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Capjtal '.Womkn 1 visitors
Edited by MARIAN LOWRY FISCUF.K
inTBiT iBiitnriiTHr
Engagement
Of Couple
Announced
Miss lull's Jeiyi Roseler, dauKhler
of Mr. and Mm. Harry K. Hoseler,
Salem, is announcing her engage
ment lo Michael L. Ruff, son of
Mrs. Dale Under., Fairfield. 111.
No dale is set for the wedding.
Miss Roseler attended Salem
schools and is now employed in San
Francisco, with the Prudential In
surance company. Mr- Ruff attend
ed schools in Illinois, and is now
servinj in the Navy, stationed on
the USS General AE Anderson.
Miss Roscler is in Salem for the
Christmas holidays, at the home of
her parents.
Christmas Event at
White Shrine Meeting
Christmas ceremonial for Wil
lamette Shrine, No. 2, Order of
the White Shrine of Jerusalem, was
Monday evening. Receiving the de
gree of the order were Miss San
dra Hull, Miss Eva Ellen Fern,
Mrs. Sophie Mull, Mrs. Hoy Rey
nolds, Mrs. John Cochran, Mrs.
C. W. Shields. Mrs. Nora Rolow,
Mrs. Paul Robinson, Mrs. Oliver
Ethel!, Mrs. Flossie Bedwell, Mrs
Clifford Elgin, Mrs. I.ydia Shur,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kullock, Mr.
and Mrs. John Muir, Mr, and Mrs.
Robert Fost Forstcr.
Visitors were present from Ore
gon Shrine, Portland, Trinity, Bur
bank, Calif., and Friendship, Sa
lem. December birthdays were hon
ored, and a Christmas party, with
gift exchange was given. Refresh
ments were served by Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Armstrong, chairman,
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Holt, Mr
and Mrs. John Pfaff, .Mr. and
Mrs. Dorr Shrcve, Mrs. C. C. Gab
riel, Mrs. Ed Harnshergcr. Mrs.
Jack Stagner, Mrs. Merle Curtis,
Mrs. Jesse Hatch.
Holiday Visitors
Visitors in Salem for the holidays
are Mr. and Mrs. Victor L. Berg
und and daughter, Patricia May,
of Mojave, Calif., who are at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Bauer, and at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, lvar
Berglund.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay B. Surgeon
and daughter, Julie Ann, of Ale-
meda, Calif., are also visiting at
the Bauer home, and at the Henry
J. Bacr and (j e o r g o Surgeon
homes.
There will be a family reunion
at the Bnuer home on Christmas
day, when tho family will be to
gelher for tho first time in nine
years,
Some Notations,,
L! By M. L F.
Among the anticipated re-Christmas
parties each year for a group
of friends is the "neighborhood
tea" given by Mr. Albert C.
(iragff, this year's affair being
Tuesday afternoon at her North
Capitoi street home ... It is al
ways a charming prelude to the
holiday, in fact, to friends invited
il ic nn pvnt that scpitix to hrini
in the spirit of the Christmastide , Officers Installed
with its atmosphere ot hospitality,
graciousness and fellowship , . .
As always the charming old home
was beautifully decorated ... On
fitors arriving Tuesday fore
holidays were Mr. and Mrs. Wal
Iter K. Sowell and children, Nolen,
! Barbara and Brian, of Kedlands,
Calif., and Mrs. Bettia Herznger
of Hollywood. They are guests at
the home of Mr. "and Mrs. JTichard
K. Hill and family.
Honoring their guests, Vr. and
Mrs. Hill are entertaining at a
bridge party this evening, other
guests to' include Mr. and Mrs.
M. G. Rockey of Portland. Mr. and
Mrs, Ron Dicken of Molalla, Mr.
and Mrs. Kugene Walper, Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Stenback, Mr, and Mrs.
Ted Morris.
the door to welcome guests was
a small Christmas tree with minia
ture ornaments ... In the en
trance hall, a small Christmas
tree, and the large family tree,
aglow with light's and ornaments,
standing in lis accustomed corner
near the window in the front room
. . . Silvered greens featured the
decor in the second i'ving room
and especially effective was the
mantel . . . Above were silvered
cedar boughs and across the man
tel more of the silvered greens, a
crystal madonna standing in the
center, a single vigil light burning
in front a very simple but striking
arrangement ... At either end of
the mantel were tall lighted can
dles and on the end table in front:
of the fireplace, silvered pine !
boughs, nestled among them a
large candle in an heirloom gob
let (the wedding goblet of Mrs.
Gragg's mother) . , . Around the
door leading to the dining roonv
was a garland of greens, caught j
at each corner at the top with
bright ornaments arranged in the
form of a cluster of grapes . . ,
Only candlelight was used in the
dining room . . . The tea table
By Trinity Chapter
Mrs. Raymond Hoffman and
Clarence C. Field, were installed
worthy matron and worthy patron,
at the meeting of Trinity chapter,
Order of Kastern Star, Tuesday
evening. Other officers are Mrs.
Clarence Field, associate matron;
and Frank Nettleton. associate pa
tron; Mrs. C. M. Ilixson, secre
tary; Mrs. Wilfred Wilson, treas
urer; Mrs. Mary Pugh, conduc
tress; Mrs. Lloyd Vedder, associ
ate conductress.
Installing officers were Mrs. Paul
Robinson, grand matron; Lawrence
M. Klagg, grand patron; Mrs. E.
K. Bergman, grand chaplain; Mrs.
Harry Charlton, grand marshal;
Mrs. Dean Duval!, grand organist.
Appointive officers are: Mrs- Her
man Kurlemeyer, chaplain; Mrs.
Frank Nettleton, marshal; Mrs.
Lawrence Flagg, organist; Mrs.
.lames Moullet, Adah; Mrs. Robert
Irving. Ruth; Mrs. Charles lngra
hnm, Esther; Mrs. Orval Graham,
Martha; Mrs. Albert Rasmussen,
Electa; Mrs. Robert Pattison, war
der; D. M. Eby, sentinel.
For the program. Miss Karsn
Covert played a piano solo. Miss
Evelyn Johansen sang, accompa
nied by Miss Beverly Walls. Sev
eral vocal selections were present
ed by the Calvary trio, including
was set with a dark red satin j Mrs. Len Edwards. Mrs. Robert
cloth, the centerpiece an arrange- Hoyser and Mrs. Clyde Gilman
ment of silvered greens with tiny
Christinas trees and silver gilded
pods
Committee for the evening in
cluded Mrs. D. M. Eby, Mrs. J.
E. Van Wyngarden, Mrs. Robert
Assisting the hostess were Miss ' Forster, Mrs- Harry Charlton and
Kale Dlrksun, who ixiureri: Mrs. Mrs. R. C. Genre. Refreshments
George A i e n, Mrs. John P. were served following the installa-
Manlding, Mrs. Douglas Hay, Mrs. 1 tion by the members of Cherry
C. K. Nelson . , . assembly, Order of Rainbow for
Girls.
A hospitable and cheery open
house enjoyed by a large group I , n a .
of friends Sunday was the one forjLnUfCn GfOUD Meets
wmcn mr. ana niri. i. corgi; 01.
MRS- A. T. CARLSTON and Mrs,
Austin W. Elvers will entertain at
small coffee Thursday morning
at the Carlsfon home in honor of
Mrs. James Greer, who is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Vincent Fletcher
for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs.
James Greer and son, Ronnie, are
from San Diego, Calif. ,
A SON, Richard Duane, Jr., was
foorn to Mr. and Mrs. Richard U,
Barber at the Salem General hos
pital, Tuesday, December 20.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Merrill Barber, Salem, and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Thomas Mc
Guirk, Portland.
I.v OSWEGO Fridav evening will
ft M arvi Mrs. William II. Ham-
Girls Friendly society of St.
Paul's Episcopal church will meet
for a Christmas party in the Fire
place room of the church, at 4 p.m.
Thursday. Mothers of the girls are
invited.
Mrs. E. G. Ferreira of New York
Sell wart were hosts at their home
on North Capitol street . , . Friends
were invited between 2:30 and
7::t( o'clock . . . The holiday spirit
was enhanced with the attractive
Chnslmasy decorations . . . Near
the hall was a Christmas tree card city, program director and editor
rack on the wall, gay with many of National Girls Friendly society
greetings from friends . . . The is visiting in Portland, and will
mnnlcl was in gold, white and j he in Salem for the party. Mem-
silver, a white hell above, at one i hers of the advisory committee and
advisers are invited to meet at
3 pm. at (he church. Mothers of
members of the society are invited
to the party.
end a silvered branch decked wilii
miniature ornaments, lighted can
dles at (he other end, and in the
center an arrangement of gold
bells, bows and gilded ornaments
, . . The supper table was set with
a green cloth and at one end was
was a jelewed tree on a tiered
base . . .
Among those greeted at' our ear-j
fy evening call: Mr. and Mrs. Mol
lis W. Huntington, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Kricksun, Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald K. Jones, Dr. and Mrs,
Kenneth Power, Justice and Mrs.
George Kossman, Mr. and Mrs.
James B. Young, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul K. Hendricks, Mr. and Mrs.
Hreyniait Boise, Dr. and Mrs. Jer-j
aid S. Muckslraml, Dean and Mrs.
Mclvm 11. deist, Mr. ami Mrs. Don
ald McCurgnr, Mr. and Mrs. L. 11,
dc Weese, Dr. and Mrs. John H.
Griffith, Dr. and Mrs. Tom II.
Dunham, Mr. hih! Mrs. .Sydney
Knmier, Intone I ami Mis. Lngau
mn.m -.n , c. Bury. Mr. Walter lln.wulmv.
' . ' , V. I Mr. and Mrs. Mrrrill 0. Ohling
yttwrti l """J nf. J r-lMr. and Mrs. Wallace Bon-Merle
mnniuium: t wi sum, r.
lull An T'mUu- L Hammond
F'li. ntuil Mimt( .v.,.- unc e
iiirt1 timr. W' 4mt W.-i 0.7 Y'-rs:;
11' VMvtliuvf.
Mr. and Mr. II. (1. Malmn, Mr,
and .Mr. r;irnii S. Pji, Mr. and ig n( Sacred Heart Academy
INVITATION'S were received
Tuesday for an open house for
which Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Paul
son are to entertain on December
.to at their Court street home be
tween 6:30 ami 10:30 o'clock. The
affair will introduce to local
friends, Miss Gail Updike, bride
elect of Tom Steeves, son of Mrs.
raulson.
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FROM PALM SI'ltlNCS, Calif.
come holiday greetings from Mr.
and Mrs. K. J. Scellars, who are
spending the winter weeks in the
desert country.
...
AMONC New Year's day hosts
will lie Mr. and Mrs. Peter M.
Gutmnr, who are inviting friends
for an informal open bouse be
tween 2 and 7 o'clock.
...
PLANS WKKK made for a rum
mage sale, to be February 2, over
(ireenbaum's. at the board meet
Kihrrt B. Kbrrsnlr, Mr. and Mrs.; There will be no meeting ot the
Klla II. Thnmp.on, .Mr. and Mrs. Parents club next Monday.
f. M. Vrromlw, I)r. and Mrs. ...
.&: - 11 ! U lanrlleld. Mr. and Mrs. );c(en HoSteSS
rinwr , lv; ' . "' Mn.j
jr. ,uit wVt wvw t! i-f II. Swift, .Mr. and Mrs. I MOI.AI.l.A Mrs. Hon Dicken
mt iff "1'(i' ' kkmj Iff Kr l.drrton.lr. and Mrs. Ivan was hostess to the annual pinochle
y .m w WWr w -. '.a JU- M'"laol . . . j Christmas parly in her home clcv-
vuuhv .. .v !W . ' !"lv d,"ri,,, ,"r lh hclKlays.
v.t. V'w.i . 'j tw T -ry u.-.u-ujl ChriMmas ! Uessert was served to twelve
iM't wis 'n '? li '"n f "'"' a' Hie homes m ' ucsls. ('.ills were exchanged, and
i IS.'.-i' mi U .;(!.' a.vl JudJI and Mn. Val l. Sloprr and the nflenioon was spent playing
', m,f vv Mr. and Mrv (ilrm Wmidiy . . . pmochle. High score was held by
' : Hi irre at the WcHHlrv home 1 Mrs. Wayne Schumacher. Mrs.
j among the home decorations h'ml h,d second Inch and
frati.rc-l at the Salem (;,.ncra Mrs. A. I.. Miller of Pnrllnnd, Mrs.
li. -.;-..-.l holiday lour. Sunday . . .: ken's mother, received consola-
Toe life, iicrleil in proportions, i ''"n ,1"n"rs-
.'.aivl. c-.-it.nt; high in the front! 0lhl',r,' n1!'Wi "P ,,a,M1
p.-ture window at the home . . J"0 slrs- j)1 Wr! "- M- I'l"-V'1
It . spraved, then flocked -in ' "ys"''""' M"'.John
. ... . ... ' n , ..,, , 1 1 ,11.. Mrs. Morgan Johnson, Mrs. 1(. J.
,h , ,.......,., Mrs. Clvili" Muk Mrs Sid
tiorbi'tt and Mrs. Klmer Cordilt.
Today's Menu
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p.b.h K.ilad llr.-ad Tray in
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All .roaili.-iils. bells, ami the but
tri flics noil birds on Hie tree arc
lnv,lil pink
St Itl.lMITY The Marian home
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HAM Ml ft Kit rilirKKS .the s.Uer lhaw ol Siiiul.iy ilai not .,, Marian home Wednesday A
loitri-li. nl. lalili spoons inarga- slop a i.owilv nuiiilier visiting the niri-tmas tree program ami ex
'. "IP liwly i li.'lip.'d onion, bonu s o.cni d lor llie event . . . ; 1 1,,,,,.,,, f K,ns' ,,rJ ,,ww bv
nip lini ly ihoppid c e I e r y , tiUi. r lnmii's Willi hcuililul ami ivfivslmieitls
'l n. l.i.'iv tie in. Ui.li'.l 2 cups imsilal hnlnl.iy tic. ol .il ions nn Hie1 - ' -
diy ioi.l-e bii'lid crumbs, ' I"'..-, tour schedule were IIhkc ol Mrs. lnk sc.iiins and glitters. Pink
aponn salt, I a tcsnKins poultry itniiiil.l A. V i, Mr. and Mrs. I captations and silvered green:
(Ka-ioniog. 3 tablespoons boiling wa-; 11 nl.rrl V. TIhmiiIi.h and Mr. ami were ibe iviiterpiece
trr, I roasting chicken 1 about 3'i i Mrs. T. Ilnrold T.niilins..n
In i', poiiods ready to cjiok ...
weiahli, Ju.e 14111! Mrs. Sloper were
Method: Melt margarine in -!iit.s Sunday at an inloi-iial open
Inch skillet or saiicepm; n i house, and on Saturdav.-Mrs. Slo
onion and mlery, cook siowiy.
Iirring ollen lor S to 10 minutes.
ur in bi.tiid crumbs; osprmkle
with salt, poultry seasoning and
A pink
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frostVd ball decorated the wall in
the dining rmmt . . . Frosted
I ornaments decked the FYcnch
doors looking out on le patio
when1, was set an old-fashioned,
per invited neighborhood3 s omen i lighted Christmas tree , .
in for rollce . , . The lice.'stanfl I
ing incite front comw wimlow.'t At their country home oi(? of
O.II in V)ille . tnsl..i,l nf Itoscdalc fnr a lew dnvs are Prof.
O water; loss together well. I lor (tt.,m,,nl5i dorens ol Ircsh pink a Mrs. Janirs C. Orury . . .
slutting ioiiy( nno net i.nn nm,, dn-k the htamiies . . . liny leave ne! Tuesday . . . They
rhirken. parking in llthlbv .HoasI yM h(, Mlll(,lv ,,.,ri.,, w.i. are Moling Mi s Drill's '.ofather.
Haording lo favorite melnoiT. . ' nrront !-'- in Ihe dexoration . . . A ' Jnhn c'.'('r;.l,.r.L and Bilh oiiei
tV.te; To make the dry, eoar:.e ( hp;i m) (m, ,!,, durmg 9iiri..rt feu T
priiit.n.iit .ll.-.t lif toast eitils and . .. -. .,..1 .a ,1... 1 , ....
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2,,: Joiner P - .,Fordhe house a, lairs. ; Ho. hr . iba,ten,i,nR
," ",'". " ,.,.tho Wung room wrmiuni 'jn. jjwneo'n souiiiern c-wilornia . . .
In, , .trainer, s, " , g a?, loppe,Wahl. was s. with. Professor rirury, on vacation lr,
'VTrk 7mr. . whilt lull, cloth. tced in linettt,,, teachinS(5i New York t niver
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SHOP THE VCSUE OF SAfcEM THURSDAY
AND FRIDAY&30PTO 8:30SAf yRDAY TO 500
Christmas Presents Wkb Fashion Futures'-
i from The Vogue of Salem
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Major items nn Iter hinting
list . . . beautiful wearable
presents with exciting futures
wherever fashion is important.
She'll love any one of the genu
in our Christmas-star-bright
collection. Only three mora
shopping days so come select
, her. gift nowl
Holiilay Time
Sued . . .
As Her Christmas Dreams
Luscious as Christmas candy . , .
delicate as spun sugar . . . sweet as her
night-before-Christinas dreams . . ,
no woman could want more perfect
testimonies to her loveliness than these
exquisite lingerie confecti
m I'hrislmas Vllisliiiio' List
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IS PARTY-TIME
Fashion strikes a festive note as it
enters the holiday whirl of parties,
combining elegant fabrics , . . exotic,
exciting styles. Come see our collection
of beautiful evening fashions. You'll
wear them from the first Yule-time
cocktail party till the last holiday star
night.
Glamorous
Rol)csS
leisure. Sw eet and gay pastel
colors.
14.95 to 22.95
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Gown Sets
24.90 to
31.90
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Eiit'liaiitiiir; Costume Jewelry
Nettie Ktseiistein Peifiitnes
Faiiunis Name Dresses
Shoes ly Tw eedieS
Peter Seott CAslimete Swcitters"
' Jeweled Orion Sweaters
' Lovely Gift Blouses
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