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ROUND THE O OCK . . . Here are some of the newest summer favorites for small
charmers. At left the continental look in beach wear is translated In pint-size terms of
fancy pants in crease-resistant cotton with pleated flounce and bright braid band. The young
lady with the shell wears a functional sun dress of cotton broadcloth with cobbler pockets
and white Saddle stitching. The party dress at right is a sheer cotton print with dainty lin
gerie touches, Val lace ruching and grosgrain sash. All are inspired b,y the story-book
sketches of Kate Greenaway.
Around Town . . .
By JERYME ENGLISH
SOCIAL JU11 LU3 . . . -A twite
hostess Tuesday will be Mrs. Ger
ald Fisher, who has invited guest
to her Center Street home be
tween 2 and 4 o'clock . . . the af
fair is being arranged in compli
! ment to Mrs. Jesse Causey, who is
moving to Fresno, Calif., where
Mr. Causey will be the new man
ager of the Kress Store . . . he
has been manager of the Salem
store for six years . . . Pouring
win be Mrs. George H. Swift and
Mrs. Louise MuQer ... assisting
will be Mrs. Carl Jordan, Mrs.
Clay McDowell, Mrs. Gale Fox,
Mrs. Floyd. Colburn, Mrs. Law
rence Osterman, Mrs. Ottis Berry
and Mrs. Andre Lambert . . .
Dinner hosts . . . Thursday aight
will be Mr. umi Mrs. Boniface J.
Cleary, who are entertaining at
Randall's Chuck Wagon ia honor
f their daughter. Miss Nancy
Moorefield, and her fiance, Milton
Earl Schnltx of Bead, who will be
married Friday ... the affair
will follow the wedding rehearsal
and bidden are naembers of. the
bridal party and the Immediate
family..
Entertaining ... her club at
luncheon and bridge this afternoon
will be Mrs. Henry Hanzen, who
has invited the group to her South
High Street borne . . . Additional
guests will be Mrs. B. F. Williams
and Mrs. James McAllister ...
Celebrating ... her third birth
day Taesday win be Nancy Hadley,
daighter et the Wayne Hadleys
... a grew of her young friends
and their BMtfeers have, been Invit
ed to a party at S o'clock at the
Hadley home oa Cross Street . . .
Wishing Nancy a happy birthday
win be her cousins, Jimmy, Danny
.' and Leslie Green, her aut, Mrs.
Lester Green . . . Mrs. Robert
HoDls and Vicky, Mrs. Joseph
Doerfler and Linda, Mrs. Sam net
R. Haley and Tommy, Eileen, Alaa
and Bruce Hadley ...
New officers . . .'of the Bon
Heur Dance Qub are -James Tin
datt, president . . . Fred Halver
aon, vice-president . .". and George
. Malstrom, secretary-treasurer . . .
officers were named at the club's
last dance of the season Friday
mgni ....
A week ... in Seattle for Miss
Elizabeth Lord and Miss Edith
Schryver, who returned this week
end . . . accompanying them north
was Miss Mabel P. Robertson, whs
stopped ia Tacoma to visit her
longtime friend, Mrs. George Gay
let .. . Miss Lord and Miss Schry
ver went on to Seattle and Joined
Portland Garden Cmb members,
who had flown North to be gaests
of the Seattle Garden dab . .
they were entertatmed at the Ar
boretum oa the University of Wash
ington campus ... a buffet lunch
eon was served at noon nnder
large canvas awning ' in the Ar
boretum ... Heading the Portland
delegation was Mrs. Clarence
- Bishop, president of the Portland
Garden Qub . . . Miss Lord and
Miss Schryver visited In Seattle,
Tacoma and Olympia while in
Washington ...
Visitors . . . arriving in the capi
tal during the mid-week will be
Bride-Elect is
Feted at Shower
Final Band
Concert On
Tuesday
The North Salem High School
Band will play a final concert on
Tuesday, May 24 in the school audi
torium. No admission will be
charged and all who enjoy band
music are welcome to attend. The
program will include light concert
numbers, show tunes, and marches.
The dance band composed of nbe
following band members will play
a group of numbers: George An
' drews, Larry KeDey, Dave Filler,
Mae Davis, Burt Edwards. Ed
Syring, Jerry Collins, Ray Kreug
er," Larry Johnson, Dave Paten,
Steve Jackson and George Baker.
A group of seniors who can them
selves the Hungry Five, will play
a special group. They are: Larry
Enos, Larry KeDey, Dale Jayne,
Cal Smith, and Byron Zane. This
will be the final program for the
band this year..Howard F. Miller
t the director.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kilmer of Van
Nuys, Calif., formerly of Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gallant and
daughters. Denise and Rene, also
of Van Nuys, who will be house
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fitts
, . The travelers will be visiting
in the Northwest for a fortnight
and will make their headquarters
at the Fitts home ...
Arriving ... In Salem this week
end for a visit was Mrs. Frank
Magrader of Baltimore, Md., who
L the guest of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William
M. Smith . . . she has also been
visiting in Hills bo ro with her other
daughter and family, the W. W.
Bnrkharts . . . Mrs. Magrader Is
making aa extended visit la Ore
gon ...
In Gearhart ... for several days
are Mr. aad Mrs. Robert Needham,
who are "attending the Northwest
Stationers coavenUon at the Hotel
Gearhart ... Mrs. Needham win
be one of the models for the all
knit fashion show to be given for
the wires daring the three-day conr
vention ...
Visiting ... in Vancouver. Wash.
the past week has been Mrs. Dan :
Johnston, who has been the euest
of her son end daughter-in-law: I
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Johnston
A FUN BANQUET . . . Business
and Professional Women can have
fun as well as be executives and
business women during the day
time . . . Highlight of the annual
state convention of BPW Clubs held
here this weekend, was the Fun
Night dinner Friday at the Marion
Hotel . , . Over 400 attending . . .
guests waiting nearly an hour to
enter the Gold Room and then on
to the buffet table ...
Indian nite . . . the theme of the
decor and carried oat to every de
tail ... the dinner tables eentered
with teepees, feather headdresses
for everyone ... and at the speak
ers table special chiefs head
bands ... drift wood, Indian fig
urines and souvenirs all adding
color to the tables . . . dozens of
balloons suspended from the ceil
ing ... At each place a large pa
per bag filled with varieties of
souvenirs made by the different
dubs with cards attached telling
the candidate they were support
ing . . . The BPW members really
campaign for their officers ...
there were even roses, gardenias,
corsages and walking canes repre
senting the various candidates ...
A fast-moving program . . . with
Margaret Gordon of Taft a grand
mistress of ceremonies ... in fact
she almost stole the show from the
performers . . . Much applause
and encores for the authentic In
dian dances by Boy Scout Troop
50, who came down here all the
way from the Warm Springs res
ervation . . j the boys all young
and their costumes so colorful . . .
Myra Friesoo of Willamette Uni
versity singing a group of Indian
songs . . . Dee Gee Green of Dallas
singing and dancing . . . and the
Foutunettes of Hillsboro, in plaid
taffeta floor length dresses with
flounce skirts, singing . , . Even
Mayor Robert White, the national
and; state BPW officers entering
into the spirit of the party ... and
lots of war hoops ...
Miss Beverly Roberts who will
marrv Edward Dunham May 28
in Sublimity.- was honored at a
shower by Mrs. Ed Farmen and
Mrs. Lee Highberger at the lat
ter's home Thursday night.
Guests were, Mesdames W. J.
Roberts, Loren Gower, Bud Rob
erts, Elmer Landy, Joseph Dough
erty, Amandus Frank, Omer Rob
erts Sr., Chuck Morgan, Bland
Speer, James Grier, Dewey B riles,
Ben Franklin, Irving Palmer, Clet
us Nydegger, Gerald Roberts, John
Mertz, Agnes Forette, Edith Albus,
Robert Bartges, Annette Sandberg,
Bill Hermens, Ted Highberger, the
Misses Pat and fcery Roberts,
Carole Frank, Marilyn and Janet
Farmen, Deanne Palmer, Anita
Lefcerman, Laura Rice and Betty
Adams. i
Church Rites
In Sublimity
SUBLIMITY Miss Darlene
Marie Kistx, daughter of Mrs.
Myles Kintx of Sublimity and the
late Mr. Kintz. became the bride
of Herman Louis Hendricks, son
of Mr. and Mrs. August Hend
ricks of Sublimity, on May M a.t
SL Boniface Catholic Church a(
10 a. m. The Rev. Joseph Scher
bring officiated and the SL Bon
iface High School choir- sang the
mass accompanied by Miss Ger
aldine Heuberger. Miss Margaret
Laux played the wedding music
The bride wore a gown of tulle
and imported Chantilly lace
fashioned with a ruffled tiered
skirt and irridescent sequins
sprinkled on the lace bodice over
satin. A headdress of nylon tulle
ruffles edged in lace held in
jlace her fingertip veil of il
usion. She carried a bouquet of
stephanotis and ulies-of-the-vai-ley.
Errol Kintz gave his sister
in marriage. She, wore an heir
loom gold cross, which her
mother had worn at her first
communion,
Mrs. Wilfred F. Dilter was her
sister's honor matron and brides
maids, were Miss Lavelle Kintz,
niece or the bride, Mrs. Gerald
Roberts. Miss Geraldine Hart
mann and Miss Sharon Lam
brecht, cousin of the bride. They
wore white tulle frocks over blue
and carried rosaries of stephan
otis of white and blue with a
gold cross.
Groom's Attendants
Leonard Hendricks Was his
brother's best man and , ushers
were Francis Hendricks, Cletus
Hendricks, brothers of the
groom, Eugene Laux, Frederick
Ripp and Vincent EtzeL Mass
servers were Allen Hendricks,
also a brother of the groom. Jack
Ditter, Eugene Hendricks and
Kenneth LambrechL
The brides' mother wore a teal
blue costume ensemble wit h
beige accessories and corsage of
pink cymbidium orchids. The
groom's mother chose a charcoal
grey suit with white and black
accessories and pink orchid cor
sage.
A reception followed in the
Parrish Hail. Pouring and as
sisting were Mesdames Carl Po
drabsky, godmother and aunt of
of the bride, Harold wolf, sister
of the, groom, Errol Kintz, Mar
garet Kintx, Sim EtzeL. Phillip
Ailbus. Andrew Kintz. Leiand
Manning, Delbert J. Ditter, J. H.
Ditter, M. Laux, Gilbert Kintz,
Misses Kathy Hartmann, Jean-
Miss Young Given
Bridal Shower
Mrs. R. B. Cunningham and
Mrs. Walter White are to be hos
tesses Tuesday at the Cunning
ham home at a miscellaneous
shower honoring Miss Karen1
Yoong who is to be married on
June 19 to Donald Stewart I
Honoring Miss Yoozuc will be
her mother, Mrs. Francis Young;
Mr. Mewart s mother, Mrs. Wu
lard Oaggett: Mrs. Tillie Isham.
Miss Ber nice' Isham, Mrs.
Loreene- Crawford; Miss Ger
trude Westphal; Mrs. Magdeline
WestphaL Mrs. Ray Westphal,
Mrs. Roy R. Beardsley. Mrs. R.
Shantz, Mrs. N. A. Scott. Mrs.
Jes&f. Baldwin, Mrs. Minnie Gre
gory, Mrs. C. A. Martin, Mrs.
Cleata Martin, Mrs. William
Simpson, Mrs. Delbert Ditter,
Mrs. Walter Wellard, Miss Jerry
Wellard, Mrs. Lyle Conover, Mrs.
C Wittenberger, Miss Lynn Wit
tenberger, Mrs. Roy Eilert and
the hostesses.
Piano Recital Given
Miss Donna Faye Behrens,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Behrens, and Miss Roberta Eyre,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Eyre, were presented in a piano
recital Friday night at the First
Evangelical United Brethren
Church. A reception followed the
program. The young pianists
played compositions by Bach,
Cope land, Chopin, Sibelius and oth
ers. They are pupils of William
Fawk.
Mr. and Mrs. India Martiasea
have returned tf their home on Sil-
verton Rd. from a trip east to Den
ver, Colorado.
Mrs. Allen McCain .was heetess
at her Silverton Rd. home Thurs
day for the annual secret friend
party of the Merry Minders Club
After gift exchanges and names of
the year revealed new names were
drawn.
SHERIDAN Mrs. George
crisp presented a group of her
piano students in recital Wed
nesday. They -were Donovan
Yoder, Douglas Hill. Rav Miller.
Edward Bayliss, Patty Lavender.
aoiveig aiagnuson, Joyce Rogers
ana Aian crisp.
Charity Party
:or Bridge
layers
Three sections ef toarajtaneat
bridge totalling 30 tables turned
out lor the fifth annual chanty
party of the Salem unit of the
American Contract Bridge League
at the Elks dab rooms this week.
Two sectiohs consisted of senior
players from here and nearby
towns, while the third had junior
players. The"" entire proceeds of
more tnan fziz will go tor tne
eye clinic weuare wort ox tne
Salem Elks club.
Master point winners among
the seniors included Mr. and Mrs.
Max Moore of Scio, Elmer O.
Berg and Mrs. Arthur L. Lewis;
Mrs. P. F. Bums and Mrs. Jose
Moritz of Corvallis. Juniors turn
ing in top score were Mrs. L. L.
InUah, Gladys ZeD, Mrs. David
Eason and Earl Rohland.
Points also were awarded the
following seniors: Mrs. Bert Os-
burn, Mrs. L. P. Ahsenmacher,
Mrs. W. M. Cline, Ray Ward, Mr.
and Mrs. R. H. Tokerud. Mrs.
Percy Miner and D. M. Hutchin
son, both of Corvallis, Ralph S.
Dannen and Mrs. Walter Reav
mey, both of Brownsville, Mrs.
Elsie Day, Sidney Schechtmam,
Leonard Kremen, Charles L. New-
som, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Kunsey,
Mrs. A. L Eoff, Mrs. Leona Tay
lor. Mrs. L. P. .Gottfried, Mrs.
Harold Muhs. Mrs. A. W. Binegar,
Mrs. F. C Lotz, Mrs. Earl Thomp
son and Jack Shepard, both of
Corvallis.
Juniors Win Feints
Among the juniors gaining
points were Mrs. Earl Rohland
and David Eason, Mr. and Mrs.
David Lando, Mr. and Mrs. -Dan
Fry Jr., Dr. and Mrs. Gus Wallis,
Mr. and Mrs. M A. Beyer of Mt.
Angel, and Mrs J. H. Meusey and
Loraine Meusey
At the halfway mark in the
eight-week series of the Elks Du
plicate Bridge preliminary to the
seventh annual sectional meet
here June 24-26, Howard Young
holds high position among the
seniors and Mrs. Myrtle Watson
for the juniors. Other seniors
StHsmim. Satan, On, Moatfay, May 23, 1f55-3c
Woman's Club Has
Final faceting
Mrs. Karl Backer and Mrs.
James Hudec were co-hostesses at
(he Brkker hone, Thursday, for
the Macleay Women's Club for
dessert iancheon and a business
meetfeg. .
Mrs. E. J. Ediger and son of
Macnxteutfe were guests. The 4H
kaders reported that Marilyn Mar-
ha and Patricia Hudec bad been
sen ta ce ta summer school at
Corvallis.
Mrs. WCber Miller, Mrs. Don
Ream and Mrs. .V. E. Burton
wen named to decorate the school
for graduation oa May 17. Mrs. A.
A. 5 pell brink, Mrs. Sam Miller
and Mrs. L. M. Hopkins will make
the corsages.
This is the last meeting of the
dub until October when . Mrs. V.
E. Burson wQl entertain with Mrs.
Hobson Smith and Mrs. William
Bettetyoua eo hostesses.
League to Meet
The League of Women Voters
will discuss National charter re
visions at the week's meetings
as follows: Tuesday evening, with
Mrs. H. B, Johnson Jr., 1683
Loogview Ave.. West Salem;
Wednesday morning with Mrs.
Thomas Churchill, 2675 Engle-
wood Street; Wednesday evening,
with Margaret DeFreitas, 585
North Winter Street; Thursday
morning, with Miss Mary Louise
Lee. 1078 BeDevue Street; and
with Mrs. Ralph Wycoff , 269
Loriaa Lane.
Mrs. Anna Jess has retamed to
her home at the Leonard Malms en
Silverton Rd. after several months
visit with relatives. Post Falls,
Idaho. ,
Ex-Neihbors Feted r :
Mrs. Earl-Wood was hostess far
luncheon Friday afternoon for her
former neighbors of Garden Rd.
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Charles E. Siegnvmd. Mrs. Paul
Lynch, Mrs. A C Schaffer, Mrs.
Ben Braugbt, Mrs. Richard T.
Wicklander, Mrs. Ralph Werner,
Mrs. Jess Hatch, Mrs. William
Hartley, the hostess and special
guest, Mrs. C N. Ruggles. It was
the .group's annual birthday party
with exchange of gifts and the last
meeting ana fatt.. ; ' ,
Recital in Valsetz
VALSETZ Piano, organ and
accordion pupils of Mrs. Ernest
Dun mire wtfl appear in a recital
on Tuesday night The public is
invited. Some 30 children will
play during the evening and
guest soloists will be Mrs. C M.
Price, soprano, Mrs. Ronald
Craven, organist and Gil Kirk,
baritone.
A hsase gaest the past week at
the Gerald Smith home on Fisher 1
Rd. was ber great-aunt, Miss Iva
M. Close of Minneapolis, Minn.
She had been spending the winter
with her sister, Mrs. F. E. Lathrop
in Pasadena, Calif.
E.W If 11 J
close to the top include D. M.
Hutchinson of Corvallis, Ray
Ward, Ray Tokerud, Sidney
Schechtman, W. M. Cline and
Mrs. John. S. Bone. Best junior
scorers include Wallace Wilson,
Mrs. M. A. Beyer of ML Angel
and Earl Rohland.
tt.
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nette Kintz, Diane and Markne
Podrabsky, Mary Jo and Irene
Hendricks, Anita and Rose marie
Leverman, Charlotte Kintz and
Lela Boedigheimer.
After a wedding trip South the
newlyweds will be at home in
I Sublimity.
New Globes for
Israel Printed in
Hebrew Tongue
CHICAGO (UP) A Chicago
manufacturing firm announced
it has turned out the first terres
trial globes ever made using He
brew text
An order from the Israel gov
ernment called far 13.000 unit.
including both eight-inch politi
cal giooes ana lu-tncn physical
models.
L. I. Replogle, president of the
firm, said the models show about
1,500 place names. To insure ac
curacy, his firm's cartographers
worked closely with a printer and
a scholar in Tel Aviv.
The globes, the firm said, will
be used primarily by Israeli
school children.
PACKAGE BILLIONS
CHICAGO (UP) American
business this year win spend $10,
000,000,000 to , package - its prod
ucts, the American Management
Association reported. .
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