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6-(Sfc. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Wed., Feb. 8, '58
Around Town . . .
By JEKYME ENGLISH
PARTY TIME. . .Mrs. L. E.
de Weese is entcrtaininc informally
this morning at her Fairmount Hill J
home for the pleasure of Mrs. A1-!
brecht Paenstechcr of Middle-j
bury. Vt., who with Mr. rasen-,
c teener, came west to spend the
winter months in Salem and to be I
with their aon and daughter-in-law,
Mr. - and Mrs. Gerhard Tagcn-
tec her . . . Mrs. dcWeese has in-'
vitijd a few of her neighborhood
friends to stop by for a cup of
coffee and to' greet the visitor. : . j
A luncheon. ., .hostess today will
be Mrs. George Alexander, who;
has invited few friends to her
Kumler Street home. . .
Rehear! parties. ' . . .Mr .
Hernial E. Larky will entertain at
dinner at China City Friday night
la lienor - f her ton. Lt. Elton
Larky, and his .fiancee, Mini
Noren N a 1 1 a a, ha w ill be
married Saturday at the first
Presbyterian Church. . .Lt. Larky
la arriving" la thr capital Thursday
frnm Tesaa. . .Mrs. C. Arthur
Miller will be hostess for a buffet
upper at her Miller Street home
Saturday evening in honor tf her
granddaughter. Mini Gayle Juve.
and her fiance, Roy E, Nelson of
Park Ridge. III. . .the affair will
fallow the wedding rehearsal at the
First Christian Church and bidden
are members of the bridal party
aid tht immediate family, , .
An revolr. . .parties for Mrs.
Irvin R. Young, who is soon mov
ing to Oakland, Calif., where Mr.
Young has been transferred by the
F. W. Woolworth Co. n . Mrs.
Joseph A. H. Dodd was a luncheon
hostess Tuesday and Mrs. Howard
Post is entertaining at luncheon
today. . .neighborhood friends of
the honor guest have been Invited
to both parties. . .
Birthday party. . .an Saturday
for Virginia Christensen, daughter
f Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Christensen,
wha celebrated her seventh birth
day... .the young hostess Invited
a group of her neighborhood
Past Noble Grands
Honored by Lodgs
Seventy past noble grands of the
Salem Rebekah Lodge wert hon
ored at a program following the
regular meeting Monday night at
the 100F Temple. Ten ushers,
each carrying white candles, es
corted the past noble grands to tht
seals of honor. A reception was
held following the program.
During the business session the
lodge donated 130 to tht polio fund,
Claire Weaver was appointed to
the UN committee to rtplact
George Naderman,
Chairmen for tht social night In
clude Mrs. Lennie Irvine. Mrs.
Helen Pearct and Mrs. Victoria
Stiffler.
F.L. Club wlU meet Thursday
night at tht home of Mrs. Everett
Soden, IMS Madison St. Tht Three
Links Chib will meet in tht IOOF
Hall Friday at I p.m.
friends U a luncheon and skating
party. ...
A pre-nuptial shower. . . .feted
Mrs. Sadie Benson Monday night
when Mrs. Richard Cooper and
Mrs. Harry Gardner entertained
at the former's Kingwood Heights
home on Terrace Drive. . .Mrs.
Renson will be married to Wilbur
Crager on Feb. it. . . .Twenty
even guests were bidden to the
miscellaneous shower and a des
sert supper was served by the
hostesses.
Club jottings. ; . .Mr. and Mrs.
Chester 0. OIsm will entertain
members af their club at dinner
Sunday evening at their Fawk
Street home. . .Mrs. Edward 0.
Ktadter Jr. and Mrs. James Wal
ton will be hostesses for a lus
cheon Friday afternoon at the
farmer's home an Verda Lane in
rompllment ta members af their
knitting group. . . .Mrs. Karl G.
Becke presided at a buffet supper
and bridge party Tuesday night la
honor af members ( her club. . .
Mrs. Robert Sleeves entertained
with a dessert bridge Tuesday eve
ning at her Candalarla home for
her club. . .Mrs. Newbury Cose
was aa additional guest. . ,
Being welcomed. . .home from
a three weeks' sojourn in Honolulu
are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rawlins. 7".1
they made the trip to tht Islands ,
by plane. . .In Honolulu they were
guests of his brother and sister-in-law,
Lt. and Mrs. Duane Rawlins
. . .the navy officer is an executive
aboard a ship presently stationed
at Pearl Harbor.
la Portland. . .today will he
several Salem peeplt ta attend tht
wedding tf Miss Mary Paaey Vass
and Broughton Bishop, son at Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence M. Bishop. . . ,
the afternoon nuptials will take
place at Trinity Episcopal Church
at 4:S e'rtork with a reception
following at the Portland Garden
Club. . .Among those planning ta
attend the rites are Mrs. C. D.
Morse and her daughter, Mrs.
Robert - Hartley, Mr. - and - Mrs.
Ralph H. Ceolev. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles A. Rnrarue. Dr. and Mrs.
G. Herbert Smith, Miss Elizabeth
Lord and Miss Edith Schryver. . .
Stopping. . .in Salem a few davs
this week were Mr. and Mrs.
James B. Bedlngfield Jr. and
children. Jeffrey and Scott, of Coos
Bay, who wert guests of her
parents, Colonel and Mrs. Maylon
acou. . .juesaay me Bemngrtelds
wtnt in to Portland to attend the
consecration cercmonv for tha
Very Rev. James Walmsley Fred-
erica larman as oisnop coadjutor
In the) diocese of Oregon. , .
A visitor. . ,1a the eanllal this
week Is Mrs. William H. Stelwer
Jr. af Fasslll. wha Is the guest of
her malher, Mrs. John Carson. . .
It's a (lit . . .far Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd TrusseU (Beth Justis). . .she
arrived Monday night at the Salem
General Hospital and has been
named Rebecca Jean. . .Her
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Jaha G. Justis and Mr. and Mrs.
G. H. Trassell. . .
Munson-KIein
Rites Read at
St. Vincent's
i Miss Joan, Klein, daughter of
; Mr. and Mrs. Nick Klein, and Rob
. ert W. Munson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Munson, were united
in marriage on Friday, Feb. 3 at
St. Vincent dePaul Catholic church.
Father Lowell Blackburn offitiated
at the rites.
For her wedding the bride wore
a blue dress with while accesories
and carried a prayer book topped
with a white orchid.
Miss Josie Schlageter was the
bride's only attendant and she
wore a brown dress with pink ac
cessories and corsage of pink car
nations. James Munson served as
best man for his brother.
For Spring v
The newlyweds greeted their
guests at a reception is the eve
ning' at the VFW Hall. Assisting
were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mun
son, Mrs. Edna Karnes, Mrs. Ha
rd Mallory, Mrs. Esther Jersey,
Mrs. Gloria Durham, Mrs. Gayle
Beard. Miss June Wiggins, Miss
Beverly Klein and Miss Linda
Earn. .
Sergeant Munson is stationed at
Fort Lewis with tht U.S. Army
and his bride will remain in Sa
lem until his discharge this summer.
Teachers Honor .
Mrs. Santacruz
SILVERTOtf Teachers of the
grade schools, at Silverton gave a
tea in honor of Mrs. Guadalupe
Santacruz, school teacher from An
tigua. Guatemala, who was a guest
of the Kenneth Henjums for four
weeks at Silverton. She left Sunday
for Salem, where she will remain
for a brief time before going back
to her native country to resume
her teaching.
Because she had talked a great
deal about tht marimba music dur
ing her stay here, tht teachers
arranged that Jon Digerness give
a group of marimba solos during
the tea.
The tea table was highlighted in
colors of honor guest's native coun
try, blue and white, combined with
small United States and Guatemala
flags.
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Spring Fashion Season Closes
With Make-lt-Yourself Styles
By NADEANE WALKER
PARIS l-Make it-yoursctf Paris fashions, at prices starting from
about IIS have been shown here at the end of the spring high fashion
Will Sing
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WEDNESDAY
Degree of Honor at Silem Wom
an's Club, t m. '
Chtrry Court Order of the Amir,
inth, Scottish Pile Temple, S f m.
Ftrtt Methodist Church W ICS, 11
O'clock Junchaon. JnoeUng. p.m.
Jaaan Lea Mthr4Mt Church WSCS
lunch.on. 1:U p.m.. fireplscs room.
Laurel ' Guild. Knlf ht M.mornl
Church with Mrt. Richard Smart, J8
n. zara St.. s p.m.
Mission Study Group. Flmt Con
gregational Church, with Mrs Jul
ian Keiser, 4S South Church St., 3
p.m.
THIRSD AY
Woman's Benefit Asuociation with
Mra. Carrie Lindsay, 13S4 Marion St.,
1:30 p.m.
Spiritual Sunflower Club, 1320
Msdison St., 11 a m. to 3 p.m., sack
lunrh.
Merrv.Go-llound Club' -ith Mm
Lylc Burnham, Hollywood Drive. 7:30
p.m.
Bal.m Zonis Club with Mm. Mary
Laohellt. IMS ferry It., T SO dessert.
rainAT
South Salem WCTV with Mrs. C.
F. rronrh. 1741 S. Church St., 10
t m.. sack lunch.
Merry Time club with Mrs. Horace
Bell, im Carlton Way, 1 o'clock
dert luncheon.
PLI and t Club nihrnt dinner and
Valentino party with Mrs. Earl Burk.
47 Kinfwnod Ave., t:S0 cm. 7
Marry Minglrrs with Mrs. Robert
Wasers, iZX Silverton Road) 7:30
p.m.
Silver Belle Circle, Neihbon of
Woodcraft. Valentine party, Salem
Woman's Club. S p m.
Salem Woman's Club meet at club
house, 1 p.m., board meetinj, 12:30
p m.
Silk tailleur . . . printed gray
and white shantung makes
this new suit one of the fav
orites in the Italian spring
ftihion showings. This spring
one will likely see as many
Italian-inspired . fashions in
the United States as French
adaptations, according to ad
vance reports sent home by
American buyers and fashion
writers.
State Board Meeting
Board meeting of the State De
partment, American Gold Star
Mothers will be held in Salem on
Saturday, Feb. 11 at tha Marion
Hotel. A 12 o'clock luncheon will
precede the 1 o'clock' meeting.
Mrs. Ceorge Curtis, Grants Pass,
department president." will preside.
All interested Gold Star Mothers
art invited to attend.
The Spiritual Sunflower club will
meet at the church, 1320 Madison
t , Thursday between 11 a m. and
3 p.m. Members are asked to bring
a sack lunch.
season.
Already on sale by mail order
Faris creations are shortly to be
retail outlets, according to Director
number of other countries, includ
ing Frsnce.
The scheme for pre-cut dresses,
suits and coats, with trimmings
and materials, was started here
experimentally last seasoa. The
clothes are designed by Serge Ko
gan, who worked with Dior, be
long and Lily Dache in New York
before opening his own Paris dress
house. They are aimed at the mil
lions of American women who do
their own sewing.
At Press Sbawiag
At a press showing at Maxim's,
Mannequins paraded 1 new mo
dels, many in cotton for summer.
They Included fitted and box jack
eted suits, cocktail and day dresses
in cotton and silk prints, casual
and dressy coats and a cape-jacketed
ensemble.
Many of the latest trends were
there: slightly bloused necks, big
bows and cuff collars, polka dots
and big cuf collars. Some had re
movable trimmings. To show how
easily they can be put together
"by machine or hand in two to
eight hours," one model sewed
up her own dress during the stow
ing and then put in on to join the
parade. '
All materials and trimmings are
French, each garment bing cut
in standard sizes and three er
four colors. Sale is limited to one
model of each color per 10,000 po
pulation in American cities.
"We've already found out that
small and medium towns are just
as Paris style-conscious as thj big
cities," Gelb says.
WCTU Meeting at
French Home
The South Salem WCTU will hold
its monthly meeting on Friday.
Members and friends are asked to
gather at the home of Mrs. C. F. ;
French. 1745 S. Church St., at 10
a.m., bringing a sack lunch, to!
assist in finishing lap blankets for
tht Veteran's Hospital at Camp
White.,..
Mrs. Etha McRse will have the
lesson study at tht afternoon ses
sion, 1:30 p.m. while Mrs. Harold
Allen brings the devotionals. This
being the Frances Wlllard Day
meeting, Mrs. W. A. B a r k u s,
county president, will pay tribute
to her life and work. J
The Woman's Benefit Association
wfll meet at the home of Mrs.
Carrie Lindsay, 1384 Marion St..
Thursday afternoon for a 1:30
dessert luncheon. Cards will be In
play following the luncheon.
in the United States, the Gaston de
offered directly through American
Thilip Gelb. They will be sold in a
Bridal Fashion
Show Scheduled
Of interest to Salem women is
the Mademoiselle Magazine bridal
fashion show to be presented at
Meier and Frank's, Salem audito
rium on Saturday, Feb. It. There
will be two showings, 2 and 4 p.m.,
and- those planning to attend are
asked to call the store for reserva
tions. The show' features six complete
weddings with special music and
stage settings, along with special
displays of china, glassware, en
graving, home furnishings and ac
cessories especially of interest to
prospective brides. This is the first
time a show of this type has been
presented in Salem.
Junior CDA Will
Present Program
Catholic Daughters of America,
Court Capital City, will meet to
night at I p.m. in the Knights of
Columbus Hall. The Junior Catho
lic Daughters will present the pros'-
A white elephant auction will be
held to defray prizes for the na
tional poetry contest. Mrs. John A.
Voves is the contest chairman.
Mrs. John M. Gallagher is chair
man of the refreshment committee.
Aiding her will be Mrs. Robert
Schreiner, Mrs. Edward Domo-
galla. Mrs. Donald Pouiade, Mrs.
Joseph Brown, and Mrs. Henry
Kropp.
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Anne Use, Danish-born soprano,,
now living in Salem, who will
sing a group of numbers at
the Salvation Army's annual
dinner meeting Monday
night. The dinner will be
combined with the annus!
award presentation in the
Elk's' Youth Leadership com
petition. - .
Missionary Meeting .
SILVERTON Immanuel Wo
men's Missionary Federation will
meet Thursday night at S o'clock
at the Fireside Room when a film,
"Simon Peter" will be shown. De
votions will be by Mrs. R. J. Van
Cleave. The Home Mission com
mittee is in charge of the meeting
and hostesses are Mrs. Robert
Rose, Mrs. Dean Callahan, Mrs.
George Brandt and Mrs. Walter
Flager.
The Merry Time Club will be
entertained at a 1 o'clock dessert
luncheon on Friday at the home
of Mrs. Horace Bell, 2355 Carlton
Way.
Branch Plans
Fashion Show
Luncheon
Plans for the Salem branch
meeting on February 18 and for a
fashion show February 25 were an
nounced at the A.A.U.W. board
meeting Monday evening at tht
home of Mrs. Myron Pogue.
Featured speaker at the liberal
arts luncheon at the Marion hotel
will be Dr. James Millar, direo
or and lecturer, for the Good Citi
zenship Foundation. The nonpar
tisan. nonsectarian organization
works through civic groups, educa
tional institutions and churches to
promote better titizenship in tht
country.
The fashion show, featuring wo.
men's and children's apparel, will
be held in the Meier and Frank
auditorium at 2 p.m. During the
afternoon there will be musical
: selections.
Mrs. Thomas Churchill reported
to the board on a recent meeting
Mn Eugene, where representatives
I from the state AAUW branches
met to discuss the legislative pol
icy in the state division of tht
association. The board acfed on
some revisions of the by-laws put
forth by Miss June Philpott, com
mittee chairman.
Hostesses for the meeting were
Mrs. C. W. Carlson, Mrs. Robert
L. Turner and Mrs. Pogue.
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