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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1942)
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Major General and Mrs. Bradley came recently from the Presidio, and their daughter Mildred, a graduate of University of California, remained in San Francisco, where she is in defense work. jThe Monroes are here from Wash ington D. C. General Brodley is commander of the 96th division and Col. Monroe is executive officer. Upper right, are Mrs. Gordon H. McCoy and Mrs. George C. Ferch. Colonel McCoy is post commander at Camp Adair. With hef ten year old daughter Beverly, Mrs. McCoy will live in Salem after September 1. CoL Ferch is post executive officer at Camp Adair. Mrs. Ferch and 12-year old Sallyan will take a house in Salem. Pictured below are . Brigadier General Gilbert E. Cook's daughters Patsy Geft) and CeCe. General Cook is div ision commander" at Camp Adair. His daughters are living at the. Marion hotel until they take a house on North Win ter Street'-- -'V ;" '" (Kennell-Ellis photos) - . ,t , ' . - 4 , Kt : : 'J I V ' i-'A'-: At Westminster Church . . , Two Portland weddings, which took pla.e this week are of interest in Salem. -On Friday night at the Westminster church in Portland, Miss Marilyn Jean Qau - "don, daughter of Mrs. Marie Armstrong, and Mr. William E. Emmerich, jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. William E. Emmerich of Portland, were married. The ceremony was read at 8 o'clock. The bride was given in marriage by Mr. Warren P. Smith, a family friend. ' " - The bride wore a gown of white embroidered organza with' a fingertip veil, held with a spray of bouvardia. She carried a white prayer book with "Streamers of white . ioses and bouvardia. . 1 Miss Darleh'e' Loviise Robertson was maid of honor and wore aqua marquisette and I parried white rises, Cecile Brunner roses and bouvardia; -K' K Mr. Edward Ringhoffer of Portland was" best' man, and Mr. Karl D. Emmerich, d ' cousin of -the groom, and Mr. Erwin Kalesse were ushers. Mr. Donald Burnett sang. "At " Dawning" and "Ah 'Sweet Mystery of Life." ' ' The bride S 'gbing away suit was of brown wool, with which she wore moss green accessories. Hert Corsage was a white orchid. The couple left for the Oregon beaches : end. after a 'honeymoon, they will '-be. at home in Portland. . .. . . r'i- ' .The bride ;is -.a graduate of Salem high school, attended Willamette university and - w.-'.- x Oregon State college where she was a member of Kappa Sigma sorority. She has - : -'t been ' employeil at the office of Montgomery. Ward in Portland -for the past year. - ' ' ' '? ' ' :;V ; : ' : - v ' 'y 'Anderson-Miller Ceremony ; ' . ' ' v : . ; - - .1 - ' " '-.,f : ' v On Saturday :night' at the - Westminster. Presbyterian church in Portland, Miss Bon- nie Belle Miller of Portlcchdj daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brentford J. J. Miller of Gervais, " became the bride of Mr. John William Anderson of Portland,- son of Mr. Carl William Anderson of Spokane. The wedding was solemnized at 8:30 o'clock. The church was decorated in all white, and lighted by white tapers. The bride was gowned in a white satin wedding dress, made princess style with ' long painted sleeves. Lace insertions were in the bodice, and there was a long train.' The veil was caught by a tiara of seed pearls. The bride's bouquet was of bouvardia, ' gardenias and ; purple throated orchidsi. T 8 " Mrs. Melviri McCollum of Klamath Falls, matron of honor; wore a blue satin dress made with a shirred bodice and sweetheart neckline. Maroon. and pink pom pom.dalv " J " lias made up hbtioet ' The bridesmaids were Miss Mafjorie i IsleF and; Miss Jean Briggs of Porflarid. They ' , wore peach satin and carried marcon and pink dahlias. The attendants wore flower " tiaras mdtcbingi 5 - " v : H -Mr.' C. R'Deuble'Vas best man-:an'd ltariyj'Col' and'-Mf. Brentford; Miller, - jr: werV.ushefs. Donald tBumeCr8ana 'O'Promis'i M arid "At Downing" preceding the "-' ceremony.- 'v r; ; .. ' -r";::" ' - v At a reception which' .was held in the church following the ceremony; Mrs., Thomas " Richardson "of Portland, MrSC Iohn Eborall of McMinnville, and Mrs. N. R. Keyser of 1 MultnomahV poured. Mrs. Taul Resbig, Miss Dorothy Scott Miss Qara Breckenridge : arid Miss :.Yfanna Wooden assisted.""- '-X ' '1 - . . r For oing away-the bride-wore a soft beige. wool suit and brown accessories. ; , " ' Her "corsage was cm .orchid., 1 T V ,''",.. ! '' , - The jcouple left immediately after the reception far a trip to .Victoria. ' : ;,. Trie bride; attended Oregon Stcrle coUege md, University' 6 a nember "of Delta Delta Delta. The groom Is a graduate of Washington State college" "" - arid is a member of Sigma' Nu.- He is an electrical engineer, and is in the office of the : army engineers in Portland. They will be at' home in Portland after August 22.- i h i : S, 't.;vf- :-.. . - , ' . . ( - f ! - ' :4 v. .. 4..:.:v , t - - - l-w i N WOM EN'S Society Clubs Music s r. c. t ON It's Strictly Social News 1 - While few large formal parties are being given in Salem, ; many smaller affairs make a rather full social calendar. Ir .formal gatherings in gardens, small evening card parties, our revoir parties and bridal showers make up the busy social week. . .' . "- ' . . ' . . ', ; ' " First in importance on the week's calendar is the reception " which will be given on Wednesday night by Governor and Ais. Charles A. Sprague, honoring their, son and daughter-in-. - law, Lieutenant and Mrs. Wallace A. Sprague. The reception - will take p)ace at the Sprague home on North 14th street ana . the hours are 8 to 10 o'clock. . 1 1 - No formal invitations are being issued but the affair will b. . an "open house'.'to all their friends. ; . . ' ' : v. Lt and Mrs. Sprague were married in New Jersey In March, K and will arrive in. Salem on Wednesday for fceir first visit at me family home since then. . ."!'. Governor and Mrs. Sprague's son-in-law and daughter, Dr.': C and Mrs. Melvin Hurley will arrive today from San Franciscd C:MUi McKay Entertains f 'i'-yiSes-. Slley.McXay is planning a supper party at the home , of her parents ;bh Jerris avenue, to honor Mrs." William '.Speirs.' yvthe (ofmer Barbara Milleir.The party is on Monday night, ana the buffet style supry wiU be served to ''guests' on the terrace " Guests bidden for. the' pleasure of the recently married- hoh- ; or guest are Miss Mary Lee Fry, Miss Sybil Spears, Miss Laura . Lee Tate, Mrs. Robert BurrelJ, Miss Patricia Otten, Miss Bar ! bara. Compton, Miss Sally McLellan and Miss Barbara Viesko. An All Revoir Ted ; A group of the intimate friends of Miss Patricia Edgerton and their mothers, hove been Invited to the home of her mother, Mrs. Wallace Foster on Tuesday. The informal tea will be in the nature of an au revoir party for Miss- Patricia who leaves next week to enroll n Wellesley college.. Miss Edgerton completed her course at Salem high school last spring and will be one of the jtwo Oregon girls to attend the eastern woman's college this I winter. She will major in, English. . . . - : i V ' . " ; j"- Mrs. Foster plans to spend the winter In Seattle and Tacomd .where she has business interests. . . ' ; Given for Bride-elect Mi35s Sybil Spears and Miss Marylee Fry will be hostesses tonight at the Fry home onWest Lefelle street at'a miscelldn-; eous showff . for. Miss Patricia .Otteii who will 'many Ensign ' Eugene Reed cm Wednesday at St Paul's Episcopal 'church."; ' They Are Vacationing The Otten Wedding . . ; - - j. A lovely wedding of wide interest to many Salem and Portland friends of a popular young couple will take place at St. Paul's . Episcopal church next Wecbiesday" at high noon when Miss Patricia Otten; daughter of Mr. : and Mrs. George H. Otten of , this city, becomes the bride of Ensign Murden Eugene , Reed, son of Mr. and Mrs. M..A. .eed of Portland. . , "The double jing ceremony w:illie used. y- ; f X White gladioluses will bank' the church altar before which: the wedding vows will be ex- changed. The Rev George H.t Swift will officiate and the "Jbjide will be giyen in marriagji by. her father.' Miss Sybil Spears will aci.cis maid of honor,-with Miss Bcffbcacl:Cprnpjen. ari . Miss Marylee ' Fry serving as : bridesmaids. Jerome A. Foley "of The Dalles will; act as .best j man for Ensign Reed. Mr. George William Otten, jr,-wili be h,usher.V--Vt:--:iPrv.A4-,jv Place while the groom Is. on. a.kwkyjirfoto . Agam,nf ttk&ose'me Uac'fiiir a.m&dm' duty at Dallas, Texas.' Announcement of the engagement of 4he coupk .yms, taade cly.jhJs , I c and again -Neskowinlovet the most popular spot for a salty summer. . . " i.-v.1 1 - -"r ; ' - - The bride will wear her mother's wedding gown and she will cany a lace handkerchief -carried by her cTeaVarandmoftier at her weddin. V . .4T .m r sl--... A recepton at the George Otten home will follow fae ceremony. , .:TL v Miss Otten,, a popular ; member of Salem'syoung spcicj set, Is a graduate.of Salem high i ; school and of Willamette university. She' also attended Goucher. college ;at- Baltimore;: Mary-. --"-.' ' : ' . . ... T V . .. . . .-' fc '-.. m .. .', - ....... r ' Willamette campus. After . graduation she spent a year, in - Washington, DCt on the. secre tarial, ;staff ot Senator Rufus C. Holman., .. Sf ', r I:' . .-, ' Mr. Reed is also a graduate'of Willamette university. Since-graduation Jhe;:has been with the United States naval reserve, assigned to duty aj iDallasi Texas. " ".'i" " , ' , Following the wedding; the couple will leave fci Dallas, where jhey will live for 'the pres?: holiday, but Nelscott follows it as d close second. Many fam ilies with cottages at the" beaches regularly motor over for th .weekend. :-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moody have chosen Neskowin .as. their vacation spot They have' taken the Swindell cottage fci tw .weeks cmd left. yesterday for their vacation there. I Miss Ha M. Austin and her, sister, Mrss Qeo Austin of CH- cago are vacationing at weiscott. iney wiu stay iot two wetu , . . ...... ' . '.. .. j . ' v Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth rrry wui vacation tor several aay . " at DeLake the latter part of the week. Their children Ore wa ' Mrs. Pefryts" sister, Mrs; Frank Mihnos In PortlandV:! i . i Miss Helena bchneider, Miss Maoei Lentz ana miss juorouiy Abies are leaving tills weekend for a two weeks vacation a Miss' Josephine Brcss,-Miss Marjorje Knox and Miss ,Anrio ! belle Bennett will return today after spending a week at Sea side.-.- - ' i , .'-
