4 Gee. D Statesman, Sedan Orsw Sua Fob. 14. 1854
Seen and Heard . .
By JtRYAAE ENGLISH (
HONOR GUESTS . . at a love
ly reception - Wednesday night
were Dr. and : Mrs. Julian J.
Reiser, who recently moved here
from Chicato . . ..Members of
the First Congregational Church,
of which Dr. Keiser is the new
pastor, hosts for the affair . . .
A large xgroup of church mem
bers and1- friends calling to greet
the newcomers . . . Mrs. Reiser's
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moiner, Airs, oein i. nuaung-
ton, over from Forest Grove for
the occasion and introducing
guests to the receiving line , . .
Mrs. Keiser pinning a corsage of
pink camellias and stephanotis
to her black gown . . . Dr. and
Mrs. Paul Davies of Portland
also receiving with the honor
guests . . Dr. Davies the super
intendent of the Congregational
Conference of Oregon ...
Bouquets ... of red carna
tions and white stock combined
with pussywillow in the foyer
and receDtion rooms - . .-A beau
tiful round white madeira cloth
on the reception table . . . the
bouquet of garnet red roses, gold
wheat and foliage which had been
sprayed gold and flanked by
garnet tapers in gold holders . .
On the mantel pink snapdragons
and garnet - roses and at the
other end pink twisted tapers in
a candelabrum.. . .
Among those calling . . . Dr,
and Mrs. Robert D. Gregg . . ,
Justice and Mrs. George Ross
man . . . she in a good-looking
wood voilet dress with velvet
hat in a mauve violet shade . .
The Rev. and Mrs. Louis White
... Mm. White among r those
pouring during the evening . . ,
Mrs. L. K. Lawrence and Mrs.
Ralph Van Horn, who were re
sponsible j for the lovely party,
both wearing black gowns . .
Mrs. Cornelius Bateson coming
in from her country home at
Pratum .1 . . Miss Eleanor Ste
phens and Mrs. Chester Luther
with daughter, Marilyn . ., .
Others noted ... Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel J. Butler . . . Miss Oda
Chapman, who was in charge of
the guest book one hour . .
The Lawrence Browns . L . the
Willard Marshalls and daughter,
Julia . . j Mrs. Marshall wearing
a becoming wisteria sheer wool
dress . . J Mrs. Harold O. Schnei
der and i Mrs. Lewis D, Clark
coming in together . . .A num
ber of the teen-age contingent
mingling j with the guests . .
Among them . . . Norman Luther
and Peter Van Horn . !. . Mr.
and Mrs. Karl Heinlein, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard D. Slater and Mr,
and Mrs.; Kenneth Rich among
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Dr. and Mrs. Both well. Avison,
the Paul Harveys, the L A. De
Frances and Dr. and Mrs. Brace
Knapp chatting over the coffee
cups . . . Many of the guests tak
ing a glimpse of the church ad
dition soon to be completed .
the kitchen already ia use for
the party and so convenient .
large classrooms, two dining
rooms and an auditorium with
stage among the grand new fea
tures of the addition
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Church Groups! Slato. Mooting
living and dining rooms com
bined with the tea table set by
the windows;. . . a red dotted
Swiss cloth! with deep ruffle
edged in lace ... A tiered crys
stal centerpiece . with ador
able red carnation nosegays on
each tier . . narrow white lace
bordering each crystal tier . . .
the cherry itarts also carrying
out the decor ...
The cozy tern . . . with attrac
tive wallpaper and furnishings
a popular spot for guests to chat
. - Mrs. Maynard Sniffer re
ceiving many (comments on her
unusual holiday print of Valen
tine red shantung with match
ing jacket .1 . Mrs. Chester Loe
so spring like in her white and
lilac print with deep border of
lilac on the glared skirt . . . Chic
in navy bide,, which is always
popular for spring . . . Mrs. Co-
burn Grabenhorst trim in a navy
suit and carrying her furs . . .
Mrs. Edward o. stadter Jr. ac
centing her I navy tailleur with a
perky red and white straw . . .
Spring prints for Mrs. C. Ron
ald Hudkins and her sister, Mrs.
Gus Moore I. . .
More of lame . . . Mrs. Ken
neth Potts who greeted guests
at the door : one hour, also choos
ing a navy" blue print ... A
smart threesome ... Mrs. Har
old Olinger, Mrs. Arthur Fisher
and Mrs. Robert Drager, who
donned furs with their ensem
bles . . . Mrs. Harmon Harvey
just home from a San Francisco
holiday . Mrs. Kenneth Sher
man accenting her brown suit
with a white chapeau . . . Mrs.
E. B. Bossatti and Mrs. Carl Ger-
linger Jr. driving over from Dal
las for the party . . .
DANCING BY ... at the Salem
Junior Woman's Club Valentine
formal a week ago . . . The Amer
ican Legion Club the locale . .
red vigil lights in the center of
red and white carnation hearts
forming the attractive 'table cen
terpieces . . The co-chairmen
. . . Mrs. Ted Tibbutt in a stun
ning gown of bon bon pink net
with a full tiered skirt . . . and
pastel sequin butterflies scat
tered on dhe floor length skirt
. . . Msr. Andrew Foster choosing
a ballerina gown of white net
over satin, with a gold brocaded
bodice . r' . her shoes of white
satin . . V
Spotted . . Mrs. Ted Morrison
in a full ikirted short formal of
aqua green with tiny straps over
the shoulders ... A red net
ballerina ; gown with strapless
bodice the choice of Mrs. Fran
cis Waser :i . . red flowers tucked
here and there under the net .
A pretty? ;walti dress of mauve
satin with tiered skirt worn by
Mrs. Richard Lankow . . . pretty
Mrs. Robert Carey in a smart
black sown of net and lace .
her full skirt the popular baller
ina length ...
SILVERTON Circles of Trin
ity Ladies Aid will meet the fol
lowing! week f at the various
homes. Slated are Circle 1, Tues
day at the home of Mrs. J. C
Larson, route ;2; Circle 3. Wed
nesday, at the home of Mrs. Olaf
Anderson, 237 Mill; Circle 2,
Thursday, a the home of Mrs.
Rasmus i Wick; 913 S. Water;
Circle 4, Friday, at the home of
Mrs. Oliver Totland, roule 1. i
Immanuel Women's Mission
ary Federation will meet Thurs
day night at I 8 o'clock in the
Fireside roc-n, when Mrs. E. V.
Swayze i will present the topic,
-The New T7oman Fulfills the
Royal Law." Hostesses are Mrs.
Kenneth Htnjum, Mrs. Marshall
Satern, Mrs. Ross. Marquam and
Mrs. Melvin Satrum. ,
Calvary Ladies Aid will meet
Wednesday at 2 o'clock at Cal
vary Lutheran Church with Mrs.
J. P. A. Hanson as hostess. .
A naeetiag of the National As
sociation of Letter Carriers Auxi
liary will be held at the May
flower Hall Monday night j at 8
p.m. Mrs. Eugene ' Morrison is
president of the group. ,
Pythian Sisters, Centralis Tem
ple will hold formal initiation at
the Wednesday night meeting at
the Beaver Hall at 8 p.m.
Theta Sigma Phi alumnae will
be entertained Monday night at
the home of Miss Genevieve Mor
gan, 1098 E St, at t p.m. The
guest speaker will be Mike For
bes, valley editor of the Capital
Journal. '; . H -
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The Africa Violet Society
will meet Thursday night at the
home of Mrs. Charles Forrette,
1080 N. Winter St, at 730 pjn.
Faculty Wives To Entertain
The Willamette Universy
Faculty Women's Club will enter
tain i with a no-host dinner in
honor of the husbands Thursday
night at Lausanne Hall at 6:30
o'clock. ...V7r ! j
Mrs.' Chester Luther and Mrs.
Charles Johnson are heading the
directorate for the affair. Assist
ing are Mrs. Robert Purbrick,
Mrs. James Nickel, Miss Nancy
Stuart, Miss Martha Springer,
Mrs. Ray Smith, Mrs. OHie Wil
liams, Mrs. Edith Anderson, Mrs.
Vine Buchholz, Mrs. Alda Still
well, Mrs. Josef Schnelker, Mrs.
James Elliott and i Mrs. Charles
Paeth. 1
Mrs.-Iran Xeyse wd he hess-
ess to the Jaycee-etes . Monday
night at her home, 130 Albert
Drive, at t p.m. The guest speak
er will be Erich Laetsch, who
win give a talk on "1934 Hair
Styles." ... .;-;. .... ... -
The Priagle Pleasant Point So
cial Club win meet with Mrs.
George Grabenhorst for a noon
luncheon on Thursday, t
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A VALENTINE TEA i. . . on
Monday at the attractive sub
urban home of the Arthur Ather-
tons on East Browning Avenue
. . . Mrs. Ervin L. Peterson a co
hostess with Mrs. Atherton for
the lovely party ... A beautiful.
sunny day ; with many of the
guests donning suits with stoles
and furs for the occasion . . .
A Valentine greeting on the
door . . . a red carnation nose
gay with hearts and red stream
ers .. . in the stoneentrance
hall red tulips growing in the
corner floor planter . . .
Just matching . . . the decor
was Mrs. Atherton, who wore a
chic white cotton with red trim
and red eton jacket . . . Mrs.
Peterson choosing a : becoming
black afternoon gown . . . The
Glib Calendar
i Monday
Willamette Shrine. White Shrine of
Jerusalem, Masonic - Temple. 8 p. m.
Salem PEO Council luncheon. Gol
den Pheasant. 1 :1S p. m.
West Salem Lions Auxiliary with
Mrs. Chester O. Douglas. 1049 7th
St.. S p.
Bethel 35. Job's Daughters. Scot
tish Rite Temple. 7:30 p. m.
National Association of Letter Car
riers Auxiliary. Mayflower HaU. S
p. m.
Jaycee-ettet with Mrs. Ivan Royst.
i 1130 Albert.:
' Tuesday
Ztokta Club with Mrs. L. It.
Springer, J393 Fir St.. 1:15 dessert
luncheon.
Chadwick Chapter, OES. Masonic
Temple. 8 p. m.
Salem Ceatral WTCU Trances Wil
lard Memorial meeting. Salem Me
morial Hospital chapel, 1p.m.
, .
i Wednesday .
West Salem Methodist Sunshine
Club with Mrs. Laura nee Walworth.
11:30 a. m.
Ainsworth Chapter, OES, Scottish
Site Temple; S p. in.
Pythian Sisters. Centralia Temple,
formal intiation. 8 p. m.
Methodist WSCS general meeting.
121S luncheon.
Presbyterian Women's Association
. meet In social nail, luncheon, 11:15
p. m. . j
' Thursday
- African Violet Society with Mrs.
Charles Torrette. 1080 N. Winter St.
n. m.
Winamette University Faculty Wo
men's Club no-host dinner for hus
bands. .Lausanne H1L 6:30 o. m.
Salem Lkns Club AuxfHanr with
Mrs. Carl Steelhamnicr. 73 S. High
St.. 8 p. m.
' First Christian Church Women's
Feliowshio meetinr. 11 a. m.
Kinrwood American Leeton AnxfTl-
try. dutch auction, cake walk. Legion
Han. 8 p. rru
", "' " Saturday
' Salem Branch. AAVTW, luncheoa
meeting. Marion Hotel. 1 p. m.
Dr. Will J. Thompson
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