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Miss Maxlne McKillop, Miss
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vey Quistad are arranging a
breikfast for Sunday morning at
11 'clock at Schneider's Dining
roon tor the pleasure of Miss
Dor s Drager, the bride-elect of
, Mr. James H. Nicholson, jr.
. B mquets of chrysanthemums
and other fall flowers will pro-
, vid the decorative note on the
breakfast t a b 1 e s. "A crystal
shoirer will fete the bride-to-be.
C overs will be placed for Miss
Doris Drager, Mrs. Hue Drager,
Mn. James H. Nicholson, Mrs.i
Clarence Hamilton, Mrs. C. B.
Rumsey, Mrs. Harry WIedmer,
Mrs. A. B. McKillop, Mrs. Rob
ert Cannon, Mrs. Russell McJury,
Mr?. Russell K. Woodward, Mrs.
Claybourne Dyer, Mrs. Lester
.' Carter, Mrs. Drager Mishler, Mrs.
Maolyn Bier, Mrs. Robert
Drager, Mrs. Meredith Huggins,
Mias Frances Roth, Miss Maxine
McKillop, Mrs. Helen Wiedmer
and Mrs. Harvey Quistad.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shinn will
be
among those attending the
Orejgon State college homecom-
ing
f estivities this weekend at
Cotfvallis. They will visit with
their son, Bill, at the Sigma Ep
silon house and attend the Ore
gon; State-UCLA - game. The
Shifrns will attend, the alumni
lunpheon and will be dinner
guests of Professor and Mrs.
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Shower for
A Recent .
Bride
Mrs. Donald Dawson was host
ess for a delightful party Wed
nesday afternoon when she en
tertained in honor of Mrs. John
Pollock (Clare Marshall) an
autumn bride.
A kitchen shower feted the
bride and tea followed an in
formal afternoon. Bouquets of
yellow and white chrysanthe
mums decorated the tea table
and guest rooms. y
Honoring Mrs. Pollock were
Mrs. J. R. Pollock, Mrs. C. C
Gabriel, Mrs. Harold Phillippe,
Mrs.. Brube Gambel, Mrs. Eugene
Grabenhorst, Mrs. Marion
Ritchie, Mrs. Walter B. Minier,
Mrs. Albert C. Smith, Mrs. .
Wayne Henry, Miss Margaret
Sehon, Miss Phyllis. Chase, Miss
Jewell Minier and Mrs, Dawson. "
Seamsters Are
Dinner Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Seamster
were hosts Tuesday night at their
home. A pheasant dinner was
served and the evening was spent
informally.
Places were laid for Mrs. Ann
Delaney, Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Woodard, Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Doney, Mr. Velton Butts,
Mrs. Mowery, Mrs. Mabel Ber
risford, Bob and Judith Seamster
and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Seamster.
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SOC IETY
MUSIC
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Club Calendar
FRIDAY " i
YWCA Finance committee. YWCA
10 a. m. . - i ..
Woman's Alliance 1 Unitarian
church with Mrs. J. R. Pollock.
602 North Winter street. 2 p. m.
Degree of Honor, KP hall, 8
p. m. i
. . WRC . at VFW ban, 2 p. nw regu
lar meeting. L
American Leg-ion auxiliary
. membership tea, Legion home, 3
p. m.
Salem Height's Woman's club,
community halL (
SATURDAY
Salem Woman's club meeting,
clubhouse, 2:30 p. m. board meet
ing, 1:30 p. m.
SUNDAY -j.
Ladies of GAR, 10:45 a. m. at
First Methodist church for ser
vices. j- -
'MONDAY
Richmond PTA. at schoolT7:30
p. m. ;
VFW auviliary, at hall, 8 p. m.
Alpha Chi Omega alumnae
with Mrs. Homer Richardson, 8
P. m. j
Royal Neighbors. Fraternal
temple, 8 p. m.
TUESDAY
, , Macleay 4-M club,' with Mrs. W.
Welch." 2 p. m.
AAUW Latin -American
group, YWCA, 7:30 p. m.
study
WEDNESDAY . . .
Woman's Missionary, society,
. First Presbyterian church, 2 p.m.
FOE. social club with M s. L.
A. Hamilton, Route 2, box 111,
2 p. m.
Linda Herrall, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Herrall, will
celebrate her third birthday this
afternoon when Mrs. Herrall en
tertains with an informal party
in honor of her daughter. A
group of her friends have been
invited to play during the after
noon and refreshments will be
served.
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Th Q2ZG0N STATESMAN, Satan' Ortgoa Trlday Morning, November 7. 1S41
Ruth Jean Garnjobst Is
Married at St. Paul's ;
To
Mr. Frank
Miss Ruth Jean Garnjobst is now Mrs. Frank Herron
Spears, jr., and the reception guests bid a fond farewell to the"
young couple Thursday night when they left on their wedding
trip to Washington, DC, where they will make , their home.
If was at St Paul's Episcopal church that Miss Garnjobst
received her golden circlet from I f ;
Mr. Spears. The time was 8:30
o'clock and the Reverend .George
."Herbert Swift read the double
' ring service before a large gath
' ering of friends and relatives.
The church was decorated with
beautiful arrangements of white
" chrysanthemums a n d . w o o d
wardia'fern oh either "side of the
chancel fail and the' altar. Many
cathedral tapers' cast a soft glow
- in the sanctuary. Candelabras
were used, . at the chancel and
single candles were arranged in
the windows. Miss Ruth Bed
ford played softly before the
bridal party . entered and the
- wedding marches.
On the arm of her father, Dr.
Julius Herman; Garnjobst, the
tall, blonde bride proceeded
down the center aisle which was
tied with white' satin streamers.
Gowned In Ivory .
' Of ivory, faille taffeta was the
handsome bridal gown fashioned
on princess lines. The full skirt
was gathered onto the torso
length bodice and terminated in
a train. The fitted waist was
embellished with tiny hows of
the faille and trie neckline was
high with a yoke of fine net with
niching ;. insert.
. Her ; 'veil of illusion net was
fingertip length and fell from a
cluster of bouvardia caught . in
i the back of her coiffure. She
carried a cascade of white or
chids, gardenias and bouvardia.
She wore a single strand of
pearls belonging to her mother,
a gift of Dr. Garnjobst on their
first wedding anniversary.
Preceding the bride was Miss
Sybil Spears, the maid of honor
and sister of the groom. Her at
tractive frock was of claret wine
velvet designed princess style
with fitted bodice and very full
gathered skirt. The short sleeves
were edged .in scallops and the
neckline was sweetheart shape.
The waist was enhanced with
two rows of scallops.
In her hair she wore a Juliet
cap of matching carnation petals
and carried an arm bouquet of
deep red American Beauty roses
and white bouvardia.
Father Is Best Man
Mr. Frank H. Spears, sr., stood
with his son as best man and
seating the guests were Mr.
James B. Young, Dr. Ralph E.
Purvine, Mr. Jack McCullough,
Mr. Jack Price, Mr. William
.Roberts of Portland and Mr. John
Boyd ol Hood River.
: For her daughter's wedding
Mrs. Garnjobst wore a stunning
model of turquoise and white
chiffon and an orchid corsage.
Mrs. Frank H. Spears, sr. attend
ed her son's marriage in a love
ly mist blue silk crepe gown
embellished with matching irri
descent sequins and an orchid
corsage.
Mrs. Russell Catlin, grand
mother of the bridegroom, wore
. black velvet with a lace collar,
and Mrs. John E. Coffin of
Whittier, California, who came
north for her cousin's wedding,
wore a royal blue velvet gown.
, The newlyweds greeted their
guests In the living room of the
Garnpobst home on Oak. street
after the" ceremony. Gorgeous
. bouquets of white chrysanthe
mums decorated the hallway and
were arranged on the mantle and
piano in the receiving room.
" v The bride's table was centered
with, the wedding cake and a low
arrangement of bouvardia, gar
denias and Cecile Brunner roses.
Tall white tapers in silver hold
" ers flanked the centerpiece. Pre
siding at the urns were Mrs.
Today's
Table Decorating Exhibit
Courtesy of -'
Salem Junior Woman's Club
Cooperating tnzthis Pre?
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'Delicious Nescafe Coffee
J J Served to Table Exhibit.
VVisito'rs-T'12:30 to 5 p.m. ! '
Spears
William Connell Dyer, sr., Mrs.
Arthur Rahn, Mrs. Louis Lach
mund and Mrs. William H. Lytle.
Assisting were Mrs. Ercel Kay,
Mrs. Charles Heltzel, Mrs. Paul
.Hendricks and Miss , Rovena
Eyre.
For Travelling .
For going away the bride wore
a smart costume suit of mul
berry wool with black velveteen
collar. Her hat was of black
velvet and her accessories were
black suede. . On her shoulder
was a corsage of white orchidsj
Mr. and Mrs. Spears are driving
east to Washington, D. C, where
he will be with the price control
administration.
The new Mrs. Spears was a
member of the Spinsters until
her marriage. She is a gradu
ate of Mills college and attended
the Katherine Gibbs school " in
New York City last year. Mr.
Spears is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Oregon and received
his degree from the Harvard uni
versity law school. He is a Sig
ma Nu fraternity man. For sev
eral years he has been with
Donovan, Leisure, Newton and.
Lumbard, attorneys, New York
City.
Homecoming at
Willamette
Highlight of the weekend for
Willamette university students is
the 20th annual homecoming cel
ebration and the centennial ob
servance of the university.
The senior class members will
be hosts for a sports dance after
the Willamette-CPS game to
night in the gymnasium and an
informal get-together for alumni
at Chresto cottage will also fol
low the game. All alumni and
students are invited to attend
either the dance or party.
Miss Mary Margaret Livesay is
in general charge of arrange
ments for the party assisted by
Miss Hilma Breuser, Miss Cath
erine Thomas, Miss Luella Ibach
and Miss Connie Anderson. "
On Saturday's calendar is the
alumni banquet at the Marion
hotel at 6 o'clock to be preceded
by a reception at 5 o'clock for
President and Mrs. Knopf, and
the homecoming play, "The Yel
low Jacket."
Assisting informally at the re
ception to precede the banquet
are the following alumni:
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Felton,
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Anderson,
Dr. and Mrs. Grover Bellinger,
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Marsters, Mr.
and Mrs. L. J. Sparks, Mrs. Ellen
Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Tinkham
Gilbert and Mr. and Mrs. George
Rhoten
Book (hub Is
At Beaver's
The members of the Book and
Thimble club met recently at the
home of Mrs. Rollin Beaver.
During the tea hour the host
ess, assisted by Mrs. L. Lewis,
served. the following guests and
members: Mrs. L. Aldrich, Mrs.
A. Davis, Mrs. B. Morgan, Mrs.
G. Rubin, Mrs. Chas. Adams,
Mrs. L. Brown, Mrs. R. DamrelL
Mrs. F. Fox, Mrs. A. Isaac, Mrs
M. Kubin, Mrs. R. Lacey, Mrs. C,
Schwartz. Mrs. M. McCulley. . 1
The next meeting will be No
vember 12 with Mrs. Ross Dam
relL .
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-3Ir. and Mrs, Donald Dawsoarp n5nripr
will be In Corvallis this week-, Z -Ui Jr- Vu 1 A
end to' attend the.Oregon State -:-T?Afrl1W j - 'J ,
' coUeM lwrnecconing. - They, will Ut jIUU
attend the OSC-UCXA game an
will have dinner at their respec
tive houses. Alpha Chi Rho and
Pi Beta Phi. - ,
Bride
Feted Party
at
Mrs. Wayne Doughton was
hostess for a delightful party
Thursday night at her new home
on Electric street for the pleas
ure of Miss Lucile Brainard, the
popular bride-elect of Mr. John
Kelly of Portland. The mar
riage of the couple . will take
place on November 22 In Spo
kane. "
A surprise bridal shower hon
ored the bride-to-be. The eve
ning was spent informally and
a late supper was served by the
hostess. Bouquets of chrysan
themums provided the decora
tive note about the rooms.
Bidden to honor Miss Brain
ard were Miss Eleanor Trindle,
Miss Charlotte McClary, Miss
Dorothy Winegar, Miss Charlotte
Kallander, Mrs. Ralph Nohlgren,
Mrs. Thome H. Hammond, Mrs.
Manfred Olson, Mrs. Dwight
Lear and Mrs. George Abbott
Bridge Clubs
Entertained
Friday is a popular day- for
bridge club meetings, and several
hostesses are entertaining this
afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Spencer has in
vited members of the O. T. club
to a 1 o'clock1 luncheon at the
Marion hotel with several hours'
of contract following at the
Spencer home on Chemeketa
street
Additional guests will be Mrs,
John E. Coffin of Whittier, Calif.,
Mrs. Charles A. Sprague and
Mrs. Frank W. Benson.
Mrs. T. A. Livesley will pre
side at luncheon this afternoon
at her Fairmount Hill home in
compliment to her club. Mrs. P.
D. Quisenberry and Mrs. Thomas
DeBeck Livesley will be special
guests and bridge will be in
play during the afternoon.
Airs. Max O. Buren will en
tertain at Rolling Hills farm, the
home of Miss Maxine Buren, to
day at a luncheon for members
of the Tuesday club. Cards will
be in play after the luncheon
house and special guests are Mrs.
L. H. Hausler and Mrs. Lynn
Purvine.
Mrs. Charles Feike has ar
ranged a salad luncheon for this
afternoon in honor of her club,
Tables for contract will be in
play during the afternoon.
Florence Vail Missionary so
ciety of the Calvary . Baptist
church will meet at the church
parlors this afternoon at 2
o'clock. Mrs. William Stoddard
will lead the devotions.
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, H and F. club members were
entertained by the husbands at
a ' turkey- dinner Wednesday
night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. S. W. McFee. The evening
hours were spent Informally.
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Every dress in our Downstairs Store goes at these
prices. Hundreds and hundreds to select from.
The Store for Ladies .
Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mrs. W. Cooley, Mr. and Mrs.
JL C Weatherby, Mr. end Mrs.
Keith Venters, Mr. and Mrs.
.Ralph Fussell, Mr.; and Mrs.
Casey Hoogerhyde, Mr. end Mrs.
James Parker, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Mullen, Mrs. Anna Eicbe,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dutton end
Mr. and Mrs. McFee.
$1.00
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are made from choice semolina floor and
flavored with a spicy sauce of "aristocrat'
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