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7 fTl . Statesman's HOME ranorama iTenen . . . Music ; . . Fashions ... Features 6(Sec. I) Statesman, Salem. Ore., Tues., Aug. 21, '56 Around Br JEKYaf4 PARTY JOTTINGS . . . Ml. Dick Smith and Mist Arda Lien will be hostesses lor a pre-nuptial shower tonight at the former's home on Gregory Lane for th pleasure of Miss Joan Neil, who will be mar ried to Russell Anderson on Sep tember t . . . guests have been invited to a pantry shower and a dessert aupper will be served later In the evening , . . Miss Lien and Mrs. Smith, who will be members ol the bridal party, sent out clever Invitations to the party , . . picnic site wooden spoons and forks with . the hostesses, date and place of the party written in Ink - were mailed to the guests . . . A family gathering , , . will take place Wednesday night at the kerne I Mr. a" Mrs. Lea Perry ea ralrnMMt BUI ... the affair Is belag arratfed to welcome bane Mist INaae Perry, aaaghter of the Veraoo Perrys, whe-retaraed Man nay tr.ra a sammer la Enraae, and far Mr. and Mrs. Roger Tem ple fSnsaa Perry), who are visit- , ig here frm Detr.lt. Mirk, at the home of her parents, the Ken neth Perrys ... A baffet dlaaer wifl be eerved with cavers placed far iwenty-eae gnrtta ... Aaaaal aleale topper , .Hot members of the Gaiety Hilt Gar dea Club and their husbands was held Monday night at the Oak HiU Avenue home of Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert M. Fitzmaurice ... the no-host supper was served on the terrace overlooking Pringle Creek , . . A keatess . . . tonight will be Mrs. Donald Sommer. who has in cited members of her club to a dessert bridge at her Lorida Ave nue home , . . Additional guests will be Mr. Stuart McElhinny and Mrs. Homer Brobst , . A sarprit party . . . feted Miss Sasaaaa Jeehtmeea ea her Utk birthday Saaday aneraiaf when her pareata. the Henna a C. Joeaira aeaa, arraaged a braark oo the terrace of their Seats High Street heme . . . Tweaty-flve af Sasaaae's hlgk school frleada were bidden te the birthday celebration ... A blrtlulay dlaaer . . . ea Sunday waea Mr. aad Mrs. Sldaey B. Lew Is eatertalaed at their Falrmonnt Hill bom la honor of their aea. Sidaey B. Lewi. Jr. at Carvallls . , , Other gaesta lacladed Mrs. Lewis aad their daaghters, Llada aad Barbara, aad Mr. aad Mrs. Heary White at rortlaad ... Ia welcome ... to their new neighbor, Mrs. Kenneth Pennell, Mrs. Rlchsrd Cutler and Mrs. Richard Fry entertained at cof fee oil Fridiy morning at the Cutler noma on West MeGil Christ Street . . . Major and Mrs. Pennell moved here last year from Panama and be is with the Air Force ROTC at Willamette University ... The coffee was held in the garden with a group of neighbors and their children bidden to greet Mrs. Pennell . . . they included Mesdsmes John Scott, Edwin Fronk, Robert Hoi lit.'Wilmer H. Page, Robert Nie meyer, Melvln Schradler, John Gunderson, George Kelley, Don Dougherty, Jsmes Launer, Jerry Calaba, Keith Thompson and Herbert Hunt, a former neigh bor . . . Wedding hells . . . will ring on Saaday, September t tor Miss Arda Lien aad Roger Berryhlll . . '. the ceremony win be per forated at the First Congrega tional Churrk with the Rev. Jul laa Kelaer atfldatlag at the 4 o'clock rites , . a reception will follow in the church parlor . . . Miss Lien is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lien aad her flan re It the eon of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Berryhlll ... . Returning . . . this weekend from an Alaskan cruise were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. William L. Phillips . . . they were accompanied on the ten-dsy cruise by Portland friends, Mr. and Mrs. Thomss Delzell, former Salem residenU ... they went as far north as Sksgway and took a train trip up into the Yukon area . . . enroute honie they stopped in Vancouver, B. C. and Seattle ... STUDENTS WORK TOKYO I Japanese school 'children love summer vacation just at American children do. But it of them worked part of their holiday to get enough money to oar for the expenses of five needy fellow students on the annual class excursion to the ancient cit let of Kyoto and Nara. Instruc tor Haruya Toyama has It figured that the money will be made by the time school opens next month. Town .. . ENGLISH A vacation trip ... for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Potts and sons, Ronald and Larry, whe returned this weekend from a sojourn at Payette Lake, Idsho with Mrs. Potts' cousins. Dr. and Mrs. Ger ry Craig af Boise . . . enroute to the lake the travelers stopped ia Walla Wills to visit longtime friends, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Led better, and relatives . ; . Ronald Potts , has remained In Boise for a longer visit with the Cralgs . . . Soujonrnlng , . . f or s few dsys this week at the Esther Lee apartments on the coast are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hauk v. . A weekend Jaunt . . . for At torney General and Mrs. Robert Y. Thornton and son, Tommy, who drove to San Francisco . . , Mr. Thornton went on to Camp Roberts for a fortnight's training and his wife and son returned home by train ... It's a boy . . . for Mr, and Mrs. Donald Lute .. . . the lad arrived Friday at the Salem General Hos pital and tipped the scales at nine pounds ... he has been named Brian Kent . . . also wel coming the little boy are two sis ters, Cynthia aad Donna, and a brother. Craig . . . The baby's maternal grandmother Is Mrs. Johanna Olson . . . From Mysore, India . . . comes news of the birth of a daughter. Shera Lyn, to Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Parpia (Carolyn Wilkes) on "July 28 . . . the baby's grandparents are Mrs. Clara Wilkes of Salem, whohas been in India the past year with her daughter, and Mr. and Mrs.. E. Parpia of Bombay . . . Mrs. Wilkes will return to the elates in October ... The couple met while he was attend ing Oregon State College . . . Carolyn is a graduate of Salem schools and Willamette Univer sity... The Tabltha Missleaary Fellow ship of the First Baptist Church will meet at the church Thursday for White Cross work between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Members are ask ed to bring a aack lunch and all women of the church are invited to attend. - . The regular Knights "af Colum bus bridge club held Thursday eve nings bat been cancelled for this week due to a Knights of Columbus dinner to be held In the KC hall. Regular club meetings will be re sumed on August SO. IHVmJw W sale - r ENDS IXT tyWSAT.,AUG.25 AS GROUP OF DRESSES Goats& Suits jf Better Dresses j .-.;-CostuTies-FIS.,;: JU Two Groups If , 135 N. LIBERTY . ., r ' 1 1 i M : r WeC.Me-WeGiYe Robert Riggs Takes Bride at Nuptials Of interest to the bridegroom's friends is the marriage of Miss Virginia Rae Hansen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hansen of Longview, Wash., and Robert Col burn Riggs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Riggs of Salem, which took place on August 12 at the First Baptist Church in Longview, Dr. H. C. Price of Portland per formed the afternoon ceremony. Thomas Tavener was the vocalist and Miss Sandra Brown the organ ist. The bride's gown wat fashioned of rose patterned lace and nylon tulle with tulle skirt banded in lace. Handout lace edged the neck line, and iridescent sequins were embroidered on the bodice. Her fingertip length veil fell from a headpiece of rose patterned lace embroidered in sequins. She car ried a cascade of roses and stepha notis centered with an orchid. Princess style gowns of turquoise embroidered taffeta, with ballerina skirts were worn by the attend ants. They carried baskets of Esther Reed daisies and roses., r . Sister H.iwr Attendant Miss Jackie Hansen, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Mrs. Thomas Tavener of Albany, Miss Helen Hopkins of Lewiston. Idaho, and Miss Nannette Monk of Portland, a cousin of the bride. The flower (iris were Karen Marie Hansen, a cousin of the bride and Carol Hoi- man. Gregg Riggs, nephew of the bridegroom, was the ringbearer. For her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Hansen chose a lavender and white printed nylon gown and Mrs. Rises was In navy blue. Their cor sages were gold orchids. Dave Riggs, of Salem, brother of the bridegroom, was best man and ushers were Thomas Nash of Sa lem, brother-in-law of the bride groom Jerome Kenagy, Albany, and Charles McClelland Jr Sa lem. , ReceptUa Fllw fclt. The wedding reception was held in the church parlor. Mrs. Thomas Nash of Salem was among those assisting at the bride'a table. For her wedding trip to Crater Lake and along the Oregon coast the new Mrs. Riggs donned t beige line, dress embroidered in white with beige hat and brown acces sories. . i ..... The couple will make their home In Seattle, where both will be teaching this winter. Among the out-of-town guests at the ceremony were the bride groom's grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. William English of Salem. YOUTH CRIME UP NEW YORK W New York police, alarmed by a 41. S per cent increase in juvenile delinquency this year, have asked 254 cities in the United States, its territor ies and Canada for advice on how to fight youth crime. Morel To Live in li I il i i.t DALLAS Mr. and Mrs. David B. who were married at the Church in Dallas on August Mr. and Mrt. Peter F. Kroeker ents am Mr. and Mrs. David B. Guh Sr. of Upland, Calif. The couple will make their home in Upland, Calif. (Palmer's Stu dio, Dallas) . Snows Here from Washington FOUR CORNERS Mr. and Mrs. James Snow, James David, and Barbara Snow of Bremerton, Wash, came down Sunday to visit the D. Virgil Lambs. Mr. Snow returned home but Mrs. Snow and the chil dren will visit for a week. Mrs. Snow arid Mrs. Lamb are sisters. Mr. .and Mrs. Wilber S. Ankney are home from a trip that included attending two of the Shakespear ean Festival ploys at Ashland and as far north as Victoria, B.C. Guests for a week in the Jess Mcllnay home were Mrs. Mcll nay's relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boden and sons Arlen and Howard. Mrs. Marian Fahrnbruch, Mr. and Mrs. James Clark, all of Crete, Nebraska, and Ronald K. Reiser of Beatrice, Neb. Mrs. Mcllnay's father, Henry Boden, who has been visiting in Nebraska since Febru- 5S California 7 i Gish Jr. (Martha Marie Kroeker) Evangelical Mennonite Brethren 7. The bride is the daughter of of Dallas and Iho grooms' par Beverly Nurir. Engaged to Mr. Paulson Mr. and Mrs. George E. Nunn are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Beverly, to William 0. Paulson, son of Mr. and Mrt. Oscar I. Paulson.- No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Nunn and her .fiance are graduates of Salem schools and he later graduated from the Ore gon Technical Institute in Klamath Falls. - Mr. Paulson is now with the Guy F. Atkinson Construction Co. Miss Nunn. who has been living in San Francisco, recently returned to Salem. ary, accompanied Salem. the visitors to s 5 Reunion Held by Bolt Family FOUR CORNERS Mr. and Mrs William Bolt had at their house guests their son's family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bolt, Craig and Kris ta of Waterloo, Iowa, and their son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Maher of Cedar Falls. Iowa. While the visitors were here the Bolt family held a reunion at the Robert Bolt home near New berg, Ore. Other members of the family at tending were Mr. and Mrs, Russell Bolt and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woock (Helen Bolt), all of Salem, Mr. and Mrs, James Ferger (Ber tha Bolt) and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Vena (Betty Bolt) all of Carlton. There were IS of the Bolt's 1 grandchildren present. This was the first get-together of Mr. and Mrs. William Bolt of Four Corners and their seven sons and daugh ters in IS years. Annual Picnic for Shangrila Residents Shangrila Avenue residents had their annual celebration Sunday, starting with a picnic in the after noon witn the residents and guests numbering 100, The picnic is an annual affair and was held on the lawn of the Shangrila Shufflers Square dance club president, Mrs. Helen Smith. In the evening there was a street dance, with the street blocked off for the occasion. The street was decorated and lighted especially for this affair. The evening square dance was sponsored by the Shan grila Shuffler's square dance club and their were guests from the Homesteader'! Club. . Mose Van Dell was the caller for the evening and Cliff Dalton was the master of ceremonies. Their were guest callers from the other clubs. : -The' first resffemVon the street, the Orville Shuttles, were honored by lighting the anniversary cake. The builder and founder of the street was' Rollin Pedersen and he cut the cake. Arranging the successful affair were Mrs. Helen Smith, club, pres ident; Mrt. Doris Cravinho, ways and means chairman; John Smith, chairman of the lighting of the OPIN MONDAY for fashion'minded" sub-teens Connie Sage first floor. Girls' Shop "-. N. " Door Prii.1 - ' 'jjgf ' Commenttted by Shirley Conheim, designer and 'r j fyj, : :Sff' originator of Connie Sage dresses. Featuring . . : I ) ' -'ml lub-teen models. All Connie Spge fashions are $t-- ''yTJ MmfM' t " . (Shown) Tyrolean print with the 'Empire' prljl fjfpfcS;-" line. With crinoline petticoat; &t?T tiS'Sirh4LS . sizes 8-14 S10.98 ' J&$i "iEl " iMitX . . JtMammmm OIRIS' SHOP-STREET FLOOR fe .Xj. " ' i4.j4 Musical Will Open Friday at Pentacle "Of Thee I Sing." the final show of the Pentacle Theatre this sum mer will start with the clash .of cymbals as the musical satire of political conventions and presiden tial elections opens Friday night, August 24 for a nine night run through September 1. Music and lyrics of the play are by the Gershwin brothers. Morrie Ryskind and George Kaufman pre sent a book filled with biting hu mor. Singing the leads of John P. Win tergreen and Mary Turner are Mac Baker and Janice Thompson. Dick Geer as an unknown vice-presi-d e n t, Alexander Throttlebottom, carries a main character role. Supporting roles in the. cast of thirty are Barbara Ruhle, a slinky southern gal, played to stop the show; - politicians Dick Schmidt, Dick Smith, Paul Baker, G. Elmer Spencer; assistants' Althea Ferris and Mac Brand: French Ambassa dor Jim, Chittick: Justice C. L. Marsters; Charwoman Ruth Mc Cormick. . i. - Chorus Members Named ' Chorus members, who will be doing, double and triple parts are Jacque Berkey, Pat Edwards, Di ane Kern, Alma Kunow.sky, June Laue, Billie Riddell," Karen Whit man, Judy Wolf. Lou Ann Wolf, George Baker, Jim Hays, "Bob Liek, Charlie Marsters, Dick Reese, Irwin Riddell, Allen Stevens. Mu sical accompaniment will be Rose mary Rhoten and Dick Unruh. Costumes for the show were de signed by Jack Byers. Sets and decor are by Al Laue and -Bill Smith with the aid of Jack Ken neth Eyerly, Jim Shull, Jerry Richardson, Bill Ringalda, Dean and Darrel Church and Bob Krisl: One new feature outside the barn will be a movie of John P. Win .tergreen and election returns as coffee is served between acts. The DiovM is a creation -of -DaverTos-ter. . 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Hostesses for the affair were Mrs. Farley Mogan of Salem, Mrs. William H. Ross, formerly of Sa lem. Mrs. Robert Greene and Mrs. Lucille Haynes, all of Portland, Mrs. Charles E. May of Tacoma and Mrs. John H. Vanderwal ot Vancouver, Wash. Also .attending from Salem were Mi1. Mogan, daughter, Martha, who assisted In serving, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Fry and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Buck.. ' Mr. and Mrs.. Kerron will again be in Salem during state fair week and are arriving on August 31 to be the house guests of the Mogans. Returning to Salem with the Mo gans Sunday was Mrs. Charles May, who will visit here for sev eral days. M. OTHER DAYS ?:30 A.M. ran FREE STORE-SIDE FOR OVER 1 638384 scowie OCT 14 NOV 22 M4-M-3674H SAOffTAMUS NOV occ. i7.riu.4A 67..WWJ CAHtCO.ll JAM r$f 475 33-444T 154 65 80-831 flKH 0-?t--43sT1 B3 64 73 Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE Q. It the wedding is to be to small that engraved invitation! are considered unnecessary, how should the invitation! be tent? A. ePrsonally written invita tions may be sent by the bride elect. Q. Is a businessman privi leged to tell his secretary that she ovedresses, or uset too-bright makeup? A. He may tell her that the la too distracting to other employ ees, and that he would appreciate it if . she would tone down her dress and makeup. BUSINESS FORMS Printed to Meet Your Needs. HAYDEN'S Capital Cily Printers 1925 N. Commercial Ph. S8176 Easy Parking TO 5:30 P.M. PARKING 1,000 CARS AOUAMUS I nm i. 'J M-3(M.lrCl I : ', v-JS 'i. .- . I I
