12-(Scc. II) Statesman, Salem, Ore., FrL, July 27, '5fl
Silverton Dateline
Carstens Will
Observe 50th
Anniversary
Br UIXIE U MADSE1
SILVERTON Celebrstinf their
golden weddinf anniversary Sun
day. July at their 734 South
Water Street home wul be Mr. and
Mn. Pnl J. Carstens. They arc
Inviting frtenda to attend an open
bouse from IUI p.m.
Hera l assist in arrangements
are a son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
ana Mn. Leo Hiancnara 01 winne-
a polii, Minn. Arrivuif durtnf. in
eek to assist are two other dauch
ten and a son-in-law, Miss Juanita
Carstens and Mr. and Mr. R. E.
Lofgren of Richmond. Calif., and a
on and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Carstens of Tacoma,
.h.
AIm to be present Sunday arc
four wh attended the weddinf.
which wat performed July Jl. 190.
Ther art a aiater and a brother
of Mr. Carstens, Mfs. Jamea Rojrs
too, whs played the weddmf
marches, and Harry Carstens, both
of Silverton, and two sisters of the
bride, Mrs Marvia Johnaoa and
Mrs. Id BellMfham al Seattle.
Wash. i
Ur rA Ur. r,nla kM Knit
m Silvertoa for the past 1 years.
Reeves are Booxeed
Scores of friends called last Sua-
dav. July It t honor Mr. and Mrs.
V'll'im Reeves at m front S
en their foMe weddinf utnirrr
sanr. The affair was held at the
Knights sf Pythias haB and ar
ranged by the honored couple I
daughters. Mrs. Andrew Oster and
Mrs. Fred Shakeuord.
Mr. and Mr. Reeve were mar
ried is Oklahoma. Jaly a. tM
and have resided ta SUvcrtoa sure
1920. t
Miss Jan Hands was rtcea
hostess at a barbecue at the Vest
Hill horns of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Haadc Biddea were Mr.
and Mrs. Larrv Hobart, Mr. ad
Mrs. Charles Rudd. Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Hand. Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Ripp, Ur. and Mrs. John
MacKenilt, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Watts. Mr. sod Mrs. Robert Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. William rullenwiler.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howell. Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Thompson. Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Demon. Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Johansea. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Millorit. Dick MaJ
lorie and Dick Zitiewits.
Tryphene Rebeka kxl( mem
bers whs hav been affiliated with
the local unit for 40 years or more
cre honored at the week's meet
ing, with Mrs. Elmer Ideen, noble
grand la charge.
Those complimented were Mrs.
Pearl Porter, a member for U
tears: Mrs. Mary HowelL 42
years: Mrs. C. C. Amos. 44. years;
Mrs. Perry Nofsker, 44 years; Mrs.
L. Clay Allen, 44 years; L. Clay
Allen, 45 years; Mrs. George Kata
meyer, U years and Mrs. Daisey
Langley SI years.
Visit hem East (
Mrs. Bernie Oh (Vkma Moberg)
Is a guest of relatives and friends
at beta Silverton and Seett Mills,
arriving from her bom in Girard.
Pa., during the weekend. She will
also visit with her twin sister,
Mrs. Paul Lewis la Portland, be
fore returning, and go borne via
Reno, Nev., to visit another sister,
Mrs. Raymond Ktllis.
Mrs. Oas. Mrs. Lewis and Mrs.
Kellis tr former residents of Sil
verton, Salem and ScotU Mills.
Mr. Oas, also a native of Silver
ton, and Mrs. Oat moved to Girard
some years ago.
At Silvertoa Mrs. Oas Is a guest
ef his mother. Mrs. Peter Oas.
who spent sometime carry this
summer at Girard, but who earn
back by plane with her son two
weeks age. Brenie Oas. has been
pending much of his time, since
he came west, at Eugene la the
interest of the handle factory with
which he is associated. The Oases
plan to return cast together ia a
couple ef weeks.
Bowman-Watson
Nuptials Held
In Falls City
FALLS CITY - The Fslls City
Free Methodist Church was the
setting of the candlelight wedding
of Miss Sylvia Watson, daughter of
Mrs. Ethel Watsoa of Monmouth,
and Jerrold Bowman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Bowman of Falls
City, on July 11 at I o'clock. The
. Rev. Rotella Douglas, grandmoth
er of the groom, officiates, assist-
; ed by the Rev. Paul Arnctt.
Mrs. Richard Bowman, sister-in-law
of the groom, was pianist and
I Mrs. William McCammoa was
soloist. i
For her wedding the bride se
lected a gray suit with a white hat
and accessories. She carried a
white Bible with an orchid and
stephanotis.
Her only attendant was ber sis
ter, Miss Nancy Watson, who wore
a pink suit with white accessories.
Linda and Kathy Bowman, sisters
of the groom, lighted the tapers.
Duane Dunavsr was best man.
Don. James and Richard Bowman,
brothers of the groom, were ush
ers, t
A receptioa followed la the
church social rooms at which Mrs.
Boltoa Stinnett, sunt of the bride,
and Mrs. Doa Bowman poured.
Mrs. Charles DeHaas served the
Amaranths Guests At Newport
A mid-July event for members
and officers of the Order of the
Amaranth was a weekend visit in
Newport to attend a two-day ses
sion of meetings and social affairs
held there. Traveling to the coastal
city from Hanna Rosa Court were
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gilmer, Mr.
snd Mrs. Ralph Harvey, Mr. and
Mrs. Dillard Burroughs, Mr. and
Mrs. James Manning, and Mr. and
Mrs. Reinhsrdt Behm. Lincoln
Court No. II of Newport received
snd welcomed representatives of
thirty courts from throughout the
Reception .Will
Fete Ralph
Putnams ,
The Rev. snd Mrt. Ralph Put
nam tr being honored st re
ception and picnic on Saturday,
July 28 at the John Schmidt resi
dence. 410 S. 24th St The affair
will be held on the lawn and patio
between the kvurt of 2:30 and 8
o'clock.
The Rev. Mr. Putnam served as state.
pastor of the Court Street Chris-1 a shore salmon bake and social
tian Church In the days when the hour preceded the Saturday eve-i
congregation worshipped in the jn meeting with officers of Lin,!
Bungalow and the new S. S an-; , Court MrvJng no,tl
nc. uiu irirnn inu iriBuvrs . .
have been invited to greet the tae"-
honor guests. I Grand Royal Matron Mrs. Wil-
Pouring at the punch table dur liam Pritchsrd of Portland was
Ing the afternoon ate Mrs. Delbert guest of honor as she conducted
Long. Mrs. Chris Kowiu. sisters her official inspection of the ocean
of Mrs. Putnam, snd Mrs. C. A.jgjde court.
Frame, and Mrs Glen I'ttrrback. . .. i,i,.iii.,i
Kathleen snd Gloria Schmidt wiUlLSunda'r morning wss highlighted
be in charge of the guest book. bv C0UH,ry breakfast or all vis
The no-hort picnic will be '"" Afternoon meetings were
served at o'clock. I held for royal matrons and royal
1 ' 11 patrons at the home of Stanley
wedding cake and Helen Bowman. . Levacks with Mrs. Gilrnar and
sister of the groom, passed the Mr. Harvey attending. Conduct
guctt book iresses. Including Mrs. Burroughs.
The couni left for a short honev-' met at the Robert Ftnlasons. As-
semoung ai me Deacn nome oi
Mr, and Mrs. John Dobson was the
associate condustress's organiza
tion of which Mrs. Behm is a mem
ber and was attendenL
moon on the Oregon coast. They
wul make their home in Portland,
where the groom will attend the
I'mvecsity of Oregon Dental Col
lege this fail.
I .Entertainment for those who re
mained ia Salem was in the form
of a welner roast and water melon
I feed held at Bush's Park Saturday
evening. In charge of the regular
'social night were Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Johnston, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Gil
bert Alsbury, Mr. and Mrs.
Brownie Bangert. Mr. and Mrs
James Barrell, Mrs. Edith Mudd,
and Frank Mercer.
Visitor Here
From South
Visiting this week at the Canda
laria home of City Manager Krnt
Mathewcon's family is Mrs. Math
ewson's mother. Mrs. Margaret B.
Moore of Lenoir, N. C.
Mrs.' Moore, herself a public of
ficial of long standing, came here
Wednesday night from Salt Lake
City where she attended a conven
tion of the National Association .of :
County Officials.. For W years she I
has been registrar of deeds snd j
board of supervisors' clerk, sn
elective post of Caldwell County, J
North Carolina. i
Mn.' Moore will be here until
Wednesday. The Mathewsons and
their three sons established their
home here earlier in the month.
He became the new Salem city
manager July 1.
Clothes for Holidays Shown in Style Previews'5"""
By CELE WOHL
FLORENCE. Italy (iH-Skin tight
coveralls and leg hugging pants
were the unanimous after-ski or
after-swim choice of minor Italian
designers in fall style previews
here last night.
Six boutiques, led by knitwear
expert Mirsa of Milan, presented
carefree collections of holiday
clothes.
Mirsa's colorful sweaters were
knitted right down Into white pleat
ed skirts, making unusual one
piece dresses. Her V-necked tennis
weathers made a hit, as did heavy
hooded tablestitched swesters snd
Jersey knit pants.
Avolio, pessimistic about the
coming season, showed a long line
of raincoats, lined to match rain
bow dresses. His best elfort was a
white raincoat with a black velvet
collar,, or n over a kind of black
union suit.
Party Clothes 8hwa
Bertoli's collection was strictly
for indoors. His let's-have-a-party
dresses gleamed with silver , and
gold embroidery. I'n-wintery pas
tels were effectivt with flower gar
dens of sequins,
Luisa Spagnoli, widely known
sweater maker, branched into a
full wardrobe of ready made low
cost clothes. She sstonished the an-1
dirnce by announcing prices as the
models were presenled an un
heard of practice. The price tags
ranged down to $11
Venexianl sport went all out for
Jersey coveralls, m 1 1 of them
black and with tight trousers.
I'mba made up handsome pants
and jackets of primitive Sardinian
handweaves. He's at his best with
these fabrics, but tried his hand at
extravagant evening clothes iii
more conventional material.
Red squirrels voluntarily swim
streams and lakes, including such
waters as Lake George and the
broadest parts of Lake Cham
plain. -
NORTH HOWELL Ladies of th
Nortrl Howell Community Church
were hostesses for bridal shower
in honor of Miss "Arletha Meya,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Mcye Sr., op Tuesday evening at
the church. Miss Mcye is th
bride-elect of Dale Gibson, son of
Ur mnA Mra William Rihin Th.
wedding will be Saturday evening,
July n at I p.m. in the North
Howell Church. During the evening
favorite recipes of the group wer
written and presented to the hon
ored guest. Refreshments w r
served to over 40 guests.
Club Entertained At Pearse Home
HOPEWELL The Innomlnata;
Club was entertained at the home
of Mrs. N. O. Pearse on Thursday
afternoon with a dessert luncheon.
The theme was "Gay Nineties"
carried, out with pansirs, old fash
ioned china . and leg-o-mutton
sleeves for the guests. Miss Max
ine Burrn of the Oregon States
man was guest speaker.
The club voted to resume meet
ings in September at the home of
Mrs. John Peterson.
A shower in honor of Mrs. Rich
ard Nelson Ellen Taskineni will
be held at the Hopewell E.U.B.
Church Friday evening, July 27 at
I p.m. Mrs. Elmer Polvl and Mrs.
Esther Polvl are hostesses for the
occasion. All women of the com
munity arc invited.
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Salem Nile member la Portland
Tuesday to sew at the Shriner's
Hospital for Crippled Children in
cluded Mrs. Joe W. Hutchinson,
Mrs. Albert W, Morris, Mrs. J. A.
Sholseth. Mrt. Wayne Kuhl, Mrs.
VI. Clark Rarhma n and Mrs.
George R. K. Moorhead. Following
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iV.ccbrn Etiquette
By KOBEKTA LEE
Q. When a hostess hat among
her guests an accomplished singer
or pisnist, ia It all right to ask
this person to perform?
A. It would show much better
tast and mors consideration to
ask this person in prlvst. It may
be that he or she prefers to rest
and enjoy a quiet evening.
Q. If I bride's mother It a prac
ticing doctor (M.D.), how should
her nam appear with th bride's
father's nam on th wedding in
vitations? A. Th invitations should read:
"Mr. Robert J. and Dr. Helen
Miller."
Q. What amount of tip Is It
customary to give to a bellboy
who brings a telegram to one s
hotel room?
A. Not less thsn twenty five
cents.
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