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Home , Wedding -Is
SemmzedTImj
.liAitkrnooniM
A nDST p' laveader
V and piak bells, plak - roses
and -snapdragons in 'pastel
hades Miss Mary Alberta Bohrn-
etedt will become the bride of Hi
.. Earl Pemberton at 4 o clock1 this
' . afternoon at the borne other par
? ?' 'y eats. Mr, , en d " Mrs.i A.i C. Bohrn.
v ; ? atedt. at Alderbrook. The Rev.
- : erend'H. Fl-Peniberton of.Wood
y'y land Park Metbodlsfchnrch, Se-
T attle, and father of the groom-to-
. be, will read the' single ring eere-o-mony
before some thirty friend
and relatives. v'v:-V." '.
" .'. preeeedlni? the ceremony. Wal-
jter Kaufman ; .Wilt ring "Until
J accompanied, by lira.' Jessie; -F,
: ' 'Bush. - Mrs; Busa wfli;then;iay
: r tha wedd lng Jmatekv::" K 5
" .'. - t MI Elaie Tucker -will be the
7yC pride's attendant..; and wi'l wear a
i f '- gown of powder blue georgette
and carry a ' corsage bouquet of
; '-'' Cecil Bruner . rosea and aweet
C ;VpeasJ This; will make a charm
s' .lng i contrast with the gown of
- the bride-to-be which Is pink
chiffon withaa uneven hemline.
Miss Bohrnstedt j will - carry a
':' shower bouo.net.
' Pan! Pemberton, of Portland,
and, brother of the groom will be
lest man. Mr. A. C. Bohrnstedt,
wil give the bride away. .
' 'V- 'Following, the - ceremony, there
' " ' will be , a reception with which
' MrsK-Bohrhstedt willje assisted
by: Miss Helen Pemberton, Miss
v , Helen ; MeBersoa. and Miss
Mary Kightllnger. Miss Rnth Ha
' aelUneWni sing group of nnm-Vs-lHf
iufing.the reception hour.
-i'i Yitfdiately after the recep-
- 3 O tlo'nTtbe.'bride and groom will
v 1 leave for. Seattle ,by motor from
which place they will take the
" ? ateamer Ruth Alexander for Alas
" "': ka.- - They will retarn to Salem
?w la a 'abort time and then., go to
' i Twist, Washington, where Mr.
-'V; Pemberton la auperlntendent f
- ' schools. - :
- Presbyterian Choir
- To Give Concert
- The choir of fhe First Presby
terian ehnrch win glre an inter
esting concert tonight" at 7:S
o'clock.: All the musie, including
-tha organ numbers, haa been se
;' lected fronr the works of the ld
' ed standard composers, Mrs. H. H.
- Harms, soprano, will be guest so
loist for the evening. Other fea
tures will be the male chorus, and
I a contralto solo by Miss Joseph-
Ine Albert. Mr. William Wright is
r directing the choir, and ProL
FfvahrkereliUl Je. at.the organ.
The complete program follows! "
Organ Prelude ; . .
h. ; -PilgrlmB' Chorns". . . Wagner
, . "Andante eon Moto" (FItfh
- Symphony) . ... Beethoren
. Anthem "Sanctus" (St. Cecilia'
Mass) ...... . . . . . . . Gonnod
Solo i-r Jerusalem t Thou that
i-i killest the Prophets". (St Paul J
, . : ' t, ' . Mendelssohn.
4 : Mrs. H. H. Harms
Anthem "How Lorely Are- the
-i Messengers" (St ?PaH . -.
. : Mendelssohn
Male : chorus "The Ilearens Are
? TeUing" . 1-i '.V.. . . r BeethoTea
Ofrertory "Album Lar- Llsst
Solf-He Shall Feed His Flock?
: V (The Messiah) . . . .Jlandel
. MU Josephine Albert
'rAnthm "Gloria" (lth Mass)
'ft : ; i - -: f- ; y. : " Mozart
Eolo--"
?ker iS?t,teof ttajiUw portriy. tb.-et:
'7. J M ttlPerlenee-of minteUr'a fam
Mrs. H. H. Harms
Antiem VHoly Art "Thou- (Lar
go from Xerxes) Handel
KillKareKlub
Celebrate Birthday
: Members of the Sill Kara Klub
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Dunstan recently to celebrate
t"o birthday ; of Mr. Dunstan.
, Three tables of 4500' were In
play daring the first part ot ihe
erenisg. Honors went to Mrs. W.
H. Hogan, and D. Furlough for
, first prise, and second prise to
Mrs. ,T. " W. Dariea and ) Louis
Bechtel. ' . " r. . . ' .
"Later la tbe evening refresh
meats were aertred. The serrlng
, - tble was dainty with pink and
white rose buda setting oft the
bsaaty of a great birthday cake
''Guests for this evening ; were
- lr. and'Mrfc W. H.-Hogan; Mr.
and Mrs. Verne Compton. Mr." and
Mrs. Louis Bechtel, Mr. and Mrs
. D. Furlough. Mrs. T. W.Daries,
and Mr. and Mrr. John Dunstan.
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- Standard Bearer girls and ad-
Tisors from CorraTlU, Dallas, In-
: 'dependence, McMlnnTllle and the
First Methodist church; Salem, at
tended the Salem district picnic at
' Dallas park, Friday. Albany, Bay
' City, Forest Grove aad Jason Lee.
-v Salem, were not represented.
The hours were spent la games,
'picnic dinner,:, yells ; and a pro
gram of stunts and a talk by Miaa
' Louise Godfrey, formerly . a mis-
- aionary at Baroda, India. 7 s;
Two prises pf ; f X.50 - were
awarded: The first "for-best per
y cent la-attendance, which was
' won by the , McMinnvUIe Stand
ard Bearers; the second lor nest
missionary stunt,- won by 'the
; First Church standards ot Salem,
under the direction of Mlsg Esth-
er Lisle. Thla group presented a
' day la a dispensary la Indian
: i - Aa invitation by McMinnvUIe
V Twaa accepted for, the next annua
picnie. -., ;:
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Mrv U,t5Shlpley will be hosi-
; ess to the members of the worn
an's auxiliary of St Paul's Epis-'
. copal church at her home Friday
afternoon at 2 : 3 ft o'clock. This
. meeting will be .the regular' June
meeting and it. will also- be the
P t
TITRS, C N. NEEDHAM, president of - Salem - Camp, of
TA Daughters of . Union Veterans, who will conduct exem
plification of ritualistic work Wednesday evening at the New
berg convention- . . . ' - r'.- ' a-
Campbell Home Is
Scene oiTheta
Bridge Tea
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MISS Hester Darla and Miss
Helen CampbeU entertaiaed
Friday, afternooa with a
bridge tea at the L. P. Campbell
k o m e complimenting Rosalie
Jones who became Mrs. Jack Por
ter, Saturday. The guest rooms
were beautlfut.' artistically ar
ranged as they were with great
baskets of fox glore. dnetcale, an.
chusia. rocket and pink roses in
low bowls. In the Bring room pink
tapers were burning and la the
dining room yellow tapers added
a soft not of loTeUneas to be flow
ers. . -
A miscellaneous ahower form
ed part of the afternoon enjoy
ment' and bridge concluded the
afternvxra.- .
The guest ; list Included 1 Miss
Jones and Tbeta sorority sisters.
Miss Pauline Lucas, Miss Agnes
Gowani, Miss Amelia Samson, and
Miss Helen Wells, all of Portland,
and Miss Jean CamnbelL t Miss
Helen CampbeU and Mia Hester
One-Act" Drama
To. Be. Presented
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A-- one-act drama.' Mra.v'lSra
o joBeeonte Mountain br Fau-
racaara, win ? be presented
Sioday w evening at the Knjght
Memorial church a'pIaoV th
ily Ja their little cabin a Lone
some point Jn the mountains - of
tbe "poor , whites.- Southern mel
odies and spirituals wil) be sung
oy tae enoir.preceeding the play.
- Characters are: Mrs. A. A.
Taylor will play the part of Mrs
Gray, wife of a missionary among
tae -poor whites:" Alberta MUls.
Elra MeCune, -Leotararland,
Alice , Fay DaughertTit Jcia Bit
chie play the parts of the mlnia-
tera chUdrent; Mrs; A. C,Haag. a
mountain white woman:" Laura
Hedlen, her daughter; Lige Haw
kins, a mountaineer from Daril's
Gap and bis paL will' be nlayed
py Way Thompson and B E. Ed
wards. .. x. - -:t y .
Salem Folk Attend
Portland Shrine .
Oregon" Shrine Kol 'celebrated
its spring ceremoni&I t Saturday
night at. the Masonic Temple in
Portland, and Invited the" White
Shrine ot Jerusalem, No. 2. of Sa
lem to Jola them in this cslebra
tion. .-v , iiy:- yy; -
Those x ha accepted this Invita
tion and drove to Portland, were
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Ya-w, : Mrs.
Fanny Brown Tibbets. . Mr., and
Mra Wayne" Henrys Mrs. .Fowle.
Mra. W. S MotV . Mrs. :D. X.
Beechler, Mrs. Ida KITea, Rer. and
Mrs. W C Kantrier, Mrs.. Byron
Hertiek. Mrs. Mary Johnson. Miss
Lela Johnson. Miss Miane Mohler,
Mra. Ida Godfrey, Mrsc Susan Var-
ty. ' Miss McElhaney, Mrs. John
son, Mrs. Bv B, Mfllard. Miss
Burkholder. Mrs." Grace Baboock.
Mra. Vaadergrlft and Mr. aad
Mrs.-W. Niemver. '
The Womaa'a Bible class of the
First Methodist church will hold
its -Jane . meeting on Tuesday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. B. L.
Steeves, 1 19 4 Court.: Mrs W. C.
Reck will lead the dtTotlo&a. Mrs.
Steeves wdl be assisted by Mes
damea E. E. Gilbert,-h: ,C. IIoo-
geThyde, Oren Stratton, A, B, JIan
sen ana. jonn Knasr? ' i
.-The soothcircle of -tiie- First
Christian church t will meeU Wed'
needay with MraT CHV Remy,
437 South Liberty street for .an
all day xaeetlng.; There will be a
covered dish luncheon at noon. It
Is d es!red that an "memberr be
''''St.
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Gold Star Mothers
Receive Notice
Aa announcement has come to
Mra. Mlnniedel Baker notltylng
her that all aames vf mothers elig
ible to- go ea the Gold 8Ur Pil
grimage to France this next year
must have their names in imme
diately. . . yiyy
Those who are eligible are those
who lost a son or sons during the
war and who. stood la the rela
tionship of a mother. The Informa
tion turned In to Mrs. Baker mast
contain the name and address of
the applicant, the name of the son.
the cemetery in which buried, and
the. line of service In which he
served. This . information should
be sent to Mrs. Baker at once. -
Miss Gene Vaughan
Is Complimented
Misa Mable Ranch. Mrs. Clara
Pomeroy,: and Miss Vera MeCune
were Joint hostesses' Tuesday aft
ernoon at the T. W. Creech home
for a mlscellaneoua shower com
plimenting MUs- Gene T Vaughan
upon her approaching marriage to
RuacelSeatler of Salem.
; 'MlssvVa'ughan has been a teach
er - la the Parrlsh school for .'the
past SyearJ . and Urose eompllmeht
kcaeriwere teachers with, whom
she has been associated: la school
work this year. The data for tbe
wedding . aacaetyet- been made
public.
The hoatessev assisted Ty Mra.
T W. Creech and Misa Julia
Creech aervew lata la the 4 after
noon. lZ V-! "
Guests for this affair wlere the
honor guestn Miss Vaughan, and
Mra. George Reynolds, Mrs. Wini
fred Walker. Mra. Etta White, Mrs.
Lola Millar d, Mrs.' Clara Thomp
son, Miss Wilma Pratt Miss Ines
Reixsnyder, Miss Gladys Humph
rey Miaa LUlian Davis, Mra. Kath-
fya Barhyte.' Miaa RIet Reld. Mrs.
rya Barhyte; Miss RIU Reld. Mrs.
Thompson, Mrs. Sylvia Kraps, and
airs, unaries swan. :-'y ;
IViiss yirgniie Melton
To Speak in Portland
-Miss Franeea VirginieV; Melten,
teacher of piano and ; theory In
WllUmette nnlversltr will be one
ot the round table speakers at -the
State Music Teacher'a association
meeting to be held Monday and
Tuesday In Portland. Miss Melton
will speas: on the swbiect owat
Is required preparation in har
mony fa a music student entering
couege rjrom nun scbool.
Following thU talv uim
win go to the district meeting of
music teachera fa SeatUe where
repre-entatlTes will be gather from
wegon, Washington. . Montana
Idaho, and British Columbia. Miss
Melton will represent Oreaon. She
will speak on the same subject of
rharmpny lB SeatUe and Ja ad.
dittoa will-carry a report of the
Portland state neeUng to the dis
inct meeting, - . : .
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. Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Hans Seltx
were guests la Portland at the
anaiTersary celebration of Mr. and
Mra. R. W. SImeral Saturdar.
mere was a reeesuoa both after
aooa and evening, at which time
hundreds of old friends, - many
from Salem, called to leare their
congratulations. Appearing oa the
reception program was a groan
of students from the Portland stu
dio of Dr. Setts who sang, a group
or aaaiaersv' v :v
... ;..a -; f'f
y Mrs. G. Nr Thompson will leave
Monday: morning to-'.-attend.' the
committee meeting of the Branch
Woman's: Missionary, aocieiy.',ot
the .EjasgeUcaI..chrchJaPgT
land. She will. return",by, way -of
Jewberg, where ahewiil attend
Woman's Relief - Corps session, a
branch of the state G. A7R
w kick-win-be-la coaveatloa. there
iPAojw 500-
OLIVE DOAK
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7.
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ItOlSMABIE BENNETT, Portland, state department
If Jl president of the Daughters bi Union Veterans of the
Civil war who will preside over
berjf this week.. y. - " ;
Monday
Willamette Shrine. White
Shrine of Jerusalem,' t o'clock
Masonic temple. . . .
- r Twesday ". ; .
Salem Choral club picnic
Hasel Green; beginning S "
p. m. dlnaer. , '
Mrs. J. B. Crayr, 3 o'clock,
Bakdta club. Picnic dinner S
o'clock. ' - - '
Womaa'a Bible class, Mra.
B.-T. Steeves, 1594 Court
straeC " :?"- ' '
- Wednesday "
Circles of LAdlea Aid
society of First Methodist
church to meet at church.
Picnic supper.
. South circle, First Chrla-,
tlaa church, all day meeting,
Mrs. C. H. Rellly, 437 S. Lib-
erty street. " ,; '
Past Noble Grand club of
Salem Rebekah lodge, Mra. I.
M. Hocafstetter, till North
5 th ftreef , . ; f e
:.uenirai circle. Ladles Aid
ot Pason Lee. 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Albert Taeatmaa.' one
mile east ot state hospital,
Women's Foreign Mission-
Vary society, Leslie church,
v-' -':.' 7 '. Tharsday
T.; K. K. picnic Hagers crove
:.: -Frtdar "
Womaa'a auxillarr of St.
;Paul''EplsopaL 2:30; Mrs.
u.xJ. Shipley. Last meeUng of
Salem Choral Society
Plans' Tuesday Fficnic
.The Salem - Choral SocsW will
celebrate its annual slenie at Sax.
el Green Tuesday evening, begla
aiag immediately after 5 o'clock.
Tnere will be a picnic dinner fnr
nlshed by the .members ot the dr-
ganixauon and games, swimming,
boating, singing and dancing. win
uu tae aoura of the evenlaa.
la addition to thefua. there
will be a- abort business, meeting
at which off leers win be elected
for the comlnt; year, and reports
wiu pe - given concerning the
work of the year just passed."
. The committee la charge of the
Pinlc plana are: O. K. DeWitt,
Mrs. R. M. Gilbert. Mrs. T. L.
WiUIams. Mrs.M. McCalllster. and
Albert H. Gnle. . , , .
- Mrs. Otto Paulas left - Salem
Saturday for aa extended wlsit
with her sister. Mrs. T. A. Wetls.
at her -country home - near , Inde
pendence. -
GRAY BELLE
-440State St! ;
, ".Salerni."Ore.; T; ''.
75c
; IMimer? -y
i : Diniier ::
.-. - Servf-frqni','
1 -1 1 'auxzL to SpLrh.; .
Gray DtlVnow uzder man
element of ; John Clakely
Regular
. Society Et
nl.l l ml I llllll I " x-xoMr"
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'if
the state convention in' New-
Grand Lodge t
Attracts Salem Folk.
The state meeting of the Grand
Lodge of the Eastern Star la Port
land. Moaday aad Tuesday attract
ed several folk from Salem tor
the reception Monday aad for- the
installation Tuesday.
The Installation of Tuesday was
described as one of the most beau
tiful ever held by this organisa
tion. There were .171 officers. In
stalled In t state positions and It
has been ' estimated that there
were ovr 500 baskets of flowers
presented to them. Over 2000 peo
ple gathered to watch the impres-
slre installation ceremony.
Mrs. Elisabeth Tipton of the
Martha Washington chapter of
Portland, was made worthy grand
matron, and . George -T. . Cochran
was Installed aa worthy grand pa
tron.
Genevieve Howard, well known
In Salem for her singing, and win
ner of the -It 28 Atwater Kent au
dition prize, was installed- as
Grand Esther. She sang a' group
of numbers at the installation cer
emony. Salem folk going to Portland
for these affairs were worthy, pa
tron, William -Neimeyer, and Mra.
Neimeyer, Mra, Charlss Pratt," Mr,
and Mra. David Wright, Mr, and
Mra. Wayne Henry, Mra. Florence
Purvine, Mra. A L. Wallace,4 Mr.
ana lira. Paul Hauser, Mrs. .w.
Setts, and Mrs.-W. C. Kantner.
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Mrs. W.' jtt- Lrafoot was hostess
for a dinner party Tuesday night,
honoring Mrs; Gilbert MarshaU of
Grand Forksf North Dakota, who
has. been her house gnest. Covers
were placed for. the honor guest,
Mrs. Marshall aad M r. and Mrs.
Stevenson and family; ' Mr. : aad
Mrs. Page tSevenson aad daugh
ter, Mabel Grace." Mrr and Mrs.
W. J. Linfoot. . i , V- -
'V Mra.,; George A. : White .. and
daughters, Dorothy and Henrietta
are spending 10 days at the na
tlonal guard camp, Camp-Ctaop,
oetween -: seasiae ana . Ast-m,
where Gen, White is stationed for
the summer camp.", ycyisy-
Special Annburicemerit
Will Remain In
This
One More Week
Due to the insistent demand of the people of Sa- " ;
lezn we have arranged with Little Bison to remain- -in
this store for one more week. ; ;
We feel very f ortnnate in makings this arrange-,
ment as many people who had wanted to talk with - ;
; Chief Little Bison will now lia,ve that opportunity.
y . -. ? , - -:
" Be sore and sec little Bison's collection '
; : -of Navajo Rugs'. . 7 V ; ,J-m
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MRS. E. E. Bergman, state department patriotic instruc
: tor, Daughters of Union Veterans, who will present
silk flag, to the girls dormitory of Pacific college, Newberg,
Thursday. .;: - . . v. - ' "'.
Mrs. Wayne Henry
Bridge Luncheon
Hostess
MRS. Wayne Henry was host
ess for a lovely bridge, lunch-
Mound Farm," Friday afternoon.
The guest rooms of the Henry
borne were attractive la gardea
flowers. Ia the drawing room pink
roses aad "dusty miller" were
combined and la the dining room
yellow columbine and yellow roses
were ased effectively.
Many of the guests preferred
the gardea to earda and spent a
social afternoon aut-of-doors. Out
of the' group who played bridge
honora were won by Mrs. "A. L.
Wallace and Mrs. O. A. Olson.
The srnest list included Mrs.
Mary Johnson, Mrs. C. P. Bishop,
Mrs. Ralph Thompson, Mrs. Mary
Crawford, Mrs. C. F. Pratt, Mrs.
L. M. Purvine, Mrs. W. M. Smith,
Mrs. Byron B. Herrlck. Mrs.- A. L.
Wallace, Mra. D. X. Beechler, Mra:
O, A. Olson, Mrs. A. C. Smith, Mrs.
Lynn Barrick, Mrs. Ernest Peter
son, Mrs. David Wright, Mrs. Panl
Hauser, Mrs. J. J. Harbison, Mrs,
W. H. Darby, Mrs. Mose Adams,
Mrs. W. J. Liljequist, Hrs. G. L.
Forge, Mrs.. Ida Niles, Miss Lela
Johnson, Mrs. Susan Varty, Miss
Gnssle. Niles, . Misa . Minnie . May,
Mr. A. L. Keeney, of. Corvallis,
and Mrs. w. Frank Crawford,
. .Mrs. Henry waa assisted la serv
ing a 4 o'clock luncheon by Mrs.
L. H. Puurrine and Mrs.-W. Frank
Crawford. - ..
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r , enjoyaaie- eyenlng was
spent at Miss. Englala Savage
Cme Wednesday evening by" 22
Standard Bearers and friends.: .
"-"A" unique trip to Italy, Bui.
garia and France waa taken on
the : lawn. Miss Faye Bruaeaa,
of Somth America interested the
group with; a discussion of , South
America; Refresrineata were
served" by. Esther : Cook,' Doris
Phenlcie, and Mrs. : Savage. A
lovely old 'rose glasa basket, fill
ed with white roses was present
ed to Mrs. A. 'A. Lee as a token
of appreciation. : :
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The Women's Foreign' Mission
ary - Society of the Leslie church
will meet . Wedaesday afternoon
al the home of Mrs. .John Bertel-
soa. Mrs. . T. H. Temple ,wlU lead
In the. devotional 1 period, - while
Mra. H. R. White win have the
study chapter oa Africa. T'y -
Store" -
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Dakota Club :
To Have Picnic
Mr. and Mrs.!. Burton Crary
wil be hosts to members of the
Dakota clab at their home Tues
day evening at C o'clock tor a pic
nic dinner.' The ladiea of the club
will meet-at 3 o'clock In the aft
ernoon ;and make arranrementa
for the dinner out on the lawn.
Thla will be the last meeting
before the atate mtetink which
will be 'held la Turner some time
In August. . ."
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Miss Gilbert Marshall, of Grand
Forks, North Dakota., has been a
guest at the W. J. Linfoot home
for the past week. Mrs; Marshall
left Saturday for her home. ,
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'- . 1 r . - ' I I n il - .v. fi
June Clearance
Continues
Extraordinary Reductions
i o Women8 and Misses' Spring
:,-- ' ssaBsBav " "fe
for $19.73 to $29.50.
wGoata -
for $34.75 to $35.0
, . Coata ;
vreat Values in Cool ;
i y. - Siuhmer Frocks ' '
U colors iltQK
SB - .--'' 'Z crr - .- v. .- :
Geo. llsrzza, IT
Hiss Orr Harried
'M Lovely Home ":
M" ISS". CharTorie" ,Orr will be-
.comiite:f ride bt Dr. Got- ;
: don Sikpsoaa.Ul - .after
noon. at;4 o'clock-at the home of.
her ; parents Mf andl -Mra. -John "
Orr. iThe Rev;. Charles Wrd
will read : tnei; atnglejv.rlng cere
mony In the presence- of Jaunedl- -ata
friends aild telatfvej. before y
an alter of ferns and palms com- .
bined with deep pink roses and .
napdwons."'::K:it-1j".'- 'y?y
- Misa Orr will be given In mar-i .
riage by : her -. father. . John ;. Otr.;
and wUl be attended, ;1y .Mlss
Flora r Browa Ciiow Simpson"
brother-of the CToom-to-be;, win-j
le.best. maai-Xi-;j4 ::y:y :,i:
y Miss Dorothy rant an Jr fcawy:
rence Deacon-v accompanied I by. "
Mrsl Charles "Ward, wrlrt" sing s
a duet I Love .Yon Truly." . : "
-Folowlng'thls Mrs.' Ward .wUl' s,
play eoftly the lovely : . wedding
march of Lohnegrln -. and . the
bride ' will advance to the altar
gowned In a taffeta peach bodied
ed'gown of uneven hemline and 1
carry an arm bouquet or pina
rosea.---- -,'.;. -, ;y - v-:,.-- -- .--
A reception will follow,- the
wed ding ceremony. - Mts. - orr .
will be assisted In serving by Miss -
Flora i Brown, Miss Dorothy.
Brant, and Miss Zoe Stockton. 2
"5 Following ' the reception tne
young folkr wflt Cleave -; for ajv
short wedding- trip matter whieh
they will be ' at . home j to . their
friends In SalenvAi -
' Miss Orr la a Junior In Wil. .
lamette, and a popular member
of the Beta -ChJ sorority, w Mr,
Simpson is a graduate of Albany :
College and -measer of Kappa -Kappa
PrI i fraternity- ! -a. -
. . '. :$'. .V-
Honoring MrsIS. Harvey ;.of
S39S NorUi.fauyea? street, whose
birthday 1 Cunaay, members of
the North cakdta; tiluV gathered -forj'a
basket lafierfaf the Har-
vey home Saturday41 evening. Fol
lowing dinner-thb i evening was
spent socially. f .
The Y. K. K.' Bible class of tbe
First Methodist church will hold
their June meeting a Tuesday
evening at Hager'a Grove. Thew
will be a plenie. supper and aa eve
ning of outdoor.'gamea.' Mrs. H..C. ..
Scott Is president pf the class, .
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last meeting ot the spring; y
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beglaaiag Tuesday. :y-r
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