Capital journal., July 21, 1951, Image 6

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Reception Set
For Mrs. Starr
Mrs. Clara L. Starr is to be honored
on her 90th birthday with an informal
reception Saturday afternoon, July 28,
in the Carrier room of the First Meth
odist church. Friends are to call between
3 and 6 o'clock.
Arranging the affair are Mrs. Starr's
daughter, Mrs. C. D. Morse of Salem
and her son, Chester H. Starr of Los An
geles, Calif. Mrs. Morse and Mr. Starr
are to be in an informal reception line
with the honoree to greet the guests.
Mrs. Starr was born near Lebanon and
Is a pioneer in Linn county. She is the
wife of the late Dr. I. W. Starr and
sister of the late C. P. Bishop. Mrs.
Starr has been queen of the Linn coun
ty pioneer group for being one of the
oldest members of the group.
Assisting with pouring and serving at
the reception will be Mrs. Elmer J,
Stanard, Mrs. Mason Bishop, Mrj. M. C.
Findley and Mrs. B. T. Kumier, all of
Salem; Mrs. Mason Stanard, Mrs. Clar
ence M. Bishop and Mrs. Robert M. Bish
op, Portland; Mrs. S. B. Gillette, of
Kent, Wash.; Mrs. L. B. Morse of
Brownsville: Mrs. C. F. Morse of Leb
anon; Mrs. Mildred McHaman and Mrs.
Faye Dedman of Eugene; Miss Lenore
Powell of Albany and Mrs. Earl Coch
ran of McMinnville.
Passing the guest book will be Mrs.
Robert Hartley of Salem, daughter of
Mrs. C. D. Morse, and Mrs. Winfield
Morse of Lebanon, daughter-in-law of
Mrs. Morse.
A birthday party is to be given Tues
day afternoon for Mack Lowery on his
fourth birthday at the home of his grand
mother, Mrs. H. G. Maison. Mrs. Kelton
Lowery and three children arrived from
Jackson, Miss., recently to visit Mrs.
Lowery's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G.
Maison.
Invited are Greg and Laurie Barclay,
Bobbie and Duff Sullivan, Marilyn Dyer,
Jan Steclhammcr, Ricky Grabenrhorst,
Jranka McLeod, Tad Arbucklc, Michael
Shinn and Jane Kelly, the latter from
Port Townsend, Wash.
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Santee-Simpson
A wrddinR in Portland this evrnin
Is to bfi that of Miss Ramona Jean Simp
son, daughtor of Mr. and Mrs. Jack H.
Simpson of Portland, and Edwin Eugene
Santco, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry San
tor of Salem. The ceremony will be
performed at 8 o'clock at the Foursquare
Gospel church by the Rev. Harold W.
Jeffries.
A standard of white gladioluses be
fore a blue velvet curtain, palms and
candelabrum will be used in decora
tions. Linda Shiley in a yellow frock
and Jerry McConnachie In white, four-year-old
cousins of the bride, are to be
candlcliRhters.
Organist for the nuptials will be Jose
phine Sanders and soloists, Helen Beals
and Daniel Barron.
The bride's father will give her in
marriage. She has chosen a gown of
snow white satin trimmed with fine
handmade Irish lace. The dress is fash
ioned with over-shoulder cuff of white
iatin, and long sleeves. A crown trim
med with seed pearls holds the finger
tip veil which is trimmed with lace to
match the gown. The bride will carry
cascade bouquet of three orchids and
tephanotls with large white satin bow.
Miss Kathryn Santee, sister of the
bridegroom, is to be maid of honor,
wearing a soft green gown and a head
dress of carnations with green dolley
background. She is to carry a nosegay
of orchids and carnations with dolley
background and green satin ribbons.
Bridesmaids will be Miss Doreen Bis
ceglia of Tigard In chiffon pink, Miss
Doris Cole of Portland in soft yellow,
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The Hayesville Woman's club will
hold its annual picnic at the home of
the Charles McAllisters, Thursday, July
2(1, at 12:30 p.m.
Wedding Tonight
Miss Lorraine Blodgclt of Huntington
Beach, Calif, in orchid and Miss Gaylc
Albert of LaGrande, in ice blue. They
will carry nosegays of Vanda orchids
and cnrmitiniis will) trim to match their
formuls and wear marquisette mitts in
matching colors. All the gowns are of
marquisette over taffeta.
David Simpson, younger brother of
the bride, and Doreen Worthlnglon of
Salem are ringbearer and flower girl.
They are to be dressed as miniature
bride and bridegroom.
Donald Simpson and Harry Santee,
Jr., younger brothers of the bride and
. bridegroom are junior ushers and will
escort the mothers to their seats.
Best man will be Kenneth Hay of Ore
gon City and ushers are Harold Goshoen
of Salem, Gilbert Frey, Robert Styles
and Bud Jeffries of Portland.
The bride and bridegroom's mothers
will wear matching dinner gowns of
soft aqua and corsages of Vanda orchids.
A reception is arranged for the re
ception hall in the church. The bride's
aunt, Delia Jeffries, will cut the cake,
assisted by the bride's cousin, Miss
Mary Lou Mayer. Pouring will be: Mrs.
Roy Worthington, Mrs. Harold Jeffer
ies, and Miss Jean Schwartz. Miss Joyce
Robinson and Miss Sharon Simpson,
sister of the bride, will attend the guest
book.
A wedding trip to Canada is planned
following which the couple will make
their home in Los Angeles, Calif., where
both will attend Life Bible college. For
going away the bride has chosen an
orchid suit with white accessories and
the orchid from her bridal bouquet.
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-EMBERS of the Past Presidents
club of Capital unit No. 9, Amer
ican Legion auxiliary, and their
families will be entertained at the an
nual club picnic Thursda'y evening. July
26. at 6:30 o'clock at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. O. E. Palmatcer, route 5, box
280.
Assisting the hostess are to be Mrs.
Willard Rickey. Mrs. W. W. Woodruff,
Mrs. Oscar C. Christcnsen, Mrs. Onas
S. Olson, and Mrs. Edward F. Voight.
Those attending are to take tnble serv
ice and picnic basket lunches.
Announcement is being made o u.e
engagement of Miss Louise Thompson
to Snlwyn Loveless. No date is set for the
wedding.
The bride-elect, a student at SaJem
high school, is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C. R. Thompson. Mr. Loveless is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chavis. He
is stationed with the navv at Norfolk,
Va.
Arriving this .week-end to be at the
home of the George A. Browns is Miss
Helen Gordon of Barnesboro, Pa. Miss
Gordon, a sister of Mrs. Brown, taught
at Chemawa Indian schpol a year ago
and plans to teach there again the com
ing year. She spent a few days in Spo
kane, Wash., en route to Salem.
Visitor expected at the E. I. Foster
home next week-end is their daughter.
Mrs. Clyde G. Herr, Jr. (Jean Foster) of
Watsonville, Calif. She will be in Salem
until the first of August when the Fos
ters to return with her to California
to make their home at Watsonville.
Miss Gertrude Acheson, executive di
rector of the YWCA. is spending the
week in Portland with her sister, Mrs.
George A. Ferret. Accompanying Miss
Acheson is another sister, Dr. Edna Ache
son, of Chicago, 111., who is visiting in
Salem for the summer.
Final arrangements are being made
today for the Salem Art association "Art
Fair," which is to be given at the
Morningside home of the Walter Kirks,
Sunday afternoon and evening. The in
terested public is invited to call between
the hours of 3 and 9 o'clock to view
the many exhibits which will be on
display in the guest house and on the
patios and terrace at the Kirk home.
General chairmen from the Art associ
ation are Mrs. Kirk, Mrs. William E.
Anderson and Mrs. F. W. Poorman.
Works of members of the Creative Art
group will be on display and several of
the members are to be present during
the afternoon and evening to do sketch
ing and painting. Among those at work
will be Mrs. Ida Nestell, David Duni
way and Mrs Elva Stanton.
Hand woven articles are to be exhib
ited by the Weavers guild under the
direction of Mrs. Frederick Hill Thomp
son, Mrs. Hugh Morrow, Mrs. Breyman
Boise. Mrs. William H. Burghardt and
Mrs. George Bagnall.
Gaiety Hill Garden club members
are planning arrangements of cut flow
ers, vases and garden tools. Members
assisting are Mrs. Lester Barr, Mrs. J.
N. Bishop, Mrs. Ronald E. Jones and
Miss Edith Schryver.
A coke and refreshment concession
will be another feature of the fair spon
sored by the Spinsters club with Miss
CJiarlo'.te Alexander in charge.
No admission is being charged but a
volunteer offering will be taken.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene I. Foster left by
train this morning for Seattle. Wash.,
where they will visit Mrs. Foster's
nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs. B. M.
Stevens and two children. They will
spend, the week-end there and on Mon
day take a boat trip to Victoria, B.C.,
and the San Juan Islands. The Fosters
plan to be gone a week,
Cootiette club No. 140 is to meet at
the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall, Fri
day, July 27.
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Mrs. Allport Feted
Mrs. Dean Allport was honored at a
shower this afternoon in the gar
dens of Mrs. L. L. Hansen on Miller
street, assisted by Mrs. D. L. Lovell and
Mrs. LcRoy J. Stewart. A dessert lunch
eon was served at small tables centered
by arrangements of summer flowers.
Those invited were Mrs. Norman
Acoff. Mrs. George Emigh, Miss Diane
Emigh. Mrs. Rex Kimmcll. Miss Doro
thy Kessell, Mrs. Albert Blankenship,
Mis. E. Burr Miller, Miss Rita O'Brien,
I - ."5 ''.:vn Ben:. Mrs. TSmina Lou Cir
row, Airs. Donald Rcinkc, Mrs. B. M.
Donaldson, Mrs. Joseph Di Fillppi, Mrs.
Curtis Hale, Mrs. Augusta Allport, Mrs.
John Lockead, Mrs. Adam Lefor, Mrs.
Hubert Williamson. Miss Gail Lockead,
Mrs. Jim Kribs, Mrs. Howard Houek,
Mrs. Frank Waldorf. Mrs. Reid Hamil
ton. Miss Kay Lovell, Miss Jackie All
port, Mrs. Carl Allport. Mrs. Paul Hale,
Mrs. Lloyd Demarest and Mrs. Ted Bus
sell, all of Salem, and Mrs. Lawrence
Lister, Miss Patricia Lister and Mrs.
Robert Bitar of Portland, the honored
guest and the hostesses.
Mr', and Mrs. Fred Moxlcy have re
turned from a month-long vacation to
Columbus. Ohio, where they were house
guests of their daughter, Mrs. John Mil
ler. They returned to Salem via the
northern route, stopping in Livingston,
Montana, to visit Mr. Moxley's sister,
Mrs. E. T. Lake.
Leaving for Camp Westwind, YWCA
summer camp at Three Rocks, Ore., next
Wednesday to spend a week will be
Misses Laura Parsegian, Thelma Cook,
Shirley Jones, and Janet Mayfield.
Physical examinations are given for
the YWCA girls, Camp Fire Girls and
Girl Scouts each Thursday evening dur
ing camp sessions at the YWCA. The
examinations are sponsored by the com
munity chest agencies and the medical
society.
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SEVERAL MEMBERS ot the Wearers guild lat upper left) are looking over articles
which they will display at the Salem Art Association "Art Fair" tomorrow at the
Walter Kirk home. From left to right are Mrs. William H. Burghardt, Mrs. Frederick
Hill Thompson, Mrs. Hugh Morrow and .Mrs. George Bagnall.
IN THE GARDEN HOUSE at left are (left to right) Mrs. Lester F. Barr, Mrs. J. N.
Bishop and Mrs. Ronald E. Jones, members of the Gaiety Hill Garden club. They
are planning arrangements of cut flowers, vases and garden' tools for the "Art Fair."
THE QUARTET above on the patio off the living room of the Kirk home include (left to
right) Miss Jean Voigt, Miss Ruth Holtzman. Mrs. Kirk and Miss Charlotte Alexander.
Miss Voigt, Miss Holtzman, and Miss Alexander arc members of the Spinsters club which
is sponsoring a coke booth at the "Art Fair."
OSMIS Dance club is planning a
sport dance for Saturday evening,
July 28, at the Izaak Walton hall.
Dancing will be between 9:30 and 12:30 ,
o'clock to the music of Chet Mulkey's
orchestra.
Arranging the affair are Mr. and Mrs.
John Bostrack, chairman, assisted by
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Munson Mr. and
Mrs. Richard King and Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Dumler.
' Invitations are in the mail for the
wedding of Miss Patty Jo Hammond and
Gilbert V. Oliver, both of Portland. The
ceremony will be performed at 8 o'clock,
Saturday evening, August 11, in the Sun
nyside Methodist church in Portland. A
reception will follow in the church
parlors.
The bride-elect is the daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. P. M. Hammond and Mr. Oliver
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Oli
ver, all of Portland. The engagement of
the couple was announced in February
on the Willamette university campus.
Both were graduated from Willamette
university in June.
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Mr. and Mrs. David L. Scott gave a
surprise housewarming for Mrs. Scott's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Peters
Thursday evening, at their new home at
3380 Willa Lane. A buffet supper was
served and gifts presented the guests.
Those attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Peters, Mrs. Donald Brazie, Mrs. Cora
Scott, Mrs. Pauline Muller. Mr. and Mrs.
George Bell, Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Williams,
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Voigt, the Rev. and
Mrs. Brooks Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Thompson. Mrs. Agnes Thompson, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Hockett, Mrs. Myrtle
Reaney, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hoy, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry W. Scott and the host and
hostess.
MISS SARAH
THE ENGAGEMENT ef Miss Sarah Jane
8. Rarkstnnd. to Blair MrCabe. son of Mr.
recently, tit date is set for the wedding.
Wedding Date Set
The wedding date of Miss Joan Chas
tain and George Knox has been set for
Friday, August 24. The ceremony is to
be performed at 7:30 o'clock that eve
ning in the First Church of God at
Hood and Cottage streets.
Following the wedding the couple will
make their home in Salem where Mr.
Knox is employed.
The bride-elect is the daughter of
Mrs F. R. Groat and Mr. Knox is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Knox. Both
attended Salem schools.
Visitors in Salem this week are! Mrs.
Ada Baker and her granddaughter, Bev
erly Slentz, of Caldwell, Kansas. They
are house guests of Mrs. Baker's niece, '
Mrs. B. M. Bennett. Mrs. Baker is
also, visiting her brother, Hugo Czaplin
ski, who makes his home with his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
nett. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Woodruff and
Richard and Miss Hazel Stump drove
to Molalla Wednesday evening for din
ner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Parsons, son-in-law and daughter of
Mrs. Baker. Mrs. Baker and Miss Slentz
spent several days with the Parsons be
fore coming to Salem Wednesday night
with the Woodruffs. They plan to be
house guests of the Woodruffs as well
as the Bennetts for several days while
here.
Word has come from Stockton, Calif.,
of the birth of a daughter, Katrin Lou
ise, to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar C. Christensen,
Jr. (Shirlee Marie Reimann), Thursday,
July. 19. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Reimann and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
C. Christcnsen, all of Salem. The baby is
the first grandchild in the two families.
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JANE BACKSTRAND
Barkstrand. daughter of Dr. and Mn Jerald
and Mra. Charles W. McC'abe, was announced
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