-4T
s
Ibe OEEGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Sunday Morning. January 25. 1942
PAGE TWO
CouoieWeds uzm I 7 OTTC7TTTT7Q "
ileWeds
At Qhurch
lites
At a candlelight service Sat
urday night Miss Eunice Vir
ginia Johnson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jbseph Johnson, be
came the bride of Mr. James II.
Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. ; Thompson; The marriage
ceremony tojpk place at the Im
manuel Baptist church and Rev.
James Wilson of the Pratum
Methodist church read the ser
vice at 8 'clock.
Mr. Henry Beutler sang "Be
cause" and "At Dawningand
Miss Gladys Edgar was the ac
companist. The, altar was bank
ed with greens, yellow acacia
and spring flowers. Miss Frances
Robison and Miss Gladys Craw
ford I lighted . the altar candles.
The laltar cloth was laid by Miss
Sidney and Miss Virginia Lively.
Preceding! the bride to the
altar was Miss Rowena McDon
ald, bridesmaid, and Miss Alice
Thompson, bister of the groom,
maid of honor. Miss McDonald
wore a frock of aqua taffeta
with water! leaf design. The
skirt was full, the bodice was
fashioned with a yoke of shell
pink! net, edged in silver braid
and a sweetheart neckline. Miss
Thompson's dress was of coral
rose; taffeta with the water leaf
design. The gown was made
with a full skirt, puffed sleeves
and self covered buttons on the
bodice. Thoy carried nosegays
of roses, carnations, violets and
freesias.
In Whit Satin
The bride, walking down the
center aisle! alone, wore a hand
some mode of white slipper
satin which) she had made her
self. It was fashioned with a
full skirt, terminating in a
train. The fitted bodice was
made with a sweetheart neck
line. The long sleeves were
puffed at the shoulders and end
ed in points over 'the wrists.
The waist was embellished with
tiny self covered buttons in
front. I
A white I net veil cascaded
over the train and was held in
place by a coronet of orange
blossoms. She carried a bouquet
of talisman roses and bouvardia.
Mr. Vernon Johnson, brother
of the brid, was best man, and
ushers were Mr. Lloyd Griffiths,
cousin of ihe groom, and Mr.
Donald Meyers.
Mrs. Johnson wore a soldier
blue silk threpe dress with an
embroidered yoke of matching
braid for her daughter's nup
tials. Mrs. Thompson was gown
ed in plum silk with a matching
satin vest. Both wore gardenias.
A reception for members of
the two families was held at the
home of thq bride's parents. Miss
Gladys Crawford sang. The
bridal table was centered with
a silver candelabra, which be
longed to tpie bride's grandpar
ents, and a bouquet of mixed
spring floWers.
Assist at Reception
Miss Violette Schaffer, cousin
of the bride, cut the wedding
cake and serving were Mrs.
Virgil Wilson, Miss Marie Wilks,
Miss Nada
White, Mrs. Donald
Callahan, Mrs. Lorene. Griffiths,
Mrs. Roy iLively and Mrs. D.
H. Nash. Miss Leisla Darr was
in charge of the gift room and
Mrs. Mabej Gardner passed the
guest booki
For going away the new Mrs.
Thompson jwore a costume suit
of soldier! blue wool and a
matching hat. Her accessories
were wine suede. They will live
east of Pratum where Mr.
Thompson is engaged in farm
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson are
graduates of Salem schools and
the bride is well known in mu
sic circles. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
J. White and daughter, Nada,
came from Coldwater, Kansas,
for the wedding.
Miss Mary Becker Is leaving
this weekend for Tonguetfoint
where she. has accepted a ivil
service position. She will make
her homei in Astoria. She, has
. been with' the Marion c6unty
agent's office.
. SETS THE DATE Miss Barbara Williams, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, C. M. Williams, who will be married on
" February 8 to Mr. LeRoy Amon, sen cf Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Aman of ML AngeL The ceremony will be performed at
"St Joseph's Calholic church. Cesten-Miller).
f JTXK-S JL Y JL JL J.J-Jlo' X
if
To Many Easterner
TODAY Mrs. Bizabeth Gallaher is announcing
the engagement of her only daughter, Gwen
Gallaher McCullough, to Lieutenant Carl E. Grant
of Buffalo, New York. The tall, brunette bride-elect
is a Willamette university graduate and May Queen
her senior year. She is a member of Delta Phi
sorority, Cap and Gown and Pi Gamma Mu. The
bride-elect was active in music and drama on the
campus. She is now a councellor at Chapin hall at
Northwestern university and will receive her mas
ter's degree in personnel in June. The couple plan
to be married in Evanston, 111., at the close of the
spring term. Lt. Grant received his bachelor of
science degree from the University of Alabama
where he was a member of Theta Xi fraternity. He
obtained his master's degree frbm Lafayette college
in Easton, Pa LU. Grant is now in charge o the
incendiary bomb division of the Chicago Chemical
Warfare Procurement district Before entering the
army service he was a chemical engineer. Gwen
visited at the home of her fiance's parents during
the Christmas holidays.
Salem friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Carlon (Lois Riggs) will
be interested to learn that they
are leaving this week for Oak
land, California, to reside. They
have been living in Portland
since their marriage several
years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Thorne
H. Hammond are entertaining
with an informal at home to
night at their North Summer
street place for the pleasure of
the Carlons and a group of their
intimate friends.'
Librarians Are
Feted at Tea (
Librarians who were in Sa
lem Saturday for the Oregon
Library association conference
were honored at an informal tea
in, the afternoon in the staff
room of the state library. Host
esses were Miss Eleanor Steph
ens, state librarian, and staff
members.
Mrs. Hugh Morrow and Mrs.
Charles A. Sprague presided at
the tea urns. A yellow color
scheme was carried out in the
table appointments.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Stiff,
jr., entertained Saturday night
for San Francisco where they
will attend the furniture mar
ket n
J
Stiffs Hosts at
Dinner Tonight
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Stiff,
sr., have invited guests to a
buffet dinner tonight at 5:30
O'clock at their home on North
Winter street The "serving ta
ble will be covered with a gold
cloth and centered with a bou
quet of red roses. Bright colored
tulips win be arranged in the
guest rooms. Cards will be in
play during the evening.
Covers will" be placed for Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Bonesteele,
Senator and Mrs. Douglas Mc
Kay, Dr. and Mrs. W. Wells
Baum, Mr. and Mrs. Urlin Page
of Silverton, Mrs. Vern Miller,
Dr. and Mrs. Verden Hockett,
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Page, Mr.
and Mrs. Merrill Ohling, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Healy, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry U. Miller and Mr. and
Mrs. Stiff.
Barbara Williams
Is Surprised
Miss Barbara Williams was
honored with a surprise party
Friday night at her home when
Miss Lillian Holechek of Inde
pendence and Salem entertained.
Miss Williams will be married
on February 8 to Mr. LeRoy
Aman. s
The evening was spent inform
ally and a kitchen shower honor
ed the bride-to-be. Refresh
ments were served and a blue
and white color scheme was car
ried out in the decorations.
Honoring Miss Williams were
Miss Marvel Coon, Miss Bar
bara Ruef, Miss Geraldine Pri
mus, Mrs. Walter Holechek and
Mrs. John Holechek of Inde
pendence, Miss Betty Price, Miss
Kay Pillette, Miss Irene Stobb,
Miss Edna Stortz, Miss Irene
Payne, Miss Avis Wick, i Mrs.
Carl Williams, Mrs. Gladys Doty
of Oswego and Miss Holechek.
Stockmans Fete
Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Jay H. Stockman
; are entertaining as their week
end guests, Mr. and Mrs. John
Irwin of Portland. , Saturday
night the Stockmans were din
ner hosts for the pleasure of
- their guests at their residence
. on Belmont street
Covers were placed for Mr.
and Mrs. Irwin, Judge and Mrs.
- George Rossman, Mr. and Mrs.
C W. Parker and Mr. and Mrs.
: Stockman.
Daughteru ef St Elizabeth
' will meet at St Paul's Episcopal
- parish hall Tuesday . afternoon
for a I o'clock luncheon. Host-
esses are Mrs. C L. Bowes and
. Mrs. W C. Gabriel
Parties Are Scheduled
They're Patriotic
The coaling f ewr weeks will be filled with club activities
including .defense and victory partfes, a president's ball and
club installations.
Miss Jean Rowland, daughter of Mrs. Edna Rowland, will
be installed as worthy advisor of Chkdwick assembly, Order of
the Rainbow for Girls at impressivef ceremonies Tuesday night,
at the. Masonic temple at 8 I
o'clock. Other elective officers
to be installed include Miss
Mary Elizabeth Sisson, worthy
associate advisor; Miss Margaret
Forsythe, chairty; Miss Joan
Remington, hope; Miss Jean
Driggs, faith; Miss Helen Paul
son, recorder; Miss Pat Schnei
der, treasurer; Mrs. Wayne Hen
ry, mother advisor.
Miss Edith Mohr Is the re
tiring worthy advisor and will
conduct the installation services.
She will be assisted by Miss
Doris Berwick, chaplain; Miss
Lois Robinson, recoder; Miss
Helen May Cook, marshal; Miss
Alice Rose, musician.
Before the installation there
will be a business meeting at
7:30 o'clock. The public is in
vited to attend the installation.
President's Birthday Ball
On the calendar for Wednes
day night is the President's
Birthday ball to be held at
Crystal Gardens with dancing
from 9 to 12 o'clock. : Invitations
have been sent to state officials,
and there will be a grand march.
Dancing will be held on both
floors. Dr. Vernon A- Douglas
heads the birthday ball com
mittee. Mr. W. J. Entress heads the
dance committee and announces
that persons who have purchas
ed tickets for the ball, but do
not intend to use them, turn
them in at the Marion county
department of healths They will
then be turned over to the sol
diers to enable them to attend
the ball. Dancing partners from
' one of the woman's clubs will
be provided for the soldiers.
YWCA War-time Tea
A war-time tea will be a fea
fure of the annual membership
meeting of the YWCA Friday
tichmrur UTAWiV-Of-a art4 fvfAitHc
are invited to call between 2
and 6 o'clock at the association
building on State street
Mrs. Karl Becke, president,
and Mrs. Esther Little, general
secretary, will assist in receiv
ing the guests. The theme of the
meeting is "To A Pair of
Hands." Mrs. Roy S. Keene, a
member of the board, will give
a talk on a woman's place in
civil defense. Mrs. Becke will
give a preview of the local
YWCA and Mrs. Little will give
a resume of the work during
1841.
Mrs. Ray Yocom, head of the
nominating committee, will pre
sent the candidates for election
by the membership to the board.
In charge of arrangements for
the affair are Mrs. W. E. Kirk,
Mrs. Eric Butler, Mrs. F. A.
Elliott, Mrs. L. M. Purvine and
Mrs. William Gahlsdorf.
Woman's Club Defease Tea
Two victory parties are slated
for early February. The Salem
Lady Hunters
Organize i
Mrs. Verne E. Robb was
elected temporary chairwoman,
and Mrs. Fred Krepela tempor
ary secretary of a group which
met to outline the organization
of a women's auxiliary to the
Salem Hunters and Anglers club.
The club had voted, at a meet
ing earlier in the month, for the
formation of an auxiliary and
It was the unanimous opinion of
the group that the assistance of
the ladies was needed to help
carry out the objectives of the
club toward better appreciation
of Oregon's outdoor ; resources.
A meeting is to be held Wed
nesday night in the Willamette
room of the chamber of com
merce, and invitation cards have
already been mailed to the la
dies asking them to be present
at the meeting when permanent
officers will be elected.
The women are already tak
ing active part in the plans to
entertain out-of-town guests
who will be here ior the an
nual banquet to be held Wed
nesday, February 4 at St. Jos
eph's hall.
A turkey dinner will be serv
ed, and entertainment during
the banquet will be furnished by
Monte Brooks' orchestra of
Portland. f
Members of Alpha Ma? chap
ter of Delphians will study Ed
gar Allan Poe, artist and critic,
at their meeting Tuesday morn
ing at 9:30 o'clock at the Sa
lem public library.! Mrs. J. K.
Hubbard win direct discussion
assisted by Mrs. f S. Raynor
Smith, Mrs. W. T. J Jenks, Mrs.
Oscar Hayter, Mrs. George Ross-
man and Mrs. H. B. Tatham.
t Wedding
Myrtle BerlfsUd Uoyd Reinwald
Hilda SUndfrh Lester Meyers Los
Margaret Catton Harold Johnson
Barbara Crato Boyd Brown Episcopal
Margaret Chadwick Harland Kruse hne.
: flm HT1.... 1-1.,,,.- .- A n '
Bene Travis Serjeant Alee Deannan Tacoma
Charleen Edwards Vernon Obert . L
Barbara WIUiam LeRoy Aman St.
Audrey retuer Amedee Smith.,..:
Edythe Thomas Harold Smlther
Edith Wendelin Paul Sheldon,
Marianne Z wicker Charles Esplin
Margery Hoereth John Long
Woman's club, is sponsoring a
defense tea at the home of Mrs.
Percy R. Kelly on Wednesday,
February 11. All Salem women
are invited to" call between 3
and 6 o'clock. Mfs. Kelly is
heading the committee in
charge of arrangements and an
nounces that the money will be
used for defense activities.
Mrs. Mary Schultz Duncan is
arranging some music numbers
for: the afternoon and singing
wilj be Mrs. David Cameron and
Mrs. Lenard Kephart. Officers
of the club, headed by Mrs.
George H. Swift, president, will
be in the receiving line.
Junior Clnb -Victory Ball
The Valentine Victory ball to
be given by the Salem Junior
Woman's club will be held on
woman s ciuo wui De nem on
Valentine's day, Saturday, Febr-
uary 14, from ten to one o'clock
at the Veterans' hall, Hood and
Church streets. The proceeds of
the dance will be used to buy
defense bonds.
Buss Broms' orchestra will
play and Miss Maria Dare is
chairman of the event. Assist
ing her will be Mrs. George
Roth, Mrs. Joseph Tompkins,
Miss Susanna Walery, Mrs.
Evelyn Akers, Miss Mabelle
Frazer and Miss
Trommlitz.
Marguerite'
Newcomers Are
Honor Guests
Miss Eleanor Stephens and
Mrs. Frankie Schmidt, newcom
ers in the capital, were honor
guests at a smartly appointed
dinner party Friday night when
Mrs. Phillip Barrett entertained
at her home on North Winter
street. The honor guests and
hostess were classmates at the
University of Washington. The
occasion also marked the birth
day anniversary of Miss Steph
ens. Spring flowers In varied colors
decorated the dinner table. The
evening hours were spent In
formally and Miss Lorena Jack
and Mrs. Waldo Zeller talked
about their trip to Honolulu.
Other guests were Mrs. E. C.
Forsythe, Mrs. James Jennings,
Mrs. Lyman McDonald, Mrs.
Paul Barden, Mrs. George Ross
man, Mrs. L. C. McLeod and
Mrs. Francis Wade.
ENGAGEMENT TOLD Miss Marjorie Weum, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Turley of Portland, whose
betrothal to Mr. Richard L Cooley, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph H. Cooley, has been revealed. The wedding is
; planned for the spring. CKennell-Ellis).
Miss Keuscher
Complimented
Miss Nadine Keuscher, bride
elect of James Fortune of Se-
attle, was the honor guest at a
' bridal shower Friday night when
Mrs. George Gilham entertain
ed. The evening was spent in
formally and refreshments were
served ty the hostess. x
Guests bidden were: Mrs.
George Mentzer, Mrs. Leslie
Keuscher, Mrs. Clarence Keus
cher, Miss 'Peggy Clendening,
Mrs. Anna Disbrow, Miss Berty
Pallison, Miss. Maurine Kues
cher, Mrs. Bob Keuscher, Mrs.
"Vernon Mentzer, Miss Edithe
Thomas, Mrs. Boy Fortune,
Mrs. Clell Thomas, Mrs. Wayne
Mentzer, Mrs. Jack Polk, Mrs.
Lillie Ostrom and daughter
Erma of Portland, and the hon
or guest, Miss Nadine Kuescher.
calendar
American Luthc
January 23
Aagele
January 25
home-
January SO
-January 31
January 31
-February 1
-February 3
Jebruary 1
-February
Joseph'
February is
...February 31
Pott
April 4
.Aprils
-May 10
WILL MARRY Miss Virginia Jcrrman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Dan B, Jarman of Santa Monica, Calif., for
merly of Salem, who has revealed her betrothal to Mr.
William J. Thompson, son of Mrs. Ruby Thompson, of
Medford. formerly of the capital city. The wedding &
planned to take place here in February. The bride
elect is attending. Willamette university and is a pledge
of Beta Chi sorority. (Kennell-Ellis). i
T , -i -r i-i ,
I 1 ft Hn Cl PS" K lGCt
J011 CU- I -L-'-L lO
Complete Details
For Weddings
January brides-elect are completing plans for their wed
dings, and parties are being given in their honor. -
Miss Barbara Crain and Mr. Boyd Brown have announced
members of their bridal party for their wedding which will be
solemnized on Saturday.-January 31 at St. Paul's Episcopal
church. Rev. George H. Swift
Miss Ruth Bedford will play the
organ music and wedding
marches.
Miss Crain has asked Miss
Marylee Fry and Miss Barbara
Johnson of Klamath Falls to be
her maids of honor. Barbara's
uncle, Mr. Theodore Arenz of
Portland, will escort her down
the aisle and her father, Mr.
Harry N. Crain, will give her in
marriage. .
Mr. Merle Berry of Portland
will stand with Mr. Brown as
best man and seating the guests
will be Mr. Bill Snell and Mr.
William Rickman of Eugene.
Reception at Crain Home
A reception at the Crain home
on South High street will follow
the wedding. Assisting in the
dining and living rooms will be
Mrs. Frederick Lamport, Mrs.
Theodore Arenz of Portland,
Mrs. E. M. Page, Mrs. Daniel J.
Fry, jr., Mrs. David Bennett
HilL Mrs. George Otten, Miss
Rovena Eyre, Mrs. Walter
Spaulding, Mrs. E. J. Scellars,
Mrs. D. C. Roberts and Mrs.
Ronald A. Gemmell. Serving
will be the Misses Barbara Mil-
Miss Ardys Richardson, wha
has .been with the state indus
trial accident commission, has
left for Olympia where she has
accepted a position. She was
secretary of the Young Republic
club last year.
Birthday Party
At Rowland's
Jean Louise Rowland, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Row
land, celebrated her sixth birth
day ' anniversary Wednesday
when Mrs. Rowland gave a
party in honor of her daughter.
The table was attractive with
the birthday cake and six can
dles. Little black caDDed snow
men on-white bags of candy
served as place cards. The aft-
ernoon was spent in games.
Those bidden to honor Jean
were: Anne Vassey, Sonja An
derson, Josephine Clark, Joan
Hammond, Mary Margee, Bever
ly Johns, Alice Joy Miller, Lois
Freeman and Carol Svinth.
- Mrs. Waldo Zeller will tell of
her experiences in Honolulu at
the time of the Japanese attack
wuung tuiu uieuus oi me
"icuiuiuu uiurea uvea-
MAmlitM - - -i A - ..a
ucwuy uwiuuw aw a. iea meet-
tog in the church parlors at 2
UUUUk-
will officiate at 8:30 o'clock.
ler, Marianne (Owen, Sybil
Spears, Sally McLellan, Leone
Spaulding, Patricia and Suzanna
Schramm of v Corvallis, and
Nancy Duttonl
Mr. Boyd, Who is with Boe
ing Aircraft in Seattle, and Miss
Fry, junior: at the University
of Washington, will arrive in
the capital Thursday night Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel J. Fry, jr., will
entertain at dinner Friday night
at their home preceding the wed
ding reheasal for members of the
bridal party, f
Krause-Chadwkk
The home of Mayor and Mrs.
W. W. Chadwick will be the set
ting for the f marriage of their
daughter, Mils Margaret Chad
wick, and Mr. Harland Melvin
Krause, son of Mr. and Mrs. L.
D. Krause of Wisconsin, on Sat
urday, January SI.
Rev. S. Raynor Smith will read
the service at 8 o'clock. Mayor
Chadwick will give his daugh
ter in marriage and the bride
elect has asked Miss Carmen
Wood of Portland to be her only
attendant Mr. Orin Johnson of
Spokane will be Mr. Krause's
best man.
There win be a reception for
the wedding guests after the
ceremony. Mr. Krause and his
bride will go to Spokane on their
wedding trip and will reside in
Salem at the Roberts apartments.
Miss Chadwick was honored
at a bridal party In Portland
when Miss "Wbod entertained for
the bride-to-be and a group of
her Kappa Kappa Gamma soror
ity sisters from Oregon State
college.
Swenson-Nissen
February has been chosen
as the date of the marriage of
Miss Cleo Nissen and Mr. Oscar
Swenson, Willamette university
students. The couple will . ex
change their jjrowi at the Xmman
uel Lutheran! church in Albany
at 2:30 d'clock in the afternoon.
Rev. Ralph Heins will offici
ate and Mrs. Reins will play the
wedding music. Mr. Michael
Carolan wills sing preceding the
ceremony.
Mr. G. P. "Nissen will give his
daughter iri marriage. Mrs.
Cletus Snyder of North Bend
will be her sister's matron of
honor and bridesmaids will be
Mrs. Albert Klassen (Delma
Jean Jones) and Miss Ruth
Nissen, younger sister of the
bride-to-be. I
Mr. Jack Hedgecock will serve
as best man for Mr. Swenson and
me usners are Mr. Albert Klas
sen and Mr. Robert DaeeetL
A reception at the Nissan fenm
to Albany will follow the wed
ding. Mr. Swenson will enter
the army-service this month and
Miss NissenJ will complete her
studies at Willamette, receiving
her degree In June. She is a
member of Beta Chi sorority and
Mr. Swensorfs fraternity is Kap
pa uamna Kno.
Past Rerents of DAR will meet
Thursday for a I o'clock covered
dish luncheon at the Salem
Heights home of Mrs. C. C
Geer. Mrs. C. C Clark will give
uu on xne anama .canal
zone. .. .:
Kioq fri ffitK x
1Vllbb VJUlIlln TO
KTr
VV iVir "Hllie
MTS..U. jk. Griffith. is todav
announcing the betrothal of her
oaugmer, Mass Wiletta Griffith,
to Mr, Robert Prime, son of nr
and Mrs. Frank V. Prim Kn
date has been set for the wed-4
oung.
The bride-elect attended ; Sa
' lem schools and b. i ' .
xenoeo .university of. Oregon
aiier graduating from Salem
a . ' 1,11
mga school. His fraternity - is
Kappa Sigma. He is now sta-
uonea .at Fort Stevens.
Vows Will :
Be Said
Tonight
Mlis Myrtle Herigstad win
walk: down the Isle of the Ameri
can Lutheran church tonight' to
meet her bridegroom, Mr. Lloyd
Reinwald. At 8 o'clock Rev. M.
A. Getzendaner will j- unite the
couple in marriage. The bride is
the' daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lars Herigstad of Woodburn and
Mr J Reinwald's parents are Mr,
and Mrs. Henry Reinwald of Sa
lem. I
Arrangements of acacia, car
nations, iris and fern will bank
the altar. . Tall white tapers in
candelabra will cast a soft
glow over the church. Mrs.
Gordon McGilchrist will sing
before, the bridal party enters
and her numbers are 0 Promise
Me land "I Love You Truly.''
Miss Gladys Edgar wfll be the
organist : - : j '
Mrl Herigstad will escort his
daughter to the altar. She has
chosen a white satin gown. The
gathered skirt ends in a train
and lace Inserts embellish the
dress on the bodice and lace
panels extend from the skirt to
the train in back and front The
long sleeves are full at the
shoulders and the neckline is
sweetheart style.
Her full length tulle veil will
fall ijfrom a crown of rosebuds
and she will carry1 an arm bou
quet of Joanna Hill rosebuds and
bouvardia.
Bridal Party
Miss Louise Black will be the
maid of honor and her frock is
peach made with a full skirt and
puffed sleeves. She will carry
A nosegay of narcissus, roses and
violets.
Miss Ruth Reinwald, sister of
the -groom, and Miss Frances
Hertz will light the altar can
dles They will wear pastel blue
chiffon dresses and corsages of
pink, and white carnations.
Mr. Elton McGilchrist will
stand with Mr. Reinwald as best
man and ushers are Mr. Elvm
Thomas, Mr. Forrest Edwards
and Mr. Lester Herigstad, broth
er of the bride.
Mrs. Herigstad has chosen a
teaT blue dress with white trim
ming for her daughter's wedding.
Mrs. Reinwald will wear navy
blue and both will have cor
sages of gardenias and freesias.
A reception in the church par
lors will follow the wedding and
the bride's table will be centered
with the wedding cake flanked
by colonial bouquets of pastel
flowers.
Mrs. Elmer. Suing will cut the
cak and Mrs. Robert E. Mars
land of Milwaukie will pour.
Serving will be Mrs. Louis Ra
mus, Mrs. L. J.. Stewart and
Mrs. Lester Guthrie.
Fpr traveling the bride will
wear a beige ensemble with
brown accessories. Mr. Rein
wald and his bride will reside at
the Elaine apartments.
Miss Hergistad attended the
Woodburn schools and Mr. Rein
wald was educated in Salem and
attended Willamette university.
He is now with Krueger's gro
cery. A Valentine
j;":j-j::H;:S;:;!n!fi
V'
"PHOTO-
$050
Eyes, Lips, Cheeks
in Natural Colorl
4 PROOFS TO
CKOOSE FROM
I'lEiltlELL
ELLIS
ft
J Artist Fhotocjrapherg
423 Orocon Udq. ,
Phone 7833 ,.,
Proposal