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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1944)
Society Cl ubs and Music Auxiliary Tea Held At Jlossman Home Attended by many Salemitcs and residents of near-by com munities was the tea lor which the Salem General hospital auxiliary, which was organized in 1929 with Mrs. W. H. Dancy as ils first president, was host at the home of Mrs. George Rossman in North Capitol street this afternoon between the hours of 3 and 6 o'clock. Devoting its energies to giving assistance to the hospital the organization has had as its pre sidents since its inception Mrs. f Fancy. Mrs. Taylor-Hawkins. Irs. Oliver Locke. Mrs T. A. j-.ivesley, Mrs. Charles A. Spra gue, Mrs. Lowell Kern, and Miss Hovena Eyre. The present pre siding officer is Mrs. William H. Burghardt. Spring flowers were used in decorating the rooms for the occasion and centering the serv ing table, which was covered with a madeira cloth, was an arrangement of pastel spring flowers. Guests were greeted at the door by Mrs. Grovcr Bellinger, Mrs. David Bennett Hill, Mrs. Custer Ross, Mrs. George H. Swift, Mrs. Daniel J. Fry, Jr., and Mrs. Taylor-Hawkins and introducing to the line, which was composed of Mrs. William H. Burghardt, Mrs. Ralph Coo Ijey, Mrs. Allan G. Carson, Mrs. fester Barr and Miss Lillian McDonald, was Mrs. W. C. Dyer. Mrs. Charles A. Spraguc, Miss Elizabeth Putnam, Mrs. Lowell Kern, Mrs. T. A. Liveslcy, Miss Rovena Eyre and Mrs. Milton Meyers presided at the urns and in charge of the dining room were Mrs. Harry N. Crain, Mrs. William S. Cole and Mrs. Paul Hendricks. Assisting in the living room during the afternoon were Mrs. Percy R. Kelly, Mrs. William Gahlsdorf, Mrs. John Humph rey, Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Mrs. Robert Craig. Mrs. Charles Heltzel, Mrs. Ray Gilbert, Mrs. E. M. Page, Mrs. W. L. Phillips, Mrs. E. T. Pierce, Mrs. Wayne Loder, Mrs. H. H. dinger. Mrs. George Riches, Mrs. Harry H. Belt, Mrs. Wallace P. Carson, Mrs. Ercel W. Kay, Mrs. Frank H. Spears, Sr., Mrs. Arthur J. Rahn, Mrs. James Linn and Mrs. George Alexander. J Those who assisted with the fc erving were Mrs. Richard Coo ey, Mrs. Ralph Purvine, Mrs. Robert Needham, Mrs. Clay borne Dyer, Mrs, Roger Ky Putnam, Mrs. Harry Carson, Mrs. A. Terrance King, Mrs. Stuart Lancefield, Mrs. Laban A. Sleeves, Mrs. Charles Wood, Mrs. Alex de Schweinitz, and Mrs. George Barnes. Mrs. Lester Barr was in gen eral charge of the tea arrange ments and working with her were Mrs. Allan Carson, Mrs. Harry Crain, Mrs. William S. Cole, Mrs. Paul Hendricks. Miss Organizations Gathering- lit the YWCA Monday' nltht for a no-hou dinner, with member ol the Delta Tail Gamma sorority a their auMts, will trt members ol the Delta Tail Gamma Mother' rliib. Headache Is A Symptom Bt J. H. WII.I.F.TT af the Capital Unit S(ota No one ever has "Just a headache." Somewhere in his or her system, hidden to all but a qualified physician, there is a cause, a reason, for the ache. And it's a physical dis ability lhat only a doctor can correctly diagnose, prescribe the remedy and thus save the sufferer from more serious complications. Perhaps no human ailment is so frequently neglected as are headaches, 'nor so unsuc cessfully self-treated. Even oc casional headaches should serve as a warning lhat something is wrong wilh the functioning of Ihe organic structure, and should result in a visit to the doctor's office for advice. Then the choice of a drug gist to fill the prescription should be a careful one. This la th. 5S8th ot a arlM ol Edi torial ad'.frtufmpnts anprarinc in Tilt Capital Journal each Friday. Willett's Capital Drug Store Cor. Slate & Lihcrty-t'h. 3118 Edilh Schryver, Mrs. William Phillips, Mrs. George Alexan der, Mrs. Wallace Carson, Mrs. Charles Heltzel, Mrs. E. T. Pierce. Mrs. John H. Carson, Mrs. R. L. Edwards, Mrs. Roy Simmons and Mrs. Wayne Lo der. a a a Entertained informally at the Delta Phi sorority house Wed nesday night with members of the sorority as hostesses were members of the Delta Phi alum nae group. a Miss Reynolds Is Married To Navy. Man Simple ceremony solemnized ; Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock in the Fireplace room of the First Presbyterian church with Rev. Henry Marcott offi ciating was that at which Miss Audreann Reynolds, daughter of Mrs. C. E. Reynolds, became the bride of Second Class Petty Of ficer Earl John Gustafson of Portland, son of Mrs. Arnold Bishop of Portland. For her marriage the bride chose a navy blue dressmaker suit with which she wore navy accessories and a corsage of or chids. Mrs. John Griffith, who was her sister's only attendant, wore a navy and while print frock with navy accessories and a cor sage of gardenias and Cecil Brunner rosebuds. Dr. John Griffith served as best man for Petty Officer Gus tafson. Immediately afier the cere mony the couple left for Port land, from which city they en trained Thursday night for Key West, Florida, where they will reside, while Petty Officer Gus tafson is stationed there with the navy air arm. Mrs. Gustafson, who is a grad uate of Salem high school, has for some time been associated with Miller's department store and was a buyer in the notions department. Her husband, also a Salem high school graduate, has been in the navy since Feb ruary, 1942. Coed Tells Betrothal To Cpl. Keenoy Betrothal revealed recently on the Willamette university cam pus was that of Miss Edora Teeter and Cpl. Michael Keenoy of St, Louis, Mo. No date was named for the wedding. Miss Teeter, who is the daugh ter of Mrs. J. N. Nicholson of Portland, is a freshman at Wil lamette and a member of the Alpha Phi Alpha sorority, Cpl. Keenoy, who expects to be sent overseas soon, attended the uni versity of Missouri. Residents of the east coast now are Lt. and Mrs. Kenneth Sherman, whose home address is Cottage Grove Court, route 1, Dyersburg, Tenn. The Sher mans will make their home in that town, while Lt, Sherman is stationed at the army air ! base there. Two Affairs Planned To Honor Listers Complimenting Mr. and Mrs. j H. Lasvrence Lister, who are leaving Salem lo lake up their residence in Portland are two affairs planned for the week end. Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hay will entertain with a dinner party in their Rose street home honoring Mr. and Mrs. Lister, with bridge play to follow. Covers will be placed at the runner lur ivn. ami ivns. ijimh. i , , Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Arens, Mr. ! hllCHflK and Mrs. F. Ivan Brown audi' 3U.U.y dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Lister Mr. and Mrs. Hay. Planned for Sunday night at the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Mer rill Truax feting the Listers is a no-host supper party with the guests to be served from small tables centered with bou quets of spring flowers. Con tract bridge will form the diver sion for the evening. Covers will be placed at the dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Lister, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hoar, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bingle, Mr. and!3'"3 c."e""B ie vig Mrs. Francis Wade and Mr. andjat Jwh,ch M,'s- Dav'd Wrht Mrs. Truax i B" Mrs' Pe'c.v B- Keiiy presiri- . led, was an arrangement ol red informal Party At Purvine Home Wednesday evening hostess was Mrs. Winston Purvine, who entertained a group of friends al a dessert supper and evening of contract bridge. Arrangements of spring flow ers provided the decorative note. Guests of Mi's. Purvine were Mrs. Oscar Paulson, Sr., Mrs. Earl Cooicy, Mrs. Herman Mil ler, Mrs. Charles Feike, Mrs. Glenn Weaver, Mrs. Calvin Kent, Mrs. Clem Clark. Mrs. Harold Shogren, Mvs. William Slater and Mrs. Ralph Morgan. Miss Hoefer to Wed Former Salem Man Woodburn Announcement has been made of the forth coming marriage of Miss Anita Hoefer, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. S. A. Hoefer of Wood burn, to Lieut. E. W. Lawson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Law son, formerly o Salem. The marriage vows will be solem nized at Albuquerque, New Mexico, May 6. Lieut, Lawson is in the army air corps and stationed at Kirkland field near Albuquerque. MONTGOMERY WARD SUDDENLY ' YOU WANT A Dinner Party Fetes j Harriett Talmadge j Surprise affair was the din- 1 ner party for which Mrs. C. Z. j A. Zander was hostess at her j home in North Commercial street Tuesday evening, feting j her granddaughter, Miss Har riott Talmadge, bririe-elecl of I Harold C, Jack of Kent City, Mich. ! Yellow spring flowers were used in decollating the dinner table, the appointments for svhich were the wedding gifts of the hosier fifty years au. Nile Benefit Afternoon tvent Event ot Thursday afternoon was the benefit bridge party for which members of the Daughters of the Kile were hosts at the Masonic temple. The rooms, where contract and auction bridge and pinochle were in play, were decorated j with bouquets of daffodils, spy raea and other spring blossoms tulips flanked by white tapers in silver holders. Assisting with the serving were a group of Rainbow girls, which included Miss Helen Paulson. Miss Aridyse Lane, Miss Carolyn Carson, Miss Car roll Gragg. Miss Marjorie Tate, Miss Elcena MeCune. Miss Betty Hughes. Miss Carol Faliin, Miss Norma Miller. Miss Carol Mil ler. Miss Marian Bums, Miss Betly Lon Jones and Miss Bar bara Ki"etz. Prizes in contract bridge play were won by Mrs. A. I. Eoff. Mrs. Guy Hickok and Mrs. Louis Lorenz: auction, Mrs. E. Zim merman; and pinochle, Mrs. Maude Armstrong and Mrs. Grace Clark. Other prizes went to Mrs. Neil Craig, Mrs. Charles Clarke. Mvs. George J. Avens, Mrs. Irwin Harris, Mrs. John Barker, Mrs. Verne Ostrander and Mrs. Wayne Pettit. Lebanon At the evening meeting of the Garden club held at the cify hall Monday, Mrs. C. H. Lindeman led a discus sion on "Trees and Shrubs in Western Oregon." Finai plans were made for the rummage and plant sale to be at the IOOF hall April 22. 'Alayme Royer s Married AtBandon tes Mt. Angel Holy Trinity CaSholie church at Bandon, Ore.,! which was deccrated with ar- ' rangement of luljp. s)Dt.SiS snaodraeons and lilies. Thursday morning at 10 o'clock was the setting for the marriage of Miss Mayme Roj'er, daughter ol C. Hoyer of Bandon, and St. Clarence J. Ebner, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Ebner ol Mi, Angel. Rev. Daniel Keiiy celebrated the nuptial mass and ollicialed at the double-ring ceremony. Miss A. Wjlson, organisi, play ed (he wedding marches. The bride, who was given in marriage by her brother. Charles Raver, wore a gown ol white taffeta modeled on princ ess lines with shirred bodice and sleeves. Her lace edged veil was caught with orange blos- e carried a bouquei and gardenias. M,ss Gladys Domnng.n,. the bndesmaid wore a pastel green gown with hat of gardemas, and cameo ww,e luups. Johnny Libby of Banrion was ring bearer. Rosalie Howanies was the flower girl. Albert Ebner of Mi. Angel served as best man lor his brother. i The breakfast following the; services was held at the Ban- i don hotel with covers placed for the wedding parly and im mediate relatives. A reception was held at the home of the bride's brolher-in-Jaw and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. C. Cackler. after which the couple left for a short wedding Irip. A reception honoring the young couple will be held on Sunday afternoon at Ihe home of the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mvs. G. D. Ebner. Relatives present included Mr. C. Royer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rover and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. C. Cackier of! Bend. Sirs. N. Robins of Eu gene, Mrs. G. D. Ebner, Mr. andi Mrs. A. A. Ebner, Mrs. William Boyer and Mr. and Mrs, Jos eph Wavva, all of Ml. Angel. Rev. Father John and Rev. Dan iel Kelly, both of Bandon were guests at breakfast. ave, complete Phnn 3fi6S Castift Perm, Wstct j SOS rirst Natkinat e&nk 01dc. Journal Want Ads Pay 2.98 So fiatreriftg on hrignf ummer oyi , . . th cool, y-thadovring brim of a (ovly lightwaiiohi 1ro. Choosc your Utm our Jorge collection of Catobloncoi, new coolie ecowm, ever- popular fiat crowns ... in block, brown, novy, violei, )oo1, rd, (iml Goily colored fti, loo) Salem Writers' club met'CapilaJ JoutobJ. Ssirm. Orpcnn. Friiiav. Aarii 21. 1M S ! Wer erinrsriay evening wilh Dr. Mary Rowland, Miss Edna Gar-; s;ster 0t the bride, who w iwr Oiivorr Pis, JV., 'fWd, Mrs. Jessie Singteton and onv alu.nrs3n), wore a Sown "vefs rtOft U in ftef , Mvs. Biaivthe .Sows reariins or- i shell uink lace will) a iraui- P Orty 10T Tonight f iginal compositions. A guest i font twt skirt, and carried a! Celebrating their "SVsh wed I " tto K P. bouquet of carnations. i Hj imnrvcrsatv a! a 4ttec j '"""'"" as oeenj r'"'lv?d t,,,e of ,,w marriage ( o Lvcic c-sie to Ms:41e Sm)i" I i "-"" of the Chimes. Miss Helen Nye Bride Of Perry Ciipfett Lynns Lyons Melhoiiisi churrh was Wednesday nieht the scchc (if the weckimg t Miss Helen Nye. daughter of Mr. aod J Mrs. Ha.v Nyr of SlaySon anil j Pvt. Perry C)iu!e!!, son at Sir. atid airs. George Ciiofei! of! L.vons. Rev. S. A. Huork reaii ! ijie riles before an arch oj Kfeettery, t?ear hiassoms atKi ) wiid eurraiU. j Pt'ceeeT the ceremony iliss j Marie ami Miss Fevw N.ve. sis-1 irrs of fhc bri()e. ilghled She! !a?er Miss Kvoiyn Clipteli, sis- ter of the groom, soloist sang j Schyw of wjl) cj, iaYeA )hJ wcddi msf. wiss Eve!vi, jciisJ(!!i Thc L(mJ,.; Trayer ' as the benediction. j The bride, given in marriage j by her father, wore a white j sovn with iace bodice and net j skirt over saYm Willi long veil. ! She carried a shower bououet of i pink and white carnations. i Miss Marion Nye Df Si ay t on, i SEE RISE STEVENS IN PARAKOUNT'S "GOlflG MY WAY" !f?s eusy, Hise imew . WIS' I Ml III all at I I laWtalMaliiiimi"' ' II Ma nil 'llllBl V. T '-T r'aT n nuamaaailwal Wj A iffy xeai high C, RISE STEVENSi Tltsnk thing I can't see is why bail cup of M.J. B, WEt Ah, ss you've made t . Sifa t y g., .'..vJLa,' aTriLUMiiiiii 1 1 -, 1, tiai rn . . . j RISEt But the tenor was fiat ami that mafic me so bitter l'i tkt to mjfcc some ban1 toffee for him. WEt Be ftrgiring-, Mht $?twi. Smt )! M. j. B. Hi- it be so pltnitu fx it m ilt t a, f , . i lay i J Iva" Da' Has !i," '"an- Following the wrrmDny a re - ccptiou was held in the church uar!ifs. The bribe's cake vwts j b. Mvs. iv,m Day ami pte. siding sf ihe punch bow! iiwci Mrs. J. A. Haurk ai Mrs. Cat!' ofhtr spring Siowers will pro Reid. j vide llie decorative (tnte far th SaSurrisy Pvt. Ciipfrii wjSJ '. tWe tw! the rooms. An tt reiurn ! "Texas where he is s!a- j "ins til vavri pia.v viij foiiow. tintied ttte ntfidaiicc tiat- ' Covers wii! be placed al Ihs ( ln of e l-th avmoveri riivi ) nn- Mitt Steiens. yo. lite oniy t can't make a itate sj otr siegttn! mi aaf Jt ML-. W . Hi W J Ifci ' flr M MW Stf A' W memm wwfi If : - j "a"y ' which they have invited ., a Sfoup of (heir ft vend io their i home in Jefferson street ihil i 'v8 be Dr. and Mrs. tfioen J. uver Arrangements of iiiars snrf d'uiiier far Dr. and Mrs. Charles fConlinnerf on page 9 RISE: Yes, I have. But I Sidl want to know why. Ws 's fatniisi tif N.J.K 'j thahfa htifirfing urni rix lxr mast, Smg or tak, mfjift iiitsdt mth M.J.B. flt 4f bitur. RISIj 5 get it. M.j.B. is barmonious witb any laMt'. WE: Right.' I: tttidtt xfse thttt win eiery tne uhtn wdrnary core h xief. tow p!ikeiS rf.i), r-try j.v t,( M. j.K s gir)ym ,,iih't yiur mmf htitk j it as i btst. J- AY M ODD C:itft , ' " ontgomeryWard 1SS X. J.lherty rhunt 3131 "YOU CAN MAKE A BAD CUP
