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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1927)
TIIE OUKdON STATESMAN; SALHAI, OHKGQT I "5 f . t . BXAUDRE-D BUNCH Miss V.dna Simonton Becomes i;, i(h of Mr. Phillip (rearhart ,,t (lunch Ceremony on,- of the loveliest of all the t-sg&fZf morning at which Miss n.i .Simonton berame the bride h,l .n l lump jtti jiri, ui oe- trl The (crfmony, impressiye n tii simplicity of Its detail, wag ,n i tn t.d at 11 o'clock by Rev. I ;. V. I'oiing r a many, wno useu , f n rinK service. upe Hundred friends of the young couple -.uihlt'd at the First "Presbyter . ti church where the wedding ,.i,k place. Th- :iliar was a bower of gold silvi-r. fiohlen aceacia. with i min.trliiiK -f daffodils, and silver .ii--vy willows, jirranged with Ore-- n irapo foliage, made an effec-,v- la kirrm.nd. rr.rtdint: the ceremony Miss i, iic lc W'itte played a prelude ,! ..rtan niiHio. "Meditation." by i. lair; "Chant d'Amour," by i illcltf. and "Andantino by Le I .ire. wtre the numbers chosen. Lin t !,!, ,iv the ceremony Mr. A. V Schramm f t'orvallis, accom-pa.-ii'-'l hy Mrs. Schramm at the ,ii- ,.r-aj!. sail! ('adman's "At I i.i wii in m" in a memorable, inan- !m r. Mis D" Witte returned to the m;m play the wedding march i, .in I.uIk nrin at the wedding .ii ty assembled. I'.otii the bride and the groom. v re unattended James Simon- i,i!i save his daughter in mar- nage. flu' bride, who is an exceeding ly attrai-tive girl, was very lovely ,n freranium crepe romaine. The wo-jiiccc frock, fashioned as an t n.-.eniMe. was made with a blouse it; a parcnment snaue, wun an- vi r embroidery in a delicate oral design. She wore an ex- jOremt-Iy becoming picture hat in j jfiihe new. tea-rose shade with sim w' (r'stal ornaments. Her cor- i V-Mse bouquet va$ of tea roses and l'reesias with maidenhair fern. As l,c-r only ornament, the bride wore a beautiful pearl-set gold neck It, e belonging to Mrs. H. B. Thielsen. This necklace wag Mrs. Thielsen's bridal gift from her .'u:s band 54 years ago. During the ceremony, and . the informal reception following, Miss He Witte, at the organ, played Evensong," by Johnston; "Ro mance." by St. Clair; "Evensong" by Martin, and Frysinger's "Bene diction Xuptiale." Ushers for the ceremony in dudfc Messrs. Ilex Sanford, O. K.t-JAvitte, Tinkham Gilbert and Jertes Young. Much interest has attended the approaching wedding since the an nouncement of the engagement of th- young couple at the home of Miss Nell Thielsen on January 8. Mr.-;, dear hart is one of the most attractive and accomplished tills who has ever lived in Salem. Kor a number of years she has bcf-n in the employ of Frank C. Uramwill, as secretary in the state banking department- Since lie removal of the department to 3 Portland she has made her home jif. Mr C.earhart, the son of prominent, Clatsop county pioneers. for wh,iu ilu- famous resort, Oear barr, was named, is a graduate ,! the ur. L'oii Agricultural college a l C.rvaliis. ' Following their wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Cearhart will go to Scan le where Mr. Gearhart is the iioithe,t manager for a large make i heir home. Will Thielsen and Mrs. Iv.ui rii!i.. nil, sisters of the bride. re hu.-a. sses. for the wedding breakfast, which followed the cer !. ony. The breakfast was served !'i the Thi-lsen home, with covers I l'i 1 i,,r forty. Kose-pink car-!'"'''"'-- ro-t.- candles and foliage (r.-.,ii grape decorated the i' aki.i-i tables. A number of out of town guests d ilu- wedding, including ' r,.;dtives of the groom from .' -toria. lie bri.U-'s going-away costume ''as a Muoke-bluo sport frock with Ko",kiti .-tripe trim. She wore a stunii!!i- -nial liat to harmonize. ! rm . t v i- 4 C. A. LUTHY Jeweler In New Location si-, state street- Watches, Clocks and Jeweler? ' Repaired CREAM FOR CATARRH? i OPENS UP NOSTRILS! Tells How To Get Quick R. hef from Head-CokM It's Splendid! ' 'I' pen I wi it Mv. I miii tl 1 uio j our chifrged nestrila air r, : . ) rriui nf ; vnn I! clf.tr and you can breathe HTvinrr ; ' "anw&t fmuuius. -cl a small U.ttic of Ely's Cream i 1. f I Tr ,:ru?sist now. Apply W'4 am in yUT nostril.. If th- .1", r0"--',1' ,vryir passage. Eolb, M,ot,,t' the inflamed or ' eotniT .-.'I. '..'jV!! ,ntmrane and reiki VUhV l, I"1'' l'on't 8ty rtiffrfP SVi arrh-EeIu5 Her wrap was a coat of the same blue with fox collar. Wallace Orchards .? Scene of Deliuhtful Dinner Party on Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Paul It. Wallace entertained on Wednesday even ing at their home, "Wallace Or chard." for the pleasure of a group of friends. A lovely bowl of violets and daf fodils centered th table on which lighted green tapers iu silver hold ers were used. Covers were placed for Dr. and Mrs. Carl Gregg Doney. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thomson, Mis-? .Minora Thompson, Fraulein Marianne Danko of Vienna. Austria, Miss Hess Itniwn o Eugene, and the! hosts, Mr. anil Mrs. I'aul U. Wal lace. Eeclesia, Club Plans ISanquet and Line. Parly Members of the Keclesia dub have completed plans tor a du-Hgi-tful banquet n Monday eve r;i g at The Hr;i. followed with . a liyv party to t f .l.-iinor- tlieuter. Yesterday the group hum at The Ppa ffr tiie regular luncheon meeting. Dr. II. ('. stover, pastor of the Kuiht Mcnioriai church, was t he speaker taking " Person ality" as his su'oject. The girls were much ileasvl by the presen tation. Salem Woman's Club Will Hear Talk on the, -Modern American Theater Alice Ilenson Ernst, of the English department of the Uni versity of Oregon, will be the speaker tomorrow afternoon at the February tea meeting of the Sa lem Woman's club. Mrs. Ernst has chosen her own subject: "New Trends in the American Theater." In a communication to Mrs. Wm, Fordyce Fargo, chairman of the calendar committee, she sug gests that the club members read four selected plays as a prepara tion for the program. Mrs. Ernst suggests "Emperor Jones" and "The Hairy Ape," both by Eugene O'Neill, "The Adding Machine," by Elmer Rice, and "Sun-Up," by Lulu Vollmer. During her afternoon in Salem Mrs. Ernst will be the guest of Mrs. L. O. Clement.- Mrs. Ernst has requested as a special favor the courtesy of a visit to the Elsi nore theater of which she has heard so much approval. Mrs. Ernst's address at the club will begin at 3 o'clock. At 5:30 she will leave for Portland to at tend a play which she has been requested to review. Tea will be served in the club dii;ing room following the pro gram. Mrs. O. P. Haff Is Head Resident at Sorority The many friends of Mrs. O. P. Hoff will be glad she has returned to Salem to make her bon-.e. fol lowing a' two years' absence in Portland. Mrs. Hoff is the widow of the late O. P. Hoff. a former state treasurer. Wh.i',? i:i Port land she has been making her home at the lleathman hotel. Mrs. Hoff has accepted the po sition of head resident at the Alpha Phi Alpha sororiiy on the Willamette university campus. Mr. and Mrs. J I off lived in Salem for 18 years and although Mrs. llofi has been living in Portland since her husband's death, she; has a large circla "oti friend In this :clty-i " ,: ' - -. ". " :" :: Mr. Hoff. Is a charter rne.mbor of the Eajs tern Star at Kegene. where her family were pioneers, a charter member of the DAR and White Shrine of Jerusalem at Sa lem, and is now a Portland mem ber of Daughters of the Nile Hasiant society, and a charter member of the Woodman circle at Eugene. Members of Travel'my Party Are Honored iu Portland A number of affairs are being arranged in honor of Mrs. Rudolph Prael. wlio will leave about the middle of March. with three cous ins fur an extended. European visit. Among the. parties arranged for Mrs. Prnel this week will be the luncheon for which Mrs. Freder ick F. Ziegler will entertain to day and a similar affair for which Mrs. It. H. Caswell will be hos tess Friday. Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Mackay will entertain at dinner Friday night, Dr. and Mrs. Gus tavo E. IJruere will be dinner hosts Wednesday night, and Mr. and Mrs. O. P.. Stubbs will entertain at dinner Thursday night in her honor. Mrs. William P.rown and Mrs. S. F. Snedecor of Salem will mo tor to Alabama,. where they will Ik; joined early in the month by Mrs. Prael and Mrs. W. II. Eld ridge, and they will all sail from New York together. On gonian. Woman's Union Will Meet Today Mrs. E. L. Darnell will enjertain members of the Woman's union of the First Congregational church this afternoon at her home. Sfifl South Twelfth street. The after noon will be devoted to needle work. Mrs. Butler Is Called to San Francisco Mrs. Eric Bntler will leave to day for San Francisco nhere she has been called on account of the illness of her mother, Mrs. Top liff. Maorus Study Group Meets at Neio Home of Elizabeth Bar ham The Maorus study club met at the new home of Elizabeth Barham Friday afternoon. ( ' Topics on tax collection, elec tions, reading of public documents anil military administration were studied and discussed, thus com pleting the questions on the coun ty and the administration of state laws. After tire business hour a short program was given. Papers on the life of George Washington were read by Cecil Wenderoth, Margar et Smith and VjAa Stapleton. Rose Oglesby delWfhted the members with one of her readings. Little Elaine Oglesby entertained with one of her pretty songs. Luncheon was served after the program. The luncheon table was gayly dressed in Valentine novel ties, red streamers and hearts. A beautiful plant made, a fitting cen terniece. Refreshments were served. Two cakes were present ed to the president of the club. Mrs. Cecil Wenderoth, in honor of her birthday anniversary. The living rdom was attractively decor ated in red streamers, Valentines and cupids. Those entertained were Mrs. Ada Alkire, Mrs. Elizabeth Par ham, Mrs. Josephine Butts, Mrs. Mayme Cosper, Mrs. Rose Evans, 1 Social Xfeleadar o MASSAGE at your home Telephone 2214 S. II. Logan niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiniiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiniii For the Children's Sakei eel SaHtS You can easily make sure thar your children are nor suffering from the lack of iodine even though experts , have pronounced the drinking water, the vegetation, etc, of the Pacific Northwest deficient in iodine properties. Ask Your Grocer To Send You Tfu-Bake Cracker made with IODIZED salt. He ha them or will. get. them t, you. Family size packages only. Dark blue with orange lettering. 4 All the delicious ness of regular TRU-BAKES with the health feature in addition. ... 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