Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, June 21, 1946, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textfi Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday. June 21. 1946 ane Aclou JlonorS ! ounger Set , By Jean Taylor Smart event of Saturday eve J ning will be the informal party i with which Miss Jane Acton, ' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul ! Acton, will entertain at her parents' home in Hansen street. ', Guests will be members of i the Salem younger set, many of "whom have been away at school. The hostess will serve a dessert supper at small tables centered i with bouquets of spring flowers and following, guests will en Joy an informal evening. Bidden to the event arc Miss . Betty Zo Allen, Miss Pat Brown, Miss Carolyn Carson, Miss Con nie Cocking, Miss Margie Co oley. Miss Edith Fairham, Miss Darlcnc Gardner, Miss Janet Kirk, Miss Addyse Lane, Miss Betty Manolcs, Miss Mary Lou McKay, Miss Roberta Meyers, ; Miss Elizabeth Nelson, Miss Hel en Paulson, Miss Jean Swift, Miss Helen Sheperd and Miss June Young. 3ovmei' Salemile Seallfe (J3ritle From Walnut Grove, Minn., comes news of the marriage of Miss Deloris Converse, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Converse of Walnut Grove, to William Claude Faulds, USN, which took place June 7 in Se attle. The bride and her parents are former West Salem resi dents, having moved east in March of 194S. The rites look place at the Methodist temple in the Univers ity district. The couple was at tended by Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jones of Omak, Wash., brother and sister-in-law. For her nuptials, the bride wore a gun-metal colored suit with white accessories and a corsage of red roses and white carnations. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Faulds of Seattle. He is now stationed at San Diego where he is a baking Instructor. Mr. and Mrs. Faulds will make San Diego their home. A wedding dinner followed ttie marriage ceremonies. Lions Officers Are Installed Silverlon Mrs. A. L. V. Smith, state president of the Lions auxiliary and a local mem ber, was Installing officer for the new officers. Wednesday evening in a joint ceremonial with the officers of the Lions elub at the club rooms. Mrs. Cliflon Dickerson, slate assisted Mrs. Smith. Mr Toclnr Hnhlm. t.rill us president lor me coming year, Mrs. Clif Almquist vice pres ident, and Mrs. John Becker, ecretary-lrcasuror. Gifts were presented the retiring president, Mrs. Maude Price, and the re- ' tiring secretary-treasurer, Mrs. R. M. Gallon. ' Burr Miller of Salem was In stalling officer for the men. 'liidurted were Robert Miller, president: F. M. Powell, first Vice president; Clint Welby, jpc ,ond vim? Olnm Lnrsnn sprrp- 1ary; Gene Smith, treasurer; Ir.Tack Spencer tail-twister; -tteorge Christienson and Ralph Adams new members of the ex ecutive board, and Cliff Dick erson the hold-over member. A lale supper was served by tne auxiliary. Woodburn To Mr. and Mrs. George S. Mcscrve (Kathleen 'Donnelly) a son, George S. Mes erve, Jr., June 11 at St. Aug ustine, Florida. First child. Grandson of Mrs. E. S. Donnel- Woodburn To Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sowa of Woodburn, a son, June 15, at the Salem Deacon ess hospital. Grandson of Mrs. Paul Sowa of Woodburn. Guest al the home of Miss Elizabeth Putnam and George Putnam Is their niece, Mrs. Ken neth Walkey and her daughter, Marilyn, of Pacific Palisades, Calif. The Califomians expect to spend part of the summer with the Putnam. The " ALL-PURPOSE tnSS&B Household Cleanser JSjb7 ..w 7 "tf - I 5 it.fi : 4 1 " l lX V ' 4 J f A 1 " ' II vi ! to ,Ji fri H i r :f 3 ' I M - ! 1m 4 ' - n : : Wedding Pair Captain and Mrs. Ray J. Fitz, whose marriage look place June 11 at SI. Joseph's Catholic church with a break fast following at the Marion hotel. The bride is the former Roscmarie Becker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Becker. Her husband's parents are Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Fritz of Billings, Mont. They will live in Billings, where he is a pharmacist. (Bishop Moderne studio.) Taylor Home Dinner Scene The home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Taylor wa.: scene recently of a family gathering honoring their d a n g h I e r-in-law, Mrs. Robert C. Taylor and her young son Bobbie, who expect to leave in early July to join her hus band, Lt. Taylor, stationed in Frankfurt with the 97 General hospital. Present for the family affair were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd D. Rcilly. Patrick and Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Ritchey, Mrs. Rhea Miner and Miss Mar gie Miner, Mrs. Georgia E. Tay lor, Jim Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Taylor. Arriving in Salem this week from San Francisco was Mrs. George McKenzie, who is the guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ora McKenzie. Portland visitor for a few days is Miss Nellie Schwab. NO COVER CHARGE No minimum charge; no admission charge at any lime NORMANDY MANOR Salem's Gayest Night Rendezvous Dance to the Music of Earl Whitney's Orchestra THE KINKST IN FOODS, STEAKS AVAILABLE I'hnne early for reservations, 55S5 GLEASON'S I 'Frosted Foods I'houe 8 Ml I M. V. (ileason 280 North FROZEN FOODS For your Hot Weather Needs Roasting Chicken Green Means French Style .... 2i)e Grapefruit juice 23c ORANGE JUICE Me TANGAUINE SEGMENTS 23c GRAPEFRUIT SEGMENTS 33c Complete Line of liirdseye and United Growers Frozen Foods Delicatessen liuilt'd I lam Deviled Eggs Jell,, Salad l.unrh Meals All Types Cheese Roast Chicken ? .H ?, t'J 'Dessert Bridge ! Feres Visitor Miss Elise S. Schroeder en tertained a group of her friends Wednesday evening with an in formal dessert supper honoring Mrs, Jack Beal of Riverside, Calif., niece of Miss Eleanor Stephens, who is visiting in the capital. Following dessert, guests played several hours of contract bridge. Covers were placed for Mrs. Beal, Miss Stephens, Mrs. Kenneth Hanson, Miss Edith Kyle, Mrs. Marie Kohthagen, Mrs. Alan Siewert, Miss Beth Siewert and the hostess. Hostess Wednesday afternoon was Mrs, Elmer Berg who in vited to her home the Salem alumnae members of Pi Mu. Served was luncheon and fol lowing was an informal after noon. Covers were placed for Mrs. Leonard Wood, Mrs. Carl Weigcl, Mrs. Leo Maxwell, Mrs. Lewis Ross, Mrs. Robert M. Fischer, Jr., and the hostess. FROZEN FOODS & DELICATESSEN for Finer Flavor' front Salem, Oregon Jettic Mae (ileason ant Do WJ On Ifllontlaij. Miss Elizabeth Mae Grant will become the bride of Gordon A. Krueger Monday eve ning, June 24. She is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Grant. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold A. Krueger. Their rites will take place Monday at 8 o'clock at the First Methodist church, with Rev. Jo seph M. Adams officiating. Giv en in marriage by her father, Miss Grant will have as her matron of honor, Mrs. James Overlock of Seattle. Miss Aman da Hargis and Miss Betty Ann Dutton will be bridesmaids. James S. Smart will be best man and ushers will be Victor J. Collins. James Newcomb, Robert Victor and Malcolm Leo Page. A wedding reception will he held in the Carrier room fol lowing the ceremony. Miss Grant and her fiance graduated last Sunday from the University of Oregon. Saturday morning the bride elect will be incentive for a smartly arranged informal breakfast party at the Gold Ar row, for which Mrs. Robert Forkner will be hoslcss. Thc bride-to-be will be feted with a miscellaneous shower. Covers will be placed for Miss Grant, her mother, Mrs. H. P. Grant, Mrs. A. A. Krueger, Mrs. William E. Smith, Mrs. Jess Daugherty. Miss Gladys Tipton, Mrs. Joe Rich, Mrs. James Over look of Seattle, Mrs. Blaine Mc Clintock of Canton, Ohio, Mrs. D. O. Lear, Mrs. Laura Eaton, Miss Julia Noble, Miss Betty Ann Dutton of Opportunity, Wash., Mrs. Donald J. Callahan, Mrs. James Calloway, Mrs. Don Blake and Mrs. 'Greta Hialt. Postal Clerks Elect Mrs. Jones The auxiliary to the postal clerks union met recently at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Dror baugh, during which time re ports of the meetings held at Tillamook June 8. 9 and 10 were Riven. Mrs. James Lucas was reelected state treasurer. Officers elected for (he aux iliary were installed, Mrs. W. G. Ross, installing officer, Mrs. Reece Jones is president; Mrs. Lloyd Drorbaugh, vice presi dent, Mrs. LeRoy Krueger, sec retary and Mrs. W. C. Cavender, treasurer. Refreshments fol lowed the business meeting. Mrs. Lawton Girod assisted. Mrs. Glenn Harbaugh was a guest. Present were Mrs. W. G. Ross, Mrs. Charles Eyre, Mrs. Fay Collins, Mrs. Reece Jones, Mrs. Elbert Powell, Mrs. Jim Lucas, Rex Hardy to Take Bride Miss Norma Holyoak, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Holyoak of Burley, Ida., will be come the bride of Rex Hardy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie L. Hardy, June 29, with Rev. Don Wall officiating. Mr. Hardy is a freshman at Willamette university and a member of Sigma Tau fraterni ty. The couple will make Salem their home, as Mr. Hardy will complete his schooling. ve(un (oru August 24 is set as the date of the marriage of Miss Evelyn Jory, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Jory to Roger Claw son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mil ton Clawson of Burlingame, Calif. The wedding date was announced at a pre-nuptial shower for Mrs. Don Fox (Ro berta Jean Yocom) which was held at the Alpha Chi Omega chapter house. The wedding will lake place al the First Congregational church with Dr. John L. Knight officiating. The couple will make their home in San Jose, Calif., where Mr. Clawson is attending San Jose State college and study ing electrical engineering. Miss Jory is a sophomore at Willamette, promineYit in stu dent activities. She was presi dent of the freshman class last year and served as representa tive for the sophomore class this past year. .'Joint Musie Limclieoii Meet At the joint meeting of the Salem Federated Music club and the Oregon Music teachers' as sociation, held al the studio of Miss Lena Belle Tartar and Miss Margaret Hogg following a luncheon at Nohlgrens, elections were held. Elected lo head Ihe Music Teachers association were Miss Margaret Hogg, president: Miss Ruth Bedford, vice president, Miss Helen MacHirron, record ing secretary, Mrs. John Schmidt Jr., corresponding secretary, Mrs. Bertha Junk Darby, treas urer: auditions, Charles Har grcaves and Ralph Dobbs. Plans for the year to come were made and the Federated Music club reports also heard. First fall meeting will be in charge of officers. .. t Mrs. Virgil Mason, Mrs. Le Roy Krueger, Mrs. Clayton Dickson, Mrs. Dayle Jory, Mrs. William Fischer, Mrs. H. J. Thomas, CLEARANCE SHORT LINES ODD LINES COATS SUITS VALUES TO 32.50 1 xuu VALUES TO 39.50 Do WJ 2eliratlnih Another Salem maid adds her name to the list of brides-elect. Miss Roberta Brooks daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Brooks of Vancouver, Wash., is telling friends of her betrothal to Don ald Zehradnik, son of Mrs. E. Zehradnik of Salem. No date has been set for the wedding. The bride has made her home in Salem for three years grad uating from high school here. She is employed with the state highway commission. Her fiance attended Salem schools and was in the army air corps for three years, serving overseas for eight months. He is now with the Cap ital Electric company. Maxine Wagner Is Betrothed Miss Maxine Wagner, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Wagner, former residents of Sa lem now making their home in Fullerton, Calif., told the news of her engagement to Philip Orange, son of Mrs. Adelaide Orange of Pilot Rock at a form al banquet given members of the graduating senior class at the Alpha Chi Omega sorority house on the Willamette camp us. The traditional box of choc olates with a card inscribed with the couple's names, told the news. Miss Wagner, a senior schol ar in biology, graduates next week. A member of Alpha Chi Omega, she plans to enter lab oratory technician school in Portland next year. Her fiance is a sophomore majoring in mathematics, at tending Willamette university before the war and returning after three years naval service. He is a member of Alpha Psi Delia sorority. No date has been set for the wedding. . Writer's Club Tn Meeting- Th Salem Writers' club met Wednesday evening with Dr. Mary C. Rowland as hostess. Original work was read by Miss Edna Garfield, Mrs. Wil liam Merriott, Mrs. J. C. Nelson, Mrs. Blanche Jones, Mrs. Jessie Barbequed Crab A Specialty At Shattuc's Chateau C..::::F C. Singleton, Dr. Mary C. Rowl and, Mrs. William Fordyce Far go, Dr. Morton E. Peck, Robert Rawson and Perry Reigelman. Other members present were Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Lawrence, Miss Renska Ladd Swart, Mrs. Flora Thompson Enders, Mrs. Morton E. Peck and Wm. F. Callvert. Visitors this week at the home of her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Buck, of Portland, guests of Mr. and Mrs. William McGil- j Christ, Jr. I She used to pay $15 Career-gtrl Zoe Winkler oRotrot, California, mrtrttl Nlhat Atr Ton wave too 'to ay to do, to nmplt", o w she $ves herself a wave at home Today, thousands of women have Toni crime cold waves in 2 to 3 hours at home. It's simple, easy. For baby nieached hair, and children s hatr, tool Toni Drofesftional-tvnn inorpHirnt fT.v produce lovely, natural-looking, long IflRting waves and curls. 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