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6 The Statesman, Salem, Ore. Tuesday, Sept. 29l 1353 ISO CI ETY C LUBS ML) S IC 1 Around Town BY JEBOME ENGLISH VISITORS.. TRAVELERS ... highlight the late September so cial news . . . Expected to arrive In the capital Thursday are Commander .and Mrs. Howard Bergman and .children, Mary llelinda and Jimmy, who recently returned to the states from Eng land . . . The Bergmans have been abroad for two and a hall years'. . . the navy officer was first stationed in Naples and lat er transferred to London . . . they are driving cross-country and will be (here several weeks before leaving for Commander 'Bergman's new assignment at Norfolk, Va. . . . While in Salem the Bergmans will visit with his mother, Mrs. E. E. Bergman, and with her sisters and their fam ilies : Flying East . . . Wednesday will e Mrs. William M. Smith, who is headed for Baltimore, Mary land to visit with her mother, Mrs. Frank Magrnder . . , While In the East Mrs. Smith will visit In Boston and New York . . . she will return home in three ."weeks via Mississippi, where she Trill be the guest of relatives . . . 1 Vacationing . . . m the East are Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer C. Page ... They have been in Washing ton, D.C. the. past. week, and were guests of Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Douglas McKay . . . incidentally, the McKays are leaving this week on a month's business trip, which will take them to Maine and to the west coast by the end of Oc tober . . . The Pages will tour the southern states before re turning home. . . Salem friends ... of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sox of Albany will be interested to learn that they went south to Palo Alto last week, accompanied by their son, Edward, who hasenrolled for his freshman year at Stanford Uni versity. . . : A trip south'. . . for Mr. and Mrs. Daane Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. Leo N. Cbilds, who have returned from a ten day vacation Jaunt to California and Nevada . . . the travelers made their first stop in San Fransisco, where they remained for several days and visited with relatives ... From the bay city they went on to Yosemite, Lake Tahoe, Carson ."City, Virginia City and Reno . . . I A vacation trip ... for Mr. jind Mrs. Herbert W. Winkler, who returned Sunday from a fortnight's trip, which took them to Colorado, New Mexico, Ariz ona, Utah and Idaho . . . they "Visited the Grand Canyon and other national parks on their ,'tour ... . ' In British Columbia . . . vaca tioning the past few weeks have been Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Wood row . . . the travelers so journed in Victoria, B.C. and also enjoyed tome fishing on the Campbell River ... Visitors ... in Salem a few weeks ,are former Salem resid ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rat cliff, who now resides in Rio Vista, Calif. . . . Change of address ... for LL Sally McLellan, USWAF, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. McLellan . . . Sally, who has keen stationed at the Polk Air. Base, Fort Bragg, N.C, is, now company commander of the Wo men's Air Force squadron at Sewtrd Air Force Base which is located near Nashville, Tens. . . t Moving today . . are Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Moxley, who have aold their Salem home and will soon be moving into their newly built house in Eugene . . . they nope to be settled by the end of October ... - Visitors ... in Salem this weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phipps of The Dalles, ho were guests of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Nicholson Jr. . . The Phipps came down for the wed ding of his father, Judge Laur ence Phipps, and Mrs. Harry N. Crain on Saturday afternoon . . . Nursery notes . . t A fourth child, a little girl, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Arm strong on Sunday at the Salem CLUB CALENDAR fCKSDAY Ore iron State College Mothers cof fee at Stanley Baker home. 2865 Alvarado Terrace. 10 mm. to 1 p.m. WEDNESDAY rirst Methodist WSCS fall tea. Carrier Room. 2 JO to S p.m. THCKSDAY Che me k eta Toastmiatress Club. Golden Pheasant, S p.m. Merry ' Min fieri with Mrs. Joe Slimak, SUverton Road. 1:30 p.m. American Gold Star Mothers, elec tion of officers 8 p.m. VTW hall. Spiritual Sunflower Club at Ralph Rigs home, 147S Mc Arthur Ave.. 1 te 4 p.m. Pringle Pleasant" Point Social Club with Mrs. W. M. Grabenhorst, noon luncheon. ntlDAT Hal Hibbard Auxiliary, T7SWV. witv Mrs. Johanna. Perry. Rout 8, 1 :30 pjn. Barbara Frietch! Tent. DUV. with Mrs. Nellie Cornell. US N. 23rd SU, 3 p.m. SATURDAY Chemeketa Chapter, CAR, no-host luncheon. Marlon Hotel. Memorial Hospital ... she tipped the scales at eight pounds, nine ounces and has v been named Jayme ... Her brothers are Scott, Rex, and Todd . . . The grandparents are. Mrs. M. O. McLaughlin of Oak Park, HL, John J. McLaughlin of Tucson, Arizona, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed win S. Armstrong of South Bend, Indiana ... From Portland . . . comes news of the birth of a son, Henry Carter, to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde S. Christman (Suzanne Carter) on Sept 25 at the Emanuel Hospit al . . . the lad checked in a seven pounds, thirteen ounces . . . The grandparents are Mr. and. -Mrs. Sprague H. Carter of Pendleton and Henry Christman of Salem . . . The Carters lived in Salem while he was a state representa tive and Mrs. Christman visited here until her marriage . . . - Club jottings ... Numerous bridge clubs are resuming .their fall meetings this week . . . Mrs. Karl G. Becke has invited mem bers of her club to her North Summer Street home tonight for dinner .and bridge ... Mrs. Vel- ma Farmer will be an additional guest . . . Mrs. Maynard Shiffer will entertain her Club at . a bridge luncheon this afternoon at her Candalaria home ... Entertaining . . . her club at bridge and a late supper Wed nesday night will be Mrs. John Steelhammer . . . Mrs. Rollin W. Haag will honor her club at a dessert bridge Wednesday night at her Croisan Creek home . . . Guests will be Mrs. Richard Gahlsdorf and Mrs. Robert Elgin . .. . Mrs. Newbury Close has bid den her club to a dessert bridge Wednesday night at her Canda laria home . . . Mrs. Ernest Miller will be an additional guest . . . Mrs. Wayne Hadley will fete her club at a dessert bridge Thursday night at her Cross Street home ... Luthros Hosts On Sunday SILVERTON More than 100 guests called at the open house of the Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Luthro Sunday between the hours of 3 and 5, and 7 and 10 p.m. The dining table was centered with autumn colored chrysanthe mums arranged by Mrs. Eldon Thayer, sister of the Rev. Mr. Luthro, and a huge basket of deep pink gladiolus set off effec tively the newly redecorated living room in its two shades of soft greens. While the open house is to be an annual event, Sunday's affair was special because friends of the Luthros were also asked to greet the Thayers, recently mar ried in Fairbanks, Alaska, and returning there this week. Mr. Thayer is with the national park service and is stationed at Mc Kinley Park. Mrs. Thayer, who has visited here a number of times, has been with the exten sion service in Alaska. .Asked to pour during the afternoon were Mrs. J. C. Larson and Mrs. Adolph Haugen, while pouring during the evening were Miss Thora Arestad, Mrs. M. G. Gunderson and Mrs. James Phil lips. At the punch bowl were Mrs. James Nelson, Mrs. Victor Sather, Mrs. Bessie Morgan, Mrs. William Bloch and Mrs. SHas Torvend. Greeting the guests at the door were Miss Evelyn Torvend, Mrs. John Izaacson. Miss Elfriede Jaegel, Mrs. Paul Torgerson, Mrs. Duane Bloch, Mrs. Peter Olson, Miss Bonnie Opperud, Mrs. Elmer Palmquist, Mrs. Ludvig Meyer and Mrs. Elmer Thompson. Others assisting were Mrs. Harlan Moe. Mrs. Ed Holden, Mrs. Melvin Brenden. Miss Al thea Meyer, Miss Nettie Hatte berg, Miss Alice Jensen, - Mrs. Elmer Olsen, Mrs. Martin Hatte- berg, Mrs. Lawrence Larson, Mrs. Alf O. Nelson, Mrs. Ben Wage, Mrs. Lewis Hall, Mrs. Olaus Moen. Mrs. Harold Toft, Mrs. Samuel Torvend, Mrs. Orlin Smedstad, Mrs. Alvin Legard and Mrs. Edwin Hatteberg. Stopping in Salem Sunday, en- route to Balboa Beach, Calif., where they will spend their hon eymoon, were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Scott Beeler (Helen Mickel). They were married in Portland on Saturday at the Laurelhurst Pres byterian Church with a reception following at the Columbia Edge water Country Club. Bridge Team Winners Are Announced ; .' ; ,:..., Team-of-f our duplicate bridge championship of Salem for the coming year went to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kimsey, Mrs. Walter M. Cline and Charles Tambling after a gruelling two-session tournament at the ' Elks Club over the weekend. Trophies went r . 10 we winners. In second place were Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Frasier, John Pugh of Shedd and Mrs. Jose AoriXx of Corvallis, while third went to Mrs. Harry Wiedmer and Mrs. Paul F. Burris, and Ralph S. Dannen and Mrs. Dorothy Rem mey, both of Brownsville. The ?nly all-out-of-town team tied for ourth place after leading dur ing the first half of the meet They were Mr. and Mrs. Duane Pinkerton of Gladstone and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Peterson of Portland. Thirteen teams partici pated, i High scores in the eight-table Howell tournament Friday went to the following: L. W. Frasier and D. W. Hutchinson of Corval lis. W. F. Leary and Mrs. Ward Graham, W. E. Kimsey and W. L. Cline, Mrs. Harry Freuend and Arden L. Harrah, both of Corvallis, and Mrs. Elsie Day and Mrs. Moritz of Corvallis. Main event on this week's tour nament program will be the first October master point Friday eve ning. The first mid-week tourna ment will start the following Wednesday, Oct" 7 at the Wom en's Club. The senior and junior series will continue Monday eve nings at the Elks Club. Betrothal Of Duo Told Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kleczynski of Gervais are announcing the en gagement of their daughter. Miss Joan Darlene Kleczynski, to Vin cent Steinkamp ,son of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Steinkamp cf Brooks. No date has been set for the wed ding. The bride-elect is a graduate of Gervais Union High School and is now employed at the Public Utilities Commission. Her fiance attended Mt Angel Prep School and Seattle University. He ex pects to leave soon for service in the army. New Auxiliary Lions Club Meets A charter banquet for the Keizer Lions Auxiliary was held in the fireplace room of the Jason Lee Methodist Church on September 23, with state and district officers present Presentation of the charter was made by Mrs. Clarence Humble of Klamath Falls, state president of Lions auxiliaries, with Mrs. Burton Dunn of Cor vallis, 3rd vice-president acting as installing officer. Officers in stalled were Mrs. Mel Pillette, president; Mrs. Fred Reinwald, vice-president; Mrs. John Coom ler, secretary; Mrs. Gordon Bressler, treasurer and Mrs. Wal lace Weathers, Lion Trainer. Mr. James Tindall, district gov ernor, was principal speaker. Toastmaster for the evening was Mel Pillette, president of Keizer Lions Club. Party Fetes Farnhams WILLAMINA A family party was held at the O. J. Myers home honoring Mrs. Myers' brother, Lt' CoL Leslie Farnham, and Mrs. Farnham. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Farn ham and family of McMinnville, Mrs. Grace Goodrich of Delake, Mrs. Velma Allen of Mercer Is land, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Gene Macken and family of Perrydale, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Myers and David, Mrs. Max Bare and Car melita and Mrs. Gayette Barnett Lt CoL Farnham left this week for French Morocco, where he will be stationed. His family will accompany- him later. Guests at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Krueger 'on Lancas ter Drive are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hartman of Denver, Colorado. 51 "k Repairing Remodeling Re-Styling LACHEUE'S 1348 Ferry Ph. 34814 e m m av mm mrm mmm w mm mm mm mm m V JmZJtW mW7M ri'i I soothe mm f lw 5-T mUmmiJl 1 very tintm you wash! to IS EASY TO USE! No THBJfTY.TOOl On a.oeroua bottle 6oso the work of SXM worth of i PI A V H "t - -(.f, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. King of Independence, who recently celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at a reception at the Monmouth Christian Church. The couple's marriage took place in Willow Hill, HI. and they came to Oregon 40 years ago. They have eight children. (Jesten-Miller Studio). Club Calls Special Meet Salem Woman's Club members will hold a special meeting on Friday afternoon, October 2 at the clubhouse at 2 p.m., according to announcement made by the presi dent Mrs. Frank Marshall. Executive board members will serve as hostesses. The purpose of the meeting is to hear a recording of the General Federation of Wo men's Clubs convention held last May in Washington, D. C. Club members as well as inter ested persons are invited to attend. Luncheon jFor Rofarian Women ' Sixty members and guests turned out for the first fall luncheon meeting of : Rotarian Women on Monday afternoon at the Golden Pheasant Mrs. Mil lard Pekar, president introduced her committee chairmen for the ensuing year. ' Guest speaker was Mrs. Grace Goldie '. of London, who is pro ducer of television programs on international: affairs for the British Broadcasting Co. Mrs. Goldie, who is here with the state department spent the .weekend in Salem. She discussed infor mally television and living condi tions in England. The speaker, who was introduced by Mrs. Charles A. Sprague, also related her impressions of the United States, especially the Northwest New . members welcomed by the president were Mrs. Lloyd Lee, Mrs. Frank A. Brown, Mrs. George Rose berry, Mrs. A. F. Steimonta and Mrs. William C. Perry. Guests attending were Mrs. C. W. Noble, Mrs. A. G. Miller of Salina, Kansas, and Mrs. W. T. Perry of Belleville, Kansas, both guests at the home of Justice and Mrs. William C. Perry, Mrs. E. J. Scellars, Mrs. Robert Boa Is, Mrs. James T. Brand, Mrs. Robert W. Peterson and Mrs. Elton H. Thompson. The tables' were decorated with beautiful arrangements of tuber ous begonias from the gardens of Mrs. W. Frank Crawford. FREE ESTIMATES On Kitchea Remodeling CAPITAL STOBE 181 N. High Ph. 4-5431 Initiation Hold By Chapter - Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brand void and Mrs. Orville Jones were initiated at the meeting of Salem Chapter, Order of Eastern Star Saturday night at the Masonic Temple. Invitations were read fromi Gervais Chapter, and Ever green Chapter, Woodburn, and Ainsworth Chapter, Salem. Special guests were Mrs. Paul H. Hauser, past grand Vorthy ma tron; Mr. Hauser, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Cone, Mrs. Fred Hueneke, Ed Potter and Mrs. Lilly Monson. Mr, 'and Mrs. Francis Colgan headed the refreshment commit tee, assisted by Mrs. Clara Michal son, Mrs. Gene Kennedy and Nor man Fletcher. Mrs. Fred Snider was chairman of the decorating committee, assisted by Mrs. Wal ter Esplin and Mrs. Evelyn Cornelius. Permanent Waves of Distinction Moderately Priced Erich of New York 251 N. Liberty Dial 3-3921 SURGICAL SUPPORTS Of all kinds. Trusses, Abdominal Supports, Elastie Hosiery Expert Fitters Private Fitting Rooms. "Ask Tour Doctor Capital Drug Store 405 State St Corner of Liberty 8 and U Green Stamps Benefit Coffee Party Mrs. Gustavo Eikson will b hostess for a coffee party at her. State Street home on Thursday afternoon, October 1. The affair will be a benefit for the Woman's Relief Corps. Guests are invited to call between 1 and 4 o'clock. Particular Haircuts ,toT Particular People By GORDON at Haleys Beauty Center 1114 Union St Ph. 2-0332 SEE THE FABULOUS PFAFF Sewing Machine at MYRONS 1S3 S. Liberty Ph. 3-5773 14 New Ways to Make Your Horn Mora Comfortable See DUO-THERM Oil Homo Heaters at CAPITOL FUEL CO. 191 8. Commercial Ph. 2 7721 All Our Beef Is BABY BEEF At MARK'S MARKET N. Church at Hood Streets :7?JUfc- Ml' WWW. until 4ju mi MJlfek X X . X. ku&lKLllR ... H's en titdric 13,.. not vtt ti Ul T X- Tumtng on li(4rtf is just om of yowr cfectrk rvafrts dmiv . duties. He cooks, freem, beau water, washse, driie X.' and helps to iron the clothes, does the dishes, . ' v V X cleans, mixes, toasts, and a boat of the X thinss and ALL for just a few pea- X . ait a day. Honestly now. what i "V eaw gies so asuca scrv y Heating a few cupful of precious water ever an open fire crouching uncomfortably on the hot sand . . . inconvenient, uncomfortable, hazardous to health . . . this is the method of washing dishes the wandering nomads must pursue, Picture it end compart U of washing dukes electrically. The modern PGE homematcr has an electric hot water heater which grants her every hot water wish at the turn of the tap. She has, e is planning to have, a completely automatic electric dishwasher which washes, rinses, and dries the dishes by a mere flick of a switch. . It saves her hours of work each week . . . keeps her hands lovelier . . . gives her more time to enjoy her family. And the,most wonderful part of all is that it costs the average PGE family -less than a penny a day for the electricity to operate an electric dishwasher and little more for the always available steaming hot water! Make Mom the happiest gal in the block with a new electric dishwasher. She deserves iC (Incidentally,, so does Dad.) PORT LAM GOnQDAD. GEiGTLinS COr.lPACJY to Pi a OUoxM Yll A 6
