Coffee Parties, Luncheons and
Dinners on Social Calendar
Varied social event are calendar) for the coming week, ' with
coffees, luncheon and dinner parties headlining the news, Invitations
are in the mail this weekend to a coffee (or which Mrn. Robert Y.
Thornton will be hostess on Thursday at her Candalaria Heights home
for the pleasure of her cousin, Mrs. Ervin L. Peterson of Washington,
D. C a former Salem resident, who is spending the summer in Ore
gon. , Mrs. Petersen is dividing her time between Salem and at Clacka
mas wild her mother. A group of Mrs. Peterson'i friends have been
Invited to call between 1:30 and 1 o'clock.
Presiding at the coffee urns will be Airs. John Kettenring of Van
couver, Wash., aister of Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Chester Knowlton of
Portland, sister of Mrs. Thornton, Mr. William C. Perry and Mrs.
Elton II. Thompson.
Assisting about the rooms will be Mrs. Chester Loe, Mrs. James
R. Haworth. Mrs. Bruce F. Pickett, Mrs. Francis W, Smith, Mrs.
'Samuel W. fiolib, Mrs. Stanley Baker and Mrs. Roscoe Wilson.
Aa Ay Rrvoir Coffee .
Mrs. Owen. C. Miller Is arranging a coffee party for Tuesday
morning at her Fairmount Hill home in 411 revoir to Mrs. II. E. Chris
'ensen, who with Dr. Chrislensen and their children will be leaving
.nter in the month for Minneapolis to make their home,, A group of
Mrs. Christensrn's friends have been invited to call during the morn
ing to say farewell. ,
To Welcome a New Neighbor
Mrs. ISjarne Kricksen will be coffee hostess on Friday morning at
her Candalaria Heights home to welcome her new neighbor, Mrs. Paul
,W. Morse. A group of Immediate neighbors have been invited to call
between in and 12 o'clock to greet Mrs. Morse. Assisting the hostess
will be her daughter-in-law, Mrs. John Ericksen, Mrs. Robert W.
Stevens, Mrs. Thud Moreland, Mrs. Bertram L. Trelstad. (
To Entertain at Luncheons
: .Mrs! Elmer J. Scellars will preside at luncheon Monday at Meier
and Frank's Oregon Room for a group of friends. Covers will be
placed for twelve and bridge will be in play following at the, Scellars
home.
A luncheon hostess Tuesday- afternoon, wilt be Mrs. Russel E.
Trait, who has invited a few friends to her North 24th Street home.
Bridge will be in play following the luncheon.-
Rehearsal Dinner at Tooaes
Justice and Mrs. Walter L. Tooze will be host for a dinner party
Thursday night at their Fairmount Hill residence in compliment to
their son, James B. Tooze, and his fiancee, Miss Carolyn Green, who
will be married on Friday night at the First Presbyterian Church. The
dinner will precede the wedding rehearsal and bidden are members
of the bridal party. -
- Out-of-town guests .coming for the nuptials,, will be . Mrs. Tooze's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Faller of Seattle, and
her sister, Mrs. Dorothy Dodd of McMlnnvllle. -
A Visitor iRooftop Show For College, Contingent
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Andrew., stephenf Col-1 Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., Aug. 5, "56 (Sec,
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Miss Joan Collett, who it visit
ing at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Collett. She recently returned
to Salem after her first turn
of missionary service under
the Unevangelized Field Mis
sion. She is on the staff of
the feible Institute of Mararv
bao in northern Brazil. She
will take advanced- work mi
the Bible College of lot An
geles this fall before return
ing to Brazil.
For the college contingent it play background music during
the Rooftop Stardust college show. There will be refresh-
1. j j . , . . . merits and entertainments.
show and dance to be given by Modp,, for ,he ,n,w jncuHe
Meier and Frank's, Salem, on Bill Weaver, Frank Tanshill,
SaturdayAugust 11. at 8 o'clock. Terry Salisbury and the follow
The affair will be staged on the in college board ' members,
rooftop of the. Sa.cn, store and J"S
an imerrsiea persons are invura
to attend. Tickets are available
at the information desk at the
store or from any Meier and
Frank college board member.
Fashions for the Smart Girl In
and Out of College will be the
theme of the show. Fashions for
college men will also he shown.
Following the show there will be
dancing to the music of Bill De
Souza's orchestra, who will also
nmracngjes
By CARL HAI.L
Bouyant on its base of molten
League Board to
Meet Tuesday
The first fall meeting 'of the
board of directors of the Salem
rock, anchored ' ' dT League of Women Voter, will be
cay. bound to sky y rain and)
the earth floats easy in us - uunre m m
sun.
revolving sphere suspended In star
dust. Spinning in its unspilling
orbit it carries man like specks
of clinging granulation on jts vari
egated carpet. But unlike all other
formers of life man marks his
passage, knows the historical web
bings of his birth and, tin most
. I ..InJnn .1., tfil'On
a living creation, knows that he
must arid will finally die.
From this knowledge of drath
life achieves its profundity, pathos
and finds its ressurection in the
earth born moment. The earth has
Worn the home and the tomb
and the point of embarkation forj
paradise. Holding me snaurnng
vet humbling knowledge of !'
'timed" dream, man has reinvest-
a in "nntiire" the complexities I
of his discovery as well as hisj
awe. He has given voice to the;
land, he has given it direction and
purpose between the shattering,
facts of life and death, whether by
religion, art or science; it has;
taken on the attnbutei of a re-;
embodied soul whose substance P a
... .. , ,t ..k '-.a
strides ine sunacn 01 iui,
touchable, visible and edible. I
eeottcal for hit written history
the tarn of his discovered re-.
lores where leend, myta. dream
and fact are Irrevocably boon tm
and evoked from divine coaeep
tlon. Nature, as seea and "worn"
hv man has passed throagh many
transformations and. In a special
sense, modern man throagh his,
new dlsroverlet, new knowledge.!
once again, facet nature as early
man, with ' awe, respect aad
llille drirr of fear.
Man is more aware now of his
link in the chain of nature, for; 4
his link has become the weak one. i j.
the apocalypse triggered to the j
most precarious as well as the 1,
mot glorious of fuses, human
nature. It is thi ; precarious weak-:
nrss that hovers over the world:!
like a cloud, more fearsome and
destructive th.m the cloud science, &
has been puffing in Its stupidity. I
In our atomic age this nature
nose lace we now surrnunu wim j
science at never before, with
mathematical precision. Is an
eternal, endless order that grows t
more remote with each new sclen- E
lifir revelation and confronts as l
at power more powerful and i t
. 1 1 L L .... Tl
mvnirrinui loan wv n.v -,
alined. Modern mnn hat found a,k
knife rapabto of penelrallng the I
filament, hut unlike tied, his dls-lf
eovery and creation la not more
KM anil eper aror, mw vr- ,
raue ol the discovery but because ! J
f the use male of It. 1 1
. In modern man's rediscovery of
nature he has discovered his if
nakedness and his frailness. Fori i 3
the first time in humankind man
ran undo the story of the creation, t
the most frightening knowledge f$
given to a civilization in the whole .
history of human life. i
It la not chance nor necessarily , J
choice that this re discovery ' t l
nature feat tended to turn man im
mure Into hlmtelf.- In slowly open-; P
Ing the elemental doort of nature!
ha Umm i.n..ll mm Wll IK rfoOH
of the human toul and lit psycho-
loslcal triggers. jt
He is now in that realm of the
concrete Invisible In which thej
human toul finds itself beating it- j.
self asainst nature while peering j,
with persevering curiosity over its J
rim and under its hems. What
man sees will be hut a reflection t.
of himself, what he does with that
reflection is perhaps the most im
portant decision that he will have
to make this side of heaven.
Mrs. L. -E. de Weese 17S Fir
Street, Tuesday evening, August 7
at eight o'clock. ( ..
Final plans will be made for the
program for the league year and
for the booth at the Oregon State
Fair. Initial plans will be. made
for the fall membership meeting
In September.
The meeting is open to all league
members and interested friends.
Sandra Wolff
Names Bridal
Attendants
Miss Sandra Wolff of Oswego
is announcing plans tor' her
forthcoming marriage to Law
rence Roderick Paulus, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Cenrad W, Paulus.
The bride-elect is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George Wolff of
Oswego.
The ceremony will be per
formed in Portland at Grace Me
morial Episcopal Church on Sat
urday, August 18. Bishop Ben
jamin Dagwell will officiate at
the 4 o'clock nuptials.
Mrs. Roger Kirk of Portland
will be the (natron of honor and
bridesmaids include Miss Patricia
Fagan of Lake Grove, Mrs. Peter
Dickson and Miss Beverly Bow
man of Portland.
Peter Paulus, who recently re
turned from overseas duty and
is now ststioned at the Mirmar
Naval Air Base in San Diego will
Shirley Werner
Is Married to
Mr. Stevenson
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Werner was the setting for
the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Shirley Werner, and Charles
N. Stevenson Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles N. Stevenson, on Sat
urday, July 28. The Rev. Lowell
W. Holle performed the I o'clock
rites before an improvised'altar of
pink gladioluses and pink candles.
For her wedding the bride chose
an afternoon gown, of white lace
with full skirt and off-shoulder
neckline. A bandeau held in place
her fingertip veil and she carried
a white Bible marked with white
carnations.
Miss Shirley Myron was the
bride s only attendant and she
wore -a -pink -ana -white lace full
skirted d r e 1 s and carried pink
carnations. -Richard Rice served
as best man for Mr. Stevenson.
Mrs. Werner wore a floral print
dress with white carnation corsage
for her daughter's wedding and
Mrs. Stevenson wore navy and
white silk gown with corsage of
white carnations. "
A reception followed the nuptials.
Assisting were Deloris Scharff,
Gladys Matthis, sisters of the
bride, Clarice Shrewsbury and
Helen Young. 9
The couple will make their home
in Salem.
and Mary Beth Van Cleave, Wil
lamette University.
Other models Include the fol
lowing coeds: Kaye Tomlinson,
Nancy Payne, Mary Jane Wait,
Sally Jo Greig, Jo Ann Hoover,
Conie Hammond, Beverly Lock
ard, and Tlum Brown, Universi
ty of Oregon: Nancy Snider,
Elaine Morrow, Gail North,
Claudia and Clarice Waters,
Rosemary Stephenson, Roberta
Sears, Oregon State College; and
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