Valentine Tea at Laricejield
Home Will Benefit Hospital
Salem Memorial Hospital Auxiliary members art buijr making
plant (or their annual benWIt tea, which will b an event of Valen
tine's Day at the new home of Dr. and Mm. Stuart Lancefield, JIM
Mulberry Drive, corner of Hansen Ave.
The Intereated public la invited to attend and calling houra are
from 1 to o'clock and the auxiliary hopes that a number of men
uiii aiimn during me lale after
noon. Prnceede derived from the
Affair will be used to equip the
new teen age ward at the hospital.
Mri. John Kolb ii heading the
directorate for the tea with Mn.
James Armpriect the co-chairman.
The chairmen are planning the
decor around an old fashioned Val
entine theme.
Mm. Yvonne Woodry is chairman
of the refreshment committee, as
sisted by Mra. Rex Adolph, Mn.
Carl G. Collins, Mrs. Robert Klf
slrom Jr., Mra. Donald Buss, Mrs.
Charles Claggett. Mrs. Earl C.
I.atourette, Mra. Jack W. Stanley,
Mrs. Bruce Crandall and Mrs. Vern
D. McMullen.
Other chairmen include Mrs. Ken
neth Muller, decors! ions; Mri. Val
H. Slnper, invitations; Mr. Wil
liam Beard, telephone; Mrs. Thad
.Moreland, kitchen, assisted by
Mrs. A. C. Haag. Mrs. Frederick
H Thompson, Mrs. Bertram L.
Trelfltad and Mm. Marsh 0. Per
kins. Oregea li a ( the states wheat
Seen and Heard . . .
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A ROUND .... of social affairs
were arranged for the pleasure of
the hop growers and their wives,
wno were in oa-g
lem inn a i
week for the an
nual convention
of tht Hop Grow
art of America
. . . . Over 300
from Ore gen
, J 1 f 1 !
jaano . ana vu
fornia regiaterj
I n a far thtt
three day aes-I ,
lion and (he ma
blue
Woman's Guild
Luncheon Set
For Wednesday
The Woman's Guild of the
First Congregational Church will , jor)iy accornp,nied by their wives the luncheon .... Mrs. Smith s
Eismann wearing a navy
ensemble with brtton sailor ....
Mrs. Cecil Weston ef Grants Pass,
who has many friends in Salem,
hoping to have time to call a few
following the convention . . . .
Others seaUetf .... Mrs. Her
man GoMhia of Silverton, wife of
Oregon Hop Growers president . . .
Mrs. Robert M. Fitzmauxice a
symphony in brown ... Mra. Con
rad W. Paulus and Mra. Werner
Brown busy chauffeur ing tht out-of-town
guests .... Mrs. Carl
Smith of St. Paul and Mra. Homer
L. Goulet, who were in charge of
meet in the Huntington Memor-
. the Marion Hotel lobby waa daughter, Mrs. Elmer Ernst, her
Wednesday, promptly at 12:30
p. m. for a coveted dish lunch.
Members of Circle 7, whose lead
er Mn. Gerald Smith, will act as
tht hostess group. Devotional
services will he In ehsrga of Mn.
Donald DeLisle.
A lecture-iccital will be given
in tht sanctuary at 2:19 p. m. by
Prof. Josef Schnelker, who has
chosen "Our Heritage in Relic
ious Organ Music" as. his subject.
Prof. Schnelker hss been on the
faculty of the School of Music at
Willamette University for eleven
years. He is also oreanist and
choir director for the First Meth
odist ChuTh. , .
Any ona who enjoys gootf'mu-
governors have officially pro-ic will be welcome to attend this
claimed February American Music recital.
Month", in honor of American com-1
posers. The "Month" is being Creative Art Group hat sche-
sponsored oy me Oregon Federa-, duled a meeting for Thursday
tion of Music Clubs, of which Mrs. ! night, Feb. 6 at the Bush House
Mary Craig, Portland, is president, st 8 p.m.
isl Social Room of the church on j packed at all times and seeming- daughters-in-law, Mrs. Gene Smith
ly the place where everyone met snd Mn. Tom Smith, noted at
and congregated before going from 'one of the tablet . . . Mrs. Gordon
one tvent to another
Highlight .... for tht women
was the lovely fashion luncheon on
Friday afternoon . . . the long,
patio at .Meier and Frank's the
setting for the affair .... ever
ISO attending with guests seated
at tables for eight .... even
the sun coming out during Jhe
noon hour and shining through the
glass windows ... a delight for
the visitors, who had aeen only
rain since arriving in the capital
the tables so spring like
Hsdley over from Independence
and wearing a good-looking honey
beige auit iitta leopard hat ... .
her husband co-chairman of the
convention . . . Mrs. Hazel Down
ing Goodman joining Mrs. Hadley
for the luncheon . . . Mrs. John
Smith. Mrs. Lamont Fry and Mrs.
Ray Kerr among others noted . . .
A banquet snd dance at the Ho
tel Marion concluding the festiv
ities Friday evening ...
IT WAS A GALA .... time In
' ,V' i r!5il. .2i Oregon's eipital city s week ago
with bouquets of daffodils nd,whe tvl0 o( the j,,,, mm
events of the winter season iook
A peddler's knowledge
of vitamins
To sum h up . . . probably zero. The professional people
who know about vitamins and nutritional, supplements
ait doctors of medicine and registered pharmacists. The
peddler's "knowledge" probably consists of a prepared
Sties talk which he memorized. Which may or may not
give you all the facts. So, don't buy vitamins or nutritional
supplements from door-to-door peddlers. Get them from,
s registered pharmacist who knows what he's selling and
t you what you pay for.
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Kt gar and celerful .... the
spring fashions wkh four of' Sa
lem's attractiva women. Mrs. May
Ion Scott, Mrs. Logan C. Berry,
Mrs: Reynolds Allen and Mrs.
H. C. Saalfeld. as models . . .
There were a few chemist dress
es and costume suits with the new
nlsrw .... For tht vouna set it
was the Coronation Ball at South
Salem High nd for nearly
a thousand other Salem citizens
it waa the Mardi Grai ball at tht
Armory
Ronaaa Holiday .... waa the
theme of the Coronation Ball
es ana costume suiis wim u new -r -- -- .--- zr --., c..w
relaxed waistline, which received V?,
and!
linen
occaaion
everyone comment
ing about the beautiful decor,
much favorable comment
then the always favorite
sheaths, casual cottons .... and j which took several days to com-
a beautiful array of apring prints pHe .... In the center of tht
for afternoon and evening wear ! hall a Romin garden scene with
. . . . gorgeous and brilliant colon six large plllart and hedges en-
vivid reds and blues, orange circling a bird bath . . . . the
ice and the traditional pastels and ; W
..,.,. th. nri. Pper .... On one wall, which
TT .Jiw iN been .painted white, were a
. z wT a J. ' , JT, huge bunches oi grapes in tne
frock ef blue and violet print chif- vitt tonM . . . . ind on the
fon with matching stole . . . an- otnfr wti t muTI of Roman
scenes of black and fold on
white . . . Ont corner of the room
was a gripe vineyard with a
white aettea and pillars topped
with clutters of grapes . . . .
(here couoles had their pictures
tiken during the evening)
plllart flanking the band stand
ana wnere aia tne piuars
Other In ihader of Ijfueand-roac
with linen sheath and overskirt of
chiffon in the same print . . .
A smat black and white pique
patio dresa banded in white pique
with bows . . . Outstanding were
the matching hats and purses in
bright colored prints . . .
Anwag the guests a four- come from? ... the students
some from Sacramento .... 1 went out and rounded up nearly
Charming Mrs. Peter Bradley, every emnty rug roll st the van-
whose spouse is president of the ous furniture stores In the city
Hop Growers of America, smart "M then painted them all
in a black costume suit .... white . , . ,
the jacket bordered in black fur The threat .... for the First .
. ... her sister, Betty Caviti, Lady of South Salem High in!
also choosing black and donning Kola against a floral back drop,
a mink stole Sisters-in-law. P"lf d hy , The ( royal
who also live next door to each 0'
., . ... , arm of their escorts to tne music
other in the capital city of Cali- rf ..prett, Girig Are Like a Mel-
mi B. afw iauciinourt ,
fornia
tmv . cssv aa va
whose husband is president of the I ,temmed red rbae .... Petite
California Hop Growers, wearing : and orettv brunette Judy Atwood
an almond brown suit with orange was crowned First Lsdy and for
ice chapeau and matching flowers the occasion she wore a becom
pinned to her suit .... Mrs. Wil- ing red ni white walu gown
li.m nmumhaiier ehie in a black .... she was escorted by her
, each carrying a long,
sheath costume with grey fox col
lar enhancing the jacket . . .
Salem Frleati .... greeting
Mrs. Howard Eismann, who now wh.
lives in Caldwell, Idaho. . . . she(made
"steady" Al King . . . Judy's
G rente, the' Ralph Atwoods, on
nd for the festivities and her
mother mora excited than she
tht announcement was
. . other parents of the
looked smart in a black suit with ! court attending as special guests.
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a white tur collar ana wnne
chapeau . . . Willa telling us their
sons. Chris and Sam, who are
presently serving in the army and I
-Wi" ! President XX
next week ... the first time ia
lg months ... Her sister-in-law
and her husband, the D. T. Eia
manns, also down from Caldwell
for the convention .... Mn.
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MONDAY AND FtlDATt
A. M. TO P.M.
V OTHER DA1TJ
:! A. M. TO 1:11.1. M.
Master ef cereaaeales .... for
the coronitlon was John Brown,
who escorted Lynn Murphy, who
wore a prettv pink snd white
Dan Moore, atudent
crown
on Judy's dark tresses .... Dsn
squiring popular Janice Phillips,
one of tht Hl-Y Sweetheart can
didates .... she wore a cham
pagne tullt gown ....
The reysl eesirt .... Susana
Martorani, a charming brunette
and exchange atudent from Ar
gentine, wearing a full length
white gown with pink cummer
bund .... Claudia Fry in a pink
and white ruffled ballerina frock
. . . . her date was Dale Drake,
popular North High basketball
player and just chosen Rotarian
of the Month .... Susana and
Claudia both named crowned
princesses .... Kennie Ruth
Carlson wearing a long, raffled
gown of rose end dancing with
Pan Ritter .... Gerry Rote don
ning whits tulle frock with
lilac aetin cummerbund . . . .
Aaseag atbere .... Princess
Sue Jackson, who was responsible
4tr Iks) aiuwiasaf ail kail tweasa4n
wa euvivMsus vetatj w as eat Uig j
stunning red gown with velveteen 1
top snd tulle, walu skirt abort In
front and longer in back . . . .
and escorted by her "steady",
Don Stuhr .... Petite Judy Ba
ker, who it being installed as
Rainbow advisor today, wearing a
turquoise taffeta ballerina gown
. . . . Pretty, titian sue Merrill's
ballerina gawn of blue with ruf
fled skirt and dancing with Ger
ome Geortien .... Diana Hrubeti
i choosing a sophisticated black
, gown for the ball ....
Officer Will
Make Visit
Alpha XI Delta alumnae will
meet Wednesday, February 8, it
tht home of Mra. John Hann, 35S
E. Hoyt St Mrs. Loran M. Thomp
son of Portland, national 4th vice
president sad national alumntt 1
director, will attend tht meeting
as a special guetL Sht will be
accompanied to S a 1 1 m by Mrs.
Eirl P. Newberry of Portland,
province vice-president.
Co-hoatewes will be Mrs. Rollin
Lewis and Mrs. John Jenkins.
Members who are new in Salem
art invited te attend tht meeting.
Parents to Hear
Science Teacher
sirs. Lena Mort, science instructor-
at North Salem High
School, will be the guest apeaker
at the meeting of tht McKiniey
Parents Club Monday night at
tht school at I o'clock, Mra. Mort
has chosen for her subject,
"Science and Your Child."
Plana will be madt for tht
club's annus) Valentine tea to be
held Feb. 1 at tht Gordon
Cooley home. Hoatesstt for tht
sociil hoar following the meet
ing will be Mra. Stutrt McGil
christ, Mn. Victor Palmtion,
Mri. Jack Tilton nd Mra. Roy
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Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., Fet. 2, '58 (Sec; IIllwf
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