6 Sec IV Statesman. Salem, Ore- Tues-. Sept. 21, 1954
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SOCIETY CLUBS 'MUSICi
Around Town . j. ,
By JERYME ENGLISH
PARTY TIME . . . Mm. Eric
Brander of Buenos Aires, who has
been visiting in Oregon this sura,
mer at the country home of her
parents, the Robert Darrahs of
Victor Point, will be feted at an
informal tea Wednesday for which
Mrs. -Paul Jaquet will be hostess
at her new country place at Vic
tor Point . . . Salem, Silverton and
valley friends have been invited
to . call between 2:30 and 4:30
o'clock to greet the young visitor,
who is leaving in early October to
return to South America . . . Pre
siding at the tea urns will be Mrs.
Louis Schacht, Mrs. Vent Shay,
sister of the hostess, Mrs. G. F.
Chambers and Miss Dorathea
Steusloff. . . Assisting informally
will' be Mrs. Donald Jaquet and
Mrs. Robert Leirman j ...
A surprise . . housewartning
feted Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Weedry
Saturday night when a; group ef
their friends arranged a no-host
dianer party at their new resid
deace atop Fairmount Hill on
Jeans Street . . . During the eve
ning a gift was presented to the
Weedry s for their new home-. . .
Surprising the couple were jMr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Anderses. Mr.
an! Mrs. Robert Ramsden,; Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph L. Himmel, Mr.
and Mrs. Glean Wilbur,.: Mr. and
Mrs, Lynn Belae, Mr. and Mrs.
Rex Adolph, Mr. and Mrs. T.
Harold Temllnson, Mr.1 and Mrs.
Charles Claggett, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry H. Weinstein and Miss
Kreta Jani ef Portland, formerly!
f Salem . . . Miss Jans spent the
. weekend In Salem and was a
gvest at the Lawrence: Aadersoa
heme. . . i , I
Law school ... freshmen of
Willamette University were wel
comed at an informal reception
Sunday afternoon for which i Dean
and Mrs. Seward P. Reese were
hosts at their South High $tret
residence . . . arranging the af
fair were law school faculty members-
and their wives with Mrs.
Charles A. Jens as chairman
Assisting were wives of second
and third year students and of
ficers of the law school student
body ... Receiving with Dean
and Mrs. Reese were Mr. and
Mrs. Reginald Parker, Dr. and
Mrs. Charles A. Jens, Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin W. Butler, Mr. and
Mrs. John C. Paulus.. William H.
Winslow, Frederick E. Martin
and Mr. and MrsJSam R. Haley. .
A club hostess . . . Thursday
will be Mrs. Carl Steelhammer,
who has - invited members i of her
bridge club to luncheon at her
South High Street home . .
A'featare ... f the silver tea
to be given by members of Aum
worth Chapter, OES Social Club
oa Saturday, September" 25, at the
saborbaa home of Mr.! and Mrs.
Frank R. Brown on Byram Avenue
will be an imported Swiss music
boxf which was recently given to
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Ritchie. .
J. 1 . A . I 1 I L . i. .
ine lauer is co-cnairman. i ft t
tea 'with Mrs. Howard Jenks . . ;
The-box will be oa exhibit aad
played during the tea hours, Z tt
S o'clock ... the box is ef birds
eye 'maple and the musical pieces
are "Anniversary Walla" aad "Let
Me Call You Sweetheart" featur
ing chime tones . , . The inter
ested public is Invited to attend
the benefit tea. . . r
INTERESTING TIDBITS ... Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Baldock have re
turned from a week's sojourn at
Sun Valley, where Mr. -Baldock at
tended sessions of the Western
.meeting - of State Highway Of
ficials. . .
Frying . . . home today are Mr.
and -Mrs. William L. Phillips Jr.,
who have been vacationing in Mex
ico CRy and Acapulco the past ten
days . . . Visiting in San Francis
co a fortnight is Mrs. Marion
Rilsa hn ic a niMt ttt her con
and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas E. Rilea Jr. . . they will
also vacation! on Russian River
during her stay m the bay area , .
Entraining ... Monday for
Winter Park, Florida war Sidney
Kromer, daughter of the 1 Sydney
Krntnon. wha wilt enroll for her
sophomore year at Rollins College
. . . she is traveling soum ny way
of Lea Angeles, where today she
milt visit her cousin. Sue Wood, on
the UCLA campus . . . Miss Krom
er: Is returning to school a ween
earlv as she is on the staff of the
college newspaper . .;.
Expected . . in me capital mis
weekend are Mr. and Mrs. Collin
Froslid of Detroit. Mich., who are
currently visiting relatives and
friends in Portland ana uaiiie
r.rnnnd Wash. . . The Froslids
come West each year and have a
host of friends in saiem . . . wnue
In the capital they will be reg
istered at the Marion Hotel.
Visiting . . . at the borne of Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Bowen the past
week have been ber brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon
Helms of Anderson, Indiana . ., .
they also visited in Canby with
another sister and her husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Cart Elligsen . . .
the travelers are leaving waay ror
California and will be accompanied
by Mrs. Helms .brother. Earl
Henricks of Salem ...
A guest . . . at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Karl G. Becke for sev
eral weeks ' is her sister-in-law,
Mrs:, Clinton Lovell of Portland.? .
wknrf visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E. Burr Miller were
their son-in-law and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hawkins of
Eugene . . . the first of November
Nancy and Paul will leave, for
Kentucky, where he will be sta
tioned with the u. 5. Army. ...
rnm Walla Walla. . . comes
word that Gail Dorr, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Dorr, has
been' pledged to Alpha Phi sarority
on the Whitman College campus. .
Gail is a sophomore and took her
first college year at Willamette
University . . . ' J
A little boy . . . . Mark Thomas
was born i to ' Mr. and Mrs. Thom
as Osborri (Louisa Kelly) of Port
land; on August 30 at the Wilcox
Memorial Hospital . . . the lad
is the grandson t Mr. ana ir.
Thomas W. Kelly and Mr. and
Mrs. Harley Osborn. all of Salem. .
Mrs. Kelly has been in roroana
the past fortnight at the home of
her daughter and to greet ber new
grandson. , . . ,1
dub Calendar
. TUESDAT
Salem Central WCTU at YWCAJ 1
p.m. i
Xtokta Club with Mn. Mason Blan
co. 1541 3. tnurcn ai.. i:u p.m.
Jjefree or Jtionor, jnrs. nuuj nuv-
hill, 333 Union St.. I p.m. !
Chadwick Chapter. OES, Masonic
Temple. S p.m. . .
American War . Mothers, no tion
luncheon with Mrs. George' L. Pro.
1915 Maple Ave.. 12:30 p.nv
u WEDNESDAY
Executive committee. WSCS Tint
Methodist Church, meet in fellowship
room, 1 .30 p.m.
AAUW Wednesday Afternoon Book
Rroup with Mrs. Albert C. Grafs'. 755
r. Capital St. 1:: dessert.
Cherry Court. Order of the Amar
anth, Scottish Rite Temple, S p.m.
THUBSDAY
Spiritual Sunflower Club with Mrs.
John Bruijn. UU Sth St.. 1 to 4 p.m.
American Gold Star Mothers with
Mrs. Ozella Campbell. 3045 Larsen
Ave., 7:30 p.m. s
Sojourners, dessert bridge, elee
Uon, Salem Woman's Club. 1 p. in.
Salem ZontajClub luncheon, Gold
en Pheasant, noon. ;
, . FRIDAY '
Salem Woman's Club meet at club
house, 1 p.m.. board meeting. lg:30
pm Bros. Jay .
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Winners for" '
Tourney
Named
Mrs. Walter M. Cline and Mrs.
C. B. Bentson were winners of
the lAmerican Contract Bridge
League master point for Septem
ber, while also awarded points in
the duplicate session at the Elks
club were Mrs. A. O. Mueller and
Mrs. Myrtle Watson, and Mr. and
Mrs. Max Moore of Scio.
In the second tournament of the
Friday evening series at the Elks
Duplicate Bridge club, Mrs. F. C.
Lutx and Ray Ward, ) and Jack
Shepard and D. M. Hutchinson,
both of Corvallis, finished in first
place. Others among the top teams
wereV Mrs. Elsie Day and W. F.
Leary.j Mrs W. R. Newmeyer.
Mrs. Leona Taylor and Mr. and
Mrs, Carroll Ford, Elmer O. Berg
and W. E. Kimsey, and Mrs. W. M.
Cline and Mrs. E. E. Boring:
Iji last week's opening junior
tournament at the Elks club, Mrs.
Hazel Johnson and Mrs. A. O.
Mueller,; and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Charnholm were top scorers, while
in second place were Mrs. Kenneth
Baird .and Dr. Cus Wallis, and
Mr. and. Mrs. Victor Collins.
In the senior tournament Mrs.
R. L. Park and Sidney Schecht
man, and Mrs.- E. E. Boring and
Mrs. I C. L. Newsom took firsts,
while others securing points Includ
ed Mrs. Dewey Howell and Gil
bert Groff, Mrs. Mona Yoder and
Mrs. Asa I. Eoff, Mrs. George
Rein and Mrs. F. C. Lutz, Mrs.
W. E. Kimsey and Arden Harrah
of Corvallis, and Mrs. Carroll
Ford ano C. L. Newsom. ,
Because of the conflicting tourn
ament at Corvallis this coming
weeken. no tournament will 1 be
held at the Elks club until next
Monday evening.
The master point of the Mid
week club held at the Women's
clubhouse last ' week resulted in
top scores for Mrs. Elsie Day and
Mrs. E. E. Boring, and Mrs. Frank
Mohlman and Mrs. Stan Neuens,
while points also went to Mrs. C.
B. Bentson and Mrs. A. W. Bine
gar, Mrs. Carroll Ford and Mrs.
Harold Muhs, Mrs. A. I. Eoff and
Mrs. E. O. Berg, and Mrs. Lloyd
Jones and Mrs. Donald Duncan. .
City Panhellenle will open its
season at a meeting and coffee
Friday morning at the home of
Mrs. George BagnalL 1595 Madi
son St, at 10 a.m. New officers
will take over and Mrs. B. W.
Staceywill serve as president for
the coming year, succeeding Mrs.
Marens M.altby.
LYONS An open house recep
tion will be held for Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Wagner on October 3 from 2
to 6 p.m. to celebrate their 25th
wedding anniversary. All friends
and relatives are invited to at
tend. The reception will be held
at the Lyons Catholic : hall in
Lyons. "
The Mother's Club of Cherry As
Assembly, Order of Rainbow; for
Girls will meet tonight at the home
of Mrs. F. M. North. 1525 Pearl
St., at 7:30 p.m. All mothers of
assembly members are invited to
attend. .
- The executive committee of the
WSCS of the First Methodist
Church has slated a meeting for
Wednesday, afternoon in the fel
lowship room at 1:30 p.m.
Mrs. William H. Hammond will
be i in Portland today to attend
her bridge club luncheon at the
home of Mrs. John Allen.
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JEFFERSON Mrs. Rob- '
ert J. McNecd, th former
Donna Core en Olden
burc;,, whose) marriage
was an event of Sunday,
September 12.! Mrs. Mc
Neal Is the daughter !of
Mr. and Mrs.! Harry L
Oldenburg ofi , Jefferson
and , M r. McNeal is the
oldest son of Mr. and Mrs.!
Robert W. McNeal 1 of
Monroe. (Hal Wynd pho
District Meeting
Slated Thursday
Neighbors of Woodcraft, Silver
Bell Circle 43 will ibe host to of-
of District 21
September 23
Foreign Wars
ficers and guards
Thursday evening,:
at the Veterans of
Hall, i ,
' The public la invited to attend
this meeting and there will be in
itiation. Fancy drills will be presented
by the drill team from Newport
and the district drill team from
Amity. : " 1
The reception committee will be
Mrs. Alice Watenpaugh and Mrs.
Velma Tee son and; Jesse Jones.
Chairman of the refreshment
committee will be Al Roome, as
sisted by Claude Hall, Lloyd Mit
chell, Jesse McNeil and George
Sm alley. ' I 4
There wil be no meeting of the
Neighbors of Woodcraft Friday
evening, Sept H. .
The American Gold Star Mo
thers will hold s social meeting
Thursday night at I the home of
Mrs. Ozella Campbell. 3045 Lar
sen Avenue, at 7:3Q p.m.
Engagements
Announced
By Two
Adding her name to the list of
brides-elect is Miss Mar j oris Rey
ne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Reyne, whose betrothal to John
R. Wikoff, son of Mr. and Mrs.
John F. Wikoff, is being announc
ed this week. ' No date has been
set for the wedding.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
McMinnville High School and -her
fiance graduated from Salem
High School and later attended
Oregon State College. He plans to
resume his studies there in the
spring. .
CaterCIark Betrothal
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Clark of
Brooks are announcing the en
gagement of their daughter, Jean
Lucille, to Jack Cater, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Austin Cater of Salem.
The wedding date has not been
set ' ...!' i
Miss Clark is a graduate of
Junction City High School and is
employed at the Pacific Tele
phone and Telegraph Co. Her fi
ance is a graduate of Salem High
School and was recently released
front active duty with the U.S.
Air Force after four years of serv
ice. . . .. . i
Church Nuptials
Unite Couple
The. Presbyterian Church in
Gervais was the setting for the
marriage of Miss Rubv Wells.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perrv
wens, ana Clifford WeideYmann.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weider
mann of Cassville. Wisconsin, on
September 11. The Rev, Ernest
Trembly officiated at the 8
o clock nuptials. Mrs. Harvey
Evans of Salem was the organist
and Mrs. Wendell Kirk of Gervais
was the soloist. ' 1 i
The bride's dress was fashioned
of satin and lace and a tiara of
rhinestones held in place her fin
gertip veil. She carried a bouquet
of red roses. - t?
Miss Carmen Wells was her sis
ter's honor maid and she wore a
ballerina gown of yellow taffeta.
Misses Anna and Edith Druery,
cousins of the bride, were brides
maids. They iwore, lavender and
blue taffeta ballerina frocks, They
all carried bouquets of red roses v
Shirley Wells, sister of the bride,'
was flower girl and lighting the
candles were Miss Barbara and
Miss Beverly Hupp.
Elnor Weidermann, brother of
the bridegroom, was best' man
end ushers were Donald and Wal
ter Wells, brothers of the bride.
Mrs. Wells chose a brown dress
with corsage of roses for her
daughter's wedding. ,
A reception was held in the
churchpairlors. Mrs. Hazel Hoover
cut 1 the cake and pouring were
Mrs. John Zolotoff Jr. and Mrs.
Helen 1 Urbach. Assisting r were
Misses Laverae, Evelyn and Caro
lyn Hupp and Mrs. Darrell Hoover.
.When the couple left on their
wedding trip the bride wore a navy
blue suit with white accessories.
The newlyweds will make their
home Gervais.
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Mr. and Mrs. Delwya Kleea have
not moved to Silverton as erron
eously stated in Sunday's paper.
The Kleens still reside in Salem
at 1761 Market Street Mrs. Kleen
is commuting to Silverton, where
she is teaching there in the grade
school i
Mothers to Meet
For, Coffee
Mothers and children of the
Happytime Cooperative Kinder
garten and all interested persons
will gather for a get-acquainted
coffee Wednesday morning at the
First Congregational Church Kin
dergarten room at 10:30 o'clock.
The kindergarten will officially
open on Monday, September 27. :
Hostesses for the coffee will be
Mrs. Warren Clark, the teacher,
Mrs Carlisle Roberts, vice-president
in charge of kindergarten
membership and Mrs. Lakin West
phal, vice-president in charge of
equipment - i
FED EE Mrs. Clinton McCor
mack entertained for her daugh
ter, Rctiz's sixth birthday Sun
day at her home. Present were
Robin's great grandmother, Mrs.
Maud Burbank of Pedee, her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
McCormack of Dallas, aunts and
cousins, Mrs. Kenneth Kilmer,
Bob and Kathy of Dallas, Mrs. A.
S. Lyday Jr.. Vicki and Jimmy of
Kings Valley, Mrs. Stanley Sing
ler and Steven of Pedee.
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Women's Fellowship of the
Knight Memorial Church will meet
for a 12:30 luncheon Wednesday at
the church with a business meet
ing following.
Volunteers
Will Meet ,
Calendared for Wednesday is a
meeting of volunteers, who will be
working with the Public Health
Nurses this year, on the fifth floor
of the Masonic Temple, Marion
County Department of . Health, be
tween 1:30 and 3 o'clock. ,
Health chairmen in the county
are invited to bring other mem
bers of their committees and all
women interested in giving volun
teer service are invited to attend.
Mrs. Hugh Adams will preside at
the meeting of volunteers. Doz
ens of women assist the nurses at
the Well Child Conferences during
the year.
A tea hour will follow and host-esse-
are Mrs. Lawrence Brown,
Mrs. Arthur Atherton, Mrs. Loren
Richey and Mrs. Lor an L. Spaul
ding. The Tabitha Missionary Fellow
ship of the First Baptist Church
will hold its White Cross meeting
Thursday in- the fireplace room
of the church at 10 a.m. Members
are asked to bring a sack lunch,
also pictures from Christmas and
birthday cards, but not snow or
Santa Claus pictures. All women
of the church are invited to at
tend, i '
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Modorn Etiquette
By ROBERTA LEE
- Q. If a woman arrives at a.
friend's party and finds that an
other womtn, with whom she is
on unfriendly terms, is there,
what does she do?
A. If she is at all well-bred,
she will disguise her feelings as
best as she can not only for the
sake of her hostess, but of the
other guests who could be made
very uncomfortable if they were
made aware of the ill-feeling.
Q. I received a number of gifts
at a birthday party recently, and
I thanked each donor personally.
Is it also necessary that I write
each one a thank-you note?
A. No.
Q. Are the usual bride-and-groom
figures the only correct
adornment for a wedding cake?
A. While these are most often
seen, it is certainly all right to
use anything else if you wish.
Q. Is it correct to eat frozen
puaoings wun mt iari or ue
spoon? r '
A. With the fork.
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