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fi Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, May 21, 19-ifl rAru ievoir sjCunclieon f-ianned By Jean Taylor Mrs. Paul Hale, who leaves soon for a California and eas ' tern trip, will be honored Wed nesday afternoon when Mrs. John B. Powell of Turner and Mrs. Henry Hanzen entertain at ' the Hanzen country home in South River road, it The affair will be a luncheon, J to be followed by an afternoon of contract bridge. Covers will be placed for the honor guest, Mrs. Lloyd Demar cst, Mrs. Jerome Simkins, Mrs. Everett Crabtree, Mrs. Morris j Crothcrs, Mrs. Frank Brownell, " Mrs. Carroll Ford, Mrs. Carl I Jordan, Mrs. Lloyd L. Sanders, Mrs. Lee Thomas, Mrs. Larry J Lucas, Mrs. E. E. Boring, Mrs. Lawrence Lister of Portland, " Mrs. Dick Krcisel, Mrs. Law- rence Goss of West Staylon and the hostesses. . . . Little Tonimic Brantncr cclc J bralcd his first birthday Sat u urday and was honored at a " parly Sunday arranged by his I mother, Mrs. T. R. Brantncr. Bidden to the event were Linda Carnegie, Philip While, Wally Kidder and their mothers, Mrs. Burton Carnegie, Mrs. Ellis White and Mrs. Raymond Runly. Flora Mayfield VancouverBride Lebanon The marriage of Miss Flora Mayfield of Salem, daughter of Mrs. S. W. Sclman of Silvcrton, and Herman Rois ter of Lacomb, son of Mrs. John While of Lebanon, was solem nized at a quiet single-ring cere mony on May 9 at Vancouver, Wash. On their return to Lebanon last week the couple were hon ored at a reception and wedding dinner at the home of the bride groom's mother. Many relatives and close friends attended the affair. Among those assisting with hostess duties were Mrs. E. E. Reynolds of Hollcy, Mrs. Claud Holman of Lebanon and Mrs. Olio Schultz of Sweet Home, all sislcrs of the bride groom; Mrs. Jesse Arehart of Crowfoot, sistcr-in-law of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Hubert Pockham of Silvcrton, sister of the bride. The couple will live on the bridegroom's farm in the La comb district. la vcsville CJlib Officers The annual May luncheon of the Hayesvillc Woman's club was held at the Dairy Coopera tive club rooms. Hostesses were Mrs. E. B. Taylor, Mrs. L. Fisher and Mrs. Ralph Hcnsley and were assisted by Mrs. Wil liam Brietzke, Mrs. O. W. Gar rison, Mrs. E. R. Bcdwcll and Mrs. J. F. Dougherty. New officers elected for the coming club year will be Mrs. C. W. Garrison, president; Mrs. J. F. Dougherty, vice president, find Mrs. George Strozute, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. George Slrozule spoke on organizing a garden club for the summer months. The program committee nam rd as Mrs. J. F. Dougherty, Mrs. George Strozute, Mrs. William Brietzke, Mrs. Claude Murphy, Mrs. Claude Talmage, Mrs. E. R. Bcdwcll, Mrs. Carl Carlson and Mrs. A. F. Harvey. The membership committee will be Mrs. A. F. Harvey, Mrs. Bruce Willis. Mrs. Grace Mad riison, Mrs. A. M.. Peterson and Miss Ida Denny. The flower committee chosen was Mrs. A. F. Harvey, Mrs. E. R. Bedwell and Mrs. G. C. Farmer. Shower I'Vtos Bride-Klect Mrs. Eiifr y Uendrickson was hostess for a kitchen show er recently in honor of Miss Au drey Vauglian. Honoring Miss Vaughan were Mr. and Mrs. John Uendrickson, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Russell. Henry Gortmaker, Mrs. Jack Gorlmaker, Mrs. Elsie Papen fuss, Mrs. Jnc rapenruss, Mrs Sam Rutherford, Mrs. Frank Lukinheal, Mrs. Lyrlia Vaughan and Mrs. Emery Uendrickson. Relumed from a six weeks slay in Salt Lake is Mrs. Ray I. Crittenden. AIL-PURPOSE irJjj Household Cleanser j J c O o 1 J , J' Laab. . ) VL. Arniy Pair Lt. and Mrs. Frank A. Slefanich, married at the Calvary Baptist church at impressive April ceremonies. He is on terminal leave after tour years in the army overseas and she was recently released from the army nurse corps. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Amacy L. McCarty of Portland and he is the son of Mrs. Afines Stefanich of Roundup, Mont. (Jcstcn-Miller studio.) . Uafera-4morl, Yjauij VJurde, deride Immaculate Conception church at Shaw will be the scene Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock of the marriage of Ensign Valcra Amort, USNR, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Amort, and LI. (j.g.) Jack E. Lanier, USNR, of Alexandria, La., son of Mrs. S. L. Lanier of Alexandria. Rev. Daniel O'Conncll will of- ririntn nt the ceremony. The bride, a navy nurse, wil' be given in marriage by her fa thcr. For her wedding she hss chosen a white afternoon dress with which she will wear a white hat and accessories. Her corsage will be of orchids. Mrs. Adrian Dickson of Cor vallis, cousin of Ensign Amor', will be her only attendant. She will wear a pastel blue after noon dress with black accessor ies and a corsage of pink roses. The bride's niece, little Sherrii Amort, who will be flower girl will wear a pink frock. Serving as best man for Lt Lanier will be Ensign Amort's brother, Merrill Amort. A reception at the Waldo Hills home of the bride's parents will follow the ceremony. Ensign Amort, now on duly a", the U.S. naval hospital at Shoe maker, Calif., has been in the navy for a year. A former stud ent at Willamette university, where she was a member of the Delta Phi sorority, she is a grad uate of the St. Vincent's school of nursing and for a lime after her graduation was on the staff of that hospital. Prior to enter ing the service she was a nurse with the student heallh service at Oregon Slate college. She ex pects soon to receive her dis charge from the navy. Lt. Lanier, a navy doctor, is a graduale of the Louisiana Slate university Medical school. Now on duty at the naval hospital a'. Shoemaker he has been in the armed forces for three years. The couple will go to the coast for a short wedding trip and then will return to Shoemaker where they will make their home until Lt. Lanier receives his dis charge from the navy, after which they will leave for Alex andria to reside. Mrs. Donald McCargar, her son Larry and her mother, Mrs. George Lawrence returned Sun day from a week's visit at The Tides in Seaside and with friends in Portland. The Royal Neighbors' sew ing club will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Minnie Gregory, 7110 Thompson avenue, with a no-host luncheon at noon. Just Received Shipment of Slips by "Rythm and "Colony Club" 3.50 amer Bridge Clubs Are Entertained Several Salem hostesses will be honoring their contract bridge groups during the com ing week. Wednesday evening, Mrs. Richard Nelson will be hostess to her group for a late supper following contract play. Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Ed win Sox has invited members of her club to her home for luncheon and bridge and Thurs day evening, Mrs. James B, I Nicholson, Jr., will entertain our liuu. nuiiur guesi win ue her sister, Mrs. Clarence Ham ilton. She plans to serve a late supper to her gucsls. Tri-Y Choir Presents Concert The Tri-Y choir of the YWCA is presenting its spring concert Tuesday at the First Presby terian church at 8:15 o'clock The public is cordially invited to attend the free performance. The 25 voices are directed by Mrs. Virginia Ward Elliott There are lo be several chorus numbers. Miss Glennis Allen is presenting a group of solo numbers and the trio, composed of the Misses Glennis Allen, Bcrnicce Isham and Connie Keller, will sing. Jewell Guof froy will present several piano numbers and is accompanist for the concert. The Tri-Y choir has made several public appearances dur ing the year, singing at the hos pitals, churches and before sev eral of the local organizations of Salem. Castle Permanent Wavers 305 1st National Bank Bldg. Phone 3G63 Machine Vavc9 and Killing Kooler Waves Operators: Zana, Blanche and Ethel Phone Vour Appointments Now to4.9S The Capital's Style Center Corner Court & Liberty f ower JJc onori ee Miss Patricia Lee will be honored Thursday evening when Mrs. E. A. Byers and her daugh ter, Miss Phyllis Byers enter tain at their home in South Lib erty street. The affair will feature a kit chen shower for the bride-elect. and an informal evening. Guests are members of the force of the office of the secretary of state. Bidden are Mrs. Miller B. Hayden, Miss Edith Libby. Mrs. lone Hansen. Mrs. Louise Block, Miss Peggy Peterson, Miss Alma Keene, Miss Maxine Paulsen, Miss Lenore Beam, Mrs. Agnes Claycomb, Mrs. Ruth Beam, Mrs. Howard Blankley, Miss Mar garet McBain, Mrs. Glenn Strausbaugh, Miss Mary Huston, Mrs. Bertha Bergman, Miss Bes sie Beam, Mrs. Willard Hulburt, Miss Zelma Bush, Mrs. Linn Davis. Miss Mary Elizabeth Fos ter, Miss Evelyn Roseman, Miss Evelyn Stark. Mrs. Verdi Wal ser, Mrs. Murray Wade and the hostesses. Mrs. E. A. Byers and Miss Phyllis Byers. Independence Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Branch celebrated their 27th wedding anniversary re cently. They entertained at dinner at Leonard's Supper club in Salem a group composed of Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Robinson,, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Storey and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Girard. Mrs. Clarence Kecne of Sil vcrton will open her home to members of the Town and Coun try club Wednesday afternoon when she and Mrs. Jack Curry entertain members of the club and guests at luncheon. Mrs. Craven Presents Recital Mrs. Ronald C. Craven will present her Salem students in concert Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the Knight Memorial church. She will be assisted by Miss Ruth Bedford at the or gan and Ronald Craven, tenor. Participating will be Ronald Connoy, Robert and Janet Boy er, Carol Weinstein, Richard Hanon, Nadine and Raymond Taylor, Claudia Talmadgc, Toni DcSart, Jcrie Buddy, Jackie and Leon Andrews, Marianne Aston, Barbara Jean Smith, Al len Robbins, Vclma Dyer, Mar jorie and Arlene Bouche, Joyce Meredith, Cleta Mae and Wayne McMorris, Margaret Pardo, Bar bara Calloway, Roberta Gil christ, Vannah Holmes, Jerry Hunsaker, Elizabeth Apple, Ja nice Johnson, Marlyn Sanncrud, Lawrence Hobart and Donna Woodell. The public is cordially in vited. from Sports j4 Just a few of the many, many items lo be found in our Sports Bar ... fv4 Swim Suits Slack Suits Sun Suits Sweaters Play Suits Slacks Blouses Gay Ninety and '46 Play Suits If Jackets Aloha-land Again Open for Visitors Silverton Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Sylvester are taking advantage of the now-open civil travel to Hawaii They leave San Fran cisco May 31 for a three months' visit with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Buchanan (Miriam Sylvester). Mrs. Buchanan has been in the islands a number of years. The couple will sail on the S.S. Lurline, famous pleasure liner recently returned from war to civilian service. Credit Women Fete Guests Nohlgren's was the scene of a breakfast Tuesday morning giv en by the Salem Credit Women's Breakfast club in honor ol mo thers and guests. Mrs. Dorothy Hill presided and Mrs. William Braun responded. Speaker was Mrs. Homer Smith, Jr., who showed and discussed souveniers of Europe. Covers were placed for Mrs. F. Skaling, Mrs. William Braun, Mrs. Ethel McClay, Mrs. C. F. Valentine, Mrs. J. M. Jorgensen, Mrs. Horner Smith, Jr., Mrs. Dcssell Clarke, Mrs. Arnel Smith, Mrs. Mcdora Hyett, Mrs. Gervaise Elliott, Mrs. Rena Skaggs, Mrs. Bessie Kayser, Mrs. Betty Lou Weston, Miss Etta Sutter, Mrs." Louise Jones, Mrs. Dorothy Hill, Miss Myrtle McClay, Miss Lois Mackey, Mrs. Dorothy Walker, Mrs. Lorna Lucas, Miss Lena Blum, Mrs. Ethel Gallinger, Miss Beverly Hartzel, and Miss Estella Smith. Miss Lena Blum has invited the club to her home Tuesday, May 28 at 7:30. The West Salem Woman's club i will hold its May annual bene fit breakfast Wednesday morn ing. Members will meet at 8 o'clock in front of the West Sa lem Methodist church and will continue from there to their unknown destinations. The PLE and F club will meet with Mrs. A. W. Rockafellow, 1315 Mission street at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening. "Gfinsa) asife VACATION TOGS our 'Bar The Capital's Style Center Corner Court & Liberty JdoileAieA Mrs. Herbert L. Stiff and Mrs. Leo Page presided Tuesday aft ernoon at a smartly arranged luncheon at Normandy Manor in compliment to a group of their friends. The small tables were center ed with bouquets of Cecile Brunner roses and pink roses were arranged on the mantel. Contract bridge was in play following the luncheon, hour. Present were Mesdames George Alexander, Burton A. Myers. Merrill Ohling, W. Wells Baum, Donald C. Roberts, Arthur Knox, William J. Bus ick, V. E. Kuhn, Malcolm Page, Herbert L. Stiff, Jr., Urlin S. Page, E. M. Page, Vern W. Mil ler, Henry V. Compton, Forrest W. Brakey, Harry V. Collins, Douglas McKay, Harry U. Mill er, James Humphrey, G. Fred rick Chambers, Robert Duncan of Silverton, William L. Phil lips, William S. Cole, Francis Wade, Harry N. Crain, Roy S. Keene, Fred Stump, Wallace Bonesteele, T. A. Windishar, Richard D. Slater, Miss Dora thQa Steusloff and the hostesses. Mm : ffS Shorties and three-quarter lengths in novel ty and tailored styles. The nicest selection in Salem. Styles are both numerous and varied. You'll surely find one here at 22.50 Final Concert By Miss Melton Miss Frances Virginie Melton will present her piano students in a final concert Sunday aft ernoon at 3:30 o'clock at the studios of Prof. T. S. Roberts. Miss Melton will leave Salem the first week in June, to attend the state convention of the Ore on Music Teacher association and from there will go to Los Angeles, where she plans to establish a studio. North Spring Valley Mrs. Seth B. Dodge was elected pres ident of the Sunshine club at the meeting held rcently at the home of Mrs. Harvey McLaugh lin. Assisting hostess was Mrs. Robert Anderson. Other offi cers chosen were Mrs. Ben Mc Kinney and Mrs. Pete Willwert. No more bluing streaks Add these blue flakes when you use your regular soap No extra bluing rinse If your dealer does not have 8LU-WH1TE yet, remember it's new! Keep at Sallys for Summer Crisp, haU'-slccve suits, ideal for afternoon and then under a topper for chilly evenings. Other utility suits with long sleeves, 100 wool ma terials. They are tops, and only 22.50 to 69.75 to 69.75 Dresses . Too! Jaycee-ettes In Meeting 4 Jaycee-ettes met Monday eve ning at the club rooms in Maple street, where they did hospital benefit work. Speaker was Mrs. Esther Lit ,tle, who discussed the YW build ing fund, to which the club con tributed, as well as the cancer drive. Members present were Mrs. James Beard, Mrs. Kenneth Frad, Mrs. Judd Davis, Mrs. Keith Holcomb, Mrs. Floyd Waltz, Mrs. Elmo Lindholm, Mrs. Charles Hoover, Mrs. Don ald Cooper, Mrs. Kenneth Tor geson, Mrs. Wesley G. Goodrich, Mrs. Henry Trano, Mrs. R. F. Lockard, Mrs. Richard De Camp and Mrs. Charles A. Schacfer. AH 'J If! I MKT asking for it! Wear '0 Walk right in . . . you'll be as well dressed as the best and better than the most in a Sally's personally-selected dress. 10.98 to 39.75 STORE HOURS 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. The Capital's Style Center Corner Court & Liberty
