Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, December 10, 1956, Page 16, Image 16

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    Salem, Oregon, Monday, December 10, 1956
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Sectioii 3 Page J
Capital Women 1
Edited by MARIAN LOWRY FISCHER I
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Little Furs Top Christmas Want List
Couple Wed
Sunday at
Roseburg
A wedding of interest to Salem
friends was at the First Methodist
church in Roseburg, Sunday, De
cember 9, at 3 p.m., when Miss
Lonoita Irene Kelley, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harl Kelley. Rose
burg, was wed to Donald Hjalmar
Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Davis of Salem.
The Rev. Ellsworth Tilton offi
ciated HI me Service. JUISS 3USA-U,ar;rtr iiTnnDnp r,,.on nnH snn
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Mrs. Schmidt Hostess
Mrs. John Schmidt will be host
ess to members of her piano class
for a Christmas Musicale, Mon
day evening at 7:30 p.m. at her
home. The students will play a
solo and a Christmas number.
Gifts will be exchanged. Sherry
Ault and Joanne Cooley will as
sist the hostess in serving refresh
ments. Members of the class are: Shar
on and Martha Dixon, Donna
Becker, Joanne Cooley, SJierry
Ault, Laina Hurd, Vickie Palma
son, Johnnie Morrow, Judy Mc
Clellan, lrma Jean Harmon, Nancy
and Vicki Kinton, Laurie Johnson,
JoAnne Doerkscn, Vicki Mills,
Marsha Robertson, Bob Friescn,
annc Davis, sister of the
groom, sang, and was accompa
nied by Mrs. Myrtle Burr, organ
ist. Christmas decorations 'were
used in the church. The altar was
decked with baskets of fir boughs
sprayed white, and the windows
also were flanked with boughs
centered with candles and the
pews were marked with boughs
lied with white bows.
The bride wore a dress of white
heavy antique silk. H was made
princess style, with lace bodice
trimmed in seed pearls, and the
floor length skirt extended to a
chapel length train. The fingertip
length veil fell from a pill box
type hat, trimmed in seed pearls
and sequins. The bride carried a
nosegay of white chrysanthemums
centered with an orchid. Mr. Kel
ley gave his daughter in marriage.
Miss Bette Carson was honor at
tendant, and bridesmaids were
Misses Shirla Kaye Archibald,
Carol Aikcr, Marlenc Jewell and
Jayne Tcague. The attendants
were dressed identically in white
satin brocade sheath dresses,
dra Kuper, Judy Dahl, Scott Con
verse, hugema Margosian, Rod
ney, Kathleen and Gloria Schmidt.
Alumnae
Plan Party
Kappa Delta alumnae plan their
annual Christmas party and gift
exchange Turesday night at the
home of Mrs. George Bagnall with
Mrs. Floyd Colburn as co-hostcss.
Instead of presenting the usual
special prize, the group is contri
buting the money to the Haven
school for Christmas.
The meeting will be at 8 o'clock.
Christmas Musicale
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Elect New Officers
New officers for Centralia tem
ple, Pythian Sisters, elected at the
meeting last week are as follows:
Most excellent chief. Miss Elsie
Snook; excellent senior, Mrs. Ruth
Koth; excellent junior, Mrs. Leon
Hansen; manager, Mrs. Ralph
Willcox, secretary: Mrs. Al Pos
schl, treasurer, Mrs. Glen Oatman;
protector, ' Mrs. Tom Romainc;
guard, Mrs. Lennie Irvine; trustee,
Mrs. A. W. Rockafellow; pianist,
Mrs. Robert Wickman; press cor
respondent, Mrs. Earl Burk; de
gree staff captain. Miss Betty Jean
Bergner; past chief, Mrs. Howard
Smith.
Several members of Centralia
temple attended a joint Initiation
ceremony at Independence Thurs
day. Those from Salem being In
itiated were Mrs. Alice Nash,
Mrs. Pearl Strobeck, Mrs. Ger
trude Alfredson and Mrs. Roberta
Hover.
Grand officers present were Mrs.
Armin Brown, grand chief of Dal
las and Miss Betty Jean Bergner,
grand junior of Salem.
Others attending from Salem
were Mrs. Howard Smith, Mrs.
Grace Thomas, Mrs. Clifford
Schultz, Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mrs.
Al Posschl, Miss Elsie Snook, Miss
Betty Jean Bergner, Mrs. Herman
Bergner, Mrs. Lula Fuller, Mrs.
Ruth Roth, Mrs, Leonard Hixson,
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Decatur and
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Gatts.
' HOSTESS to her bridge club for
luncheon and the afternoon
Thursday will be Mrs. C. Lester
Newman.
Grand Officers to
Visit Cherry Court
Mrs. William C. Pritchard of
Portland, grand royal matron, and
Orra B. Cole, Cannon Beach,
grand royal patron of the grand
court. Order of the Amaranth, will
pay their last official visit of the
year to Cherry court No. 19, Wed
nesday, at 8 o'clock at the Scottish
Rite temple.
The grand officers will Inspect
the ritualistic work, with M r s.
Paul R. Shafcr, royal matron, and
James H. Turnbull, royal patron,
of Cherry court, presiding. Mem
bers of Cherry court holding grand
court offices are Mrs. Charles W.
McCabe, grand assistant lecturer
and Mrs. Russell D. Bright, grand
representative to Kansas.
A special addendum will be con
ferred in honor of Mrs. Pritchard
and Mr. Cole, and they wfQ re
ceive honorary memberships fette)
Cherry court.
It will also be friendship night
with guests expected from many
out-of-town courts. The entertain
ment will Include musical and
vocal presentations. Following the
meeting, there will b social
hour and refreshments will be
served with Mrs. Ray Johnson
past matron. In charge. - Mrs.
Evert G. Givens is in charge e(
decorations.
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CHRISTMAS PARTY for Salem
Zenith club will be Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Vera
Kitchell. There will be a gift ex
change. Committee for the evening
includes Mrs. Ralph Atwood, Mrs.
Sam C, Campbell, Mrs. John Gun
dcrson. Mrs. L. G. Falk, Mrs,
Fred Joehnke, Mrs. Ted Jenny.;-
' Little Stole Norwegian blue
fox in soft moonlit tones; flat
tering, budget-priced.
Matched Pair This sophisticated black bucket cocktail hat and
giant matching muff, both trimmed with velvet, are made of
Southwest African Persian lamb, a new fur favorite.
Christmas Musicale
Set for Next Sunday
A Christmas musicale will be
given by the piano students of
Mrs. Genevieve Mickenham on
Sunday. December 16 at her home
1025 Fir St. The program will be
A Christmas musicale was pre-Li.: ', ii, j iu
sented by piano students of Doris i ,,, i.: , .ini.
SALEM Federated Music Teach-1 QpfjstmaS Program
ers plan their monthly meeting j . . jjDA
Wednesday, December 12 at 10,'Or Christian DrW
a.m. in the Wills Music company j "Christmas in Many Lands" Is
auditorium. Mary Craig, state pre-. the theme for the December din-
sident, will speak at the meeting
and Mt and Mrs. Vernon Wiscar-
George Hale, Sunday afternoon at
her Center street home. Patricia
Hale Allport, soprano, was guest
soloist.
Students taking part were Nan-
matching head-dresses and shoes, Icy Donaldson, Brian Eisner, Billy j Humphi
ililU jJCdH dliu iijiiicaiunc tailing, i kiiiiei, rini i-ai uici , iaiui
lhey carried nosegays oi wnue ; urcene. Pamela ones, lam Hale
group playing at 4 o'clock.
A tea hour will follow each pro
gram. Students taking part are: Ivan
Schectman, Margaret O'Day, Lin
da Kautz, Roddy Kautz, Beth
rey, Shirley Burton. Jim
Hamilton, J i m Schulz, Walter
Winslow. Janice Akerson, Sharon
chrysanthemums centered with red j Joan Howser, Mary Howser. Lylc Fultoni 'Francos Hamilton. Judy
and Larry and Suzanne Zeller.
20. with Mrs. Arthur Hagen
sisting the hostess. A Christmas
dance with a midnight supper will
be given by Mrs. Bessie Loomis,
December 22, at the Salem Heights
Community hall.
The group is sending records to
the Children's Farm Home near
Corvallis as a Christmas charity.
poinsettas.
Best man was Bob Luther. Ush
ers were Tom Moore, Jeff Walton,
Herb Singleton and Bill Kelley.
A reception in the church par
lors followed the ceremony. Red
poinsettas decorated the bride's ta
ble, and white fir boughs were
about the room. Cutting the bride's
cake were Mrs. Mac McCombic
and Mrs. Russell Yockey. Pouring
were Mrs. A. J. Ellison and Mrs.
Floyd Wilson. Assisting were
Misses Delores Sherlund. Dorothy
Williams, Dorothy Brodersen,
Clarice and Claudia Waters, Mar
cia Maple, Roz Summers, sorority
sisters of the bride. Passing the
guest book was Miss Elaine
Scuckler. and at the gift table was
Miss Diane Meyers.
For a wedding trio to the coast,
the bride wore a black and white
tweed suit with white fur collar,
white velvet hat, black accessories
and orchid corsage. After January
23, the couple will be at home at
Ft, Monmouth, N.J.
Recital on Sunday
Piano students of Mrs. Jack
Morrison presented their annual
Christmas recital on Sunday, at
tne sione nam. anquiq. j Mrs. Howard Price,
mnsimas music . ! Orville Kannier, Jr
ana iwo picuu aiiu uuu
were featured.
Appearing were Robin Gale.
Scott Berdcll. Janis Glennie, Kay
Bergen, Joyce and Sharon Kin
kaid. Dennis Smith. Merrie Lynn
Conder. Jeanne Buchanan. Marilee
Foote, Skippy and Marilyn Ale
shire, Linda Kay Whittakcr, Brent
Heppner. Gerry Ewing, George
Nelson, David Nebel, Marilyn
White. SfTndra Hummel, Evelyn
Taylor. Connie and Sara Mayers,
and Helen Willis.
Morris, Gregg Morris, Dick Nopp ;Scmriz; Gle obinnet'
BSP Chapter to Meet
Regular meeting of Beta Omi
cron chapter. Beta Sigma Phi,
will be Tuesday, at the home of
Mrs. Anna Riecel.
Other activities of the chapter to attend,
include the no-host dinner and
Christmas party to be at the home UW rfiricfmac P3ru
of Mrs. Thomas Kay on December YY YY ' nnsimas rariy
Nell Gil
man, Margaret Guman, Rachael
Vancel. Mary. Olson ,Judy Mans
field, Danny Cadmus, Kathy Cad
mus, Neeley White, Judy Robin
son, Buddy Knapp, John Knapp,
Sue Turner. David Mickenham,
Norma MacCallister, Barbara Mickenham.
The interested public is invited
Surprise Party
A surprise housewarming was
given for Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Allen at their home on Holiday
drive, Saturday night. A no-host
supper was served and an infor
mal evening enjoyed.
In the group calling were Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Allen, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Hansen. Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. INVITATIONS were received the
Mr. and Mrs. 'past weekend for an open house
George Jones, Mr. and Mrs. for which Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
George Meter. Mr. and Mrs. Kd Keech will entertain on Sunday.
Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Robert December 23. Guests arc invited
No-host dinner and Christmas
party for Veterans of World War
I, Barricks No. 113 and auxiliary,
will be at the Veterans of Foreign
Wars hall Wednesday. Dessert will i
be furnished by the committee,
with Mrs. Merrill Emery as chair
man. A short business meeting will be
followed by a program which in
cludes all district auxiliaries, Al
bany, Corvallis, Mulino, Stayton
and Salem. Members are asked to
bring canned goods and other non
perishable foods for the Christmas
baskets to be delivered by t h e
auxiliary to the needy.
Veterans of World War I, their
families, mothers, widows and
sisters are invited to attend.
son will be host to the teachers at
a Christmas Coffee.
Toastmistress Event
Mrs. B. L. Trelstad won the
speech award at the meeting of
Chemeketa Toastmistress club
Thursday evening, at the Golden
Pheasant. Other speakers were
Mrs. Edward Shuholm and Mrs.
J. A. Johnston.
Mrs. A. B. Thomas was general
evaluator; Mrs. Helene Hansen,
Mrs. H. LaSoine and Mrs. K. W.
Hillstrom. individual cvaluators;
Mrs. J. W. Tindall, toastmistress;
Mrs. Charcls Lowe, table topics;
Mrs. C. E. Jaqua, invocation and
Mrs. A. S. Tussing, timekeeper.
A report was given on the joint
meeting with Salem Toastmistress
club recently, and plans were
made for a future joint meeting,
The Christmas party will be at
the home of Mrs. B. L. Trelstad
ner meeting of the Christian Busi
ness and rrotcssional women s
council to be Tuesday at 6: IS p.m.
at Nohlgrcn's new banquet room.
Dr. Lloyd T. Anderson, pastor
of the First Baptist church, will
show slides of the Holy Land, tak
en on his recent visit. Mrs. Hay
Laccy will present the special fea
ture, the display of foreign dolls
from the Doll House at Oceanlake.
Myra Freisen, vocalist and student
at Willamette university, will pre
sent Christmas music.
All women are invited to attend,
and reservations may be made
with Mrs. Abbott, 3-8829.
PLE and F Club Meets
PLE and F club will meet for a
Christmas party Wednesday, at the
home of Mrs. 0. C. Harris. 1157
North Capitol street. There will be
a gift exchange and election ot officers.
Mrs. Leonard Hixson, Mrs. Hu
December 20, at 7:30, when mom- bert Gatts and Mrs. Donald Harris
bers arc to exchange gifts.
arc co-hostesses.
jvans
Slippers
Carey. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Simp
son, Mrs. Nellie Packer, William
L. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Slick of Oregon City
William Ferguson.
to call between 3 and 6 o'clock.
Party for Clink
Doctors of Salem clinic and their
wives are giving a dinner and
Christmas party Thursday night at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. Hugh
A. Dowd for all members of the
clinic staff and their wives or
husbands. The dinner will be at 7
SALEM Toast mist recss club is
Mr. and Mrs. meeting next Friday night, De
cember 13, instead of on the usual
Thursday, the dinner to be at 6
o'clock at the Golden Pheasant.
WOMAN'S SOCIETY of Christ
ian Service of the Jason Lee
MfttrmHict rhnrrh will meet for
business session at 10 a.m. next ' o'clock. Thirty-two will attend the
Wednesday. "For All Children" party.
will be the subject of the program, ...
as prepared bv Mrs. Roy Lively. W EST SALEM Woman s club
Mrs Gordon Black will lead thei'". mect (or no hosl ?inncr and
devotions ;Christmas party. Thursday, at 6:30
' , , , ... . . p.m. at the Kingwnod hall. A short
Mrs. Ernest Goulder will lead Christmas film wi be shown and
tne singing oi .nriMi.i.i .ui.-,, wj be communilv sinEing.
following the 12:15 noon luncheon ; Mcmbcrs are ,0 DrjnC gif.s for ox.
to be served by members of Helen
Kim circle.
Wrapped gifts for a man, wom
an or child are to be taken to the
meeting, to be distributed to one
of the state institutions.
change, and items for a box for
a needy family.
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MISSOLRI club is meeting for
Us annual Christmas party on
Tuesday, a no-host luncheon to be
served at 12 30 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. C R. Osborn, 4240 State
street. There will be an exchange
of Christmas gifts and "secret
IN ROSEBIRG this past week
end were Mr. and Mrs. Harrv W.
i , i j t ttr;i 1 ;
BCOll ana jir. aim in. ntuioin
K. Kimsey, the men attending lhe P"'" ' remembered
mid-winter session of the state
Lions club council.
MRS. H. C. MAISON will be
hostess at a Christmas party for
members of her bridge club next
Tuesday evening, at her home on
Hnlliday drive.
DEGREE of Honor Protective
association has set its Christmas
party at Salem Woman's club
house on Wednesday night, a no
host supper to be served at 6:30
o'clock, lodge session following at
8 o'clock.
NO-HOST luncheon for Missouri
Ladies auxiliary will be Tuesday.
at 12 30 p m. at the home of Mrs. i
C. R. Osborn, 4240 Slate street. '
Gifts are to be exchanged. i
SOl'TH S.M.EM (Special) A
Christmas greens workshop will be
conducted on Tuesday when the
Wee Weeders Garden club meets
at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Daven
port on South Winter street.
The workshop will ben at 9
o'clock and a no-host dner will
ho served at the noon hour. There
U1 be an rvchanse of gifts and
"tccrct pals'' will be r(cd. (
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