f) Statesman's HOME .
1 anorama
Vicsia . . ; f.taic . ..Fashions . . . Fetftrrrs
-6-(Sec. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore, Tue., June 12, '56
Around Town
y JLIVNB CNbUSI
TBAVEL TALK . .V Kn. pounds, lii ouocm ... Hit cnnd
Charles a. McElbiany i leaving 1 parenta are Mrs. Charles 8. He
today by plint for the East fclhwny and Mr. and Mrs. H. P.
Coast to spend a month or more Duffy ...
. . sht will nukt her headquar- . Wafceantag . . . IheLr sbth child,
ten hi Wilmington, Deliwart ft a little bay. Mfersoa labert. art
toe homo of her son-Maw and Dr. " Mw J"id!
daughter. U and Mrs. Bract .J , 8,,!'
Rankia .. . tht air lore, officer H" j.V
i : i .7 .- v ...i. The lad has Ihret heathers. Mat-
r.n,T. ii - eelaa. Thoaus and Jtha, and two, to CorvaUis and Salem last winter
, . ' ... sisters. Kathertao and Krtsttaa t in i lecture and teaehint tour.
x-i ninny ana in naaaia .j.,- I , . ,
tripe to New York, Connecticut VJ I T", Aw"wf, .
WiihinirtfliL II r Roston and M"" ratt aWWaatfaiae. The Salem committe, composed
drteVto W-;!f Chairma. W. E. Kinuey. MrY
tlw EwtT.V L 'Jirr. TSi "lfw'4 Gwr Mrs. C. B. Bentson,
rX. UN.wY.rkn.rV & . " "MW Mr, Boin. Osbura and Norma.
dsy wiU be Mia. Barkar. A OI,rT.W . . . come, news f JSf J ?!. 1?
derates, who will he aceonipanJ 0f the birth of a daughter, Carol "'TT' u rnT. u
wiiiav mi. tains aas as. iaa an
Largo Group to
Enter Annual
Sectionals
Entry lists of more than 100
duplicate bridge players expected
for the eighth annual Willamette
Valley sectionals to be held at the
Efts Club here June 8-M will
have about a doxea life masters
from California, Washington and
Oregon, including one member sf
the American team that helped
win the International competitioa
with Europe in lt
This was the word brought back
to the Salem committee by valley
players and officials who attended
the recent record-breaking Bridge
Week at Los Angeles. The Interna
tionally acclaimed player. Don
Oakie of San Francisco, was one
of three. Western experts on the
team representing tht United
States two years ago.
He already has paid one visit
Sail on Alaskan Cruise
by Miss Sharon Pederwn of Ann. to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B.
Portland. . The two will spend Huston on June 4 . . . the little Jon" m " tournaments
several day In New York City girl has two brothers, John snd nv of he scoring,
fare going on to tochester to Robert ... snd her grandparents Si session are planned, start
attend the national convent as are Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Huston of ing Friday afternoon and lasting
ef Ma Phi Epsiloa, national Bin- Silent ami tor. tnd Mrs. Fobert thrcuth Sunday evening. Three
sic hsa.rsry , . , sessions will be MeCracken of Eugene . . . championships, Inciting Masters'
held at the Eastmaa School of Legislative aad Salrar . . . and Open Pairs, and Team-of Four,
Mask. Miss Anderson, who friends of Senator and Mrs. wj b decided, while single events
wiU be a sealer at Willamette Philip Lowry of Medford will be wil h-id for other seniors snd
Vniversity la the fall. wiU be nteresled to Mr tnat juniors. Trophies will be awarded n r J
the official delegate frets tht P"u ,rlj2 to winners, while master and frsc- KOOeilS iGteCI
na rai caanier ai nuuncu u " i 7u. i ;i- uonai points win 10 go otners
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0 Mm .
ements and Wedding
Dates Are Announced
Engagement and wedding announcements continue ta hold the so
cial apotligbt during the traditional bridal month of June. From Port
land comes word of tht engagement of Miss Phyllis Carolyn Averill.
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Harold L. Averill, to Robert Preston Dougb
toa, aoa of Mr. and Mrs. Prestoa F. Ooughtoa of Salem. The due plan
aa early fall wedding.
The bride-elect attended Willam
ette University and is a graduate
of tht University of Washingtoa.
She is a member of Pi Beta Phi.
Mr. Doughton attended Stanford
University and the University of
Oregon. He fat now attending the
University of Oregon Medical
School and his fraternity is Sigma
Phi Epsilon.
Plaa Jaaa Wearing
Wedding bells will ring on Satur
day. June 3 for Miss Mins Raaen,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Raaen. and Arnold Mittelslaedt.
aoa of Mr. snd Mrs. Theodore Mit
telslaedt of Douglas. Wash.
Needlecraft
Miss Johnson
Is Bride of
Mr. Cooley
SILVERTO.N - Miss Janice
Johnson, daughter of Mr. snd
Mrs. Vernon Johnson of Port
land, and R. Keith Cooley, son!
of Mr. and Mrs. Rholm Cooley
of Silverton, were mimed st a
4 o'clock weddinc Saturday aft
ernoon at Immanuel Lutheran'
Church, Silverton. The Rev.
Th a .Vlork mntwmv will take A. W. Nelson read the ceremony.
place at the Grace Lutheran. Miss Georgie Ernst of Silvcr-
Church with a reception following I " FJ'.Z nMm
la the church parlors.
Mis Lawks ta Wed
The Rev. and Mrs. V. L. Loucks
are announcing the engagement
and forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Janet, to Thurman Kra
te., aoa of Mr. and Mrs. 0. H.
Krater. The wedding will be an
event of Friday. August 24.
Miss Loucks and her fiance are
graduates of Salem Academy.
Draaa Bayer Katafra'
The engagement ol Miss M
Off to Alaska aboard tS S. S. Prince George at Vancouver, B. C, last Thursday were tht
Charles B. Pomeroys and har mother, Mrs. Harry R. Worth. Captain Ernest B. Caldwell greets
the Salem travelers just prior to departing on the ten day cruise. Left to right are Captain j Boyer, dauehter of Mrs. Margaret
Caldwell Dr. Pomerov. Mrs. Worth, Mrs. Pomeroy and their Daughter, Diane. (Canadian Na- Boyer of Turner, to John B. Ross
tional Steamships' Phcto).
land lighted the candles. Mrs.
tlser Aarhus played the wedding
marches and Mrs. Dusne Rold
was soloist. Pink and white peo
nies and white tapers decorated
the church.
The bride wore a white lace
ballerina gown and a shoulder
length veil. She carried a nose
gsy of white csrnations centered
with an orchid.
Her only attendant was her
sistrr, Mrs: Verns Johnson, Port
land, gowned in blue-and carry
ing a nosrgay of pink carnations
He's a doll! He's a Jama Bag"!
Teaches children t h e neatneis
habit. See the slit in back thM's
and Mist Pedertea will reprt
are also two boys in the family
Pre-aaptifl parties . . . Mia
seat the, Uaivenlty t Oreg.a SSVtSTp' Jan P" win MU ,h
coapier. . . .
- Leavtag ... Wednesday for
Palo Alto will be M . mo Mrs.
Wallace Carson gnd MJ?s Gloria
Stolk t . . oa Sunday they w II
making good scores. A buffet suds ( ClKAr
per wifl be aerved following the V-n OIIVCl
attend t'ie corrmenccirtnt .t ij;9 Id DtcCarcar ra' Mrs. Ed-
Stanford University, th cn'ioi i Tt- o. B.sn'er Jr. it e uia
brWe-elect of WilUsai Drips, will Saturday evening play
be the guet of honor tt a 1 lemmiitees aasea ;.,
a'clock - buffet Ir-ncheon and Other committees announced
rifet ahorer oa Wdnesday Chairman Kinuey include: hospi
w -en Mrs. John Cri ffth. Mn. Hi'j', Mr. ard Mrs. Walter M.i
Wedding
CUr-. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Ford.
Vr and Mrs. Edward E. Bonne.
son, Wcllace Carron Jr, to ne the trr.- uln be S-M at rne Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wiedmer. Mr.
among the graduates. , . . M.-s. Griffith kease ta Fairaiennt HIU awl Mrl. Val Sloper. Mr. and Mrs.
William Decney and her daujh- and thtv of the b delert a Cjr CBarnhobn; trophies. Mrs.
tart, Patricia and Kathleen, left friends have been bidden to tht A , ff A c
tonaay J or raio smim oa. ry ... ... C1J Dartnershios. Mrs. A. W. Bineear.
i nrisiMB -
aT IllfUavV
tend tbt
. iaa I I U.aa atMakant
iney wui auo av a, 'ui., g," , Mrs. R. L. Park and Mrs. Wallace
iford eommenc Junxheon today wiu be Mus oio-
nent aa- her aon. Michael, will bioik, wnea asrs, now noguo -- """:::"!
sl reeeivV bin degwe on Sun- entertains at her Candal.ria ! Bentson. Mrs. Gilbert Groff Mrs.
ai receive ma oegree on nun- He(ght hQm Covm wlu p r Burrii Mrs Uoyd JoneS)
!". ... 1 . 'plsced for sixteen gtrstt and Mrs. L. P. Gottfried and Mrs.
Ketaraing , . . mia weeaeaa l-.j,,. will iB Bi.v f0lowin Jack Foster: decorations. Mrs.
Over seventy friends ei!!ed at
the home of Mr. ard Mrs. Henry
R"aen on Marti-on Street Sunday
afternoon to fete the couple on
their silver wedding anniversary.
The couple's daughter. Miss Mina
Raaen. assisted by Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Slattum, arranged the sur
prise affair between 2 and S
o'clock.
Mrs. Conrad Henjum of Silver
ton, a cousin of Mrs. Raaen, Mrs.
Wendell Schwartz and Mrs. Henry
Hanson presided at the coffee urns.
The Raaens were married in
Piano, Organ Recital !joan porbeS
JEFFERSON Mrs. Wayne Carr i ... .
presented her students of piano kAnrr'tdfA Trt
and organ in a spring recital Fri-IVIUIMCU lJ
day night in the Talbot Common-1 . . n
i,ypchure, , , m Mr. Power
Presented in recital were Man-, x
lyn Kcssecker. Cherie Chapman,; WjM Ioan Marje Forbw daui;h.
'Brian Chapman, Bonnie Boose. ,er 0, ,4i,. arK Mrs Jesse Forbes
David Chfmbers. Sharon Zr-hner.l wiIliam K Power Mn of Mr
Nancy Knight. Ruth Finlay. Leslie; Vrg c E Power of 0xnard
cuwaius. wiu iuii.iuc. ioi j , f alifnmin mBPril June 5
feld. I'SN, son of Mr and Mrs.
William Rossfeld of St. Louis. Mo.,
has been announced. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Miss Boyer is a graduate of Cas
cade Union, High School and is an
X-Ray technician at the Vancou
ver Clinic, Vancouver, Wash. Mr.
Rossfeld is currently stationed in
Richard Johnson of Silverton where vnunesters hide their nieht
was best man and ushers were clothes during the day!
man .iiJiiiisuii. rut nana; ueorge
Stadelman, The Dalles; Jerry
Maule, Tacoma. and Charles
Carlsbaum of Coos Bay. The men
were all Theta Chi fraenity
brothers of, the bridegroom.
At the reception Mrs. Alfred
Johnson, aunt of the hride. cut
the cake. Touring were Mrs. Perl
Riggs.
Boe?e,
Priscilla Carr,
Patsy Hoefer.
S h,e ' y 1 ; in the First Congregational Church.
The Rev. Julian Keiser officiated
San Diego at the Naval Air Sta- i B' nd M"- Ed'n Lovctt, and
tion Miramar and will leave for
overseas duty in July.
Modern Etiquette
By ROBERTA LEE
from Y- the luncheon . . . Miw Stolk and Harold Muhs. Mrs. Richard Cham- Forman. North Dekota and resid-
ftey attendee the Daiversity tf yy.llaee Carson Jr. will be mar-
r liferaia ensaaseaccMent ta riMl on june 24 . . .
June I vert Mr. tad Mrs, E. T. a -r:il nwer . . . feted
nwelt ... their daagker, m in Daretliv Saranar Sheplie-d, rl A . ' d . D f . . n
''r."!; Kerfono? pSd " ."nd Mrs COOtlOtteS Plan
mmwn . aWB. ibhishb , aaua WBeal ft I A l I Tm Utmv(t 'iia ataaw
Kaappa art arriv'ng ia Salem Mrs. Frank C. Crawford enter
Suaday for a week's visit at tbt tained at the former's heme . . .
home of kb) parents, the Card- A grtap tf Mist ghepherd s
er Kaappa. ... Tht letter's ttb Baered - Heart classmates tad
er tea tad daughter-la law, Mr. friends were biddea ta tht party
ad Mrs. Jsbms taapa, aa ant Biaceuaaetaa iatwer , . .,
Past President
Honor Guest
Tht outcoini board members
01 tnt Mitm womaaa tiuo en
bcrs, Mrs. Doudas Chambers; , ed in Plrnt- wood, Montana before
rules and ethics, Jack Shcpard of rrmlng tn ?i?m five yesrs ago.
Corvallis, Mrs. MarjrC. Vanvleet,
M iiirvrsmsi wi a vinauu, tjsssu ivaia. .
LhRamNofWmSai:m'nd fOT Gland CfQwl
wi"- XJl "f"11 tuther Club 140, Cootiettes met Fri
Elks club winners included Mrs. L,.. . .w.' vAm. A r. Rn.
W. Binegar and Mrs. Carroll I r.r.. nt, ia m.mw. nM..n
Ul B L. l. "- " r- -
Morton Josephine Parks. Shirley tt (he Mt ring ceremony at J
oenrenus, nuiuia iiks, ljuhi
Chambers, Joan Turnidge. Marilyn
Chambers, Peggy Carr, Carol
Riggs and Joyce Haw ley.
Reception for
Newlyweds
A.
small sea, Jtkaay, arrived la tbt
capital last week tram Pitts
burgh, Pa. tt stead tbt tassmer
at tht htsat tf his madaMther,
Mrs. W. W. Metre . . . they wUl
return East la tht fan, where
Mr. Kaapp wiU eater hit JaaUr
rear t Carnegie Tech. . . 1
Tlslltrt . Mi rMn- tertained in honor of Mrs. Harry
eet Virginia Melton, former S- sappenfield. Junior put presi
lem resident, arrived In the tap- dent, at a luncheon on June 7 at
ital Monday from Jacksonville. Marshall's.
III. to spend a week or more be- present were Mesdames John
fort going na to her summer S. Tyler Jr., A. E. Ullman, H. K.
bomt - at Whidby Island, Mazloom, D. H. Upjohn, W. W.
Wash. . , , . . . McKinney, Oark C. MeCall. W.
A guest at the bomt of F. Leary, H. V. Collins Kerby
Mr. and Mrs.. Claude Steusloff Johnacn. H . R. GranU J. C. Perry,
tht. past fortnight has been her pr' J- Aarlretii. XE. Pal"
lister, Mrs. R. W.- Goodman oL B. C. Boyd Robert GedHes,
Berkeley, Calif. ... she is re- ,r"'J -....in.
ln' JJ. LTtL vl tot 195M7 as the result
17 "r Si V" nf the newly adopted by-laws. :
ersity of California, has 'ar- Thfy ,M, d 'Mr chwlei Mink 1
rived bomt t spend the sum- nd Vice-president: Mn. Rob
Ztnu,l . '-J.v v , ert Geddes. third vice president;
Visiting . . . at the Urn MrL cltrk c. MeC,iL p.rUamen-
Mrs, Charles 'E. Stricklla the u- un.rrf n Hun.
past week has been her sister. ' trustee: and Mrs. Oscar I.
Mrs. Wesley B. Yates tf Port- p.uijon and Mrs. Sol Schlesinger
land. . Mr, and Mrs. B. F. members of the house committee.
;dinsokerhavt hsd as their John s ,,r lhr Pew
lease guests, he? brethersaf club prwident. and Mrs. Clifton
Sjster.ln law, M-. tad Mrs. T. W. Mud(j p4rtieipste In the pro
Baatiaa tf Cheyenne, Wytmlaj 0Ver KSLM "Building Ore
. . they have bren here the past ton Toeether" on June 15. at
wees aa several seen e trint 6;15 p.m.
abaat OrtfM were eajtyed by
tat travelers. ...
NCRSElI NEWS ... It s
Mrs. Stuart McElhinnv . .'. the
lad arrived Saturday night tt the
Salem General Hospital and
tipped tbt: scales at " seven
Ford. Mrs. W. A. Barsch and Ray
Ward, and Mr. and Mn. R. D.
Hutchinson of Corvallis.
Club Calendar
Report of the Pious - Louse,
Mrs. Roy Simpson, was the high
light of the evening. The club's
only project -is service to the
State Tuberculosis Hospital,
which has Included 53 home-
SOUTH SALEM Miss Suzane
McDonald, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Kay M. McDonald, and Wil
liam K. Karstrn, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Karsten, were
united in marriage on Sunday,
June 3 at a 2:30 ceremony at St.
Michael's Episcopsl Cathedral at!
Boise, Idaho. J . JEFFERSON Euclid chapter.
ine eoupie was nonoreo ai a OES h,M it, mw.tinB for
the summer, Tuesday, June 12.
Visitors invited were Evangeline
o'clock in the presence of the im
mediate family.
Mrs. Don Forbes, sister-in-law
of the bride, and Edward Forbes,
the bride's brother, attended the
couple.
Following the ceremony a recep
tion was held at the home of the
bribe's parents.
The bride is a graduate of the
Oregon College of Kducation and
has been teaching in the Bethel
district in Eugene. The groom
graduated from the California
Polytecnic Institute, and is at pres
ent serving in the U. S. Navy.
Mrs. Roger Campbell of Bakers
field, Calif., presided at the
punch bowl. Assisting were Miss
Judy Hrnst, Miss Janice ronton
land Miss Mary Jo Hargreaves of
Portland.
! For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Johnson wore a pale green
Q Is it proper to state on the f8 while M"- Coolfv wor
invitation the length of time the blue print silk costume suit,
guests. are exoected to tav at a ' Af " .wddln tr,P th 1
wedding reception?
A. The hours are never stipulnt-
Use scraps for Humpty Dumpty
'Jama Bag! Easy to Make. Pattern
631 has transfer; directions.
Vnd TWiNTV-riVt CINTI la
roini fnr thlt puttrrn add i c.nu
for rarh pattern tor It'-cUis mail.
In. Snd to Th Ornn Sttrimn,
U3 Nfrdlrcraft Dept.. p O. Box MS,
Old ChPlra Station. Npw York II,
N Y. Print plainlv PATTERN NUM.
BCR, your NAMK, ADDRESS tnt
ZONE
chspter from Eugene, Evergreen
of Woodburn and Venus of Don-
reception at the home of his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. William Kar
sten, on W. Browning Ave
Thursday evening.
U . If J t .Duuk .... Ik.
" - . 1 HI I. niiicu LiDiaiiva mi mrt , . - . , . , , . . ..
marla eakea. 24 rloxcn cookies. ...i. Uh Uatrtratw ITtnel BAFVH : mlSl. Jll IIIC IlOSpiltllllT vUllllllll
and a basket of toilet articles. A the ices, Mrs. Walt Karsten ' 'rJ Mr and Mrs Max
total of 1294.20 in articles and poured and Mrs. Ed Talbot had ScliuU, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rr-i-service
was recorded. I charge of the punch bowl. . ley. Mrs. Frances Kelly, Virginia
Final plans were laid for par- The couple will make their Mason snd Mrs. Cliff Plagman
ticipation in the Grand Crawl! home in Pendleton where he is, The next meeting of Euclid
to be held in Portland, June 16. 'manager of the Woolworth store. 1 chapter will be September 11.
ed on reception invitations. Guests
are expected to leave as soon as
possible following the departure of
the bride and bridegroom.
Q. When attending a larse din
ner, is it necessary to wait until
all the other guests have been
served before one begins to eat?
A. No; one should not be requir
ed to wait until one's food has
cooled, if there are a great num
ber of guests to be served.
Q. Is it proper for a girl to taka
a gift to her future mother-in-law
when she is going to spend a few
days with her, and It is their first
meeting?
A. This is not expected, nor ia
it usually done.
couple will be at home at 419
High Street, Silverton. In the
I fall they will go to Eugene,
where Mr. Cooley will be a junior
in the University of Oregon.
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WIDNISnAT
of Honor PraUKttva Sua.
eiaUoa. fflelal ollictn InapwUan. I
pa.
THURSDAY
. Spiritual Sunflowar Club at Tint
SpiriluaUit Churek, ISM KfadtMit St.,
II a.m. to 1 p.m . no-hoit dinntr
at nooa.
3
Tim Itam. ai Raaar PraleetlTC
W James StusrL foV Mr ".'nS ' Association will meet Wednesday
Mr.'. wEZ Si -'tSf If offlcW officer. tespecUon at
p. m. All members are asuea to
attend and Mrs. Clara B. Gcrtson,
state organizer, will be in charge.
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-TUESDAY -JUNE 12
FASHION" MODELING
. OREGON. IOOM, STREET FLOOR
U:IW:J0 f. M.
l Helena Robtnitein't Paris Beauty Coursa conduct
Jed by Helena Rubomttin beauty txptrts, featur
ing figure control, ikln cart and maVt-up. .
AUDITORIUM, SECOND FLOOR
i
ia.aa a sa .j i. an '
Misses and Women's
better suits
reg. 49.95 to 99.95
at an all time low
Others reduced to 49.95
This is tht lowest orice ever, of this or any
season, for our better suits. You'll find famous
lame wools like Forstmann, Miron, exquisite
imported tweeds. You'll find silk suits and silk
mixtures, many des gner samples and one-oft-kind
luits New cropped jackets, box jackets,
tweed jackets. Sizes 10 to 20, 12' to 20' j.
Blacks, pastels, navies, beige, browns and
wedgwood blue.
Sorry, ae mall, at phone orders.
t
Charge Accounts Welcome
The Towne
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A j v 5 j Summer Shoe Clearance
I'tmri- I J I : y Every pair of Tweedie Summer Shoes 5
fv ft' ' r ft on ' reciuc,ion Pricej- f-
Wxtlt L StAt ' June 1956 brings July clearance
! AFT I ' K.' II prices on Tweedies - in June fci
k V- j , S ii'- This sale covers so man K h
m if .v- J:-;f ' - v beao,i,u;,Twiejhor L-
tCllf;s, I r ; l A V X you w.l want several U ,
'M " r X ' ' l v t Very very wide r!ll fa
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Yy w ; ' $10,000.00 ul).
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t I I Shoe SALE V I
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MM ?12-95Shoes Sale $9.83 I .
" j J $14.95 Shoes Sale $10.83 "
$16.95 Shoes Sale $12.83 P
kf r N $17.95 Shoes Sale $13.83
kJi 4& iiy.ybbnoes bale $14.83 n
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