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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1951)
Exhibit to Open The one man show of works of For rest Evans of Mosier will be on display in the R. L. Elfstrom art gallery for three weeks beginning Monday, July 30. His works consist of life portraits in oil, pastel and crayon, landscapes in oil, water color, pen and ink, flowers in oil and cartoons in pen and ink. Mr. Evans' art education began at the University of Oregon in 1925, but his schooling was interrupted when be re turned to Mosier to work on his father's farm. He continued to paint while growing prize apples until 1936. From 1936 until 1941 his time was divided between caring for the ranch and fur thering his studies in music and painting portraits in Los Angeles, Calif. In i941 he was inducted into the U.S. army and along with his duties he found time to continue his painting, depicting army life and the lighter side of war. A fiw of his army sketches are included in the jhow. An exhibit In Australia merit ed favorable comment from army per sonnel as well as civilians. The exhibit, along with the sketches and portraits made while overseas, in cludes a portrait of Kay' Francis painted in Los Angeles, a series of Oregon wild flower pictures. and a portrait of an In dian chief. Girls from Salem who will attend Girl Scout camp at Smith Creek for the week of July 23 to 29 will be Misses Joyce o I fi Brant, Joan t-ulbcrtson, Carol Rae Hof- ine, Dona McCue, Betty McCue, Denis Miller, Janice Shrake and Linda Lee Zehner. There are still several vacancies for the two-week session which begins Au gust 7 and continues until August 20. Camp director is Miss Dorothy Wilson, field director of the Santiam area coun cil; business manager and dietitian, Miss Joyce Cropp of Seattle, Wash.; water front director, Miss Peggy Boyce of Prineville; assistant waterfront director, Miss Iva Jean Schuttpelz,' La Grande; unit leaders, Miss Barbara Smith of Everett, Wash., and Mrs. Olive Fields of Eugene; assistant unit counselors, Miss Jo Jensen of Forest Grove, Miss Nancy Pond of Portland, Miss Elaine Robinson of LaGrande and Miss Patricia Nickel of Albany. The regular staff is assisted by senior Scout camp aides from Sweet Home and Salem. Camp cook this year is Mrs. Elizabeth Hooper of Eugene, kitchen helper, Miss Iola Hoxworth of Corvallis and handy boy, Ray Thorpe of Eugene. Two reg istered nurses on the staff are Mrs. L. E. Block and Mrs. Norman Dodds, both of Silverton, and one or .more register ed nurses are still needed for the final sessions. ' " ' Mrs. A. M. Zahare and Mrs. H. E. Smedley entertained with a garden par ty and buffet supper Thursday evening at the country home of the former for their daughters, Miss Patricia Zahare and Miss Norvada Smedley, who. will be leaving Salem soon. A group of 12 of the girls' friends attended. After her wedding August 4 to Gail " Murray, Miss Zahare will move to Cor vallis where Mr. Murray will complete his work toward his degree. Miss Smed ley has a leading part in the operetta, "The Bartered Bride," which is to be given in Portland the last of August, and she will be in Portland .during the month for rehearsals. In the fall she will go to Shedd, Ore., where she is to teach music in the grade and high schools. : ' 7 aim wm fax J I'll MR. AND MRS. JOE BOWERSOX," JR. , . Mr .nd Mrs. Joe Bowersoi, Jr., (June Adelle Varncsl was an event I ImTdaT G.ftrnoi . Th. brldV l the daughter of Mr.. Anna A. Varne. and Mr BowerU Tthe Von f Mr. and Mn. Joe Bowenwx, Sr. They are making their home in - - it m - ' i iMfe trllrv:- K Vvfil'lS- A 'WOS ' "$C:' 1',- ., - ) Tm 'vV.,.iv-. fSi -?'. ' THE ANNUAL picnic for students enrolled in education classes at the Willamette university sum mer session is planned for Monday after noon and evening at the Leslie play ground recreation area. Students and their families are to attend. Softball games are scheduled at 4 o'clock. A picnic supper will be served followed by games to be played at the tables. Arrangements for the affair are being made by Dr. George B. Martin, head of the education department. . ' Several circles of the Woman's So ciety oU Christian Service of Jason Lee Methodist church are to meet next Wed nesday. 1 January-July circle members will meet at the homo of Mrs. Gordon Black, 2037 Nebraska avenue, for a noon pic nic. February-August circle is to meet with Mrs. George Pro, 1915 Maple street, at 1:30 p.m. May-November circle will meet at the home of Mrs. W. W. Fuller, 1090 Donna avenue, at 1:30 p.m. March-September, April-October and June-December circles are not meeting this month. Among guests registered at Francis hotel in San Francisco we. ' V. and Mrs. J. H. Lauterman who returned home this week. Mr. Lauterman was a delegate to the society of the Sons of the American Revolution and was elected a trustee of the national society. Among nationally prominent members attending were Fulton Lewis, Jr., U. S. Senator Hawk of New Jersey and Presi dent Wallace Hall of Detroit, Mich, Guild Plans Benefit Card Party Junior Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church is arranging its annual card party benefit for Thursday afternoon, August 2, ai)the Homer H. Smith garr dens at 675 North Summer. Hours for the affair are between 2 and 4 o'clock and bridge and pinochle will be in play. Heading the committees in charge of the benefit are Mrs. Harry Wenderoth and Mrs. , W. , C- Gabriel. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Homer Goulet, Mrs. Gerald. Fisher, Mrs. Floyd Col burn, Mrs. John Graham and Mrs. Char les Kidwell. , NE of the social highlights of the i summer for members of Salem So journers and their husbands and children will be the picnic planned for Sunday evening, July 29, at 6 o'clock at Paradise Island. , . ' A program of games to be played by the whole family is being planned for ; in addition to a no-host dinner. Cards will be available to those who wish to play according to Mrs. G: G; Denton, who is in charge of arrangements for the affair. The next bridge party and business session for the Sojourners , will be Thursday afternoon in the - Woman's clubhouse at 1 o'clock. The committee serving at this event consists of Mrs, George W. Keortge, Mrs. Charles Stir ling, Mrs. Irving Henderson, Mrs. Char les Kidwell, Mrs. Earl Hampton and Mrs. Charles B. Mooney. ' Announcement was made last evening of the engagement of Miss Sara Ann Oh ling to Donald H. Wells. Miss Ohling was hostess for a group of friends for a dessert supper and the names of the couple were ' on ; ribbons on corsages which were at each place at the trble. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill D. Ohling of Sa lem and Mr. Wells is the son of Harvey L. Wells of Sweet Home. No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Ohling is a graduate of Willam ette university where she is affiliated with Pi Beta Phi sorority. She took post graduate work at University of Washington. She is a member of the Spinsters club. Mr. Wells attended Northwestern and was graduated from Oregon State c'olege. He is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. Guests were Mrs. John Slapchik, Mrs. Richard Gahlsdorf, Mrs. Lester Green, Mrs Marvin Coor'man, Mrs. Fred Anun sen, Jr., Mrs. V.'!'liir.i J.. Hughes, Mrs. Ro"er "C Schncll, Misses Pat Larsen, Lois Mr'cr''y, S'll" Am "arr, '"-n Eiuick. - n io' n on, "-r .Ei-a C..-. -ford, Marianne 3onesteele, C'armclita Hoppe, Joan Barnes, Suzanne Barnes,' Alice Louise Ohling and Mrs. Ohling. Mrs. Lee Smith gave a luncheon at her home this week in honor of Mrs. Al bert Nerison of Silverton. Additional guests were Mrs. Ervin A. Kern and Misses Minnie and Edna Johnson, also of Silverton. The executive board of the Salem Credit Women's Breakfast club is meet ing Tuesday, July 31, at 7:30 p.m. at the home of the president, Miss Bever ly Hartzell, 888 North Commercial. ' Wedding Plans Told The wedding of Miss Adeline Smith son and James Leonard Dyal is to be an event of Monday morning, July 30, in the chapel of St. Paul's church in Ore gon City. The ceremony will be performed at 10:30 o'clock by the Rev. Hal Cross, formerly of Salem, in the presence of the immediate families of the couple. Maid of honor is to be Miss Sharon Sprout and best man will be Hap Dyal, brother of the bridegroom-to-be. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Smithson of Salem and Mr. Dyal Is the son of Mr .and Mrs. A. W. Dyal of Sandy. (Jcsten-Mlllcr studio picture) Reservations are already listed for Mrs. N. H. Lylle, Mrs. H. Hohwiesner, Mrs. D. C. Roberts, Mrs. J. W. Burr, Mrs. E. I. Foster, Mrs. Ralph H. Cooley, Mrs. E. J. Scellars, Mrs. John Tyler, Mrs. H. H. Henry, Mrs. Ottis Berry, Mrs. E. . H. Barkhoefer,, Mrs. J. F. Causey, Mrs. Rue Drager, Mrs. John R. Langrell, Mrs. Homer Goulet, Mrs. J. N. Cham bers, Mrs. Earl Andresen, Mrs. Paul M. Gemmell, Mrs. Harry J.- Wenderoth, Mrs. Carl Jordan, Mrs. J. H. Lauter man, Mrs. Jane Clerico, Mrs. W. C. Gabriel, Mrs. Max Alford, Mrs. Robert D. Driscoll, Mrs. George Alexander and Mrs. Linn C. Smith. Mrs. John Slcelhammcr is entertaining Monday afternoon with a party for her daughter, Jan, on her fourth birthday. Invited are Mrs. Charles Barclay, Gre gory, Laurie and James, Mrs. James Ni cholson, Jr., James and Elizabeth, Mrs. J. Fred Reidy and Francine, Mrs. Kelton Lowery, Mack and Caroline Zoe, Mrs. Richard Grabenhorst, Ricky and Dana, Mrs. Vernon Drye, Christine and Kath leen, Mrs. Carl Steelhammer and George, Mrs. T. J. Brabec and granddaughter, Jane Kelty from Port Townscnd, Wash., Mrs. Herbert J. Misson and Mrs. Gene Vandeneynde, Mrs. Floyd Bacon was hostess Thurs day evening for a bathroom shower for Miss Dorothy Doran, bride-elect of Charles Evans, at the country home of Miss Doran's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Doran. .The couple are to be married the evening of September 24 at the First Church of the Nazarene. At the punch bowl was Miss Phyllis Doran and serving cake was Miss Shirley Kenyon assisted by Miss Carol Arisman. Attending were the guest of honor, Misses Phyllis and Maxine Doran, Miss Carol Arisman, Miss Shirley Kenyon, Miss Melodee Rains, Miss Barbara Flagg, , Miss Dolores Lyons, Mrs. A. J. Doran, Mrs. Ernest Evans, : Mrs. Charles Shafer, Mrs. L. W. Kenyon, Mrs. Henry Rohm, Mrs. Joe Klinger, Mrs. Sam Berry, Mrs. Henry Lyons, Mrs. Desmond Rains, Mrs. W. H. Stevely, Mrs. Ralph Cartwright, Mrs. Lawerence Storm, Mrs. George Slack, Mrs. Harry Greene, and the hostess. ;' nft '..1 u U --:J&,VV7 rnr 7".i J j y -1 THE GROUP above arc making plans for the Y.MCA-sponwed Girls Camp at I41h consecutive season, fiunday, August S. From left to right are Miss Mary at camp, Mrs. fins Moore, camp director! Mrs. H. II. Marggl, a unit leader! and Miss Roberta Hears, an assistant leader. Lions Auxiliary to A tea to honor three Salem women who were elected as slate officers of the Lions auxiliary at the recent convention in Baker has been arranged for Wednes day afternoon at the Cunningham lane home of Mrs. Harry W. Scott. Wives of members of tile Lions clubs in Salem and Silverton have been invited to call between the hours of 3 and 6 o'clock to greet the honorees. The tnree officers, Mrs. A. J. Crose of the Hollywood auxiliary, state presi dent; Mrs. Denver Young of the Salem auxiliary, state secretary and Mrs. Elmer Nofzigcr, state treasurer, will be in the reception line with Mrs. Roy Todd, new president of the Salem auxiliary. Mrs. Edward Majek is to greet guests at the door and Mrs. Scott will introduce them to the line. Past presidents, Mrs. Floyd Bowers, Mrs. Estill L. Brunk, Mrs. (Jcsten-MIUer studio picture) " INVITATIONS to the Salem Mons auxiliary tea next "Wednesday have been sent out to more than 400 persons. Wives of members of the Salem and Silverton Lions clubs have been asked to the tea which honors three Salem women who were chosen as state of ficers at the recent convention In Baker. The group of four, at upper left, arc making plans for the affair. From left to right are Mrs. Joseph B. Felton; Mrs. Wayne Douirh ton and Mrs. Lawrence Moore, co-chairmen of the event; and Mrs. Boy Todd, presi dent of the Salem auxiliary. TWO OF TIIF. MEMBERS of the Siilcm Lions auxiliary (above) looking over the in vitation list for the tea arc Mrs. Erich Lactsch (at left) and Mrs. John M. Ramage. The affnlr is to be given at the Harry W. Scott home. "Tir- HE SOCIAL meeting of Salem III club of Zonla International is to be a no-host picnic next Thursday evening at 6:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Mary Thomas, 533 Statesman. Co-hostesses for the affair will be Mrs. Echo Yeatcr, Miss Lena Belle Tar tar, Mrs. Harry L. Miller and Mrs. Ma bel Clock. An informal brunch is arranged Tues day morning at 10:30 o'clock by Mrs. Tom H. Dunham. She has invited a group of friends to view her new home on Fairmount hill. Mrs. Wilmcr .G. Smith is to assist at the door, and Mrs. Vern Miller, Mrs. Irvin Hill, Mrs. Bothwell Avison, Mrs. Horace McGee will serve. Pouring are to be Mrs. Sidney B. Lewis and Mrs. David Bennett Hill. MAKE PLANS FOR GIRLS' CAMP Honor Officers Jacob Fuhrer, Mrs. Helen Grabenhorst, Mrs. A. C. Haag, Mrs. William Newmyer, Mrs. Floyd Seamster, Mrs. LeRoy J. Stewart, Mrs. Glen L. Weaver, Mrs. La Verne J. Young and Mrs. Wayne Dough ton, are to be hostesses in the living room. Other members of the auxiliary will assist throughout the afternoon. Asked to pour are Mrs. J. L. Batdorf and Mrs. P. W. Hale of the Hollywood auxiliary, Mrs. Clyde Everett and Mrs. Junior Eckley, of the West Salem auxil iary and Mrs. John M. Ramage and Mrs. Stanley Smith of the Salem group. Serving will be Mrs. Tom Pomeroy, Jr., Mrs. Norman Young, Mrs. Erich Lactsch, Mrs. Joseph B. Felton, Mrs. T. E Borkman, Mrs. Milan Boniface, Mrs. Roger Hoy, Mrs. Harry L. Miller and Mrs. Willard Wilson. Mrs. George M. Schwarz will be host ess at her home next Saturday afternoon for a tea in honor of her son's fiance, Miss Jean Scwell of Portland. Miss Sewell and George M. Schwarz, Jr., are to be married August 12 at the First Presbyterian church in Portland. Those asked to pour are Mrs. R. H. Baldock, Mrs. F. W. Poorman, Mrs. Bra zier Small and Mrs. Walter Kirk. As sisting in the living room will be Mrs. E .L. Crockalt, Mrs. Edgar T. Pierce, Mrs. David Eason, Mrs. Frank Burling ham, Mrs. Sigmund C. Schwarz from. Portland. Assisting in the dining room and the yard will be Miss Janet Kirk, Miss Char lotte Alexander, Miss Sharon Hamilton, Miss Sylvia McLcllan, Miss Nancy Sew ell from Poortland. Miss Joanne Schwarz and at the door, Miss Carol Williams. (Juten-Mlller ftudlo picture) Silver Creek which is to open for the Marggl who is to be an assistant leader J'" Wood- waterfront director; r :--.
