The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 22, 1956, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextSeen and By JEIYME A SPKINGTME tea and! lovely, spring dy on Tburs day tor the Salem Memorial Hos pital Auxiliary's annual benefit party . . . Yellow featured in the beautiful decoration throughout the Candalaria home of Dr. and Mrs. George R. Hoffman, the set ting for the tea ... On the m . name post at . the entrance a " basket filled f with yellow jon-1 vA quits tied with V yellow ' and S- door ... Breathtaking . the exquisite arrangement of magnolia bios- 10ms in a brass kettle at one end of the mantel . . .'brass and costal hurricane lamps at the other end . . . On the coffee table a glass dome filled with dog- . wood ... - A yellew ergandle . . . cloth on . the tea table ... a handsome ailver and crystal epergne filled with yellow and white tulips, jon quils and primroses flanked by ailver and crystal hurricane lamps ' holding yellow tapers . . .. An other tea table arranged in the ' lovely den, where guests chatted over the tea cups . .-. a circular fringed cloth on the round table in a copper shade ... a bouquet of jonquils and acacia and a copper tea service completing the decor ... Receiving ... by a gold screen In the living room . . . Mrs. Hoff man in a beige linen sheath with a paisley print cummerbund . . . Mrs. Charles Heltzel, the auxil kry president, choosing a sand beige linen dress . . . and Mrs. Adam Lef'or, superintendent of nurses at the hospital, wearing a print sheer ... Calling . . . during the after noon were a number of the hos pital nurses, many of them wear ing their uniforms, and hospital board members including A. C. Haag, who acquired a grand sun tan while in Palm Springs this winter . , . Kenneth Sherman, Charles HelUel, Leo Childs and Ronald Hudkins ... A perfect day . . . for going out on the' balcony just off the den and dining room ... a lovely view of the Cascades . . . Over . from Dallas for the party were , ... , .fi,- . . Mrs. Victor Williams and her sis- ter-in-law, Mrs. Carl A. Gerlinger . . . After school came three teachers, Miss Mildred Christen son, Miss Maxine Herringer and Mrs. Lloyd Hockett Stand-outs . . . Mrs. Willis Ross wearing a fetching pink straw adorned with huge, pink roses . . . Mrs. Jay J. McMurren ac centing her chocolate brown dress with a yellow lacey straw hat . . i Deanne a little wistful about leaving for Portland to live . . . receiving word of Jay's transfer with IBM just two weeks after they had moved into their new . borne . . , Chic Mrs. Bailey Bar rett in . a smart navy ensemble with cspe lined in navy and white check . . . Mrs. Wallace Bonesteele's smart suit in the new French bread shade with chapeau of white and brown . . . a becoming white hat for Mrs. Merrill Ohling ... Ensembles . . . Mrs. Chester r3 i Accessories & ..1 For J Outdoor XS) J 1 logs! ... A tJK 1 Enhance your out- f A V rl door foni A!th I Si JkXy . . .y,,, . . , . i shop for sun and 1 .lJXV J 1 tun apparel In our 1 1 Xy JJMf , 1 o DUFFLE ' '''' A i bags jirhl 1 -turn- AYhm J ABOUT WA 'A FLATS H y V, " I e HATS""" V : n .... v , N e BELTS . V Ytt N 6 rope L Heard . . . ENGLISH Cox wearinr a print dress with toast colored linen eoat lined in the print . . . Mrs. Kenneth Wilson donning r navy blue en semble with navy and red polka dot dress and the eoat lining of the polka dot ... A smart brown ensemble for Mrs. Bernard O. Scbucking with white chapeau . . . A becoming pink linen sheath worn by Mrs. Merle Brown attested with handsome ame thyst and pink jewelry . . . Mere ef same . . . Mrs. James R Phillips donning an attractive pink and white cotton with long torso bodice . . . Mrs. Joe Tona wiu Jr. coming In with Mrs. Dale Parker . .' . the former soon to move to Portland, where her spouse will "continue his studies Lewis and Clark .... And benqoeU ... to Mrs. John H. Johnson, chairman of the tea, who wore a smart Wedgewood blue, dress with matching shoes . . . and to Mrs. Emory Hobts and Mrs. Robert Gormsen, who were responsible for the beauti ful flowers ... A DEUGHTFIl'. .'.party Thursday night when Mr. -and Mrs. Willard Marshall entertain ed at their charming Fairmount Hill home' for the pleasure of Mrs, Marian Forbes of Honolulu, who is visiting in Albany, Salem and Portland for a fortnight Mrs. Forbes has lived in the Islands for nearly 23 years, where she is a well-known interior dec orator . For the party she wore a smart blue sheath dress with portrait neckline ... A group ... of out-of-town guests bidden to greet the visitors as well as Salem friends . . . Beautiful bouquets of quince ana daffodils about the rooms . , . on the piano a striking arrange ment of violet tulips and white sweet peas . . . yellow cloths on the hors d'oeuvre tabels in the den im Dunet taoie . . . centered with an exquisite arrangement of yellow roses and white sweet pea in crystal vases on either side of the silver candelabrum hold ing yellow tapers ... Assisting . . ..the hosts were their son-in-law and daughter, Gerry and Martha Evanson . . . the latter wearing a pretty aqua cotton . . . and younger daughter, Julia, who is looking forward to a summer in Europe with her parents ... they will soon be packing as they depart in a little over a month . . . they are taking their own car and will drive throughout the continent . . . Among the guests . , . Minus "mi nuuuJ9 wrir nun. njuiiiiii j jj Himond ,n(, Mr, Jo(m Helt., their spouses were Mrs. 'William ! lei . . . Jim Walton acquiring a grand suntan last week while at Ncskowin . . . Mrs. Ralph E. Pur vine wearing a good-looking navy blue gown with navy and white polka dot detail on the neckline . . .' Mrs. Stewart Johnson's be coming hyacinth blue wool jersey dress with matching jacket en. hi need with jewel trim . . . Mrs. William 0. Wood choosing a pink eyelet sheath ... Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Kelly over from Nesko- win and greeting their Salem and Albany friends . . . the latter in a smart navy and white print sheath ... TEA TIME ... on Friday when members of Chapter G, PEO en tertained with a delightful party at the Fairmount Hill home of Dr. and Mrs. G. Herbert Smith ... the occasion to honor Mrs. Robert Elfstrom, the state presi dent of PEO ... she will com plete her year of office at the state convention to be held in Portland in June . . . Mrs. Elf- fe) . Fun Mecbrn Dc.nca to f Ba Demonstrated l The public' is invited to attend j a Modern Dance demonstration on , ' Wednesday, April 25 at 7:30 p.m. j - in the YWCA gymnasium. j Participants in the program in- elude members of the adult class: Dawn Jones, Jean Roth and Gail 1 1 Woods: and Junior Dance Work-i ', shop: Sara Beth Anderson, Nita j 1 Bock, Pamela Bryant, Mary Ann I i Cave, Jayanne Harvey, Phyllis j Hill, Margaret Mallorie. Maria , 1 McVay, Jimi Minty. Aprille Pat- is: terson, Becky Summers and Linda . Wright if Mrs. Clyde Charters, instructor ! j for Jxth groups, will conduct the j demonstration. Mrs. Hams Lieu is accompanist for the groups. 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