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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1956)
Seen nd Heard By JUTME ENGLISH A BEAUTIFULLY .... arranged tea oa Tuesday (or which Mrs. Phillip Allison was hostesi at her Fairmont Hill residence ... the occasion to introduce her daughter, Mrs. J. B. B. Trussell Jr., who is living in Salem while Lieuten ant Colonel Trussell is in Korea Gorgeous bou quets oi au tumn flowers from the Alii son garden ar ranged about the rooms . . . Deep red dahl- the entrance hall ... In r 3 I!" las in the living room stunning bouquets of gold dahlias providing a back ground where the hostess and honor guest received . . Mrs. Trussell. a petite brunette, wear Ing a sage green sheer wool dress ! . with matching stole . . . 80 itrikiag .... the tea table with a lace cloth over pale blue . . . and the centerpiece of bright blue delphinium and white chrys anthemums and petunias flanked by blue and white tapers in hand some silver candelabra . . . Tour ing were Mesdames F. D. McCor mack, J. A. Inglis of Dallas, Rex Sanford, James T. Brand, Maylon E. Scott and Wallace Wharton . . . A group o( the young marrieds and teen-agers serving . . . Mrs. James R Phillips. Mrs. Don E. Phillips. Mrs. Donald Wells, Mrs. Wallace! Rnnesteele Jr . . . . and coming in j after school were Ricky Wood and Sue Loucks ... j Guests .... congregating out on 1 the sun porch to admire the beau- i tiful west view and Mrs. Allison's j collection of African Violet plants i . . on a table in one corner was ; an artistic arrangement ot red and yellow dahlias combined with grapes and crabapples .... Assist ing about the rooms were Mes dames 0 K DeWitt, down from Mehama for the party . . . Chester Cox, (",. F. Chambers. Paul Lardon, Tnnce W. Byrd, Ronald Jones, .1 N Bishop, William I.. Phillips. Lester Barr, W. W. Baum and Walter Kirk ... the latter joined by her daughter, Mrs. Rodney Hof sletter, smart in all black . . . Among others . . . Mrs. Krcel Kay stunning in a soft blue en semble and a handsome sapphire blue mink stole . . . Mrs. frank S. Healy, who is now settled in her new Candalaria home, smart in a prtan bien suit with taupe fea ther hat . . . Pretty red chapeaux for Mrs. George H. Swift and Mrs. Marnll D. Ohlmg . . . Mrs. Sidney Lewis donning a two-toned violet hat with her outfit . . . Mrs. Chand ler Brown accompanied By ner newly engaged daughter, Plum, who is busy with wedding plans. . . TEA TIME ... on Monday when Mrs. David H. Cameron and Mrs. II Lawrence Lister of Portland entertained with a delightful in formal party at the former's new home in the F.nglewood district . . Mrs. Lister, who formerly resided here, greeted her many Salem friends ... her daughter. Patricia, (Mrs. John Randall Davis o( Port land) also here for the party . . . Pat, a striking brunette, wore a black satin afternoon gown . . . Mrs. Cameron's youngest daughter, Jane. Mrs. Donald Nagfti down from her home in Longview and re newing acquaintances with her mother's friends . . . Jane keeps more than busy with the activities of her three children . . . A beautiful bouquet of roses on the tea table and flanked by: green tapers ... the flowers Irom Mrs. Don Smith's garden . . . gor geous dahlias arranged on the coffee table in the living room . . . Mrs. Carl Greve of Portland, a longtime friend of the hostesses, among those pouring . . . Mrs. Karl I.ovell down from Milwaukie for the party ... The hats ... so unusual and in teresting this fall, we Just can't help but mention a few . . . white, which is so popular, the choice of many . . . becoming white beavers for Mrs. Harry V. Collins and Mrs. Henry Simmons ... a white draped style turban worn by Mrs. Henry Hanzen .... a white jeweled chapeau for Mrs. William New mver .... More of same ... A pretty Dior blua hat complimenting Mrs. Leon ard Goldblatt s erey suit . . . pretty blue chapeaux for Mrs. Clifton Mudd and Mrs. Ragnor Johnson . . . Mrs. Frank Burlingham wear Ine a handsome garnet felt and feather hat with her ensemble Mrs. A. W. Loucks' chic chapeau of tangerine beaver . . . Mrs. Rob ert White and Mrs. Elmo Smith j a duo . . . the latter taking time out from her busy schedule for a cup of tea . . . Mrs. Claude H. Murphy and Mrs. Charles Strick faden planning to follow the sun south again this winter . . . COFFEE TIME .... on Friday when Mrs. Lewis Wiltshire and Mrs. James Allenby entertained a large group of their friends at the 1 a 1 1 e r ' s attractive Candalaria home . . . much buzzing conversa tion and helloes .... the family room with brick fireplace a popu lar gathering spot . . . guests ad miring the many lovely pieces of antique furniture, which has been In the family for a number of yean . . . The autumn motif featured In the decor ... on the front door a cluster of frosted grapes and croton leaves .... the host esses receiving by the piano be fore a huge arrangement of autumn-leaves in a handsome blue 1 Vase". . . At one end of the coffee table a stunning bouquet of lime green apidcr chrysanthemums, Bella of Ireland and at . the base a cluster of green and mauve grapes .... on the coffee table In too family room a basket in tht snap of a duck filled with yellow -spider chrysanthemum! and croton leaves . . . Topic of conversation ... for many was the Eisenhower day in Portland . . . and especially thrill ing for Mrs. Elmo Smith, who received a kiss on the cheek from Mamie . . . Mrs. George Rosa man being welcomed homo from trip to Washington, D.C., where he attended tht Central Fedor atlcra board mooting . . . Mra. Rossman delighted with the beaut iful autumn weather in the na tion's capital .... Mrs. Robert Boals just homo from a trip to California and San Francisco, where Dr. Boals attended the an nual meeting of the American College of Surgeons . . . Staad-ouU .... Mrs. Horace McGee smart in a brown tweed dress with brown velvet hat . . , mrs. jonn Meeinammer chic In a black and white tweed and black jersey ensemble with black velvet hat and carrying a black fox muff . . . Mrs. Rudy Calaba choosing a black and white tweed outfit with white beaver chapeau . . . Mrs Reynolds Allen and Mrs. Kent Mathewson a duo ... a good looking brown . tweed suit and brown feather trimmed hat for Mrs. Kenneth Potts .... a bright, red chapeau for Mrs. Maylon Chapter BQ, PFO will meet at the home of Mrs. Alvin H. Ran dall, 1510 B Street, Monday night at 7:45 p.m. Assisting hostess will be Mrs. Gerald McFarland. Mrs. 'Chester Loe will present the program. "Fun With Travel." Mrs. Mary Chanp wilt be host ess to the Royal Neighbors of America Sewing Club on Wednes day for a salad luncheon. Assist ing hostesses will be Mrs. Lucia Keyt, Mrs. Inez Geer and Mrs. Ethel Davenport. Dr. Poling Will Be BPW Club Speaker Anticipating the national observ a nee of United Nations Day the Salem Business and Professional Women's Club has chosen the United Nations as its theme for its October 23 meeting, when the group convenes at the Golden Pheasant for a 6:30 dinner. Dr. Paul Poling will be guest speaker with "Women's Role in the united Nations for his sub ject. The program represents joint planning of the education and international relations committees, headed by Mrs. Willow Evans and Mrs. Harmon Yeary. Mrs. Marg ery Rickard will present special music, a group ot piano selections by Gary Frame. i Dr. Derthiek to Speak 1 Dr. Charles Derthiek of Wil lamette University will meet with the Y.W.C.A. discussion group, composed of parents of teen agers, on Monday evening, Octo ber 22 at 7:30 p.m. The topic to be considered is "Social Sex At titudes". 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