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Statesman's HOME anorama Women . . Music . . . Fashions . . Features Around Town . . . By JERYME ENGLISH A GRAND TURNOUT . . . for the biefinial state legislative day Monday for the Republican Coun cil of Oregon Women Inc.- and Republican Women's Club, Inc. . . . several hundred attending, and representing all parts of the state . . . from as far south as Coquille and to Tillamook on the coast ... a chartered bus coming down from Portland . .. . the group first visiting the Senate and House and later meeting with Governor Paul 11 Patterson . . . at noon .the women dividing into Eoups for no-host luncheons at pman's Cherry Room ... ' A tea . . .-at the Bash House feted the visitors in the afternoon ... In the receivine line . . . Mrs. Harold D. Peterson of Dallas, president of Republican Council f Oregon Women . . . Mrs. Paul L. Patterson, Oregon's first lady . . . Mrs. Sigfrid B. Unander, wife of the state treasurer . . . and Mrs. 4. Robert Ridehalgh f Port land, president of the Republi can Women's Club, Inc. . . Mrs. George T. Gerlinger of Portland, a past state president 01 tne re publican Women greeting guests. i Presiding ... at the tea urns during the afternoon were Mrs. Carl Sutton of Corvallis, Airs. M. Kaufman of Newport, Mrs. P. H. Hughes of Dallas, Miss Louise Wnorfmff of Monmouth. Mrs. P. M. Brandt of Corvallis and Miss Elizabeth Lord of Salem . . . ine tea table covered with a white! satin damask cloth and centered with a spring bouquet of pink and white carnations and sweet peas . . . Mrs. Henry Garnjobst of Corvallis general chairman of I arrangements for the legislative ("day ... c . ! Among the guests . . . wives of ' Republican legislators ... Mrs. ! Elmo E. Smith, whose husband u nresident of the senate, com ing in with Mrs. Donald Husband of Eugene and Mrs. Lee Ohmart of Salem . . . Mrs. Charles W. Bingner of LaGrande and Mrs. George Ulett of Coquille a duo , . . Mrs. Lowell Steen of Milton Freewater . . . Mrs. Howard Bel ton here from Canby for the day Mrs. Eddie Ahrens of Turner and Mrs. F. H. Dammasch of Port land . . . Mrs. Warren A. Mc Minimee of Tillamook, whose hus band is a senator, driving over for 'the day with a group of the Tillamook Republican women... including Mrs. Donald Ellis, who will be remembered by many as former State Representative Anna Ellis . . . Mrs. Ellis busy remini scing with many of her legisla tive friends ... . The Republican . . . legislative secretaries bidden as special guests . . . among those spotted . . . Mrs. J. B. Monnette, Mrs. F. M. Sercombe, Mrs. Robert Eber sole, Mrs Laurance Siegmund, Mrs. John Hann, Mrs. Carl Schneider, Mrs. Francis Colgan, all of Salem . . . and Mrs. Esther Locke of Tillamook .... -TOURNAMENT TIME . . this Mpk with dozens of the teen-age contingent, their parents and basketball fans heading for Eu gene today for the opening ot the Oregon State JjasKeioau iour nament . . ; In one group of loyal rooters, who rarely miss a tour ney, will be Dr. and Mrs. Ruskin D. Blatchford and his brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Roderick Blatchford of Milwau kee, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hendrie and Dr. and Mrs. Wiley Young . . . The Clayton Foreman will be in Eugene for the week ... as will be the Werner Browns and their sons, John and Clifford... The Carl Burklands will be on hand for the game to see their son, Phil, a varsity player . . . The J. Deane Pattersons will root for their son, Bruce . . . and Dr. and Mrs. Robert Wulf will cheer for South Salem as son, Bob, is one of the players . . . Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds Allen plan to go down for part of the games ... A group of seniors ... in Eu gene for the week will be Sondra Jochimsen, Kaye Tomlinson, Pat Myhre, Jo Ann Hoover, Anne Ueltzel, Connie Hammond, Bar bara Bacon, Nancy Owens, Phoe be Lou Braun and Gloria An drews . . . Accompanying the girls will be Mesdames Herman Joch imsen, Theron Hoover, Palmer Myhre, William Hammond, Elmer Worth, William J. Braun, John Heltzel and T. Harold Tomlinson , Mrs. Glenn McCoraick and daughter, Glenda, and Jean Lid beck will also be among the South Salem rooters ... Cheering . .' . at the tourney games will be Nancy Denton, Ju- die Templeton, Mary Lynn Stev ens, Lynne Enyeart, Joyce John ston, Betty Johnson, Jane Meda ris, Millie Messmer, Diane Fer guson, Carol Boesch, Nancy Ahalt, Jill Cummings, Judy Byers, Lon nie Pearson, -Carolyn Webb, Jane Moorefield, and Jackie Haf ner . . . Accompanying-the group will be Mrs. John S. Medaris, Mrs. Vivian Enyeart, Mrs. Chester A. Cum mings and Mrs. J. Deane Patter son ... . Social jottings ... Dr. and Mrs. William C. Crothers and Dr. and Mrs. i Charles W. Mills will be hosts for a 7 o'clock buffet din ner Saturday night at the form ers Manbrin Gardens home . , thirty of their friends, including a group of newcomers, have been invited to the party ... Dinner hosts ... Thursday night will be Mr. and Mrs. Mer rill D. Ohling, who are enter taining at their South High Street residence in honor of Mrs. G. F. Chambers on her birthday . . . Bidden are members of the two families including Mr. and Mrs. Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chambers, Miss Dorathea Steuslof f, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton G. Moran of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wells and the Ohl- ings ... A hostess . . . today will be Mrs. C. Ronald Hudkins, who has invited members of her club to luncheon and bridge at her Fair- mount Hill home . . . guests will be Mrs. John S. Medaris and Mrs. Donald McCargar ... Visitors in the capital . . . Miss Josephine Hegley of Evanston, 111., has been spending a few days here at the home of her longtime school friend, Miss Elizabeth Lord ... Mrs. Wilson Siegmund and children, Jimmy, Martha and Eric, of Astoria are spending the school spring vacation in Salem at the home of her mother. Mrs. M. Wilson Savage, and her uncle and aunt, the Robert W. Craigs . . Sojourning ... in San Fran cisco this week during the school vacation are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. -Chambers ... , :. :..: "'" K . VV ..() ti ill s. ill ' : .-ft 5- i) H Nuptials d re erformed At Church ,'itknam Making plans for the square dance and box social to be given by members of pamma Gamma Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha, national sorority, on March 18 are, left to right, Mr. and Mrs. Rpbert Sandstrom, Mr. and Mrs. George Steinmann and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wiebe. The affair will be held at the Mayflower Hall for members, guests' and their escorts. Dance Festival Public The Folk Dance Festival plan ned at the Salem downtown arm ory for Sunday afternoon. March 20 is open to the interested pub lic, free of charge, reports the sponsoring group. The festival will be held from 1 to 5 p.m. The Salem Folk Dancers are sponsoring the event, with groups from throughout the . northwest participating. There "will be sev eral exhibitions by out-of-town groups. Birthday Dinner At Douglas Home SALEM HEIGHTS John Douglas, Gary Bates and Floyd Douglas were complimented at a family dinner party on Saturday in honor of, their . birthdays on Sunday at the come of Mrs. Joan Douglas on W. Salem Heights Ave. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parker, Gina and Jenny of DeLake, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wad dle and Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kilber, Steven, David and Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bates, Gary and Loretta, Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Larsen, Paul and Robin of Eugene, and Floyd Bates of Sa lem. Mr. and Mrs. Chase Brouse of Estherville, Iowa were the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- bert Kurth. Committee Named For Dinner The Stitch and Chatter Club met at the home of Mrs. Garland Byerley and Mrs Leora Matlock, vice president, conducted the business meeting. The group will hold a covered dish dinner at the last meeting in April at the home of Mrs. Katy Edminson. Miss Marjorie Dunn, Mrs. Donna Shaffer and Mrs. Garland Byer ley were appointed as a commit tee for the dinner. . Mrs. E. C. Campbell was hon ored with a show by the club. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Ben Hanna. , FOUR CORNERS Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Walker entertained on Saturday evening. The diver sion was . pinochle and guests were Mr. and Mrs. William Con ner, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Osborn, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bales, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hershe, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Walker, Henry Boden, William Fiester. Mrs. Mary Champ will entertain the American Gold Star Mothers at a social meeting Thursday night at her home, 1760 C St., at 7:30 p.m. The Pringle Women's Club will meet Wednesday, March 16, at the clubhouse and all members are asked to attend. i Club Calendar American Wir Mothers with Mn James Cogswell. 226S Hazel Avenue all da; tewing. Woman's Overseas Service Leacut with Mrs. Clifton Enfield. 1775 Grant street. S Dm. Chadwick Chapter, OES, Masonic Temple. p.m. Marion-Polk County Medical Aux fliary eeneral meeting. YWCA, 7:30 u.m. Etokta Woman's Club with Mn W W. Chadwick, 1390 N. Winter St. 1:13 dessert. Wednesday Women's Association, first Pre byterian Church meet in social hall of church, 12:13 luncheon. Centralis Temple, Pythian Sisters, Beaver nail. S p.m. i Thursday Hal Hibbard Auxiliary. USWV. no- host dinner. Salem Woman s Club 12:30 n.m. Willamette University T a e u 1 1 y Women's Club with Mrs. George B. Martin. 2S20 SkopU Ave..' 3 p.m. ' Downtown Lions Auxiliary with Mrs. Walter Dry. 700 S. Church St. PJ- -j Saturday Salara Branch, AAUW luncheon Marion Bote, 1 p.m. ' Delegates to Convention Are Named Senator Warren McMinimee of Tillamook was the guest speaker at the meeting of the Salem Unit, Republican Women's Federation of Oregon Monday afternoon at the Senator Hotel. He spoke on legislative work and stressed the importance of the three divisions of government and of keeping government power with the people. ' During the business session, presided over by Miss Hattie Bratzel, the unit"wt on record as encouraging members to hold coffee groups on March 18 be tween 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. in cooperation with all state units. Delegates and alternates to the state federation convention in Portland on March 30 were elect ed. Delegates include Miss Brat tel, Mrs. Harry Sappenfield, Mrs, E. F: Kirkwood, Miss Georgia Shane, Mrs. Abner Kline and Mrs. James H. Turnbull. Alter nates include Mrs. M. M. Magee, Mrs. Floyd L. Utter. Mrs. Leon Perry, Mrs. A. A. Rogers, Mrs Ed Lewis and Mrs. Effie King. Kathryn San tee Weds in South From Hollywood, California comes news of the marriage of Miss Kathryn Santee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Santee of Salem, to Dewey Morrow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morrow of Crestline, Ohio, on January 29 at the Country Church. The Rev. Roy Worthington officiated at the 8 o clock rites. The bride's gown was of im ported Chantilly lace over satin fashioned with a chapel train and high neckline with standup collar edged in seed pearls. Her veil was also edged in lace and she carried a bouquet of red roses centered with a white orchid. Miss Ethel Girod was the honor maid and she wore a royal blue net gown over pale blue taffeta The bridesmaids, Mrs. Ramona Santee and Mis- Beverly William, wore pale Mue net frocks. They all carried bouquets of pink car nations. Sandra Santee, niece of the bride, was the flower girL Ray Morrow" stood with his cou sin as best man. Ushers were Mar vin Orewiter and Kenneth Schu bert "''v. V, ' Mr. and Mrs. Santee went south for their daughter's marriage. A reception followed the cere mony in the pansh hall of the church. The newlyweds went to San Francisco on" their wedding trip and are now at home in Los An geles at 1304 Lemayne St The Spiritual Sunflower Club will meet Thursday at the First Spiritualist Church, 1320 Madison St.. between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. At noon there will be a sack lunch. , Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Fnda HWliBC Sabtse Tart R1mv Paisr-SWiak Hi-orrkoida New York, N. Y. (Special)-For the first time science has found a new healing substance with the aston ishing ability to shrink hemor rhoids and to relieve pain without surgery. In ease after case, while gently relieving pain, actual reduction (shrinkage) took place. Most amazing- of all results were so thorough that sufferers made astonishing statements like "Piles have ceased to be a problem!" , v The secret is a new healing sub stance ( Bio-Dyne ) discovery of a world-famous research institute. Now this new healing substance is offered in ointment form under the name of Preparation H. Ask for it at all drug stores money back guarantee. s.v.a.M.OR. Hear Your Favorite O Records O Tapes P FM Radio O AM Radio , O TV Sound On HI-FI Let us demonstrate the won ders of this latest equipment. Low cost units available. EASY TERMS i Mrs. Blush Wins Speech Contest Salem Toastmistress held its annual area speech contest Thursday at the Golden Pheas ant Guests included Mrs. Lloyd Hammel, Mrs. Louis Neuman, Mrs. Ted Gordon, Mrs. Virginia Fry and Professor Stillman. Speakers were Mrs. Claud Phil lips , ot Stayton, Miss .Nancy Stuart from Chemeketa Club, and Mrs. Eugene Blush of Salem Toastmistress, who won the contest Judges were Mr. Lloyd Ham mel, Mrs. Elmer Berg, Lewis Corrigan and Gerald Butler. Tell ers were Mrs. R. H. Vincent, Mrs. James Hartley and Mrs. Kay Burns. iarol Hurter Tells Troth - The engagement of Miss Carol Jean Hurter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Hurter, to CpL Richard A. Murphy, sonj of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Murphy, was announced Saturday evening at a party given at the Hurter residence. The news was revealed during the evening, when paper sham rocks were given out bearing the names of the couple. Miss Hurter is a graduate of North Salem High and is now employed with the State High way Department Cpl. Murphy attended Salem Bible Academy and is now home on leave from Korea, where he has been serving with the U. S. Army, v A summer wedding is planned by the duo. Panel for Parents Glib Mr. J. A. H. Dodd will moder ate a panel discussion on "A Child's Behavior in the Home" at the March meeting of the St Joseph's Parents' Club Wednes day night in the school halL Panel members will be four stu dents from Sacred Heart Acad emy. All interested persons are cordially invited to attend. Miss Prall to Be Married On Sunday Plans are being announced for the forthcoming marriage of Miss Jacqueline Prall, daughter of. Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Prall, and Milo W. Grubb, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Larkin Grubb of Ashland, which will be an event of Sunday after noon, March 20 at the First Con gregational Church.. Dr. C. Warrea Hoveland of Ore gon State College will officiate at the 3 o'clock rites. George Prall of Concord, Calif., uncle of the bride-elect, will sing. Miss Jane Anderson of Spokane will be the honor maid and Miss Billie Jean Leagle of Ashland and Miss Sandra Schuerman of Port land will be the bridesmaids. Jur- hee Zeller will be the flower girL Lighting the candles will be Miss Linda Walls of Seattle and Miss Mary Ann Beagle of Ashland. . A reception will follow in the church parlors. Miss Prall and her fiance wil graduate from Oregon State Col lege in June and will reside in Corvallis until after their gradua tion. Miss Prall is a member Delta Gamma and Mr. Grubb'; fraternity is Sigma Phi Epsilon, Shower Fetes Miss Scheidel Miss Renee Ramsey, Miss Grace White and Miss Dora . Johnston were hostesses at a miscellaneous shower on Sunday honoring Miss Jeanette Scheidel, bride-elect of Robert C. Wickman, whose mar riage will take place this month, Those attending were Mrs, Floyd White, Mrs. Harold Rishop, Mrs.' Wilbur Engstrom, Mrs. Ar thur Hagen, Mrs. Darrel John son, Mrs. Harvey Scheidel, Mrs A. E. Wickman, Mrs. Donald Wickman, Miss Louella Carlisle Miss Betty Davenport, Miss Clara Durant, Miss Betty Bedford, Miss Carolyn Meyer, Miss Verna Kep- pinger, Miss Emerald Pickett Miss Helen Plath, and the host esses. Statesman, Saltm, Ort., Tuesday, March IS, 1935 Stc School Carnival Well Attended Mr. and Mrs. Kemper M. Ros- tad are now making their home in Portland following their March marriage in Salem at the First Congregational Church. The bride, the former Jean B. Nies- wander, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Nieswander of Salem and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ros tad of Council Bluffs, Iowa. . Dr. Julian J. Keiser officiated at the 8 o'clock rites. Clorinda Topping was the soloist and Jean ffobson Rich was the organist he church was decorated with bouquets of yellow gladioluses, white stock and daffodils. Yel- ow tapers were used at the altar and down - the aisle. Lighting the candles were Mrs. George Sennatt and Mrs. W. C. Cross, who wore yellow frocks with yel- ow and white daisy chain head dresses. Of white Chantilly lace over nylon net and taffeta was the Danenna length bridal gown fashioned with an inset of pleat ed nylon net down the front of the skirt with scalloped edge The lace bodice was made with a scalloped neckline and long sleeves. Her French illusion veil was caught to a cap of fhevsame . : i i ii a i . uiaienai cmoeuisoea wnn seea pearls. She carried a white Bible marked with a yellow throated, white orchid. , The Bridal Attendants , Miss Lenore Nieswander was her sister's honor maid and Mrs. Dale Finlayson, twin sister of the groom, was the bridesmaid. They wore ballerina gowns of yellow embroidered organdy with yel low and white daisy head pieces. Both carried circles of yellow daisies . with yellow and white ribbon and tulle. Susan Nieswander, the bride's niece, was the flower girl, and she wore a yellow embroidered organdy frock. , V Dale H. Finlayson of Portland stood with the bridegroom as best man. Seating the guests were Lee E. Nieswander. the bride's brother, and Elden Wag- enoiast, The Dalles, the bride's cousin. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Nieswander wore a --rose crepe and) lace gown with corsage oi aeep pint rosebuds. Mrs. Rostad chose a deep rose creoe gown with lace bodice and cor sage of violets for her son's marriage. Reception Fellows Rites A reception followed in the church parlors. Mrs. George Wagenblast of The Dalles and Miss Sylvia Gibbons of Portland poured. Cutting the cake were Mrs. Paul Nieswander and Mrs. H. Willis of Portland. Assisting were Mrs. Lee Nieswander, Miss Ronetta Garrett, ,Mrs. V. L. Stephens and Mrs. Gus Berliner. For going away . the bride changed to a portrait blue wool dress with black accessories. The newlyweds went to Victoria, B.C. on their honeymoon and are now at home in Portland at 1000 S.W, Vista Ave. The Garfield School carnival, held Friday , night, was a huge success, reports Mrs. David H. Turney,' finance chairman, and Mrs. Richard L. Cooley, carnival chairman. This was the first all school carni -al sponsored by: the Mothers and Dads Club with 'sev eral hundred attending. Net pro ceeds win be o V e r $400, an nounces Mrs. Turney. . The talent show proved so po pular that four performances were given during the evening. Dinner was served in the cafeteria throughout the evening with' car nival booths set up in the halls and various rooms , which were gaily decorated for the occasion. Miss DeLapp Is Engaged ; Mr. and Mrs. Francis- DeLapp are announcing the botrothal of their daughter, Donna, to Dwight Rankin, son of Dr. and Mrs. F. G Rankin, all of Salem. No date has been set for the wedding. The bride-elect is a graduate of Salem High School and is em ployed at the Oregon State High way Commission. Her fiance is a graduate of Eugene High School. He attended Willamette Univer sity and Oregon College of Educa tion. . Shower Fetes Matron Mrs. Adrienne Conner was the guest of honor at a shower Friday night at the home of Mrs. Marian Shorey. Assisting the hostess' at the refreshment hour was Mrs, Mable Merwin. Other guests were Mrs. Katherine Wallace, Mrs. Jean Roth and Susie, Mrs. Charlcia Bay ne, Mrs. Jean Willits, Mrs. Geor gia French, An. Mildred Heyden, Mrs. Salley Stoller, Mrs. Georgia Shorey, Miss Sandra Shorey and Miss Carol Shorey. i Two Pianists Tuesday Night In Concert Karina and-lnsrida Gutberg, Latvian-born pianists, will appear In their second Salem recital to night at 8 o'clock in the audi torium of the State School for. the Blind. They will play under the sponsorship of the Oregon Latvian Society, .which also brought them here for a concert, last year. , V No. tickets are being sold to the concert, but a free-will offer ing will be taken .to aid in de fraying expense- of the affair. Any surplus will go to the Polio Fund. All interested persons are invited. . The young sisters are grad uates of master classes in Salz burg, Austria and have appeared in European and American music centers many times. . Victor Point The McAlpia Stitchers' Club made plans for a cooked food sale at the meeting held Thursday at the home of Mrs. Donald Mader. The place and date of the sale and of the next regular club meeting will be announced later. Colored slides were shown by the hostess during the program. 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