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fKSec I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Mon.. Oct. 21, '57 lj Statesman's HOME ranorama Women . Music . . . Fashions . . . Features To Wed Salem Man n ' . V - ' Federation To Convene In Silverton Memberg of ih Marion County Federation of Women Club will convene for their fall convention 'on Tuesday, October 33 at Trinity Lutheran Church In Silverton. Hostesses will be member! of the Silverton Woman's Club. Presiding at the meeting will be Mrs. Paul G. Stapran of Salem. Federation president. The invocation will bo given by Rev. A. L. Selid, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church. Mri. Earl G. Dedrick. president of the Silverton 'Woman's Club, will give the wel come address and Mr. Don Bar I reft, president of Woodburn Worn ; an't Club, will give the response. The morning meeting will fea : ture reports from standing commit tee chairmen. Luncheon will be 1 served at 1 clock, and the after I noon session will start at 1:15 p.m. i Guest speaker will be Miss Kath ! ryn Crandall, director of volunteer service at the Oregon State Hos : pita). Mr. C. W. Stacey of Liberty Woman' Club will introduce the ' speaker. Members of the hospitality com mittee will be Mr. Carl G. Ded rick. Mrs. Alf Nelson and Mrs. Rcber Allen. Pages will be Mrs. Charles M. Leonard. Mr. Donald Earl, Mrs. Lawrence Crenell and Mrs. Roy Jacobson. Volunteers Honored at Tea Friday Fashion Is a Family Matter for Two Brothers . if- WW T I M ' ,tf , !- . . i - S ' . ' - , 'iX " " Salzburg in California . . . Kurt Scharff, president of Lanz of California, looki over en outfit from the winter collection-black velvet skinny pants, and embroidered white pique 'overblouse, worn by model Pit Peyton of Lo$ Angeles. Mother-Daughter Swank . . . This decorative twosome wean matching dresses in red and white heart-print cotton lined in flannel, for a stroll down Wilshire Boulevard. The quaint -print identifies ithe mas typical designs by Lanz. ' Miss Gerda Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johann Linder of Nurnberg, Germany, who will be married this fall to Specialist 3c Hall B. Maison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. Maison of Salem. Mr. Maison is staiioned near Nurnberg with the army security agency. The couple expect to come to the states next summer following Mr. Maison's release from active duty. The recent graduates of the course for volunteer workers at the Oregon State Hospital were guests at a Ira at the Nurnea Hnme at Ihe J hospital on Friday afternoon. The tea was given by the pioneer group of workers under the program of the Rehabilitation committee of Sa lem United Church Women. The new class included both those work ing under the program of the have- parlayed homesickness cnurcn women and under the urey fashion business. Around Town . . . iScharff Brothers Arrive From Austria, Join Lanz By DOROTHY ROE Associated Press Women's Editor The Scharff brothers, Kurt and Werner, of Austria and California, for their native land into a worldwide Lady program of the Red Cross eral chairman of the tea. which were wandering mournfully down When the good-looking young brother arrived in New York in the early days of World War II. they Fifth Ave. when they saw a shop bearing a familiar sign, "Lanz of Salzburg." Here, they said. wa a friend from home, for they had ..i .,. ungual i . ,ii i.. r... in charge of the Gray i lsea J"" v,""" c" MiH Kalhrvn PranHall miles irom BBUDurK. mrjr rnicicu By JERTME ENGLISH UNITED NATIONS DAY . . . will b observed on Wednesday at a public reception at Oregon's capitol building .... People are coming from all parts of the state for the pedal observance .... the recep tion is slated for 1:30 o'clock la the corridor In front of Governor Ro bert D. Holme' offices .... Mr. Holmes will receive Informally with her husband and pouring will be Mrs. Charles E. Miller of Gearhart .... preceding the reception, Mrs. Holmes will be hostess for an In formal luncheon at her Candalaria borne honoring Mrs. Miller and her sister. Mrs. Elliott R. Corbett of Portland .... On Teetday . . . Mrs. Holme Counselors Plan Year's Events Junior C.D.A. counselors met at will hold her weekly at home be tween t aad t o'clock with onl-of- Iowa friend aad totaspeople la filed U call . . . Mrs. Holme ha lavMed Mr. Cornelia Bateiaa, Mr. Gleaa W. Steven and Mr. Saraarl B. Stewart la pour during tke afteraoaa . . . Laarheoa . . . hostesses on Wed nesday at Chuck's Steakhouse will be Mrs. Kenneth Burnett. Mr. Marvin Helland, Mrs. Lyle John son and Mrs. Vance Morrison .... Guests will include a group of Sa lem legislative secretarie and clerks employed in the House of Representatives .... the group is getting together prior to the open ing of the special session on Oct. 28 . . . Bidden .... to Ihe party are Mrs. Harold Lohrmaa. Mr. Walter Miller. Mr. Deaa Pfaut. Mrs. Doa Laae, Mr. Robert Dratrr, Mr. Fred Berurdl. Mr. Charles Lowe, Mr. Keaaeta Carr. Mi followed a tour of the hospital. Greeting guests were esdames L. A. Walworth, and P. D. Baker. Pouring were Mrs. C. E. Jaqua who is newlv rhnen Hirerlnr nf the vnltih. ' e m ddle .( ,shion ir-r nrnsram nf th, Wnilal and ! . ought out Lanl- ""PP1 ei - r r- - i ... firs. Y Kdward Shaw, member of the hostess group. serving were mesaames naiier, .... k.A ullnA rai. ?.h-"- A'W- "lMeh jfoVni. briefly seaf ym, be im i j uuvui 'vii iii uvio hum . changed home town ended the afternoon 1 in the business. gossip WIL LAMINA, - Mis Clarlbel Blankenship was given a bridal shower by Miss Joyce Rydell and Miss Amelie Rydell, at their home near Willamina. Attending were Mrs. Orie Blankenship, Mrs. R. E. Osborn, Miss Bonnie Blankenship, and Mrs. Mary Busher, Mrs. DeArm as partners ond Bockcs. Mrs. Melvin Bockes, Mrs. Ellis Bryant, Mrs. Jack Bry ant and Mrs. Don Hantze. Bridal Shower For Miss Staael BRUSH COLLEGE - A bridal shower-' was held Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Richard Gar- inger, for Miss Marilyn Staael, Polk county extension agent who will live in Seattle following her marriage. Members of the Brush College extension unit were hosts. Participating in the program and social hour were Mesdames W. Gibson. H. D. Bradrick, L. Wachen, H. W. Panther, Vivian Burton, Forrest Goddard, Dayle Harris, Tom Mackey, Ted Law rence, Mrs. J. D. Sholseth and J. S. Mischel. About 30 attended. LYONS Donaa Asmussea enter tained the member of the after noon card club at her home Wed nesday for a dessert luncheon and afternoon. R. G. Ritchey, Incidental music on electric gui tars was played by Mrs. Muriel Warner, and Mr. Russell Wilson. Y-Teen Mothers To Open Season At YW Tuesday The first meeting of the Y-Teen Mothers Club will be held Tuesday. Oct. 22 from 12 to 1 in the social room of the YWCA. Dessert and coffee will be served. A the home of Mrs. Frank Pavelek to Alma Sehroeder. Mr. Richard D. dscuss activities and events and set! Slater. Mr. John H. Han. Mr, up the program for the ensuing Carl Schneider, Mr. Donald Burke, )ear. Mrs. Oral Lemmoa, Mrs. David Highlights of the year will be a Bartruff. Mr. France Cole. Mr, formal dance,ftcheduled for Decern-: t. HaroM Tamliaaan. Mrs. Wallace ber 30 at the Knights of Columbus Wllwa, Mrs. Carl Caver and M. hall. The father-daughter breakfast Robert Elfttrom Jr. . . . scheduled for March 16 and thej of Interest .... to Salem Theta mother-daughter tea to be held ' sigma Phi members was the an early n April. nual Ladies of the Press breakfast Each C.D.A. troop wll have a held Saturday morning at Piluso s charity project to which they will I now Theatre restaurant in Portland contribute money in excess of their .... the affair was arranged by regular court and troop obliga-ithe Portland alumnae of Theta tions. j Sigma Phi .... over a hundred Counselors attending were the attended, including several from following: Mesdames Austin Ei vers, Frank Chamberlin, Dale Riley. George Herberger, Russell Powell, William Ferguson. Miss De lores Riley, and the hostess, Mrs. Frank Pavelek. Barylli Quartet to Play in Eugene Salem . . . many from the radio and television profession, for the guest speaker was Miss Gloria Chandler, supervisor of public ser vice and education, KGW-TV and KING-TV . . . Miss Chandler is a dynamic speaker and held the at tention of her audience every min ute while she was relating interest ing phases of her career ... she has received both national and in- EUGENE The Barylli String , 'erMUon T wcognitHm as pro Quartet will appear in a concert at er of Telaventure Tales and the Erb Memorial Union ballroom i on the University of Oregon cam- children The tables were de pus. October 28 at I p.m. corated with masses of varied col- The ensemble is making its first red dahlias and mermaids American tour under the direction and climaxing the program was a of it leader and founder, Walter show presented by two young Barylli. solo violin for the Vienna Portland girls .... Tables are Philharmonic Orchestra. The group arranged around the pool and for was formed in the Austrian city; dancing a floor just rolls out on during the war and all of the mem-; top of the pool .... bers hold key positions in the Phil- Mothers .... of Stanford barmonic. " : verslty student la Salem and the Appearing will be Berylli, Otto Immediate area are gathering for Strasser. violin; Rudolf Streng, a aa-hont lanrhcoa aa Thurda at viola- and Emanuel Brabec, cello, j the South High Street home of Mrs. i Robert Waif at It o'clock .... A fore during a world cruise, and convinced Lanz it would be wise to move west. A week after their arrival in America the Scharff and Lanz were en route to California in a secondhand Ford, and in another week tbey were in business in Los Angeles. Today Law dresses and sep arates are favorite of college girls and their elders all over America and are sold also in London, Paris, Zurich. Lucerne, St. Moritz, Am sterdam, Luxembourg, Hong Kong, I the West Indies, Bermuda and Canada. Designer for the firm is Wer- aA' hmKu A mnri fa n tkiita V 1 i nj"kt I Who'. Who in Y-Tecns" pro- ' ' 1" i..j:,7Vrm ... . , ' KIIUWU Oa ilUI IIV; V aawaaa 8riiiuriii.iii.s u.cH.- poggt , coast. Lanz fashions Tt- gram chairman. Mra. Roy Locke- uin the , braid and em nour. Featured will be Mrs Stanley ,broid toucncs tnat hive dls. Grove. Mrs. John Minto. Miss Anne . u uhed tncm and have added' Barber. Mr. Edward Lewis and i tophi(lticatfd gj,,. There is a membership of 600 girls registered in Y-Teens from the two junior and senior high schools. With such a large membership there are many girls taking part in each activity and the Y-Tecn com mittee and Y-Teen staff want to enlist the aid of mothers in formu lating program and Y-Teen poli cies. The new officers of the club in clude Mrs. Richard Petrie. presi dent; Mrs. Roy Lockenour, vice president: Mrs. Glen Wyatt, secre tary; Mrs. Robert Keudcll and Mrs. R. O. Mocn. co-chairmen of the social committee; Mrs. Edwin Keech, publicity: Mrs. Del Milne, devotions: and Mrs. John Griffith, membership. All interested mothers are invited to attend. Hobo Camp-Out By Tan Da Group Camp Fire Girls groups are be ginning to form plans for fall ac tivities. Tan Da, a group of Camp Fire girls from Richmond School, ended their summer vacation and started their fall meetings by having an overnight hobo camp-out at Breit enbush with their parents. Leader Mrs. Donald Schur held a council fire deep in the woods of Breitenbush National Forest to award the beads which had been earned during the summer. They were awarded in miniature . red checked hobo pokes tied on small willow sticks. Prizes were awarded for the best camp and cook sites. Early morning chapel was planned hostess for a coffee preceeding the and conducted on the bank of the Breitenbush Kiver cy Hooertta Randall. The Blue Angels is the name se lected by the second grade girls of Morningsidc School. President is Wendy Eislcr and other officers include Lois Drain, leader, and Debbie Drain, vice president. LYONS Mrs. Oscar Naue was regular meeting of the Lyons W.S.C.S. Tuesday morning. A busi- ! ness session followed with Mrs. Wilson Stevens in charge. Plans were discussed for the annual tamalc sale in January and the smorgasbord. Devotions were lead by Mrs. Charles McCarthy. Club Calendai Club, Monday PEO Council luncheon, Meier and Frank', 12:13 p. m Capital Unit 0, American Legion Auxiliary, Legion o p. m. Jaycee-ette at Capital City Transfer Co., 1299 Johnston St. NE, 8 p. m. West Salem Lions Auxiliary with Mrs. Emmett Kenny, Route 3. 8 p. m. Willamette Shrine, White Shrine of Jerusalem, Masonic Temple, 8 p. m. Tuesday Salem Navy Mother with Mrs. William Calon, 501 Cottage St. SE, 8 p ro. Y-Teen Mother's Club meet at YWCA, 12 to 1 o'clock. Social Afternoon Club, Chadwick Chapter OES, Masonic Temple, 1:13 dessert and cards. American War Mothers covered dish luncheon at Ben Ran dall home, 1840 West Nob Hill SE, 12:30 p.m. Art Study Group of AAUW meet at Shop 1, Parrish Junior high, 8 p. m. Eagles Auxiliary business meeting, Eagles hall, 8 p. m. Salem BPW Club, Golden Pheasant, 6:30 p. m. Wednesday Soroptimist Club luncheon, Golden Pheasant, noon. Salem Auxili7 and Barracks 113, Veterans of World War I, costume oarty, VFW Hall, 8 p.m. Sacred Heart Academy Parents Club, school hall, 8 p.m. Jason Lee WSCS Circles, dessert luncheons, 1:30 p. m. First Methodist Church WSCS, Carrier Room, noon lunch eon, program, 1:15 p. m. AAUW Arternoon Literature oroup wun airs, uewey nana, 1375 Market St. NE, 1p.m. , Cherry Court, Order of Amaranth, no-host dinner, Scottish Rite Temple, 6:30 p. m. . Royal Neighbors Sewing Club with Mrs. Paul Davies, 1670 17th St. NE, 12:30 salad luncheon. Thursday Town and Gown, Carrier Room, First Methodist Church, 2 p. m. sojourners uesseri oriage, ceiem woman s iiud, i p. m. Salem Zonta Club luncheon, Golden Pheasant, noon. Jane Jefferson Club with Mrs. Jason Lee, 2955 Argyle Drive SE, 8 p.m. Christian Service Guild, First Evangelical united ureinren Church with Mrs. Warren Pahl, 2230 Ladd Ave. NE, 7:45 p. m. Ainsworth Chapter, OES Social Club, Masonic Temple, noon. Friday Salem Woman's Club at clubhouse, 2 p. m.. board meeting. 12:30. p. m. St. Luke's Is Setting For Rites Rush Party Held By Chapter, Style Show Is a Success St. Luke's Catholic Church In Gamma Gamma Chapter of Ep- silon Sigma Alpha held a rusn nartv at the George Steinmann Woodburn was the setting for the borne. The theme was a pink party wedding of Miss Agnes Therese and everyone were something pink Danskey, daughter of Mrs. Anna j and the guests received pink ear- uansaey of wooaourn. ana wii- rings. Guests Are Welcomed By Chapter Trinity Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star met in the West Sa lem City Hall Friday with Mrs Clarence Field, worthy matron and Frank Nettleton, worthy Da tron, presiding. Special visitors honored were Mrs. R. H. Truax, worthy matron of Rhododendron Chapter, Falls City; and Mrs. George Edwards, worthy matron of Salem Chapter. Other visitors were Mrs. Vaughn Whitaker of Falls City, Mrs. Robert Zemanek of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Tetziait or iprague, Washj and Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Lessard, form' erly of Shedd. Invitations received included one to attend the reception at Hines on October 26 for the Associate Grand Patron of Oregon, Chester A. Felt; and to a reception for Mrs. Laura Bretscher, grand sec retary, at Oregon City on October 22. Plans were made for a meeting I of the bocial Club of the chapter, jwhich will be a no-host lunch at , noon on October 25 at the home of Mrs. Harry Phillips, 1565 Liberty Street N. E. Miss Kathy Wilson and Mrs. Bertha Leeder entertained with violin duets. The committee in Chflr0 InrlllffoH Mr mnA Mr. Iiran Stewart, Mrs. A. E. Ellison and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. VanWyngar 1 den. Mrs. Genevieve Olson enter tained the Past Presidents Club of the V.F.W. at her home Thurs day with a- misfit costume party. Prizes were won by Mrs. Percy Gorton, Mrs. C. E. Forbis and Mrs. Mae Wilder. At the next meeting of the Auxiliary on Oct. 28, the offices will be filled by past presidents, Mrs. Margaret Lewis acting as president. i fried Peter Wilmes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilmes of Au rora, on October S. Father J. E. Larkin performed the 10 o'clock nuptial mass. Keith Neubeuyer sang and Eugene Organ was the organist. Vincent and Johnny Pav licek were the attar boys, The bride designed her gown of white brocaded satin made with long sleeves, a portrait neckline and floor length skirt with bustle bow in back and chapel train. A crown of pearls and sequins held in place her fingertip veil. She carried a bouquet of pink baby roses and ivy. Allen Paul Danskey gaVe his sister in marriage. Mrs. John Strawn was her sis ter's' matron of honor and she wore a shrimp colored crystallette gown with matching satin sash. The bridesmaids, Mrs. Charles Danskey and Mrs. Edward Dan skey, sisters-in-law of the bride, wore mint green crystallette gowns with matching sashes. They an carried bouquets of white crvs- anthemums and ivy tied with rib bon to match their gowns. Walter Wtlmes was best man for his brother and ushers were Ed ward Danskey, Frank Vistica, Ralph Wilmes and Charles Schwartz. Mrs. Danskey chose a blue-grey dress with pink rosebud corsage and the bridegroom's mother wore blue dress and her flowers were pink roses. The Edmond Danskev home in Woodburn was the scene of the wedding reception. After a wedding trip to Califor nia the newlyweds will be at home on Route 1, Aurora. For going away the new Mrs. Wilmes changed to a grey dress with Dutch boy jacket and black and white accessories. The model meeting was held at the Larry Dixon home with Mrs. Don Wiekman co-hostess. This was followed on Saturday with a coffee at the home of Mrs. Ronald Weiba with three signing pledges, MrS. Truman Blankenship, Mrs. Doa Beck and Mrs. Forrest Marvin. The installation will be held October 23 at the home of Mrs. Jerry Bigler with Mrs. Ronald Wiebe as co-hostess. The chapter's anual fashion show was held Oct. 16 with a large crowd attending and proceeds will go to the Crippled Children's Hos pital. The affair was held at Meier and Frank's and one of the models was Miss Judith Hanson. Miss Ore gon, who is new attending Willam ette University. LYONS Mrs. Lowell Stiffler was hostess for the meeting ol the M. Patrick Altar Society. Clothing was boxed for the Bishop clothing drive for foreign relief and the balance was taken to the Catholic charities in Salem. Theodore Hoomfield Conducts Portland Symphony Orchestra TUESDAY Oct. 22 8:15 P.M. Willamette University I In jSJjw-art, h(4 in B MONDAY, OCT. 21 "A Night Out at Meier & Frank's - Salem" Special menu and dinner music, modeling, free favors for the children. OREGON ROOM, STREET FLOOR 5:00 - 8:00 t. M. IT Featured at Safeway Bkwm fn ill " " ' a a a 111 w.l mm H mm Modern Etiquette By Roberta Lee representative from the aalverslty! will be here to talk Informally to the mother .... j South bound .... Mr. and Mr, i When a man and woman are; Kenneth Mailer aad daughter. larauar, im aunnar I or li ab gele and Disneyland, where they will tejoura for the e a I g week . . . Drlviag ... to San Francisco to be married, and ootn are liv ing in a city other than their home town, should the announce ment be sent from that city or frnm rh home of the bride? A. Wedding announcements are weunesaay win oe .r. ana .Mrs. always sent in the name and from j Del Milne, who will vacation a few the home of the bride's nearest days in the bay city and attend I relatives. Q. Would it be all right for a private secretary, who ha worked with a man for five years, to give him birthday present? A. Yes. if she would like to do v. A small Item for hi desk or offce would be appropriate. The Salem Navy Mother Club will meet at I p m. Tuesday at the hinie of Mrs. William Caton. Ml Cottage St. SE. dunnp the, evening the women will pack Christmas boxes for boys oh active duty. Co hostesses will be Mrs. E. A. Boyle j ui Mrs. Clem Ohlsen. ' the closing of the opera season . . . Heading .... tor California this week wlU be Mr. and Mr. Keith Brewa, who will spend the winter at their Palm Desert name . . . tbey plan to retara to Salem for the holi day aeaioe ... . 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