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i ff Statesman's HOME I anorama V::-:n . ; . Music . . . Fcshicns . . . Features ,6-(Sec I) Statesman, Salem, Ore.. Wed, Tun. 13, '56 i ; - i Around Town JLRVMB ENGLISH VISITOR!, TKAVELERS... headline the tociil aewt during tht party summer . . . Arrivlnf la Oreeoo bv oUm Thursday Bight 'ebarea Miter . . will be Mr. Joseph Hardmaa andj A'are-aeetlal shower Suoday afteraeea. My I at tha First CragregaUMal Charca . . . a reeeatlea will fU feted mi. Christoober. at Chicai titty will b met In Portland by her parents. Dr. and Mrs. 0. Her bert Smith , . . Mrs, Hardmaa ana her son wiD spend several days In rortla'nd at the homo of her bus band's parents before coming to Salem ... She will ba here a week before returning East, but Chris topher will remain la Salem for the summer at the home of his grand psrents . . , ! , flyiag . . . to llerida Satarday Will a Mlaa Jaae Meerefleld, was win spend als weeks la M. Peters barg with ber biker, Jerem Meerefleld. aad kef fraodpareals, Mf. aad Mrs. Leslie J. Rebtase. . , . Jaae, wko Jait eeeipleied kerj fretkmaa year at Oregaa Slate. wll retara West Aagast 1. earn- lag hy way at Okie aad lewa to tlslt relatrm. . , - Leaviag . . . the first of the week for San Francisco were Major and Mrs. Carl D. Trick and children. Csrla and Larry, and Mrs. Trick's mother. Mrs. Homer McWaln, who formerly resided here . . . Major Trick ha been stationed at St. John's, Newfoundland, the past three years the family stopped her for a visit with relatives be fore lesving for Major Trick's new assignment at Hamilton Air Force past a the bay area Miss Edei Tetlie Tuesdsy night when Mrs. David Scott and Mrs. Richard Taw entertained at the for mer's home on Lorian Lane . , . Miss Tetlie and Robert F. Harring ton, whose engagement was an nounced last winter, will be mar ried en Sunday, July at St. Mark's Lutheran Church at 4:30 o'clock . ; . Twenty-five guests were bidden to the miscellaneous shower and dessert supper . . , Diaarr keota . . . Monday algal were Mr. aad Mrs. Camerea Uv iagitM Thorn of Wedderbera. who ealertalatd at the Marie Betel la eenaUmeat to their sea. Camerea C Then, aad bis bride, the former Belea Cattaghaa, wko were mar ried Toesday afleraooa . . . Blddea were member of the Immediate family aad Ike bridal party. . . A aararloe . . . dinner party hon ored Mrs. Ralph H. Cooley on her birthday Tuesday night when Mr. Cooley and members of their im mediate family entertained atlheir North Summer Street home . . . Ctai jettiaga . . . Mrs. Kenneth S hernial presided at a bridge teaeaeea Taesday afteraooa for her crab , . . Additional gaesU were Mr. Gerhard FageMtecher and Mrs. Vera Shay . . . Mrs. Braster , small was a aiaaer aosieae Taes day light at her MoralagsMe borne la eeataUaaeat to members of her TTZi'a? PiS " . . t. Mr. Brace F. Pickett past tetalgM bar. beta Coloaet hacMm tti aid Mrs. .Hewer: .Adams, who j,,,,, .rterpeea aad i r, i. .ui. . asr. wears ew, v.v, , . we m m ww past weekend by car tor New York City from where they will sail far E irate , . . the army of fleer's aew j asilgameat will bo la Berlla . . . Several Informal parties feted the couple dnrlag their stay la Salem, while they were gaest at the lame of her mother, Mrs. H. B. Corey. . . Arrlrlag ; . , m the capital Fri day will be Miss Jody Bush Lives ley, who is completing her sopho more year at Stanford University. , . , Jody will Just have a few days to shop and pack prior to depart ing next Tuesday for a summer la Europe ... she Is being accompan ied by Miss Mary Ger Linger of Dal las, aa Oregon coed, and the two will Join a Collegiate tour la New York. bvltatwM) . . , are la the mal it the woddiag of Mlaa Share L Vaaae Robertson, daagwer of Mr. aad Mrs. Hareld Palo Robertsoa. and Kaye Daatae1 Brand. -eaa A. Jeae will be a I goes! .'. . Mr. Richard Taw has Invited members of her elab to a dessert bridge toalgkt at her heme . . i Gleets will he Mlaa Charlotte Alesaader aad Miss Jaaia Bershe. A grbap of Cea trails Temple, Pythian Sisters, wen in Indepen dence to attend the Initiation ot Mrs. H. it Ficker as a new mem ber ot Willamette Temple. Attend ing from Salem were Mrs. Lulu Fuller and Mrs, Wayne Stanton, mother and sister of Mrs. Ficker, Mrs. Dora Stanton, Mrs. W. J. Peck, Mrs. H. L. Smith and Mrs. Clara J. Norton. dub Calendar . WIDWIIBAT ' Deem af Honor Protective Ai eiaUea, aifleUi olflean. intpacllea, I Jplrttm! iunlowp Ctul at Tint ISalem Woman Installed as President Mrs. Burton W. Dunn of Salem wss Installed ss president of the Oregon Lions Club Auxiliary at the closing session of the 21st snnual convention in Portland on Tuesdsy. Mrs. Dunn, who moved to Salem the put yesr from Cor vallis, has served ss first vice- president of the state organisa tion for four years. She is now s member of the Salem Down town Lions Auxiliary. Mrs. Dunn has been responsi ble for the planning of inter-city meetings held in Eugene. Salem. Albany snd Corvallis and during her term is vice-president eight new clubs were chartered in Dis trict R. She also organized the baby-sitting of auxiliary members during the Institute held st the Slate Blind School. Mr. Dunn is educational super visor for the state resl estate department and the Dunns have three children and two grand sons. Salem Women Elected Other officers from Salem elec ted to serve with Mrs. Dunn were Mrs. Virgil Psde. East Salem Auxiliary, secretary; and Mrs. Percy E. Thorn, Downtown Salem Auxiliary, historian. Mrs. Ken neth Rodgers of Portland Is the immediate past state president. During the convention the Ore gon auxiliary was swarded the annual plaque presented by Ore gon Council of the Blind, for out standing service to the blind in Oregon. The Oregon auxiliary also voted to establish the Walter R. Dry professional d e v e 1 opment fund for the educational advance ment of workers with the visually handicapped. An initial grant of $2000 was made to the fund, which will be maintained by vol untary contributions from mem ber clubs Langelands Feted At Dinner Party Mrs.. Dewey. Baumgart and Mrs. A. C. Meyer were hostesses for a dinner party at the for mer's home in honor ot the Rev. and Mrs. Melvin Langelsnd and son, Mark. The Langelands will soon be leaving for Liberia to make their home. Bidden to ssy au revoir to the Langelands were the Rev. snd Mrs. Howard Bsumgart of Willa- mina, Mr, and Mrs. Carl Lange lsnd and Marvin, Mr. snd Mrs. AT"C. Meyer and Dale, Mrs. Frura and David Nielsen. NORTH HOWELL A shower'was given .on June . for Mrs. Lee Rich ard at the Cecil Wystt home. Guests were Mrs. Jim Blsney, Mrs. Ed Zitxewitb, Mrs. David Richard, Mrs. Carol Richard and. Donna, Mr. John Beals, Mrs. LeRoy Beals, Mrs. Evan Beals, Mrs. An drew Hall, Mrs. Albert Wyatt, Mrs. Kea Kinuiey and daughters. 9 i "y To Head State Auxiliary r' I w . -:; i :J' ' V : I Mrs. Burton W. Dunn of Saiem, who was installed as president ot the Oregon Lions t-lub Auxiliary at tno stare convention held in Portland this week. (McEwan Photo). Mr. .U Mr Kstart L. Braid . . . frSTOJhWJir Ike eeremeoy will toko place oalu BOoa. Gray Ladies Capped at Luncheon A capping ceremony for nine new Gray Ladies of the Marion County Chapter, American Red Cross was held at a luncheon on Monday in the Oregon Room at Meier and Frank's. A special guest for the occasion was Mrs. Kenneth Hall of Oswego, volunteer field consultant for the national staff of the American Red Cross. Mrs. Hall conducted the capping ceremony for the new members, who recently completed their requirements after extensive training. New Gray Ladies capped were Mrs. Dean K. Brooks, Mrs. Donald Beardsley, Mrs. Jordan Johnson, Mrs. William Leeper, Mrs. Wallace Wharton. Mn Paul Exelhy, Mrs. John Stcelhammer, Mrs. D. R. Ross and Mrs. Winfield H. Need-ham, Mrs. Ben Radcliff is chairman of the Gray Ladies for the Marion County chapter, with Mrs. Robert Needham and Mrs. A. E. L'llman as vice-chairmen. A guest at the luncheon and ceremony was Mrs. Helen Heydon Bailey, manager of the Marion County chapter, Red Cross. Twenty-five attended the af fair. - Thimble Club to Be Entertained Thimble Club, Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet at the home of Mrs. Alta Scott, 1360 S. Liberty St., Thursday for a covered dish luncheon at noon. New officers will be elected during the business session. The Past Guardian Neighbors will be entertained Friday night at the home of Mrs. R. M. Ash craft. 044 Mill St.. at g p. m. Mrs. Hallie Lynch will be the co-hostess. Silver Bell Circle, Neighbors of Woodcraft met at the Woman's Club Friday night for memorial services. The committee for the evening Included Mrs. John Mc Cracken, Mrs. Philip Andregg and Mrs. Mins Socolofsky. The drill team met for a no-host dinner and social evening on Thursday at the Mayflower Hall. UNION HILL - Mrs. Byrei Mc- Elhaney, with Mrs. A. N. Doerfler 'as co-hostess, will entertain the members of the Union Hill Grange ; Home Economics club at the borne of the former on Wednesday after noon, June 13. Arrangements will ; be made for the garden tour and picnic. Display table for the June Grange meeting will be cups and saucers in charge of Mrs. Henry Hansen end Mrs. A. L. Kostenbor- der. nan j Yr"r cknr.co to xifa t$ lCa.SklLP00L, FREEZE" WyoidoWrnlal . . . - a rioairtl w bu j ..cV-anyon.- foroatRCAWHiOOL Mil 4 rtowwrl Flavor eaa cnara " . bocatte food woa't oho u r , .r. st immi m i s To fit first Mopl. wfc. com fa nw rca whiol mam rW2WrOOOKNirE...rwnl69w - IXMRMf OhoOM hT994 A, Sralnlos tteol, "w tooth" klodx : I Cced Hcusekeesing Inc. ' JNfot 1 - Al tew Refrigeration 2350 Slate St. Pcrtsr&Lc9v Ukerty and Cavrt Fh. 3.2431 Ph. 2-4 1S Woodburn lxk WMeVtm Hi mm FURNITURE During lcJmra.4-Leaf Clover Days AOINEITHIS tXWsiiTy in Just for looking at now 1956 o - if rEi live m K hWAE REFRIGERATOR Full 10.7 cu ft. from capacity! Freeser Chest and Drawer hold 63 lb, fnwen food . . . dozen of deluxe feature! MODEL 0-1 110 X Wnu, Comt in Today EASY CREDIT TERMS PARK F REE WHILE SHOPPING OUR STORE HAMILTON FURNITURE CO. 230 CMIMEKETA i SALJ:M, OREGON OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 P. M. Miss Helen Callaghan Bride . Of Cameron Thorn Tuesday At a simple, but Impressive ceremony Tuesday afternoon at the First Congregational Church Miss Helen Marie Callagaan became the bride of Cameron Catesby Thorn of Wedderburn. The bride is the daugh ter of Mrs. Margaret L. Callaghan and Mr. Thorn la the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Livingston Thorn of Wedderburn. Dr. Julian J. Keiser officiated at the 1 o'clock rites before mem bers of the immediate family. The attar was decorated .with bouquets of pink and white daisies. For her wedding the bride se lected a waits gown of white lac fashioned with a fitted torse bo dice, short sleeves, a low, rounded neckline and a flared skirt. The gown was adorned with an insert ed band of rose satin on the bodice and skirt terminating in a bow on Miss Pardo Feted at Parties A pre-nupital shower was given one side. She wore a matching , by Mrs. Psul Kopp on Fridsy eve- lace hat and carried an old fa- ning in nonor ot miss Mane far shioned .nosegay of pink and white daisies. John Daniel Callaghan gave his sister in marriage. Mrs. Albert H. Ferris was the bride's only attendant and she wore a biege sheath- gown with matching eyelet duster. She car ried a nosegay of white daisies. Mr. Ferris stood with Mr. Thorn as best man. Richard W. Scan dling, cousin of the bride, was the usher. Receptlea Fellows Rites do, popular bride-elect of Martin E. Young, who will be married June 29. Bidden to honor the bride-elect were her mother, Mrs. Arthur Sikorrs, Mrs. Thomas Hardwick, Mrs. Roger King. Mrs. Frank Knowlton. Mrs. Glen Utterback, Mrs. C. Frame. Mrs. Eva Utter back, Mrs. Tom Kikkleson, Mrs. Percy Kleeman, Mrs. Jack Hind man, Mrs. Donna Dee Steinfeldt, Mrs. Dennis Mikkleson, Miss De lores Jay all of Salem; Mrs. Jack Utterback and Mrs. Harris Kirby, Albany: and Mrs. Walter Stevens, aunt of Miss Pardo who is visit ing from Alhambra, California, at the Sikorra home. Fellow employees from the State Motor Vehicle Division of Picnic Supper For Writers The Salem Writers Club were entertained at a picnic supper at the. home ot Mr. and Mrs, Lynn Cronemillrr. Guests present were Mrs. Frank Judd, Theodore Mer rill, Otis Bradbury. N. F. Ander son and Robert Rawson. Fifteen members were present. After a short business meeting members read from original man uscripts, including Miss Renska Swart. Mrs J. A. Taylor, Mrs. Ef lie Maye White. Mrs. J. Cooper and Mr. Cronemillrr. Mr. Merritt told of a recent trip to Mexico where he visited a print hop. Also in California he had the privilege of visiting Joaquin Mil' ler's old home and had a short vis it with the daughter. I NION HILL The amal plrilc for the Union Hill Woman's club and their families will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Heater on the evening of June 21. weather permitting. In case of rain, the picnic will be June 29 at the same place. Mrs. Heater is in charge of the coffee committee. Meeting Changed ' The regular meeting of VoUraa ot World War I, US, Auxiliary scheduled for tonight has beta postponed until June 20 due to the state convention being held . it Baker this week. The monthly cot fee party tor June has also beea cancelled. SOUTH 8ALF.M - Mr. aid Mr. Carl Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Glea Tidwell ot Whitney, Texas are the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mal colm Chism on Fairview Ave. The population of the kingdom of Nepal is g.SM.OOO. In 1953 Wisconsin produced 11H million cases of evaporated milk. Recant StianlfflcTisti Provi- mm 1mm TUMMY J ONLY 104 A ROLL For her daughter's nuptials Mrs.. Callaghan wore a rose lace gown with corsage of pink rosebuds. Mrs. Thorn chose a navy blue gown and her flowers were pink Tne wedding reception was held fm,ryl,raJr, a at the Candalaria Heights home 0f , Jisce Uaneoiis bridal 'bower and Mr A. D. WoodmanSee pres.ded McDonnfl homf , West s. at the coffee urn and Mrs. James , wjth Mrs L McDonneI1 H. Laidlow cut the cake. Assisting i,nd Miss shirU.y Crick as nos. was Miss Margaret Scandhng of ;i.c. san rrancisco, cousin ot tne Dnae. For going away the new Mrs. Thorn donned a beige linen duster over a lilac and pink print dress with pink accessories. After honey moon at Devils Lake the couple will be at home in Salem for the summer at 1331 S. 12th St. The newlyweds graduated from j 0j arf g int university oi uregon on sun day, Mr. Thorn receiving hit de gree from the law school. The Practical Nurses Assm-laMon of the Salem area will hold their regular meeting Thursday night at the Salem Woman's Club at 8 p.m. Plans will be made for the state convention to be held in Medford ' this fall and for the annual picnic Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE Q. How soon after receiving an invitation to a large dinner party should one send one's acceptance or regret? A. Immediately. Nothing is more inconsiderate or ill-bred than to keep a hostess waiting for a reply, since she must have time to invite substitute guests. Q. Wht a man is sitting at a cocktail bar, is it necessary for him to tip the bar man? A. While not exactly necessary, it still seems to be expected in many places especially when one's change is returned to one in a small tray. 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