6 (Sec 1) Statesman. Salem, Ore., Tues- Jan. 26. 1954 1 Reports; Given SOCIETY CLUBS MUSIC Around I Town . By JERYME ENGLISH PARTY NOTES . . . Event of the coming weekend will j be the in formal at home for which Mr. and Mrs. Sydney H. Krbmer will be hosts at their Fairniount Hill residence Sunday night in com pliment to Mrs. Kroner's brother-in-law and sister, Mr and Mrs. -John H. Von Harten (Jane O' Reilly), who were marr edjin No vember in Portland . . Salem, Portland and out-of-ton friends of the hosts and honor guests have been bidden to call between 6 and 8 o'clock . . . Other mem bers of- Mrs. Kromei'a. family planning to be here for the party ; tnd a family reunion it Portland the same weekend j are two brothers-in-law and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Barsfcw (Eliza beth O'Reilly) of tl iCayon, Calif., and Mr. and Mrk Richard B. Wright (Harriet OtReilly) of Oswego, and Mrs. Kromer s tatn er. H. H. O'Reilly of Portland.. Presiding ... at the buffet table will be Mrs. Otto B. Prtel and Mrs. Allen M. Ellsworth of Portland and Mrs. Maylon Scott . . . Assisting about Xhe rooms will be Miss Adding Kendall, Mrs. Alexander Scharbach, Mrs. James G. Harding, all of Port land, Mrs. Donald McCargar, Mrs. Oren W. Hays Jr. and Miss An toinette Kuzmanich . . ; Entertaining ... a few friends next weekend at a Sunday night supper at their K n g w o o d Heights home win be Mr. ana Mrs. Gus Moore . . . Club hosts . . . Mrs. Charles K. McColloch . presided at a dessert bridge Monday night at - her South High Street home for mem bers of her club . .J Additional guests were Mre. C. Ronald Hud kins and Mrs. Donald Burke... Mrs. Don E. Phillips will be host ess tonight to members of her club at her - Chemeketa Street - home . . . Guests will i be Mrs. James R, Phillips and Mrs. Rich ard Scandling ... j I A luncheon . . , hostess Mon day afternoon was Mrs. Robert M. Fitzmaurice, who entertained at her Morningside home on . Oak Hill Avenue foe the pleas ure of members of the Gaiety Hill Garden Club . . j During the afternoon Miss Elizabeth Lord and Miss Edith Schrjver showed interesting pictures of their trips east . Mrs, Charles A. Barclay will entertain her club at bridge and a dessert supper Wednesday night ... new members of the group are Mrs. Peefy T. Buren and Mrs. George V. Squire Hostesses ... for a shower Friday night were Mrs, Norman Johnson and Mrs. George Sim ons, who entertained i at the former's home onjjNoirth Lan caster Drive for the! pleasure of Mrs. Arthur Jincksf and infant son, Larry ... A shower feted the guest of honor and bidden were wives of state police of ficers' ... In the grorip were Mrs. Jincks, Mesdames; Charles Weems, Ernest Clark,! Malcolm Clarkson, Verlin Combs, Leonard Crisler, Robert Dunn, A. N. Es pey, Robert Haynes, fJames Ham er, Henry Hepler, Donald Klein smith, John Mekkers, Curtis Ruecker, Kenneth Scripter, Floyd West L. T. Riegel, nahan and Andrew and the hostesses . . Being welcomed from a sojourn in Las Vegas are Mr. and Mrs. Otto Skoml Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank" Ward, who returned to the capital Sunday . . A second son . . Jwaa born to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Pence (Donna Lawrence) on Sunday at the Sa lem Memorial Hospital . . . the lad, who tipped the scales at Club Calendar? V Tuesday Salem BPW Club dinner meeting, Golden Pheasant. 6:30 cm. Rainbow Girls formal public- in stallation. Masonic Tempi. p.m. Wednesday; Cherry Court. Order f Amaranth social evening. Scottish Bite Temple, S p.m. s ; Republican Council of Oregon Women meet in Cherry ;Boom, Hotel Senator. 2 p.m. s Nebraska Club meet at Mayflower Hill. 7:30 p.m. I PLE and F Club xiith Mrs. A. A. Niederberger, 4140 N. River Road, pjn. It ThurtdiT I Spiritual Sunf lower-Club with Mrs. Irving M. t Zeller. 2195 S. Summer St.. 1 to 4 p.m. I i i Town and Gown.-' Carrier Room. ! First Methodist Church,: 2 p.m. Friday Salem Woman's Club husbands and guest night, clubhouse. p.m. i P At; Meeting U Executive committee of - the Salem District, Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Meth odist Church met Saturday at the First Methodist Church. Salem. Seventeen district and conference officer represented the 38 WSCS of the district I ; . ;' Mrs. Carl Oldham, McMinnville, president of the district, was elected a delegate to the Assemb ly of the Woman's Society of Christian Service to be held in Milwaukee, Wis. May. 25-28. Mrs. J. Edgar Purdy was elect ed chairman of the district nomi nating committee and other mem bers are presidents of the four sub-districts. An interesting report was pre sented by Mrs. Roy Grettie reveal ing that the WSCS of the Ore gon Conference had made it possible for 35 Oregon college students to attend the fifth quad rennial Methodist student move ment conference ' at the Univer sity of Kansas Dec. 28-Jan. 4. Stu dents from the 48 states and 34 foreign countries participated in the conference. Plans were made by the execu tive; committee for the annua meeting of the WSCS, Salem District to be held March 31 at the I First Methodist Church, Salem. New Officers seven pounds, has been named Curtis Lee ... he has a brother, Bradley . . . The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pence . . . and the great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hoevet, Mrs. Enger Carr and Mrs. Ora Pence, all of Salem . . INTERESTING . . . speaker heard by Rotanan V omen at the luncheon meeting Monday after noon at the Golden Pheasant . . . Albert Ziegler, exchange teacher from New Zealand, was the guest speaker ... he gave highlights of Queen Elizabeth's visit to New Zealand and pointed out on a map the various stops she will be making on her five weeks' tour . . . describing the various parts of the country, the -climate and size of the cities . . . Mr. Ziegler also read parts of a let ter received from his wife in Nelson . . . she also went to Christchurch- for the queen's visit and saw her five times in one day . . . Accompanying Mrs. zaegier was Miss - 1 v - ' "a- f ! 1m0imJt4Kai i rai Sun 'Valley . Honeymoon for' Mr. and Mrs! Evan Boise, who -were married in Oregon f Cityin January, 16"cmd -will make thei future home at. 1045 Bellevue Street, Salem, ire j ' shoTfnliri the Ram, popular after-ski spot at trie Union Pacific mountain, town. -Krs. Boise is the former Janet Bozorth. (Sun Vallef News Bureau Pholo). j ; .icgicr was miss Aiaxine Her- i i ringer, an exchange teacher from j I ncfn 1 1 CaH Parrish Junior High School on i 1 lcu the Fulbright plan, who is teach ing in Nelson this year . . . Miss Herringer had just returned from a vacation to Australia ... as it is mid-summer in New Zealand the schools are recessed nearly two months Chemeketa Toastmistress Club installed new officers at the group's dinner meeting at the Gblden Pheasant Mrs. B. L. Trel- lor ! stad installed the officers includ ing Mrs. l.. lennis, presiaeni; Guests . . . attending the Ro-1 Mrs- Emma Brown, vice-president; airs, wayne Murpny, recoraing secretary; Mrs. G. A. Sherman, treasurer, and Mrs. C. EL Jaqua, corresponding secretary. Committee chairmen include Mrs. Emma Broun, membership; Mrs. E. W. Hillstrom, program; Miss Nancy Stuart, parliamenta rian; Mrs. James Ervin, press; Mrs. Lee Haskins, big sister; Mrs. Eric Nelte, public relations; Mrs. Aubrey Tussing, education; Mrs. Harriet Birch and Mrs. Paul Gil mer, hospitality. I Speakers chosen to compete in the club contest to be held, in February include Mrs. E. W. Hill strom, Miss Nancy Stuart, Mrs. L. C. Tenuis, Mrs. Lee Haskins, Mrs. B. L. Trelstad and Mrs. J. A. Johnston, alternate. Guests attending the meeting were Mrs. Oscar Liudahl and Mrs. Olive Bradshaw. Speakers for the evening were Mrs. Lee Haskins, Mrs. Harriett Birch and Mrs. L. C. Tennis, who was awarded the Triumph." A z ww . unan women s luncheon were Mrs. James T. Brand. Mrs. Al bert C. Gragg, Mrs. Joseph Breck el. Mrs. R. C. Clark. Mrs. Nor man Todd and Mrs. Wheeler R. English . . . Mrs. Paul Heath ar ranged the pretty spring bou quets on the tables of pussy willows, heather, acacia, narcis sus and carnations . . . Mrs. Ivan Stewart reported on the district Rotary conference to be held here in March and Mrs. William L. Phillips read the revisions of the constitution . . . Gerald Car- Foster i home Polio Marchers Are Named Mrs. Walter Sieber. one of the captains in the North Salem dis trict for the Mothers' March on Polio porch light parade Thurs day night, is announcing her lieu tenants and marchers. Marchers will call at homes where the porch light is on between 7 and 8 p.m. The lieutenants include Mes dames Warren Pahl, Maurice Eb ner, Warren Cooley, Enoch Mer- rell, George F. Brown and J. L. Wakefield. Their marchers in clude L.- W. Winger, Chris R. Renschler, Lloyd Thomas, Lloyd Maas, Gilbert Maas, Virgil Mahaf fey, O. Walker, Donald Griswold, E. G. Schacker, Homer Conklin, Eugene Oliver, Ian MacDonald, Floyd L. DeLapp, Robert Burdet te, Walter Crane, James Calvert, Howard Mills, Kenneth Lee, Jam es Miller, K. JS. Muller, Rogers Webb, George W. Dewey Jr., and Clark Brown. Mrs. Al Niederberger will en tertain members of the PLE and F Club Wednesday night at her home, 4140 North River Road, at 8 p.m. Mrs. Nora Pearce will be the co-hostess. Joanne Holt Will Wed in February Plans are being announced for the forthcoming marriage of Miss Joanne Holt; daughter of ;Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Holt of Scio, and Mel- vin A. Hartmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Hartmann of Sub limity, which will be an event of Saturday, Feb. 6. The ceremony will take place at Our Lady of Lourdes Church at Jordan with the Rev. "Bernard Neuman officiating at the 10 o'clock rites. A reception will fol low at the Sublimity Parish HalL The bride-elect is employed in Salem at the Oregon State Police and her fiance is with the Rich field OU Co. a scfibelt AmefM Flags Presented To New School i i j The teaching of Americanism in the public schools has been one of the main projects for American Legion! Auxiliary members and it was the furthering of this project which ton Thursday took Mrs. T. J. Brabec, president of Capital Unit of the auxiliary, and Mrs. Mem Parce, secretary to the new Cummings Grade School in the KeizerJdistricL The purpose of the meeting was presenting an Amer ican flag and its holder toeach of the! ten ; rooms in th building. MrsJ Carmalite Weddle, canism chairman of the unit and principal of the Keizer school, had planned. an; appropriate program for the occasion. In each room a monitor pupil led the flag and gave a proper acceptance speech. Pupils gave readings and sang pa triotic: songs. er Holds Initiation The home of Mrs. Bernard Mainwaring, 2540 Skopil Ave., was the scene of the first BIL initia tion ceremony of Chapter CQ, PEO Sisterhood. A covered dish dinner preceded the initiation. Justice William C. Perry and John Muir directed the initiation ceremony with I. T. Kvali as mas ter of ceremonies. Assisting in the initiation were C. M. Martin, G. W. Bruce and Wayne Gill. Initiated during the ceremony were : Bernard Mainwaring, Ken neth Cole, Mike Forbes, Homer Heaton and Bill Bender. Legion Groups Entertained by Women's Post Bridge Tourney Teams Lead Shower Fetes Recent (Bride Announcement is being made of the marriage of . Mrs. Arlene LaFountaine and Robert A. Tan ner, which was quietly solemnized on Dec. 30 in Portland. The bride is the' daughter of Ival Utterback and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Tanner. 1 The newlyweds are now ! at home in Salem at 640 S. Capitol st. - The new Mrs. Tanner was hon ored at a post-nuptial shower Fri day night at the First Christian Church with 30 guests attending the all-church affair. Hostesses for the party were Mrs. Glenn Utterback and Mrs. John Brown. THE -PIKE Raspberry Ribbon ICE CREAM 138 s. Liberty K Modern Etiquette : By ROBERTA LEE C O. Who should lead the pro cession into the dining room when a dinner is being given in honor of a man and wife? A. The ; host or hostess with the wife or the husband of the honored couple; the other two next. ! ; O. What should a person do when he has completed introduc ine two persons? A. It would be nice, if possible, to draw the new acquaintances into conversation by introducing some subject of mutual interest Q. Is it correct to use a fork to place jelly on bread? A. No: the knife should be used for this purpose. American Legion Post 149 was host to representatives of other Legion Posts Friday night during its monthly business meeting held at the Legion Club. Posts and Auxiliaries represented were the Gold Star Post, Aumsville, King wood Post, Salem Post 136, Capi tol Post 9 of Salem, Albert Reeves Post, Silvertori, and Stayton American Legion; Stayton. Miss Alberta Snoemake report ed on child welfare, telling of the toy library feroject for the ri l m a i ml i ocnixu lor ine xnjna. Mrs. Velma Davis, community service chairman, advised the Post is registered with Red Cross for disaster relief work, and with the public health service for hours of work to be donated by volunteer members. A tree plant ing project, in memory to I. N. Bacon was announced. Speakers for the evening were District 2 Commander H. B. Lich tenthaler, who presented a report ou the sale of rehabilitation stamps, proceeds; from such sales remaining within the state of Oregon. District 2 Vice-Commander John Muir was the other speaker, giv ing a brief outline on child wel fare. Entertainment was furnished by the Salem Civic Players under the direction of Miss Beulah Gra ham. Refreshments were served by a committee consisting of Florence Cameron, chairman, assisted by Miss Marjorie Howard,; Mrs. Har riott Belcher, Mrs. Charles Klopp, and Mrs. Velma; Davis; The next meeting will be a social at the home of Mrs. Sylvia Kraps, 550 N..j! Summer St on Friday, February 5 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Charles L. Newsom fell to second place in the Monday series of the Elks Duplicate Bridge club this week but added another top to her credit! when she teamed with Mrs. Walter A. Barsch to finish in the lead ; of 12 couples east-west in the Friday evening -tournament. Onli the other side of the, boards! Mrs. Walter M. Cline and Mrs; Paul F. Burris was high. Nobody Ever Answers Door At This House SAN BERNARDINO, Calif j (JP) A salesman walked up tol the door of a pleasant looking house. He noticed the fresh, green lawn and the brightly colored window shutters. He rang the- doorbelL Nobody answered. At this house nobody even an swers. Inside the freshly painted stuc co walls is a water well which the city operates. There are Sev eral "houses" in the city which conceal wells. They conform to residential standards. j Water department officials get an extra chuckle when handbills are dropped on the porch or when SAVINGS LIKE! A FAIRY TAIE BRADLEY FURNITURE 1978 North Capitol : Barbecued i CltAB AT NORTH'S 1170; Center salesmen leave free samples woman even stopped by to the "house." One buy Other teams finishing among iBank Bandits Active the leaders Friday evening wereiT . A . . -io!? Dale Hutchinson and Jack; Shep-j In Arkansas in 1VO0 I ard, both of Corvallis, Mrs. Roy Tokerud and Col. Philip Allison, Mrs. Leona Taylor and Mrs. : W. F. Lieske, Mrs. F. C. Lutz and W. M. Cline, Oliver Huston and C. L. Newsom, and Mrs-f W R. Newmyer and Mrs. Lloyd! Jones. Mrs. Donald Huff took over first place in the Monday series by winning with Mrs. Leonard J. Ahsenmacher as a partner. Other players among the leaders in cluded Ray Ward, Mrs Sam Ramp, M. A. Beyer of MtJ Angel, Mrs. R. L. Park, Mrs. Bert Os- burn, Mrs. Frank Mohlman, Mrs., John Pugh of Shedd, Mrs. L. W. Frasier, Ray Kemp, Mrs. Dorothy Remmey of Brownsville,! Sidney Schechtman, Mrs. C. B. Bentson, Mrs. John S: Bone, Maurice Shep ard and W. E. Kimsey. j ! In the junior sections Wally Wilson and Carl Charnholm, and Lloyd Jones and Hazel Johnson were winners, while in I second place were William Albright and Roy Tokerud, and Mrs. Albright and Mrs. Wally Wilson. J In the mid-week tournament at the women's club Mrs. Alma L. Jones, director, announced 'win ning combinations as "follows: Mrs. Cecil Rhoades and W M. 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