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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1944)
Society Clubs and Music Miss Mary lee Fry Reveals Members of Bridal Party Her marriage .. William Earl Snell, son of Governor and Mrs. ,Earl Snell dated for Saturday evening at 8 o'clock at the St. Paul'a Episcopal church, Miss Marylee Fry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Fry, Jr., is today announcing members of her wed ding party. Rev. George Herbert Swift will be the officiating Portland Church. Scene Of Ceremony Setting March 4 for the cere mony at which Miss Frances Hope Kring. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orlen R. Kring, and 'storekeeper Second Class Elirl 'L. Malm of the U.S. navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Malm of Salem, was the chapel of the Peninsula Evangelical church in Portland. The couple exchanged their vows before an altar decorated with arrangements of white tu lips and carnations and lighted with white tapers in tall candel abra. Rev. Gerald Jcffe officiat ed at the ceremony, which was attended by members of the two families. Preceding the cere mony Mrs. Jeffe sang "Be cause." Given in marriage by her fa ther, the bride chose for her wedding costume an afternoon frock of navy blue with which she wore white accessories and a corsage of gardenias. Miss Doris Schulze, who was the bride's only attendant, wore a frock of aquamarine crepe and a corsage of pink camellias. Mr. Malm served as best man Tor his son. Following the ceremony, a wedding dinner was held at the Imperial hotel. On returning from a short wedding trip the bridegroom will return to active services and the bride will make' her home with her parents in Port land. Mrs. Malm, who is a gradu ate of Salem high school, and of Northwestern Business col lege in Spokane, Wash., is now connected with the priority of fice of the Oregon Shipbuilding corporation. Storekeeper Malm, also a graduate of Salem high school, was an employe of the Remington Rand, Inc., prior to entering the navy. Dinner Compliments Ma, and Mrs. Ullman Honoring Major and Mrs. LeRoy Ullman, of Ft. Scott, Calif., who arrive in the capi tal city Sunday afternoon for a visit with the H. G. Henderson and Percy Ullman families was the dinner for which Mrs. Percy Ullman was hostess Monday evening. Covers were placed at the dinner for Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Henderson, Ida Jo Henderson, W. J. Ullman of Paullina, Iowa, A. E. Ullman, Major and Mrs. LeRoy Ullman, Bobby and Ronald Ullman, Mrs. Eilene Wikoff and Mrs. Percy Ull- Dinner Party Fetes jMiss Marjorie Tate Complimenting their daugh ter. Miss Marjorie Tate, whose 16th birthday anniversary it was, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Tate entertained with a dinner party at their country home east of Salem Sunday. Bidden to honor Miss Tate were Miss Jean Fidler, Miss Betty Zo Allen, Miss Addyse Lane, Miss Jackie Torgerson, Miss Shirley Lukens, Miss Mar jorie Lundahl. and Miss Elcena McCune. Bound for California are Mrs. Robert Barnett, the former Bar bara Bell, and Mrs. William Reg ner, the former Lorraine Samp son, who today started their drive south. Mrs. Barnett will make her home in Carmel, while her husband, a captain in the army, is stationed at the Monte rpy Presidio, and Mrs. Regner. Vhose husband is a lieutenant in the army, is returning to San Mateo to make her home with her parents. Both have been making their home in Salem, while their husbands were sta tioned at Camp Adair. Organization Vomn at the MeCormick class of the Fim Methodist church will br entertained nt de-nert luncheon at th home of Mrs. Fiord Borers at 993 North 15th street. Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. As fllntini .ioitcM( will br Mr. Oeorie Lewis ni lira. Deral Jonc. Circle of the Women's Society of ChrlMUn Service of Jaion Lee Metho i'M ch'ircli slated for March 72. in clude Januirr-July with Mrs. Oeorie Smyth at 1100 itorth 31 u street it 1:30 o'clock. Frrua.y-Amui Kith Mr E W. Gal I . itr i 710 Hijhland avenue at 1:30 ii 'Mck or a d;ssr luncheon Marcii-aeptember with Mr. A. H. Da i Ij at -00 North 20th street at 1:30 oc'tKt ijr a destert luncheon. Aortl-Octcber with Mrs. Harrey Aston a" tWS ia: street at 3 o'clock. M.T.s'oven-.oer with Mrs. John Brtanl a ' Ntrth v.n trer at 3 o'clock. .!.inLVcember with Mr. John Bsrkr 41 1060 North i9th atreet at clock. gonad oj ' clergyman and singing preced ing the ceremony will be Mrs. Josephine Albert Spaulding. Accompanying Mrs. Spaulding will be Miss Ruth Bedford, who will also play the wedding marches. The tapers will be lighted by Mrs. James Houck and Miss Betty Simmons. Miss Fry, who will be given in marriage by her father, has asked Mrs. Boyd Brown (Bar bara Crain) of Seattle to be her honor attendant and brides- 'maids will be Miss Mary Mar Smith of Spokane, Miss Peggy O'Brien of Portland, Miss Bar bara Johnson for Klamath Falls and Miss Marjorie Englehart of Portland. Allen King of Portland will serve as best man for Mr. Snell and ushers will be Daniel Fry, III, brother of the bride, and Thomas Rothchild, Lt. Peter Smith, Bing Osborn, Wil liam Garnjobst and Stanley Durkin, all of Portland. A reception at the West Le felle street home of the bride's parents will follow the cere mony. Crescendo Club Gives Weekly Program Today Offering another in a series of weekly programs being broad cast over station KSLM Tuesday afternoons between the hours of 4:30 and 4:45 o'clock were members of the Salem high school Crescendo club. Appearing on today's program were Verne Esch, vocalist, who was accompanied by Miss Jewell Gueffroy, Miss Ruth Baine, bas oonist, and Dean Allport. Miss Baine and Mr. Allport will both appear as soloist and then will play a duet. Country Club Has Supper Meeting Wallace Road Spring flow ers and green candles centered the long supper table when Wil lamette Lodge Country club entertained with its March meeting. Committee in charge of arrangements was Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. James Smart. Five tables of cards were in play with Mrs. Charles McCarter winning wo men's high honors and A. E. Utley the men's prize. Capital city visitors Saturday will be Mr. and Mrs. William Einzig of Portland, who will be attending the wedding of Miss Marylee Fry and William Earl Snell. Lowell Fox Honored At Saturday Party Honored on his 13th birthday anniversary was Lowell Fox, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gale L. Fox, Saturday feted him with a dinner party at their home in the Portland road fol lowed by a line party. Sunday a group of relatives were present at the Fox home to help Lowell celebrate his birthday anniversary. Out of town guests present were his grandmother, Mrs. Ada Farmer, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Farmer and family, all of Portland. Junior Club Has St. Patrick's Party Woodburn A St. Patrick's Day party was that held Thurs day evening at the library club rooms by the members of the Junior Woman's club with Mrs. Freda Burt as hostess. Irish games were played and Irish songs were sung by the group with prizes in games go ing to Mrs. Wilda Hooper, Mrs. Eva Halter and Mrs. Elaine Steele, and to Mrs. Verna Heer and Mrs. lone Schooler as cap tains in a contest between two groups. Decorations of spring flowers, pussy willows and Irish colors carried out the party theme. Miss Zoa Lowthian assisted the hostess in serving. Meeting at the home of their guafdian. Mrs. F. W. Taylor, last week for a council fire members of the Luta Camp Fire group had as their guests, mem bers of Mrs. Fred Fleming's Blue Bird group. Don't let life and gayety leare you be hind! Insure your charm and personal daintineM with cooling . . . refreshing . . . delightfully fragrant CERTANE medicated douche powder. No telltale odor. Inexpensive! Ask your druggiat today for CERTANEI Uariarai Unit. Pbooe Mil From Wink, Texas, comes ! word of the birth of a daughter, I Rarharn ManHn in that rilv I March 2, to Lt. and Mrs. James I A. McKinney. The little girl's i father, who was graduated from West Point in January, 1943, and while attending West Point was a member of their football team, is a former Willamette university student. During the years that he attended Willam ette, prior to leaving for West Point, he was a member of the varsity football squad. Betrothal Told At Sorority Chapt ter-House Betrothal announcement made on the University of Ore gan campus last week-end was that of Miss Doris Adellc Chap ler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Karl A. Chapler, and Morton Clay Cole, of the United States navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Em ery M. Cole of Porltand. The news was told last Thurs day at a fireside at the Alpha Delta Pi sorority chapter 'house. Miss Chapler, a sophomore at the ' University of Oregon, is a graduate of Salem high school. Her fiance, who at tended Roscburg schools, is an air radio mate and has been at tending radio school at Corpus Christi, Texas., for the past two years. He is now in California awaiting assignment. Ahwahndah group Camp Fire Girls met. at the home of their guardian, Mrs. James Bunnell, Thursday evening. The time was spent in making wall placqucs. ... Pupils Are Guests Of Prof. Churchill Informal party was that for which Prof, avid Mrs. Frank Churchill were hosts at their home Friday night honoring Prof. Churchill's pupils. The St. Patrick's motif was carried out in the decorations for the party. Games were in play follow ing a short musical program. Assisting Mrs. Churchill were Patsy Fitzsimmons and Mary Campbell. Guests were Jean Hartwell, Joyce Gorton, Patsy Fitzsim mons, Mary Campbell, Marilyn Benson,- Joan King, Dorothy and Clarissa Caspar, Marilyn DeWitt, Marilyn and Barbara Kam and Lois Schenk. Eleanor Titus Enlists For Service With Waves With the plan of continuing her nurse's training in the navy and also to release a navy man for active sea duty, Miss Eleanor Alice Titus of 1430 North Fourth street, has enlisted in the Waves. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Titus of Turner, Miss Titus is a graduate of the Aums ville high school with the class of 1937 and for the past year has been serving as a nurse's -aide at the Salem Deaconess hospital, ... 'Victory Musicale' Wednesday Night "Victory Musicale" is title of the concert to be presented by the Willamette chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon, national music honorary, in Waller hall on the Willamette university campus Wednesday night at 8:15 o'clock with the public invited to at tend. No admission is being charged to the concert, but in keeping with the theme will be the sale of war savings stamps at the door by members of the organ ization. Included on the program will be violin, piano, flute and vocal numbers and participating in the all-student affair are Miss Yvonne Mozee, Miss Barbara Diefendorf, Miss Mary Mar garet Livesay, Miss Marjorie Duckwell, Miss Dorothy Niles, Miss Freda Bucurench, Miss Eunice Massee and Miss Louis Wrisley. Recently arrived in the capital city from New York is Mrs. Robert W. Medley. Mrs. Medley, who is at present the guest of her husband's mother, Mrs. L. C. Mitchell, plans to make her home in Salem for the duration. Lt. Medley is now in active service with the army signal corps. For ssasMBSsssssssssssai COSMETICS Flli.tt.th Arien Otllrl. St.ttrl D.fcrlt J, Rim.d.n Barb.r. ft.ala' T.rdl" M.rr'M Elm Come to I Quisenberrv's 1 ... SrA,E st. T" T , LZllCr V QTV ' C Crr rl l mPD t C - u ' LhJL l" tc 11 0 Newly Weds Complimenting M a c h i nist's Mate First Class and Mrs. Ken neth Juza, whose marriage was an event of last Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Juza enter tained with a dinner parly at their home Sunday afternoon. A wedding cake centered the large table at which the honor guests were seated and decorat ing the tables were arrange ments of daffodils and greenery flanked by white tapers. Covers were placed at the din ner for Machinist's Mate and Mrs. Juza, Mr. and Mrs. George Stinson and daughters. Carol and Mary, of Portland; Mrs. Roy O. Brainard of Reedsport, Mrs. Myra Ward, Mrs. Samuel B. Harbison and daughter. Joan, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Harbison, W. H. Shcppard and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Juza and sons, Billy and Tommy. Walter Frys Have Number of Visitors Silverton Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Fry have had as recent guests the family o their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Duke Stewart, Jackie, Julie Ann and Jimmy of Port land, and as week-end guests, the family of another daughter and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Klecn (Iwana Fry) and Erlene, and Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford Kinch and Carol, all of Portland who slopped en route home Sunday, at the Bluelakc home of the LaMont Frys, near Salem, for a visit. Arriving Wednesday at the Walter Fry home from Califor nia, is a cousin of Mrs. Fry and also of Ncls Henjum of Silver ton, George Grinde whose home is in Collon, S. D., and who is on his first trip west. He will visit old time friends living in Silverton and Salem and rela tives in western Oregon. Miss Clinton Leads Discussion At Meet Woodburn Hubbard Wom an's club met March 15 at the home of Mrs. Ethel Shrock with Mrs. Mina de Wolf and Mrs. Louise Murrell as assisting host esses. After a short business meet ing, Mrs. Ruby Murphy report ed on articles read in the gen eral Federation Clubwoman ma gazine. The remainder of the afternoon was spent in a discus sion on ''Understanding Our selves," led by Miss Frances Clinton, home demonstration agent of Marion county. Refreshments were served by the hostesses. Woman's Club Sponsor Library Benefit Tea Independence Planned for Tuesday evening at the Woman s clubhouse is annual library ben efit tea sponsored by members of the Independence Woman's club. A program of musical num bers by students at the Sacred Heart academy and Ralph Bald win and his orchestra has been arranged for the evening. On the hostess committee for the evening are Mrs. E. E. Al lison, Mrs. Nick Versteeg, Mrs. Ira Mix, Mrs. Clarence Har wood and Mrs. Joe Rogers, Jr. Entraining for the south Sun day was Mrs. Donald Plympton (Wilda Jcrman) of Portland, who will visit her father, Arch M. Jerman, in Tucson, Arizona, and her husband, who is sta tioned at Big Springs, Texas, with the army air corps. Dur ing Mrs. Plympton's stay in the south her young daughter. Sal ly, will visit with her grand mother, Mrs. Arch Jerman. ... Lebanon Announcement is being made of the marriage in Vancouver, Wash., March 13, of Miss Marian Towers of Sweet Home and Cpi. Alvin Jarvis of Camp Adair, formerly of Le banon. Women Who cw.. f nuiin U from SIMPLE Here's 0n Of tht Uti Hm Ways U Help Build Up Red Hood! You girls who auffer from simple an emia or who loae to much during monthly periods that you leel tired, weak, "dragged out" due to loir blood Iron aiart today try Lvdla Plnk ham'a TABLETS one of the greatest blood -Iron tonlea you can buy to help build up red blood to get more atrengta and energy in such caaea. Taken ai directed Plnkhim'a Tab. leta la one of the irry best borne waya to get precious iron Into the blood. Just try them for 30 dava then see if rau. too. aon c remaritarjiy benefit. Fol iow iBDei aireciiona. worm trying ' Wia Pinkham's TASiro House guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Netter last week were Miss Dolores Gunther and Miss Maryann Holmes of Pendleton. Miss Gunther and Miss Holm es are students at the Pendleton high school and were in Salem to attend the tournament. ... Leaving last week for Carmel, California, there to join Lt. de Schwcinitz and make their home, while he is stationed at Fort Ord, were Mrs. Alex de Schwein itz and the de Schweinitz' young son, Allan. Acompanying the two on their southern trip were Mrs. de Schweinitz' parents, Jus tice and Mrs. Harry Belt. ... Birthday Dinner Honors Ronald Netter Honoring Ronald Ernest Net ter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H; Netter, on the occasion of his second birthday anniversary was the dinner party for which his grandmother, Mrs. Louis Simon, was hostess at her Madison street home Friday evening. The St. Patrick's motif was carried out in the decorating of the table, which was centered with a birthday cake. Covers were placed at the dinner for Ronald, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Netter, Mr. and Mrs. William Milner, Miss Delores Gunther, Miss Maryann Holmes and Mrs. Simon. (I Miss Brown Betrothed to Sgt. Hagstrom Joining the ranks of brides elect is Miss Donna Marie Brown, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. D. Ray Brown, whose be trothal to Sgt. Roland G. Hag strom of San Francisco, son of Mr. and Mrs Lars Hagstrom of Seattle, was revealed at a tea for which her parents were hosts at Uieir home in North Front street Sunday afternoon. No date was named for the wedding. Scrolls bearing the names of the betrothed couple and tied with yellow and w'hiie ribbons were presented the guests on (heir arrival by Little Miss San dra Van Lydcgraf and Danny Keidatz. Arrangements of yellow and white spring flowers were used in decorating the living room, where the hosts and Miss Brown and her fiance received the guests, and centering the tea table was an arrangement of daffodils in a crystal bowl flank ed by yellow tapers in a crystal holder. Guests were greeted at the door by Little Miss Jean Brown, Billy Brown and Douglas Brown and assisting the hostess at the lea was Mrs. Eula Price. Mrs. W. F. Pahl, Mrs. J. G. Nash and Mrs. Lee Doerksen presided at the urns and cut- SUITS Strike a smart note in a new, wonderfully flattering suit for Easter. They're young' they're sophisti cated bright new colors. 29 75 39 7 Capilal Journal. Salem. Oregon, Tuesday, Mar. 21. 1944- ting and despensing the cake was Mrs. Jay Cook. Mrs. Reece Jones, Mrs. M. D. Cochell, Mrs. Ralph Arensincicr and Miss Dorothy Engelbart. Assisting with the serving were Miss Gladys Dalkc. Miss Betty Dowd. Miss Lucille Bair. Miss Dorothy Wohlgemuth. Miss Elvira Beh rems, Miss Evelyn Hatvcrson. Miss Jean Remine and Miss Ar dith Rcmme and passing the guest book was Miss Irene Hig gens. During the afternoon the guests were entertained by vio lin selections by Miss Jcrmond Lamkin vocal solos by Clifford Worm and Miss Connie Kellar. and a vocal duet by Miss Helen Doris and Miss Frances Freisen. Woman's Association To Hear Reports Installation of officers for the coming year and the yearly re ports of the retiring officers will claim the attention of the mem bers of the Woman's association of the First Presbyterian church at their regular meeting to be held at the church Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Officers to be installed are president, Mrs. John Harbison; first vice president, Mrs. J. C. Leedy; second vice president, Mrs. Robert Elfslrom; recording secretary, Mrs. L. L. Laws; cor responding secretary, Mrs. Otto Wilson; treasurer, Mrs. R. T. Bales; and auditor, Mrs. A. F. Marcus. 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Pre viously she was a stenographer in the office of the secretary of state. Aumsville Mr. and Mrs. Roy Glcason have as their guest (Continued on page 11) Wave, complete Op.n Thui-1aT f br 4ppninlm.nl Phone 3663 Castle Perm. Wareri TW 305 first National Bank Bids. -Sens', STS. 1
