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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem. Orecoa
Monday, Dtfwlt,F
5
Some Notations . . .
By M. L. F
iMrs. Tyler
lis Hostess
m Salem, several open
ouse affairs marking the week
tween Christmas and New
ear's. . . .
The holiday week is a KaV Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Locbead, Mrs. John S. Tyler. Jr., re-
Pali Drive, were hosts Satur-, unrig pmiaem or ine junior
day evening at their annual "ild ' St. Paul's Episcopal
. . . church, will entertain the in-
Christmas time open house, a , ' . ,., ' .. '
hnihi. .f,i, .nti,in.id 1 coni and outgoing executive ,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. each year by their friends .. . arl? ,n? advisory council
owin are to entertain on , From the front step8 ,nd door. : memberi for dessert Tuesday
uesday evening r.l an open wav wilh their cneerv setting at her home on North 34th.
ouse affair, the party to be in of grccnSi candies and greeting "d"e Mrs. Floyd
le Camellia room at the Sen-: card l0 every room in tne Colburn. new president; Mrs.
I lor hotel, guests being invited house, the Lochead home is ar- '"er a. nayoen, Mrs. n. xl.
I call at 8 o'clock. tistically decorated for the Henry. Mrs. Jesse F. Causey,
. holidavs . . . With the kitchen Mr- Gerald Fuher, Mrs. Paul
, One of Ihe most charming ,nese days such an attractive M- Gemmell, Mrs. Louise E.
arties of the season was the part 0( nomei jj j, a joy to Muller. Mrs. Earl T. Andre-lother-daughtcr
tpa lor which i sce ,ne kitchen all a part of en. Mrs. William H. Lytle,
Iri. Herman Jochimsrn and : the setting for a party . . . At , Mrs. . Austin Wilson, Sr., Mrs.
er three attractive daughters )ne Lochead open house the w- C. Gabriel,
-teen-agers Sonrira and Sua- generous buffet was set up in
one, and young sister, Sally np kitchen, the home being so CV ceS Meet'wa
ere hostesses on Saturday aft-1 arranged guests could circulate ririr,. ,u. -
moon at their South High throughout the house with ease. r p .,L 1 il !i
ant h, k .a iip .. . , ciety of Christian Service of
affair' w h "to J iris Ex,e'n Icings of the Jason Lee Metnodlst churcn
stle anair wun uic gins. season during our call were m.t j. r
om grade school aRe on up to; Mr. and Mn Glenn stevens. , u '' ,n ' nwS -
' allege, calling with their , Mr. an(1 Mrs. Claude Posl Dr. b '
.others for tea between 3 and and Mrs. Tom H. Dunham, MrJ Ja"u,ary:,f uly c 'f.1 e ,U
o'clock and how grown up and Mrs. Lester D. Green, Mr. m.ei at ':3U. P,m' at. ' I? hme
5me have become in just a and .Mrs. Frank Shafer, Dr. and of Mrs- Carl Gies' 1075 shlp"
ear's time! The girls gathered Mrs. John M. Bamage, Mr. and pins: February-August circle,
l the den for their chatting, Mrs. Elmore Hill and their at 1:30 Wlth Mrs- A- H- Davis,
leir punch table in colorful i guests, Mr. and Mrs. William ! 500 North 20th: March-Septem-:hristms
theme being set up 'Hodgson of Portland. Mr. mdbn circle at 1:30 in the fire
l the breakfast room adjoin-1 Mrs. Coburn Grabenhorst. Mr. ! Place room of the church,
ig, while mothers stayed to and Mrs. Richard Grabenhorst, ! The May-November circle
isit in the living room and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cannon, i will meet for a Christmas
Capital Women
Edited fcy MARIAN LOWB FISCHER
bout the tea table . . . The Mr. and Mrs. James White,
ochimsen home is beautifully j Mr. and Mrs. James H. Nichol
ecorated for the Yuletide . . . Ison, Jr.: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
musual is the madonna ar-jM. Devers, Mr. and Mrs. Her
angement in front of a large ; man Darley, Mr. and Mrs. Mer-
old framed mirror, the ilium-1 ton Cox, all of Stayton; Mr. I home for Christmas were their
luncheon and devotional serv
ice at 12:30 at the home of
Mrs. C. A. McClurc, 433 Boice.
AT THE W. O. Widdo'ws
lated madonna set in angel ' and Mrs. William J. Braun; Mr.
1 air at the base of the mirror : and Mrs. John Kitzmiller, Mr.
Looped across the top of and Gerllnger, Mr.
i he round mirror are strands
f gold beads with a big red
iow at the top . . . The tea
: able featured the pink theme
and Mrs. Victor Williams all of
Dallas: Dr. and Mrs. Morris
Crothers, Mrs. Othel Lee and
daughter. Miss OtheJene Lee
et with a pink satin cloth, theind the latter's fiance. William
enterpiece of pink roses with
Colvard; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
... !.,..,. f, . Sears, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Wal-
ent, pink candles at either "f- nd M' ch"les
jde , Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
uuii vuuicj, mr. ana mrs.
Among those greeted during
, ur call, Mrs. Willard Thomp
, on and daughter, Karen; Mrs.
, krthur A. Atherton and daught
er, Nancy; Mrs. Vernon Gil
. nore and daughter. Patricia;
, rlrs. Ward R. Davis and
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Widdows of
Redwood City, Calif., and Mrs.'
Glen Widdows' mother, Mrs.
James Lowder of Aberdeen,
Wash., and the hosts' daugh
ter, Mrs. Grace Widdows and
her son, Mark. Mrs. Lowder is
en route to California for a
visit.
ON SUNDAY, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Majek observed their
Clark Carlton. Mr inri Mr.
Frank Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- silver wt dding anniversary,
ert DeArmond and his Barents They went U. Seattle, Satur-
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. DeArmond i daV. 00111 having lived in that
of Bend . . . Assisting the hosts
were their sons-in-law and
daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Hu
laughter, Linda, and niece, nert L. Williamson and Mr. and
area before their marriage,
and visited there over the
weekend.
foldene Shepherd of Van
; :ouver; Mrs. Robert J. Her
all and daughter. Linn; Mrs.
chandler Brown and daughter,
lum; Mrs. Charles H. Heltzel
' ind daughter, Kathy; Mrs. T.
larold Tomlinson and daugh-
I er, Kaye; Mrs. Edwin Keech
: ind daughter, Susan; Mrs.
fheron Hoover and daughter,
loAnne; Mrs. Francis Smith and
laughter. Betty Lou; Mrs. Har
ild M. Olinger and daughter.
' iusan; Mrs. Dean Brooks and
laughter, Denise; Mrs. James
iValton and daughter. )lisa
Mth; Mrs. William H. Ham-
nond and daughter, Connie;
' Mrs. G. E. MeCormlck and
laughter, Glenda; Mrs. William
f. Braun and daughter, Phoebe
Lou; and among other friends,
Mrs. Harry S. Dorman, Mrs.
(Jrlln S. Page, Mrs. Wallace
Carson, Mrs. Arthur Erlckson
' Mrs. George H. Swift . . .
Favorite of Millions
Mrs. James Kribs, and their! which Dr. and Mrs. Fred H.
daughter, Miss Gail Lochead .
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hoy
were hosts for one of the Sun
day open houses, inviting a
group of friends to call be
tween 4 and 6 o'clock at their
Douglas avenue home . . .
The Hoys have one of the most
striking Christmas trees we've
seen, a silvered one with only
green decorations . . . Over
each green ornament is a
matching green bow . . .
The supper table was set with
a bright Christmas green satin
cloth, the cer.terpiece silvered
greens with white candles . . .
Here we chatted with Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Todd and son, Jim;
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Anderson,
Mr. and' Mrs. Roy Green, Mr.
and Mrs. Lisle Dempewolf,
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Shaw,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tbomas, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Post, Mr. and
Mrs. Denver Young, Judge and
Mrs. Joseph B. Felton . . . The
hosts' daughter, Miss Sally
Hoy, assisted in greeting and
serving the guests . . .
An enjoyable holiday open
tunninw unnroT cmrn itwi
JfUTUUd LHnilUI OlLUut HI III house Sunday was that for Braun
Thompson were hosts to a
large group at their Crestview
Drive home, guests being in
vited to call between 3 and
8 o'clock ... A very visity af
fair, guests enjoying the large
basement recreation room . . .
Among those greeted Mrs. A.
L. Adolphson and Mrs. Ralph
Campbell, now of Portland;
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Lietz, Dr.
and Mrs. Burton A. Myers,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Harold Tom
linson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Kirk, Dr. and Mrs. Frank
Prime, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hein-
line, Mr. and Mrs. Richard A.
Meyer and daughter, Miss Rob
erta Meyer; Dr. and Mrs. E. A.
Lebold, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
A. Simmons, Dr. and Mrs. Har
old O. Schneider, Dr. and Mrs.
H. E. Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs.
Ellis VonEschen, Dr. and Mrs.
L. R. Burdette, Mr. and Mrs.
William Schlitt, Mr. and Mrs.
L. V. Benson, Mr. and Mrs,
Hugh Taylor and son, Ralph
Taylor; Mrs. E. H. Kennedy,
Dr. and Mrs. George R. Hoff
man, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Ow
ens, Dr. and Mrs. E. V. Fort-
miller, Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Betrothals
Told Over
Week-End
Three engagements wr an
nounced over the holiday
week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Oiter
berg are announcing the be
trothal of their daughter. Miss
Nancy Carol Osterberg, to
Robert B. True, son of Ber
nard True. .No date is set lor
the wedding.
The bride-elect was graduat
ed last June from Salem high
school an dis now employed in
the circulation department of
the Capital Journal. Mr. True
is attending officers training
school at Fort Sill, Okla.
Ralph-May
Mr. and Mrs. Sam S. May
are announcing the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss
Patricia May, to A3c Lowell W.
Ralph, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry M. Pomeroy.
The wedding date has not
been announced. Miss May is
employed at the county tax of
fice and Mr. Ralph is stationed
at Sheppard air force base in
Wichita Falls, Tex.
Knapp-Hartwell
A surprise for friends at
tending a party Sunday after
noon was announcement of the
engagement of Miss Jean Hart
well, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
E. T. Hartwell, to Edward
Knapp, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gardner Knapp.
The news was told at a party
given by Miss Marjorie Mosolf
at the summer home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Mosolf, on the Santiam. A re
cording was played to reveal
the announcement.
A June wedding It planned.
Both young people attended
Salem schools and both are
students at Pomona college,
Miss Hartwell as a sophomore
and Mr. Knapp as a senior.
Baby Christened
The christening services for
Michael Patrick Maulding,
younger son of Mr. and Mrs.
John P. Maulding, were Sun
day afternoon at 4 o'clock in
St. Paul's Episcopal church,
the Rev. George H. Swift of
ficiating. Alexander and Harry V. Col
lins are godparent! for the
little boy.
An informal reception for
the family and close friends
were given at the home of the
baby's grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph H. Cooley, follow
ing the service. Also present
for the event were the pater
nal grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. James A. Maulding of
Tillamook.
Miss McBath
Is Engaged
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. McBath
have announced the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss
Patricia K. McBath to Delton
L. Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ramsay Miller. No date is set
for the wedding. Miss McBath
is employed in the office at
Salem high school and Mr. Mil
ler is employed with an Asso
ciated service station here.
Additional Society
On Paget 8 and 10
Holiday Party
South Salem Mrs. Robert
W. Fenix, Camp Fire leader for
the Leslie junior high seventh
grade, entertained at a Christ
mas party for her group and
Mrs. Ray Stringham's Girl
Scout troop 100 at iier home
on South High street this past
week.
Games were played and re
freshments serveci to Julian
Melber, Carolyn Jarvis, Janis
Bryan. Kathrin Miller, Doris
Stringham, Janet Methvin and
Sheryl Thompson ho are Girl
Scouts, and Mrs. Ray String
ham their leader, and Judy
Erickson, Nancy Baker, Clau
dia Weaver, Bonnie Jean
Kurth, Patty Fcix, Sue Bra
sher, Sally Osko and Janet
Davenport, Camp Fire Girls.
.
SALEM HEIGHTS Holiday
week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Anderson and fam
ily on West Browning avenue
were Capt. and Mrs. Sylvan
Walgren and Bennett of Fort
Lewis, Wash.
Miss Kleman
Bride-Elect
Mr. and Mrs. Max Kleman
are announcing the engagement
of their daughter, Miss Arline
Kleman, to Pvt. Lloyd Wooden,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl B.
Damaske. ;
The news was revealed at a
family gathering at Christmas
time. 1
Miss Kleman is a senior at
Salem high school and her fi
ance is home on leave from
Fort Ord, California, where he
is in training with the U. S.
Army.
No date is set for the wed
ding. Miss Little Tells
Betrothal at Party
The engagement of Miss Mar
jorie Little, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Little, to David
Weeks, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clinton Weeks, was announced
at a Christmas time party last
week at the Little home.
Names of the couple were
concealed with Christmas or
naments on a Christmas tree.
No date is set for the wed
ding. Both young people are stu
dents at Willamette university
in their sophomore year. The
br'de-elcct is a member of Pi
Beta Phi sorority, Mr. Weeks
of Sigma Chi fraternity.
VISITORS over Christmas
have been Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Walkey of Pacific Pali
sades, Calif., guests of her
uncle and aunt, George Put
nam and Miss Elizabeth Put
nam. They will leave Wednes
day for their home.
FROM ONTARIO. Calif.,
comes news of the birth of a
son, Monday, December 28, to
Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. More-
head. The grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Feilen of Salem
j and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. More-
head of Sweet Home. Mrs. Feil
en has been at her daughter's
I home for the holidays.
Christening Event
Christening services for
James Douglas Green, young
er son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester
D. Green, were Christmas dsy
noon in St. Paul's Episcopal
church, the Rev. George H.
Swift officiating.
Godparents for the two
month old bsby are Mr. and
Mrs. C. Fenton Ford of Eu
gene, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Hadley, the baby's uncle and
aunt, acting as proxies at the
service. Present for the bap
tism were the baby's grand
parents, Secretary of the In
terior and Mrs. Douglas Mc
Kay, home from Washington,
D.C., for the holidays, and
Lester M. Green of Eugene;
his greatgrandmother, Mrs. J.
W. Frates of Portland; his
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Green of Medford, the
Had leys and the Greens, and
their older son, Daniel McKay
Green.
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MARLUE
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Kotka - Lammi
Hopewell At a quiet home
wedding in Clatskanie, Mrs.
Emma Lammi was married to
Abram Kotka of Fairview dis
trict. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Isakson of Clatskanie were the
attendants. The Rev. John
Riikoncn of California officiat
ed at the ceremony.
The bride chose a black dress
with pink carnation corsage for
her wedding, and Mrs. Isakson
wore a gray dress with white
carnation corsage.
A reception followed the
ceremony, and was attended
by about SO guests, including
the families of the children of
both the couple. Mr. and Mrs.
John Kotka and family and
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