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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1939)
MarriaeejQeremonieg; Are i i1 i 5 . . i;- . : X 1 i During Month j May and June will be socially marked by several large ceremonies with university couples and popular Salem maids being married. Each week announcements and wedding plans ' are revealed and brides-elect are the center of : much; enterr taining.-, ; .; -"."'v - :-':'''--'''-;';:. Miss Pickens Married ; I i r The Calvary Baptist church was the setting for an im pressive wedding ceremony last night when Miss Marjorie Pickens, daughter of -'Mr;-'.'and MrsXWilliam C.; Pickens, became the bride, of Mr. John Marvin Ritchie, son 'of Mrs. ; J. W. RitchieRev. Arno Q. Weniger performed the ceremony - at 8 o'clock in ! the presence of members of the famuies and ' a large group of friends. :' : : ;. -ry:'' , U:ZH- : Preceding the service Mr. .Wesley Ritchie sang 4'0 Promise Me" and "Because" and Miss Doris Schunke played the accompaniments and wedding marches. The; altar, was banked with baskets of roses, snapdragons, . iris, and del phinium. On either side were candelabra holding white tapers. t The bride who entered on the arm of her father wore a picturesque gown of white marquisette, fashioned with train, long sleeves full to the elbow and extremely full skirt. Ruching ' outlined the square neckline and the bodice was tight fitting. - Her full length tulle veil fell from a coronet of orange blos soms. She carried a bouquet of Cecil Brunner roses," gardenias and lilies-of-the-valley. 1 , - . ? Three Bridesmaids Attend , .' Miss Betty Hamilton was the maid of honor and wore a chartreuse chiffon frock made with hoop skirt, shirred bodice, puffed sleeves and square neckline. She wore a Juliet cap of pastel sweetpeas and carried a colonial nosegay of sweetpeas and roses. The bridesmaids were Miss Mary Yeager and Miss Peggy Minkiewitz. who wore similar frocks to the maid of honor's. Miss Yeager wore peach and Miss Minkiewitz pale blue. They also wore Juliet'caps and carried nosegays. Miss Janice Jack- son was flower girl and wore a light, blue taffeta frock trimmed in pink and carried a basket of flowers. - - Mr,-Frank; Ritchie,was best man for his brother and usners were xnr, nooen. ricKens anu an. max iuu -wttmc. For her daughter's, wedding Mrs., Pickens wore a dusty rose lace frock and; corsage of roses. Mrs. Ritchie wore a gown of black lace and roses. s rA,recetion in the church parlors followed the wedding. f ' ' m 1 m ' " YY? 1 Presiding at the serving table Hamilton, Mrs. Thomas Roen, J. D. Taylor. Assisting in the and Mrs. Brewer Mills of Koseburg, Mrs. Marion Jtutcnie, Mrs. Wesley Ritchie, Miss Elvina Kasberg and Miss Dorothy J. . Reception 1 IiC OCA Vlllg leWiC W AS WU v CI CU w 1 m A niii. vivi-u iiu centered with a bouquet of pastel spring flowers in a crystal bowl and white tapers in crystal holders. Assisting about the roomsiwere Mrs. Chester Pickens, Mrs. John Hatfield and Mrs. Clark Jackson. For travelling the bride t i Mws.iift .. ,..v . - t anil vnrn Txrif Vi ninlr a(oeanriM TVip , w oy urns oui ttw. couple :wm return to Salem to FranciSCO and, Other southern points. . r o , Both Mr.' and Mrs. Ritchie are graduates of Salem schools and well known in the capital. Mr. Ritchie is now f0mected ith Hunt Bothers Packing Co. w "JS2?5SrJS xjuicuc xuuip&iiis, uttusuici w kins of Dayton, and Mr. Verne of Camas,1 Wash- who win be The wedding Presbyterian church MrOiiMn. OTPflt uncle of the .and Mr. Kendall .Teisinger Will Sing precedmg.the service . and Miss Kathleen Caldwell of Redmond will play the ac - companiments and Wedding marches. Mrs Gwen Gallaher McCuUouirh of Salem will be the . M:: wenWne; .Jfiaiffll WUl De tne matron of honor jnd bndelds. Will Jbe Mrs. Cleo Fox - c .T-aA r-i:. 'nut.ir:nn tAku. Xfcoin - irKf:--,n peWsfather.veher :Lee .Schhening pf-Portland .wjll be flower AgirL . j ; , - TTening a banquet was held at the ; . - Mr. Irville. Rierson .will . act as best man .for. his brother. Temple. The Nydia Temple chorus Ushers willbe Mr. -Robert Nelson, Mr; :brother,f the mJoseph mpkin j y A reception in-the church m m i - r i . f - , , . , 5gWty respectively. MlSS Tompkins has been teaching at j the Redmond high school this year. " - j lSii Icis Miss Elilabeth Lewis, daughter Of Mr. and. Mrs W. Ii. Lewisis announcing plans for Wri W bnerman Of WnlteflSn, Montana. . . - ' a a - aw -.a . . . . f The ceremony will be performed at the .First Evangelical Mlas Leila Johnson,- president of Uon tnelr role In addition to hat. . . A few of the graduate who very stunning in a black dress bride's cake and Miss Oda Chan church "at 8:20 o'clock. Dr. Brnw K-Barter will renAih prv the orranizatlon. - haa arran red careful direction in the technique have made their own frocks . ; . made with shirred bodice, V neck- man" Wilt nraafj. va .ahi m .,, . ice assisted liv Rv J P! nnmrtr-tll A mWhA nnarf at "mm miiiJ1-!-fvpWW .WiuametUtUniversity, Will Sing, and SOlo nuinbers WllLbe . given;. ..MjW1118011'11' andvMisfJewell Minier.-Miss Gertrude Canhell will nlav the weddinc march pj and Ianinient "w ' The bride who will be ciVen awav In marrtairp hwripr Aoams, rs. j&stner Auen, Mrs. , "r . T - - . . V rl' ---- v,u. xvr u-veuing . ine ' ilWaVv; ' ."Vt ' Gt Smith, and Mrs. Janet Following the 'Mother Goose will wear a white Ught; fitUng pleated skirt, a navy coat,-deep. brid Kaa chosen a eonfettl tweed latner has ased her.COUSin, MlSS 1X1S Underwood Of r? story will be a comedy dancing Jacket... Another attractive print fuchsia straw and. matching shoes, tailored suit worn ;witb a tur- City, to be her maid Of honor. Bridesmaids will be Miss Mary :- Hosu and hostesses wuT be act entitled, "Dr. Rhythm's Cure" of blue and white taffeta worn by V. ..The middle of June ht Rob-, quoise blue Jtlonse atid- turquoise Dale Oadek, Miss Marjorie Van De Walker. Miss Bettv Keller the prlncipaU and superrUors of in which paUenta appear at the. Barbara WaiteUw." .". ; Compll- art Needhams and Mr. and Mrs. felt hat with brown trim.-Her "Mfera.eMf y??rr?r'r : iTne junior attendant. Will lkuuc j-cwis, auiu u -urutuer, xviciuura lewlS, WUl 06 nn. .V-'l- - vr.li et."ti t-a a J. -.Ti 5 Kin-... .. :l. - v-' - ', Berndt, -Miss .Francea '-rr-v-iL:A,, ' V-.V 1 - - . Mrg, i Maybelle" Blch;: . - ?- a- reception ; me none oiane onne s parents on the sanneschroeder.- Mrs. v Silverton road will follow the Annual League. Dinner - On Tuesday. ' ..' J" . .Tne anuai waitoer league yen .lowshlp banquet wm be held at the : . . . . . du . juaiii -.vangeiicai .. Liutneran church Tuesday at : p.m. The guest speakers ot the'evenlnc . wUl Ka ui.-u.i.taa: .-.u..-. " ' -fr '';-7V"" -r ""ry B1- Portland Uoupie Honored 1 .tirw,-T' of the Oregon district, and western nan. Iris, roses and sweet peaa . . v . ; r " . L"2nlB c11 i.!!-. Tice-presldent ot the Internatlon- were need for decoration. ' At f neT; - i - v . m U7l blocks for the Mri, andMri George IL b w SdgmRS w.re? ;Mra.;Moorhe.d. Dr. and Mri Vernon ; wlTf n v.. r,-, heraiaa-Nel0B Mra.: Frances. $T. ?'t?L? dtoaeriRjclJgaataoff This fellowship banquet to being Benyl Mrs: Arthur D Welch Mra. ?t-.JtM l tne pou glag; home c?Jf? Americalt celebrated byever tJo llu.i&ilta ehora! dlmtow societies, and-la eommeraoraUaa the 4h yanniversaTt tS lgue. The climax ct threTenttf wcrbe. the impressive candle- iiiuiik wieiiiuuj. ., ... . . a. wiua .uwau wa. oa. Panl'a Pntunnll knl will . aa . T-- . -. . . - . - . ... . . " , t ' "i . . :...v..u uv.aav.vvaivii. jiui oavuer,. jllia .IIU. AHIltUD. . ""f" r wwujv uaciion Will DC l& CXBIDIIIOII JO j y. WW' w a . . K.:. . " T.SdrhtHSsancw rief feR V -icH IcalMIsn Margaret Gillette. 3 Was Bet-i Hate retorned from Wo weeks' . "be- givenVby stud$atVf' nfv V - : SrMin'Wginl? WTF(kTwP : ait yiMi,i. .?ra .VVi i RT; Mda tT- A rt ? n - HoUywood; Bowl ,s on HaroIeT HUtchinson,-Ralpk Ram- theyi.riewed ;the vOoldenGaU ex- the clothes they, have made -: - YJLIJ4-liyi 2- : "vc?oc'k? rv;r-L'of . o clock. , . .. j. . ,r ,v, v. .v...-V;,-.; wiria... - , , . , K.. Moorhead i Stf chUd hingers. , n.and Kormaa Hoe, .v .r Mra. T. J. DeLaney of San MAteo"' Miles "In ehaxgeT r.yJ2C?S& j - - - - ' " !-.'. ? j .. -I " '.- . "' j ': - V--, . . . . -, y. .., ' - .- , . . . , - 4- - "sawawawaa1Tafa-awaaB- j m . were Mrs. William Monroe Mrs. K. rl. if lCKens ana Mrs. serving were Mrs. Ira Boyd Folloics chose a smart dressmaker suit - ;v- - -- reside following a tnp to San xi. uv xuxo. xuuii.uii tump Rierson of Astoria, formerly rtlb Will be married on Saturday, June 3. will be solemnized at the Westminster h in Portland at 5 o'clock with Rev. J. TV married on Saturday, June 3 hride. from the Cnlvarv Meth- parlors.WlIt foltew the. weeding Reveals Plans her wedding on .Wednesday, . - : - - . .. .'. . . J .MJIO?. aiul . MISS JfeUuryn : be the bnde's sister, Miss ceremony. . Mrs. Ross Hostess to , 'Veteraris Auxiliary . ; Mrs. Harry koss enterUlned Hal Hlbhard auxiliv United Spanish rr .r . : ' . - ' - nr veterans on jmaay Afternoon at her 14th street home. Assisting were ; Mra. J. D. Berwick vriW v...-- rardnar Mra. M '"w aitt urf AdMFrld lS S2t UUiaa Mf Dew C. WUson. Mrs. Leroy Hewlett, ; ajaua lud. uimDHTCT. llrf Hnrn traig,. Mrs., carle .Abrama. '.Mra. vuajm..,urevii, 'an. ;W.s a. :. . i - " J . ' . K 1 ;. t. '(-i i,. i , ,, -3 ij . f . . , . : . , ' n S t f 1'.. "; .v J ''. ' 1 1- " "r ' 1 ' I ., fif 1 V v.'f-'' ii i; 'i-y - ' ' ' ' . -::...''-''.:.'. : ' I n -1 I i j ' t f ' ' ' t -Z -i tNTRODUCING Mrs. J. A. Brownson who has been elected 7- , " ' , ' w v.,,- . . ".-.I -vV- " president of the Salem Woman's dob for the coming year (left to , s ' I o "V rht) ; Miss Marcelle DeMjtt who' will be installed as president , i:St " ; V of T the Salem Junior Woman's club Monday night; Mrs. Herbert rT " -g t n T " - I 1 v'-4 - Pslllnd who is i the new regent of Chemeketa chapter. Daughters I j- I 1 V 1- ) I li ' 'of. the American RerolnUon; Miss Frances Virginie Melton who Jt O X V- i It V. L" was elected president of the Salem branch, American Association 0 : I i"y pf tJnlTertity Women on Sa tor day. (Kennell-Ellis photos.) 0 ' LKKj L -L-i- Cf win meet on Monday " night at Fraternal , temple and greet the ute Buperriwr. Mr. Lenora Broi-. , tSJLS : ivtuvu uioitivh ucyui;i auv aucv lng wijl begin' at 8 o'clock. Mrs. E. T. Barkos had as her weekend guests Dr. and Mrs. J. D. McCormlck of Springfield, for mer Salem residents, who were here for the Leslie church insti tute. wt -i lVlrS. W rigHt tO rJe Delegate at Convention A distinct nonor.nas come to Mrs. David Wright, princess Royal of Nydia Temple, Daughters of the . .e.a vi u Nile as she has been elected one n-I ' t Nile to be held June 5th to 10th at San Antonio, Texas. Mrs. Wright with Mrs. Harry 5ro, VT& M'n..P0lI. to m..t the -.urn special and then will go south to Texas Mrs. Wright will return honie of ffifiS) sll i0,? ber nu8band Ln Franrliico i Tft mi. n.Ani,i f JJJJ ' JJJ , r.;' rl - ht aVsUted with the Inltul tloi including two candldatea from " Saleml Mrs Walter Dry and Mrs JJ. wJii" e .!$JfiZ' ttoeIrtCen Were lni iiatea at mis lime. rencoUster, Mrs. Ethel Niles, Mrs. w. . par: - " Al Uanqaef ; Mr. and Mrs. Silas Gaiser wUl vv,;"Jri'-e:.A hich will be gTves TS 'to Teachers' association, . Wednea- SUl W Pioibe Meldalnris : li"wi..VV. aw - - . a a-u-i cu-iuiMl ui uiv vwt. n Interesting program for the oeVMion. F m " Tihle, be itfracUvelyecorated decorations are MUs Phoebe Mc- ,,,1, . by a committee tee consisting of Miss Cecelia MeUke, . Miss t Caroline . Blake, "wip.B ABuoaasa, , HeUML. - Vlnt'r: U T.uMlla Graham, Miss ' so- Lela ; R. - Nwmekerv Mrs. Esther Allen r.-nY MiMariorle; A special," eommitee on which are serving- Mr a.., Nell Doege, :Mra.MUdred .Wyatt and Miss B. -Mra . Mtiitiwt Wtr.. ,.f ui.. rAna BoentJe has been appointed .by the general chairman. v.7v. 1" . , l'S&SZZ . . 1 . - T. . . . ouuaings, ana Mrs. Agnes .fv PibUclty chairman, A it , t 'i'v-: i;f!' . l a . , . i . ;M . .I1" wr Jl? kconVeon: " -rw- . v.- uuu. n, u.. rv. rr -Ai Downa Dr. and Mra Wedding Announced by : Announcement is being made tho -,(. ,,,( ?' ,ort?.co.mln B"rlae 01 Jer of Dr W ? f-'.rf hS" Jfri.-r" fn !"lCa'l Ralph Nohigren. son of Mr. and uutwuriu t rvruua, iu jar. Mrs. a. h. Nohigren o Jhe -SgJUj,1" Mrs. A. H. Nohigren of Salem for Sun at 4:30 o'clock, The ceremony will take place at the First Methodist church in Portland with Dr Bruce R L bUY? rilBL iUCLUUUiBL t 11 U I I' II Baiter reading the. service in the W$nlM?J?lMtSta Miss Hollingworth has asked her Bister, Miss Barbara Hoi lingworth, to be her maid of hon or. Bridesmaids will be Miss m. triucaiiua wm uc miss Tn Ronnott nH ui.. tw, vi, ,-7- "tV-r "r.r- ' SSS fe ,0Iem:.,""! Curtis of Portland. The bride will be given away in marriage by her father. En.t Biter, .Dd Mr. L,l. Rae. tlmate friens at tre home. .lC,"r v"ea ,n T In 1 East Laureihurst Place will foi- fTOnehi 0Ter 50 fr( A reception for family and in- 1 .v - . w. .r" ccrei"uu'- . Miss Hollingworth is a Kradaate of Willamette univer- - Srtfwd i-mK or W ' N hlgren, U altelor ,nth? Willamette university law nd has been bandmaster of the nnlverRtt- hunt. :.- I Tiari P; r;v AJancc. review .Iriven by Barbara Barnes A .dance revue of professional when Barbara Barnes presents her """ uuui c.eui ol iuiB Salem on Thursday and Friday; me 1st and 2nd. The revue will j held in the Capitol theatre. pvia , o. ...-- i uww anm .a Modern Mother Goose," a ballet in one act and two scenM. in which n!"iJ Lth?!0t,ier.i--"-.c HAAVlv alll th BJT A 1 A M n-i.a-a- Aha- acUrg Uke part. A story, of tali "ture "0WB fuU.ply ?f H0" ?,iprof nrs nd tlon of Ml" Baraea. are displa- lnc aennine abllltv for dramatisa- 1 IIM PniinrtD. II DCllr a. l SB I1IP fllTHna - . .... of dance and drama. Miss Barnes has personaUy supervised the se- lections of costumes and-seU with 4 color have been achieved in the staging and effects that add so' ca to a no Uttle effort is able to complete- ly cure hie patients by the injec- tion ot'als fainous rhythm cure, -ins patniesa ineinoa oi ureatmeni will oana nn am alt amnnnt , laughter from the audience; -1 -. J it h. efnaa' m. Rwtimi.' cure" a third -' "-at - aw ,nta wUl h nrP.nVil Vri T d':; act v t :4 dlrertlsaK I". iili.iT; S? lJtJlP&. ---..-.-----a-,..-.-.--.--..-. ?":4?'- M o; f V . I . .. tv;. W7;h c:. P W ill Slug I . W m I - - - u umi ? The a -eapella choir 'from ... im Pacifie Lutheran culler. at Tai . . .7. .II. 7 . r or tne .west; waa f??! now: la now oa t and ,wui 'm fair ta e Interna-; . , .- , ' , 5 i4 " . i : : '- - y y ' I c . - -r ,C -'v -a! u By JERTME UPSTON ;V een and Heard 1 A PEaOC INTO the wardrobe of- with pleaU in the skirt and a large Her Majesty, Queen Elixabeth ot fuchsia suede purse ... the gym England, who is causing much ex- nasium, where the tea was held. eitement among society ,women. of V,; v.r- her visit with King George. . . . Annr th- nw eolor coinbina- Among the new color coinbina- -' wardrobe are a huraandWred dress and short ' . - " ... .. ' coa.- wo w, , , . A Biprreusu "uc iiwmiwii evenina coat with straight sil- houette, the coat encrusted with white porcelain beads, cockleshell pearls and worn over t!.:l-- J! . . . . . - m. """".v .T . gown emoroiaerea in jaae . . . in ner "aTei e0""0 . DIe WQo1 fnl1 lenftn Mmmed - " - W 1ICU1 . . VJV1 1 EU WWW - sent ble with silver iox urimmug a red jersey wool ensemble ... . - . ... wun liarea sKirt . . . rea ana wmte mtrlH -ket - lemon wool tittto the skirt and a t ght belted waist- Iin- To wear in Victoria a gray wool coat and dress trimmed with " " P-'".. SgX !" ll"Sd, ' ; i" i-u-i un aiiiycu paler green ... a Jacket of pale Dlue wool witn line buck pin black wool the queen has orougni over u irocas ior me tour. tractive and eolorful setting for the 12th annual fashion show Pred by the Salem h t g h school Home Economics club on Wednesday. .. The arfair honored the mothe7rB of hIgh Bchool m1ilit . ... and several hundred were noticed sitting with their-daughters . ; . and later attending the tea for which the Girls league was hbs tess... Among the models we not- ed V. . The blonde and attractive TJlfcurn twin. Tlnronr anH Wan. CM. wore clllc cott0- formala 0f rXWone with low decolletta ana fn g.irts. . . . Florence re- celTed one of tn. honor plna and Frances was given honorable men- tloa . . . Awn or more mod. ii - villi iivn IIIK1I auu w cavil-a ry attractive one - was -Bette Demarest. a iwpular high schoor -B-.aa'w-l - -a wa-a a. -.1-. Vl- mld ; :.1,e!' T.T1! ' with full tucked skirt, fitted nod- and whit, button, for trim, . . Helene Pa-lson. whois busy Selunspromolieleda Mrs. Cohiad Paulu. on her trlrkv bei-a eoat and matchtna'to a bridce tea one day leo 1 Si WII ST 111 r iinil niBni IflF . ' T ". .. . Maxine Olson' la a fetching white net dress with rows and rows of lace and tiny Jacket of lace . . . Nancy Stricklin wearing a green and white print with full skirt and strapless bodlee trimmed .with tiny Creech for the, successful style show .., for the occasion she wore" a luxurious printed silk frock in - : .. , , . . , i . ... . s .. " AV W.-.-K..""V Junior-Senior iTOTTO - iv -riiTll :--: v aa. maw imSWI H a '- . -' 'i.? - '''' - universuy siunenw WM MC0B annualr Junior oenior Drom siaaea - in me avm- Senior prom sUged in the gym- n"ittm. Jack Berryv orchestra Ptoyed twr dMdat from 8:30 tO. ll:0 O ClOCk. . - ' - f Patrona and patronesses were Mr. and ' MraTe Howard Maple, MUs ."Jessie Wood-and Mrs.Dan . v. , ' t. The : gymnaalnm was trans- .''7. im'.Tr r. - "T-7 wnMo . rnm . , iireel SceM" wlUl 'ParI lB Spring" theme, for the dance. Tables ouUining the gymnasium Sw rath StmZ. ? brtSt eolorod. striped mg. The or- Chestra was arranged t one end Eiffel tower and on each ; side Part. buUdlngsr The ceiling was j MlstWMargaret ! Macy, waa v la charge of decorations and as- ? Sisting were Miss 'Jean Lauder- back,. Miss Verna Vosper, -Miss shades of fuchsia and nary blue was a colorful sigat wun numer- -rr . hnn t 7h At a beauti spring blooms arranged about the- v.. -. hall . . . vunch and tea were both :? "en,2 hall ... punch and tea were both served. . . On the tea table a pyr- amid arraement of pansies in "?,7"..!L,a . - . jeiiuw .. . mtci ertson. dean of women, in a smart navy and white silk polka dot as- sisted In receiving the guests. SSll?--!W-.0!S -e-- y.--w . pourers ana wore a goia sua crepe WOCK a princess styie wun buttons down the front and lace "7- , rs and cuffs .... Katrvn man; the outgoing president, a blue silk gown . . . Marine A.UI U wore a blue silk gown . . . Hune Drorbaagh, president of the Home j- - - . , . . Keonomrcs cluD, wno reeeivea tne .liver trT vkk kr limn mm. Z it for the most out- standtag rtl la the Heme Ko- nomica ctab wore a blue and whirJ , . , oto5, "'i""l'';-"Ti' atcinvci " pieces aid bouquets to represent song Hues and verses tor songs, ... A few of theaa . . . "My Heart Belongs to Daddy" by Mrs. Cues- ter lox ... a Duuquei, 01 uiectn-g hearts . "Rhapsody in Blue ' blue bowl. ...Mrs. Phillips fixed' a bowl of roses to represent the verse "Valley of the Moon." . . . "Ring Around the Rosy" by Miss Edith Schryver ;.. a round ring of Cecii Brunner rose, with dancing , figurines in the cented: . V . -'Tu- Up Time in Holland'', arranged by Mrs. Lee Canfield . . . a Dutch boy carrying a bucket of tiny tulips. .. Thlg fiKr. .. Pictured in the latest number of Sunset mag- -.line . . .'The attractive Cane Cod home of MT. and Mrs. Charles thev are weU known in the capital as Charles is sf former sa- lem man. . r : c " GUmpsed Mr.and' Mrs:.Harol4 ifoSw&bWltTia-tlCoVfint'0 t. --' ! w viiy -J. - us. j , i--; wUl remain . fotTtai summer Ha UM UaUS? -BT-kakl . F ' ah printed silk ensemble of luggage jaw ay. iia)na n w aay wvsii sua) st and white print with tricky hat of vutfjw parched over one eye ain rl HI ED ID DBUW U. Way looking; t- line and acqua cUps . V. .with it she wore a large straw-cartwheel of black- with white velvet bows for trim. . , - Mrs. Robert Needham has been seen looking- very chic n a navy. Palo Alto to attead the gradaatloa of Wintield Needham from Leland 8tajpford.Vi, a - '.--'. ' " . . ... 5 iu'ttOT-Fun .Club : JJi " t Ii-T-J. ':; flW.flr,-TT" " -'- - r a1 IK w w-mw- wa u W . '. J ' , v werenosxa 10 inerr mowers at a lunc.eon at the Argo on Tuesday. Following lunch a line party was Business Machine corporation, enjoyed.. - tVTae-eoaple wilreside ra:Nw ; PriMnt were Mrs. Ron, Saun--iYork aty' t-C-V Am Tkfr iWlla- Vulit i - ;'X ' ---:r' iV-" r:' ,.?.V WUl Follls, t Mrs. Roy Bremmer, tMrm. 3;Ed Rea.- lirt. Thomas mif ton.' uiu Hhi Pnmmr.' Mrartin the fireplace room rvot; the - aaii on annua uu, li a. ucu tviia- sell, Mrs. George Diets, Mrs. Ru8i .. :".v " V seu . Strang, Mrs. Ivan Brown. Mrs. KlU Watt, Mra. Ernest Kyle; Misa Frances Kyle and Mrs. .Kena G sterns of Dallas, a special gnest. J U" .5? a? t.?. SSL'aIJL !f TiS 7ZZ1Ta'Z : l!,'" " -"T V" " t"tvt " "'r'' " nu9' " v ' i - c :Lr .:.c - Winslow,Home To Be Scene 01 Rites beautiful borne wedding " ""L WTn.lo w ofi? nd Mrs WaT' ?"g5J!!"' '"l.11,, at 4 o'clock Miss wr nuuiuw, wm uv- the. brid. of Mr. . Waldo - if.UB4t. 0f v.. v.w 4- .x- u -i-Ii entine Ay'res of Chicago. will perfoVm the double Dr. Richard M. Avison of Port- ring ceremony in the presence O of member of the immediate family and few close friends. Preceding the wedding Mr. Dal- w t.- 7r. C.T" rgini; Melton" wilT7.y with Flaxen Hair" and "L'Henre With Flaxen Hair and "L'Heure Exquise Thm ron-ia wli, ,h.nM thi, ' . " ... ZTZZZ " tp,a.cfnkwS wWte aMadi.ll, woodwaTdia tern aa4 paim. On either aide of the 'lrDl wHl be baskeU of del- -.-. ma-lei. vrcr w piano wm do a duster of pink stock, sweetpeas. and Easter lillies. 'Baskets and bouquets: of similar' f lowers ' will be arranged about the livinr room ana uoy. The bride; wUl wear an ex- made with ffullSurt, short" puff- ed sleeves t and . scalloped neck- line. She wlir wear a cluster of gardenias In her hair and carry round bouquet of . gardenias. Hlies-of-the-vaney with a ea ! nnif.tt..i. -n cade of -llllies-ot-the-avHcy fall - ng irom tne oouquet. 'Ooplo r4ed --. ,The couple wUl be unattended.; The brides sister. Miss Gene- TTe, .Winslow, will hold her Sisters bOUQUOt during the Cere- m,J-T J"-we5 ,he11 plnk Cm11 Bmnner roeesin her hair - v-.-- wu.bubbw. T"w7!?tt ; JJ sJS!LJ wedIn 1ffil;iLW , swme . iuwb oi . oeen-.. royal . blue v ji - . J mllLltcl ' -a a a--- r-- JKJi"! fP. a. a-a . - " 1 a VtZZttkMA& roses. An arrangement J ot nink m . . . - bOUVardia.- ntnk rnaea and larV- tun 4I1 Aaaia Va Vfcw.t r Frank a. . Neer wm t tfte urn: Assisting in the serviarwUl MfariSalle "Neet LZ Mis Btty MOeher" ? ' ' . The couple wilt leave for. a weddinr trin anT v-m- rmY in' Oregon for: seTrr,wk berore.- Mine Wlaslowia-well Imowirla; the capital; and a '-'igradaiti'-iQ Salem schoblsirShe is A ariduateV ,1wwwiwtj,.vi. -irtguu. r or' - .the BSt five' : ftt heha 'nMW 'M New orClry-where; ihe h"a. P11 swaying Mterpreavc" dane- ! lag with Hnya Hoim; and" Ul ei- ietary. oft ; Mr. Ayrer Is in the "tnarket .eeearch with the Ihternitlonal y Alpha Mn Delpbians wUl meet - on ".Tuesday moraine at 9 : e w . , yvu V'J ...n : Romantlcisni In: modern; . - V. 1 " . ... r77m , ": . na wriy -Amer , lean drama will be studied and Pics; wUlVbe; ta k en by Mra. 'Uord Reihold, Mrs.' Otto Paulus. tt?hUMS KlntiSs reBee MTe Miss 'Mary U VTA ;trffl retAt 45 o'clock ; with Dr. B lAughUa of - Winamette aity speaking, k His sub; he L"PropAgada.,!.-An..' Py MAXINE BUREN Each week or so this column is devoted to some phase c f musical life of Salem yet not once has a line been given to one of Salem's very worthy mu- , sical organization, th Willam- ' ette University Band. The band will end iu third year of activity uader the direc tion of Ralph 3. Nohigren on. Friday night when it appeals ta concert at wller nal1' Th mu8lc 01 band Produce like no other organization can -,. Tk. nr -.vi.. . TmW T:. ,.r.;.S 7. 7. - -' " ine exciting souuu or arum ana norn is always present when a good band' is playing. : And banrts EZ'JS'S?" all over the country ; are again .a . ..wiawav vs jvvu . aa uoiv,, isn i t isa ood musicins Th T WHUmeue . wm-aaeuo. wniverMiyj "PUonI. iiItB. ' . among the members, and the di rector has dene an, excellent job rector nas aene an. excellent Hid 7 ,, " w.s-- iuinS 5S .hr!! e.h practically notWg to an Tm- portant place tn campus affairs, Three years sre short building Wwta,; . . N th. .rm. phony . Wheel of Life." Asid (Continued oa page 11 ) MTLGRIM'S RflOTHS mean no harm they're always HUNGRY " Blame - yourself not the ' tnoth if your fur coat 'is around for! it 'to feast onK ! : MODERN' I ;::StOllAGE ; Protection from - FIRE,: THEFT, Lowest Standard "ji -. -j r l !-- I ' ii'll.'l :U!l;n:,'cf l-:.',i..mt,'in ' ' : AT MOST REASONABLE: RATES - Saf o Fur Storage Illy r kBEsaaasa a bhs wssasa univer- I ' , cOO a-B- I lect- wilk I v.l -i--'iil,00mrr- I
