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: The OREGON STATESMAN ga!cn, Orwrv Saturday llornla?, JcTy 25, 1931
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Ouvz M. Doax. Society Editor
'Aurora Wedding is
Beautiful ;
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Affair
iluro'ra. A.' lorely veddinc et
taa month was that ot I-aura 'El
. ka KcKUlIp, niece of Mrs. Cath
arine Culbertsoa of Portland, to
Edwin Gardner -Robinson" of Au
rora, "which took . place Wednes
i erenlnr at t o'clock In tbe
attraetlTO garden of the Culbert
eon home. oa.Tarwttliser..bele-
- ' WttvTeUow- flickering -llC&ts
anions the trees,-and a fountain
p which erer-changing colors
ti1svm1 formed neharmlnr baek-
ground for an altar of golden-col
ored gladioli, orer waicn nnnc a
fiAt-il bell of. Tallow and white.
jrom the house to alia; a long
(OM carpel w iprrau, raciniu
by 'Streamers hUt in place by
standards of flowers like those
which composed the altar.
. The couple knelt on two irolden
. pillows before the altar while the
tmpresslTe Episcopal serrice was
read by the Iter. J. A. Cleland of
nnmn ntr Th bride was siren
la marriage by her ceusln, Cor
nelias Bateson ot saiem.
She made a striking figure In
a cream. satin sown of simple ele
fjxce. with Jong train and Telle
of tulle. She carried a bouquet ot
ealla lilies. Miss Margaret Downs,
her only attendant, was gowned
In a becoming-- frock of shades of
delphinium blue, with close-fitting
hat to match. She carried a
. bonQuet ot gold-colored roses.
Robert Palmer of jArlington,
Wash., acted as best man. - :.
Following the recessional a re-
. eeption .was held, - Mr.; and Mrs.
Robinson joining the wedding
party in the receiring line. A buf
fet supper was served at a long
table In the garden, after which
there was dancing In the ballroom.
- The young couple will take an
' extensive motor trip south. The
" second week in September they
will leave for Chicago (where the
groom will enter Northwestern
Medical college ' for . his senior
year. , i
- ' Mr. and Mrs. I A. Wheeler of
Arlington, Wash., motored down
to attend the wedding' and' Miss
Peggy . Sadler and Vernon Eiler
were guests from Aurora.
Miss Peggy Connell, who will
leave today for her home in Wis-
cons In, after having been a guest
here of Miss Ruth and Miss Ra
chel Tocum, was complimented
with a delightful evening of cards
Thursday. At -the tea hour the
young hostesses were assisted by
Mrs. Ray Tocum and Mrs. Cora
Dunaven. Guests In compliment
- to Miss Connell were Miss Bar
bara Kurtz. Miss Margaret John
son. Miss Nellie Carter, Miss Dor
othy Dahlberg, Miss Elva Mc
Cnne, Miss Martha Sprague. Miss
Doris Drager, Miss Betty Bonell,
Miss Agnes Miller, Miss Elizabeth
Holcomb, Will and Charles and
,. Chester Fisher, Douglas Drager,
Rex and Ray Rhoten. Dick Pierce,
Will and Charles Latehies, Jimmy
Nicholson, Francis Barnes, Glen
Lather and Wallace Sprague. '
Mrs. .Hal Wiggins will return
to the home of Frank Spear this
weekend where she will Join her
young son, Paul Wiggins, who
has been a guest at tbe Spears
home for -the past week. Mrs.
Wiggins and son will return rto
Portland this weekend and from
there , will leave for their ' home
la San Francisco. . '
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
. Sunday, July tS ,
' 1 1 Fourth annual reunion of King elan, fairgrounds);
all friends and relatives urged to be present, -.
: 1 Degree of Honor picnic. Has el Green; dinner served
at 12:8a o'clock. - . .. " . :
Minnesota picnic, Etayton Legion park, community
dinner- at 1 o'clock. . ... '- . . : , . , ,
.. j. Simpson reunion; all - day. meeting at state fair
grounds; dinner served at, 12:30 o'clock.. -- - - .
i ; Salem Woman's press club annual picnic entertain
husbands an d members of, newspaper ataffs ot city; Rlv
erdale park; luneheOn at 1'o'cIockT r"-
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Birthday Dinner for
Mr. Baker
' Mr n1 Mrs.' fedvla Baker en'
tertalned at their home Thursday
night in compliment td the nine
ty-second birthday of Mr. Baker's
father. Joseph Baker. .
runner I was attractively served
in keeping with the spirit of the
occasion, A large Dirtnaay caae
added the final grace to the com
ninf effect. Covers were placed
for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baker,
Mr. and I Mrs." R, P; Boise. Brey-
man Boise. Mrs. Frank sneaecor.
Mrs. W. Al Jones. Miss Mabel
ririiAii Mint Ntan West, and
Mr. and Mri; Edwin Baker.
A fiAnrtv evpnlnc of conversa
tion' concluded this memorable
party. - f i! - H .
utr mnA Mm joaecb Albert and
Miss Josephine Albert will leave
August 1 for Nye beach where
they Willi occupy the cottage of
Mrs. J. N. Smith. Mr. Albert will
return at the end of the week but
Mm. Alhert and Miss Albert will
remain during Ausust. Among
th man meats which will be at
the cottage in the course of the
month will be Mrs. A. C. . Eof f ,
Mrs. O. E. Cross, sister of Mrs. Al
bert; from 1 Portland, Mrs. J. C
Griffith, i I- ! . ., v - , 1
Mrs. David H. Morrison and
Mis rhrlstobel and Miss Nancy of
Riverside, Cal., are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Herbert H. Hauser,
on Stewart street. Mrs. Morrison
formerly) made her home at Sil
verton.. She Is the daughter of T.
W. DaTenport and sister of the
late Homer Davenport. - ,
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Prof, and I Mrs.' Paul Petri of
Corvallisl were dinner f guests at
the home of Mrs. George Pearce
as a farewell affair given before
Mrs. Petri leaves for a few weeks
to be spent In New Jersey, and
Prof. Petri leaves for a vacation in
British Columbia.
Mrs W. C. Conner to
Be Hostess .
Mrs. W. ' C : Conner win enter-'
tain ' members ot the Leslie Can
Do class at her home with a busi
ness and social meeting Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. .
Mrs. F. X. Hoereth and Mrs. B.
E. Otgen will assist Mrs. Conner.
A program and delightful social
afternoon has been planned.
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Mrs. waiter Barsch who. Is a
guest in Oregon from California,
has been the guest' ot Mrs. Larry
Hofer at the Hofer home on Lake
Oswego. She will be 1 the guest
this next week of Mrs. Harry
Trueblood at Dunsmoore.
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. Mrs. Abhle Farrar and friends
are receiving a -visit from Herbert
Hatcn of San Francisco, brother
of Mrs. Farrar and formerly a re
sident of Salem. He is spending
some time in Vancouver, -Wash.,
with his brother, Ed Hatch, who
is in:.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Eoff will
spend this - weekend in a motor
trip which will Include several of
the beaches. . . ". i
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Mrs. Abbie Farrar has as her
guest 'Jack Farrar of San Fran
cisco. Mrs. Farrar Is the grand
mother of her guest. . . ; i
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Mr. and Mrs. George Moore-
head are, now domiciled In their
new home, '2470 Trade strete.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Meyers and
Mr. and Mrs. W.'H. Dancy will
spend the weekend in Cascadia. '
Mrs.' Thomas RoenrlS17 Court
street, Is recovered after a two
weeks' Illness. '
A movement .has been , started
to beautify towns along the ap
proaches to - the Great Smoky
Mountains national park with na
tive .evergreen. ..
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. For years ;this studio has held a high .
reputation tor nne pnotograpny .au
reasonable prices. .
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Betrothal is Told
"At Pretty
' Dinner -
Mrs. John Wheeler and Mrs.
Howard Ball entertained with: a
charming dinner Wednesday night
at which was announced the be
trothal of Miss Ruth Marr, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs.' Henry Marr,
and. JCdlaon Bur gets. .The mar
riage date will be set for some
time in" the arly fall. :
f .The announcement was made
Vy placing liny earda bearlsr'the
names of the couple in the heart
et yellow rose bads. . One of these
was placed as m favor at the cover
of each rnest, - Yellow and -white
was used to carry out the decora-1
tire, note, ;
1 Corers were placed for . Miss
Marr and Mr. Burgees, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Horn, Mr. and Mrs.
Verne Orey, Mr, and "Mrs. Alvin
Marr, Glen Iaf f erty and Mr. and
Mrs. Wheeler, end Mr. and Mrs.
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land has been a guest Of . Mrs.
Henry B. Thlelsen for the past
week. Mrs. Conaway formerly
made her home In Woodburn and
has many friends In Ealem. : -
Tmvelers Return
From' Jaunty
. - Two- trirrelers have returned to
Ealem within the week; Mrs. -Wil
liam Brown returned-from a mo
tor trip into the south upon which
she was accompanied by her sis
ter, Mrs, R. r. Prael ot Portland.
They visited Zlon park In Utah,
Brlce - canyon, - the ..Grand Can
yon, and returned by way ot Cali
fornia where, they visited Lake
Tahoe.
, Mrs. frank Enedecor has also
returned from her trip to south
ern - California where aha accom
panied her house guesta from the
south; ... '
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Jean . Ehipp Newman Is here
spending the summer with- her
parents, Mr.'and Mrs. John. Shipp,
before departing September I . for
Hastings, Nebraska,, where she
will make her home. . Mr. New
man, la going Into business In. the
east. ' Mrs. Newman expects to
Tisit in Seattle for two weeks be
fore she leaves for the' east-"" 7
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son James William, and Mr. and
Mrs. H. P. Arneel of Portland
will make a tour from here to Vic
toria and Vancouver, B. C, In. a
ten-day vacation trip. They will
leave today. ;.
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A few daya are being spent In
Salem by Mrs. John Roberts and
daughter,-Miss Mildred : Roberts,
who are spending most of the
summer months at the Roberts
Agate beach cottage, . : '. . j
Barracca Philathea
Glas3 to Entertain
y 2 Members of the Barracca class
of the, First BPtist church will
meet Monday night in the church
rpariors for a business and social
meeting. ; ' , : .
: : A special musical program has
been prepared by Floyd Nagel.
president et the class. Mr. Slater
and William Brazean will present
this program.
A. A. social hour will follow the
business and program hour.
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! Mrl and. Mrs. Hal D. Patton,
Miss Marie and Miss Jeanne Pat
ton wllltcpend the weekend at tbe
coast. They will be the guests of
Mr. and. .Mrs. Al W. NorbUd In
Astoria, part of the time.
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Blue, orchid, Sunshine yellow, etc. Mostly
mall sizes. . -
Flat crepes, satin crepes, Georgettes, Shan
tangs, etc Sleeveless and sleeve. Light and
dark colors. Sports ' fashions as well as
iressy dresses.- J- ,
Printed and plain crepes in street and after
noon fashions. Ideal for vacation wear. Size
range 14to20
Sports types and street or dresses for all
purpose wear in this showing at $9.85. Sizes
14V4 to 44.
Prints, crepes, chiffons In bines, browns as
well as 'many paster Shades for summer
wear. 16 to 88. -
Our better dresses offered at $19.50 during
(his quick clearance. Here's almost every
popular fabric and fashion. AH sizes.
500 Pairs of ENNA JETTICK FOOTWEAR REDUCED
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