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By JERYME ENGLISH I week was Mrs. Waiter D.
I Thomas . . . she , went south a
nuptial party Thursday night was
Miss Barbara Crawford, who will
be married to Louis Bruner j on
Saturday . . . Mrs. Richard Gahls
dorf, who will be one of Bar
bara's attendants, was hostess for
the party at her home on Willow
Street ... A dessert supper was
served and a miscellaneous show
er feted the future Mrs. Bruner
... Honoring the bride-to-be
were her mother, Mrs. Robert
Crawford, Mrs. John H. Johnson,
Mrs. Roger M. Schnell, Mrs. Wil
liam Hughes, Mrs. Donald Wells,
Mrs. Bill Marti nand Mrs. Gahls
dorf ...
Fete bridal party . . . Mr. and
Mrs. Chester O. Goodman enter
tained at dinner Wednesday night
at their North 19th Street home
for the pleasure of Miss Priscilla
Anne Moore and her fiance,
Harry William Russell . . . the
affair preceded the wedding re
hearsal and bidden were mem
bers of the two families and the
bridal party ...
A welcome hoire . . . party for
Teddi Schlesinger, who has been
' in the East the past month with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sol
Schlesinger . . . the party was
given by Larrie Lou Osterman at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Osterman, with
Margie Rheam, daughter of the
Alvin Rhcams, assisting infor
mally ... During .the evening
Teddi told the guests about her
trip to New fyrk ind Massachu
setts, where she visited with her
grandparents and friends of the
family . . . A late sapper was
served by the hostesses .-. . Hon
oring Teddie were Mary Clare
Mooney, Pat Sexton, Edith An-
lrus Diane Emigh, Ann Fallin,
Elsie Burke, Diane Miller, Vicki
Ward, Judy Porter, Geri Mess-
mer, Betty Burnside, Margie
Rheam and Larrie Lou Osterman.
An revoir parties . . . for Mrs.
Ernest C. Knapp prior to her de
parture next week for Yokohama
to join Colonel Knapp . . . Mrs.
Knapp and their two daughters,
Carol and Mary, will leave from
Seattle the end of July for Japan,
where the Army colonel is chief
of MAPS at headquarters, AFFE,
Yokohama . . . Colonel Knapp
has been in Korea the past year !
and recently was transferred to ;
Japan . . .On Wednesday Mrs.
Harry Miller entertained at
luncheon for the pleasure of the
traveler and gji Thursday after
noon her sister-in-law; Mrs. Claud
Jorgenson, was hostess for a
bridge party at the Jorgenson
summer home on the Macleay
Road . . . Saturday the Knapps
will go to Gear hart to visit her
brother and sister-in-law, the Roy
Persons . . . and on Monday the
Charles Unruhs will take Mrs.
Knapp and the girls to Fort Law
ton, Seattle . . . Enroute they
will stop in Tacoma to visit long
time friends of the Knapps, the
Martin Hoffmans . . . "Also here
to say f rewell to her sister is
Mrs. Esther Grant and daughter,
Barbara, of Toledo . . . they are
guests at the country home of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Person . . .
Visitors . . . feted at informal
parties . . . Mr. and Mrs. Elon
Von Escben, who are here from
Mnhasset, Lon Island, N. Y., as
guests of his brother and sister-
in-' :w, the Ellis Von Eschens, j
w e honor guests at an infor-
mal dinner party for which Mr.
and Mrs. Henry ' A. Simmons j
weve hosts at their Candalaria j
lli?hts home Wednesday ni?ht
... A few friends were bidden ;
t -ireet the visitors . ". . This
wc 'iend the Von Eschens and
t; house guests will be at ML
lTiod as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Shearer at their mountain
home near Rhododendron . . .
tfce first of next week the Von
Eschens will take their guests to
Wecoma to vacation at their
beach home . . .
Expected ... in the capital this
weekend for an extended visit i
are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Wil
son of Honolulu, who arrived in !
the States Wednesday on the
Lurline . . . they will visit a few
days in San Francisco before
coming north . . . While in Salem
they will visit their niece and
her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Henry -t
A. Meyer ... j j
Guests ... in Salem the past h
month from Long Island, N. Y., j
have been Mr. and Mrs. Lindon j j
Pierce, who visited at the coun- j ;
try home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred ( $
A. Henderson ... the Pierces left
for the East on Monday ...
Returning ... to the capital j i
Thursday from Newport Beach, p
Calif., where they attended" the j
third National Boy Scout Jam- g
boree were Mr. and Mrs. William ; ;:i
L. Phillips . . . they made- the ! f
trip by plane ... most impres- , H
sive event of the Jamboree ac- f
cording to Mrs. Phillips was the i
candlelight ceremony, where each s
of the 50,000 Scouts held a can 1
die . . . Judge and Mrs. W. W.
McKinney were also in Southern p
California to attend the Jam-
boree ... ;
a n mnf k ( rr f f n n rl
Mrs. J. D. Berwic, son, Doug Ber
wick, and Miss BorJnie Hagen . . .
v Mr. Berwick left f or California
the end of June and visited f or a i
fortnight with his two brothers
nd their wives, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Berwick at Walnut Creek
and. with Mr. and Mrs. David
Berwick at Monterey ... Mrs.
Berwick, Doug and Bonnie joined
him on July 13 at Monterey . . .
The four then visited in CanneL
Pacific Grove, Santa Cruz, Yo
semite, San Francisco, Reno and
Crater Lake .
fortnight ago by car with her
d a u g h t e r-in-law, Mrs. Dean
Thomas, and her children, Chris
tine and Walter . . . In Long
Beach Mrs. Dean Thomas met
her navy lieutenant husband, who
has returned from duty in Ha
waii . . . The family will remain
it Long Beach while Lt. Thomas
is stationed there . . .
From New York . . . comes
news of the birth of a son, John
Elliott, to Mr. and Mrs, William
Poorman (Joan Elliott) on
Thursday in Syracuse , . . The
lad tipped the scales at eight
pounds, three ounces . . . The
proud grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. F. W. Poorman and Mr. and
Mrs. John J. Elliott of Portland
. . . Mrs. Elliott is currently in
Syracuse ' to welcoAie her new
grandson and will remain until
September . . . the great-grandmothers
are Mrs. Frank A. El
liott of Newberg, formerly of Sa
lem, and Mrs. Margaret 'Merri
field of Portland ... and the
baby's great aunt is Mrs. George
Square Dancers
Meet Friday
FOUR CORNERS) Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Gould re vacationing
at Glen Eden this week.
The ! Circle 4 dance club will
meet Friday evening in the Com
munity hall at 8.30 o clock. Guests
will be Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Chai
ters and he will be the guest
caller. Instruction will 'be given
in a pew dance The Masquer
ade." House guests this week in the
Julius I Hagenson home were his
brothek-'s family Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Hagenson, Sherry, Di
anne and John, of San Carlo,
Calif. -Their fatrir, John Hagen
son, resides with the Julius Hag-
l ensons.
Cloverdale Mr. and Mrs. Vic
tor Ffiflet of Twin Falls, Idaho
are here at the home of his sister
and family, the A. E. Kunke's
while) on vacation. Some time
will be spent with other sisters
and his brothers, Oscar Fliflet of
Salem before their return to
Idaho.1
Sewell of Salem, formerly of
Roseburg ...
A little girl . . . Susan Louise,
was, torn to Mr .and Mrs. Dale
A. Bates (Louise Campbell) on
July 2 in Grants Pass . . . The
baby's' grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. W. R. Campbell and Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Bates ...
Miss Garner Married to Mr. Houser
Exchanging their vows at an
8:30 o'clock ceremony Thursday
night . were Miss Barbara Jo
Garner and John Houser, whose
marriage took place at the First
Congregational Church.- The
bride is the granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Glen South wick
and the groom is the son of Dr.
and Mrs. John B. Houser of Le
banon. The groom's father officiated
at the nuptials before a setting
of pink and white gladioluses
and white tapers. Soloists were
Miss Janice Olson and Curtis
Zimmerman. Jean Hobson Rich
was the organist. Lighting the
candles on the altar and those
marking the alternate pews were
Miss Sandra Hazelbaker and Miss
Esther Kimball, who wore pink
ballerina frocks of net over taf
feta with lace trim.
Tulle and Lace Gown
Mr. Southwick escorted his
granddaughter to the altar and
gave her in marriage. Her bridal
gown was of white nylon tulle
over satin with a Chantilly lace
bodice and a lace panel extend
ing down the back of the gown
into the court 'train. Her finger
tip illusion veil was caught to
a bonnet style cap and she car
ried a bouquet of white roses
centered with a lavender orchid.
Four attendants preceded the
bride to the altar. Miss Janice
Goertzen was the honor maid
and wore a pink nylon net gown l
over taffeta with pleated flounce
around the bottom of the skirt
with lace trim. The bridesmaids.
Miss Lavina Loewen, Miss Marian
Ratzlaff - and Miss Marteen Mc
Cary of Albany, wore aqua nylon
net frocks over taffeta with
pleated flounces and lace trim.
They all carried colonial nose
gays of Elf roses and feathered
carnations, tied with ribbon to
match their gowns. They wore
pink and white carnation halos
is their hair. Janet Govier was
63rd Family
Gathering
NORTH HOWELL Members
of the Ringo family were hosts
Sunday to the annual reunion of
the Stevens descendants at Cham
poeg Park with 120 relatives
gathered for the 63rd consecutive
meeting.
Coming the farthest were rela
tives from Spokane and San
Diego. Milton Esson was the
eldest member present and
Joyce Ann Clevinger of The
Dalles was the youngest.
After the dinner informal talks
were given by Mrs. Sam H.
Brown, Mrs. Millie Bateson, L. A.
Esson and Mrs. Thomas Bump.
The 1954 family picnic will be
held at the Gervais home of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Brown with
the Esson family as hosts.
the flower girl and wore a pink
taffeta frock. . ..
Attend the Groom
Marvin G laser of Lebanon
served as best man for Mr.
Houser. Seating , the guest were
John Atkinson, 'Norman BarteL
John Garner and Roy Campbell.
Mrs. Southwick chose a gown
of shrimp pink with corsage of
white roses for her granddaugh
ter's wedding. The groom's
mother wore an aqua crepe gown
with corsage of pink roses.
. The newlyweds. greeted their
guests at a reception at the Salem
Woman's Club. Mrs. Roy . Camp
bell and Mrs. . John Simmons
poured and Mrs. Nannie Cannoy
cut the cake. Assisting were Mrs.
Oscar Schweitz, Misses Helen
Melby, Joann Hilderbrand, Zada
Hasler, Jeanette DahL Wynona
Askey, Mrs. Rollyn Turner, Mrs.
Robert Worral, Mrs. Ervin Sim
mons and Miss Doris Wilson. A
pink and white color scheme was
used in the decor for the bride's
table with a pink cloth.
For going away the new Mrs.
Houser wore a white suit with
navy blue accessories and a pink
topper. After a honeymoon at the
Oregon beaches the couple will
be at home in Monmouth.
Mrs. Eugene Booth and Mrs.
Daniel McLellan are vacationing
this week at the former's summer
home at Florence. Their husbands
will join them for the week end.
Siaieimcm. Salem, Ore. Friday, July 21 1953 (Sec 2) 9
Delegates Named
To- Convention
The American War Mothers
chapter held a no-host luncheon
at the home of Mrs. Howard Hun
saker on Tuesday. The committee
included Mrs. Bessie Grayson,
Mrs. Edith Morley and Mrs. Anna
Alley.!
A business meeting followed
the luncheon. Delegates and al
ternates to the American War
Mothers state convention at Al
bany September 11 and 12 were
elected. They include, Mrs. Kate
Elgin,! Mrs. Howard Hunsaker,
Mrs. Jessie Lytle, Mrs. Sally Goss,
Mrs. Olive Hilmoe and Mrs. Al
freda Cogswell. Alternates are,
Mrs. Edith Morley, Mrs. Anna
AlleyJ Mrs. Walter Herburger.
"Mrs. George Pro, Mrs. Alma Hat
field and Mrs. Pearl Simkins.
Mrs. E. E. Bergman was elected
delegate to the national conven
tion to be held at Springfield, 111.,
in early October. Mrs. Glenn W.
Prather, president of the chapter
the past two years, will also at
tend the convention. Mrs. Mabel
A. Lockwood, the national presi
dent, resides in Salem.
The Little' Garden Club of
Salem Heights met for a cov
ered dish picnic dinner Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Lewis -Judson on Judson Street
at 1 o'clock.
BPW Members Picnic
Nineteen - members of Um
Salem Business and Profession
Women's Clubs attended tbj
joint picnic of the Salem ant
Dallas clubs Monday night at thi
Dallas City Park. Plans wen;
made, for a covered dish dinna.
and workshop to be held Tuet:
day, July 28 at 6:30 p.m. at thi
Mayflower Hall with all Salen
and Dallas BPW members in
vited to attend.
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