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SOCIETY CLUBS MUSIC II' I I'll SWiII t A1 SI - -1 - i Around Town . . By JERYAAE ENGLISH A SURPRISE . . ; housewarnun honored Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Luby t their new home on Culver Lane Tuesday night ... a group of friends arranged the no-host party and during the evening a gilt was presented the couple for their home . . . Surprising the couple were Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Elf atrom, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bone steele, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pad, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Holman, Mr. and Mrs. James Mosolf, Mr. and Mrs. Loring Schmidt, Dr. and Mrs. Woodson Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Al Lightner, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grabenhorst, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wicklund, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Skopil Jr, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kowitz, Mr. and Mrs. Hunt ' Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ta bacchi, Mr. andBrs. Gene Vande neynde, Mr. and, Mrs. William Bevens, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Adolph, Mr. and Mrs. William Beard, Mr. and Mrs. Seth P. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Webb, and Gene TanselU .... j Entertaining . '. . a group of friends at their country place. The Hermitage, on Friday night will be Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Splane, wL j are here for a month from Tulsa, Oklahoma . . . The hosts have invited Salem and out-of-town frier ds to an Informal at home and buffet rapper between 5:39 and 7:39 o'clock ... A luncheon . . . Mrs. Bruce F. Pickett will entertain on Thursday afternoon at her Candalaria home for the pleasure of a group of her friends . . . guests have been In vited to a one o'clock luncheon, to be followed by an afternoon of bridge . . . this Is the first in se ries of parties the hostess has planned for this fall . . . bouquets of autumn flowers will provide the decorative note . . . Bidden are Mrs. George Alexander, Mrs. Rob ert H. Baldock, Mrs. James T. Brand, Mrs. Frank Bur lingham, Mrs. G. F. Chambers, Mrs. Carl Chambers, Mrs. Harry V. Collins, Mrs. Therese Crockatt, Mrs. Har ry Dorman, Mrs. Louise Gerlinger, Mrs. Daniel J. Fry, Mrs. Albert C. Gragg. Mrs. Robert D. Gregg, Mrs. Henry Hanzen, Mrs. William L. Phillips, Mrs. W. E. Scandling, Mrs. A. A. Schramm, Mrs. G. Her bert Smith, Mrs. Charles. A. - Sprague, Miss Dorathea Steusloff "and Mrs. Sidney Vincent . For a bride-elect ... Miss Eliza beth Jane Johnson, who win be married to Lt Allan R. Mann Jr. n Oct. 18, will be feted at a pre nuptial luncheon on Saturday aft ernoon when Miss Carol Dwyer and Miss Joan Blakley entertain at the E. C. Dwyer home In Fort land . . . The girls are all Pi Beta Phi sorority sisters at the Univer sity of Oregon and many of the ruests will remain for the Oregon Nebraska game at Multnomah Sta 41am in the evening . . . Among these from Salem bidden to the luncheon are Mrs. John H. John son. Miss Joan Marie Miller, Miss Sharon Brown. Miss Norma Ham ilton, Miss Joyce Armstrong and Miss Bernice Imlah ... I TRAVEL TALK . . . Mr! and Mrs. A. L. Lindbeck are leaving Sunday for San Francisco, where they will sail Monday on the Lur - line for the Hawaiian Islands . . . On arriving in Honolulu they will be met by their son and daughter-in-law, Lieutenant Command er, and Mrs. John Lindbeck, with whom they will visit for three weeks ... the Navy commander FindlistsAre Announced . - Three finalists in the contest for j. "Little Colonel" sponsored by the Air Force ROTC on the Willamette University campus are Miss Sheryl . Stookey. Portland, Alpha Chi Omega; Miss Amy Girod. Salem, Willamette Independent Town Stu dents; and Miss Patricia Harris Portland. Pi Beta Phi. - The "Little Colonel" will be an nounced during intermission of the first military ball to be held at Willamette oh 1 Friday " night at , Crystal Gardens. Bill DeSouzas and . his orchestra will play , for the formal ball between ; and 12 " o'clock. , The three finalists were chosen . from a field of seven candidates from the women's organizations on the campus. . CDA Open House Catholic Daughters of America will hold its annual open house for members and friends at die Catho lic Center tonight at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Lyle Shepherd is in charge of the program. Mrs. Frank Parcher will lead the group In community sing ing and other musical numbers are g armed. Mrs. June Burke heads refreshment committee. is captain of the USS Douglas A. Monroe ... Friends will bo in terested to learn that the Lind- becks son-in-law and daughter. Mr, and Mrs. Ivan W. Cruxn. are moving this weekend to Roseburg . . iney nave been residing at McKenzie Bridge with their three children, jimmy, Gary and Mi chael . . . Mr. Crum with the U. S. Government Forestry Service . . . Arriving ... la the capital Monday were Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Prebert and eight weeks. old daughter, Rebecca Ann, who drove west from Austin, Texas ... they are currently visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8. H. Fro- bert and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Barr . . . Mr. Prebert win bo leaving In a week for daty in the Far East as a field engineer with the Fhilco Co., assigned aa a civilian employe with the air force ... While ho la away his wife and damghter will remain in Salem at the homo of her parents . - A trip north ... for Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Schmoker, who have been visiting' in Seattle and Spo kane ... in Seattle they were guests of his brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schmo ker ... and in Spokane attended the golden wedding reception of Mrs. Schmoker's cousins, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. aton . .-. Returns homo . . . Mrs. William Monroe Hamilton is home from a month's stay at Hamilton Field, Calif- where she visited her son' in-law and daughter. Colonel and Mrs. Ira Wintermute ... the lat- ters children, Cherryl and Randy, have been In Salem this summer with their grandparents and re turned south wth Mrs. Hamil ton . . . A banting trip ... for Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bonesteele, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ! Elf strom. and the Junior Robert Elf stroma ... who have been in Wyoming hunting antelope . . . they also visited In Montana at the Flying Cloud Ranch of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown of Seattle . . . enronte the travel era stopped In Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons . . . Accompany ing the group from Portland for the hunting trip were George Wallace and Dr. E. C. Ruggles . . . Visiting . . . in the capital from Brookings are Mr. and Mrs. Knox, former Salem residents ... they will be here during the week and will also visit in Portland before returning to their Southern Oregon home ... Felicitations . . . go to Mr. and Mrs. . Newbury Close (Suzanne Small) on -the birth of a seven pound son on Monday night at the Salem Memorial Hospital . . . The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Brazier S. Small and Wilbur L. Close . . . and the baby's maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. L H. Small of Turner . . . Officer to Visit Shrine Members of Willamette Shrine, White Shrine of Jerusalem will hold a special meeting on Friday night, Sept. 26 in honor of the supreme worthy high priestess, Mrs. Vivian M. Parrish of Mur physboro, 111., who will make her official visit to the shrine. The 8 o'clock meeting will bo held at the Scottish Rite Temple. A 6:30 o'clock dinner at the Marion Hotel will precede the meeting and will honor Mrs. Par rish. Presiding at both affairs will be Mrs. William P. Lessard, wor thy high priestess, and William H. Mills, watchman of the shepherds. CLUB CALENDAR wfdvxsd AT 1 PLE and F Club with Mrs. Oval Harris.. 751 Marino Drive. pjn. THURSDAY CM Omega Mothers Club with Mrs. Robert Crawford. 1759 Court St, 7 JO Dm. i . SDlritual Sunflower Club with Mrs. frank Mann. 159S Mission St. 1 to 4 Sojourners. Salem Woman's Club- hnuv. 1 n. m. Labish Meadows Gardeners, with Mrs. Patsy BruUca, East of Brooks dessert at 1:30 p.m. Merry Minglers with Mrs. K. Gor don Scott. 4143 SUverton Road. 1 DJn, Lansing Neighbors Garden Club with Mrs. Milton C. Blackman. Z23S Lan sing Ave., 1:30 pjn. - Unit 138. American Legion Auxiliary, Salem Woman's Clubhouse, 7 JO pjn. rtmAT Merry Time dub with Mrs. Jasper Button. 3389 uuncan avs, ijb p.m. Special meeting, Willamette Shrine. White Shrine of Jerusalem. Scottish Rite Temple. S pjn, dinner at Marlon Hotel. 630 pjn. Salem Woman's Club meet at club- bouse. 1 P- m. j.. . ; SATURDAY ; Salem Chapter, OES, Maaonle Tem pie, pjn. , SUNDAY Indoor Sports Club no-host dinner, with Mrs. Grace Webber, 417S Portland Road. 1 pjn. Ctiipal off Deuces A I Beautiful Memorial Servlca Within Your Meant Regardlass of th Hour Call 2212 Sheridan Otto Jr. TeSa HeiJcr lioensod Serving Tam&i3 Catcnty and Are SIIIRIDAn FUIIERAl IIOr.lE $anw Ucgflwi Off 32 Yoars 7 iSilver Wedding Anniversary flL-'.' . - 1 i " . - x it.- v :. W , - . - i 5' y - 1 t . r I - - f ; u -. i i Open House Mr. and Mrs.! Carle ton Brown will entertain with an open house on Saturday night at their resi dence, 937 Arthur War. to cele brate their 25 th wedding anniver sary. Friends aire .being invited through, the press to call between ana 9 o ciocjcj - 1 The couple's marriage took place in Hood River and they have re sided in Salem for ten years. The Browns have a son, CarL who is home from Navy; duty for the oc casion. He is stationed at Nor folk, Va. with the special services division of the Navy. Assisting the hosts informally' will be Mrs. Robert K Patterson, Mrs. W. L. Huckabay, Mrs. Robert Brown and Mrs. Hazel Anderson. Brands Attend Dinner ; i - Justice and ; Mrs. James T. Brand, who - have just returned from attending the Supreme Court Justices and American Bar Asso ciation meetings in Sap Francisco, were in Portland Tuesday night to attend a dinner given in honor of Dr. and MrsJE. B. MacNaugh- ton. The affair was held at the Racquet Club and given by the board of trustees of Reed College of which Justice Brand Is a mem ber. Dr. MacNaughton is the re tired president of Reed College. Mrs. Earl David Rljgs Qewel Oliver) whos wedding took place on Sept 6 at th Zion Evangelical and Reform Church at Gresham. The couple -will live in Salem. The bride is the daughter of the Harold Olivers of Portland and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl H, Riggs of Salem. (Higgins' Steffens-Colmer Studio). Club Honors Mrs. Gragg Mrs. Albert C. Gragg, adviser for the Salem Junior Woman's Club, was honored with an informal re ception Monday night at the home of Mrs. Richard Lankow. During the evening plans were made for a float in the Kiwanis club kiddies day parade Saturday. Mrs. Harry Ewing is in charge of the project which will center around a registering to vote theme. The club decided to staff a booth at the Ladd and Bush bank next week for voter registration. Mrs. Sam Campbell read a his tory of the club, which was pre pared by Mrs. Roger Ritchey. Winners at the games were Mrs. Earl Hampton and Mrs. Virgie Ek trand. Guests included Mrs. Mel- vin Pillette, Mrs. Virgie Ektrand, Miss Donna Bush, Mrs. Mahlon Pengra, Mrs. Vincent Fletcher, Mrs. F. Peter Larson, Mrs. Law rence Barnard, Mrs. Frederick Joehnke, Mrs. W. L. Krause and Mrs. Ewald Franz. Mrs. Clinton Ault, assisted by Mrs. Sam Campbell, Mrs. Wallace Cowan and Mrs. Charles Winken werder were in charge of the pro gram. Mrs. Frank D. Ward was chairman of the refreshment com mittee, assisted by Mrs. Margaret White, Mrs. Wakefield Walker, Mrs. Richard Jennings and Mrs. Bernice Sullivant. Chi Omega Mothers Club will hold its first fall meeting Thurs day night at the home of Mrs. Robert Crawford, 1759 Court Street, at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Robert- Strebig was hostess to members of her bridge club Tuesday night at her home on Howard Street A late dessert sup per was served. Square Dancing To Begin at YM There Is still time to enroll in tne Deginning American square and Round Dance Class and also the beginning International Folk Dance Class at the YMCA tonight. The beginning class in American Squares and Rounds starts at 7:30 pjn. in the big gym of the Y and is taught by Lucille Wilson. The beginning class In International Folk Dance begins at 9 pjn. in the small gym and will be taught by Hans and Caroline Schnoor of Portland. The recreational class in Amer lean Squares and Rounds on the intermediate level will continue as usual at 9 p.m. in the big gyn rwith Miss Wilson in charge. Single men and women are welcome and partners not necessary. ' Symphony to Bo Hoard in Salem This year's series of concerts by the Portland Symphony orchestra u Salem will include three appear ances at Salem High School audi torium under the direction of James Sample. ' The opening concert December 2. when soloist will be Ralph Dobbs, distinguished pianist; February 3, Marie Rongdahl. Formerly of University of Oregon and later a featured soloist on The Hour of Charm; March 3, Rudolf Firkusny, pianist. Members of the Merry Time Club have been invited to a des sert luncheon on Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jasper But ton, 3385 Duncan Avenue, at 1:30 o'clock. This is the first meeting I of the group since spring. I'hen you are feeling well, your world seems al ways ia tone. For Health' and Happiness fast natw rally go together. Why Dot take the first step now toward that happy state? 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