the capital on Christmas eve wil be Major and Mrs. Winston Williams, who will be at the home of her mother, Mrs. Thomas Holman, for the holidays . . . Winston and Grace, who went south this fall, are now making their home in San Francisco . . . From the south .... have come Mr. and Mrs. James Shantz (Joan Smith) and son, Danny, of Glen dale, who are visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shantz, for a week . . . From Haw thorn, Nevada, have arrived Sgt. and Mrs. George Halvorsen (Marcia Moore) to be with her mother, Mrs. George Moore, for the holidays . . . Spinster Ball on Saturday Night At the Spinster meeting and Christmas party Wednesday night at the home of Miss Evelyn John son plans were completed for the group's annual charity ball on Saturday night at the Kniehts of f-Columbus hall. Tickets will not be sold at the door and those plan ning to attend may secure them from Miss Marjorie Thomas at Ladd and Bush or from Mrs. Ralph Underwood at the First National bank. Dance hours are from 10 to 1 o'clock with Urs Wolfer and his orchestra engaged to play. Three of the college members home for the holidays and attend ing the meeting were Miss Ruth Holtzman, Stanford coed, Miss Jean Pickens from Oregon State and Miss Irene McLeod of the University of Oregon. Members brought clothing and food for a needy family, which will be de livered today by Mrs. Roy Edger-ton. Give HerThi$efinie Gift 0 0 ALWAYS AVAILABLE Over 1200 SINGER SEWING CEN TERS, coast-to-coat means wherever you go hW right parts and service are os dose os your telephone. NEW SINGER SEWING WHY NOT MAKE IT THIS CHRISTMAS fOX WIL INFORMATION PHONE OR STOP IN AT YOUR NEARSS1 SINGER SEWING-CENTER ISO N. Ca-mmorelal Phone J-3512 UUm. Of. Open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Until 9 P. M. 3 Co-ed of Month Is Mary Lee Mary Louise Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clare A. Lee, Sa lem, has been chosen Willamette university Co-Ed of the month for December, it was announced Thursday on the campus. The Associated Women Students' gold trophy will be presented to Miss Lee during the first Tuesday convocation following vacation and the Soroptomist club will honor her as a special guest at one of their Wednesday luncheons next month. Miss Lee, a member of Pi Beta Phi, was chosen by a board com posed of President G. Herbert, Dean Regina Ewalt, the student body president, Sherman Bliss, and members of the Associated Women Students cabinet. She is now editor of the Colle gian, Willamette's weekly publi cation, and has served as society editor, campus editor and news editor of the paper. She has also handled publicity for the Wallu lah, the university's year book. Miss Lee, a senior, is also a member of Theta Alpha Phi, dra ma honorary, Cantebury club, UNESCO, and is now serving as recording secretary for Pi Beta Phi. She was a member of Beta Alpha Gamma, sophomore wom en's honorary. Carolee Ward Honor Guest Mrs. Gilbert Ward, jr., was hos tess for a bridal shower on Wed nesday in compliment to Miss Ca rolee Ward, who will be married to Millard Todd on December 29 at the First Christian church. Honoring Miss Ward were Mrs. Pete Case, Mrs. James Loder, Mrs. Claude Case, Mrs. Ella Waddel, Mrs. Simon Cohen, Mrs. Lee War nick, Mrs. Odel Cannoy, Mrs. Ken Corrigan, Mrs. Harry Adams, Mrs. Gil Ward, Mrs. Marvin Todd and Mrs. Bud Linn of dependence, Mrs. John Todd of McCoy, Mrs. George Todd of Perry dale, Miss Eileen Allen, Miss Deloras Hough am, Miss Gloria Hougham and the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Owen have invited a group of their friends to a supper party follow ing the Waverly club's Christmas formal on Saturday night. Thirty have been bidden to the Owen home on Argyle Drive. On Wednesday afternoon, the United Travelers auxiliary met with Mrs. Frank Test. Eleven members exchanged gifts during the afternoon. Hill's Candies k Xmit Hard Mix Satin Ribbon Mix Candy Canes Any Size Butter Cream Chocolates All Made At Hill's 265 N. High Try Hill's Famous Tom A Jerry Batter ''-j-fitV'l? ,mtL SINGER Yt, giv htr a SINGER for a Christmas trVII nevtr forger, for a SINGER, with a century of manufacturing skill behind it, is built to give a lifetime of smooth stitching. and that's not all... With each new SINGER Sewing Machine como these important added advantage SIRYKI o FAMOUS SCIGIR Given with ach new SINGER In the SINGER SEWINO CENTER nearest you. These informal rve lessons, taught by trained sewing experts, provide the background for a life Vine of happy, productive sewing MACHINES FROM Mr. ana Mrs. Brace VanWyn- gar den entertained at dinner Thursday- night at their home In honor of her father, J. Harry Holt, on his birthday. Covers were plac ed for Mr. and Mrs. Holt, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Van Wyngarden, the hosts and their sons, Larry and KicJcie. Miss Spore Wil Wed Navy Man From the east comes news of the engagement of a former Sa lem girl, Miss Elizabeth Spore of Geneva, Ohio, to Austin M. Fields, son of Mr. and Mrs. Smith Fields of Salem. No date has been set for the wedding. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Spore of Geneva, formerly of Salem. She attended Salem schools and is now employed in Geneva. Her fiance is a graduate of Salem schools and is now stationed in Alaska with the navy. r , Auxiliary Feted at Kolsky Home The Christmas party of the Izaak Walton League auxiliary, Salem chapter, was held Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Frank Kolsky. The group exchanged gifts and held installation of officers. The new officers are Mrs. Hom er Robinett, president; Mrs. M. F. Baker, vice president; Mrs. Lee Weiser, secretary; Mrs. Willard D. Taylor, treasurer; Mrs. Weiser, Mrs. Emory Lebold, Mrs. Lloyd Mitchell, board of directors; Mrs. D. F. Coville, publicity; Mrs. A. J. Harnsberger, fish and game; Mrs. L. L. Bennett, entertainment; Mrs. Paul Nicholson, finance; Mrs. Vir gil Allen, dance committee; Mrs. Frank Klosky, cheer c hairman; Mrs. Lyle Fore, social chairman; and Mrs. Lloyd Mitchell, mem bership. A supper was served following the meeting. Cootiette club. 140. met at the home of Mrs. Mel Clemens. Eigh teen were present and brought gifts to be sent to the veterans at Camp White hospital. The last meeting of the month has been cancelled due to the holiday sea son. First meeting of the new year will be January 11 at the home of Mrs. Joe Stirniman. ft I v FOR HIM I ELECTRIC SHAVER g Shick, Remington Sunbeam Shavemaster SCHAEFER'S DRUG STORE I 135 N. Commercial St. C0UXSI CI HOKZ SfWWG II " 1? J V. f .. ll rtt tv jf i r fir l. I It-tit UU. pnil-f-, On Wednesday A Christmas party was enjoyed by members of Unit 136, Ameri can Legion auxiliary on Wednes day night at the Salem Woman's club, with an exchange of gifts. The club rooms were decorated with holly, greens, a tree and red tapers. At the business session the unit voted to purchase pajamas for vet erans at the tuberculosis hospital as Christmas gifts. The grup dis cussed plans to purchase pillow cases for the Scrapbaggers to em broider for the Portland Veteran's gift shop. Mrs. Kenneth Taylor reported on the Marion county assembly held last week in Silverton, at which time Mrs. Jerome Hansen was elected sergeant-at-arms. The auxiliary will send defense stamps to a Christmas shower for the de partment president. Delegates Named Nomination of delegates to the Marion county assembly was held including Mrs. Hansen. Mrs. Jo seph DeFilippi, Mrs. Walter Esp lin, Mrs. Bill Bishop, Mrs. Walter Wood; alternates. Mrs. Archie Chapman, Mrs. William Whiles jr., Mrs. Richard Jennings, Mrs. El wood Townsend, and Mrs. Glen Harbough. A birthday march was held with proceeds going to the good cheer fund. The annual Christmas party with the post will be held tonight at the Izaak Walton clubhouse at 8 o'clock. The next meeting willJ De January z. Refreshments were served by Mesdames Wayne Keeney, Glenn Harbaugh, Donald Rasmussen, Walter Wood, of the Girls State committee; and Mesdames Walter Esplin, Richard Jenning, Jack Johnson, Rudy Pfeiffer, William Whiles jr., and Archie Chapman of the rehabilitation committee. Presiding at the coffee urns were Mrs. Kenneth Taylor and Mrs Glenn Harbaugh. Kappa Deltas met Wednesday night with Mrs. William Ashby, with Mrs. F. G. Rankin, Eugene, assisting. Gifts were exchanged, and a smorgasbord was served later. Mrs. Don Emmerson will be the hostess in January. ANOTHER SHIPMENT FRESH HEATHER Direct $ Per Box Flower Arrangements! . . . beautiful HEATHER! Fresh ... yet it lasts many days . . . weeks . . . aid when dried, lasts for monthsl ' '6 , ... use it in your Christmas flower arrangements. Send it to a friend . .j. It tomes pack ed or packaged in plaid box with Christmas motif. : I ' J " Open So pi Statesman. Salra, Oregon A Family Gathering CENTRAL HOWELXr The an nual get-to-gether of the W. A. Roth and C L. Simmons families was held Sunday, December 16 at the Simmons' home. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rfith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beach and Sharon of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Roth, Allan and Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Earl FOR PROPER FITTING CHILDREN'S SHOES buy SEE ERNIE SAVAGE ACKLIN'S JUNIOR B00TERY OPEN UNTIL 9:00 FRIDAY MGHTS 1 234 N. High Senator Hotel Bldg. iVACUUi IIET7 & i The Perfect Gift . . . ror Every Housewife " 2 Lewyt Demonstrators $79 95 CHERRY CITY ELECTRIC U Appliance Sales & Sorrier V4 440 -n 1 t HE l I' ' ' Mdellan "PLAID-PAK" Heather From Growers Hear Friday, December 21. 1S51 3 Schar, Jason and Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Simmons, Jr., Paula and Jan, Mr. and lira. Philip Sim mons, Steven and Kenneth, Mist Norma Kolln, Medford, Irvln and Robert Roth, Max Simmons and Mr. and Mrs. C. L." Simmons. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Pierre were hosts for a Christmas party and buffet dinner on Thursday night at their South High street resi dence for a few of their friends. DEB0ILT 2 S Low And Down tjd J3 raymeni -, Easy Terma Vacuum Cleaner Exchcmao DtirtnA :2-X7ft2 to You MM iisl r -8 M Friday . ! I t Enough for Several . i" I I- tho Hammond Spinet Organ Every Day on Main Floor i i m 4 ""l"i"f n" f"i"l r - -
