WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 31, 1927
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Banquet on TJwrsddy-i t i
IlVM Hcmorllev. and
Mrs. II. C.Sttyer - ,
Rev; rtdMrs. JJ. C. Stover
will be fttie ijKaesttkot honor at
the elaWfatereceptloii which the
ladies of' the Knight fMe.norial
church i will VgpaosM ,;;4norrow
jiigttt at 7 ."o'clock at the, hureh.
The reee ption t wilf ; honor Rev.
,Mr. Stover. not only on the second
annlvsary of. his .return 4o Salem
hut , oif tola wedding anniversary
a-weiir - .
, . Iter. Mr. Stover, who is highly
esteemed by his congregation, re
turned, to the Salem charge in
1925 after an - absence of five
years ' V"1 ' jX"- ' " ' '
Recently, Rev. and Mrs. Stover
returned from a summer vacation
trip to Yellowstone National Park.
.- ; Every member, of. the ;. Knight
Memorial church is invited to at
tend the anniversary banquet to
morrow. In the .-, decorating, a
color-Bcheme of yellow and white
will be used, v-' s ,
Miss Mildred La Nor West
arid Parker E. Branin Are ,
Married on Sunday
- A bride of unusual beauty was
Miss Mildred La Nore4Weat whose
marriage to Mr. .Parker E. Bran
in of, PendJetoi was. .impressively
solemnized , at S , o'clock Sunday,
. t evening, . August , 2S , in. the pres
ence of fifty . relatives, and inti
mate, friends. ,,,, ;
i The ceremony took plaeo at the
home of the.bride'a parents, Mr.
and 'Mrs; J. -1J. West, in Salem
Heights. Rev. V. C. Kantner,
reading the; Tdngfe ring service,
officiated.; . U V, , '
A more charming -setting: for a
late sumuiPT home wedding cannot
be imagined than the banked fire
place of the; west living rooms.
Palms and -ferns formed the
, .Kpwn, uu.euiier biub uj w mi it
a stood- gorgeous .floor baskets of
. white "lilies, - Monte Breda, and
gladiolas. " iSeven-branch- floor
candelabra, .filled with Jighted
The members of , the bridal
party assembled aa "Miss Marguer
ite Blumberjgat Jthe piano' played
- the . weddlPS," ': processional - from
Lohengrin. . - .
: The hrlde's only attendant , was
her, siser . Mrs. t ' Linis Simpson
(Bealrjcejyeet lwjo was matron
TbetQom'w'aa attended . by
- Howard . llail of Port!and who ser
ved as te&jiaa!adH -r.r" '
; The : bfid(e;Vwhq is a j slender
brunette, '"was", exquisite 'in pale
green georgette,. fashioned sleeve
less and with a besded fringe, for
the hem.V Rhinestone prnaments
on the ; wedding- gown were in
complete keeping with.' the silver
rhinestone head-dress chosen for
the occasion. ' The white flowers
jot the wedding ; bouquet were
bride's roses ahd sweet', peas, ar
ranged In an arm cluster.
Mrs." Simpson,- the matron of
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Waste-bMeou, remind fort if every one oiUdo
,cf . tti Hth rf XT- - : biirninir match or cicarette. ,
t. . . ' . . i '' ' i "i . nnliMfA ImVm v ' IMarioh Sauare if the weather oerr I i
: mztcb. Carelessness alone a,T wnuq m ui wuvw .wf r Krta... oteerVirthnwiii!Sefei V
is" respdnsibte for moic than -ap to uncovered S This. inihuTitlirftUti h
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ir-vi.-M..u.. . tive our forests 6c careful! . ,t!. : l
honor,' was especiallycharping In
a leevelesa gown of pale yellow
georgette ' and f deep lace'. Chic
French : flowers ' adorned the
streamersi i which -.'feft j from the
shofulde.rs .'.the f eUrje Hlength pt
the basojto' and' daintily . flounced
Bkirt. A haMJt-jKold iit the hair
and a fgorkeousr iaxpJbouquet' of.
pink roses': an cfeweeti peas ieora- :
pleted inlft Wlpme.lv.i'::-'; -Mrei
31 HI AVeatV mother of thef
bride, was charm Gigly-gowned in
dark greep. georgette' with moire
ribbon. Her corsage of roses' was
enhanced with a frill-of lavander
ostrich.., ,.,.'
A reception followed the cere
mony, with a color scheme of yel
low and other pastel . shades in
predominance. .Four yellow tapers
in silver -holders glowed on the
dining room table, while a simi
lar arrangement was featured on
the buffet. Asters in pink and
lavender filled the flower bowls.
Those serving the coffee and
ices were Miss JSUen Jean Moody,
Miss Marvel Bid wards, and Miss
Mildred Miller. ,
Immediately atter the reception.
Mr. and Mrs. Branin left by mo
tor for Pendleton where they .will
oiakle. their home. In Pendleton,
H Mr. Branin Js city editor of the
Kast Qregonian... Mr. Braninv
who- is a University of Oregon
man, is the son. of Charles. Branin
of. Portland. t
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'For her going away costume,
Mrs. Branin wore navy blue crepe
de chine with a dark brown musk
rat jacquette ahd soft dark hat.
She carried accessories to bar
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Miss Margaret McDaniel
and Qitry Htiey Will Be
Married Tomorrow Afternoon
A number of Salem folk expect
to attend the wedding of Miss Mar
garet McDaniel daughter of Mrs.
L. S. McDaniel, and Mr. Oury
Hisey, son pf Rev. and Mrs.
Albert "i S. ' Hisey, which will
be" solemnized at the Rose
City Park' Methodist church in
Portland at 4 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. ,
Among those planning to at
tend are Mr. and Mrs. E.i T.
Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Goltra,
Rev.' and Mrs. Albert S. Hisey,
Miss Florence Young, Miss Myrtle
Jensen, Miss Frances Hodge, and
Miss Pauline.; Rickll.
-Miss McDaniel has chosen Mrs.
f Cehasvlawlilst ' Anne Laven
der) of Vashon, Washington as
her matron of honor. A cousin
of the bride-elect, Miss Elizabeth
McDaniel of Sa- Paul, Minnesota,
wH be the maid or honor.
Truman Collins of PoAland
will serve as best man.
Four Kappa Gamma Rho frat
ernity brothers of the groom, Vic
tor Carlson, Harold Fearing, War
ren Day, " and Robert Notson
will be. tha ushers.
The young couple will be mar
ried by the groom's father, Rev.
Albert S. Hiseyi
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; Annual O; A. RJ andWf R.. C.J
Picnic Fairgrounds.' Dinner
served "at noon. -. :
Royal Neighbors ' of America.
St.1 Paul's" Parish Jlall. I n 1
- W F: M. S. of Leslie Church.
Mrs. A. F. Mnlligan, I860 Fair
amount - Ave. : y ' :
Willing Workers' class of First
Christian church. Marion Square.
2:30 o'clock. i
y . . Thursday ':. - - ;
Westway Club of W. B A.
Mrs. Frank Boeringer, 260 W.
Wilson St., hostess. .
r Anniversary, reception at Knight
Memorial church honoring Rev.
pnd Mrs. H. C, Stover. T o'clock.
-Chapter O of the P. E. O. sis
terhood. Elks tfemple. 1 o'clock
luncheon. ' '
Practical Nurses Association,'
Willson Park. :Mti.
Wedding of Miss Margaret Mc
Daniel and Oury Hisey at Rose
City Park Methodist church, Port
land. '
Friday
Annual Minnesota picnic. Fair
grounds. Basket dinner served
at noon. ,
Saturday
First meeting of D. A. R.
Mrs. W. II. Byrd, 595 Court
Street.
Hisey are graduates of Willamette
Both Miss McDaniel and Mr;
University with the class of '24.
Since graduation. Miss McDaniel
has studied at Columbia Universi
ty and in Europe, while Mr. Hisey
has taken advanced work' at Col
umbia and at' Syracuse University.
T Mr. Hisey and his bride will
leave at once for Rumford, Maine
where they will make' thefr h6me
They will go east over the Canadi-,
an Pacific. 1 ;
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Prominent Eastern Nurses
Are Guests of '
Miss Hofseth (
Miss Elizabeth Smith, superin
tendent of the Visiting Nurses as
sociation, Wallingford, Conn., and
Miss Amy Wells, New' York City,
are visiting Miss Astrid Hofseth,
retiring superintendent of Salem
Hospital. Miss Smith and Miss
Wells sailed from New York on
July 21st, through the Panama
Canal to Los Angeles. They have
visited the Grand Canyon in Ari
zona, friends in southern Cali
fornia and are returning to New
York over the Canadian Pacific,
through the Canadian Rockies.
As this is their first visit to the
Pacific coast they are very much
interested and delighted with the
scenery.
Mrs. Bright and Miss
Savage Plan Trip to
Crater Lake . ,
Mrs. Mildred Bright and Miss
Mabel Savage have made plans
to spend the Labor Day week-end
at Crater Lake. Mrs. Bright and
Miss Savage plan to leave Salem
on Friday and return late an
Monday. " '
Mrs. Clifford Brown
Spends Week-end
in Portland
Mrs. Clifford Brown is home
from a week-end .visit-in Portland
spent - with her aunt and uncle.
Judge and Mrs4 J. B- Humphreys
4 of Kansas .City, Missouri. - . -
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i AJt, a sjervicj.cbarming in its
sUnpicity, ; JMiss ;Althea Lee Me
Kinney wasunlted in marriage to
Arcbll E. Presnall,' Sunday after
noop at 4 p. ni. at the" country
home of her parents near Turner,
Oregon.! Reverend Charles C.
Haworth . officiated.; , Fallowing
the ceremony a f 1 luncheon was
served jto twenty-five Immediate
friends and relatives of the couple.
The bride is the only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McKinney
of Salem, and has .been In the
employ of the Charles K. Spauld
ing company for the past four
years; . t . ..'4;
Mr. and Mrs. Presnall .left Im-,
mediately following the ceremony
for a short trip-to the beach and
will be' at ' home jto - their friends
at 2320 Hazel Avenue, Salem, af-i
ter November 1.
Msr. Harry Hawkins 4
Returns From Biach
Mrs. Harry Hawkins has re
turned to Salem after a vacation
at Neskpwin. ' ' ' ' ;
Miss Van Winkle is Brides- ,j
maid at Portland Wedding I
Miss Rosalind Van Winkle,
daughter of Attorney General 1.
H. Van Winkle, had the distinc
tion of being one of the brides
maids at the marriage of Miss
Caroline E. McEwen and John
Kenneth Patterson in Portland
this week. !
Details bf the Interesting wed
ding are as fo.llows:
M&s f Carolina ' E;!i McEwen,
daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
McEwen; and John Kenneth Pat
terson were married Sunday night
at a beautiful ceremony performed
In Reed college-chapel. Dn Clem
ent G. CJark. pastor; of the First
Congregational church, read .the
service before an altar banked
with palms and gladioli in rain
bow tints. Miss Cecilia Tenney
played the wedding 'marches, ac
companied by Mrs. Alden Brewst
er Mills (Patsy Neilan), violinist.
The bride, who waa given in
marriage by her father, wore a
period gown of cream satin wit,h
close-fitting bodice and full skirt.
Her tulle veil was held, in place
by a coronet of pearls and she
carried a shower of. brides roses
and lilies of the valley. Her mat
ron of honor, Mrs. Sven Munk,
wore shell ping satin and carried
pastel-shaded sweet peas and ros-j
es. The bridesmaids. Miss Rosa
lind Van Winkle and Miss Elea
nor Poorman, wore taffeta, silver
slippers. They wore wreaths of
silver leaves in their hair ahd
carried sweet peas in rainbow
shades with tulle bows. '
Donald Abbott acted as best
man and nshers were- Harold' Mc-i
Ewen, Donald - Frazier, Dudley
Kleist and Thomas Green, Jr.
The young couple left for a
short visit in California en route
to - Boston, where Mr. Patterson
will continue bis studies at Har
vard medical school. They will
Visit the' Grand Qanyon, Balt4k
more, Washington, t). C, and
New York. : ' - ' ' j
Out-of-town guests at the wed-
ding included Dr. John Kenneth)
Patterson of Klamath Falls,' Ii
H. Van Winkle and daughter,' Mr.
and Mrs. Sven Munk of Seattle,
Miss Rosalind Van Winkle of
Salem and Mr.fi and Mrs. Hugh
Lister of Paulina, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs: H. B. McEwen en
tertained members of 'the bridal
party Saturday night at a buffet
upper fallowing. ,tbe wedding rei
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Practical Nurses Associa- ? I
Hon Will Meet ;
Vl The Practical Nurses'.-Jtosocri-.
tlon-will meet . OBThursday After-
Complimented " . "
SIyttTONi?bRE.. Aug. 30.2
( Special ji Complimenting Mrs.
Melvin .Balkarn, Jtfrs. qie.nn HoJe
entertained ataHeaatU Httje
aitwfioen- parrtyat he- Bensci
country home Thursday afternoon.
The rooms were beautifully decor?
ated with roses and zinnias.
- ) Guests Included, Mrs. p. B.
JElauge, rs. Esther Weaver; Mra.
O. Satern,' Wrg. Victor Madse,h,
Mrs.; Anna K. Jensep, Mrs. Christ
Ine Hansen,- Mrs. JohnMoe. Mral
Clara" Baltimore, Mrs. Carl Ben-1
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Colorado Families - ? '
Visit vrCSalem ; v.
;Mr,ljandMrs.JJ3. :W. Walchr
enfertalned as their guWts recenjU
ly Mi-r 'and Mrs. Roy Walcher aBd
itwo children of penver, .Colorado
umo. Mr. aim iu rs.- ?v uiiam , i la we 1
and daughter, Alnja, of Ldvelanff,
enroute . to. .California-. , while. t&
iiuweua jiaa just completed a
tour through Idaho. ' . "'.
House-guest at Wharton.
lLi West 4Home
. fMrsv -Wbaron.Ls ,Weit ia :ent"er
taming - as pep house-guests this
. ner moiier,, airg. uparies
Ha,wman of PorUaa dand Jjer.ai-.
ter and brother-in-law, Mri . and
Mrs.. Leslie KJjfkman J,qf Walla
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WiMnrr Worker 7lrV
Plans - Outdoor Meeting '
: The Willing'.. "Wjlorkera erf the
First Christian ciiarch wlU meet
this afternoon, at 30 o'clock at
mony wnmrxane&qay j s v
. ' fUfcVKJRTqN ORE.4Aug. Zf-
i Special ) -r quiet, wedding was
solemnized at the" home! tjf Mr.' and
Mrs. Rex Russell at Silverton
Wednesday afternoon -when it fas
Madeline Hess ' of. Bellingbam.
Wash., beaome the bride bf Vern
on Suckow, .commercial artist" at,
Salem. " Mrs. Suckow Is x ! the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Hess of Belllngham.
" Only Immediate relatives wit
nessed the simple ring cere irony
read by the Rev. J. A. Bennett of
Silverton. The ' bride - wore a
beautiful gown of apple green and
carried plnk'rose bud's and maid
enhair fern. "The attendants were
Mrs: G, W. Cammeron of Golden
dale, Wash.-; and Rex Rusell, Jr.,
of Silverton." The ceremony was
hajd before the1' flower, banked
fireplace in the Russell home.
Following the ceremony - Mrs.
Russell assisted by her daughter,
Eugena, served a bufjet lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Suckow will make
their home at the Ambassador at
Salem after a short honeymoon.
Miss Meryle Whitney Ar
rives From Long Beach
for Visit in Salem I '
- Several interesting social affairs
will be given soon in honor of
Miss Meryle Whitney of Long
Beach, California who is visiting
in Salem, Miss Whitney arrived
here on Saturday -and Is being
entertained . at .- the home of. Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse. George. Later, Miss
Whitney .will ije' the house-guest
of 'MK and Mrs. tOscar Zeller. ,
.Both Mrs. George and . . Mrs.
Zeller are planning pocial cour
tesies -for the -pleasure of M
Whitney. Mrs, George wUl enter
tain af an evening party thla..week,
while Mrs. Zeller's compliment
will' be! la the nature of' a bridge
tea on September 7. .' .
Miss Whitney made her home
In Salem five years ago.
Hause-guest Front Oklahoma
Mrs. Fred.E. Zimmerman has
as her house-guest this month her
cousin, Mrs. C. R. Frye of Sayre,
Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. Zimf
merman and Mrs. 'Frye have made
a riumber of Interesting motor
trips to popular summer resorts
since Mrs. Frye's arrival ere two
weeks ago. !
Salem XZroup Camps
at Taylors' Grove
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Griffith
and little daughter, Margaret
Clare, and Miss Florence Young,
who was a guest of the Griffiths,,
are home from a two weeks out
ing at Taylors Grove.
On Trip, to' Alaska :
"Mrs. AT C. Sample' Is expected
, hone sometime this' week from a
two "weeks' excursion to Alaska.
Mrs. Sample made the - northern
trip with a friend from Seattle.
Visitors in Portland
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Willett
motored to Portland on Sunday
to meet Mr. Willett's sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W.
E. pahlem of Seattle, who are
visiting In Oregon
Professor and ''Mrs. Von .
Eschen Are in Calif omia.
Professor and Mrs. Florian Von
Eschen ; left on , Saturday for a
two5 Weeks vacation fn California.
California Folk Are Giiesis -Of
Mrs. F. W. Steusloff
'-aira.-J. W. "Steusloff Jtas as her
house-guests this week her niece.
Mrs. Royal .M.awtelle and chil
Mrs Geprge A. White and '
Vwghters See "Old ' ? '
Ironsides . ...
Mfs! . George . A. White - and
daughters, the Misses Henrietta
and Dorothy White, were-In,. Port
land last Saturdajk.Tbey attend
ed 'fOld I?onaidea" at 'the.'Mn
clpai'tuditorluml! ?s : v -f
Utter Family Returns
Home After Month's Va-
cation at Gearheart
V ; Dr. and -Mrs. F. Li f Utter and
their children," Robert, Florence,
Kenneth, and Collins, have re
turned" to ' "Salem after ' spending
four -weeks at Gearheart, -While
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hat the beach, Mrs.' Utter enterr
tamea as ,ner guests, airs. u. u.
Forge and son; Bill Forge.
Professor LaugJilin WW,
Resume Work at Willamette
University " 1-; s t -.
;' Friends; BtndenU.' and fellow
faculfy-'meinbers .of Willamette
Uhiversify - are very happ7 "oyer
the knowledge thai Professor" Si
B; Laughlin .will -resume his work
as bead of ;ihe sociology depart
ment tWa fall." Prof esaor-- Laugh
lin's health, which has been im
paired .for nearly a year, is mark
edlylmprpyed; V f.
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Sawtell bf Glendale, California' '
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Prottand Friends Visit
Mrs. Emma "Bar nhart and
daughter, Florence, of pqrtlan4
were gueston "Sunday of, Mra.
Anna BV High at. her home, 698
North Liberty street Mrs. Barn
I hart and Mrs. High" were friends
when , both, lived In McMinhville
several years ago.
WAR ACE WILL PILOT
COLUMBIA TO AMERICA
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the small black coffees. Doc K,in
kade added a few words. He said
that the motor was in the pink of
condition and that the Columbia
was '"rearing to go and give the
Statute of Liberty a good look at
the first plane to make the round
trip of the Atlantic. '"' T
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