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By JERYME
INTERESTING . . . event to take
place on New Year'js Day will be
the open house and silver tea at
the Salem Art Museum (Bush
TJniicol ' Thp affair will be
open to the interested public and
calling hours are from 2 to 6
o'clock . . . the house will be
decorated in the traditional man
ner as it was in the days when
occupied by Miss Sally Bush . i .
a feature of the open house will
be a display- of old fashioned
ornaments ' and Christmas j cards
. . . there will also be a lage
decorated tree in the parlor . . .
Miss Edith Schryver is serving as
coordinator for the benefit af
fair .j. . - j) ;
Holiday hosts . . . Sunday will
be Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Brady
Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B.
BiU Jr.. who have inrited guests U
their annual Christmas open house
... the affair will be held at the
Brady's new residence oa Ladd
Avenue with guests bidden U eaQ
between 4 and S o'clock . L . As
sisting the hosts informally will
be Fred S. Anansea Jr. and Robert
G. Brady ... :
Heading south ... for Christmas
will be Mr. and Mrs. E. Burr Mil
ler, who will entrain Friday night
for San Francisco ... there they
will hp inined hv their vouneeSt
son, Jon, who is stationed at Camp
Pendleton, Oceanside, Calif.i with
the U. S. Marines . . . While in
the bay city the Millers will be
at the St Francis Hotel .Li
Leaving ... today by train for
California are Mr. and Mrs. F.
Ivan Brown, who will spead the
holiday In Walnut Creek with their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. aad
Mrs. Charles Often . . They plan
to be kaway until after the New,
Tear ... ' U- '
Christmas ... la Phoenix for
the Mike Steinbocks and sons,
David and Grant, who are leaving
today by ear for Arizona . . . They
spend each holiday season in
Phoenix and will be Joined by Mrs.
Steinhock's brother-in-law and sis
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nelson of
Chicago . . . they will bo away
early three weeks . ... j
Sojourning ... in the south are
Mr. and Mrs Fred S. Anunsen,
who will spend the ensuing three
months at Rancho Mirage, CalU.
. . . they left for the desert resort
several weeks ago. ,.
In Idaho ... for Christinas are
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Fkry and
for Nampa to spend the holidays
.at the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Fkry . . . The oc
casion will also celebrate the
first family reunion in six years
" Arriving ... in the capital to
day for a holiday visit will be Mr.
and Mrs. E. T. Barnett and sons,
Tom, Jim and Terry, of Stockton.
Calif., formerly of Salem who will
be guests of her parents. Dr. and
Mrs. L. O. Clement ...
Expected -. . to arrive In Sa
lem today is Mrs Esther Sjoding
of Minneapolis, Minn., who win be
the holiday truest of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and .Mrs.
Bertel C. Sjodlng . . . Earonte
Mrs. Slodine has been visiting la
Tacoma and win remain, in Salem
orer the holidays . . . she returned
this fall from a trig to Europe and
the Scandinavian countries
Holiday guests ... at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Vern D. Mc-
Mullen are their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. August
C. Giering and son of Gold Beach,
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Allan McMullen and
small daughter of Eugene .
The McMullens youngest daugh
Mrs. Elmer E. Smith Jr., will
be hostess to members of her
bridge club this afternoon at her
Center Street home and the group
will pack a box for a needy fam
ily. This is an annual project for
the club.
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ter, Mrs, Edward Burke (Barbara
McMullen H is in Zion, I1L with
her navy husband, who is station
ed at Great Lakes ...
From Denver . i . have come
Mr. aad Mrs. Harvey L. Wells,
formerly of CorvaUis, to spend
the holidays in Salem and with
Mr. Wells' son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wells
. The visitors are occupying
the home of her sister, Mrs. Ahner
Kline, who is currently In South
ern California visiting with rela
tives during the holidays ... .
In Portland . . . for Christmas
is Mrs. Donald A. Young, who
will be a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. McWaters until after the
New Year ...
Betrothal of
Miss Bach
Revealed
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At a Christmas party Wednes
day night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence P. Bach, announce
ment was made of the engage
ment of their daughter, Margaret,
to Janes G. Wiemals, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Clement C Wiemals. No
date 'has been set for the wed
ding. 1- , ' : , i I v
Guests; learned the betrothal
news on arriving at the party as
the duo's names were written on
red bells hanging 1 on the front
door. The Christmas motif was us
ed in the decor with the supper
table centered with an arrange
ment of carolers, Christmas bells
and red bows caught to the white
cloth. ? ! i
Attending the party were Mes-
dames Clement C, Wiemals, Cle
ment C. Wiemals Jr., May G
Bach, Kenneth C. Hagg, Joseph J.
Schuetz, Willis L. Bach, PauI 'R.
Riley, William White, Robert D,
Mtley, Robert M. Gatke Jr., John
W. Brown, Roy Christensen, Law
rence P. Bach, Misses Katny Bis-
choff, Sandra Bliven, Shirley Cof
fey, Kathy Dardis, Beverly Deg-
geller, Shirley EtzeL Patricia Gil
es, Meredith Hayes, Joan Hekeln-
kaemper, Donna Kirscher, Jackie
Larson, Donna Lenninger, Man-
am Meier, Margie MischeL Patri
cia Orton, Joann Polster, Mary
Cecile Rocque, Barbara Snook,
Shirley Sommer, Mary Angela Su
ing and the hostess, Margaret
Bach.
Miss Bach and her fiance are
graduates of Sacred Heart Acad
emy. She is a medical secretary
in Salem and Mr. w lemals is serv
ing with the U.S. Marines. He re
cently returned from Japan and
is now stationed at Lake Mead,
Las Vegas. " ' .
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Takin the romantic sootlkht
today is pretty, blonde Ann Gib-1
bens, only daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey W. Gibbens, whose
engagement to Lt James R. Todd,
USMC, eldest son of Mr. and I
Mrs. Roy T. Todd, is being an-
nounced. the surprise news was
first revealed at a Christmas cof-
fee Wednesday morning for which
Mrs. Gbibens and Mrs. Todd were
hoftesses at the former's Sag
inaw Street home.
Pictures of the engaged duo
were arranged on the coffee ta
ble, which was covered with a
green satin cloth. At one side
was a tree of red hearts with the
names of Ann and Jim written
in white and banked with sprays
of holly. The wedding is planned
for February and will take place
in Salem.
Presiding at the coffee urn was
Mrs. Clyde C. Gilbert and assist-
2 m m a m
mg were am. uaivin xoaxum 01
Portland, sister-in-law of Mrs.
Gibbens, and Mrs. John French.
The rooms were festive with holi
day decorations, candles and a
lighted tree.
Miss Gibbens, a talented young
musician, attended Willamette
University on a Rotary scholar
ship and graduated from the Cin
cinnati Conservatory of Music in
June, where she also received a
scholarship. She is a member of
Pi Beta Phi sorority and Mu Phi
Epsilon, national music honorary.
The bride-elect is now studying
on a scnoiarship for her master's
degree at the Cincinnati Conserv
atory.
Lt Todd graduated last June
from Oregon State College, where
ne attended on a NROTC schol
arship. He is a member of Sig
ma rm Epsilon fraternity. He
recently graduated from the Ma
rines Officer's Training School at
Quantico, Virginia, where he is
now attending administrative
school The date of the couple's
wedding depends on the date his
schooling is completed.
Holiday Party
For Chapter
a ennstmas dinner and nartv
was held Tuesday evening at the
nome oi Mrs. Bessie Loomis for
the members of the Beta Omicron
chapter, Beta Sigma Phi. The
table was decorated with the holi
day . motif, the centerpeice of
frosted pink greens surrounding
a aanc green candle. 1
Following the dinner the mem
bers visited several convalescent
homes and sang Christmas carols
by candlelight. During the evening
a surprise jovial Santa arrived and
presented gms, wnicn were
brought by the members for ex
change, also a snowball candle
was presented to the members by
the hostess.
- A meeting was planned to be
Held at the home of Mrs. Glenn Mc
Cormick, 549 Kingwood Drive, on
Jan. 11 at 8 p. m.
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reunion on Christmas Day will
hm hld at thu fiom of Mr. and
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rived this last weekend from San
Diego, Calif. . Others present will
be Mr. and Mrs. Gene Highberger,
Ralph, Robert and Donald of Sub-
limity, Mr, and Mrs. James Nye,
Gary, Jimmy and Virgil Lee, Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Clipfells. Dennis.
Sharon, Martin, Patricia and Dorjs
Jaenama, Mr. ana Mrs. Virgil
Nye, John, Carol Ann and Ruth
of Milwaukie, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
ald Van HandeL Mike, Rodger
and Tommy of Ocean Lake, Mr,
ana airs, inester in ye, Florence
ana Gloria of Siletz.
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Engagement
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Johns
ton have ' announced the engage
ment of their - daughter, Phyllis
Camille. to Otto Louis Loehden,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto F. Loeh
den of Hillsboro. The wedding is
planned for next fall,'
The betrothal was first made
known at a family dinner' at the
Dec. 19. . - - -
The bride - elect attended the
University! of Oregon and is now
a student1 at the University of
Oregon School of Nursing. Mr.
Loehden is a graduate of Port
land State . and is attending the
University of I Oregon Medical
School I . . ; .
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Stauffer of Portland and Fred
Ira Strubhar of Hubbard were
married Saturday in Portland by
the Reverend . P. M. Blenkinsop.
. Mrs. Richard Lutz was matron
of honor and the best man was
Artie Owings. i
. Following the ceremony a re
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Mr. and Mrs. Lutz.
.After a short trip to Southern
Oregon the couple will be at home
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the ranchers at, the request of.
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