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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1953)
I SOCIETY CLUBS - MUSIC Around By JERYME ENGLISH PARTY iTIME . . . Dean and Mrs. Melvin H. Geist will be hosts for a dinner party Friday night at their Fairmount Hill home for the pleasure of Miss Ethel Lou Stanek and her fiance, Airman 3c Stanley D. Petrulis of Wash ington, D.C., who will be married this summer . . . Miss Stanek is a member of the Willamette Uni versity College of Music faculty . . . her fiance arrived in the capital Wednesday for a short visit during his leave ... Honoring ... the engaged duo will be Prof, and Mrs. Ralph Dobbs, Prof, and Mrs. Maurice Brennen, Prof, and Mrs. Josef Schnelker, Prof, and Mrs. Stan ley Butler, Prof, and Mrs. Willis C. Gates, Mrs. Clorinda Topping, Miss Rosa Zimmerman and the Geists . . . Entertaining ... at a 1 o'clock luncheon on Saturday afternoon will be Mrs. Daniel J. Fry, who has invited a few friends to her South High Street home in com pliment to Mrs. Louis Gerlinger, who will be leaving iff Jane for Portland to make her home ... A tea hostess . . . today will be Miss Elise Schroeder, who is en tertaining a group of friends at the North Summer Street home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer O. Berg . . . the honor guest will be Mrs. Frances Newsom of Eugene, sis ter of the hostess . . . Guests have been invited to call between 4 and 5:30 o'clock . . . Pouring will be Mrs. Ferd Schlapkohl and Miss Eleanor Stephens . . . As sisting will be Mrs. Berg, Mrs. David Duniway, Mrs. Mary Thom as, Miss Echo Yeater and Miss Katherine O'Reilly . . . Cards . . . are in the mail this week to a coffee party for which Mrs. Edwin Keech will be host ess on Tuesday, May 26 at her Morningside residence for a group of friends ... HEADING EAST . . . come Friday will be Mrs. Frank Mar shall, newly elected president of the Salem Woman's Club . . . she Is leaving for the General Federa tion of Women's Clubs conven tion, which will convene in Wash ington, D. C. on May 25 . . . Mrs. Marshall is traveling by train and after the week long sessions will go on to Baltimore, Boston and New York City for a visit . . . En route home she will stop in In dianapolis, her former home, to visit her brothers and sisters for a fortnight . . . Mrs. Marshall plans to be away six weeks . . . Sirs. Luk Johnston, who is cur rently in the East, will also at tend the convention as a delegate from the Salem Woman's Club . . . Leaving ... for British Colum bia Wednesday morning were Dr. ind Mrs. G. Herbert Smith, who will be at Harrison Hot Springs for the remainder of the week . . . Dr. Smith will attend the annual meeting of the Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of which he is a member of the board of direc tors ... Arriving ... in the capital Sat urday from Spring Lake, Michi gan will be Mrs. J. L. Shoemaker, who will visit at the country home of her son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. William Lidbeck, for the ensuing month ... Welcome home ... for Mr. and Mrs. David W. Roake, who have returned from Norfolk, Va. to reside in Salem for the sum mer months . . . Mr. Roake was released the first of the month from active duly with the Navy after four years of service . . . CLUB CALENDAR THURSDAY Auburn Mothers Club meet at School for a tea. 7:30 p.m. Chemeketa Toastmistress Club, Golden Pheasant. 6 p.m. Maccabees. Capital Tent Hive 84D. no-host dinner. Beaver Hall. 6:30 p m. Keizer uadies Sewlnf Club with Mrs. H. M. Broadbent. 872 Sunset Ave., all day. no-host luncheon. Sigma Kappa alumnae with Mrs; Allan Johnson. 543 Knapp St.. 8 p.m. American Gold Star Mother with Mrs. Glenn Larkins. 1759 Park Ave., a m. Hayesville Woman's Club with Mrs. Edward Zahara. 2665 Blossom Drive. 12:33 covered dish luncheon. K.ngwood Unit. American Legion Auxiliary. 6:30 no-host dinner, in stallation, at Kingwood Hall. Mothers Club. Bethel 35. Job's Daughters. 12 o'clock luncheon. Ma sonic Temple. Salem-Council of Women's Organi zations, fireplace room. Salem Public Library. 2 p.m. Labish Meadow Gardeners with Mrs. Joe Hcnny. 7 p.m election. Y-Wives with Mrs. Harold Schnei der. 2920 S. 12th St.. 8 p.m. Hal Hibbard Camp and Auxiliary, USWV. Salem Woman's Club. 2 p.m. Washington School Mothers meet at school, 2:30 p.m. FRIDAY Garden Road Neighborhood Club with Mrs. Frank Ricket. 965 J"air view Ave., 1 p.m. Merry Time Club with Mrs. Gay Deihm. 2980 Silverton Road, 1 p.m. Saiem Woman's Club at clubhouse. S p.m.. board meeting at 1 p.m. SATURDAY Salem Chapter, OES, Masonic Tem ple. 8 pjn. ft CLEANING REPAIRING SS RESTYLING Town .... parents of the young couple, Mr. and Mrs. Granville G. Perkins and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Roake, also reside in Salem . . . Visiting ... in Salem this month is Miss Thais Crandall of Pasadena, Calif., who is at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bruce Crandall . . . Miss Crandall, who will be mar ried on June 20 to John Conklin of Pasadena, is busy trousseau shopping while at home . . . she will leave on June 3, accompan ied by her parents and grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Gould of Portland, for Pasadena . . . the ceremony will take place in the southern city at the Church of the Angels with a reception following at the home of the bride-elect's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Baugh, in San Marino ... Heading north ... on Friday will be Mrs. Nora Thompson, who will spend the weekend in Grand view, Wash with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Emmel . . . accompanying Mrs. Thompson to Washington will be her two sisters and their hus bands, Mr. and Mrs. Zenas Olson of Milwaukie and Dr. and Mrs. G. G .Forbes of Portland . . . The stage show . . . "Guys and Dolls", opening tonight at the Portland Auditorium will attract a number of Salem people . . . Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McCormick will join Portland friends for the opening performance . . . Attend ing the Saturday matinee will be Mrs. James B. Young, Miss Beryl Holt, Miss Ada Ross, Mrs. Ross Hogue, and Miss Helen Lane . . . Going to the Saturday night show will be Dr. and Mrs. Horace Mc Gee, Dr. and Mrs. Maynard Shif fer, Mr. and Mrs. Russel E. Pratt and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer O. Berg . . . Incidentally, the Bergs and Loyal Warners just returned from British Columbia, where they vis ited their sons, Jerry Berg and Jon Warner, at the Shawnigan Lake School . . . while there they attended the annual spring in spection of the C Cadet Corps, of which the boys are members . . . Attending . . . "Guys and Dolls" Sunday afternoon will be Dr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell and Dr. and Mrs. Tom Dunham . . . An other group going to Portland Sunday for the stage show and dinner will be Mr. and Mrs. John H. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Gormsen, Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Haag, Mr. and Mrs. James R. Phillips and Mr. and- Mrs. Wil liam R. Shinn . . . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Drager, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Price and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hamilton will attend the Monday night performance ... In Port land they will be joined by Mrs. Dragers brother and sister-In-lawMr. and Mrs. Robert Good fellow ... the group meeting at the Goodfellow home before go ing to dinner ... Sidelights . . . from the recent YWCA Table Arrangement Con test . . . over $600 raised to add to the building fund . . . The Sa lem Weaver's Guild, winner in the dinner table division, has an nounced the group will turn over its prize winning money of $25 to the YWCA for the new build ing .. . Children's votes . . . are sin cere ... at the above mentioned , , . t i . show an eight year old girl wasn t ;mccH with iho nearly so impressed with the children's birthday table as one would think . . . as she voted for the bride s table ... she re- marked that the children's table i wasn't nearly as elegant as the beautiful bride's table . . . and what realy caught her eye was the wedding cake, one of the first she had seen . . . and a ten year old boy, who accompanied his parents to the show voted for the buckaroo breakfast table . . . the saddle, riding equipment and a hearty breakfast out-of-doors took his eye . . . Mrs. Mains President HUBBARD The Ladies' Aid of the ' Hubbard Community Church (Congregational) will be guests of Mrs. E. C. Boyd, Wed nesday, May 27, 1:30 p.m. Offi cers for next year will be in stalled including Mrs. R. C. Mains, president, who was re-elected at the last meeting in the home of Mrs. June Billington; Mrs. Bil lington. vice president; Mrs. Rus sell Rollofson, secretary, and Mrs. John Morrison, treasurer, who were elected at an earlier meet ing. A piano fund has been es tablished with Mrs. Walter Camp bell as chairman, and $25, the approximate amount of the re cent food sale, voted into the fund. The members also hope to give to the fund individually. Erand ipening v ' May 22 Si "23 At Our New Location - 98d South Commercial Phone 4-65CA of Ceramic Decoration will be Demonstrated. Free Ceramic Demonstration May 22nd Afternoon and Evening by Gladys Workman. The New Raised Paste Method FUEE nEFBESmiEIltS It's The Shed For Greenware Superfire Glazes. We are Distributors f ' v. . I j. f . - : I r y " wi 9 Mrs. Alf O. Nelson who was recently elected pre-, sident of the Silverton Woman's Club. She re places Mrs. Glenn Bried well, who had served this past year. Post Elects New Officers American Legion Pioneer Post 149 held its annual election of of ficers at its regular meeting at the Legion Club. Officers elected were as follows: commander. Al berta Shoemake; 1st. vice-commander, Mrs. Lester Perry; 2nd vice-commander, Mrs. T. D. Gra ham; adjutant, Sabina M orison; service officer, Florence Camer on; finance officer, Marjorie How ard; chaplain,. Mrs. Wilbur Wich man; 'historian, Harriott Belcher; and sargeant-at-arms, Mrs. Isaac Schmidt. Executive committee, Mrs. J. Walter Hewitt, Mrs. Doro thy Allbright. Mrs. W. H. Joyner, Mrs. Murray Baker and Mrs. Hen ry HalL After the election a box was opened, which had been sent from Japan by Marion Morris. The con tents of this box were to be sold and the proceeds to go to a wor thy cause. All items in the box, scarves, little cups, pictures were lovely and sold immediately. The club decided that most of the pro ceeds were to go to help finance the post's candidate to Beaver jsoys oiaie. miss xuuureu vnrisi-y enson, chairman of the Boys State committee, announced that Dan Newberry, a junior at Salem High School , had been chosen by the Post. Harriott Belcher, finance of ficer, is back after a three week vacation to Boston. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Walter Hewitt, 1920 Belle- vue Ave. on June 5. This will be the last meeting before conven tion which is June 17-20 at Sea side. Delegates nominated to at tend are Mrs. Walter Hewitt, Miss Alberta Shoemake, and Miss Mar jore Howard, alternates Mrs. Genevieve Dohse, Velma Davis, and Mildred Christenson. Hathaways to Celebrate Friends are cordially invited to attend an open house honoring Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Hathaway on their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday, May 24 between the hours of 2 and 5 o'clock. Ada Kessel and Charles Hatha way were married in Iantha, Missouri on May 24, 1903, where they made their home until 1916 w lit II lilt y lame LU oaicui, nutit . . ' . . . . they have since resided. t Unit n rrt a n Cnt.m IllUn.n Four children all living in or near Salem, will be present for this occasion. They are Mrs. Wil fred Weathers, Arthur, Phil and Wesley Hathaway. There are ele ven grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Mrs. Viesko a Club Hostess Mrs. Fred Viesko was hostess to the Sigma Kappa mothers at a luncheon on Tuesday afternoon at her country home. This was the last meeting of the season for the group. After the luncheon the women were taken on a tour of the gardens. Election of officers was held with Mrs. Glenn Weaver named president; Mrs. Bruce Crandall, vice-president; and Mrs. Vera D. McMullen, secretary - treasurer. Sixteen members attended and a guest was Miss Thais Crandall of Pasadena, Calif, who Is visiting in the capitaL ' Sylvania TV Featuring Hale-light and Movie Clear Pictures The Music Center 470 N.Capitol Ph.2-5371 Ceramic Supplies -Tranx"i "Mac's China Paints -Harts" for "Firemaster" Kilns. Mrs. Ruggles Is Chairman Officers for Marion County's Home Extension Committee for 1953-54 were eected at a meeting held May 18 at the home of Miss Ermina Fisher, 1176 Saginaw. Mrs. Charles Wright.' representa tive of the Aumsville unit, is the new chairman. Other officers elected are Mrs. Cl N. Ruggles of Prospect, vice chairman; Mrs. Fred McCall of Keizer, secretary;; and Mrs. Norman Reiling of Don ald, treasurer. Other in attend ance were Mrs. Jack Bartlett Of North Howell. Mrs. Ted Lorenzen of Thomas, Mrs. Cornelius Bate son of Pratum, and Home De monstration Agents Ermina Fish er and Pauline Schaplowsky. The committee selected Hawaii as the country for next year's A. C, W. W, study. Mrs. Ted Loren zen will be in charge of this pro ject r- The group also' made plans, for attending Home Extension State Council to be held in Corvallis June 3 and 4. Former county com mittee members will also be at tending this meeting which will include homemakers from all parts of Oregon. . The United Commercial Travel ers Auxiliary will meet at the Salem Woman's Club Saturday night at 8 p.m. Plans will be made for the convention to be held in Portland May 28-30. I v Bros. dcry X X OPEII FRIDAYS m 9 P. II. Trinity Chapter Holds Initiation Trinity Chapter, O.E.S., met Friday night at 8 o'clock in the West Salem City Building. Pre siding were Mrs. Harry Charl ton and Harry L. Miller, worthy matron and patron. " i New members receiving the de grees of the order .were- Mrs. Claude Jorgenson and Lt and Mrs. Charles Rash. Honored' guests included Sylvan West, past grand, patron; . Mrs. Alice Robinsonwpast grand matron and grand lecturer; Mrs. H. E. Smed ley, worthy matron, and Lowell E. Shinn, worthy patron, of Ains worth Chapter, Salem; and Julia Leonard, worthy matron and E. A. Finlay, worthy patron of Ra mona Chapter, Silverton. A trio, composed of Mauryne Nichols, Marca Lee Bryant, and Charlotte Graber, entertained during the evening. It was announced that Trinity Social Club would meet Friday, May 22, at the home of Mrs. J. E. Van Wyngarden for a 1 o'clock dessert Those planning to attend are asked to call Mrs. Van Wyngarden or Mrs. Wilfred Wilson. Silverton Mr. and Mrs. Os car Satern are announcing the birth of their first grandchild, a daughter, Helen Marie, to the Rev. and Mrs. Iver Pihl (Joan Satern) May 12, at San Pablo, Calif. The Saterns plan to visit the Pihls during the summer. Hundreds of Hew Modern Styles! You'll be amaled at the wonderful selection youH find at this great Hogg g Bedroom Group Triumph. Buy and Scrre. - 'i. -C : ' V. Orchestra to Play Concert On Campus The Willamette University cham ber orchestra will give its final concert of the school year on Fri day afternoon at 3 p.m-in Waller) hall. The public is invited at at tend the concert The 25-piece chamber orchestra, under the direction of Dr. Willis Gates, will be heard in four selec tions. Sinfor.ia X Manfredinl Adagio e spicco Andante Non tanto larga Presto Music for Strings Porter Allegro moderato Andante moJto sostenuto Allegro giojoao Trauermusik Hlndemlth Harriet Aller. viola soloist Symphonv No. 29 in A Major. K 201 . Moxart Allegro moderato Tournament Begins Oak Knoll women golfers began their spring tournament on Wed nesday with play to be terminated next week with 18 holes. The day's play was for low net with prizes going to Mrs. Merritt Truax, Mrs. A. J. Cleveland and Mrs. Ed Owen, class A; Mrs. Leland Le fors, Mrs. Ralph Van Blericom and Mrs."Elma Bennett Class B; Mrs. Arthur May and Mrs. Eldon Studebaker, class C. LlOJ m to- 4 IIo Honey Down On Approved Credit GIVEII ABSOLUTELY BEDBOOII SET SOLD. TIIIE OIILY! f i 1 I, TOisrn cuni uzrn lwiurct The? Statesman. Saltm, Ors, OSC Mothers, Dads Dinner The executive committee jof the Oregon Slate College Mothers Club met at the home ol Mrs. Austin H. Wilson on Tuesdjy eve- ning to complete plans for the an- nual no-host dinner for Mothers and Dads to be held Monday eve ning at 6:30 p.m. in the M4yflow er HalL 2135 Fairgrounds Jtoad. Mrs. Wayne Gordon and Mrs. Walter Nelson are co-chairmen for the dinner. Invited are the parents of graduating seniors of Salem High School, who Qlan to attend Oregon State College next fall AH OSC Club members and alumni are also invited, j Mrs. Victor Carlson of Leban 234; N. 6 - 30 ai it '" HP ,a6&k SPRING FREE WITH EVERY HUBBY - LIMITED t ! Easy IHIogg GrediS Serms 0)'P SALEM OnECOM CITY Thursday, May 21. 19531 A on, the new state president of ths) state organization, will be present, and Mrs. Oscar Paulsen, ' past state president, will install the new local officers, f ; Present at the meeting were Mrs. Emmett Rogers, president; Mrs. Carl Wendt Mrs. Edward Majek, Mrs. Al O. Mueller and Mrs. Walter Nelson. Mrs. Edward Majek is the newly elected dis trict representative and will be on the state board. AT , IIYBOII'S 153 S. Liberty 1 Ph. 3-5773 For Proper Fitting Children's Shoos Buy From AA to EE Widths See Ernie Savare ACKLIN'S JUNIOR B00TERY OPEN TIL FRIDAY High Senator Hotel Bldg. mm 33- J3S 38 mi r. i WW! r T -9. e:si Ri3i:a
