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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1956)
Salem, Oregon, Monday, May 21, 1956 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL &Ktion 1 Page 1 Some Notations . . . A very enjoyable and hospitable gathering Sunday afternoon was the at home (or which Sir. and Mrs. Vernon Wisrarson were hosts at their South High street resi dence . . . Friends were invited to call betwen 2 and 7 o'clock ... It was a garden party, really, guests soon linding their way to the spa cious gardens at the home . . . Nu merous evergreens, fruit trees and beautiful rhododendrons in bloom now, as well as several border plants added to the enjoyment of the garden trek . . . The hosts re ceived informally in the living room . . . The decor in the house also made a garden setting ... On the piano was a huge bouquet of rosy-red peonies and pink blooms, and ir front of the fireplace was a basket of spring flowers in the! By M. L. F. same shades . covered with sation we gathered there had been no absentee voting . . . Accommo dations were fine and v.e were thoroughly enjoying them until Thursday nigiit ... Out "neigh bors" next door were a bit noisy and we would not have thought too much about it until one gentleman bellowed out as he came through the door "It's just too bad if there is anyone else here because this is my night to howl." And "howl" they did, those four, until nearly daybreak and to add insult to in jury they arose early and slammed and banged around some more i til they went on their fishing trip , . . But most annoying was f -ir expressed intention to make it noisy! . . . They were just "talking" voters, too, the four shouting at times over the prob- 2 Groups install Officers Installation for new officers was staged for South Salem Lions club and auxiliary. Friday night. A joint buffet dinner for the group was given at the Senator hotel. Edward Majek, deputy district governor for Lions cubs. Install ed the following officers for the Lions: Arthur Martin, president; Nels Johnson, first vice presi dent: Frank Florey, second vice president: Robert Coe, third vice resident: Daryl Jones, secre ary: fjohn G. Marr. treasurer: absent); (Henry Sprick, tail twister, absent); j3mes .MfGil christ, lion lamer, absent); Cecil Woodburn Golf Event WOODBURN Twenty - three women were present or golf and luncheon at the Woodburn golf course, Thursday. Hostesses during the luncheon hour were Mrs. Ed ward Com an and Mrs. Dean Bishoprick. Next Thursday, Mrs. Ralph Pickering and Mrs. Leland Plank will serve. Play for the day was "Match Against Par," with full handicap. Winning in the championship class was Mrs. Howard Palmer. In Class A, Mrs. Dean Bishoprick and in Class B, Mrs. May Murray. The spring handicap tourna ment was started and lunch time wao changed from 12:30 p.m. to 1 p.m. Tee.off will be at 9 and 9:30 WSCS Meeting ; To Be in Salem Salem was selected as the meet ing place for the 1957 gathering of the Oregon conference Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church, at the confer ence meeting in Klamath Falls last week. Mrs. Roy Lockenour of the First Methodist church extended the invitation. Women of the other Salem Methodist churches will be assisting hostesses. Salem women having a place on the .-roaram at Klamath Falls were; Miss Evelyn DeVries, mis sionary from Southern Rhodesia, who spoke on her work in a girl's hostel in Umtali, Africa; and Mrs. r lest P. Coulder, conference s.; retary of spiritual life, who pre sided over a worship period. Conference officer for the en suing year wilt be Mrs. Hoy GreStie of Morningside church, secretary of student work; and Mrs. Ernest P. Gouider, Jason Lee church, sec retary of spiritual life. Mrs. C. W. Stacey was introdaced as one of the nominees of the western jurisdiction for member ship on the National Board of .Mis sions of the Methodist church. Other Salem women in attendance were: Mesdames Laurance Wal worth, A. J. Qutnn. George Rose- berry, Roy Lockenour, Ralph Da Mete, and Walter Xystrom. FRIENDS will he interested to know that Mr. and Mrs. Dan Os born and children Todd and Terry, have returned to SaSem after liv ing in Portland, and Forest Grove for four years. Mr. Osbora is in business at 595 Court street. OES Honors Mothers SHERIDAN Order of Eastern Star, chapter 89, honored moth ers of members this week, fol lowing the meeting of the group. Courtesy ladies, Mesdames Frances HarrisoB, Edith iiolman, Dorothy Wooden, Alice Wright, Mary Park, and Julia Spooner, with Lucille Board, soloist, and Olive Smith, accompanist, pre sented a degree honoring all mothers and those attending were presented with a May bas ket of gladiolus blabs for their friendship gardens. The group voted fo give $25 to the Estarl fund, a scholarship for religious training. Several re ports were given. Matrons and past patrons will be honored at the next meeting,: which will be a no host dinner, Pages Entertain -On Double Occasion MOUNT ANGEL Mrs. Leo Barr of Mount Angel and her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Varley (Loretta Barr! ol Eugene, shared honors at a Moth er s day and silver wedding anni versary relebrBisoB st the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Page t Evelyn Barri in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Varley were mar ried at St. Mary's Catholic church. Mount Asgei, May 26, 1931. They have one son, Donald, student at Portland university. Those present inclttded Mrs.) Barr ana Mr, and Mrs, Varley, the honored guests; also Mr. and Mrs. avo Bauman and family, Mr, and Mrs. Eaiii Wolf and family, Mr. and Mrs, fjorbtrt Antieo, ail of ' Degree Conferred JSOLALLA A last week's meet ing of Orchid chapter, Order of Eastern Star, the white BHsle de gree was conferred upon Mr. and Mrs. Arsdt Loe and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ogburn. There will be no chapter met ing the first Tuesday In Jsse. $$t to sessions of the grand chapter. The annual Eastern Star-Masonic picnic was discussed, wSh the oats to be announced later. Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gsimore, Mrs. Laura Cartas, Mrs. Bethel Friedrkh and Mrs. Edna Lewis. The star points will serve refresh ments at the June M meettag. Mount Angel; Mr. and Mrs, Louis Gehrine and son, Curtis, Donald Case, and Donald Varley, all f Portland. The buffet was i able outcome of the election and!Lan,z and Frank Hamstreet, di- a rose-pink hand-, one corner an arrangement of deep pink snaps, peonies and roses with pink candles at either side .... Adding a refreshing note to the table was the center arrangement of a frosted half-melon shell filled with melon balls and strawberries . . .The punch table, all in green, was set up under the apple tres in the gardens. . . Among those greeted during our late afternoon call Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Martin, Dr, and Mrs. Estill L. Brunk, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gordon. Mr. and Mrs. James W. Tindall, Mr. and Mrs. J, L, Himmel, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Headrick, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hal varson, Mr. and Mrs. Donatd Brazle, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cul dlnger, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Par sons, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Good enough, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Wall ing, Mr. and Mrs. Russel D. Beut ler, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Coigan, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie E. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hume, Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burlingham, Mrs. Tom Wolgamott, Mrs. Carl Aschenbrenner, Mrs. Everett Poe. . . Invitations came this weekend to Salem friends for the wedding of Miss Gail Joan Updike of Port land and Thomas Watson Steeves of Salem, the ceremony to be sol emnized the afternoon of Saturday, June 9, at 2 o'clock in All Saints Catholic church, Portland, the re ception following there also. . .The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Updike of Tortland and Mr. Steeves is the son of Mrs. Conrad Paulson of Salem . . . It was back to work this week end following a few days vacation at the beach , . . And what perfect weather we "picsed" at the beach while you valley folk were enjoy ing your warm temperatures up to 95! Seldom have we run into more perfect weather for the oceanside, and what a beautiful time to be along the coast the rhododendrons being out, some hillsides ablaze with the bright yellow Scotch broom (albeit it is such a pesti the wild violets, buttercups and other little flowers typical of the coast area coloring the ground We are lazy vacationers in that this individual forgets cooking along with the job when away, so the jaunt was not too good for the diet, what with alternating in en joying the cuisine at the Dorches ter House and the interesting spe cialties at Pixie Kitchen . . . It's nice to be In that area during the midweek, too, the beacnes not being so crowded especially nice with the wonderful weather that orevailed this time ... We found out some interesting sidelights about would-be voters, too Late Thursday we noted many more people coming election day, Friday, being a holiday for quite a group and meaning tne vacation ers would have until Monday for the':- holiday and that meant they did not vote, because, from conver- ti be out to vote, as thev admitted they would not be back in Port-: land until Monday . . . There are? many ways to enjoy vacations, and the saying goes, it takes all kinds ...Our one regret in leavig lale Friday afternoon in order to get home in time to vote was not being able to hear the quartet's shouting: and condemnation on the outcome of the election ... Two valley women were named to office in the annual meeting of the state organization of Univer sity of Oregon Mothers clubs in Eugene, Saturday . . . Mrs. Wit- Ham L. I.ulberk of Salem was elected a director for three years; and Mrs. C. A. Fratzke of Inde pendence was elected vice presi dent. . . Mrs. James Walton of Sa lem went out of office as state president following a most success ful year. . . Mrs. Elery Fay of Portland is the new state president for the Mothers groups. . . BROOKS The Brooks Garden club will meet at the home of Mrs. Dollie Ramp, Thursday, for a no host luncheon, and business meet ing. The subject of discussion will be, "Care and Culture of Roses". rectors. A president s pm was presented to Arthur Martin. Installine the auxiliary officers was Mrs. Harry W. Scott, past state auxiliary president. Those taking office were Mrs. Hobcrt Morrow, president; Mrs. George Beane, vice president: Mrs. Daryl Jones, secretary; Mrs. Henry Sprick, treasurer, absent). Clayton Jones, outgoing presi dent of the club was master of ceremonies and was assisted by Mrs. Clarence Feller outgoing president of the auxiliary. Cor sages were nresented incoming officers of the auxiliary. Mrs. Cbrence Feller was presented a gift. . 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