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Silver Tea at
Young Home ,
Friday
The Kingwood Heights home of
Mr. and Mrs. Gleason Young will
be the scene of a Martha Washing-
. iun Biivei ica va iiiuh; ukiuwu,
Feb. 26 when member of Trinity
Chapter. Order of Eastern Star
entertain. - j . :
" Calling hours are from 1 to 4
o'clock and the interested public
is invited to attend the affair at
the Young home, 543 Kingwood
Drive. Invitations have also "been
sent to the Eastern Star chapters
In the city, the three Bethels of
Job's Daughters and the Rainbow
Girls. . !
Presiding at the tea urns dur
ing the afternoon will be Mrs.
Robert Forster, worthy matron of
Trinity chapter, Mrs. Harry Chari
ton, Mrs. J. E. Vanwyngarden
and Mrs. D. M. Eby.
Assisting about the rooms will
be Mrs. R. C. Genre, Mrs. Clar
ence Field; Mrs. Ray - Hoffman,
Mrs. Elwood Hartwell, Mrs. Law
rence Flagg. Mrs. C. M. Hixson,
Mrs. Wilfred Wilson. Mrs. H. D.
Kortemeyer and Mrs. W. L. Lan
tis. The committee arranging the
tea includes the star points, Mrs.
Jack M. French, chairman, Mrs.
Harold Lewis. Mrs. A. L. Cum
mins, Mrs. Gleason Young " and
Mrs. Tom Shipler.
Miss Taylor,
Mr Gritton
Mai
At a nuptial mass at SL Vin
cent's dePaul Catholic Church
Satrrrrti mnrninff Mi Rnsemirv
1 Taylor, daughter of Mrs. Helen
B. Taylor, became the bride of
Robert Ward Oritton, on of Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene- Gritton. The
Rev. John Reedy officiated at
the. 10:30 o'clock service. Wame
played the wedding musk. Pink
snapdragons and potted hyacinths
decorated the altar.
in marriage. I For ber wedding
she wore a gown of nylon net
with wide lace edging the skirt
and train. The. bodice was of lace
with high neckline and long
sleeves. A tiara of seed pearls
She carried a rosary, a gift of
the brid groom, and a white satin
Bible topped with an orchid.
Mrs. Melvin Marker, the bride's
sister, was the. honor matron. She
wore a pink taffeta dress with
pink hat and hoes and carried
. a colonial nosegay i of pink car-
filiAne an1 -cAtnf c Hit1 oc
maids were Mrs. D. E. Otjen, the
groom's sister, and Mrs. James
Taylor, who wore pink taffeta
dresses with matching hats and
shoes. They also carried colonial
bouquets of pink carnations , and
roses. i r ;
f Richard Kirthmayer of Port
I land, uncle of the groom, served
as best man. Groomsmen were
Harold Hill and Melvin Marker.
Ushers were Larry Thompson
and David Garret
Breakfast, Reception Follow
Mrs. Taylor wore a violet after
noon dress with pink accessories
and corsage of pink rosebuds for
her daughter's weddine. Mrs.
Gritton wore i black dress and
pink accessories with corsage of
pink roses.
The newlyweds were feted at
a wedding breakfast in the Ca
mellia Room of the Senator Ho
tel. reception was held in the
afternoon in the Capital Room of
the hotel. Mrs. Walter Moore, the
groom's aunt, cut the cake. Pour
ing were -Mrs. Harold Hill and
Mrs. Richard Kirchmayer. Assist
ing were Mrs. D. E. Otjen and
Mrs. James Taylor.
The couple are driving south
on their wedding trip and will
attend the Mardi Gras in New
Orleans. ' For traveling the new
Mrs. Gritton donned a two-piece
pink dress with white topper and
navy blue accessories. After
April 1 the couple will be at
home in Salem at 2387 Laurel St
Missionary to SpeaE
Evening circle of the Leslie
Methodist Church will meet with
Mrs. Roy Grettie, Route J, Box
C51, Croisan Creek Drive, Tues
day sight at 8 oclocx. Mrs.
George Rohde will lead the de
votion. The urogram . will be
presented by Urt Randall Craw
ford, a missionary from Chile,
who will show colored slides of
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SILVERTON SUverton Junior Women' club members have ccrthered more thern!
lO.OOCf stamps of special issues for permanently disabled veterans. Recently -another
club, fathering less than 3,000, received national reccicmition. The young women report
they are fortunate in receiving as a gift from Rholin Cooley of Cooley Iris Gardens, his
cover which contain hundreds of stamps of the TOmmemorative type as well as from
many'; foreign countries. Four of the club members arVseen here assorting these stamps
Left to right are Mrs. Milton Baiim, Mrs. Eugene Durschmidt, Mrs. Ronald Syron and
Mrs. Charles Piroutelc flxirsen Photo for The Statesman). I
Tells Plans
For Rites
Miss Barbara Seeber, who will
be married to Roy Van Horn on
Sunday. March 7, has announ
ced plans for their wedding. The
bride-elect is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs: Verne Hasbrook and her
' fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
' E. E. Van Horn of Canyonville.
The ceremony will take place
at St Mark's Lutheran; Church
with the Rev. Mark A. Getzendan
er officiating at the 3 o'clock
rites. The bride-elect's uncle and
aunt Duane Ertsgaard and Mrs.
Lyle Ertsgaard, will be the solo
ists. Prof. Maurice Brennen will
be the organist Lighting the can
dles will be Miss Seeber's cou
sins, John and Richard Dahlager
Miss Marcia Seeber will be her
i sister's1 honor maid and the
. bridesmaids include Mrs. Robert
Brandt and Mrs. Bill Van Horn.
Susan Ertsgaard will be the flow
er girl and Paul Ertsgaard the
ring bearer. i ,
Bill .Van Horn will serve as his
brother's best man. Seating the
guests will 1e David Burks and i
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1 ' A reception will follow in the
church parlors. m
Salem Zenta ' Clab members
will bold their regular luncheon
meeting at the Golden Pheasant
Thursday noon. Dr. j Reginald
Parker, a graduate of Vienna
University and now a: professor
of law at Willamette University,
will be the guest speaker.
Booster Club's
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No-Host Supper
The Booster Club of St. Mark
Lutheran Church will meet in the
social rooms of the church Monday
night Feb. 22 at 7 o'clock for a no
host supper. Washington's birthday
will be i featured and tables will
be placed for each month of the
year and the guests will be seated
at the table that represents the
month of his or her birthday.
Dessert rolls and coffee will be
furnished. Members are asked to
bring hot dishes and salads. The
committee for the evening will be
the executive board: Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Ahrens, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Jaqua, Mr. and Mrs. John Glenn
and Mri and Mrs. Everett Holmes.
A program has been arranged.
Members and friends are invited
to attend.
Program for
Town and ,
Gown Tea
An interesting program has
been arranged for the Town and
Gown lea meeting Thursday aft
ernoon in the Carrier Room of
the First Methodist Church at 2
o'clock- Mrs. George H. Swift
president, will preside.
The Rev. Steen Whiteside of
Hillsboro will give a talk on
"Gothic Cathedrals and Stained
Glass in Central France." Musi
cal numbers will be given by
MalcOnr Campbell, student of
Dean Melvin H. Geist of the Wil
lamette University School of Mu
sic ?: .
All Salem , women who are in
terested in Willamette Univer
sity are invited to attend the
meeting.
Mrs. Wallace Carson will head
the tea directorate for the after
noon J Assisting will be Mesdames
Floyd Baker. P. H. Brydon, W.
C. Bulman, T. L. Calvert E. F.
Carlton, Carl Chambers, L. O.
Clement H. G. Cocking. Preston
Doughion, Reeina Ewalt Robert
L. EUstrom, W. T. Grier, Albert
C. JGragg, A. C. Hagg. Henry
Hanzen. Robert C Hartman,
Cora Hartzell, Taylor Hawkins,
Paul Hendricks, Guy N. Hickok.
Mae I Heath, George Hocking,
George Hoffman, Freeman Hol
mai Howard Runsaker, Daniel
B.iJarman, Luke Johnston, Er-
ce! W. Kay. Walter Keys, J. L.
Kennedy, Herman Lafky, W. S.
Levins, John Lewis, Frederick
Leupold, Sidney B. Lewis,' Miss
Frances Drysdale- and Miss Lc-
repa Jack.
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Dancing Clubs Sjate Formal j
Parties for the Coming Week
Heading the social agenda for the coming week are several
formal dances. The Monday Night Dancing club'a formal dinner
dance will be held tomorrow night in the, Gold Room of the Mar
ion Hotel at 7 o'clock. Dancing will be to the music of the Mason
Melodaires following the dinner hour.
Mr. and Mrs. Varnum E. Kuhn are beading the directorate for
the affair and assisting are Mr.
and Mrs. Clifton Mudd, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Majek, Mr. and Mrs.
L. C Wagness and Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Ballmer.
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Cirque Club Dance
The Cirque club's formal din
ner dance is scheduled for Sat
urday night at the American Le
gion club. This will be a closed
dance with no guests. The social
hour will begin at 8:30 o'clock
with dinner served at 9:15 o'clock.
Robin Gilbert and his orchestra
will play for dancing.
Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Cooley
are chairmen of the decorating
committee, assisted by Mr. and
Mrs. Newbury Close, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest H. Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd F. Ramey and Mr.
and Mrs. William Gash.
Waverly Dinner Dance
The Waverly Dancing club will
hold a formal dinner dance Sat
urday night in the Gold Room
of the Marion Hotel Harry Wese-
ly and his orchestra will play for
dancing following the 8:30 din
ner. The social hour , will begin
at 7:30 o'clock. f
Mr. and Mrs. Otto "Skopil, Jr
will head the directorate for the
affair and others on the commit
tee are Mr. and Mrs. John Kolb
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ward.
Trotters Dance Saturday?
The Trotters Dance club will
hold its monthly dance Saturday
night at the Knights of Columbus
halt Urs Wolf er and his orchestra
will play for dancing between 10
and 1 o'clock. ' .
Cosmis Club Dance
The Cosmis club dance, is also
scheduled for Saturday night at
the Mayflower hall with Charles
Social Meeting For Juniors
Salem Junior Woman's Club
members will gather for a social
meeting Monday sight at the
Manbrin Gardens home of. Mrs.
Norman Young, 418 Way n e
Drive, at 8 p. m. r A white ele
phant sale will be held during the
evening and Mrs. Clifford Bow
der will present a surprise act
A feature of the program will be
a mock Easter bonnet "preview
with the hats, to be auctioned la
ter in the evening.,1 .
, Mrs. Richard Jenning is he
program chairman and Mrs. Mel
vin Pillette is heading the re
freshment committee, assisted by
Mrs. Maurice L. Conn, . Mrs.
Clarke Brown, Mrs. Francis Wa
ser and Mrs. Rollin Page. ,
w.
A tunclicon, Prorram
Rotarian Women will hold
their monthly luncheon meeting
Monday afternoon at the Golden:
Pheasant at 1 o'clock. For the
program Mrs. Robert D. Gregg
will give a talk on Vermont
Traditions' land Mae ' Baker, a
Salem High School student will
give a group of humorous read- ,
ings. Mrs. Millard A. Pekar will
preside at the bosinesi .meeting,
Claggett'a orchestra playing from
9 to 12 o'clock. ,
Hosts for the evening will be
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Witenberger.
The committee is headed by Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Monismith,
chairmen, assisted by Mr. -and
Mrs. Alvin Luhr and Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Patton.
League Slates
First Fashion f
Luncheon
One of the first spring fashion
shows is " slated for Tuesday,
March 2, when members of the
Salem Women's Army-Navy Lea
gue entertain with their annual
fashion luncheon. The affair will
be held in the Gold Room of the
Marion Hotel at 12:30 o'clock.
The affair is given each year
by the league for its members and
guests. There are a limited num
ber of reservations, which will be
closed at noon on Feb. 27. Reserva
tions may be made with i Mrs.
Harvey Latham, Mrs. Daniel Di
Iaconi or Mrs. E. A. Thistlewaite-.
Fashions will be shown i from
Johnson's and the commentator
for the spring style revue will be
Mrs. Bruce F. Pickett.
Co-chairmen of the fashion
luncheon are Mrs. William C; Dyer
Jr. and Mrs. Max Denton. Other
committees include Mrs. Thomas
M. Wood, models; Mrs. Harvey-
Latham, reservations; Mrs. Wil
liam Hugh Adams, decorations;
and Mrs. Roy Green, invitations.
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