6 (Sec I) Statesman, Salem, Or. Wtdnttu July IS. 1953
SOCIETY CLUBS MUSIC
lAround Town ...
! By JERYME ENGLISH
PARTY TIME . . . A delightful
event of Monday night was the
informal musical and garden
party given by Mr. and Mrs. Wil
fcam Fawk at their North 22nd
Street home . . . The Fawks are
planning a series of similar af
fairs during the summer . . . the
Occasion was to show guests thei
new pipe organ, which they pur
chased from Mrs- T. A. Livesley
; . . The organ, which many Se
vern people heard during the
years it was at the Livesley home,
ias taken almost a year to install
; . . there are nearly a thousand
pipes and guests had an opportu
nity to see the organ loft . . .
it is one of the largest residential
organs in the country today . . .
During the evening Mr . Fawk
played for the guests . . . even
the guest: strolling about the gar
dens were able tc enjoy the mu
sic . , . Refreshments were served
during the evening in the dining
room by Mrs. Fawk . . . Bouquets
of summer flowers provided the
decor about the roams ...
Flying south . . . to Long
Beach, Calif, this week will be
Mrs. Charles Flltton and son,
Charles, who win join LL Flitton
in the southern city . . . Later is
the summer the Flittons will go
on to the naval officers' new as
signment at Vkksbnrg, Miss. . . .
Lt. Flitton, who had just arrived
home from Korea, returned to
California this weekend after a
short leave in Salem ... Tuesday
night Mrs. William R. Shinn in
vited a few of Mrs. Flitton's
friends over to her Leslie Street
home to say an revoir to the pop
alar young matron ...
A luncheon hostess ... on Mon
day was Mrs. John Carson, who
entertained at her South Com
mercial Street home for the
pleasure of Mrs. Hugh Copeland
of San Francisco, who had come
north for the Marquam family
reunion this weekend . . . Honor
ing the visitor were Mrs. Wallace
AHbright Miss Kreta AUbright,
Mrs. Henry Asboe, all of Mar
quam, Mrs. Alice Quinn of Glad
stone, Mrs. E. L Bragg. Mrs.
Mona Matlock and the hostess . . .
..Honor guest . . at a shower
Tuesday night was Bin. John F.
Brown, when Mrs. Gilbert Bannis
ter entertained at her Kenwood
Avenue home ... A late supper
was served by the hostess . . .
Honoring Mrs. Brown were Mrs.
Homer J. . Conklin, Vtn. T. J.
Bland, Mrs. Bess Barry of. Olym
pian Wash Mrs. Frederick
Sproole, Mrs. Donald Ettner, Mrs.
Dale Worthingtom, Mrs. Leonard
Howe, Mrs. Kathryn Daniel. Mrs.
Loyd Bobbitt, Mrs. Charles Matti
son and the hostess. -VISITORS
OF NOTE . , . Guests
at the home of' Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn E. McCormick are Mrs.
Margaret Ward and her daugh
ter. Miss Edith Eddy Ward of
Palm Desert, Calif. . . . The visit
ors are traveling in the Pacific
Northwest, having come north
from a stay in San Francisco . . .
While they are here the McCor
micks will entertain their guests
at their summer place at Devils
Lake ... a guest of Glenda Lou
McCormick this week is Mike
Henningsen of Portland . . . the
two families have adjoining
homes at the Lake . . .
Arriving ... in the capital
Monday was Robert R. Johnson,
who has been in Athens for nearly
two years . t . he is a guest at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace B. Johnson ... Mrs.
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CAPITOL SHOPPING CENTER
Johnson and the
beth Ann, : Brian
have been visiting in Kansas City
with . her family since arriving
in the states the first of July, wCl
fly west this weekend to join her
husband j. L t The Johnsons for
merly resided in Salem and ex
pect to be here a month ... Mr.
Johnson has been with the Mutu
al Security- Administration in
Athens . .
Flying north ... this weekend
from their home in Sacramento
will be Dr. and Mrs. William Par
ker and children, Kathy, Susan
and Randy, who will visit with
Dr. Parker s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. W. Parker, for several
days . . . i
Here from Seattle ... for a
short visit is Miss Zella Hopson,
who is the house guest of her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Hendricks ...
House guests ... of Colonel
and Mrs. William C. Ryan at
their country home have been
Mrs. Ryan's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Paul Ten
ney, and sons, Peter, Stuart and
Phillip . . 4 Mr. Tenney is in the
diplomatic service, having recent
ly returned from Bermuda . - .
the family is now visiting en the
West Coast, Seattle and Salem
... he is now awaiting assign
ment and will report back to
Washington, D. C. . . .
Visiting i . . . in Salem from 1
Redmond the past week have
been Mrs. John Copenhaver and
children, Karen, John, Bill and
Jim . . . they were guests of her
mother, Mrs. Lewis Griffith . . .
Mr. Copenhaver joined his family
here for the weekend and accom
panied them home . . .
Home . . . from a month's va
cation is Miss Nancy Stuart, who
has been visiting in Portland . . .
during that time she enjoyed a
trip to Southern California with
her parents ...
A family reunion ... the first
time the five children of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Denham have been
home together since 1927 . . .
Coming from afar were Mr. and
Mrs. Burr ell Denham of Arkan
sas City, Kansas and Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Denham and children,
Helen, Charles, Carol and Gene
of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma . . .
Joining the visitors for a family
picnic on Saturday at the West
Salem Park were the other chil
dren and their families . . . Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Denham of Keizer,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Denham,
Patricia, rank, Colleen and Pam
ela of Lebanon . . . and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Ramage and Alan
and Ricke . . . Also joining the
group were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Guthrie and daughters, Joyce and
Judy ...
CLUB CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY
No-host lunch. Franco Colgan's,
1280 Oak Hill Ave., Salon chapter
Order of Eastern Star, U noon.
THURSDAY
Thimble Club, Neighbors of Wood
craft, covered dish picnic at home
of Dr. and Mrs. O. W Scott. 1360
South Liberty Street.
FRIDAY
Past " Guardians. Neighbors of
Woodcraft. Mayflower Hall.
Barbara Frietchie Tent, DUV. noon
picnic with Mrs. Elmer Ray, Fruit-
Mrs. Oehler
President
SILVERTON Mrs. L. P. Oehler
was installed as president of Del
bert Reeves unit 7, American Le
gion Auxiliary in the annual for
mal ceremonial held Monday
night. Mrs. Fred Lucht, past presi
dent of District 2, was the install
ing guest officiaL
Assisting officers inducted were
Mrs. Robert Allen, immediate
past president, and Mrs. Ralph
Francis, junior past president
Also installed were Mrs. Albin
Noren, first vice president; Mrs.
Bruce Billings, second vice presi
dent; Mrs. Ernest Starr, secre
tary; Miss Ruth Lorenzen, corres
ponding secretary; Mrs. Mae Hig
inbotham, treasurer; Mrs. Glad
wyn Hamre, historian; Miss Mar
gie Moseng, sergeant-at-arms;
Mrs. Dewey Allen, chaplain.
The meeting was joint with that
of the American Legion post, pre
ceding the social and supper hour
at Legion and Unit hall club
rooms
Miss Beverly
Graber Now
Mrs: Short
The First Congregational
Church was the setting for a
beautiful midsummer wedding
Tuesday .night when Miss Beverly
Jean Graber, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Graber, became the
bride of Kermit Leon Short, son
of Mrs. j Pearl Short. It was at
8 o'clock that the Rev. Victor
Hugo Sword officiated at the nup
tials before a background of
white daisies, white hydrangeas
and yellow lillies flanked bv
white tapers.
'Ronald Craven was the soloist
and Jean Hobson Rich played the
wedding: music and accompani
ments. For her wedding the bride
chose a handsome gown of white
satin fashioned entrain with a
full skirt and fitted bodice with
tiny buttons from neckline to
waistline in front Her fingertip
nylon tulle veil cascaded from a
tiara of white satin adorned with
seed pearls. She carried a white
Bible topped with a white orchid.
Walk Before the Bride
rive pretty attendants pre
ceded the bride to the altar. Miss
Judy Wade of Newport was the
honor' maid and wore an orchid
dotted Swiss floor length gown
with scalloped neckline. The sash
and headband were of a deeper
shade and she carried a colonial
nosegay -of ; yellow and orchid
white silk suit embellished with
rhinfstone and black accessories,
for fier daughter's nuptials. Her
flowers were yellow alsternaira.
Mrs. Short attended her son's
marriage in a grey costume suit
with navy accessories and her
corsage of pink alsternaira.
Reception follows
The newlyweds greeted their
guests at a reception1 in the
church parlors. Presiding at the
coiiee urns were Mrs. Kay Graber,
aunt of the bride, and Mrs. Charles
Musser. Cutting the cake were
Mrs. A. M. Vincent and Mrs. E. A.
Brown, aunts of the bride. Assist
ing were Miss Dorothy Short, Mrs.
Ted BusselL Miss Phyllis Graber,
Mrs. Kenneth Dick and Miss Lu-
cinda Cottman.
The couple will spend their
honeymoon at the Oregon beaches.
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For I going away the new Mrs.
Short changed to a navy blue and
white suit with white accessories..
Ta her ensemble she pinned a
white orchid. The couple will be
at home in Salem temporarily and
aftej : his , leave terminates Mr.
Short will return to his army base '
at Camp Roberts for advanced
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Installing sergeant-at-arms was ! daisies , and sweet peas. Brides-
Mrs. T. P. Heidenstrom: acting
second vice president, Miss Ina
Harold; chaplain, Mrs. Roscoe
Reeves; historian, Mrs. Lews
Hall; president Mrs. C. J. Towe;
treasurer, Mrs. John Demas; sec
retary, Mrs. Florence Schlaebitz;
vice president, Mrs. Arthur Got
maids were Miss Joanne Wenger,
Miss Cynthia Vincent of Eugene,
cousins : of the bride, and Miss
Helen Reiman, who wore pink
dotted Swiss frocks styled like
the honor attendants with deep
pink sashes and headdresses.
They carried nosegays of pink
tenberg; junior past president,! and white sweet peas and daisies.
Mrs. Ralph , Francis; sergeant-at-1 The junior bridesmaid, Betty Lou
arms, Mrs. S. A. Pitney, and musi-j Graber, sister of the bride, wore
cian, Mrs. Frank Powell. j a yellow dotted Swiss frock and
All members of the installing her nosegay was of yellow and or
team directed by Mrs. Heiden-! chid flowers.
it! uJUU
V
strom, have served as past-presi-:
dents.
Mrs. T. P. Heidenstrom read a
letter from Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Lorenzen now stationed at Guam
in federal service. The Lorenzens
are members of the Silverton post
and auxiliary. Mrs. Lorenzen is a
past president of the local unit.
Two meetings during the month, j
aside from Monday night's are j
the annual picnic, Sunday, July j
19, and the retreat to the Clifton!
Dickerson Abiqua summer home,
Sunday, July. 26.
Harvey Short stood with his
brother as best man. Seating the
guests were Douglas Raines,
George Hendrickson and Clifford
Sexton.
Mrs. Graber selected an oyster
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