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rejaoti Qgg statesman i L Qn(j News & Pictures Statesman, Salem. Ore.. Friday, May 21, 1954 (Sec. 2) 1 yl round Town . . By JtKVML ENGLISH TEA TIME ... on Thursday when Mesdames James R. Phillips, Rog the Salsm Memorial Hospital er Schnell, Harold Schick Jr., Wil Auxiliary held its annual spring liam M. Smith, John H. Johnson, silver tea . . . the lovely Urlin S. Robert Elgin, Thomas A. Roberts Page home atop Fairmount Hill j Jr., Robert Sullivan, Robert Stre the setting for the affair . . . a ; big. Rollin Haag. Donald Barnick, steady stream of guests calling Lester I. Pearmine Jr., Robert W. all afternoon . . . donning their Gorrr.sen. William R. Shinn, Dan best " bib and tucker" . . . smart iel J. Fry Jr., Donald Wells and suits and silk costume outfits pre- Tom Kay .... dominating . . . witK pr?tty cot tons the choice of those assisting ... All proceeds i several hun dred dollars to go towards fur nishing a recovery room in the surgical department of the hos pital . . . Many ohs and ahs . . . about the gorgeous floral arrangements throughout the house . . . with bouquets to Mrs. Virgil Sexton, who headed the decorating com mittee ... So sweet the dainty bouquets of lilies-of-the-valley and Cecile Brunner roses in the mas ter bedroom . . . Outstanding . . . the pink calla lilies in the living room . . . another of pink single peonies and lupin by the picture windows overlooking the terraced garden ... On the round coffee table an unusual arrangement of pink verbenum and white fa biana . . . The tea table ... all in pink and a lovely complement to the decor of the dining room . . . An exqui site all-over printed pink satin cloth bordered with white fringe . . . Just like a picture out of a magazine the beautiful center piece ... A large silver candela brum and in each holder individ ual nosegays of lilies-of-the-valley, pink sweet peas and roses en circled with a lace doilie and tied with green satin ribbon . . simi lar nosegays with green stream ers caught to each corner of the cloth . . . Receiving ... the women all donning pastel summer dresses just matching the color scheme in the room and the flowers . . . Mrs. C. Ronald Hudkins, who in troduced to the line one hour in a pretty yellow frock . . . Mrs. Urlin Page's lovely dresden blue linen sheath adorned with pearl trimmed cuffs . . . and shoes to match . . . Mrs. Kenneth Sher man, the auxiliary prexy, in a handsome bon bon pink linen em pire style gown . . . and Mrs. Adam LeFor, superintendent of nurses at the hospital, wearing a becoming blue, pink and yellow plaid organdy dress ... Many of the guests . . . going out on to the upper terrace for a better view of the garden, which is so colorful with its many spring blooms . . . lovely roses, the red ones just like velvet . . . Pink dogwood arranged on one of the tables on the terrace . . . After five o'clock Charles Heltzel, presi dent of the hospital board, and other members of the board call ing for a cup of coffee . . . during the afternoon a number of the nursing staff, in their crisp, white uniforms, called . . . Mrs. Joseph Felton and Mrs. Arthur Atherton headed the committee for the suc cessful tea . . . A group from Dallas . . . driving over the tea . . . Mrs. E. B. Bos satti, whs has moved into her beautiful new home, assisting one hour . . . Mrs. Carl Gerlinger Jr. coming in with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Alfred Gerlinger. . . In an other group . . . Mrs. Maurice Dalton. Mrs. Wayne J. Page. Mrs. J. Paul Bollman, Mrs. Arthur Woods anoVMrs. William Young. . . PARTY JOTTINGS ... Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gahlsdorf will be hosts for an informal gathering to night at their Winding Way home . . . the affair is being arranged in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Burns, young newcomers in the capital, who recently moved here from Portland . . . During the evening the group will listen to the election returns . . . .Bidden to meet the couple are Messrs. and Miss Patricia Schuti has re turned from a cross-country mo tor trip, which took her to the Mardi Gras, Florida, New York, Washington. D. C. Quebec and Montreal. She was accompanied on the 14,000 mile car trip by Miss Norma Oswald of Redwood City, Calif. The travelers were away for three months. Miss Os wald accompanied Miss Schutz to Salem and will remain until the first of June. A timely gardening Preceding ... the Cirque Club's dinner dance at the American Le gion Club Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Lteyd F. Ramey will be hosts for a party at their Fairmont Hill home . . . Forty guests have been bidden to the affair and assisting the hosts informally will be Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bryan Richards Jr. . Following the dance Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Williamson will be hosts for a buffet supper party at their Pali Drive home in Kingwood Heights . . . Bidden are Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Cooley. Dr. and Mrs. Murray Schofleld, Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Green, Mr. and Mrs. Ro bert Elfstrom Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Alton Chamberlain, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sommer, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd F. Ramey and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Underwood . '. . For the teen-age . . . contingent will be the informal party for which Kathy Heltzel, daughter of the Charles Heltzels, and Carol Hagemann, daughter of the Charles F. Hagemanns, will be hostesses Saturday night at the former's South High Street home . . . there will be dancing and games in the play room with re freshments served during the eve ning. . . Twenty friends of the hostesses and their escorts have been invited to the party. . . Dinner hosts . . . Saturday night will be Mr. and Mrs. Elmer O. Berg, who have bidden a few friends to their North Summer Street home . . . Entertaining her bridge club Tuesday night was Mrs. Dwight Quisenberry . . . Additional guests were Mrs. Jack Merrill, Mrs. Lester Green and Mrs. Keith Morris. . . Guests ... of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Hammond at the Salem Women's Army-Navy League cos tume dance tonight at Dickson's will be his brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. John H. Ham mond of Milwaukie. . . At WUlamm& Salem Coeds Are Given Honors By JULIE MELLOR Statesman Correspondent With the advent of warm weath er continuing, seventy-five mem bers of the senior class at Wil lamette university left yesterday for their traditional weekend beach trip. They will return Sun day for Baccalaureate services at the First Methodist church. Judi Wood of Salen. was elected president of Cap and Gown, sen ior women's honorary, for the coming year. Other officers in clude vice president, Liz Loving of Portland: recording secretary, Judy Fullager of Portland; cor responding secretary, Marie De Harpport of Portland : treasurer, Rosie Weaver of Grants Pass: and historian, Julie Mellor of Port land. The annual Sigma Alpha Epsi lon province conference will be held in Portland in June this year, with Willamette's chapter president. Loyal Howard of Sa lem, representing his group. To Attend Conventions National conventions are in the offing, too. with Gail Updike of Portland and Sophie Polales of Salem, travelling to Sun Valley Idaho, for the Delta Gamma con clave. Liz Loving of Portland, will go to North Carolina in June for the Chi Omega convention, and Bar bara Jackson of Redondo Beach, Calif., will represent her chapter at the Pi Beta Phi convention in Miami Beach, Fla. Pi Gamma Mu, national social science honorary, has selected five women for membership. New initiates will be Nancy Doughton and Mary Campbell of Salem: Margie Leonard of Silverton: and Daline Montag and Julie Mellor of Portland. Jane N'otson Engaged A beach theme I with seashells engraved with their names an nounced the engagement of Jane Notson of Portland to Clifford Gregg of Upland, Calif., to mem bers of the Pi Beta Phi house. An August wedding is planned, after which the couple will be living in Colorado, where Mr. Gregg is stationed with the army. Amy Girod of Salem was se lected as Associated Women Stu dents choice for coed of the month of May, this week. Selected because of her out standing leadership and interest in campus affairs. Miss Girod is majoring in music, and is a mem ber of Beta Alpha Gamma. Mu Phi Epsilon. and was accom panist for her class for two years in Freshman Glee. Bob McConville of Salem, was elected president of Canterbury Club, the Episcopal young peo ple's group, for the coming year. f C7 -1 Itied warded to lti ruda cw rf . rf Mi A U fT, Salem Altrusa Club received two membership trophies at the 10th district confer ence held last weekend at the Empress Hotel in Victoria, B. C. Left to right are Mrs. Lois Keeney, retiring president of Altrusa, Miss Cora Paynter, membership chairman, and Miss Arline Sholseth, newly elected president. The larger trophy was awarded for high est per cent increase in membership in the 10th district and the other trophy went to the Salem club for having the largest number of new members" of any club in the dis trict. (Steimonts Studio). Mrs. Trelstad President of Auxiliary Mrs. B. L. Trelstad was elected president of the Marion-Polk County Medical Auxiliary for the ensuing year at the Tuesday night meeting of the group at the home of the retiring president, Mrs. Lynn Hammerstad. Other officers elected to serve with Mrs. Trelstad are Mrs. Ma rens Maltby, president-elect; Mrs. Harold Poole, vice-president; Mrs. George V. Squire, secretary-; and Mrs. Thad Moreland, treasurer. This was the last meeting of the group until fall. A picnic sup per was served to over 50 mem bers. The group voted to sponsor a nurse scholarship for a girl at the. University of Oregon Medical School of Nursing. The Grace Lutheran Women's Missionary Society will hold a baked food sale, featuring lefse and Scandinavian pastries, at the Good Housekeeping Co., 467 Court St, on Saturday, May 22, beginning at 10 a.m. Dance at YW Tonight Senior high students will dance under the instruction of Clyde Cha-ters at the YWCA all-school dance tonight from 8-11 p.m. The non-date dance will include inixers and square dances plus social dancing. Parents helping with su pervision for the evening will be Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Rooker and Mr. anu Mrs. W. J. Braun. 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Plan now for a beautiful picture garden I ito introduce more leg-wise women tto leg-size stockings by BHILILE MM Friday and Satur day Last Days of these SPECIAL PRICES Regular $1.50 IS denier evening sheer Knee-Lengths Regular $1.95 12 denier 15 denier Accented ejms 6 pairs .: $p9 $169 1 . $9.90 Regular $1.35 40 denier day time sheer 40 denier pairs $7.50 pairs $6.90 Troubled with twisted seams with stockings that sag at the knee, bag Qt the ankle? Then try your personal, per fecNfitting Belle-Sharmeer leg-size at a sale price! This offer ends Saturday, 5:30 p.m. Discover what thousands of leg-wise women know. Simply this: Belle-Sharmeer leg-sizes fit clingingly, smoothly as skin. Won't you come in V for yours? ) fp J' jjf brev moditt ducheijN 'Ss S. 4 Pt : (purple edge) (green edee) (red edge) SJ ' ' JF? : for ilender for average for tail, 'i.' ' I -i ' mn M Utrur leg. 1 Siie10 SixMShtoll Si9i4m4 I xSs claSSiC (plain edge) for larget legs. Size im T I Regular $1.65 Dark Heels 20 end 3C denier Luxury Lace $T43 x 6 pairs $8.40 $p9 This Is A 'Once-A-Year' Sale! Open Friday Night 'til 9:00 SALEM'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE Weekend guests at the home of Mrs. M. D. Enloe on Auburn road were Mr. and Mrs. Orin Cason of St. Ingnatius, Montana. Mrs. St. Clair to Head Council Mrs. William St Clair was elect ed president of tht City Council, Beta Sigma Phi at the business meeting Wednesday night at the borne of Mrs. Donald L. Pirker Other officers elected to serve with Mrs. SL Clair are Mrs. Ted Morrison, vice-president; Miss Martha Lierly, recording secre tary; Mrs. W. R. McNeil, corre sponding secretary; Mrs. Marvin McClair, treasurer. Mrs. Joseph Kitzke, the retir ing president, installed the new officers. Through the neighbor bo 1 envelope plan for the Cancer Drive Beta Sigma Phis in Salem have turned over $1,725 to the fund. This was one of the council projects this year. Bluebirds on Train Trip MONMOUTH A group of Blue Bird members from Mon mouth elementary school will be taken on a train trip Saturday from Salem to Eugene oa the Shasta Daylight .They will visit University of Oregon campus and return nome in cars, aouii lead ers with them will be Miss Mar garet Hiatt and Mrs. William Wagner. The Bluebirds are all third graders and it will be the first train trip for most of them. WEDDING INVITATIONS DIAL 3-8853 Watty's Print Shop Masonic Bldg. 495 State o CLEANING o REPAIRING o RESTYLING No Fur Coat too old to be resryled or traded on some thing new. 2ND FLOOR So Fasv! f:iiii - H JUST SPONGE IT ON ,Your Upholstery . . Rugs . . . Drapes . . . Lamp Shades Will Look Like New Again! 5 C s ' i A v 4 K 1- ? ' 'V.--., 1 I Will Just think how wonderful it will be when your cherished fabrics davenports, chairs, rugs, drapes, lamp shades, auto upholstery regain their original glory. 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