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6-(Uc 1-Sraresman, Satan, Ora., Wed.,. Sept. 21, 1955
Mr. and Mrs. Deri Wayne Parsons (Carol Rasmyssen)
who were married recently at the Labish Center EUB
Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Rasmussen and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
C F. McCrary. The couple will live in Salem.
Around Town
By JE1YME ENGLISH
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' PASTY TIME. . . .Mr. and Mrs.
tA. L: Lindbeck will be hosts for an
u revoir dinner tonight at their
'new borne on Englewood Avenue in
.compliment to Mr. and Mrs. John
D. Foley, who are leaving Thurs
day for MOwaukie. where they will
make their home at the Willamette
Manor . . . Assisting Mrs. Lind
beck will be Mrs. Herbert Ostlind,
Mrs. Walter B. Minier and Mrs.
George Pinson ... A pink and
white color scheme will be used
, ' fa the floral decorations . . . Hon
oring the Foleys will be Mr.and
Mrs. Herbert 4. Ostlind, Mr. and
Mrs. George Pinson. Mr. and Mrs.
James Sumpter, Mr. 'and Mrs.
Walter B. Minier, Mr. and Mrs.
; Henry G. Carl, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Mercer.tHr. and-Mrs, Grant Pay
"Mrs. Ray M. Waltz. Lon S. Covert
and the Lindbecks. ... -
Coffee hostesses . . . Saturday
msrning will be Mrs. Robert M.
Fitzmanriee and Mrs. PanI A. Lar
doa, who are entertaining at the
former's Oak Hill Avenue home. . .
the affair to being arranged la
hamr f Mrs. Robert G. Brady,
who will be making her borne la
Eugene for the ensuing twe yean
i . . The Brady moved U Engeae
the first of the BMtk ... A few mt
Mrs. Brady's longtime .Salem
friends have beea Invited t the
aa revoir coffee at 10 e'clock . . .
- A neighborhood . . - party on
"Friday morning when Mrs. Jack
Price and Mrs. Clarence Hamilton
entertain at the former's East
Rural Avenue home ... the host
esses have invited their neighbor
hood friends to come for coffee
between 10 and 12 o'clock
Pouring will be Mrs. Price's mo
ther, Mrs. Earl L. Fisher, and
.Mrs. Peter Gunnar . . . Assisting
infnrmallv will be Mrs. Robert
Knr spue. Mrs. Donald Burke, Mrs
Hillary Etzel. Mrs. Arthur Fisher,
Mrs. Carl P. Armstrong, Mrs.
V ShavJMrs. Joseph M. Devers
and Mrs. S. D. Wiles.
Dates are set . . . for the TUUcum
Club's formal dinner dances for
- th rorninc seasoa ... The first
Anm h allied for Saturday, Nt
,mbr S . . . other dates are
TtMmber S. New Year's Eve,
whrnsrv 4. March 3 and April
. . The dinner dances will all be
held in the Gold Room of the
Marion Hotel with Harry Wesely
aad his orchestra engaged U play
-fcr dancint: . . . Max Alford Is
id4iBt of the dnb aad Victor
Pahnnson the secretary-treasurer,
A familr nicnic ... on Sunday
hn Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. An
derson and their children, Sara,
.Beth, Leonard, Lucile and David,
1 entertain at their home on Childs
' Avenue ... Guests win include
.-Mr. and Mrs: C. L. Starr, Mrs.
Harie Starr, Mr. and Mrs. E. C
Starr. Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Starr,
Lou Ann. Bill and Jimmy, all of
-Portland . . . Mrs. Mary Starr of
Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Starr
nd Mary Lou ot Lebanon .
Mrs. Nannie Richmond, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles T. Richmond and
Barbara of Eugene ...
A club hostess ... today win be
Mrs. Chsrles E. Weeber, who Is
eBtertaiatag at luncheon and bridge
at her Candalarla home on Hansen
Avenue ... Mrs. Robert Nichols
win be an additional gnest . . .
Club members include Mesdames
Rkbard TaggeselL Rassell W.
Wlttmer, George J. Schnnk, Phil-
Bp M. Hawley, Ronald Kraas, Bar
nes B. Kogers, Kenneth M. Oliver,
Malcolm S. Marsh and Charles
Weeber ...
Party hosts .... . Saturday night
win be Mr. and Mrs. John P.
Maulding. who wSl entertain mem
bers of their bridge club ... A
lata supper -win be served and ad
ditional guests include Mr. and
Mrs. Frank A. Brown...
Newcomers ... being welcomed
m .the capital are Mr. and Mrs.
Donovan Cox and children, Mar
garet Kathleen, Donovan Charles
aad Michael John . . . they are
at home at 12S1 Hawthorne
Street . . . Mrs. Cox will be re
membered as Margaret Kaufman,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles
Kaafmaa mt Forest Grove, former
ly of Salem ... Mr. Cox is a (rad
iate of Pacific University aad took
graduate work at the University ef
New Mexico ... he has beea direc
tor of speech and hearts clinics
in both New Mexico and Nevada
for the Society of Crippled Children
and Adults ... he will soon open
the Salem Speech aad Hearing Cli
nic u ue oreroa Buudinr . . .
Visiting ... in New York this
week is Mrs. Bernard 0. Schuck-
ing . . . she flew East last week
and will visit her brother-in-law.
William Graf . . . she will return to
the coast next weekend, flying to
San Francisco, where she will re
main for several days before re
turning to Salem on September 28.
, Salem friends ... will soon be
sayiag an revoir to Mr. and Mrs.
William F. Wessner and sons, Bill
and Jeff, who win be leaving this
fan for Santa Rosa, Calif., to make
their home . . . Mr. Wessner, who
has been with the Oregon Pulp aad
Paper Co., will now be with the
Kappler Lnmber Co. In Santa Rosa
. . . Mr. Wessner will leave for
California this weekend and his
wife and seas will joia him there
later ...
Painting and
Statue Given
To Museum
The acceptance of two 19th Cen
tury works pi art highlighted the
September meeting of the Salem
Art Association held Monday sight
at the BUsbj House.
A bronie statue of a youth rep
resenting: Cupid, cast about 1875 by
the sculptor; J. Coutin of Rome was
given by, an anonymous donor, ue
gift arranged through Thomas
Colt of the Portland Art Museum,
The other gift, a large oil painting
called La Culla by Robert Herd
man of the! Royal Scottish Acad
emy, paintea aoout ib wui re
place the "Descent from ue
Cross" which has hung at the rear
of the main hall on loan. Both
paintings are from the collection
of George Guthrie.
Attendance Figures vise
Attendance figures at the muse
um rose sharply during August,
reaching Sit for the month, of
which 1(1 came August 27, the day
of the Art fair. This function
brought the! Salem Art Association
$150 in proceeds.
The membership committee an
nounced a special new fall rate re
duction offering new memberships
from NOV. , 1955 to Dec SI, 195.
Shows; at; the museum currently
are the' non-objective paintings of
Louis B u ri c e, the picture-of-the-month
by Nadine.Nunn and the
pitcher I collection. After October
10 the Bunce show will be succeed
ed by ! an exhibition of another
Portland artist,' John Wadingham,
according to Robert Sprague, asso
ciation pre; idenL
Four Charter
Members Are
Honored
! Willamette Shrine. Order of
the White! Shrine of Jerusalem
honored charter members at the
Monday night meeting at the
Masonic Temple. Presiding were
Mrs. Dan B. Roth and Everett
Holt. I
; Charter members present for
the occasion were Ms Grace
Babcock, Mrs. Pearl Speer, Mrs.
Byron jHerrick, and Dr. Henry
Morriaj j
; Plans were made to invite the
Northwest Association of White
Shrine i to Salem next ApriL
; September birthdays were hon
ored during the social hour. The
committee; includes Mr. and Mrs.
Al Rasmussen, chairman, Mrs.
Bess Shelton, Mrs. Lawrence
Pruett,! Mrs. John Oudeans, Miss
Alice palmer, Miss Myrtle
Reeves and Albert Walker.
The first social meeting of the
fall will be held October 1. with
Mrs. Axlene Van Dahl the speak
er. She wil show pictures of her
European: trip. .
Parties Arranged
Reports Given al
Lodgo Meeting
Miss WOda Siegmund and Mrs.
Charles Neubauer presented a flag
ceremony at the Salem Rebekah
Lodge meeting Monday sight Mrs.
Chris Sumpter sang and Mrs. Clem
Ohlsen read the history of the
Rebekah Lodge. Mrs. Lucien Le-
Compte, vice-grand, gave a report
on the L. M. Club convention held
recently in Salem. Mrs. Jennie
Boyd gave an account of her trip
to Hawaii.
The Past Noble Grand Club will
meet today at the IOOF Hall. The
Three Links Club will meet Friday
at the hall and a covered dish
dinner will be served at noon. The
LAPM will honor Mrs.- Charles
Neubauer at a. party - Saturday
night.
The following have been appoint
ed members of the social night
committee: Mr. ; and Mrs. Gus
Erickson, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn BiH,
Mesdames Edith McCoy, Lenora
Mosher, Clio Norton, Gilbert Byers
Sadie Melby, Martin Monson,
Frances Lightner, Lloyd Meyers,
Cora Paynter. Virgil Parker, .v K.
Nevins, David O'Harra, Emil Otjen,
Forrest Pratt, Betty Lou Beckman,
Marie Brandt, Everett Carden,
Fannie Clements, F. F. Conover,
Marion Curry and LaDoyt Davies.
National Gallery of Art Soon
To Celebrate 15th Anniversary
. By JANE EADS
WASHINGTON -The National Gallery of Art, readying to cele
brate its 15th anniversary, is the best-attended art gallery in the
world. Through last June some 23,633,000 people had entered its
great 12-ton doors. Visitors came from all corners of the globe. It
has become an institution for all; people just as its donor, the late
Andrew Mellon hoped it would.
f tad his deatlt la 1914, ms cere
brated throughout Europe for his
taste, skill, and critical judgment.
The original Mellon collection of
125 paintings and 25 pieces ot
sculpture! includes Raphael's
If it were older it would have
worn floors just like the White
House," Assistant Director Magill
James told me. '
The fall season of the gallery
opens October 3 with a special
loan exhibition of German draw
ings, masterpieces from the 3th
century through the 18th, from 20
museums and private owners;
They are being brought here! by
the Smithsonian Institution with
the cooperation of the West Ger
man government !
Sunday Night Concerts '' ! I 1
In October too, begin the Sun
day night concerts in the East
Garden Court tinder the direction
of Richard Bales to continue
weekly through June. These are
free, as is everything else at the
gallery, except the excellent food
served in the cafeteria. Art and
music lovers can spend the whole
Sunday afternoon and evening at
the gallery and some 1,500 people
do,
In anticipation of the opening
of its 15th anniversary next
March 17, the gallery has launch
ed an expansion program witn
the construction of five new
rooms on the main floor to house
paintings donated by Samuel H.
and Rush H. Kress, irequent con
tributors to the gallery. In addi
tion, three new rooms on the
ground floor have been brought
into one series by pulling down
the partitions of the Gallery li
brary. . -
Weil-Known Collections . -
The area will house the world-
famous Gustave Dreyfus . collec
tion of bronzes of the Renais
sance era. The collection of some
1,306 statuettes, medals and
plaquettes was purchased in 1940
by the Kress brothers from Sir
Joseph Duveen who acquired it
from the Dreyfus heirs in 1930,
It . represents the major enter
prise of the life of an eminent
connoisseur who between 1870
famed Alca UadoQCiYSotticeUfi
"Adoration of the Magi," Ra
phael's "St. George and the Dra
gon," Titian, Van Dyck and oth
ers of the world's great master
pieces. -'
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-Qub Calendar
For
Miss Jolt
MT. i ANGEL Among the pre
nuptial affairs arranged for Miss
Bernice Jeli, bride-elect of Fran
cis Dummer. was a .shower Fri
day night, at the Andrew Tum-
mer htm$. Hostesses were Miss
Arlene! and Miss Margaret Dum-
mer, sisters of Miss Jelrs fiance.
The bride-to-be is the daugh
ter of lit. and Mrs. Philip Jeli
of Mt Angel and her fiance is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Dummer.
classmates of the honor guest
! Miss Jeu and Mr. Dummer will
be married at a nuptial high
mass i in St Mary's . Catholic
church, Mt Angel, Saturday, Oc
tober 1, ft 10 o'clock.. She is a
graduate lof Mt Angel Academy
and employed in the office of
the Salem Sand and Gravel Co.
Mr. Dummer served in the U.S.
Army j for two years following
graduation from Mt Angel Prep
and is! now attending St Martin's
College in Olympia, Wash. Fol
lowing bier wedding, the young
couple will live in Olympia.
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Picnic for Officers
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i Officers; of Bethel 43, Job's
Daughters were entertained at a
picnic by the honored Queen Karen
Thomas Saturday at the Stayton
Park, j Following a wiener roast,
tennis i and swimming the girls and
members of the guardian council
and parents were entertained at
the home, of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin
Thomas in Stayton, parents of the
honored e.ueen. , -i
1 p ra. dessert bridft,
o'l Clubhouse, election.
" Women's Association. Tint Pre. !
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luncheon.
First Methodist Church WSCS
puncheon. progrsBV meeting. Carrier
Jloom. noon. '
Salem Branch. AAUW meet la Car
rier Room, Tint Methodist Church, I
'iJlintworth chapter, CIS. rriendship
"right Scottish Rite Tempi, S pjn.
DabMeiTwiUi Mrs. Glenn Powers,
fjntt 13. American Ltfion Auxil
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