tTho. Statesman, Salm. Oregon. Friday, August 15. 1S52
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SOCIETY CLUBS MUSIC
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Around Town . . .
k BY JESTME ENGLISH
THE PARTY WHIRL . . . Mr.
nd Mrs. Stephen Fouchek, who
with their three children, Barbara,
Stephen and Kip .are leaving next
week lor Phoenix, Arizona to make
their home, were honored at a sur
prise farewell party Thursday
night . . . The no-host affair was
held at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Brace Knapp on Gardner Road
with forty couples bidden to say
au revoir to the Foucheks . . . Dur
ing the evening a gift was pre
sented to the duo from the group
. Assisting the Knapps with ar
rangements for the party were Dr.
and Mrs. Charles Miss, Dr. and
Mrs. S. D. Wiles and Mr. and Mrs.
Conrad Paulson. . .
Honor guests ... at a garden
upper party Saturday night will
be Major and Mrs. Jean Hollstein,
who are visiting in the capital en
route to his new assignment at
Fort Leavenworth, Kansas ; .
Hosts for the affair will be Mr, and
Mrs. William C Dyer Jr. . . The
Hollsteins have been at Fort Ben
ging, Ga. and arrived in the capital
the end of July with their daugh
ters. Penny and Linda . . . while
' here they are visiting the army
major's brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kanz i . .
The ' visitors have spent part of
their time in Portland with her
family . . . Bidden by the Dyers
to honor the HolMeins are Mr. and
Mrs. Charles A. Barclay, Mr. and
.Mrs. Robert Brownell, Mr. and
Mrs. Emery Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Ter
ry Randall, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Kanz, and Mr. and Mrs. Clay
bourne Dyer . . .
A surprise hoosewarming . . .
for Prof, and Mrs. Ralph Dobbs
n Wednesday night at their new
It purchased home at 970 E Street,
the former George Fake residence
. . . Dean and Mrs. Melvin H.
Geist and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Faeth were hosts for the party
. . during the evening a gift was
presented the couple and a late
upper was served ... Honoring
Prafossor and Mrs. Dobbs were
Dr. and Mrs. G. Herbert Smith,
Dr. and Mrs. Marens Maltby, Mr.
and Mrs. Ivan Fowler. Miss Clor
Inda TaDDlnr. Mr. and- Mrs. Mau
rice W. 3tt-cnnen. Miss Lillie Dobbs
of Elmhurst, 111, The Gelsts and
the Paeths ...
A dessert supper ... on Thurs
day mtmt at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Bale for officers, board
members and their wives of s the
Wisteria Dancing Club . . . Plans
were made for the coming season
and dances will be held the sec
ond Friday of each Monday, S be
ginning in October, at the Veter
ans Hall . . . Attendmg the party
nd meeting were Mr. and Mrs.
John Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Wain wright,; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Morrow, Mr. and Mrs. Glade Fol
lis, Mr. and Mrs. Hal DeSart, Mr.
and Mrs. Carlisle Roberts and the
Bales . . . Mr. Bale is president,
Mr. Taylor, vice-president, and
Mr. Wainwright, secretary-treasurer
...
VISITORS, VACATIONISTS . ..
Miss Joyce Reeves, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jay E. Reeves, is ex
pected to arrive in the capital to
day for a weekend visit with her
parents . . . Joyce is a United
Airline stewardess, with headquar
ters in Seattle . . . Mrs. Reeves has
invited a few of her daughter's
former school friends to an in
formal gathering on Monday night
t their. East Nob Hill home ; . .
Here from Hawaii . . . Mrs.
Frederick J. Brannan, a former Sa
lem resident, arrived in the states
fcjr plane on Wednesday for a
aaouth's visit . . . At present she
b in Portland with her sister, Mrs.
Clark S. Paddock, and hopes to be
fa Salem next week to visit her
Many friends ... The Brennans
resided here until they left for
the Islands ... She also plans a
trip north to ML Vernon, Wash,
to visit her son and daurhter-ln-
law, Mr. and Mrs. James W.
Brenman ... Mrs. Brennan will re
turn to Honolulu in September to
torn her husband, Lieutenant Col
oael Brennan. who la stationed
there with the army.
Returning, . . Thursday to their
Attend Wedding ;
In Portland
GERVAIS Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert M. Harper were accompanl
by Mrs. Clara Jones, Mrs. David
.L. St. John. Mrs. Jess C. Adams
and daughter, Linda, in attending
the wedding of Miss Irene For
sythe, a former Wood burn : resi
dent. Who recent! v return 1 frrvm
China where she had spent many
years as a missionary. . r
Miss Forsythe was married
AlietlSt 8 to Pernr Wan
S pjn. ceremony at the Calvary
rxesoyienan cnurch in Portland.
The ceremony was nerfnrmoH K
Reverend E. Kay Fenton of the
rvooaourn restyterian Church,
where Miss ForsvthA 1
A reception followed at the c urch
pariors. me couple will reside at
The Kimberly at Iola, Kansas.
Day at Beach
For Club
A group of Salem Junior Wom
an's Club members and their
children enjoyed a day at Nel
scott on Wednesday. A special
guest was Mrs. Walter I Spauld-
ang, duo advisor.
Attending were the following
members and their children: Mrs.
Wakefield Walker, Mrs. Charles
Winkenwerder, Mrs. Richard Lan
kow, Mrs. Raymond Randall. Mrs.
Irene Childs, Mrs. Maurice Walk-
Mrs. Wesley Goodrich, s Mrs.
Theodore Jenny and Mrs. Richard
iermlng.
home in Denver after a week's
visit in the capital were Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Strickland III, and
cnudren, Clifford. Peter and Ed
ward IV, who were guests at the
country home of Mrs. Strickland's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. su umo Massengale ...
To Neskowin ... Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Hamilton and sons, Doug
and David, are leaving- Sunday for
a fortnight's sojourn at the beach
resort . . . The Donald Burkes and
sons. Karry and Jim, will leave
Saturday to spend the remainder
of the month at their beach home
at Neskowin ... Mr. and ' Mrs.
William Shlnn and children. Ml
ehael and Julie, will leave Sun
day for a week's sojourn at Nes
kowin ...
Weekend Jottinr ... TYr and
Mrs. Horace McGeo and children.
Charles and Susan, will vacation
at Crescent Lake this weekenri.
Joining the Tom Dunham family
. . . Margie 2mitn, wno is attend
ing ine university oi uregon Med'
icai- stcnooi or Numtnif i arriv.
ing- today from Portland to spend
trie weexend with her narent nr
and Mrs. G. Herbert Smith.. . .
Leaving today .. . . for Ashland
to attend the Shakespearean Fes
tival this weekend are Dr. and
Mrs. Charles Mills, who are Joining
Portland friends In the southern
Oreron city ... Dr. and Mrs. Wil
liam C. Crothers and Mr. and Mrs.
C. Ronald Hudklns were In Ash
land last week for the stare com
edy. Stalag, at the Mayfalr The
ater. ...
To Portland ... on Kntirrriav
will go Dr. and Mrs. Chester A.
Downs and daughter, Joan Barnes,
and Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. For
ristel and daughter Anne, to at
tend the wedding of a former Sa
lem eirL Miss Carolie f!nffi
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert
m. coney, and Samuel B. Chir-
man, son oi ur. (jnariotte Chirm an
of Bedarieux, France . . . The aft
ernoon ceremony will tako t1am
at the Coffey home at 3 o'clock
wim a reception louowlng ... .
The bride-elect's sister. Sharon!
will be up from Palo Alto to b
the honor maid . . . The end of
August the Coffey family will go
SOUth to Palo Alto for th mar
riage of Sharon and Jack Burton
uiumberg, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Blumberg of Santa Monica
. . . The ceremonv will rut tw.
formed at the Stanford Memorial
Chanel on August 30 at 4 nVlv
. . . Anne Forristel will bo one of
tne bridesmaids ...
Army Captain
Weds in South
Mrs. Inda Crolev Harris. rl.
lege Park, Ga, and CapL Joseph
w. riester, son or Mr. and Mrs
William Fiester, 4170 Beck Ave,
Salem, were married in cere
monies on Aueust 0 at T .
Pherson, Ga.
Caplain Richards Jungfer con
ducted the double-ring ceremonies
in the Post Chaple, Ft McPher
son, Ga.
The bride wore a palo blue
ankle length dress of nylon net
with shirred bodice, and a blue
veil with a crown of blue net and
orange blossoms. Her bouquet was
of whita carnations centered with
orchids.
Captain Byard Bell.' a signal
corps officer at Ft. McPherson,
was best man. Matron of honor
was Mrs. Andrew L. Clay.
After the wedding a reception
was held at Ft. McPherson Offi
cers Club.
The couple will reside at College
Park after a short wedding trip.
Captain Fiester, who enlisted in
the Army in 1931, is assigned to
duty with tho Third Army Signal
Section. The bride was formerly
associated with Delta Airlines in
Atlanta and Is presently a civilian
employe at Third Army Head
quarters. ,
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Art Work Display
At Festival
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ASHLAND Art work of a very
unusual kind is being combined
with drama and music at the Ore
gon Shakespearean Festival this
season. -
An exhibit of nationally-known
paintings of Shakespearean scenes
by Virginia. Blair, Monterey, Calif.
artist, went on display in the
festival amphitheatre last week
and will remain . on exhibit! n
through August 30, when the fes
tival season ends.
The paintings are mosaics with
painted ceramic tiles forming the
basic units.
Miss Blair, who studied at Chi
cago Art Institute, became inter
ested in ceramics through her sis
ter, Barbara Blair, well-known
California pottier. She was also
Interested in Shakespeare and the
theatre and the unique work is
tho result. Tho paintings have
been on exhibit throughout the
United States.
Second only to art Is Miss
Blair's interest in theatre She
founded . the Wharf theatre in
I Monterey and is ono of its direc
flora. Last year, she was instru
mental in .establishing tha j west
coast American Theatre I and
Academy drama festival In Mon
terey, j
T.:..r
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, I Mr. and Mrs. Gen Garver (Vida Schaefer) whose
wddding look place on August 2 at St. John's Lutheran
Church. The bride is the daughter of the Victor Schaefers
and the groom is the son of the Calvin D. Garvers of Aums
ville. The couple will make their home in Coos Bay. (Jesten
Miller Photo). i i
On Etiquette
By ROBERTA LEX
Q. How does a married woman
sign her name to documents?
A. A woman who was born Ruth
Clark, and who married James:
Taylor, would become Ruth Clark
iayior, ana snouia sign her name
that way, or as, Ruth C. Taylor.
The prefix "Mrs." Is used only In
a letter to a very slight acquaint
ance or a stranger, and always this
prefix is enclosed in parentheses.
Q. When writing a social letter,
is it proper to close the letter with
"Respectfully yours'?
A. No This form is used for
business letters, or when an em
ploye is writing to bis employer.
If the person is of equal social
position it would be better to close
the letter with "Sincerely yours."
Q. When helping oneself from a
dish that is passed at dinner, which
contains both a fork and a spoon.
which does one take in the right
nana 7
A. The fork is taken in the
right hand, the spoon in the left
Surprise Party
At Mason Homo
f i !
JEFFERSON A surprise gar
den party honored Mrs. George C
Mason and Miss Addie Libby Sat
urday evening at the former's
homo; on Main Street. The occa
sion, planned by members of the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service of the Methodist Church,
honored their many years of faith
ful service to the church.
Mrs. Mason, whose late husband
was druggist here for many years,
will be 84 years old on October
12. and has been a member of the
Jefferson Methodist Church for the
past 40 years, holding many of
fices in the church and woman's
society. Miss Libby, who was 81
years old July 22, has been a mem
ber for more than 30 years, teach
ins a Sunday school class for many
vears. She is city librarian.
- Lanterns nung rrom tne Dig
trees on tho lawn lighted the gar
den. The Rev. Elwood Dull, pastor.
gave! a short talk of appreciation
for the loyal support given the
church through the years by Mrs,
Mason and Miss Libby. Mrs. W. F.
Gulvin, president of the WJ5.CJS,
announced the program numbers,
and read a letter from Mr. and
Mrs. j Ivan Hadley, former pastor
and wife, who could not be pres
ent. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Fitzslm
ons sang two duets. An Interesting
part of the program was a Bible
quiz! In which Miss libby scored
one hundred percent. !
Mrs. Helen Caywood : presented
each honored member an apprecia
tion scroll which she had painted
in the illuminated engrossing style
parchment. Before leaving, tho
guests signed these scrolls.
Dinner for Visitors
FOUR CORNERS Mr. and
Mrs. I. H. White were dinner hosts
on Tuesday evening compliment
ing their house guests, Mr. and
Mrs. Grover Ritchie of Oxnard.
Calif. Covers were also placed for
Mr. and Mrs. D wight Ritchie of
St. Petersburg,' Florida and Mrs.
Mary Ritchie of Salem. Other
guests In the I. H. White home this
week are Mrs. L. T. White and the
Misses Sharon and Charlene White
and Mrs. White's mother Mrs. M.
Love, all of Seattle, j
:
Four Corners Tho Missionary
Group of the Baptist Church mot
on Tuesday afternoon in the annex,
Reading the devotional was Mrs
Eldon Franc with Mrs. S. D. Hovey
presenting tho lesson topic on the
White Cross work. Others present
were Mrs. Roy Thayer, Mrs. Ron
aid McDonald. Mrs. E. F. Haus
f eld, Mrs. W R. Gould, Mrs. S. H.
Cable, Mrs. Oliver Rickman, Mrs,
Newell Sanders.
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Silver Wedding
Reception Held
A garden reception was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Garfield
Greenlee on Ferry Street Sunday
afternoon in compliment to Mr.
and Mrs. Fayette Mitchell of
Turner on their silver wedding
anniversary. A large group of
friends called between 3 and
O'clock.
Seven of the couple's children
arranged the affair including Dor
othy, William, Harold, Kenneth,
Shirley, Robert and Ronald Mitch
ell. The eighth child, a son, Wil
bur, is currently in Fonthofen,
uermany, witn tne Army.
Mrs. Carl Rybloom cut the cake
and pouring were Mrs. Melvin
Baker and Mrs. Varnel Sheets.
Miss Minnie Miller assisted about
the rooms and Miss Dorothy
AUtcneu passed tho guest book.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell are char
ter members of the Assembly of
God Church at Turner and have
resided in Turner since their mar
riage. Cecil Rodgers, superintend
ent of the Sunday school, pre
sented a gift to tho couple from
cnurcn mends.
CLUB CALENDAR
rRIDAT
Past Matrons. OES. annual cicnlo at
Mrs. Byron B. Herrick's home, p. m.
xjmxDara raeicnia Tent. DUV. with
aura, naaci lur. rm tuna. nwd dish
luneneon, u:so m.
Part Guardlana. Neiahborc of Wood
craft, with Mrs. Bewio Haldeman. 249
s. coiiara at s p. m.
SUNDAY
Salem Unit 136 and Post. American
legion. family picnic. Dallas City Park,
p. m.
Garden Road Neighborhood Club, an
nual plcnlo supper. Bush Pasture,
p. m.
Miss Forsythe,
Dr. Hanson
Married
Brido-Elect Is
Honor Guest
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A bridal shower in honor of Miss
Marjory J Gjesdal of AumSville,
bride-elect of Donald Jones; was
given by Miss Lois Mltsch at the
home of Mrs. Walter .Ross on
Monday night.
Those present were Mrs. J. B.
Giesdal. Mrs. Glenn Hoerner, Mrs,
Wilferd Kaufman, Mrs. Vera Wil
lis, Mrs. Frances Rawlins, Mrs.
Gordon Woods, Mrs. Franklin
Barth, Mrs. Mary Pomeroy.lMrs.
Dale Mudgett, Mrs. Johannan
Brown, Mrs. Eric Pedersonj Mrs.
Harvey Carlson,; Mrs. Naaz, i Rlrs
Sam Ogle, Mrs. B. Wells, Misses
Marian Fennell, Viola Gjesdal and
Evelyn GjesdaL j j
Shower Honors
Mrs. Capps
Mrs., Carol Capps and i Mrs
Francis Miller entertained at tho
former's home with a shower in
honor of Mrs. Lester Capps on
Thursday e v e n i n g. Blue hy
drangeas, pink stock and gladio
luses were used about the rooms,
Guests were Mesdames ; Lester
Capps, Palmer Williams, ' Frank
Snelgrove, Euell Needham, l Jack
Mansville, Orval Shultze, Edward
Sprigs, Mose VanDell, Leonard
Capps, Miles Carlson, Gerald
Thurman, Florence Thurman, and
Miss Charlotte Posell. . i
Home Ceremony
Unites Couple j j
Mrs. Olive Lang and Lee Howell
were auletly married August S at
the home of Mr. and Mrs H. W.
Cole. The afternoon ceremony was
performed by the Rev.i Lloyd
Anderson. ;
Miss Carol Cole played the vio
lin and was accompanied by Mrs.
Gordon Gleising. Mrs. D. V. Gem
mell was her mother's only at
tendant and Richard Cunnington
was best man. -:
A reception was held following
the ceremony at the Cole home.
Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Bndel are
home from a vacation spent at
Vancouver, B. C. ' I
Of interest to the many Salem
friends of the bride is announce
ment of the marriage of two mis
sionaries. Miss Irene Forsythe and
Dr. Perry O. Hanson, which took
place in Portland on August 8 at
the Calvary Presbyterian Church.
The bride went to China in 1926
under the Presbyterian board of
foreign missions and Dr. Hanson
was a missionary for over 40 years
in the Shantung province for the
Methodist board of foreign mis
sions. Both, who had been serv
ing in the same general area,
were held by the Communists as
spies, along with several other
American missionaries. It was just
a year from the time of their re
lease that they were married.
The wedding ceremony was ac
tually a religious service, with no
bridal procession. The bridal party
took their places informally on the
front pews. Officiating were the
Rev. Bryon W. Travis, the Rev. 1
George R. Comley of Salem, and
the Rev. Earl K. Fenton, Wood-burn.
The bride was given In mar
riage by her brother, E. C. For
sythe of Salem, currently on va
cation from Red Cross work In
Japan. The attendants were the
bride's niece, Miss Margaret For
sythe, Salem, Miss Judith For
sythe, Pendleton, and flower girl
was Sara Jane White, Union, a
grand-niece.
Dr. Kenneth Scott Latourette of
Yale University and last year's
president of the American Baptist
Convention, was best man.
The couple will reside In Iola,
Kansas, for the ensuing year.
Grange Picnic Sunday
The West Salem Grange will
hold 'its annual picnic on Sunday,
August 17 at the Maude William
son Park on the Dayton Highway,
beginning at 1 p.m. All members
and friends are invited to attend
and bring , a lunch basket and
table service. Ice cream, punch
and coffee will be furnished by
the grange. The occasion will cele
brate tho wedding anniversaries of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed England, charter
members of the grange, and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold D. Burns.
Tho Co-Recreation Club will
meet tonight for square dancing.
The weekly picnic dinner will be
held at 6 o'clock at tho YWCA
to be followed by the dancing..
Hostesses Fete
Mrs. Williams
SALEM HEIGHTS Mrs. Or
ville Raymond and Mrs. Lyle
Bayne honored Mrs. John T. Wil
liams on Wednesday evening at
the Raymond home on Madronna
Ave. with a shower.
Guests present were Mrs. Fay
Gooch, Mrs. Leonard Strong, Mrs.
Carl Harris, Mrs. B. Sbiebeck,
Mrs. Lyle Bayne, Mrs. Bessie
Bower, Mrs. Orville Raymond,
Mrs. Ercel Meyers, Mrs. Gardner
Jefferey of Woodburn, Mrs. Lyle
Rogers, and Mrs. William Harring
ton of Vancouver, B. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Colgan,
Dick, Roger and Marilyn of Oak
Hill Road have just returned
from a vacation at Wallowa Lake
and Hells Canyon. The Colgan
children are spending this week
in Astoria visiting friends.
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