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SOCI E.TV C LUBS MUSIC
Around Town .
Bj JERYME ENGLISH
visitors are the incentive
for much of the summertime en-
tertaining . . . with coffees, lun
cheons, oatio parties and at
homes arranged in their honor
... Pretty floral cards were re
ceived in the mail Thursday to a
coffee party for which Mrs. Rob
ert Sprague will be hostess on
- Friday moraine. July 17 at her
" suburban home on Douglas Av
enue ... the affair is . being
i-ranffd in compliment tiMrs
Melvin T. Hurley of Richmond,
Calif- who arrived in the capital
weanesaay ior a iwuuun
iit with her sarents. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles A. Sprague . . .
Arrtvin ... in Omon on Mon-
" A for a three weeks' visit will
fee Mr. and Mrs. Elton Von Kschen
and daughters, Doane and Joanne,
of Mannasset, Long l&iana, rt. a.
... they will be the house fuests
of Mr. Von Eschen's brother and
!ctr.in-Iaw. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
Von Eschen . . . during their stay
here they will spend Prt of their
tm t the Von Eschen beach
i.nm at Wecoma . . . This will be
m. vi Eschen's first visit home
in twentv vears ... In welcome
, to the visitors the EHis Von
Eschen will be hosts for n in
t home on Wednesday,
jul-r 15 at their Fairmount Hill
residence with guests bidden to
call between 5:30 and 8 o'clock to
great the couple . . .
On the agenda ... for Saturday
evening is the supper party to be
given by State Representative and
Mrs. Kenneth Goodall at their
Lake Oswego home . . . the hosts
are calling their party a "special
session of the house of represen
: tatives" . . . Among those bidden
from Salem are Governor and
Mrs. Paul L. Patterson?; Secretary,
"of State and Mrs. Earl T. Newbry,
State Treasurer and Mrs; Sigfrid
B. Unander, Attorney General and
Mrs. Robert Y. Thornton, Rep.
; and Mrs. Lee Ohmart, Rep. and
-Mrs. Robert L. Elfstrom, Rep.
-and Mrs. W. W. Chadwick, and
Rep. Mark Hatfield . . .
Date is set . . . Even though sum
mer has hardly arrived, it's still
time to think of fall fashions . . .
and the Salem Zonta Club mem-
.'bers have announced that their
- fall style show will be an event of
- Friday, August 21 at the Ameri
: can Legion Club . . . Fashions
will be from the Esther Foster
Shop . . . Miss Echo Yeater is
lieading the directorate for the
benefit affair (incidentally, all
proceeds will be turned over to
the YWCA building fund, the
. club's project this year) ... oth
' ers assisting on the general com-
mittee are Mrs. Mabel Clock, Mrs.
" Oscar Christenson, Mrs. Mary
Thomas,- Mrs. Robert L. Elfstrom,
Mrs. Leonard Rowan . and Mrs.
Karl G. Becke . . .
Celebrating ... his third birth
. day on Wednesday was Billy An-
; derson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam L. Anderson . . . the party
- was held on the patio at the home
' of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
William P. Anderson . . . The
Walt Disney theme was used in
the decor and favors . . . Wishing
' Billy a happy birthday were his
grandmothers, Mrs. Anderson and
Mrs. Pearl M. Hill . . . Mrs. Wil
! liam McElhinny, Christy, Jeff and
- Jeanne, Mrs. Rex Bee man and
David, Miss Nita Tole, Ivan and
Mara Pavlov, Mrs. Stanley Salyes
and Denise, and Mrs. Gay Vanden-
burg and Frank ...
A surprise party ... on
Wednesday night for Jean Hart-
; well on her birthday . . . A group
of- her co-workers at the state
house, all college students, arriv
ed at the E. T. Hartwell home
with a birthday cake . . . Surpris
ing Jean, who went to Pomona
this last year, were Coralie
Doughton, Marjorie Mosolf, Doro
thy Swigart, and Marcia Webb .
In Albany ... on Thursday as
special guests at the AAUW tea
meeting were Mrs. Robert Y.
Thornton, the state president, and
Mrs. Arthur Sprague, the Salem
Branch president . . . The Albany
branch entertained in honor of Dr.
Cabeaox of Belgium at the home
of Mrs. R. W. Tripp ... Dr. Ca
beiox is currently in New York
studying on an AAUW grant given-'
by the Albany Branch . . . she
made a special trip west to meet
the members who had made her
study possible ...
VACATION TALK ... Dr. and
Mrs. Arthur Fisher and daughter,
Susan, have returned from a stay
atf their beach home at Wecoma
and a trip south to San Francisco,
Yosemite and Reno . . . The
Fishers now have as their house
guests or a few days Miss Beth
Saunders of North Hollywood,
Calif, and her fiance, Tom Abel
of Honolulu . . . the latter is soon
leaving- for duty with the air
force ...
Arriving ... in the capital Sun
day for a fortnight's visit will be
Mr. and Mrs. F. Glenn Wessale
and sons, David, and Billy, of
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, who will
visit with Mrs. Wessale's parents,
nr. ana Mrs. Don . Smith . . .
During their stay here Mr. and
Mrs. Wessale plan to go to ML
Rainier for a sojourn. . .their sons
to remain with their rrandpar
ents.
Home from a stay ... at their
beach home at Seal Rock are Mr,
and Mrs. Keith Powell . . . they
nad as their guest over the holi
day weekend Miss Mabel P. Rob
ertson . . . Miss Elizabeth Lord
and Miss Edith Schryver have
been vacationing at their summer
home at SealRock the past week.
Leaving . . .Saturday for Nesko-
win for a fortnight's sojourn at
the beach resort will be Dr. and
Mrs. Robert E. Joseph and chil
dren, Bob, Bill, Sally Jo and Pa
tricia ...
A guest ... at the home of
Governor and Mrs. Paul L. Pat
terson for the ensuing ten days is
their grandson, Tad Patterson, of
Eugene ...
Spending . . . the ensuing six
weeks at Camp Tammarack near
Sisters is Ann McKesson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc
Kesson . . . she left for the moun
tain camp on the Fourth ...
News has come . . . from Japan
telling of the birth of a son, Rich
ard Ray, on June 6 to Captain and
Mrs. Virgil Harrison . . . also wel
coming the lad is a brother, Ja
mie, who is four . . . the grand-
Miss Graber,
Mr. Short
To Wed
weaaing oeiii wiu ring on
Tuesday, July 14 for Miss Bever
ly Graber and Leon Short, USA.
whose engagement was announc
ed last year. The bride-elect is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Graber and her fiance is the son
of Mrs. Pearl Short.
The ceremony will take place
at the First Congregational
Church at 8 o'clock with a recep
tion following in the church par
lors. The Rev. Hugo Sword will
officiate at the rites.
Miss Judy Wade of Newport
will he the maid of honor and
bridesmaids will be Miss Joanne
Wenger, cousin of the bride-elect,
Miss cyntbia Vincent of Eugene,
Miss Helen Reimann and Miss
Betty Lou Graber, who will be
her sister's junior attendant
Harvey Short will serve as his
brother's best man. Ushers in
clude Douglas - Raines, George
Hendrickson and Clifford Sexton.
Miss Graber and her fiance are
graduates of Salem High School.
Mr. Snort, who is currently sta
tioned at Camp Roberts. Calif..
with the Army, is arriving home
onight on leave.
Travel Theme
For Luncheon
Travel folders of far-away pla
ces furnished the 'decor of the
Salem Sojouners meeting Thurs
day at he Salem Women's Club.
The dessert luncheon was in
charge of Mrs. John Larwood,
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Harry
Van Horn, Mrs. William Foster,
Mrs. M. A. Stoutenberg. and Mrs.
William Schaumberg.
Mrs. Lynn Woods was intro
duced as a new member and those
attending for the second time were
Mrs. Charles Proctor, and Mrs.
W. E. Murray. Bridge and Ca
nasta were in play following the
business meeting.
Members are invited to bring
their families and guests to the
Dallas Park for the annual So
journers picnic on July 19 at 2
m.
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Mrs. Thomas F. Fought r. and daughter, Kelleo
Shannon, who left the first of July with Mr. Fought for De
troiti Mich., to make their home. They have been visiting
the past month in Salem at the homes of j their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Evans and Mr. and Mrs. Thomqs F.
Fought Mr. Fought will be with the Lincoln-Mercury di
vision of the Ford Motor Co. in Detroit. (Steimonts Studio).
Dinner Party For Mr. Hansen
Mrs. Leo Hansen arranged a
surprise picnic supper in honor
of her . husband on his birthday
Wednesday night at the Hansen
home.
Covers were placed for Mr.
Hansen's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Allport,
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Allport, Kathy
and Deborah, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
DLFilippi, Delores and Joe, Mr.
and Mrs. Reed Campbell .Butch
and Raymond, and the hostess.
Sohn-Baney
Rites Read -
On July 1, the marriage of Miss
Sharon! Baney and Pvt Melvin
Surpriso Party
For Bride.elect
SHERIDAN Miss Joanne
Cranmer was given a surprise
bridal shower this week by Mrsi
Sohn took place la the fireplace WaW Oglevie and daughter, MaJ
room of the Educational Building
of the first Church of the Naz-
arene, with the Reverend William
F. Clay performing the nuptials.
ine unae was. given in mar
riage by her uncle. Theodore
Lord. Missj Carol Werner : was
bridesmaid, and best man i was
Lloyd Walker. Mrs.' Eloise Bing-
enheimer played the wedding
music, i
For her wedding the bride
chose a navy blue suit with white
accessories and carried a white
Bible centered with an orchid.
The reception was held at the
home of the. bride's aunt and
uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Lord. A bouquet of Sweet Wil
liam and carnations centered the
serving table, with Mrs. Arthur
Bingenheimer cutting the bride's
cake and the bride's aunt, Mrs.
Ben Gipson. -oourine.
Following a short honeymoon
the couple will reside in Califor
nia, where the groom is stationed.
Gardeners Talk
Over Problems
MT. ANGEL Fifteen mem
bers attended the July meeting
of the ML Angel Garden Club at
the city hall Wednesday night.
The evening was spent talking
over curent garden problems, es
pecially mildew.N blackspot and
fungus diseases of roses and the
poor seed germination experi
enced by gardeners this year,
Miss Anna and Miss Theresa
Duda served refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. Volney White
were appointed to act as hosts
for the August meeting
xxew Y one s coney island sea
shore resort where thousands of
people go on hot summer days is
so called because it once was in
habited only by rabbits.
ry and Joanne. A mock wedding
ceremony was given during the
evening, after which the bride-
elect opened her gifts.
Guests included Joycelyn Judd,
Dorothy Key and Mary Lou An
dnst from McMinnviue: Mrs. Mer
le Henry of Grand Ronde. and
from Sheridan, Mrs. D. E. Still-;
well, Mrs. Eugene Small, Jeannie
Aaron, Betty Lou Kooy, Minnie:
Kampstra, Frances Gutbrod, Do
ris Suns, Barbara Byrkit, Mrs.:
Francis Wiser. Mrs. Francir
Thompson and Gladys Nordin.
CLUB CALENDAR
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Salem Unit. Renubllean Women's
Federation of Oregon no-host picnic
Wedding to Be
On July 24
I Invitations are in the mail tj
the wedding of Miss Priscilla An
ne Moore and Harry William Ru
sen, which will be an event cj
Friday, July 24 at the First Con
gregational Church.
The bride-elect is the daughte
of Mrs. Chester O. Goodman an(
Marvin L. Moore of Newberg. Thi
groonvto-be is the son of Mr. anj
Mrs. Harry . Russell of Port
land. i -
1 The 8 o'clock rites will be foj
lowed by a reception in th
church parlors.
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