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I Salem, Oregon, Monday, February 11, 1957 i 'i t f V if Jl. II al. I fa a. WW 13 IfltH.Wl. i I Edited by MARIAN LOWRY FISCHER 1 Miss Bourne Wed Sunday at Jason Lee Church Service A bride Sunday evening was Hiss Cynthia Louise Bourne, her marriage to James William Tribe of Eugene being solemnized at a service in the Jason Lee Methodist church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Bourne of Salem and Mr. Tribe is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Hugh . Tribe of Eugene. Officiating at the 8 o'clock candlelight service was the Rev. E. P. Goulder. Lighting the tapers preceding the service were two aunts of the bride, .Mrs. Walter Seifert and Mrs, Rusty Class. They wore olnk crystalette,' ballerina length frocks. Miss Sharon Andcr- aon of University ot wasnmgton was the soloist and Mrs. G. Bene dict played the organ. The bride wore a lace and satin dress. The bodice of chantilly lace was styled with Queen Anne collar. The skirt was of tulle over satin with panels of the lace, and was Btyled with chapel train. The fin gertip veil was arranged from a crown of handclipped lace. The bride carried a Bible covered with in orchid and blue tulle arranged with forget-me-nots. Mr. Bourne gave his daughter in marriage. Miss Sharon Bourne was maid of honor for her sister. She wore a Chantilly lace sheath dress of light blue with overskirt of light and dark blue tulle with lace ap pliques. She wore a hat matching her dress, and she carried a bou quet of nosegay of blue and white flowers. Bridesmaids were Miss JoAnn Bourne, sister of the bride, Mrs. Donald Siegmund, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Sharon An derson. The junior bridesmaid was Coffee Today Honoring her daughter, Mrs. Edgar Framm, Mrs. Hall S. Lusk entertained at an informal neigh borhood coffee this afternoon at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Framm have been here for an extended stay after their return from three years in Europe. Mr. Framm left Sunday for their new home in San Fran cisco. He Is with the Bank of America. Mrs. Framm and the children, Catherine, Hedi and Bar bara, will be leaving in about three weeks to Join Mr. Framm at San Francisco. ENJOYING a vacation stay at the Myrtle Bank hotel In Kingston Jamaica, B.W.I. , is Mrs. E. II Kennedy of Salem, to VmfA aft hail. Milium win, -iTmT ilmort Ivmln.vi dial. .' I'Lli'lJ New 1957 " tUXU'A ' ' ' elgin h7Av A tNOSI . . . JUST TAOI r T MA ' IN ANY OlD WATCH XTTHt'ITTtS tfardhm of Alt, Mot T. ' ' tMi ' ' 11 -Tf ElOINROSAl" ; ft ! wr only OU- b-lvr;., i i! IntfeUaillt Hr T0U t'tmollcMw eoit Mill. It U 117JI . ' I Utility ..poMki b.ot.1.1. 2J IIOIN K)IN rgggstEgagg gaagaxyy 1 w T ,l,lr Hrt (0' f STORE HOURS i L -- - ... 9:30 A. M. TO I I 3 30 P. M. B JACKSON 13S Ntoth another sister of the bride, Susan Kay Bourne. Their dresses were of lavender-blue Chantilly lace in sheath style with dark and light blue tulle overskirts with lace ap pliques. They also carried nose gays of blue and white flowers. All the attendants wore slippers matching their frocks. Barbara Seifert, cousin of the bride, was flower girl, wearing a pink frock. Dave Knepper, a cousin, was ring bearer. Dick Garret was best man and serving as ushers were Donald Siegmund, Tom Buck and Garry Dmgman. The bride s mother wore a lavender pink brocaded dress trimmed with iridescent sequins in matching color, dove gray acces sories and a corsage of pink elfe roses with tufts of orchid net. The reception was in the Kirby room of the church. Mrs. Alfred Wahlstrom. aunt of the bride, As toria, cut the cake. Mrs. Delbert Dingman, Eugene, aunt of the bridegroom, poured. Assisting were Mrs. Kennctn uocken, aunt of the bride, Beavcrton; Mrs. Ed ward Knepper, Mrs. Arthur Knep per, Portland, aunts of the bride; Miss Karen Docken, a cousm; Mrs. Milton Ingram, Mrs. Don Peper. Mrs. A. E. Utley, Miss Nancy Wahlstrom, Misses Jeanie and Ellen Marie Knepper, young cousins ot the bride. For traveling the bride wore a beige wool suit with dressy light beige sweater matching the gloves, deep brown accessories and a pheasant feather hat. To her suit was pinned a corsage ot or chids. Following a trip to Reno the couple will be at home in bugene. ONE of the parties preceding the Town club dance on Saturday night will be the one for which Mr. and Mrs. James L. Payne, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ham mond and Mr. and Mrs. Ward R. Davis will entertain, at the Payne home. Guests are invited to call between 7:30 and 9 o'clock. NOTICES are out for a special showing of bridal attire in the Meier 4c Frank s-Salem auditor ium next Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. LEAVING this weekend for San Francisco to make her home in Sun Francisco was Miss June Lockridge, who has been visiting here since November with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs.. Albert C. Gragg. For Your Valentine "2f i HO U NX X fUIA0ll MA.imIN Pitta M t4 Tl mi JEWEURS llbarfy Miss Shields At a simple home ceremony Saturday evening. Miss Marilyn I Kay Shields, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Shields, was married to Loran S. Ilassett, Corvallis, son of Mr. and Mrs, Wesley A. Hassett ot Grants Pass. The service was at o'clock, Dr. Brooks H. Moore of the First Methodist church officiating. Can delabrums with pink tapers, sprays of pink carnations against abackgroundof huckleberry greens, and floral arrangements of pink carnations and heather formed the decorative setting for the service. Lighting the candles was Miss Ann Halvorsen. Ralph Edward VanHorn sang. Miss Caro lyn Burr playing the accompani ment. The bride wore a full length. handclipped lace over satin dress. fashioned with rounded necklme trimmed with lace flower centers in which were iridescent sequins, long sleeves pointed over the hands, and a bouffant skirt wKh nylon tulle and panels of lace in sets. The fingertip illusion veil was caught to a lace headdress en crusted with seed pearls and se- Mrs. Brannon Is Speaker at Salem Woman s Club Event Mrs. Alton T. Brannon, princi pal of the Chemawa Indian school, was the speaker at the meeting of the Salem Woman's club Fri day afternoon, with her topic "The Indian, His Heritage, His Needs and Opportunities." Mrs. Mem Pearce introduced the speaker. A series of symbolic tribal dances by Chemawa students added color to the program. Girls participating were Alice Marks, Nez Perce, Idaho; Janice Farma, Shoshone, Idaho; Arlenc Johnson. Clallam, Washington; Evelyn Ika and Marilyn selam, Yakima. Washington; and Dolores High Eagle, Nez Perce, Yakima, Wash ington. They were introduced by Miss Lucy Hose rrancisco. The, program was in charge of Mrs. Floyd White, with Mrs. R. C. Hunter leading in the reading of the collect, and Mrs. Lue A. Lucas introducing guests. New members welcomed were Mesdames Walter Marlin, J. A. Krebs, W. C. Taylor and Eugene B. Schaller. Mrs. W. S. Levens wos named an honorary member of the club. The Salem bus situation was dis cussed during the meeting. Mrs. Nettie Smith, financial secretary, reported a membership of 172 women. a Announcement was made that the next meeting on February 22 will be at 10 a.m. rather than the usual afternoon hour in order that members who wish may attend the tea of the Woodburn Woman s club that afternoon. The Fine Arts division of the club will meet with Mrs. Luke Johnston on Tuesday, February 18, at 2 p.m. ' Miss Antoinette White and Mrs J. E. Kirk poured during the tea hour. VISITOR here for a month Is Mrs. Ivan Bellinger of Albany, guest of Mrs. Ellen Fisher. for hearts afire ftAM&EAO.. ' fiery new Faber iery new Faberge excitingly gilt boxed in molten, turbulent red to warm her heart Fabergttlo pmse perlumo i gcWen iVoili J.50 cologne eirocrdio.'e 3.50 lo 10. parfume impelled Ircm f,onee 10 50 to 1 10. balh powder 'h ico'let lon-bt wool pjlf J7$ plus tax Wed Saturday quins. The bride carried a cres cent arm bouquet of pink carna tions. Mr. Shields gave his daugh- A pretty St. Valentine's time ter in marriage. I party was the farewell coffee Mis. Patricia Shields was maidjgiven s-turday to honor MrI. Fr(d a Dastel frock with cors'aee of oink carnations. Miss Janelle Butts was bridesmaid. She wore a white and pink polka dot frock with corsage of pink carnations. Hugh F. Hallanan was best man. The bride's mother wore a lace rose dress with corsage of pink carnations. The bridegrooms mother wore a teal blue dress with matching jacket and corsage of pmk carnations. A reception followed the ,serv- ice. Receiving at the door were Mrs. Charles S. Pratt, Miss Carol Warren and Jerry Ackerson. Mrs, Ralph VanHorn cut the cake. Mrs. Wilmer C. Smith, Mrs. Lester Shields. Mrs. Andy Halvorsen, and of silver in it, and the centerpiece i (j,elre nandriii of hearts Mrs. Karl Heinlein poured. Assist- was an arrangement of pink, bluel' j oecurjcog t intermis ing were Mrs. Russell Daulton. and white blooms with tulle hearts . .. , J balloons was .ins. a. ti . nuiiiiiauu, nils, .ai i Daumann. The couple will be at home In Corvallis, the two attending Ore gon State college. Italian Accessories A bag of blue calf has nautical emblem repeated on belt. Costume Accents Bag of white osier twigs has navy calf lid, white, marine belt. ANNOUNCEMENT has come from Portland of the birth of a daughter, Susan Elizabeth, to Mr. nd Mrs. Allan R. Mann, Jr. (Elizabeth Johnson) at Emanuel hospital on February 5. Grandpar ents are Mr. and Mrs. Allan R. Mann, Sr. of Portland. The little girl is a niece of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Johnson of Salem. GUESTS at the home of Gover nor and Mrs. Robert D. Holmes for the weekend were their son. John, and his friend Jack Dun ham of St. Helens, both University of Oregon students; and their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Holmes, Jr., and little daughter, Debbie, from Gearhart . the lovelight fragrance Some Notations . . By M. L. F. Jhnk' ho ill Mr- Joehnke land family, is moving to Portland j to live ... Hostesses (or the af- ' fair were Mrs. Ted Jenny, Mrs J Wallace Cowen and Mrs. Norman Young, the three entertaining at the Jenny borne between 11 a.m. , and 2 p.m. ... On the door to greet guests was a large Valen- ! tine, a white one with a pink lace .frill around it. a nosegay of vio- lets nestled in the center, stream- j crowning ceremony. Other candi ers falling from the heart caught j dates for the sweetheart title were with tiny Valentines ... Low ar- Misses Beverly Bishop, Sara Allen, rangements of violets and other j both South Salem High, and Misses spring blooms decorated the ltv-1 Judie Larson and Darlene Good ing room . . . The tea table was man of North Salem Hih. set wun a pink woven clotn, a Bit bin uivic 01111115 v . . ' PjiT'inu fur the dunce included: Among guests greeted at ou: to Gus lloure Mr. and call Mrs. Chester Loe, Mrs. Joaa W:, Wu Tjram. ir anii .V,rs. Kricksen, Mrs. Robert B. Hjri. r(ji. .-nun. Mr and Mrs. Sig Mrs. Mahlon Pengra. Mrs. Mar- llr m M. Roy Hor- y n Brown, Mrs. Robert Cortw. na J:. UJllJ Mrs, ;rr.lnk w.Jsh. V."- '.' Ul"", Vao Ausd,u- jiin. Mr -imi Mrs. Caritun Greid Mrs. Glen Clark. Mrs. Oetrfe - 3. Mni Mrs. Rubert Hamil Dewey, Jr., Miss Belly Ji Ert- h:. M BnlC), Van ner. Mrs. Ronald Hoot v.-jrAu. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas James Gray, Mrs. Steven Bu.i. ?uimam Jnli Mrs, 3upieite mrs. iuuKius nay, nn. inn Branch, Mrs. Austin Eirer. Mtv Harry Loggan, .Mrs. Ronald Klutr dell, Mrs. Robert Morw, Mn. Richard Ballantyne, Mrs. lyuu Woods . . . Among those assiKinr at that time Mrs. James H. Al Ienby, Mrs. Lewis Wiltshire Mrs, Richard Lankow, Mrs. Richard m I U .1 Jennlng, Mrs. Sam C. Campbell . The Joehnkes alreadv have purchased a home in Portland. . . Mr. Joehnke was transferred there by the First National Bank of Portland. , . , Two dales for the legislative women to remember: March 2(1 and 21 ... On those dales the wives of supreme court justices will entertain in honor of wives of senate members, wives of repre sentatives and the wives of state officials, the parties to honor Mrs. Robert D. Holmes, Oregon's first lady, and Mrs. Randall Kesler. wife of the new supreme court justice . . . The parties are to be at the home of Mrs. William Perry, wife of the chief justice. . . And speaking of future dates: Salem Women's Golf association announces its opening date will be March 8,, the event set earlier than planned because of spring va cation ... On March 7, the day ahead of the opening of the sea son's play, a big get-acquainted coffee is being planned for all members and prospective mem bers For her weekly at home after noon, tomorrow I Tuesday ). Mrs. Robert D. Holmes, wife of the gov ernor, has invited the following group to pour during the different hours: .Mrs. Claude A. Miller, Mrs. James T. Brand, Mrs. How ard Morgan of Monmouth. Mrs. Robert F. While, Mrs. Robert Steward ot Keating, Mrs. II. G Maison ... In the group assisting will be Mrs. Jason Lee, Mrs. Har old C. Holmes of Portland, sister-in-law of the governor; Mrs. Peery T. Burcn, and throe Willamette university co-eds. Misses Deanna Ilrunning. Betty Strausz and Polly Dougherty . . . Hours for the at home are between 2 and 5 o'clock. all Salem women as well as out-of- town ones wishing to meet Mrs. Holmes being invited to call dur ing those hours at the governor's home on Alvarado Terrace, Con dalaria Heights AMONG valley folk in Califor nia on a vacation are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gerlinger of Dallas, who have gone to Las Vegas, Riv erside and Palm Springs. At Riv erside they will visit their son-in- law and daughter, Lt. and Mrs. Ronald Lyman. KAPPA DELTA alumnae will meet on Wednesday, February 13, rather than on the usual Tuesday evening date this week. Mrs. Hope Edwards. 2000 Mar- ket street, will be hostess for the o clock meeting. Plans w ill be made for Kappa Delta "state day." Sudden pleasure MISTED STRAWS Unexpected and iplrlt-lifting. SwothecJ with molint and (roiled with snowflakt veiling. The whole new group appears to make you prettier than ever before, j Q 95 Up lV Milled Hi-Y Lists Sweethearts Hi-Y Sweethearts for the year are Miss Kathy Evans of North Salem High school, daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Evans, and Miss Marcia Humphrey, South Sa lem High school, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Fred n. Humphrey. The two girls were named and crowned at intermission cere monies at the annual Hi-Y Sweet heart Ball. Saturday night, at the South Salem school. Bob Trelstad, president of the Hi-Y council, officiated at the j The d a n e e was in Valentine Lvjn. ir imi Mrs. Ruilin Hang. Kl imz. Krs. Conoid Ductus, Mr. iint 5rs. acssun Hxieiett. Mr. mm ju-s . zil ctwu. .ill. aim Mrs r-'rjuua A 1 1 a , Mr. and " iicsaru. Mr. and j Mrs. BemLTi Zsn:jn. Mr. and Mrs arre Cawrr. Mr and Mrs. E. A. CarlK.n. Lr. ind Mrs. Cart E. AsL-nearrerisr. Mr. and Mrs. Giiner Flesatr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Hurr.piireT. Mr. aad Mrs. William J. Bissop. Mr. aid Mn. Andrew Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Don ald Goodman. Mr. arsi Mrs. 'Ir ving A. Larson, Robert Voigt and Neil Brown. ADDITIONAL SOCIETY ON PAGE East Salem Groups Meet During Week EAST SALEM (Special) The Swegle Woman's club met last week at the home of Mrs. Ralph Hein. Mrs. E. E. Brandt was co hostess for a dessert served to Mesdames Earl Rowland, Harry Jennings. John Hvkes. George Yost, Clifford Y'ost. Albert Patz, Mary Swingle, Menno Dalke, Homer Conklin, and the president, Mrs. John Olthoff, who presided at the business meeting following the social hour. Welfare work was planned. Mrs. Carl Snyder was hostess for the meeting last week of the Merry Minglers at her Lancaster drive home for a dessert. Attend ing were Mesdames A. Covil Case, Gay Fabry, Leonard Malm, J. I. Wagers, Anna Jess, Robert Fromm, Harvey Page, Harold H. Jenkins, Henry Sprick and W. B. Wittington, and as guest, a former member, Mrs. Clyde Colwell. Mrs. Lyle Bayne, district direc tor, for the Salem district of the federated Garden clubs, was a special guest for the February meeting of Lansing Neighbo-s Garden club at the home of Mrs. Ralph Hein last week. For the program Rholin Cooley of Silver ton showed pictures taken on an extended tour of several countries of Europe. Many garden pictures were shown ot world famous parks and gardens. Mrs. Hein presided at the business meeting with Mrs. Glen Larkins giving a report on guana iui uic milium spiiug iwwu snow in aaicm, ana airs. uoDen Ballard the horticulture report. Mrs. Bayne announced the district meeting for April in Salem. Mrs. Ballard was assisting hostess for the social hour with a luncheon served to Mesdames John Feld schau, Ermal Owens, Lloyd Keene, Reuben Sinner, Harold Holler, J. P. Aspinwall and Lar kins. AMONG Salem folk on vacation in the south are Dr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell. They left the latter part of the week and spent tne weekend with Mr. and Mrs. v. B. Leonard at Danville. Calif.. I planning then to go farther south lo the desert country. Bridae Event Junior winners at the Knights of Cojumbus club last week were: North and South, Miss Martha Harrington and Miss Loraine Meusey, Mrs. E. W. Hughes and Mrs. W. G. Rogers, Mrs. E. Pay seno and Mrs. Marion Wooden, Mrs. Mona Yoder and Mrs. J. Shoemaker. East and West win ners were Mrs. Charles McElhinny ..j tr.. E1 l Pace Mm H. duu .ins. u. .... . i-o-. -- Frantz and Mrs. Mabel Holkestad For Her Complurient lupremt...: "You have exquisite taste!" You'U heir it often wheo jm Ip A Sweetheart of a Hair-Cut J 111 The "POM POM" (S ltrrlw Thsre's FLATTERY for you in our new Sweetheart of a &i$Jy& y. hair-cut . . :. the "Pom Pom." See how softly beautiful (f )iJ ' easy ,0 mana9e yur na'r can De w',n 'his new spring Vsf&Uit Ay Call S-1 870 for an Appointment uMp M Loveall-Miller Beauty Salon jaX; v SEC0N FL- i Perfumes .... 3.00 to 18.00 Colognes .... 2.00 to 10.00 "ii world-fimoui Angelique petfumej, White Satin, Black Sstin, Gold Perfumes Colognes fin Clh.j world's fmeiltclke SHOP MILLER'S FOR FAMOUS NAMES IN PERFUMES CHARLES OF THE RITZ DESERT FLOWER DORSAY CRVEN FABERGS YARDLEY IIANCKABtT Mrs. A. Elvin and Mrs Archer. Senior winners were Mrs. 0. A. Mueller and Gus Wallis, Al Cramer and Henry Kropp, Mrs. Ed. Lewis and Roy Tokcrud. Mrs. Elmer O. Berg and Fred Williams. At the birthday parly the pre vious week Junior winners were Mrs. Frank Nickolls and Mrs. Al Sloper, Mrs, Roger Archer and M Unnru Vrnnn MfH. W. G. Rogers, and Mrs. Myrtle Watson, Mrs. Charles men ana Airs, tan Ellis, Mrs. A. Elvin and Mrs. The Best Valentines Gift Sftin.v ssjp stkf. vrfw ' ' .w-urf .v ; V.' ':.r. S l JTA ,4V J world's meil tolktd obout perfynei' MAKE-UP KITS ATOMIZERS SCENTED SOAPS COMPACTS DRESSER SETS UPSTICK CASfcS ' ALL GIFT-WRAPPED Mona Yoder. Mrs. E. A. Guen Ihner and Mrs. A. Cramer. Senior winners were Mrs. A. Binegar and Mrs. Mabel Bentson, Henry Kropp and Roger Arcner, mr. ana Mrs, Ed. Lewis, Carl Ruder and Carl Charnholm, Mrs. E. Osborne and Mrs. Frank Ward, Mrs. Paul Bur ns and Mrs. Ed Boring. IN LONG BEACH, Calif, for a few weeks is Mrs, George A. Rliolen. visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.' John Reeves (Merle Hhotcn), Place to Shop . . , After All Show Her 3.00 to 18.00 2.00 to 10.00 0