;Mss Miller to "
Be learned :
i Miss. Alice Miller, daughter of
Mr. and. Mrs. B. C. Miller of Hub
bard, will become the bride ot
Mr. Harold Buchanan, son ot Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. B u han an of
Woodburn on Augnst'4. The cere
mony rwlllibe held in the Con
gregational church of Hubbard.
: After a weddiiag trip the couple
will liTe In Salem. He Is a barber
an she a beauty operator. -
V"1 ' ' 9 9
- Mr. and Mrs. Ted Paulas and
small daughter, Jeanne, of Grants
Pass are Tisitlng her parents, Mr.
'and Mrs. B. V. Kuhn." " They, will
return . south . the middle ot the
"Week. V" "-'.--t '.1 j'-".'- l
DANDY -Dr. TU
Steiner cp-
top lict.
shirt and
frock-coated suit
over
ago
A'
-.,'."'
-cm
V 4
MUSIC of olden times is heard on fiie melodeon,' when
Mi3S Dorothy Pearce (seated) plays for her mother and sister, '
Mrs. George .. Pearce .and Dr. Hflen ' Pearce., . Their gowns ' are
modern, but styled from fashions ; of . a hundred years ago.- -".
Miss Johnson to Many Miy Hurlburt ,
At Church- Ceremony Today ' ,
. Miss Nordice Johnson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. N. P. John
son of.Gresham will become the
bride of Mr. Robert Hurlburt of
Salem, this morning , at 11;46
o'clock. The ceremony will be
solemnixed In the First.. Baptist
church and Dr. Irrlng Fox will
officiate. Mrs. Oswald Morley
will sing "Oh Love That Will Not
Let Me Go." Miss Minnie Miller
will play the wedding music and
Mr. Fred Broer, Jr., will act as
usher. '
The couple will be unattended.
The bride will wear a powder blue
The announcement has been
made of the marriage of Mr.
John Thomas Anderson, son of
Mrs. Jack Anderson, to Miss
Dorothy Marie Southwick, which
took place in Vancouver, Wash
ington on July 4.
costume ot sheer w o o 1 with a
dusty pink- hat and . accessories.
Her corsage will be of pink and
white flowers: v ; :
A wedding dinner will be serv
ed at the Golden ; Pheasant fol
lowing ' the service. Upon their
return from' a ; wedding trip the
couple will' live in Salem.
,
. - : -
Mr. . and Mrs.. Gerald Bonnlng
ton of Oakland and children, Bil
lie and Beatrice Ann will return
home on Tuesday, after spending
their vacation here with Mrs.
Bonnington's parents, Dr. and
Mrs. . B. B. Blatchford. and her
brother and wife, Dr. and Mrs.
Ituskin Blatchford.
,
Mrs. Douglas McKay and her
daughters, ' - Mioses Shirley and
Mary Lou, have returned from a
stay at Rockaway. , ;
V E.Lee
"Dear3 In
. ' : trucked
1 V V eta he did
V i 50 years
'mi. .IMjWii M ki ixntnwn mp.'.i. wmwt swi ujhi1 K 'f ,i '
' . .. . . v . .. .. .-. 2 a; ..-.- .;. .-..v.-. '
, v "
,:..;.'';: if.--.-V. . " 'V; . , ,-- .i
-1- '-'v
4 - - it ...' .- 11 i . . - .'- - , : - '
- - . ? v - -
- - v-, -
J I , ' 'V.V ' J
Jjf " 5 -. --------- """ ' -i ' "
i - T
4 .
i Dance oh
-V 1
.7
;
-1
L
j
The - Governor' . and .Mayor's
ball Is planned for next Saturday
night to follow the final perform
ance of the pageant. ' The affair
will be formal and invitational.
Plans 1 were. Jaade by a com
mlttee .meetlBg. on Friday, night
at tne cnamDer or commerce.
:: Mrs.' WiUiam- Phillips Is chair
man and her committee Includes:
Mrs :B.ex Sanford. Mrs. Fred
Lamport. Arthur .Bates. Miss
Edith Schryver, Miss Elizabeth
Lord, Mrs.' Chester Cor, Mrs. Lee
Canfield. Mrs.' Lester Barr,' Mrs.
Walter Smith; 'Mrs. ' Tom Rus-
Bell . iut ua v a cuvo a4b it i ( iuio
Lor6thy",Rea, - Mr.' : John Bag1ey,-:
' Mr..' Stanley Freeman; Mr,, Ellis
Vori Eschen, Mrl Robert' Sprague,-
Mr. Al Nowels, Mr. Vi E Kuhn,
Mf-. Dave Wright," , Mr- Kenneth
Potts. Mr. 'Ray Bassett. Mr. John
Elliott, Mrs.J John J." Elliott, Mr. ;
La Verne - Young, Mr. Leslie New-.
m. . " - - - WW'
man, Mr. Leo rage air, naroia
.TomUnson, .Mr. Douglas McKay,
Mr. O a e a'r Olson, Dr.' Frank
rnme, jars, waiier iurs, v mr,
Kenneth Perrr, Mr. Robert Board
man,1. Mrs." Helen - Webster Belar,
Mrs. O. K: DeWItt, : Mrs. Robert
Rteder, and MK Brtymta Boise.
- Mlsa' Mart Km Rnrairne will ar
rive -from California next Sun
day to be the guest of her father,
and mother, - Governor and Mrs.
Charles A. Sprague. She will spend
part of her holiday vacationing
with the: family.-and the remain
der, tn. Washington; : - . . - v
',.v -vvf-.! . ;ri-"v;-.;s ".
: Mrs. Ada Flewelllng Miller re
turned "recently from a - visit to
Illlnolse with her son and family.
She drove east in April with Mrs.
ANOTHER OLD gown appears at the Centennial. Mrs. O. K. Edna Waterman and Mrs. Ruth
DeWitt wears a dress found in a trunk owned bv her areaf- Thompkln and. returned t h I s
grandmother.: She poses by- a beautiful desk, one of her many ; , wffi ter Tand?on' Hob
PERKY are the bonnet and shoulder cape -worn "by Miss
Bertha Babcock and formerly owned by her grandmother. "The
dress is new. v (Jesten Miller photoJ
Mr. and Mrau Ralph Campbell
and sons, Ralph and Garry, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Bell and
daughter Miss Barbara, and Mr.
and Mrs. JVilliam Dashney left
yesterday ' for the Dorchester
house where they spent last night.
This morning they will drive on
to Neekowin and attend the pic
nic ot the state unemployment
compensation offices.
Cole-Reasor
Wedding
Today
Miss Ruth Reasort has chosen
an ; all . blue and - whixe color
MODULI VZHGIOrT c! eld styles are- wcm by Ivlr, and'
i:z. J. D. Mlckle, who ere picked in their Centt5nr.ic;l clothiss.
' ' Cennell-ELii3 photoO
MissAasheim
Has Planned
Wedding . ; :
r The American Lutheran church
will be the setting for the mar
riage of Miss June Aasheim and
Mr. Arthur Gallon which .will be
an event of Saturday, August 10.
Miss Aasheim Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.. Morgan J. Aasheim
ot Monmouth, Mr. Gallon Is the
son . of Mrs. Ralph Potter ot Port
lands - - ;
. ' Miss Cheryl Aasheim of Mon
raouth, sister of the bride will be
,the maid of honor. The 1 brides- :
'maids will - be Miss Maxlne
J- A hAlm' A fi!a1am If lea "EM a .
Gallon -of -Portland, 1 .-s.- K ell 'ZZL'TZ. ,Xn w h I Xllnn
TShaffer of Kent. Wash., and Mrs. S0t': e AlwlU. V.
Thomas Allport of Salem. v . -TT1 ' lwt
i ' . v i . In the First Christian churchy
.Both Miss Aasheim hd.Mr. ReT Guy, Drill will -read the aer
Gallon graduated from Wljla- Tjce , - . , . . . ,
n ttte university. Miss Aasheim j : -white' gladiolus and "bine' deS
rEAmhf cm imrar 'Pbtaiums. wm decorate .the altar;
was a member of Beta Chi sororl- ,,,, wni w. irWi v- vi.
7 - ? ' V 1 i; The bride,. entering on the arm
Mr. Gallon w l l 1 receive hit of her father will- wear a- whitev
VltVlfttUmmT iI?mnM 0WB made with a train. Ion
SS?1 W h 1 '.J tte?di? i beeves and a sweetheart a e e
school he was president ot theT Her tulle yea t wUl be , fJnger-tip
v, footbaU .stuad Qoen ot Scots, cap.'ef rlUles-ofl
- olnefrf iW in, the-valley. Hercb r I d a 1 rbouquet
ai?friSWniiMe!ftvV
Klu wheSMT Gallon hal It wWte orchida.7Si :
ot the Iolani. private high school. rSfieiVS nt?!t JL?
-where he will teach biology and SwiSSSi -mei ,f-
general ience and he assUtant JSS-.lS
'- . Mrs.rjame Whitaker ahd Mrs:
-1 ; Leslie, uarson wiu wear dresses
.;j of the same style, both of powder
t - K i, dIm: dotted- twUn,--?':rrTi-'-'-.
i All will carry, white straw hats ,
- . . tilled With summer flowers, '.
'. - i Mr. Richard Emmett ot Enren
X Mr. and ilrs. A. Oehler are en7 TDLb h9gt-man nd ttaers will
tertalnlag : with " family dinner .Mn Clifton Cass, Mr. Ray Bar
today : for their nine children: - M Mr. Francis Leffler . and Mr7
This will be the second time the .(WMtakerVr. u r i
whole I family has been together. Before the ceremony fInto the
Mr. and Mrs. Oehler will cele-tDawn With YouT will be sunr;bv
ferate their SOth wedding annl- M' -w W. Kerns and MIsa Ma
ersary in January; ? ; -, bel I Lilburn, , yiolinlst. Will play
X The children Inelude: Mr. Er- Scliubert's "Ave Maria.- Mr. Karl
win Oehler ot Chicago, Mr. 'Arn- Wonger will play - .tie , wedding
old Oehler of Saddle River,1? KJ mlc , , :
Mr. Lester Oehler of . Corvallis, -Hiss Beverly Jean Arnettiwill
Mrs. Howard Bergman cf Baker, ligat the candles, "Raymond Lam
Mrs. Leon Barrick. Mrs. Guy O. belt will be-rtegbearerr
Smith, Mrs. Clark Lee, Miss Sel- M a -reception to- be-held, in
ma Oehler and Miss Irma Oehler tbn church Immediately after the
cf Salem. ' - cciemony. Mrs.' L. It. Reasor of
"' ' Continued on Page 11)
Oehlers Will
Be Together
Miss Hamm
To Marry in
August
Of interest to out-of-town peo
ple as well as Salem folk is the
announcement of the wedding date
of Miss Gayle Hamm, daughter of
Mr. and' Mrs. - D. I. Hamm and
Lieutenant L. W. Klncaid, son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Klncaid of
Ashland. The marriage will- be an
event of August 15.
; Miss Hamm,' formerly ot Al
bany," moved to Salem with her
parents two .years ago.. She - at
tended Salem high school and last
year entered Oregon State college.
Lieutenant Klncaid is a graduate
of Oregon State college and is
completing his-army training at
Fort Bfennlng In Georgia., He will
arrive in the capital the first of
August." After their marriage ' the
.couple : will . live in Tacoma and .
Lieutenant: Klncaid . will be - sta
tioned at Fort Lewis.
Thursday afternoon Miss MarJ
orie Price and Miss' Eleanor Ros
son. were hostesses at the Price
home on Korth Cottage street at
a party in honor of the bride-elect.-
-, '-.': . '' '
1 The afternoon was spent in
formally and tea was served in
the garden.. Before the, tea honr
Miss 'Ham m was - complimented
with a shower Mrs. W. MJ Price
and ' Mrs. Hugh Rosson assisted
their daughters in Serving An ar
rangement -of - summer - flowers
decorated the serving table. '.'
.' Those bldien Wwere: M t i
Hunrn, Mrs. TJ.- V "Ham"mVMrSi
Kirk' Denton ;Mrs. W. H. Bacon,
Miss - Barbara' Belton of s Condons
Miss Edith Gncrist, -Miss Jeanette
Conn' and Miss : Henrietta Strat
ton an ot Albany, Miss Allee pen-
ton of Conrallls, Miss. Margaret
Barrett,1 Miss Jean Reed, Miss
Adele Say, Miss Mary Ellen By-,
w ate r, Miss Marjorie Whittlnj-
ton, Miss . Patricia ' Faye, . Miss
Jean' Rogers, Mrs. Hugh Rosson,
Mrs. W.- IL Price.Miss 'Eleanor
Rosson and' MJsa Marjorie 'Price,
i iV ' f --. ' ''- v '" x''-- 'r ' I
" 1 The Internal. Order . f Xiaglea
entertained.. the. past presidents
"and members, of. the drill . team
Tuesday night. "On the: program
1 were .Mr. .Sydney Stevens," Mrs.
Albert Bilbrey, Mrfc MaudRogers,
. Mrs. Bay. Moore, Mr." ArjPiiesen,
Mr. -Warren Jones," Mr. Ray Moore
and Mr. Leslie Hamilton.
.:: ' ' . . t j ;,-'-.
1 Ulna Amy Ballard of TTew York
City and Miss Lillian Seaton of
Eugene will be guests of Miss
Elizabeth Lord for the Centen
nial. ' . -
- M. - ....O........ ... , ... . , , ., ,, ,1 .11, " ' IB I . . '
-v :
i " " ' ' " . V .
L ' 4 -
... . "L.
rv ' :&- '
'..'' . . ' .... . ' - , , '?rs J?
- . - ': ; - ,i '. . -.'.
, : --V - '-
: . . ' - . ; .- . : v
:;'.: i -S?:r :-'.K ' - .
: - : i . :- r - W: - y,:-: . ;:
'': : . . r-s '. .
' '
-- t - ' r . i I
.-'.- f.- - - -v-; : X T -
..' i' .
' , . :.
' ' - '?,:' v'
laaawsasflysssHMMsMB . . . . - . lmZ2geg ...... t.
r' COPY OF A TINTYPE---Mrs. . William H.
Lytle, who wears an- 82-year-old dres belong
ing to Dr. Lytle's mother. Looks like she'd
stepped from an old portrait (Statesman photo.)
READY FOR A STROLL is Mrs. Charles A.
Sprague. who wears her new Centennial gown,
and carries an old parasoL (Statesman photo.)
bcwJt Jlooh J!oiu..
- but. , . . as far back as the 18th century a
gentleman named Rousseau said that provided '
a man Is not mad, he can be cured of anything
but his vanity. Mr. Rousseau knew whereof
he spoke and this Whiskeririb business is prov
ing it Every bearded fellow fondly smooths'
his newly acquired facial embellishment each
time he passes a shop window and catches
a reflection. Then he glances around as if to
say "I told you I could." ' - I f ,
Sweet ' music . . The melodeon pictured
on this page has a history worth knowing. It
was shipped aroiind fiie Ham for the -Pearce
family, .who came overland." Being one of the
few instruments ir the county, it was frequent-
ly folded up, wrapped in a blanket and taken
by wagon to social affairs. Records from ; the .
Congregational 'church reveal "that the melo
deon was played at "the first service in 1853.
' Millions of shoes . well,' practically mil
lions, of old shoes of the button period, were
presented for use during" Jhe Centennial by a
kind-hearted shoeman of Philomath. He had
given up. hope of. selling them, and was only
too glad to find ct nice home for old friends.
-. JJ there's anything . t .we are glad we're
not it's a historian.; When you get mixed up
with history, you get mixed up. There's al
ways a question as to whether or not the so-and-so
family's mule team' passed the such-and-such
family's . oxen, before of "after they
crossed the border of the Oregon territory, thus
making them arrive before or after. Yes, ; we
like' our . history, but we still are glad we are
not too , historical . ':. ; . Marine . Buren.
Musicale Tea Is i
Being;;
.n "the beautiful" garden at' the
home ot Mr. and Mrs. Homer H.
Smith, , sr., on North Summer
-street, "the Junior -"Guild of St.
?PanrsEplscopal'chtoreh' Is 'enter
- talnlng with a large musical bene
; fit teai The affair will be given
Friday, 'August X, and 'the can
ning' hours will be between 3 and
" B o'clock.
m i- .Guild members . will greet .the
..guests and a group of the young
er set win assist in the. serving.
Mrs. John Beakey Is general chalr-
manand. she will be assisted by
:Mrs." Henry V. Compton, J Mrs.
Donald C. - Roberts.: Mrs. David
Eason, - Mrs. - Homer ' Goulet, sr.
.Mrs. C. W. Parker Mrs. V.: E.
i Kuhn and Mrs. I. M.' Schannep.
, - Musical numbers will be riven
,by Janet Miller, Mrs.-Thomas J.
Drynan and. Ronald Craven -vocalists;
Emily Stone," fJuUst. Mrsi
Kenneth Daiton and. Alice Crary
Brown and , Margaret Hood, . pi
anists. - :
2 e - 9
. If. and Mrs. Ill G. Mai son hare'
; as, their house guest, Mrs. Mai
eon's sister,, Mrs. Francis Griffith
of , San FranciscoSeveral inform
al, affairs have been given , for
her pleasure. Yesterday " Mrs.
, Thomas Delsell, formerly of Sa-
lem, entetrained with a tea at her
home in-Portland complimenting
Mrs. Griffith. . .
Mrs. Charles hi Spragae Is en-,
f tertalning with luncheon on
Monday noon at her home- on
North- 14th- street, for 'the-"-plea-
sure of Mrs. Charles I. McNary.
4 Twelve Salem and Portland ma
'trons have been, bidden..
.; .-. - - . : '. j.
.. ""' .i . r - t. .
iWomeri sGolfer--..
Play
Guest 'Honored
At.
Cloudy akies didn't- discourage
h fAtnlnlne rolferis on Friday, as
'the women of the Salem Golf luh ,
i met for their regular games.- Fol
' lowing the. morning., cl play, , a
' luncheon was served In the club- ;
'house. "-'--..-
Mrs. S. W. Starr won In the A.,
.class and Mrs. Ralph Hamiltoa in
.the B class. Friday, August 7
ti Kalpm women wlll. be- guests-
at the Oak'Knoll Golf club.; . .I '
v Those piayjng rnair ert;
Mrs. Al Petre, Mrs. E.:V. Fort-,
.miller, Mrs. Al Kowles, ; Mrs. H.
.K, Stockwell, Mrs. H. H. OUager,"
.Mrs. Harry Wledmer,; Mrs. Kate
tG. Bell, Mrs. Creighton C. Jeaes,
(Mrs. Howard Adams, Mrs C M;:
, Don aid son , M rs. Harry- Gu staf scn.r
, Mrs. W. T.' Waterman, Mrs.- Fred -
BernardI, Mrs. John Bone,- Mrs.
Ralph Hamilton, Mrs. Fred Fins-.
ley, Mrs. " Kenneth Potts, Mrs.
Robert Tsylor. Mrs. Robin Day,
Mrs. S. W. Starr, Mrs.- Frank
' Patterson and Mrs. Robert av
' age.' .-..,.,..
Mrs.- Loyd Drorbaugh and her
daughter. Miss Maxene, were
hostesses on Thursday at an in
formal -party at their home on
Court street. The affair was given
for - the'- pleaeureot Mrs. Dror
baugh's niece, Miss Leota Dror
baugh - of Lenox, Iowa, who has
been visiting the past three weeks.
She--will return -east the middle
of. August, "---r :. ;
- -Games were In play during the
afternoon. At the tea hour the
table was decorated with an ar
rangement ' of - pastel flowers.
Large bouquets cf garden flowers
-were used . tit th rnnma i
Those bidden ' to greet Mi ss'
uroroanra were? mm. Fmii Par .
son, Mrs."W.- Q. : Ross; Mrs. Gene
Ross.' Mrs. Robert- Hutchinson;
Mrs. : . Leslie , Marcy, - Mrs. R. C
Harnett, .Irs. Roy ; Beardsley,
Mrs. Cieraent Holgate, Mrs. Faye
Collins, Mrs. Ccarles Eyre, Mis
Patsy Hutchinson," Miss Eileen
Hutchinson,? Miss , Natalie Neer,
iu-isa. uaii , aison, iisas Heather
Watson, Miss Diane Holgate and
Mies' Chai'Iotte; Eyre.
American War Mothers are
Invited on Tuesday at 2 o'clocfe
to the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Kadon at 20S5 Hazel aventte to
celebrate - their ' golden wediing
anniversary.