TK OREGON STATESMAN, Solent, Oregon. Wednesday Morning. February 13. 1946
PAGE THREE
Mary Eason
Married in
Islands
Mr. and Mrs. David Kaaon are
ttxlay announcing the marriage
of their daughter, Mary, to f'apt.
Murray. Cameron, son of Mr. and
Mr. Murray Cameron of Lci
Angeles. The wedding took place
in Honolulu on December 3. .
Mrs. Cameron on February 1
-completed her work with the
Red cVoys. She has been an as
sistant in that organization for.
the past tun years, for a year in
San Francisco and a year at
Hickam Field, Honolulu, with
the overseas ui.it.
Captain Cameron is with the
sir forces and now stationed at
Hickam freld. They will remain
in the Hawaiian islands for an
other six months or year.
Letter Carriers'
Wives Meet-'
The National Association of
Letter Carriers auxiliary held
their monthly meeting at the
Ma flower, building on Moiutay
night. Mrs. Robert "Wagers
v.as named 'secretary and Mrs.
Meh in Scott.; Mrs. Roy Yjing
nd Mis. Robert Garrett on "the
committee to make plain for a
raid 'party to 'j Vi.tr funds for
the- auxiliary. ;
J-ater the Letter Carriers and
the auxiliary joined for refresh
ment. Present were Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Rocks, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Wager. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Kenagy, Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Rlackman, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce- Rothrbtk, Mr. and Mrs.
Harmon Garrett, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Yung. Mr. And Mis. Dick
Noll, Mr. and Mis. Charles Wil
fon, Mr. and Mis. Mrlvin Scott,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garrett,
Mis. M.llard Doughton', Mr.
Frank Baker, Mem Pearce, Wal
ter Baily ind John Frenk. '
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AU FSICIS INCIUM 20; HO. TAX .
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Society . ...Clubs
Music ... . . The Home .
i : " si k
Maxine Buren ! Jerym English
Wonxn'i Editor .; ewcittjr Mitor ' -
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To Welcomed
Ex-Wave ' .
Mrs. Glenn Stevenson" hag in
vited a group of 35 to art eve
ning party to be given as a
'welcome home" for her sister-in-law.
Miss Helen Stevenson,
"The honor guest was released a ;
Jew weeks ago from the WAVEs.
" The party, beginning 'at 8
o'clock, will be informal," with ;
refreshments served late "in th
. evening. It will be at the Ste
phenson home, 1875 Market st. '
Deaconess Tea
Plans Complete.
The Deaconess hospital auxil
iary at its regular meeting in
"the dining -room of the hospital
Monday afternoon voted to pur-
chase a steam table for the hos
pital as its next project. This
would enable food to be served
hot to the' patients in every part
of the hospital. Miss- Geraldine
Kem, dietitian, talked about the
use of the table. Mrs. Mayme
Hill presided over the business
session in the absence of the
president, Mrs. L. F. Heuper
roan. The Rev. James Scott,
pastor of the Church of Christ,
brought the "devotional message.
During the social hour refreshments-
were served at tables
centered with bouquets of vio
lets and daisies. Mi?. Frank Ji
rak and Mr. O. A. C'ondit were
the hostess committee.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. R.
F. Polanski, 1595 Berry st will
be the scene of the Valentine
tea sponsored by the auxiliary
of the Salem Deaconess hospi
tal Thursday afternoon. Calling
hours will be from 2 to 5 and
. the public is invited..
Mrs. H. P. Toevs will arrange
the tea table which will be cen
tered with a large crystal bowl
of 'red carnations, guarded with
ltd tapers. The table cloth will
be white lace.
Presiding at the tea urns will
be Mesdamcs A. H. Wilon, Klo
ny Smith, James Brand, David
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A. Elaborately mount. d 'j
carat c.nt.r diamond with
Id diamonds. $300
value, $243. Three-diamond
band . . . $73 value,
$1.
SET-$304
7
C rarot center diamond
with tide diamonds in fish
tail mounting. $ 1 40 volwo,
$114. Diamond set wed
ding ring . . . $7 vlu,
$3.
ST-$177
Eason, iA. V. Metzger and C. W.
Stacey.! i f ' f ; " ;-f
Assisting in the- dining room ,
will be Meidamei W. Frank
lin, P. W. Geiseri W. E, Seam
ster, Stanley Blume, ;' W, IL
Barber and A. i G. McGuire.
Mesdames L. F Heuperman, . '
Mayme Hill. J. H. Wiens and F.
F. Wedel will Jgreei the guests
and invite them to the tea ta
ble. : : 'j i:;
Music- during the. afternoon
will be furrfliihed by Mif Dor
othy Polanaki on the .violin, and
Mrs. Sam Keufeldt on the vibra
harp. Mrs. R. N. Ermel and Mrs.
Lee Doerksen will present a
group of vocal selections.
Large Crowd at
Convention' 1
A large number of out-of-town-guests
were, in Salem 'on
Friday for the American Legion;
ind auxiliary convention. The.
womep's sessions were held in
the Salem Woman's clubhouse'.
Mrs. Fred Siefert of Newberg,
district president, presided at
the business session after being
introduced by Mrs:. Austin Wil
son, Salem president.
The Dayton and Woodburn
units were awarded first place '
' m membership increase. Mrs.
Earl Templar of Brookings, state
, president! outlined department
plans for the year and an- '
; nounced the state convention
for Medford in July. Mrs. Leon
; Brown, L Salem, Vice-president,
announced present district mem-
' bership as 1446.!. .
Among the r announcements
made during the report of vari
ous committees were: Girls State
planned for Silver Creek to ac
commodate 105 girls; a "tiny
tot" membership plan; that 105
veterans are making poppies for
the annual sale, each receiving
$20 per thousand. ;
A banquet was given at Le
gion home in the evening.
Miss Benroth "
Feted at Party
' Miss Florence Behtroth, whose
marriage to Ralph BurrougH of
Portland ; is to be an event of
March 9, was the inspiration for
a shower Thursday night when
Miss Maxine Moses and Mrs.
Charles Boelens entertained at
'. the former's apartment in the
Roberts.
Two contests were staged arly
in the evening with prizes going
to Miss Bentroth and Mrs.l Wil
liam C. Cook. ;
The honored guest received
gifts arranged in the "pot of
gold" 'at the foot of a large rain
bow. i '
At a late hour refreshments
were served to the following:
The Misses Audrey Vaughan, Hel
en Riiettgers, Laura Yantls, Mrs.
William C. Cook, Mrs. Stanley
E. Neuery, Mrs. Maurice Ram
sey, Mrs Leslie Finegan, Miss
Behtroth and the hostesses.
Shower Given for
Bride-Elect if
. Girls from the ,high school
group of Jason Lee churgh gave
a shower on Saturday afternoon
from 1 to 3 o'clock :for Miss Ar
lene Theodorson, who will marry
Robert S, Schuld soon. l
Games occupied Uie girls dur
ing the afternoon, and at the
refreshment hour, decorations in
cluded colored umbrellas placed
around the punch bowl, i'
Those at the party were Mrs.
William T. McKenny; Miss Ina
M on row and the Misses Judy
Dean, Rena Theodorson,, S Mary
Ellen Pantrasy, Joy Aston,- Na'ncy
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Lincoln Day
Program
j
An Abraham Lincoln' program
will be presented by Salem Toast
mistress tonight following the 6
o'clock dinner meeting at the
Quelle. This is the first program
in the new series and is the
first one built around a single
.theme. ;
Mrs. L. O. Arens, retiring,
president, will be toastmistress.
Speakers and their' subjects will
be "Lincoln the Lawyer," Grace
Bottler; 'Lincoln the Story Tell
er," Isabel Childs; "Newspaper
Comment on the Gettysburg Ad
dress,' Marguerite G I e e s o n;
"Mary Todd Lincoln," Mrs. Sal
ly Cleaver; "Abe-Lincoln, 1946,".
Loretto Friderich.
The report on the Interna
tional 'Tpastmfstrexs conference
in Portland to which Toastmis
tress club members were invited
guests, will be given by Mrs.
Rajrmond Walsh. Ada Ross will
b general critic for the evening,
Mrs. -Hat Reeves will be table
.topics chairman and Mrs. Estil
Brunk timekeeper. . .
Rites Performed
At St. Mary's
MT. 'XnG'EL Miss Ahgela
Bielemcler, daughter of Mr..
Peter and the late Mrs. Biele
meier, became the bride of Law
rence Schiedler, son Of the late
M,r. and Mrs. George Schiedler
of Gervais, Satutday morning,
February ; 9, at 9 o'clock at an
impressive ceremony in - St.'
Mary's church against a setting
of yeHow and whifje snapdrag
ons and daffodils, bouquets and
baskets of which decorated the
high altar ar.d sanctuary.
The Rev. Damian Jentges of
. ficiated at the r uptial high mass.
Miss Helen Keber presided at
the organ and St. Mary's choir
sang with Miss Pauline Saal
feld singing the solos. Jack and
Tomrty Schwab, cousins, served
at . the altar.
The. bride wore' a princess
model of white satin with in
serts of Frsnch lace, with long
pointed sleeves and full train.
Her floorlength lace-edged veil
was caught with a coronet of
seed pearls and she carried a
shower bouquet of yellow roses.
She also wore a strand of pearls,
the bridegroom's gift and carried
a silver royary, a gift of Mrs. Ed
Bielemeier. .
Miss Irene Eder of Gervais
was maid i of honor and Miss
1aura Schwab was brido-maid.
They wore identical dresses of
white motre with draped fitted
bodice and full skfrt with a
bustle bow and a white Mary
Stuart headdress with shoulder
. veil. They carried nosegays of
yellow rose.
Little Judy Ficker was flower j
girl and was adorable in a long
pink taffeta frock and Juliet cap :
of lattice work and a .shoulder
veil. She tarried a nosegay, of
pink rose3;
Clem Schiedler was best man !
for his bijothcr and. Edward!
Bielcrneieri was ushr.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schwab
were . host4 to the bridal party j
for breakfast with Mrs. E. P.
Scharbach i serving.
The wedding dinner was at the
Mt. Angel: hotel. Appointments
were in pink and yellow and
Miss Maxine Gilles and " Mrs.
Ernest Walker served.
The reception followed at the i
Iegion hall. Serving were Miss
Gertie,, Miss Rita and Miss Em- 1
ma Eder and Miss Catherine ;
Bielemeier ; of Gervais,. and Mrs.
Ed Booth of Salem.
After a honeymoon to Miami,
Fla., Mr. and Mrs. Schiedler
will make their home in Wood
burn. For going away the bride
chose a -gold color dress, ur
coat with brown accessories and
a corsage of rosebuds.
Ringland fcnd Arlene Theodor
son. .
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CLUB CALENDAR
HFDNrSDAY
Woman's society of Christian
.Srrlce. Jason Ltr Methodist
iluirch. II am. businag meet
ing, 12;30 luncheon.
South Salem Friends cliurrh
mtsionarv society with Mis. F.
A. Elliott, U0 N. Summer It,
8 o.m.
PI.K and F will meet with
' Mrs. Earl Bulk. Wednesday even-
inf with a pot-luck itupper at
6 : at 640 Edsewater.
Royal Neiffhborii Sewine cluW
with Mn, Josephine Quamir.e.
1299 Saginaw St.. no-host lunch
eon at noon.
St. Mark's .Lutheran church
guild tea at the church. I p.m.
West Salem Woman's club,
city halt. 2 p.m.
First Methodist church circles
t;IS p.oi- WSCS executive board,
9:45 a.tn.. Carrier room.
A A U W. Wednesday afternoon
literary groiro wiUi Mrs. Djck
Meyer, 944 Belmont st., 1;J5 des
sert luncheon
THI BSD AY .
Sojourners club, luncheon, 1
p.m. Woman's clubhouse.
St. Joseph's Mothers Club,
Valentine party, schoolhous.
Pt Beta Phi alumnae" with Mrs.
C A. Sprague. 423 N. 14th st.,
rt.m.
DeMolay mothers luncheon, 13
o'clock at Masonic temple.
. Degree of Honor, pjn Wom
an clubhouse,
t it IDA Y
Social meeting, DA V, public
card party, Salem woman's club
house. Woman's auxiliary. St. Paul's
Episcopal church, no-host lunch- "
eon at the parish hosc at 12:30
p.m. "
Church Dinner
Is Tonight.
The dinner which is sched
uled for the First Congrega
tional church tonight is replac
, ing the regular monthly meeting
of the Woman's guild. Members
of' the evening Mayflower guild
are to be in charge of the no,
host dinner. Families and friends
of the church are' invited,
There will be nursery care for
the children during the program
which follows the 6:30 dinner.
The program w-ill include a short
film "We too Receive." A talk
will be given by the Rev. Wes
ley Nicholson.
f
Film to Be Shown
Church Women
"The StOry of Bamba" a three
reel film will be shown at the
meeLing this afternoon at 2
o'clock, of the AVom.ih's mission
ary society of the First Presby
terian church. The film tells the
We are forced to make more room during this remodeling sale. We
are now offering for final disposal all short lines and all odds and
ends at a fraction of the original price.
One (iroup All Wool
SWEATERS cfl
All Wool
Shoulderelles
Ferjular 3.98
Raincoats
Jackets
One Group,
2i.95 to 12.50
All Sales Final
No Rrfmnls
No rXrhanges
II
Coats
Bodines to
Be Guests
A group of friends w ill act as
hosts to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bo
dine of McMinnville, at a dinner
at .the home of the Wendell
Webbs on South High street
Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Bo
dine are leaving soon to live
in Webster City, Iowa.
Others who will come - over
from McMinnville for the .eve
ning are Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bo
dine and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Marsh. The table will be set
for 16
Mrs. Paulson
YWCA Head
Mrs. O. I. Paulson was elected
president of the Salem YWCA
on Tuesday at the February
meeting of the board of direc
tors to succeed Mrs. Frank
James; who served the past year.
Other officers chosen include
the following: Miss Isabel
Childs, first vice president; Mrs.
C. W. Parker, second vice presi
dent; Mrs. B. F. Williams, treas
urer; Mrs. Blaine Brown, re
cording secretary; Mrs. A. A.'
Schramm, corresponding sorrc- .
tary. Mrs. Guy Hickok made the
nominating committee's report.
Committee chairmen for the
new year, as announced by Mrs.
Paulson, will be the following:
Mrs. -Claude Glenn, member-
ship; Mrs. - Wallace .Carson,
hdfise; Mrs. Carl Booth, person
nel; Miss Helen Yockey, fi
nance; Mrs. G. A. Reeher, .
younger girls; Mrs. A. A.
Schramm, young adults; Mrs.
Earl Barham, social; Mrs. Guy
Hickok, nominating;- Mrs. Robert
M, Fischer, jr., publicity; Mrs..
l W. Parker, camp; Mrs. Frank
James, volunteer persorrnel.
ktory of a young African witch
doctor's assistant who became a
medical worker under Christian
missionaries.
Mrs. Chester Hamblin will lead
the worship. Mrs. W. M. Thome
will be in charge of a pre -prayer
service at 1:30 p. m. Special
music Is planned.
Rebekahs Invited
To Convention
Mrs. Ralph Hornaday, noble
grand, presided at a meeting oi
the : Rebekahs. Monday. Colum
bia lodge of Portland invited
members to a district convention
to be held in that city on Satur
day. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hun
sdker and Mrs. Eva Martin ex
tended an invitation to member?;
to "the Hunsaker home on Sun
day, February 17 for a reception
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Dee
Himcs, who are celebrating their
,10th wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Ralph Da MeU became, a
member by deposit of card and
Margaret Sisk, "Rhoda Nader-
man, La Ver Applegate, Melva
Byrkit, Joanne Linheit and
Vinnie Tucker became members
by initiation. The Three Links
club will have a plant and bulb
. exchange at the next meeting
February 22. Mrs. Ralph Chaf
fee from Canada' spoke." Visitors
were present from Mill City nd
McMinnville. "
VFW Auxiliary
Takes Members
Marion auxiliary, , Veterans of
Foreign Wars, met Monday at
VFW hall. Mrs. Virgil Bo! toil
presided.
Initiation was held for Mi
Helen ferkins and Mrs. Maxine
Church. Mrs. Lena Morrison
was taken into membership by
transfer from Norfolk, Nebraska
District President Mrs. Alvm
Strayer announced a district
meeting for March 15 at 8
o'clock at the VFW hall.
The auxiliary will give the
proceeds from . the Saturday
night dances during the month
of March to tho state depart
ment of' the Veterans of-Foreign
Wars - for rehabilitation: Mn.
Joan Davis was a gucj-t'from
Seaside. '.
An investigation committee
was apppTn.tecT to . serve un' il
April consisting of Mrs. Hazel
Case, chairman, Mrs. Joan Hunt
and Mrs. Gertrude Beall.
Mrs. Eva Boland, Mrs. Stray
er and Mrs. Amelia Bolton will
attend u b:infuet at the Marion
hotel to be given by the Feder
ation of Patriotic Orders.
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