Seen and Heard . . .
By JEEYMB ENGLISH
TRAVEL TALK . . . Departing on
Tuesday for tn extended trip East
will be Mr. and Mn. Glade Fallis
. . they will go by train to New
York City,- where they will be Join
ed by Mr. and Mn. Chester Good
man, wo have been in the Eastern
City since early June . . . Mr.
Goodman has been attending the
summer session at Columbia Uni
versity .. . . the two couples will
drive cross-country, first stopping
In Boston and Washington, D.C. , , .
Ihey will return via the southern
states, expecting to arrive in Salem
by mid-August ...
Flying'; . . to New York City on
Thursday will be Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Roth and daughter, Barbara
. . . enroute they will stop in Min
neapolis for a few days ... In
New York thoy
will attend the '
National IGA'
convention . . ..
the travelers will
be away a fort
nieht ...
INTERESTING
TIDBITS. .. The
many friends of
Captain and Mrs.
Verden Hockett.
former Salem
residents, will be pleased to learn
that they are beaded for the West
Coast, where the naval officer will
be stationed in Seattle . . . they
have been living in Bainbridge,
Maryland, where Captain Hockett
was at the U.S. Naval Training
Center . . . the Hocketts left the
East coast Friday and are driving
leisurely eross-country, planning
to fish in Canada enroute .. . their
so. Bill, who has been attending
John Hopkins University, is now
serving in the navy and is aboard
the Wasp ...
New Fositioa . for Miss Julia
Johnson, daughter of Mrs. Leona
Johnson, who has been making her
home in Portland for several
years ... she recently moved to
Camas, Wash., where she is as
sistant women's personnel super
visor at Crown-Zellecbach Corp.
Chaage of address ... for Lt.
and Mrs. James Rock Leslyn Bur
dette and young son, Michael,
who have been in Texas the past
year . . . Lt. Rock is now assigned
to McGuire Air Force Base near
Trenton. New Jersey . . . Leslyn
writes that the Texas heat is much
pleasanter than the humid heat in
the Eat ... but they are looking
forward to his leaves, when they
ran visit New York, Boston and
Washington) D C. ...
COFFEE TIME ... a week ago
when Mrs. Charles Campbell enter
tained with a delightful party for
a charming visitor, Mrs. Forrest
T. Jones of Kansas City, Mo. . . .
The Jones family spent the week
here at the home of her brother-in-law
and sitter. Dr. and Mrs.
Maynard Shifter . . . Mrs. Jones,
a vivacious and attractive brunette,
chose navy blue with a navy and
white polka dot bodice and red
cummerbund . . . Mabel Shiffer,
receiving with the guest of honor
and hostess, wore a becoming
brown and whit print dress . .
Delia Campbell's pretty dress of
French blue accented with red . t
A few intimate friends of Mabel
and Delia were bidden to greet the
visitors . . ,
Tee coffee table . . , centerpiece
a bird cage filled with lavender and
pink sweet peas and Esther Reed
daisies ... a colorful bouquet of
daisies and other summer blooms
on the front door ...
A POOUIDK . . . fashion show
a week ago at th beautiful
Stayton home of Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore G. Freres ... the affair
sponsored by the Santiam Memo
rial Hospital Auxiliary . . . Near
ly 300 women attending, Including
a large contingent from Salem as
well as Stayton and nearby cities
in the Santiam area ... a lovely,
sunny day with just enough wind
a that milady had to watch out
for her chapeau , . . Guests taken
on a tour of the spacious Freres
home, which has all the necessary
room .and modern conveniences
for a family of ten . . . guests
enjoying walking around the bouse
and to view the sloping lawn and
garden, which are Mrs. Freres'
pride and Joy . . . their home
ideally aituated atop the hill di
rectly behind the Santiam Memo
rial Hospital . . .
Hawaiian HelMay . . . the theme
of the show with fashions from
Meier and Frank's, Salem, fea
turing beach and playtime clothes,
cottons, travel attire and a lew
party frocks for dining and
dancing . . . The stage set in front
of the pool with a smaller one by
the patio . . . water lilies, floating
in the pool . . . with palm trees
encircling the pool . . bouquets
of varied lilies and callas border
ing the stage . . . Joan Ross (Mrs.
Willis), the commentator, who .-Iso
coordinated the show, which was
presented twice during the tea
hours . . , Mary Barton (Mrs.
Raymond) playing organ music
and Clarabelle Dyer (Mrs. Wil
liam) the' comic traveler, who
added bits of humor to the show. . .
The anedels ... the young girls
al( from Stayton and nearby cities,
who did a grand job for their first
public appearance ... for an
added attraction Connie Kinsey
modeled the 30 year old wedding
dress of Mrs. Ed Bell and carried
a duplicate of her bouquet of roses
and shower of ribbon streamers
. at the finale Connie presented
the bouquet to Mrs. Bell . . .
Tea time . . . two tablea ar
ranged on the attractive patio with
brick wall and to colorful the
hanging baskets of fuchsias . . .
green cloths on the tablet . .. .
on one a punch bowl encircled
with a purple orchid let, which
had been flown with other leis
direct from the Hawaiian Islands
for the show ... the other table
centered with a striking bouquet
of purple clematis . . . the pretty
summer frocks of the guests made
a colorful setting against the gay
To Head Thota Rho Girls
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Miss Donna McClure, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
McClure, who was installed as president ot the I net Kno
Club at ceremonies Thursday night at the IOOF Temple. The
club is sponsored by the Salem Rebekah- lodge. (Kennell
Ellit Studio.)
garden furniture on tht patio and
around the pool . . . '
Watching . . . with pride her
five youngest daughters model wai
Mrs. Freres . -. . little, blonde
Therese, the flower girl in the
wedding party . . . her sisters,
Carol. Joyce, Pat and Maryann
also modeling ... the latter
modeling a print bathing suit and
to make the show more realistic
she even took a dip in the pool . . .
Mrs. Douglas Heater's two daugh
ters. Mary and Margi, among the
models ... Mrs. Hubert Ashby
sitting in one of the swings watch
ing her daughter, Bobby, model
for the first time . . . Mrs. R. D.
Paris, in a . smart pink linen,
greeting her many Salem friends
and showing them through the
house ...
Amoag otters . . . Mrt. Marvin
Goodman Phyllis Freres) in a
pretty mist blue linen, arriving
in time for the second show . . .
Phyllis busy with home plant at
they are building Just below the
home of her parents , . . Mn.
Roger Datch, formerly of Salem,
accompanying a group of Stayton
friends to the bentfu . . . ditto
for Mrs. Maurice Heater . . . Mrs.
0. K. DeWitt down from Mehama
and saying hello to everyone . . .
Fran Salem . . . spotted Mrs.
Harland Brock and Mrt. J. N.
Bishop , . . Mrs. Russell Bone
Steele and Mrs. Bruce Williams
. . In another group were Mrs.
Wallace Bonesteele, Mrs. E. D.
Crabtree and Mrs. Richard Lan
kow ... Mrs. W. Connclt Dyer,
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Clay
bourne Dyer, Mrs. George Scales
Muie For Today
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WE GIVE AND REDEEM GREEN STAMPS )
Los Angeles Symphony Plays,
Sullivan Sings Over Radio;
Iturbi Will Play on Radio
By MAXINE 81 REN . ',
Statesman Mmie Ediler
Lot Angeles Music Festival under the direction of Frani Waxarn
will be heard on CBS at 10: OS this morning. Featured will be a com
position of the director's Sintonletta for String Orchestra and Timpani,
which will be heard in its American debut.
Jose lturbe will be NBC's offering to good music on Monday' night
on the. Telephone Hour. He'll play the music of Falla and Beethoven.
10 ;M on CB World MUSIC Trull- . , -
call, from Ixo Aneele. Music Festl
val, Frenl Waxman. conducting , Los
Angel. Festival Orchestra.
"Academic Festival"
Overture .Brahmi
Symphony In D .V Vincent
A FMtival Pirn in Ona Movement.
Symphony No. 1 Motart
In E flat (K. Ml
Slntnnletta for String Orchestra
and Tympanl Waxman
Th. Pinna or Roma Rnpighl
Monday night program. Include th.
Voice of rire.tone at 7:M on ARC.
Mildred Miller, merto soprano, will
sing a program of light claHlcs, with
Tw Po nbT7o iturbi. pi,t.t mother, Mrt. Ernestine Akin of
Is guest soloist with uonaio voor- iTilden, III.
Vacationists and
Visitors of Note
FOUR CORNERS-Out of stale
visitor! and local residents on va
cation continue to highlight the
newt. Mr. and Mrs. John Akin
have as their house guest his
The Night Was Made for Lav
from The cat ana tne
. Fiddie' ...... Kern
' Orchestra
Selections from "El Amor
Brum" Falla
a. Pantomime lexcerpt)
b. Dance of Terror
e. Ritual Fire Dance
JOSt ITURBI
Intermezzo Wolf-Ferrart
from "The Four Rustics"
Orchestra
Concerto No. 4 In O Beethoven
Finale
Jote Iturbi and Orchestra
Dr. aid Mrs. Paul C. Carpeater
and Miss Kay Edwards of. Bartles
ville. Oklahoma are visiting in
Salem at the homes of the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Q. S. Hig
gins and Mrs. Elsie Carpenter.
Dr. Carpenter is manager of the
synthetic rubber research bureau
of the Phillips Petroleum Co. at
Bartlesville.
and Mrs. James L. Thompson,
formerly of San Francisco, who
it now making her home in Salem
. . . Mrt. Richard Upjohn and Mrt.
Morrell Crary a duo , , . Mrs.
William H. Burghardt, Mrs. A. C.
F. Perry, Mrs. H. G. Carl and
Mrs. Floyd Bressler among others.
L. A. Morris and children, Wayne
and Lynn, of Pasadena, Calif., are
visiting relatives and friends. The
Morris family formerly resided In
Four Corners.
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Snow
and Jamet David, and Mr. and
Mrt. Marvin A. Rench, all of
Bremerton, Wash., were holiday
house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vir
gil Lamb. Miss Barbara Snow and
Steve Rench, who had been visiting
the Lambs, . accompanied their
parents home.
Going away were Mrs. J. . R.
Wilcox and her grand-daughters.
the Misses Barbara and Joan
Burns, who are spending two weeks
in Mason City, Iowa.
The Misses Janice Shrake and
Carol Hoffine are spending two
weeks with relatives in Pacoima
and San Pedro, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chambers
and Miss Connie Chambers art
vacationing in Lot Angeles. They
will return by way of Henderson.
Nevada, to greet their former
neighbors in Four Corners, the Max
Deen and A. J. Batterton families.
Arriving in the capital this! Statesman, Salem. Ore., Sun., July 8, '58 (Sec. Ill) 17
weekend to make an extended
the house guest of her longtime . Richards. Enroute to Oreni
friends, Dr. and Mrs. Ernest C. 1 Mist Beaton visited la Califermli
visit was Miss Lucille Beason of
Council Bluffs, Iowa, who will be
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