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V I Statesman's HOME rariorama Women . . Music . Fashions. . Features Around By JEEVMK THE HOLIDAY WEEKEND , . . will b gay with t round of par tiet, large and imall, traditional open house and annual Chrlstmai dances ... For the young married and college contingent will be the Spinsters annual Charity ball Sat urday night in the Capitol Room of the Senator Hotel . . . The event is sponsored by the Spinsters with proceeds going to their project, the Haves School for Retarded Chil dren ... the formal dance is open to the public and tickets may be obtained from any Spinster or at the door the evening of the ball. ... Entertaining . . , preceding the kali will be Mlu Mary Louis Lee. Dr. John g. Griffith and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Taw, who hare In vited a few W their friends to the kerne ef Mlsa Lee on Knapp Street ... Cer.tlnf from Pertland for the dance will he Mr, and Mrs, James Miller, Mr. and Mrs. James Rafaud. Mr. and Mrs. Franh Ford and Tern Brand. , . , The Towa Club's . . . Christmas dinner dance will be held in thej gold Room of the Marion Hotel! Saturday night . . ; a number of I pre dance parties are being i E tanned . . . Out-of-town guests! ere for the occasion will be Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bradshaw of i Portland, who will be guests of the I John Steelhammers ... the John ! Fosters will be up from Eugene1 s guerts of the St. Elmo Mas-! sengales . . . Mr. and Mrs. Gene Harrison of Roseburg, who are soon moving to Salem, will be guests of the Loring Schmidts . . Guests of the Roderick Livesleys will be their daughter. Miss Jody Bush Livesley, who is home from Club Entertained At Morrow Home Mrs. Ray Morrow was hostess for the annual Christmas party of the Salem VXL Club on Wednes day evening at her North 23rd Street home. Cft-hnstesses were Mrs. William San(!eiS"ITltf - Mrr - Bum Hewitt. . Owen' bridge club and their bus- An" honor guest was Miss Effe, sands ... A no-host buffet din Westensee and also present were aer was served with a Christmas two girls from the Blind School, ' party and gift exchange following Kay and Barbara Butler, who . . . The group also surprised Mr. have been adopted by the club for , Owen on felt birthduy. ... the year. Twenty-five attended the ! Entertaining . . . with a neigh- party and a pink color scheme was featured in the decor. Needlecraft Everyone loves puppies! And this handsome chair-set has the favorite family design as Its theme. Simple filet crochet makes attractive scarf-ends too. Pattern S33: Crochet charts, di rections for chair-set. Needlework the whole family will admire! Snd tWINTT'PITB CENT in coins lor this pattern add I cents for each pattern lor tit-clata mail ing, ovnu iu in irKvii viv-ni-.i, Needlecraft Dept., P. O. Bon Old Cheltea Station, New York II, N V Print plainly PATTERN WUMBFR, your KAMS, ADDRESS and ZONE, Our lift tb you two wonderful natterni lor yourself, your home nrlnted In our Liuti Wheeler Needle' craft Book . Plua doaene of other new deaiene to order crochet, knit tine;, embroidery, Iran-ona, novel ties. Bend IS rents for your copy of this book NOW-wlth gift pattern! printed tn ttl BILLFOLDS WATCHES CATNIP MICE CIGARS HEATING PADS SCIIAEFER'S DRUG STORE Open Dally 1:31 a.m. t S p.n. -SB- ' (MMVMMMnSXWMM! US' Town "... . ENGLISH Stanford for the holidays, and Ed ward Schaffnlt of McMinnville . . . Mr. and Mrs. Alex DeSchwetnits of Gresham, formerly of Salem, will be guesU of the Clarence Hamiltons Among other guests ... at the Tewa Clnb wUI be Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bass, Dr. and Mrs. Den aid Beardsley, Mr. and Mrs. Gor ton Kraeger. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hlmmel. Mr. and Mrs. Vera Me Mullen, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Repine, Mr .and Mrs. Robert Drager, Miss Edna Dunbar and Edward Miller of Portland . . The Edgar Framma, who reeeatly returned from Germany and are temporarily Hriag la Snlem, will he gnests of the Samuel Haley. , . Party Jottings . . . The Crestview Drive home of Mr. and Mrs. Rey nolds Allen was the setting for a holiday party Thursday night for members of the board of directors and employees of the Western Security Bank, their wives or hus bands . . . A buffet dinner was served to thirty guests. ... Annual get-together ... far a group of Willamette University faculty members and their wives will he held Saturday night at Lausanne Hall . . . Twenty-five are In the group, which his held a party each Christmas for over it year ... A no-hoot, dinner will he served with a gift exchange and program tallowing ... Ia rh' rge i arrangemeats for the af- ' fair aro Mrs. Charles H. Johnson, Mlu Lorena Jack, and Mrs. Lentle J, Sparks. ... A farewell . . . neighborhood party feted Mrs. George H. Swift Tuesday night when sirs. Eugene Grabenhorst entertained at her Scenic View Drive home . . . The hostess invited group of neigh bors to say au revoir to Mrs. Swift, who will be moving to the new Episcopal rectory on South High Street in January .... A surprise handkerchief shower hon oted Mrs. Swift. . '. . , Part hosts . . . Thursday alght were Mr. and Mr. Rurdette Owen, vh. entertained at their Canda- T.rls timi for th trr W Mr. , oornooa open nouse on hunaay win be Mr. and Mrs. Carroll R. Nel son, who have invited a group of their neighbors to call at their Croisan Creek Road home between f and 4 p.m. and from I to JO p.m. A boot s , . ,' Thursday was Mrs. Thomas Gabriel, who pre sided at a bridge luncheon for, members of ber club . , , Mrs.' 0. Wood was a guest, ... Leaving , . . Wednesday for Red- ! mood to spend the Christmas holidays was Mrs, Lewis Griffith, who will be the guest of her sen-la-law and daughter, Mr. and Mr. John Copenhaver . . , Mr, Grif fith' sou. Dr. Joha S. Griffith, will leave Sunday for Redmond to Jola the family for the holidays. . . Arriving ... la the capital this weekend for a holiday visit will he Mis Barbara Vlesk of Saa Francisco, who will bo the guest ef her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed win Vlesko, untU after Christ Hist. NEW COMES . . . from Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Jones, who are cur rently vacationing it sunny Mex ico . . . they; are s enjoying the many sights and are particularly impressed with the wonderful Uni versity of Mexico . . . Its murals, advanced architecture, Olympic swimming and diving stadium, along with the 120,000 seat stadium for other sports . , . also the many advanced engineering and profes sional schools including atomic science ... the ballet and native Mexican dances and songs The Salem travelers write that Mexico is a land o famazing con trasts and friendly people, who are making progress at a rate that startles even a person from the U.S. ... Earoute south . . . Mr. and Mr. Jones stopped la Coronado for the regional America L. Contract Bridge League tournament . . Mr. Jones upheld Oregon's. by winning with a former Port lander, Louis Refers, high est overall of entire tournament, pin a few other red and while points , . . The travelers win be hack la Southern California fat time to spend Christmat with their daagh ter, Janlc. a " famlK , GARDEN :GIIFF.GENTgEft , V. S TI?afC- . . ... GLADIOLI: Attractive package of 12 1 bulbs, 12 varieties. $ flfl Only .. WW BIRD HOUSES I FEEDERS) Free bird seed with each house or Si 7f , feeder ...From DOVE TREES: A gift for the discriminating gardener ..Only ROSESt Give a PEACE ROSE $A PA this Christma's ea. jyU BULBS WHILE WeY LAST, Daffodils, Tulips, Lilies, OC Hyacinths . A J O OFF BRYDON'S NURSERY & GARDEN STORE It n-liwerv 41S S. Hloh. Salem Free Parklnr Navy'' Man --.. i ;. i) ' ' ' I. i S ) .'l t ' t Mr. and Mrs.' William Allen Read wert married Dec. 14 at tha Turner Christian Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hatfield of Turner end Mr. Read is the son of Mrs. Evelyn Richardson of Aums ville. The bridegroom is stationed at Pearl Harbor with the U. S. Navy and his bride will join him later in Honolulu. (Photo by Beti Lerwood). ' 2 Chapters Hold Yule Parties Eta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held Its annual Christmas party j Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Walter Spaulding. Co-hos- James C. Stone, tesses were the chapter pledges, The program included flute num who presented a skit and djstrib- hers by Mrs. Stone, accompanied uted the exchange gifts. During ( by Miss Alice Crary Brown; the evening a group of carolers Christmas songs by Mr. Stone;, a serenaded the chapter director, Christmas reading by Mis Donna Mrs. Percy Kelly at her home, i Stone accompanied by Mr. Joan Guests for the evening included .Osterman; organ selections by Ed Mrs. Robert Topping. Mrs; B. Syring; a piano duet by Mrs. Kelso, Mrs. Ert Svendsen, Mrs. I Cookahank. and Mrs. Helen Steel; Ralph Meyer. Mrs. Don Eilert, piano numbers by Jamea Williams Mr. Robert Cameron, Mrs. John with Mrfc Steel at the organs Froelich. Mr. Denton Walker, and Mr. Jean Snadley. Next on Eta I agenda of locial event highlighting the , Yuletid j season win oe a new rear s t-ve dance at the Hollywood Lion's Den. ;-. - : ., ' Party at ftioae Home The Beta. Sigma chapter of Ep- siion Sigma Alpha enjoyed !i Uinstmas party Wednesday eve ning at the home of their sponsor, Mrs. Jamea C. Stone, on Crest view Drive. -After a short business meeting, Mr. Eddie B. Hart, plege, was given her pin. - i Gifts were exchanged after which refreshments were served by Mrs. Elvin Hakanson, Mrs. Gerald Dybafl, Misa Idonna Shi manek, and Mrs. Deryl Currie. War Mothers Assist, Veterans At Christmas American War.. Mothers held their Christmas party on Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Howard Hun saker. -Asslnting - hostesses were Mrs. Lucy Uchty, Mrs. Clifford Elgin and Mrs. Freda Cogswell. Mrs. Jack Henningsen of the Sa lem Garden club made and presen ted each mother with a ribbon rose. Mrs. A. R. Tartar gvt a group of original poems . andv Mrs. Addie Curtis, a group of readings. . Mrs. Martin Vieska chairman of the chapter's Christmas activities, reported fifte had been sent to ten veteran-at ' the Tuberculosis hos pital; checks to the Portland and Roseburg Veterans Hospitals, and to the War Mothers adopted ward at Camp White. ' Mn. Ben Randall, hospital chair man announced that the War Mothers made and sent 75 doxen cookies to Camp White, also 11 boxes containing many needy and useful item for the veterans. mm honor 1 1 r lAls - If; iV. Vt. - ffcv-, -1: 3 (mm mm m 444 STATIST. . .. y.: PHON. IM-3-33 f Wi! Only I. J branched M.00 WE HAVE sl Takes Bride v. -r v: (Natalie Ruth Hatfield) who Organ Society Program and . Party Held Over eight members of the Hammond Organ Society and friends were entertained at a Christmas program and party on Tuesday night at the Crestview Drive home of Mr. and Mrs. : During the social hour Mis izora Rice aneTMrs. AI Lightner Sr. poured. " - The. next meeting of the group will be Jan. la at.tne stone Piano Co. ,v Ceremonial and Buffet Held at Pade Residence The O-KI-HI Campfire Girte re cently held a Christmas ceremon ial and buffet at the home of their guardian, Mrs. Virgil Pade: They made all the preparations and did the decorating. This was one of their requirements for Wood Gath erer Rank. Door hostesses were Arlene Hei fer and Diana Chakarum. Pouring were Kay Gaskill and Susan Daue and assisting about the rooms were Patricia McCoy and Sandra Kelley. . Helping with the buffet table were Paula Jo Riches, Doro thy Linnell, Rose Ellen Pade and Jean Hunter ' ' Guests attending were Mrs. V: Hunter and son. Mist Faye Hun ter. Mr. and Mrs. F. Chakarun and sons, Mr. and Mrs. D. V. Daue, Mr. and Mrs. John Riches, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gaskill, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Linnell and son, Mr. and Mrs. John McCoy, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Heifer and Mr. Vir gil Pade and son. The O-KI-HI Campfire Girls re cently appeared on the Red Dun ning shoe), as the first of five goals toward their national birthday pro ject . .-,' Past Noble Grands of the Salem Rebekah Lodge were entertained at a. Christmas party Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Grant Murphy. The January meeting will be held at the home of yin. How ard Hunsaker. LENTEN ROSES: for winter bloom and attractive foliage.' ' ' $ PA .ea. . loaJV PINK DOGWOOD: A lovely gift tor the new home, 4-ft. budded, f "TP ..Only WllT PRUFi Keep your Christmas Tret green and fresh, use Wilt Pruf, the best anti-trantpirant. . $1 AO Only loWV GIFT CERTIFICATES AtVilhmette Chairmen of Glee Are Named . , By FLOSSY BODGE Statesman Csrrecpoadea! Ten new member, including two faculty members, were recently Initiated into Ft Gamma Mu. ac cording to Doug Houser of Port land, president of the naUpnal social science honorary. Among the initiates were Prof. Richard Glllis. Dr. Theodora Shay, Paul Edwards, Woodburn; Bar bara Goodier, Portland; Sharon Laverty, Cottage Grove; Kent Ho taling, Eugene; Tom Murdoch, Klamath Falls; David Frost, Salem; Ed Boothby, Sacramento, Calif.; and Ann Notson, Portland. John Bergstrom, Freshman Glee Manager from Portland, this week announced the chairmen of the Glee committees and called the first meeting with the newly ap pointed staff. Kevin Kincaid of Salem has been appointed assis tant Gle manager, and Ana Ber- caw of San Mateo, Calif., Glee secretary. Glee Chairmen Named Committee chairmen and co- chairmen are: Decorations, Susie Palmer of Portland and Ron Walker of Vancouver, Wash.; sou venirs, Jane Dedrick of Longview, Wash., and Chuck Purcell of New. port. Wash.; tickets, Ted Cook of Grants Pass and Truman Baird of Woodburn; lighting. Dave Men of Florence and Steve Hone of San Francisco; backdrop, Ed Johnson of Eugene and Ann Field of Boise, Idaho; entertainment, Don Gordon of Medford and Ron Hespe of Port land; publicity, Gary Holmes of Tillamook and Barbara Pfaff of Portland; programs, Nancy Daly of Olympia and Harriet Randall of Portland; ushers, Ann Shepherd of Walla Walla and Jean Gimba of Portland; chairs and floor, Tom Weston of Beaverton and Rusty Beaton ef Hood River; records. Sylvia Quiring of Hermislon and Rod Bernklau of Canby; and stage crew, Wendell McLin of Klamath Falls and Pete Blewett of Salem. Al Siebert, a Junior from Port land, has been chosen by the Rally Commission to fill the newly- created poet of half-time entertain ment manager it was announced this week. He will be , responsible for planning half-time programs that will keep up student enthusi asm and prove entertaining for the townspeople. , . Faculty Party Tonight " " After the students have left Fri day night, the faculty will invade Baxter Hall for the annual Christ mas party. Under the sponsorship of the Faculty Women's Club, the party will start at 7 o'clock. Co- chairmen for the event are Mrs. Charles Oerthick and Mrs. Donald Gleckler. Mrs. Gleckler, who is in charge of the children's choirs at the Presbyterian church, will direct group of the children of faculty members in singing carols. Also, a play, under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Ringnalda, will be pre sented by the children. "Why Christianity?" has been chosen as the theme for Christian Resource Week by the Religious Life Council, and - according to Ashley Rose of Salem, CR Week chairman. Dr. Dandall TJ. Phillipps of the First Methodist Church in Burbank, ' California, will be the chief resource leader and speaker. Rose has elected the committee heads who will plan the events for February 12,-13. and 14. Paula Preus of Vancouver. Wash., will head Chapels and Communion; John Heidel of Buhl, Idaho, prayer cells: Warren Walker of Creswell, fireside programs and discussion leaders: Lucy Myers of Cheshire, publicity; Dave McClard of Port land! drama; Lois Wickersham of Portland, interpretative dance; Stan Culy of Medford, hospitality; Dave Bennett of -Marqnam, mov ies; Nancy Lee of Portland, cor responding secretary; and Lois Monk of Salem, displays. I klsfM klM C X WVi nVi 3MM I ; Hard Way ft The EASY way, is for all you Sontos to visit the Stone Piano Co., 1280 State St., select the plana of your choice from our gigantic stock of quality instruments, I now and used, and let us your home. We guarantee no broken chimneys or budgets.' Easy terms of course. Call EM-25281 or visit ) us now! Til Or j)i PI A N 1A tTATB T .', New Hooded Sweaters isww-.;:vx(.v fftf M-Hr--WnurW wow-W -"--V . ' o f rex- " . J, Snowtime Swank . . . Left, bold stripes in red snd navy on white bulky-knit pullover with attached hood; right, cable stitch cardigan with brass buttons and pointed pixie hood. Keeping up with the changing fashion tastes of American school girls Is something that keeps thousands of designers bopping, and causes untold headaches In the This year, however, there is of wants, and that's a bulky wool-knit hooded sweater. Sweaters and hoods, it seems, go together like Bermuda shorts and knee socks, and young school belles who are In the know rate them "strictly fabulous." which Is this season's highest form of praise. For skating, tobogganing or weather, the sweater with attached hood makes sense to mothers, too, since it provides top protection against icy winds. Since it is attached, the hood isn't easy to lose another important point. Girls like it because it covers the hair and ears and looks pretty dashing like pictures of ski champions In Switzerland, or something. ' There are a number of versions this season. One is a pullover in bulky white knit with bold red tripes and an attached parka. Another Is a cable-stitch cardigan with a pointed hood in matching plain Youngs Willi Be Honored Sunday Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Young will celebrate their golden wedding an niversary at an open house on Sun day. Dec. 23 at the residence of their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Read. 1410 Law less St. Guests have been invited to call between 3 and 8 o'clock. The couple's eight children will be here for the occasion and the family will hold a reunion at a Christmas Day dinner at the Young home. They include Mrs. Clifford Swope, Spokane; Mrs. Clyde Ruckert, Arlington. Wash.; Mrs. Lester Parsons, Cloverland, Wash.; Lyie Young, Seaside; Mrs. Fred Johnson, Lake Stevens, Wash.; Miss Ethel Young, PoiV land; Mrs. Loyd Maple, Paradise. Calif.; and Mrs. Howard Read. Then are 17 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. The Youngs were married in Michigan and have resided in Salem 14 years. The couple's wed ding took place on Christmas Day, 1906. Party for Juniors At Krug Home - SILVERTON The Silverton Junior WomeriTClub met at the home of Mrs. Dale Krug Tuesday night for Its annual Christmas party, with Mrs. Fred Parkinson and Mrs. Thomas Hartley serving refreshments. Mrs. Keith Berg was in charge of the Christmas program, while Mrs. Charles Leon ard led the group singing of Christ ma carols. The next meeting will be held Jan. I at the borne of Mrs. Trimble. ' Cadet Joha Phillip Rltchey, noa of Dr. and Mrs. John A. Ritchey, is expected home Sunday from West Point, where he is a first classman and will graduate in June. He will be here during the Christmas holidays, returning East the first of the year. ' Airman Peter Psulus. who la stationed at Miramar Air Base in San Diego, is arriving In the capi tal this weekend to spend Christ mas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad W. Paulus. A kJT A f Thort gift-wrap and deliver it to Don't Delay, Another Day! Open Mon. ft Fri. Evenings 9 P.M. for 'Sneaky Santas' C O M PA NY 1 nation s vast garment industry. one sure bet on every girl s list merely going to scnooi in winter ol the nonaed sweater available rib knit. , Auxiliary Makes Toys for School The Kelxer Lions' Auxiliary -met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Stanley Watson, with Mrs. Vera Billings as co-hostess. ; A variety of stuffed toys were made and donated by the mem bers of the group. They were taken : to the State Blind School by Mrs. John Coomler. -to be given to the children at Christmas. This is an annual donation by the Keizer group. A late supper was aervra by the hostesses. Teachers Are Entertained At Coffee Thursday evening from 4 to I o'clock the faculty, and office staff of Parrish Junior High were enter tained with a pre-holiday coffee at the home of Miss Ellen Reynolds on North Capitol St. Greeting the guest at the door was a frosty snow man who held a sign welcoming the guests. Two lighted trees were arranged in the rooms. The centerpiece oni the coffee table was of gold gilt holly with vigil lights surrounding a bob nail glass container.. The mantel was decorated with gold sprayed camelia leaves surrounding a gold , goblet holding s lighted candle,- Mrs. Roy Reynolds assisted the hostess. Miss Judy Wood and Miss Esther Carlson, teachers at Par rish, poured. Engagement Told JEFFERSON - Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dunham announce the be trothal of their daughter, Delores, to George Burleson,, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Burleson, of Jef ferson. They have chosen Satur day, Dec. 29 as their wedding date. The Rev. Mervine McGill will read the wedding vows at 2 o'clock at the Dunham home on Talbot road. . I 0 tfS yL3&i rm av -Ti m mm. , ir a I Ip WE GIVE : $ GREEN STAMPS j P CfiniXls ' town ft king I r 2 if ill i v - ' nun beach ; , , ; i ; I ' w fy ,i",,t" ..li i ' I ; Great protection against l la "" thce nippy windsand II $ KW, jJ a decided asset to tha ft f ffi)' appearance too! i ; .. Ljr p (0) Soft, fine wool comes in ji t 11 Vv . 9 shades to match or if Yi ' contrast with the season's A j fi W . . , latest men's weor shades, it j; I JJ Til Christmas U VI . FREE ) yXJZ : ru i parking . AV Ccpitcl Sh:ppi3 Ccnlsr : efrf(!Dtejaou Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fri., Dec. 21, '50 (Sec. II)-13 Club Calendar ' Friday ; Faculty Women's Willamette University Baxter Hall, T p.m. Past Matrons, OES. Golden Pheasant, t p.m. Betrothal of Couple Told Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johnson are announcing the engagement of their daughter. Wanda, to Robert Fisher, son of Mr. and Mrs. U S. Fisher of Canyon, Texas. The wed- Salon Party at Legion Club Marion County Salon, and 40 held its annual Christmas party at the American Legion Club Wed nesday evening. There was an ex change of gifts. Le Petit Chapeau, Mrs. Frank Marshall, presided. The Salon sent money to the National Jewish Hos pital and gifts for the transporta tion fund, and the To Bond. ft festiv fashions for 1 I fa losiatsMO. 1 - W-;AV Hi 1 ' l:M holiday 298 Wonderful collection of flattering little wool felts at a real budget price. Many styles . . . many colors ... to suit every costume. Select one for your holi day wardrobe . . . or for gif t-giving. " , ' ; y - . " Hat Bar, tecond floor r ' Vlt . '! Mil::; ...and is complete Club Christmas party, ding is planned for early spring. - Miss Johnson recently graduated from Emanuel Hospital School of Nursing in Portland and is now employed at the Salem General Hospital. Mr. Fisher is a printer with the Lenkurt Printing Co. In San Carlos, Calif. Musical Gifts For f very Member ef the Family Open Every Night Til TM. Capitol Shopping Center Phone Z-B10R gifts . . . for yourself felts v Jl! U 1 e no wardrobe without the 1 BjejanBununggggEggggggajeggJ 3-lloler nifted Vest . J Sundays, I a.m. to i p.m. 13S N. 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