' 2X DZHJOZUSTAIISMAK. Salem. Oregon, Sunday Morning, June 25. 1942
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Marriage of -Miss
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garrison read the t o'clock er-
Ice before members of the Im
mediate family.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her mother, Mrs. Ethel
tau. For her wedding the bride
Chose an ice blue silk dress with
turf tan linen coat and turban.
Her accessories were white and
n her shoulder was pinned a
Sorsage of pink roses and blue
elphinium. The couple wa$ un
attended. Mrs. Lau attended her daugh
ter's marriage in a black tailored
fUlt with white accessories.
After a wedding trip the
newlyweds will return to Salem
to reside. The new Mrs. Bent
Is well known In the capital and
a graduate of Salem schools. TShe
attended Willamette university
and has been connected with the
secretary of state's office. Mr.
Bent met his bride at the secre
tary of state's office where he is
employed.
Musical Program
Event of Tonight
A musical program of bass
solos by Kenneth Abbott, piano
numbers by Rev. Don Huckabee,
and readings-4)y Mrs. Huckabee
will be presented at the West
Salem Methodist church tonight
at 7 o'clock. This vesper musical
service will be the last one con
ducted by Rev. Huckabee and
the public is invited to attend. '
Following is the program:
The Hills of Home Fox
The Lord' Prayer... Malotte
Kenneth Abbott
Londonderry Air
Don Huckabee
Shipmates o' Mine Terchamecher
The Holy City .Adams
Mr. Abbott
Reading
Mrs. Don Huckabee
Open the Gates Knapp
Poor Man's Garden Russell
Mr. Abbott
Variaitons on "Let the Lower Lights
Be Burning"
Rev. Huckabee
The Handwriting on the Wail Shaw
Near to the Heart of God McAfee
Mr. Abbott
Reading
Mr. Huckabet
"Fourth Word" from Seven Last
Words of Christ Dubois
Mr. Abbott
Variations on hymns suggested by
audiene
- Rev. Huckabee
A Perfect Day . Bond
Mr. Abbott
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ENGAGEMENT TOLD Miss Esther Gunnesdal,
daughter of Mr. 0. Gunnesdal of Portland, revealed her
betrothal to Mr. Clifford Stewarl, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
Stewart of Boise, formerly of Salem, at a party at the hom
of Miss Grace Covert on June 19. Th9 couple formerly at
tended Willamette university. Mr. Stewart i3 attending
radio school, United States navy, at the University of Colo
rado. (Kennell-Ellis).
Marian Chase
Sets Date
Thursday, July 2 Is the date
for the marriage of Miss Marian
Chase, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
O. A. Chase, and Mr. -Robert
Howe of Portland, son of Dr. and
Mrs. W. G. Howe. The wedding
will be performed at 8:20 o'clock
at the Englewood United Breth
ren church with Rev. C. O.
Goodman officiating.
Mrs. Mary Shultz Duncan
will play a violin solo and Miss
Carolyn Brown will sing. Mrs.
William Elmer will be the or
ganist. Mr. Chase will give his daugh
ter in marriage and her only at
tendant will be Miss Jane Howe
of Portland, the bridegroom
elect's sister. Miss Lora Koerner
and Miss Betty Hart of Jeffer
aon will light the candles.
.Mr. Lawrence Edwards will
serve as beat man and ushers
will be Mr. Richard Chase, bro
ther of the bride-to-be, Mr. Gor
don CarL Mr. William Pero and
Mr. Howard Teeple. A reception
will bt held In the church par
lor. Satan Perry, yavag daagator
of the Kenneth Perrys, is visit
in g in Portland with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Deckebach for sev
eral days.
lira. Harry Wieslmar and Mrs.
V. EL Kuhn were the guests of
$in. Eugene Hlley at her sum
mer home at Brae-Mar beach the
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TO MARRY. A FLIER Miss Nancy Dutton, daughter of
Lieutenant and Mrs. George L. Dutton, whose engagement
to Mr. fames Monroe Houck was revealed at an informal
tea Saturday afternoon. Mr. Houck will receive his wings
at Luke Field, Arizona, in July. (Jesten-Miller).
Rossmans to
Preside at
Dinner
Judge and Mrs. George Ross
man will preside at dinner Mon
day night-at their North Capitol
street residence for a group of
friends. Bouquets of summer
flowers will provide the decora
tive note and bridge will be in
play during the evening.
Places will be laid for Judge
and Mrs. James T. Brand, Mr.
and Mrs. George Aiken, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Gragg, Mr. and Mrs:
"Ralph H. Cooley, Mr. and Mrs.
Homer H. Smith, sr., Mr. and
Mrs. George Arbuckle, Dean and
Mrs. Melvin Geist and Judge
and Mrs. Rossman.
Weekend ruests at the home ef
Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Anunsen
are their daughter, Mrs. Thom
as B. Hill, jr., of Corvallis, and
Mr. Julian Wilke of Hermosa
Beach, Calif.
Ceremony Held
At St. Joseph's
On Friday, June 19, at one
o'clock in the afternoon, Miss
Esther Fullenwider, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Fullenwider
of Carlton, Oregon, became the
bride of Mr. Edward Konantz,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kon
antz of Aberdeen, South Dakota,
at an impressive ceremony held
in St. Joseph's church with
Father T. J. Bernards officiating.
Miss Audrey Jackson of Van
couyer, Washl, was the bride's
only attendant and Mr. George
LaVatta of Salem erved as best
man for Mr. Konantz. Mr. Don
ald Sommeri, nephew of the
groom, lighted the tapers pre
ceding the ceremony and also
served as usher.
The bride wore an attractive
blue costume suit with navy ac
cessories and corsage of gar
denias and rosebuds. Miss Jack
son wore a blue tailored suit
with white accessories and a
corsage of rosebuds.
The bride has been employed
at the state industrial accident
commission the past two years
and Mr. Konantz is at present
working at the cantonment in
Corvallis.
. After a short 'boneymoon at
Seaside the couple returned to
Salem to make their home in
the Roberts apartments.
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Seen and Heard
By JERYME ENGLISH
WEDDING BELL ECHOES . . .
In the beautiful Gothic sanctu
ary of the First Methodist
church on June 20 Jewell Minier
received her golden circlet from
Sergeant Ervin W. Totter . . .
It was just at dusk and the com
bination of the candlelight and
the distant light through the
stained glass windows was most
effective . . . The young couple
has many memories of the his
toric church as they have sung
In the church choir for many
years . . . Jewell beginning
when she was in high school
. . . and appropriate was the
song Mark Waltz sang. "Through
the Years." ...
At the church . . . Lovely
flower arrangements on the altar
and the pews tied with small
flower clusters with a single
white candle . . . The bride's
favorite colors, orchid and yel
low, carried out in the flowers
and dresses . . . the brides
maids wearing orchid and the
honor .attendant in yellow . . .
perky round yellow net head
dresses caught with a full blown
rose and carrying large arm
bouquets of yellow roses and
daisies ... all very beautiful
. . . and the radiant bride in a
handsome gown of white nylon
chiffon combined with lace . . .
her veil of bridal illusion with
insertion of handmade lace on
the train has been'worn by five
Beta Chi's ... It belongs to
Suzanne Curtis Shepherd and
she has loaned it to Lucile
Brainard Kelly, Irma Oehler
Abbott and Ina Bennett Purvis
. . . The newlyweds with their
honor attendants, Corporal and
Mrs. E. Paul Wedel, greeted the
many guests in the foyer of the
church ...
On to the reception . . . after
pictures were taken the bride
and bridegroom arrived at the
Minier house and. cut the first
piece of their wedding cake . . .
an all white table and tiered
cake . . . Jewell's dog, Patty,
followed her all over the house,
getting on her train and really
was the most excited guest . . .
Assisting here and there . . .
Mrs. Melvin Geist wearing white
chiffon with emblem red satin
girdle and jacket . . . Mrs.
Ralph Nohlgren in a becoming
blue and white cotton print . . .
Mrs. John Pollock attractive in
a heaven pink pique frock with
eyelet trim . . . Mrs. Donald
Dawson in turquoise marquisette
and lace ... At the bride's ta
ble .. . Mrs. T. M. Hicks in
black net with lace bodice . . .
Mrs. W. R. Conlee of Portland
in gray lace and Mrs. S. R. Ste
phenson in royal blue ...
Perfect day . . .'not a cloud
in the sky and the buffet sup
per, which followed the rehear
sal late in the afternoon, was
held in the gardens . . . and
while they were eating a tele
gram came for Ervin telling of
his promotion to staff sergeant,
more excitement and congratu
lations . . . The bride looked
very smart in her going away
outfit of sunlight gold silk with
purple hat, shoes and purse and
a purple orchid on her shoulder
. . . the bridal party showered
rice on Jewell and Ervin as they
dashed out to the car.
MORE WEDDING NOTES . . .
A beautiful but simple wedding
on Monday night when Barbara
Miller became Mrs. William
Speirs ... It wasn't until late
Sunday night that the couple
planned to be married the next
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock . . .
Every detail was perfect and one
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Miss Jeannette Landon and
Ensign Thomas Bruce Blair are
engaged and their wedding will
be an event of Saturday, Aug
ust 1. The news was told Friday
night at a buffet supper for
which Mrs. Chester C. Fisher
was hostess at her home in Stay
ton. The bride-elect is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Landon
of Salem and her fiance is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert T.
Blair of Portland.
Miss Landon and Ensign Blair
are graduates of Oregon State
college. She is a member of Del
ta Delta Delta and he is a The
ta Xi.
Attending the announcement
party were Miss Landon, Miss
Jessica Kinsey, Miss Shirley
Keeney, Miss Jean Hanson, Miss
Wanda Froehlick, Miss Ilene
Paulson, Miss Ruby West, Miss
Doris Jean Dunn Miss Bernice
Munkers, Miss Lucille Roberts,
Miss Claudine Gillespie, Miss
Marie Robertson and Mrs. Fish
er. Miss Deloris Putnam and Miss
Evelyn Straw of Carthage, South
Dakota, have arrived to spend
the summer vacation in Salem
at the J. C. Morrell home. This
is their first visit to Oregon.
Ladies of the Knigrht Memorial
church will meet for luncheon
on Wednesday at the church at
12 o'clock.
would never have guessed the
Harry Millers had less than 24
hours to prepare for their
daughter's wedding . . .
Barbara, who is petite and has
lovely curly hair, wore ice blue
silk crepe embellished with tiny
bows and matching sandals with
petit-point trim ... in her hair
a becoming- headdress of blue
point d'esprit . . . the ceremony
took place before the fireplace,
the pale blue walls matching
Barbara's dress ... a lovely
arrangement of blue delphinium,
white lilies and a few pink
roses on the mantle . . . and
single white candles cast a soft
glow over the room ... It was
just like a party as punch was
served after the wedding and
the 20 or more guests sat around
and talked before the buffet
supper was served . . . Later in
the evening the happy young
couple drove to San Francisco
for a few days as Bill was grant
ed a, three more day leave just
before the wedding ... he
leaves for Portsmouth, Virginia
this weekend.
INTERESTING INCIDENTS
from the wedding of Adele Bal
siger of Portland and Lt. Charles
L. Wood, jr. of Salem which
took place at the post chapel at
Fort Bragg, North Carolina on
June 6 ... It was a typical hot
summer's day . . . sultry, light
n i n g and thundering, but no
rain . . . The ceremony was
scheduled for 3 o'clock and when
the bridal party arrived at the
church at ten minutes to three
the lights were off due to the
lightning storm and the organ
wouldn't play and the bride's
flowers hadn't arrived . . . but
at two minutes to three the
flowers came and one minute
before the organ started . . .
Just as the bridal couple step
ped out of the door of the cha
pel, after walking up the aisle,
the organ stopped and the lights
went out . . . the wedding real
ly couldn't have been timed
better . . . and then during the
service three multi-motored
bombing planes went over but
Charles writes that he didn't
hear them as his knees were
playing the Star Spangled Ban
ner .. . They have a grand
place to live with four other of
ficers and their wives ... it is
a big southern home with white !
columns surrounded by 60 acres,
trees, lawns, driveways, ponds
and gardens . . . complete with
negro butler and cook.
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If you need glasses, don't
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FREE EXAMINATION
444 State
Terms as Low
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TELLS TROTH Miss Imogene Dickey, daughter of
Mrs. Dma Dickey and Mr. Harrel Dickey, whose engage
ment to Mr. Philip Jackson, son of Mrs. Harriet Jackson of
Newport, formerly of Salem, has been announced. Mr.
Jackson is stationed in San Diego with the United States
navy reserve. (Jesten-Miller).
Sylvia Erickson and Robert Boaz
Are Married at Church Rites
St. Vincent dePaul church was
the scene of the marriage of
Miss Sylvia Erickson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Erickson,
and Mr. Robert Boaz, son of
Mrs. Ann Boaz, on Saturday,
June 20. The wedding took place
at 9 o'clock in the morning and
Father Robert Neugebauer offi
ciated at the double ring cere
mony. Mr. Wayne Meussey was the
organist and sang "Ave Maria."
The altar was decorated with
bouquets of pastel summer flow
ers and candles.
Mr. Erickson gave his daugh
ter in marriage and for her wed
ding she wore a white satin
gown designed with a gathered
skirt which terminated in a
court train. The shirred bodice
was enhanced with tiny satin
bows and a sweetheart neckline.
The long sleeves were gathered
at the shoulders.
Her train length tulle veil was
edged in lace and. was caught to
her hair with a seed pearl tiara.
She carried a white prayer
book topped with gardenias and
a shpwer of white satin ribbon
and bouvardia. Her only orna
ment was a gold necklace with
garnet and pearl center, a gift
of the groom.
Miss Valeria Erickson was her
sister's maid of honor and she
wore a pink embroidered net
gown. Miss Bernice Biegler,
cousin of the bride, was brides
maid and wore a mist blue taf
feta dress. They carried colonial
nosegays of sweet peas, roses
Margery Bach
Is Honored
Miss Margery Bach was hon
ored, with a surprise handker
chief shower by members of
Barbara Frietchie tent, Daugh
ters of nion Veterans when they
met at the home of Mrs. Law
rence Stow Thursday night. Miss
Bach is leaving to take up work
in Portland. .
Members honoring here were
Sarrah Culer, Effie Ulrich,
Mary Entress, Edna Verdieck,
Mary Stearns, Nancy Skewis,
Pearl Simkins, Mary Sehon, May
Bach, Margaret Rinole, Alice
Horning, Madeline Nash, Fran
ces Langford, Bernice Laue,
Kitty Baumgardner, Eulena
Bales, Beatrice Henry, Mary
Hilburn, May Ivie, Rose Gar
rett, Laurene Stow, Doris Jeane
Cutler, Josephine Winkenwer
der and Harriet Winkenwerder.
Stanley Crawford, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Crawford, is visit
ing with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Ogilvie, in Port
land. Miss Maxine McKillap was
' hostess to members of her club
at bridge and super Thursday
nigh tat the V. E. Kuhn home,
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and bouvardia and in their hair
wore juliet caps of the same
flowers.
Mr. William Boaz was his bro
ther's best man and Mr. Dean
Biegler was the usher.
The newlyweds, members of
the bridal party and the imme
diate family were honored at a
breakfast at the Erickson home
after the ceremony. The young
couple was complimented at a
reception during the afternoon
and the rooms were decorated
with bouquets of pastel summer
flowers.
Mrs. Erickson wore a blue
two piece print frock for her
daughter's wedding. Her corsage
was of gardenias.
Mr. Boaz and his bride left
for a short wedding trip and for
traveling the bride wore a petal
blue tailleur and gardenia cor
sage. They will reside in Salem
where Mr. Boaz is connected
with the Oregon Statesman. The
young couple attended schools in
Aberdeen, South Dakota.
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Superintendents
Hold Banquet
- County school superintendents
of Oregon went informal in
everything from dress and dec
orations to program at their an
nual banquet "in the Golden
Pheasant dining room Wednes
day night.
Using "schooldays' as their
theme, they donned hair rib
bons and baseballcaps, decked
their tables with balloons and
all-day suckers, centered the
speakers table with an angel
food merry-go-round tnade gay
with stick candy and animal
crackers, vid toasted one an
other, the past5 year's efforts and
the future's , plans in humorous
"Friday afternoon' recitation
style.
Mr. F. E. Carleton, who is
this summer retiring from the
position he has held for a num
ber of years as secretary of the
Oregon State Teachers associa
tion and is moving from Port
land to Salem to make his home.
Was presented with a mahogany
desk and desk lamp from the
group. A. M. Cannon of Toledo,
president of the superintendents'
association, made the presenta
tion. Mrs.. Agnes Booth of Ma
rion county was toastmistress.
Sixty men and women attend
ed the banquet, climax to their
state meeting here. Tuesday
night the group held a picnic at
Dallas. Bidden as special guests
on both occasions were State
Superintendent and Mrs. Rex
Putnam.
Mrs. Douglas McKay has in
vited friends to a bridge lunch
eon on Wednesday afternoon at
her home on Jerris avenue. This
is the last in a series of parties
Mrs- McKay has arranged this
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Adolph have
been spending several days in
Portland as the guest of Dr. and
Mrs. Tony Sturdevanf.
WEDDING CALENDAR
Lureba Horner Wellington Phelp Seventh Dy Adventnl June S
Marian Chase Robert Howe Englewood United Brethren July X
Clara Cotchy Clifford Tucker Vancouver. Wash July 4
Elizabeth Mason Wallace Wilson home -.. July S
Evelyn Boatwright Edwin Tuttle Tacoma July
Geraldine Primus Keith Petersen Independence July S
Dorothy Hendrickson Felix C. Trench Ogden. Utah July II
Esther Girod Reuben L. Jensen Evangelical July IS
Virginia Gamble Robert C. Adams Jason Lee ..July SS
Jeannette Landon Ensign Thomas Blair August 1
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Engagement
Of Couple
Is Told '
Miss Cleonna Naderman has
joined the eve-growing ranks
of brides-elect. Today her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George V.
Naderman, are announcing her
engagement to Mr. R. LaVer Ap
plegate, son of Mrs. Gladys Ap
plegate. The wedding is planned for
August. Miss Naderman is a
graduate of Salem schools and
attended Willamette university.
She is now employed at Breit
haupt's florist. .
Mr. Applegate attended Salem
schools and is with Keith Brown
Building Supply. ' '
Hostesses Give'
Dinner Party
Miss Feme Kelley and Miss
Doris Gieswold were hostesses
for an informal dinner party
Friday night at the Kelley home.
The centerpiece was of red
roses and greenery.
Those bidden were Miss Mar
gery Manning, Miss Lois Lick, .
Miss Evonne Olsen, Miss Edna
Neufed and Miss Roberta Slo
gle of Dallas and Miss Iren
Poole of Stayton. The evening
hours were spent informally.
Dr. and Mrs. James J. Pan
ton, who moved to Portland in
May, are now at home at 819
SW Vista avenue. Mrs. Panton
was honored at a luncheon or
Friday in Portland when Mis'"
Mary E. Bell entertained.
Mr. Winfield Needham, a stu
dent at the University of Oregon
Medical school in Portland. U
spending the weekend in Salem
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Needham.
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