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10 (Sec 2) Statesman. Saln. Orw FiU August 14, 1953
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SOCIETY CLUBS Ml) SIC
Around
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By JESYME ENGLISH
PARTY TIME . .j . n Thursday
. . first to one of the mort
delightful and unusual partial :
of the season . . Guests bidden
to "The Soda Shop? it the home
of Mrs. Robert Corey on, North
23rd Street . . . Her sister, Mrs.
D. W. Richardson, co-hostess, for
the old fashioned ice cream soda
and sundae party ... A perfect
day for such a patty i gues&
all arriving in pretty summer
cottons, many of them strapless
and sunback style!. . . Sitting on
the terrace sipping sodas or eat
ing luscious sundaes . , . i
On the : doorway . . . A large
paper , ice cream cane With the
word "Hi" . . , Over the ict
cream bar yellow and white crepe
paper . . . . Assisting were k
group of friends of the hostesses,
who donned party aprons to make
sodas and sundaes!. . .Clever soda
" fountain signs completing the d
cor . . . Colorful garden furni
ture arranged on the terrace and
about the garden . , .. guests also
going through the gate to view
the beautiful flowers In the Ar
thur Bates : garden . . . , 1
HONOR GUEST .1 . . at a lovely
summer tea on ThursdayVas Mrs.
Hugh Moore of Muncie, Indiana;
who is visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney B. Lewi
.... the latter entertaining for
f her longtime friend at the Lewis
home atop Fairmount Hill . .
The hostess and honor guest re
ceiving informally, in the living
room . . . both pinning pretty
red rosebud corsages to their af
ternoon gowns . 4 4 Mrs. Lewis
choosing a becoming sea blue
silk shantung . . and Mrs
Moore's dress of slate blue . . I
Greeting . . . guests at the
door . . . Mrs. Robert Sprague
wearing a smart sheath gown of
beige linen with all aver en
broidery ... on leaving she donf
ned a matching stole ... Is the
hallway a beautiful bouquet of
deep red .dahlias from the Lewis
garden .'. . Salmon pink glad
ioluses in the living room . . i
Pink and violet the colors chosen
for the tea table centerpiece of
stock and carnations ... pink
candles In silver candelabra!
flanking a similar bouquet on the
buffet ...
Assisting ... Mrs. Arthur Atb?
Crton so cocHooking in her green
and white print gown with green
sash .. . Mrs. Donald C. Rob
erts! wearing good-looking paper
taffeta in a' dark, dainty- print
. . .- Mrs. Roberts telling us that
they had just had word that a
second son was born to their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Miles (Georgia Roberts)
In Hayward, Calif, on Wednesday
. . v their other i son is named
Sans; .. . ' , J : .. :
Travelers talking . U Mrs. B. O.
Schaeking and Miss Helene
Schaftx using the j adorable fan
they-; were carrying to keep cool
. . . -'Mrs. Schucking, who. is fly
ing to New York the end of
August, telling Mrs. Chester Co
she will be on hand to wish her
bon voyage, when she sails for
Europe on September 2 . . . .
Mrs. Charles Mills coming in with
her house guests, Mrs. Elmer
Johnson of Chicago and Mrs.
Charles ' Dunlop of . Canton, Ohio!
.... the visitors coming from;
one heat wave to another . .
but enjoying eating out on the
terrace of the Mills' home among
the trees . ; . j . 1
San tans noted j and most
becoming to Mrs. j Raymond Bui
sick, who wore white, Mrs. James
H. Nicholson Jr. in 1 pink, and
Mrs. Daniel J. Fry Jri in a black
and white print . I . Mrs. James
T. Brand and Mrs. Harry Dormaa
chatting over the tea cups . . . 1
Mrs. Sidney B. Lewis ;Jr. ove
from Corvallis to pour during the
tea hours . . . On Sunday the
entire family will be over to celej
brate her husband's birthday . j,
accompanying the couple for the
birthday dinner fat the senior
Lewis home will be their (laugh
ters, Linda and i Barbara . .
INVITATIONS .!. . are in the
mail , to' a reception for whic)
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Allen Hal
will be hostesses : at the ' Golden
Pheasant on Tuesday night Augl
ust 18 in compliment to their son
and his bride; LL and Mrs. Paul
Allen Hale Jr. . . The newly
weds, -who were recently married
in; San Diego, where the navy
CLUB CALENDAR
SATURDAY - i' . i
West Salem Grnr Home EcoJ
nomic Club twithi Mrs.; i Carltod
Brown. 85 7 Arthur Way. 1 p.m. des
ert luncheon, i. . . j - ; .
LEON'S
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officer is stationed, are expected
to arrive in Sale pi Sunday . . .
Mrs. Hale is the former .Lorraine
Dionne . . . A large group of
friends have been invited: to call
at 8:30 o'clock . , j .
VACATIONISTS ... and visitors
highlight the mid-summer - news
. f. . . Mri.and Mrs. SE, T. Bar
nett and sons. Torn Jim and
Terry, have arrived from x their
home in Stockton, Calif, to visit
at the home ofitMrs. Barnett's
parents. Dir. and Mrs. JL. O, Clem
ent for several weeks-. , . while
here' they, will also j visit with
Mrs Bamett's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. George La
Borde . . J the LaBordes are re
turning this week end ;from Yose
mite, where they have been va
cationing ' with the j Chemeke
tans . . . : j . ; !
A guest U at the heme of
Dr. and Mrs. 'Frank V. Prime is
Mrs. Ray Kolp of Los Angeles . .
last week the Primes and their
guest vacationed at their summer
home at Devils Lake J . . several
informal parties have been ar
ranged in compliment to the vis
itor j . ; .-:
Visiting . . . here 1 from Oak
land, Calif., is Miss Clover Miller,
who is the guest of Mr and Mrs.
R. C. Hunter and Mr. and Mrs.
Harris Lietz ... on Saturday
Miss Miller; Mrs. Hunter and Mrs.
Lietz are driving to Silverton to
be the luncheon guests of Mrs.
Frank Hubbs ...
Vacationing . . . at their sum
mer home at Seal Rock the "past
week have been Mr. and Mrs.
Merrill D.i Ohling . . ': They hadl
as their guests, Mr. Ohling s cou
sin. Miss Amelia Zuhlsdorf of Al-'
bany, Mrs. Chester A. Downs and ,
her mother, Mrs. M. B. Parouna
gian of Portland, for a few days
. . . on the weekend they were
joined by their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Wells, and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
E. Jones Jr. ., . .
Returning . . . Wednesday from
a several days' fishing trip at
East Lake ' were Mr., and Mrs.
Rollin Haag and Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Gahlsdorf . . . while the
Haags were; away their children,
Chris, Cathy and Eric, remained
with their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. ( Berwick ... t .
Guests . i. . of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert E. Shinn the first of the
week were his mother, Mrs. W. J.
Kerr, and her sisters, Mrs. Luther
McGinnis and Mrs. Ralph Rey
nolds of Portland . . . they drove
over to Corvallis to visit Mrs.
Reynolds son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and, Mrs. Bert. Hayes ...
A week . . in Ashland at the
Shakespearean Festival for Mrs.
Frank IL Spears and Miss Mabel
P. Robertson, who returned
Thursday . . . on the return trip
they drove up the coast and stop
ped at Seal. Rock for a several
days visit with Miss Elizabeth
Lord and Miss Edith Sehryver
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From Eugene . . . comes news
of the birth! of 'a second daugh
ter, Linda Lee, to Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Lewis ? (Janice Myers) on
August 11 . .1 their older daugh
ter, Christine,! " currently visit
ing in Salem' with her grandpar
ents, Dr. and Mrs. Burton A. My
ers .. . Other grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lewis of Mer
rill and the great-grandmothers
are Mrs. E. A. McElvain of Sa
lem and Mrs. Effie Tolle of
Klamath Falk ...
Mrs. Arthur Fisher and Mrs.
Merrill D. Ohling are entertaining
members of the patrons commit
tee for the Salem Memorial Hos
pital Auxiliary "High Fever Fol
lies" this morning at a coffee at
the Fisher home at 10 o'clock.
You can have unbroken sloop
too, if your kidneys and
bladder are in good order.
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Diuretic Tonic
1.20 Bottle
SCHAEFER'S
DRUG; STORE
Open Dally, 7:30 A.BL-8P.M.
Sunday, I A. M. - 4 P. M.
US N. Commercial
CLEAN-UP
IN PROGRESS
;234 H. U3ERTY
NIGHT' TIL 9
Miss Carlsen
Is Bride of
Salem Man. 'V
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The Westminster Presbyterian
Church in Portland was the scene
of the marriage of Miss Marjorie
Carsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
and Robert A. Sederstrom, son of 1
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar F. Sederstrom 1
of Salem, on Sunday, August 9.
The Rev. John E. Ransom offi
ciated at the 4 o'clock nuptials.
Mrs. Neil MulvihDl of Seattle
was the soloist Lighting the tap
ers were Miss Janet, Van Matxe
and Miss Darleh'e Skinner., ' -
For her wedding the bride chose
a white Chantilly lace gown over
candlelight yellow taffeta with a
scalloped hemline bordering the
valtx length, skirt. Her short tul
le veil was caught to a halo of
net embroidered with seed pearls.
She carried a white prayer book
marked with pale yellow
roses and lace -from her grand
mother's wedding gown. , . -
Mrs. George W. Ross Jr. wast
her sisters honor matron and
bridesmaids were Mrs. Kenneth
Martinson, also a sister, Mrs. Ar
ne Jensen of Albany, sister of the
groom, and Mrs. Clifford Carlsen
Jr., sister-in-law of the bride.
They all wore yellow taffeta
frocks, with ballerina tulle over
skirts and carried sprays of Talis
man roses. In their hair were cor
onets of the roses. Marlene Tom
menrik was the flower girL
Dr. Arne Jensen of Albany
stood with Mr. Sederstrom as best
man. Ushers were Clifford Carl
sen Jr.,. George W. Ross Jr., of
Coos Bay, William O'Hearn of Al
bany and Tom Dickey of Eugene.
Mrs.' Carlsen wore a brown lace
gown over champagne taffeta for
her daughter's wedding. Her flow
ers were green orchids. Mrs., Sed
erstrom chose a grey lace gown
with mauve accessories and a cor
sage of lavender cymbidium or
chids for her son's marriage.
A reception followed at the
church parlors. After a wedding
trip to Harrison Hot Springs, B.
C, the newlyweds will be at home
in Portland at 630 Monroe St For
traveling the new Mrs. Seders
trom changed to a white linen
suit with matching hat.
New Neighbors
Are Welcomed
Mrs. Arthur Lewis and Mrs. J.
Wesley Sullivan were hostesses
for a neighborhood coffee on
Wednesday at the former's home
in welcome to three new neigh
bors, Mrs. John Mullica, Mrs. Con
rad Norman and Mrs. Allan
Watts. Bidden were neighbors of
Wayne and Manbrin Drives.
Greeting guests at the door
were Mrs. Scott Samsel and Mrs.
William Breedlove. Pouring cof
fee were Mrs. James Glass and
Mrs. Silas Gaiser. Assisting were
Mrs. Milan Basinger and Mrs. L.
E. Myers.
COME IN TO YEATERS
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APFIIAIICE
375Chetneketa ;
Mr. and Mrs. E. Darvid Knutson (Mary Charlotte Holm
quist) whose wedding was an event of August 9 at the
Faith Lutheran Church in Keizer. The bride is the daugh
ter of the Rev. and Mrs. George L Holmquist and the
groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Emil Knutson of Gruver,
Texas. (KenneU-EJlis Studio).
Strode Reunion In
The Strode family reunion was
'held Sunday, at the Lewis and
Clark SUte 'Park in Washington.
Two brothers and two sisters and
their families were present Un
able to attend the gathering were
a sister, Mrs. Ton Schobel of
Aberdeen, and a brother, Doyle
i Strode of Oakland, Calif. The
i occasion also, celebrated the
j birthday of Mrs. Walter Church.
! Attending the reunion were
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Church, Les
lie, and Eldon, and Mr. ad Mrs.
Robert Church and sons, Roger
; and Steven of Byron, Wash-, Mrs.
Iris Murphy of Seattle! Mr. and
jMrs. Earl Strode, Eleanor Elza,
Glenda and Ivan of Salem, Mr.
j and Mrs. Gordon W. Strode, Jean-
i ette and Barbara of Eugene, Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin L. Strode, Don
na and Jimmie of LaGrande, Mr.
land Mrs. William Backer, Bill
Jr., of Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
will bo in our store all day to
now Sunbeam products for
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rom do for cerreac No ii-
imc, spOiiaa, raaniag dry.
SwKcb froM STEAM to DRY
iascaady.
COFFECMASTEK
.It's tomatic yo caac
mi. All yoe do is poc ia
jter and coffee. Set M tot-
id Shots off wheo coffee
a doae. Resets to keep ooffee
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Washinton
ward Bartlett and Andy of Bre
merton, Charles Strode and Mrs.
Edna Caternang of Seattle, Mrs.
Myra Strode of Union, and Ben
Winter, of Salem. The Strode
reunion is an annual affair and
is laid the second Sunday each
August.
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DISTINCTIVE AFPAna FOS WOl!ZU
Kaser Clan has
First-Reunion
The Kaser clan met at the
Maude Williamson Park Sunday
on. the Salem-Dayton Highway
for the first reunion .of descend
ants of Fred and bertha Kaser,
early settlers in the Silverton
area. '-
Veneta McMorris will be the
president for the ensuing year
and it was decided to meet at
the same place in 1954.
Present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Dock Baker and family of La-
Grande; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bai
ler of Redmond; Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Bailer and family of Sheri
dan; Mrs. Mary Bailer, Rose
Lodge; Mr. and Mrs. John Kaser,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kaser and
daughter. Shirley Kaser and son.
Jr. and Mrs. Orval Kaser and
family, Tillamook; Mrs. Bertha
Jackson, Vancouver, Wash.; Mrs.
Bessie Kaser. Mrs. Lydia Klop-
fenstein, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lin
coln and son, Mr. and Mrs.
George Bucholz and daughter of
Portland; Mrs. Josephine Gamble
and family, Jefferson; Mrs. Alice
Kaser, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell
Scott and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Bay Kaser and family, Mrs. Ven
eta McMorris and family of Si
lem; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jack
son Jr. and family, Eugene; Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Kaser, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Jackson Sr., Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin Kaser and family,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hanna, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert McCullough and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kaser
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sammy
Kaser and family, Ervin Kaser,
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kaser and
family, Harvey Kaser and fam
ilyAlvis B runner and Sam Bai
ler, all of Silverton.
Modern Etiquette
By ROBERaA LEE
Q. Is it permissible to have an
all-white wedding, : allowing the
bride's attendants also to wear
white?
A. While this is not customary,
it is quite all right if the bride(
wishes.
Q. When a player makes a mis
take in a bridge game, is it per-,
missible for another player to
call his attention to it?
A. No. Criticism by one player
of another, in any game, is not
good sportsmanship and reveals
a lack of good-breeding.
Q. When a girl is with her es
cort at a table in a nightclub, and
wishes to leave to go to the pow
der room, what should she say?
A. "Will you excuse me? Ill
be right back."
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Date is Set r
For Nuptials
Wedding bells will ring on Sun
day,' September L for Miss Pa
tricia A. Moll and - Robert E.
Wiper, whose engagement was an
nounced in the spring. The bride
elect is the daughter of Mrs. J. C.
Boyle of Hood Canal, Wash., and
B. L. MoU of Vallejo. CaliL- The
groom-to-be is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl . Wiper of Salem.
The ceremony: will take place
at the First Congregational
Church at 5 O'clock with Dr.
Brooks Moore officiating. A re
ception will follow in the church
parlors. .
The "couple will make their
home in Lebanon, where Mr.
Wiper has accepted a teaching po
sition. Representative to
Be in Salem
Ruth Rose Richardson, new
field representative and English
instructor for St Helen's HalL
Portland, will be in Salem on
Monday, August 24, to confer
with girls interested in becoming
residence students at the 85-year-old
Episcopal school.
Parents who would like to
meet Miss Richardson may do so
through Father George Swift, St
Paul's Episcopal church.
DETROIT A birthday party
at the Corvallis home of her
grandmother, Mrs. E. T. Reed,
honored Miss Mary Lou Moore on
her 10th birthday Saturday. Pres
ent were Mary Lou's great-grandmother,
Mrs. H. D. Hardwell;
cousins Phyllis and Kathy Reed
of Corvallis, Edward Aid we II ef
Sonora, Texas; four of her broth
ers and sisters, Patrick and Bob
by, and Peggy and Susan; and
her mother, Mrs. S. T. Moore.
The
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MT. ANGEL The ML Angel
G rden C lab held a outdoor
m eting Wednesday night at the
cr mtry home of Mr. and Mrs.
V Iney White. The business meet
in ; and social gathering were
he d in the garden. : jj ;
rwenty club members! and ten
guests were; present During the
ev -ning the guests toured the
ga-den. The club -decided to at
te id the Gresham fair and to tour
th lily gardens nearby. Enough
ca t will be provided to arrange
fo all members not having trans
pc -tation. . i
ilrs. Clarf nee Halversen of Sil-
ve -ton gave an interesting and
in ormative talk on chrysanthe
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' Mn in he evening the hosts
sc ved a dessert supper.
Quests Included Mrs. John
CI ristensenfof Portland, a daugb
te of Mr. find Mrs. White, Mr. '
ar i Mrs. Clarence Halvorsen, Sil
ve Ion, Mis Doris Meador, Ore
gc t City, Mrs. Mary Albright and
K eta, Mrs.plga Rogan, Miss Glo
ri; Landsenfand Mrs. Ernest Bro
si. and daughter. ' ij!
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71iite Shrine Picnic
Members iof j Willamette Shrine
N . 2, Whitl Shrine of Jerusalem,
th ir families and "friends will
h Id their annual picnic on Sun
ds afternoon, Aug. 16, In Bush's
Pi sture, Highj Street, at 1 p.m.
Tl e committee has arranged en
te tainment and games and will
al o furnish; coffee and ice cream.
DON'T 1 1
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x them When others can't t
The Jetccl Bqx
441 SUte St, Salem,! Ore.
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