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130 Rumsey Hoad, at 7:30 P-m.
Mrs. Elmer Meade will be the
assisting hostess for the dessert
upper. A white elephant sale will
pe a feature of the evening.
The Salem Rolana Club will
meet Monday' night at the home of
Mrs. Ernest Columbus. 2075 N.
17th St., at 8 pjn. Mrs. Robert
Hanna and Miss Juana Holmes will
be . the assisting hostesses. Dur
ing the business session there will
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By JERYMf ENGUSH
GALA WEEK 1 AHEAD . -Instead
of the Christmas social whirl,
it is the Valentine party whirl , . .
never before in our many years of
writing the social column have we
known - of so many parties the
week preceding Valentine's ' Day
. . . two and three large affairs
are ' scheduled for each day . ;
benefit parties and teas . . . at
homes, coffees and luncheons . . .
and come the week end ten for
mal dances are scheduled unless
we have miscounted . . and sev
eral Valentine weddings ... so
it looks like a gay week ahead for
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TRAVEL TALK . . . Heading
South come Friday for San Fran
cisco will be Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Bonesteele, who will attend the
National Automobile Dealers As
sociation convention , in the bay
city . . , headquarters are at the
St. Francis Hotel . . . The Bone
steeles will fly south and plan
to be away a -week . . . Mr., and
Mrs. Otto J. Wilson will also be
among those attending the con
vention in San Francisco . . .
they -leave for the south on Fri
day, taking the Daylight for a
week's sojourn in the bay area
Leaving ... Tuesday for San
Francisco will be Mr. and Mrs.
G. F. Chambers, who will attend
the Western Meat Packers Asso
ciation at the Palace Hotel ...
It was a busy week end getting
settled for the Chambers and Miss
Dorothea Steusloff, who moved
into their newly built home atop
Salem Heights on Friday. . .
Expected ... to arrive in the
capital in another week are Lt.
and Mrs. Richard Lee (Marilyn
Power), who will visit at the home
of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Power . . . They have been
living near Camp Roberts, Calif.,
where the officer has been sta
tioned, since their mid-December
marriage . . . Lt. Lee will be leav
ing for duty in Korea in March
and is now on leave . . . Since the
first of February Marilyn and Dick
have been enjoying a postponed
honeymoon in Southern Califor
nia and Mexico ...
A card comes . . . from the Gor
don" Blacks, who have been va
cationing this winter in Southern
California . . . hey presently are
near Palm Springs and the weath-
Ler has been dengntiui, about uu
every day . . . They spent a month
each in the Redwoods and Los
Angeles and also visited in -San
Diego and Mexico ... During
March they will vacation in Death
Valley . . . Last week they en
joyed a reunion at the home of
their son and daughter-in-law, the
Gordon Blacks, at Oxnard, Calif.,
Where they were joined by their
son-in-law and daughter, the
Dwight Adens of Spokane . . .
MEMORABLE ... for its beauty
was the wedding a week ago of
Suzanne Huggins and Lloyd Ra
mey . . . St. Paul's Episcopal
Church filled with guests . . .
dozens from out-of-town ... A
springlike setting . . . all pink and
white flowers . . . even pink tap
ers at the chahcel rail and marking
the aisle . . . Ohs and ahs for
the beautifully frocked brides
maids . . . The bride so radiant
. . . with her bouffant lace and
tulle gown she carried a lovely
lace handkerchief made in Ma
jorca, Balearic Islands, off the east
coast of Spain . . . and brought to
Suzanne from Mrs. Daniel J. Fry
. . . The feride's bouquet of double
white tulips later caught by her
attractive cousin,' Jean Millholen
of Eugene '. . . The wedding day
was also Suzanne's birthday . . .
The reception ... the Charles
Huggins' home colorfully decor
ated with spring bouquets of pink
snapdragons, stock and tulips . . .
The receiving line at one end of
the spacious living room . . . The
six, pretty attendants resembling
a spring garden . . . their green
tulle frocks and exquisite, round
bouquets of varigated pink tulips
tied with pink satin ribbon . . .
The bride's mother receiving many
comments' on her most attractive
gown of mauve organza accent-
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pring-etched straw
charms the new-stason shell
. . fo put you in the prettiest spring light,
this sparkling edition of the gently arching, flattering shell.
In two tones, as pictured, or in solid colors.
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ed with pink satin . . . instead of
the . usual shoulder corsage she
pinned a bunch of pink bouvardia
at the waistline . --The
bride-a uble ... . further:
carrying out the pink and green
decor. ; . . An ice green organdy
cloth enhanced - with eyelet em
broidery and pink satin ribbon . . .
The 'handsome ; cake,', made of
round - square- tiers, in the- center
and flanked by pink twisted tap
ers in silver cahdelabras . . . en
circling the. cake pink -bouvardia
and ' f reesias with pouffs 1 of - the
eyelet embroidery ... the corners
of the cloth caught with the same
flowers and pouffs with pink rib
bon ' . . . The punch tables ar
ranged in the play room . .. . both
covered with green cloths shot
with silver metallic . '. . The gifts so
artistically arranged in one . of
the upstairs bedrooms 7 . '. a love
ly array of silver, china and crys
tal t . . 1 besides many of the use
ful t gifts, which 'are a must to
start housekeeping ...
From out-of-town . . . Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Fox down from
Portland t and - joining the Asel
Eof f s ... Mrs. Fox wearing a
dramatic one-shoulder gown of
black taffeta .: . The Robert Haw
kins up from Astoria ... their
son? Paul, to marry Nancy Miller
in June ... The Bruce Spauld
ings here from Portland and ac
companied by their youngest
daughter. Jean . The Palmer
Macdonalds of Portland joining
the Ronald E. Jones for the nup
tials . . . The Herbert Darbys, also
of. Portland, coming in with the
Breyman Bolses . . . Mrs. Darby
wearing a becoming grey taffeta
gown . . .
More of same ... Mrs. James T.
Brand and the Wendell Webbs
greeting and reminiscing with
their Coos Bay friends, who were
up for- the nuptials . . . mostly
relatives of the bride . . . including
Mr. and Mrs. George Huggins and
Mr. and Mrs. 'Horace Byler : ' ;
A foursome . . . Mr. and -Mrs. Al
fred Geriinger and Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Gerlinger of Dallas ... the
tatter's handsome gown of bur
gandy taffeta combined with pale
pinkand a tiny pink hat ... Good
looking Joanne Blaxall down from
Portland and squired -by -her
fiance,-Gene Bartu . . ..their en
gagement just announced . . ; Joanne-
stunning in a red velvet
sheath' '. : v.- r i i
; Others f rem , Portland ; . , . Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Mann with Mrs.
Taylor Hawkins and Herb Brassel
. . . Mrs. Mann wearing a: beauti
ful ranch mink stole with her eve
ning gown ... Of the young mar
rieds ... Roger and Barbara
Wagner . . . Donald and Barbara
Crouch . . . The Wagners expect
ing to mdve into their newly built
Portland home this week end ". i .
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bailey up
from Rose burg and greeting their
many Salem friends ". . ,' she in a
most becoming deep violet and
gold print gown ...
Here and there . . Mrs. Lewis
Griffith accompanied by her son,
John, who is in his junior year at
dental school ... Mrs. Ralph E.
Purvine wearing a handsome er
mine stole with her taffeta gown
. . . Mrs. Daniel J. Fry distinctive
in her shell pink crepe gown ac
cented with American Beauty
shoes and satin purse and pinned
to her dress a corsage of Ameri
can Beauty roses . . . her daughter-in-law,
Peggy Fry, (Mrs. Dan
iel - Jr.) wearing a- lovely black
velvet gown . . . Mrs. Wolcott
Buren's pretty black velvet gown
adorned with beading around the
neckline ...
Showers of rice . . as the new
lyweds departed on their honey
moon . . . Sue and Lloyd return
ing to Salem to make their heme
. . . A wedding long to be remem
bered ...
Mrs. Hubert L. Williamson will
be hostess to St. Cecilia's Guild of
St. Paul's Episcopal Church at her
Kingwood Heights home, 10S0
Pali Drive, Tuesday night a 8
o'clock. Mrs. Donald Barnick will
be the co-hostess.
The Stcrtesman, Salem, Oregon. Sunday. February 8. 1SS3 3
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VALENTINE
GIFTWARES
There's good browsing In our gift shop. Everything from
greeting cards to fine china, crystal glass, pottery and
metals. Shop through for suggestions.
VALENTINE GLOVES;
BAGS ..... $2.98 to $35.00
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handbag gift. Miller's show all the newest leathers and
fabrics of the new season. Also Hansen's new spring
gloves ... white nylon with red stripes with matching
flower for Valentines is here!
VALENTINE
HANKIES .
. . . many unusual designs In Valentine motif are to be
found in the large displays of Valentine hankies. Color
ful! Good quality!
NYLON
STOCKINGS
RUSSELL-STOVER
CANDIES
... what Is sweeter than a box ef Russell-Stover's
fine chocolates or kitchen tailored eandjes? Miller's
just received a fresh shipment of Russell Stover's .
In Valentine gift boxes . . . heart shapes with vio
lets, satin ribbon etc. In three sixes. .
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. . . Belle-Sharmeer ... Holeproof ... Schlaparelll . . .
Theme . ; . Cameo are all to be found at Miller's. The
finest brands of nylons in all the wanted spring shades
and weights. Shop Miller's for ber Valentine gift of
stockings. Our salesgirls will help you select them.
. . . A sweetheart f a necktie on St. Valentine's Day will
please the man of your Uf e and will . he like your
choice! See the noted nationally advertised brands at
Miller's this week . . . select ene or two and have them
K't wrapped, or better still, throw la a couple of Man
ttan or Van Heusen shirts for good measure. .
Valentine Gifts -Smartly
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Appropriately gift boxed for yew Val- ;
.entine, these are exquisitely done to emu- '
late or rival expensive ones. See' these 'fire
pals in the costume' Jewelry section tomorrow.
quality, he finds there. And choosing Is so easy there because they
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. . . New! The season's finest greeting cards for Valentines
Day are at Miller's. Come choose Just the right senti
ment. Also Valentine gift wrapping papers and ribbons.
Gift shop.
Costume Jewelry
Valentine Specials. 7Se
... a special purchase of
truly good quality costume Jew
elry in smart new spring designs.
Fire engine red chokers with earrings
to match. Others In pearL rhlnestone.
- gold, silver etc. Special group of. rhlne
stone chokers at this lew price.
LINENS .
$5.95 to $50.00
LINGERIE
$1.00 to $35.00
. . . what woman wouldn't like a fine linen er satin table
eloth or luncheon cloth for Valentine's Day? Snow white
and pretty -pastels. Downstairs. ' - - - j
If he shops Millers lingerie section for your lingerie Valentine
gift the will like the great assortments of famous brands and good
quality he-finds there. And choosing Is se easy there because they
have experts to help him make the right choice. Gift wrapped, ef
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