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Town . .
By JERYME ENGLISH . .
THE SOCIAL WHIRL , . Even
though it's air week hostesses
are finding time to entertain for:
the many visitors, travelers, and
brides-elect . . - On the calendar
for Saturday is the welcome home
coffee for" which Mrs. James B.
Young will - be hostess at her
North Summer "Street residence
for the pleasure of her sister, Miss
Beryl Holt, who has returned from
a summer in Europe J .! guests I
have been invited ,to call between !
10 and 1 o clock to greet the trav
"' eler . , . j . : r :.:
Assistiag ... Mr. Young in-;
formally at the caffee ; table and
boat the rooms will be Mesdames
Wayne p. Leder, Charles Hoggins,
Kari G. Becke, Fraak H. Spears,
Daniel J. Fry. Li C. Smith, P.
D. Qoisenberry, Hollis W. Hunting
tea, Paul R. Hendricks, Ray H.
Simmoas. John H. Carton. Brazier
Small, Clarence J. Hamiltoa and
Rabert Drager ... f
Aa 'reveir'..- . . parties on the
social slate .". . Mr. and Mrs. Har
old G." Maison will be hosts for an
informal dinner party Friday
night at their South ISth Street
home in compliment to Mr. and
Mrs. Linn C. Smith and Mrs. Earl
Snell, who are leaving this month
on a trip to the Orient . . Mrs.
Ercel W. Kay has invited guests
to a luncheon Monday in the Cher
ry Room at Lipman'a for the pleas
ure of Mrs. Smith . . . Cover will
be placed for fifteen guests . .
Diaaer hosts . . . Monday night
were Mr. and Mrs. Fraaeia J. Far
rlstel, wha eatertalaed at their
North 23rd Street home In honor
ef Miss Saxanae Barnes, bride
elect af Rabert D. Marriaaa, and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blnmberg of
San Francisco, wha . are visiting
la Portland, at the home af her
pareats. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Cof
fey, formerly af Salem . . . Tenignt
Mrs. Chester A. Dawns and ber
daughters, Miss Suzanne and Mist
Joaa Banes, will be hostesses for
a dessert sapper and shower la
honor af Mrs. Blnmberg . . . the
affair will be held la Portland at
the home of Mrs. Dawns' mother,
Mrs. M. B. Pareanagiaa . . . , 1 ?
. Celebrating . .. . his eighth birth-
day Wednesday night was Casey
Ounser. son of Dr. and Mrs. war
Id Olinger . . . Casey invited 17
of his friends to a barbecue sup
per on the patio at the Olinger
home and later the group attended
a show
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STATE FAIR TIDBITS . a
number of visitors here on Wed
nesday for the Salem Day at the
fair, with many spending the en
tire day at the fair, a traditional
custom ... At the races . . .. the
Governor's Handicap a feature of
the afternoon races . . . with Gov
ernor and Mrs. Paul L. Patterson
on hand for the occasion and pre
' senting the blanket to the winner
. . Joining Governor and Mrs.
Patterson in their box for the af
ternoon wire Mr. and Mrs. Irving
Rand and daughter of Portland. .
Mr. Rand a former member of the
state senate . . . Awarding fthe
blanket in the ninth race, spon
sored by the Salem Chamber of
Commerce, were Mr. - and Mrs.
Robert Ebersole . . . ' ill
Fanner Salem ... residents
glimpsed amidst the crowd . ! .
Mr. aad Mrs.: T. O. Rassell ' Bp
from Eugene for the day and ever
sight gaests ef their I longtime
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kirk
. . . Checking their racing "pro
grams, a doe. who formerly lived
here. . . Mrs. Jaek Wltttia at
Astoria aad Mrs. Ralph Campbell
af Portland . . . the latter accom
panied to Salem for" the day by
Mrs. Clem Sharkey, also af port-
land i . . ber aasbaad a brother
af Graham Sharkey . . . ' v
; ! Greeting ... . friends were iCap
tain and. Mrs. George Terry ;Hill,
who are visiting i in the capital
during fair week . . . they were at
the races with his aunt, MrsJ Wil
liam H. Lytle, with whom they, are
staying during their visit J . .
Captain Hill is currently stationed
at Denver with the army dental
corps ... The Hills plan to return
to Salem following his tour of
duty r . i J '
Here from Portland v. ! Wed
nesday for the. fair; were Dr' and
Mrs. William Beck and children
of Portland, who also attended the
races and evening show . j The
Walter J. Pages are down irons
Portland foe fair week as guests
of the Brazier Smalls . , . Marcia
Maple arrived in Salem Tuesday
from Bums to join her parents,
the Howard Maples, who are, here
for fair week 1. :. ; The Maples are
house guests of the Melvin Geists
. . Marcia was with Clarice and
Claudia Waters at the fair on .Wed
nesday - i ; ;
Among others . , . The Neelham
family, who attend the fab (each
year aa Salem Day. occupying ana
of the boxes ... With, Mr, and
Mrs. W. L Needham were -their
two sons and their spouses, Dr. and
Mrs. Wiafield Needham, aad Mr.
aad Mrs. Robert Needham; aad
their daughter, Beth . . . MrsJ Earl
C Latoarette being welcomed
borne from Chicago, Denver: and
a sejoara at their beach home at
Gearhart . . . The Glena McCor
micks aad daughter, Glendai who
have spent most af the summer
at their, Devils Lake home la
Wednesday and occupying one af
the boxes at the races . . . With
the Rabert Whites were Mrj.aad
Mrs. Howard Jenks . I
Also spotted . . . Mrs. Roy H.
Simmons with Mr, and Mrs.' Linn
C. Smith . . . Mrs. Simmons and
daughter. Betty (Mrs.1 James
Haley) to leave for San Francisco
and- Palm Springs the end of the
month . . Helene Hughes; pro-
oucer w uw wuuoenui mgni revue
and circus, taking time out for the
races . . . Incidentally, we recom
mend both the revue and circus
as a grand evening's entertain
ment and Hot to be missed). . .
Belene ' always brings her I twin
children, Tom and Lauren, to Sa
lem each year for their birthday
celebration . ; . ' They werej nine
last week . .' . The Hughes ranch
is near Palo Alto and Helene
flies every place, so that she isn't
away from home any more! than
necessary , . . ; Helene and Ted
Mack, who is master of ceremonies
for the night revue and sponsors
the talent show : on the grounds
each day, became friends years
ago when both started in the show
business in New York . . . at that
time Ted played in an orchestra
and Helene was a prima donna . . .
they have had loads of fun Remi
niscing about r their past experi
ences during the week . . . ;
Fair guests . . today ef Justice
and Mrs. Walter Toon will be Mr.
3r .
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.s: i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edwin Homann! Jr. Porothy
) Fried) who were married August 29 at the Johnson Mem:
rial Seventh Day Adventist Church. The bride is the
g daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Albert Fried and the croom lis
1 the son of Mr.' and Mrs. Charles E. Homann of Battle
- Ground, Wash. The Couple will live at College Place,
: WasK. (Artz Studio). " ' .
DUV to Attend
Convention
; Several, members of Barbara
Frietchie Tent. Daughters of Union
Veterans of the Civil War will be
in Portland September 12-16 to at-1
tend the 641h annual national con
vention of the Daughters of Union
Veterans at the Multnomah Hotel
' Mrs. Emma Cadieux of Chicago
is the national president and will
preside at the four day session.
Mrs. Golda Buell of Portland js
president of the department of
Oregon, Daughters of Union Vet
erans and Mrs. Irene Lawhead of
Portland is convention chairman,
i Attending from Salem will be
Mrs. Madeline Nash, Mrs. E. E.
Bergman, Mrs. Nellie Hiday, Mrs.
Mable A. Lockwood, Mrs. Edith
McCoy, Mrs. Mary Hilborn, Mrs.
May Bach, Mrs. Effie Ulricb and
Mrs. Pearl fiimkins. - :
i When yea are planning to serve
steamed .hard-shell clams, it is a
good idea to allow at least two
dozen clams per person, j
and Mrs. Jack Deaaa aad Mr. aad
Mrs. Ray Smith at Portland . . .
Mr. aad Mrs. Ranald E. Jones had
aa their fair guests earlier la the
week, Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Douglas
ef Portlaad and Mr. Janes' niece
aad ber hasband. Mr. aad Mrs.
Robert A. Hughes, ; was wore ea
route from Portland to their new
home In Saa Carlos. Calif. . . .
their dagbter, Sally Haghea. la re.
malaiag at the Jones home antO
after rash week at Willamette t'nl
versify ... she will thea go aeoth
to Jola her parents and make plans
for her wedding to Fred Kanffmaa
in December . .'.
Tri-Y Name
Changed to
Y-Teens
With the i coming ! of - the new
school year, the Tri-Y groups will
again- become active. 1 Already
plans are being made for the first
meeting of the Tri-Y cabinet t
Recently it was requested ,Sy
the , National YWCA Council to
change the title of the Salem senior
gins oinsian, irom Tn-Y to y.
Teens. , ' '
Since all junior and senior clubs
are nationally termed Y-Teens,
Salem has been alone with its title
of Tn-Y. Thus, this change of
name is necessary to maintain
unity and avoid further confusion
at state conference.
In 1911 the girls division of the
YWCA was known thrortchout trie
country as the Girls Reserve. Later
in 1946 aa other communities used
tne term "Y-Teens, Salem named
the ' junior, cirls clubs Y-Tetn.
while the senior clubs took the
name "Tri-Y" to coincide with
the bovs' Hi-Y. ;
The newly named. Y-Teens are
off to a start of another reward
ing year of YWCA activities, and
the beautiful new building will add
greatly to the enthusiasm of the
x-ieens. :
Recent visiters at the home ef
Mr. and Mrs. Gail H. Jones have
oeen Mrs. Al Cutter (Doris Row
den) Ui lti1i nul Mr
Gene Epplng (Esther CamfieM) of
r-aio aiio, cauiomia. Mrs. Jones
entertained informal y for the vis
itors, both former Salem residents.
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campus.
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Captain and Mrs. Robert W. Browne of Chemawa, :
pichired on tle arrival of Mrs. Browne at Okinawa, where
the army officer is assigned with the Ryukyus Service
Command. (U. Army Photo).
Mrs. Robert Y. Thornton,' state
president of the American Associa
tion of University Women, was in
Forest Grove Wednesday night to
speak before members of the For
est' Grove Branch of AAUW. This
was the group's first dinner meet
lng and Mrs. Thornton told mem
bers of !: the conference ; for the
state AAUW presidents which she
attended in Washington, D. C. . in
June. ' !''..
From Portland comes news of
the birth of a son,' William ScoW,
to Mr. and Mrs. William M.' Laid
law on Sunday at the Wilcox Me
morial Hospital The little boy has
a brother, Jennings. 'His grand
mothers are Mrs. James Laidlaw
of Salem and Mrs. John Kain of
Algona, Iowa. Mr. Laidlaw will en
ler his senior year; at the UniveN
aity iof Oregon Medical School this
THCftSDAY
Salem Zonta Club meet with Dr.
Rek-n and Miss Dorothy Pearee.. 26?
N. Winter SC. 7:30 p.m.
Sojourners. Salem Womaa's Club,
t pjn. dessert bridge.
Pork chops rut about 4nch
thick, will need about 1U hours
in a moderate (350 degrees)
oven. Bake some apples with the
chops and serve them, along with
the meat course or for, dessert
Little jGirl Welcomed
A third child. a little girl, was
bora lo Mr", and Mrs, Roy Ferris
on Tuesday at the Salem General
HospitaL She tipped the scales: at
six pounds and has been named
Lorene Mar jorie. ) Also welcotring
the baby is a sister, Madeline, and
a brother, Roy Sidney. The grand
parents are -Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
L. Stevens and Jrs. Lillian Ferris
of Portland. ; f : . ,
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