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Rites Read '
Sunday at
Parsonage
The marriage, of Miss Betty
Vandarwarka and Mr. Virgil
Parker was. solemnized at the
'parsonage of Rev. Walter Giv
en in .Vancouver, W a s h., on
Sunday morning. The bride is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
..Floyd Vandarwarka and the
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
C A.- Parker.' . " " , . ,'
The bride, wearing a powder
; blue , wool tailored suit, .wore
navy accessories and a corsage
of red rosebuds. She was at
SSffiSJf;
tended by 5 Mr,
Miss June Parker,
rose "silk dress, navy accessories
and a. corsage of pink carna-
Mr, Meivin Wflwhite of Port-
was best man. -'iv,.
The parents of both bride and
groom were at the ceremony.
'Mrs. Vandarwarka wore .an all
black costume, with a corsage of
pink and white carnations. Mrs,.
Parker w o r e a Jight blue silk, '
dress, black accessaries and a
corsage of pink and white ; carna
tions, .-"-r- :v t - ' ,- i ,
. Following the -ceremony, a re- f
ception was held at the home of f
the, groom's aunt, Mrs. George
Hutto in Portland.
. The groom, now on active duty
as a seaman first class, is at
home on a short furlough and
will return to duty next Tues
day, He is a graduate of Salem
high school and has been in the
navy for a year.
The bride is a senior at Salem
high school.
Salem Man Wed
In Astoria
The First Presbyterian church
in Astoria was the scene of the.
wedding of Miss Alice Jean Ca
hill, daughter of Mr! and Mrs.
M. J. Cahill of Astoria, and Mr.
Francis Duane Allen, son of Mr.
and Mrs. G. M. Allen of Salem.
The ceremony was read at2:30
o'clock Sunday by Rev. H. H.
Touscott . " . r
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a white
wedding gown with sweetheart
neckline' ... and leg o mutton
sleeves. Her fingertip veil was
cauKht in a beaded tiara nnH h
carried rosebuds, sweet peas and ,
bouvardia. Miss Nan Cahill at-
tended her sister. Bridesmaids ;
were Miss Francis Pettee, Miss
Glennis Allen, the groom's sis
ter, and . Miss; Phyllis" Morgen-
son- Janice . Nivens and Roberta
McLean -were fiercer girls and
Kent Jacquith was ring bearer.
Miss Jean Sanborn and Miss
Anne Halderman lit the jcandTes.
Warrant Officer Hewie Allen
was best man for his brother.
Ushers were Mr. W. M. Mini-
son, Mr. Wilmer Lamb and lir.1
Thomas Johnston, all Fort Ste-
vens. Mrs. Charles Dodge played
the wedding marches and Miss
Elizabeth Ogden sang.
j: ur ner aaugniers ..wedding,
- Mrs. Cahill wore a blue two
piece dress with aqua trim and
matching accessories. Mrs. Al
len wore a navy blue afternoon
dress with white accessories.
Both wore gardenias.
The reception was given in
the church parlors. Mrs. W. B.
Rowland and Mrs. M. E. Mas
terson poured. Mrs. D. L. Run
kle, aunt of the bride, and Miss
Edna Allen, aunt of the groom
cut the cakes. Miss Jean Jack
son poured "and Mrs. Willard
Hansen was in charge of the
guest book.
Assisting were Mrs. Victor
Vetek, Mrs. Sydney Mead and
the Misses Helen Olson, Marcia
Miller, Marjorie Leinwebber,
Mary Bowler, lone Gimre and
Leona Ecklund.
Sgt and Mrs. Allen left for
a wedding trip down the coast
and will live in Astoria. When
the young couple left the bride
was wearing a street dress of
jersey, with yellow topcoat and
black accessories.
Going from Salem for the
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. G.
M. Allen, Miss Glennis Allen,
Miss Edna Allen, Mrs. D. , L.
Hunkle, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Jaquith and Kent and Miss Jean
Jackson.
A mother-daughter no-host
dinner will be held in . the din
ing room of the First Christian
church at 6:30 o'clock. The mu
sucal program includes: X Miss
Meryl ; Corbett and Donna Lou
Lambert as vocal soloists; Vio
lin solo "Songs ( My Mother
Taught Me" by Dvorak played
by Geraldine Schomoker accom
panied by Rosemary Gaiser;
reading by Karen Thomas, Beth
DeLapp and Del von Long; "Out
standing Mothers" V Susannah
Wesley; Grace Noll Crowell and
the mother of Roland Hayes will
be those who will ; be remem
bered during the program. There
will be a candle-lighting service.
The Women's Council will pro
vide the meat dish Jid others
will bring a covered dish. AIT
mothers and daughters of . the
church invited-
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Miss Gladys Irene Brandt be- ,
came the . bride of Mr. Thomas
Parker at a candlelight . service ...
at the Evangelical church Friday, :
at 8 p. nv, read by Rev. Jeff ie. ;
The bride was given in' mar
riage by her lather. Her gown ,.
was of white satin . fashioned t
with - a - lace . yoke and 'long-
sleeves. The train, was edged in
lace. The tulle finger tip . veil '
fell from a matching lace coro
net! She carried a white prayer
f , book covered with gardenias and
pink rose- buds. -She
was. attended
by Miss
Mavis Beck, maid of honor,
dressed in coral chiffon .trimmed
with sequins and carrying talis
man ' rosebuds and i ferns. The
bridesmaids were Miss Helen
Wither, Miss Carol Crozier, Miss
Gayle Crozier. Little Patricia
McClintic, cousin of the bride,
was the flower girl. The best
man was' Pfc Richard "Rogers' of ;
Camp Adairl Mr.' Chester Robi
nette was usher.x -
Mrs." Ivan Osterman played the
wedding music. Miss Joan Baer
sang : "I Love You Truly" and :
"God Made You Mine."
The reception was held in the !
church parlors.
Ther bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Brandt
of Salem. The groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Logan Parker
of Elkhorn, Kentucky.
The groom is with the medi
cal section of Camp Adair. The '
young couple left on a short
; honeymoon, . after which ; they ;
will reside In Salem untl Pvt.
Parker is transferred.
Mothers DOV
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Breakfast
. " -
- Membersof the Saler- Credit
Women's Breakfast - held, their
annual Mother ay Ibreakfast f
Tuesday morning-at Sen? ider's
with President Alta Meyers pre
siding. Principal speaker was
Mrs. J. Vinton;;Scott Her topic
was "Mothers and China." Mrs.
Scott spent several years in Chi
na with her family and told
'Taazi7 interesting -things.
Purple and white was the dec
orative motif, using iris and nar
cissuses. Programs were in pur
ple and white. Lena Blum was
thai (tonatral chairman Vi
meeting.
Guests were: Mrs. Francis Zit-
zow, Mrs. Paul Houser, Mrs. Ida
Bingenheimer, Mrs. Elizabeth
Enger, Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs.
Elmer Byer and Mrs. C. F. Val
entine. Members present were the
Misses Shirley Wendt, Lillian
Kayser, Lena Blum, Helen Liv
ingston, Elsa Allen, Maxine Eng
er, ' Patricia Fitzpatrick, Mrs.
Marjorie Whittmore, Louise
Jones, Grace Carlson, Nadine
Warner, Dorothy Hill, Bessie
Kayser, Penny Smith and Alta
Meyers. The next meeting will
be May 18 and will be the regu
lar educational meeting.
Dance Will Be
Friday . -
An invitational dance spon
sored by the Cherrians will be
given Friday night at the Elks
temple for officers of the Salem
air base. The dance will begin
at 9 o'clock.
The Top , Hatters have been
engaged to furnish music. Chair
man is Lt. Donald Mickaelsbn.
The guest of honor will be Col.
William L. Mays, commanding
officer, and Capt William Shil
son. -
Girl Scouts will give a mosl
cal tea for their mothers at the
Moose hall on Saturday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock. r
GRADUATES
mi
Typical of the many who
will graduate this month,
oar charming . yanna miss
will receive many gifts. Bat
her proudest presents will
be lasting Jewelry gifts from
Brown's where proud ; par
ents find greatest selection
In every price range. : And
on! easy terms. Remember,
your gift dollar goes farther
"browns
184 N. Liberty
420 Court SI .
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SOCIETI
MUSIC
CLUB CALENDAR i
THURSDAY
Fruttaland Women's circle,
church annex. z d. m. . .
Red Cross sewing. Keiier
school. 1 p m. sr -
PEO sisterhood, with Mrs. C
B McCu Hough. 28S LefeUe street.
Dessert lunchen, 1:13 p. m.
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FRIDAY -' ' ' - -
Unitarian W o m e a's 4 Uisjnce,
with Mrs George .Goodrich. 718
Breys avenue; 2 p m.
EasternStar -
Honors Mothers -
The regular meeting of Chad
wick Chapter, Order-of the. East
ern Star was- held on , Tuesday
in - the Masonic Temple. , Mrs.
Ida Niles was chosen , to repre
sent the mothers of the chapter
and when she was introduced to
the assembly . Mrs. ' Earl Wiper
sang .'"Mother Macree.?. ' H V;.
Invitations to attend a recep
tion .in honor of. the grand sec- ;
retary, Estella- Kellogg Drake.
to be held by Corinthian Chap-
ter of Portland, in the Masonic
Temple on May 11, 1943, was
read. A tea in honor of Hazel .
Graham,' grand' conductress will '
" be 'given by Tillamook - chapter
on May 8, and a celebration in ;
" honor of . their fiftieth ahniver- :
sary by the Pendleton chapter.
On Tuesday, May 11, the
chapter will resume their 'all
day sewing for the Red Cross
with" a luncheon served at the
noon hour. - . . 1-
The grand assembly i of f the
Order of Rainbow for Girls, will
be held in Salem on June 8, with -
Chadwick assembly, . sponsored
by -" Chadwick Chapter as host-'
- esses. Mrs. Civilla Reeher of ,Sa
lem Is the grand worthy advisor
' and will preside oyer " the ses
sions of the assembly. -: V ' .
' . At the program hour, Mrsl
. Ivan Stewart sang Mother My
Dear' and Mrs. Albert Cohen
paid a ; special tribute to. X)ur
Mothers." Mrs. Ida Niles spoke
for all -of the mothers of the
chapter on the meaning of the
n,. ,rth
-xiord5h Barkef , - read a J poem
composed by an enlisted! man
stationed at Camp , Whiter
The worthy, matron, Mrs. Err
nest ,Peterson,; presented each
mother present with a beautiful
tulip. .; ,
At the close of the meeting
refreshments were served on the
fifth'floor by a committee which
was in charge of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Crawford- i
Special honor will be paid to
the past matrons and past "pa-
trons of Chadwick Chapter and
other chapters at the next meet
ing which will be held on May
18.
Turner Contest
Plans Told ?
The annual . Ivah F. Turner
memorial contest sponsored by
the Salem district of the Oregon
Music Teachers association, will
be held June 3 in Waller hall.
The time of the contest will be
announced later.
The numbers taken from the
state ' contest of the organization
are, for piano the "Rondo Bril
lante," op. 29, Mendelssohn,
which will be played with the
second piano accompaniment; for
violin, the. "Prteludium" and
"Allegro," Gaetamo P u g a a n i
(Fritz Kreisler). 1 :
All entries should be in the
hands of the chairman of the
contest, Mrs. Mabel S. Powers,
not later than . May; 30. i
The contest is open to the pub
lic for a small admission fee. F
Additional Society News
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The OSEGOII STATESMAIt, Salem, Oregon. Thursday Morning May S. IS
Pianist to
Appear
Tcmight
Mr. Bennett Ludden, instruc
tor in piano 'at Willamette uni-
"" versity; will be presented in .re
cital
Hall
at 8:15 tonight in r Waller
auditorium as one of the
many
programs planned during
Musici Week. .
Mr Ludden joined the music
faculty .in January and .is new -to
Salem audiences. He has done
both undergraduate and gradu-'
ate work! at DePauw university,
and in 1938 'was granted an in
stitute of international " educa
tion , exchange fellowship , to
Hungary. Mr. Ludden remained
there until 1940. studying .with
Kodaly at, the Royal . Hungarian
Franz Liszt academy of Mu
sic at Budapest. ', "?t."
1 . Among the numbers to.be in
cluded in the program "are ."Sze
kely Folk ,. Song",; by 'Kodaly,
Minstrels' by DeBussy, and oth
er compositions by modern com
posers .such' 'as' Prokofieff ; and
Schoenberg, "showing the beau
ty of expression now : found in
our music which was considered
expresionless ' several . decades :
ago!,- ir r . ' .57 ' . . .- .. '
". .The program includes:-. .
Sonata K 331 A MaJorVtozart'
" -'-Andante' cort Vsriazione' --.--,.
Menuet s ."..r- t j
' Rondo aila turca !. -v
Prelude Op. 12. No. 1 ' ,' . Prokofletf
Minstrels - ' Debussy
. Sechs Klejne . Klavierstueckc. Op. !
20 . Schoenberg
Three improvisations on Hunxarlan
, : rolk SonffSr Op. 20 - Bartek
Szekely rolk Song- Kodaly
Nocturne Op. 27. No. t ' Chopin
PokDaise, Op. 53 ,Choptn t
War" MOlherS lO
Sell Carnations
The American : War Mothers
.will 'conduct ..their annual sale
of carnations on Saturday.
.Three, thousand , carnations
have been brought to Salem for
the . sale, and the War Mothers ,
will ;buy bonds with the pro
..ceeds. . . . , :.
The American -War Mothers i
were organized in Salem in 1919.
The late-Mrs. John Carson was
,the first president, and' togeth
er with Mrs. A. A. Lee (still, an
active, member) . attended the
;;fust .national .conventionThe
organization - presented the:
"Doughboy statue on the court
house grounds in 1925.
Carnations,' ; 1500 'of them,
were sold for the first time in'
; 1926 and have since been sold,
annually With the funds from
cthe ;alef"vterans'in;" hospitals
are given cheer, "sometimes cash
gifts. ' .
. Other work, has: been, conduc
ted by the, organization through '.
the years and.: one, -pf r their im
portant present services is the
weekly sewing meeting held ev
ery . Tuesday1 At this time the
members sew" for'the Red Cross
and do any mending needed by
- men who visit the USO.
Mrs. Mary Addie Curtis is
president ' of the ..Salem War
Mothers.- ' - '
Hi-Y Mothers
Jt ICells'
The Hi-Y,, Mother's club met -
at the home of Mrs. C A. Kells -wifli
Mrs. Floyd Utter presid
ing. . .
. Mrs. E. M. Page, Mrs. H. V.
Compton and Mrs. Otto Skopil
- were appointed as a committee
to make arrangements to . give
. special recognition to Hi-Y boys
Njwho are graduating, this spring.
Officers elected for next year
'are Mrs. Donald Brazie, presi
dent and Mrs. Henry Cross, sec
, retary-treasurer The club ad
journed until fall..'
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. C. A. Kells, ; Mrs. Donald
Brazie and Mrs. Henry Sim. :
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LYONS The afternoon card '
club held a party at "the home
ot Mrs. George Huffman with -
Mrs, j George Hubbard assist-
ant hostess. Several tables of
five ) hundred were in play
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lovely new
complexion
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SILVER T O N Miss Hflda
Chase former SQverton girl, has ;
enlisted in the Red Cross service
division and has recently been,
assigned to foreign" services as a
Red Cross morale officer.'
Miss Chase was graduated
from Silverton schools and later
- attended the University of Ore-
gon. She'nas been prominent, in
recreation work in Los Angeles
fat recent years. Her. parents, for-r
: merly of Silverton are Dr. and
v Mrs. E. E. Chase, now., of Port- ;
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' FORT DES MOINES, - Iowa
: Virgie Rose. Bradley ' of Aums
ville, was a member of the unit
leaving the First Women's Army
Auxiliary corps training center
here recently for service at Ft.
; Riley, Kan. j -
Nile Club at .
Luncheon f '
Daughters -of the Nile were en
tertained at a luncheon on Mon
day noon when Mrs. Harry Levy
was ostess. Following the lunch
eon,': the .;. club . president, Mrs;
Marvin ' Lewis, , presided .at' fa '
business meeting at. which time'
the group contributed $60 to the
Shrine hospital "convalescent
fund to ' be used 'for ' braces for
crippled; children.. The club will
have a contributing membership'
in an endowment fund' to be used
for maintaining" the l Shrine hos
pital. Earnings: from .the 'fund
will be used in' the 15 Shrine
hospitals in the area.
Following the ; meeting, mem-
bers went to the Masonic tern-
; pie club rooms, for sewing'
Present at the meeting were
' Mrs. W. E. Brown, Mrs.' George
Dunsfprd, Mrs. B. B. Flack, Mrs.
Paul Hauser, Mrs. John Irnlah,
Mrs.- Arthur - Hunt, Mrs. Marvin
Lewis, drs. Harry; Levy, Mrs.
W. J. Lilj equist,' Mrs. Claud H.
Murphy, Mrs: M. C Petteys,
Mrs. - Harold - F Phaiippi, Mrs;
Albert C Smith, ' Mrs. "J. L.
' Sweeney, Mrs.' J. M. Throne,
- Mrs. J. E. Tryon, Mrs. 'Rex Tur
ner and Mrs. David WrightT
.Morley-Gillis' .
Vows Read
. Announcement is being made
of the marriage of Miss. Gerald
ine Gilles, daughter of Mr. .and
Mrs. . Charles "B. Gilles of . ML
Angel, and Corporal John"; W.
Morley, son of Mrs. Jackr Mot
ley, of Silverton.
. The marriage ceremony' was
. read in the St Ambrose parish
at Detroit, Michigan,' April 27;
with. Rev. Van Antwerp offi
ciating.
" The bride wore a powder "blue
dress, a matching, hat .and a fox
fur. jacket with navy accessor
ies. Her corsage was yellow-
rosebuds and white carnations. '
Miss G. Smith attended the
bride, and Mr. Joseph ; Edwards
. was best man for Corporal Mor-
) ley.
, After the ceremony a wedding
dinner was served to the bridajl
couple at - the - home' of Mrs.
Donna Lucille Shark of Detroit.
- Corporal John W. Morley . has
1 completed his schooling at the
Continental plant at Detroit and
win return- to his former sta
tion at Camp Chaffee, Arkansas.
Mrs. Morley will -accompany
him there .and will later return
to Mt Angel where she operates
a beauty shop.
throughout the afternoon with
Mrs. ' Roy Huber making, high
score, Mrs. Francis Jungwirth
low score and Mrs. Art Ander
son drew the travelling . prize.
Present were Mrs. Fred Dallas,
Mrs. Earl Allen, Mrs. Percy Hi
att, Mrs. . Pat Lyons, Mrs. Art
Anderson, - Mrs. - Alva Anderson,
Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Hal How-
ard, Mrs. Francis Jungwirth,
Mrs. Albert Ring. Mrs. Paul
Smith and Mrs. John Kunkle.
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Bride-Elect :
Feted at
Luncheon,.
The Alpha Gamma Delta
alumnae entertained at lunch-
eon -at the Golden Pheasant on
. Wednesday noon for Miss Lil
:' lian Holchek, who will " marryf
Mr.- Robert ; E. Tierman in In- J
' dependence this weekend. A gift
was presented from the group.
Present at the party were Mrs.
Estill : Brunk, Mrs. Herman Jo-
quimson, Mrs. James TurnbulL
Mrs. Calvin Kent, Mrs. Margar
- et Mullen, Mrs. Margaret Sorgie :
. and Miss. Holchek. . .:
Election Held-
Saturday " t
.The regular election of . offi- i
, cers will be held at the meeting
of the Salem Woman's club
: scheduled for Saturday "after-'
noon, at 2:30- o'clock, following i
-a 130 executive board meeting.
National music , week will be '
observed in a program present- ;
ed by Mrs. E. J. Kortzeborn, vo- ,'
linist and "Miss Jewel Gueffroyr
tolin : and Miss Jewel Gueffroyr
accompanist. iMrs." James" Grson '
heads the tea committee.
LwJOTIIEn'S
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l!ic best
SOHETIIICJO
WEAR FROM
We've been selling
mi
best for years. We know her tastes in everything from hats to house
slippers. And whether she's a slim junior or an "extra size," you'll find
her fit here at Wards!
JLi-J- 1 I'm. -
A daughter, Carmen Joy, waa
born to . Mr. and Mrs: Veri E.
Cochran, at Salem General hos
pital on May 4. It is the first
' child. Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Hadley of Salem and
Mr. and' Mrs. E. J. Cochran of
Portland. , ' '
Club President
Is Hostess
Entertaining Monday at a des
sert supper at McMillans in East
State street honoring the board
of directors of the Salem Junior
Woman's club, was the retiring
president, Miss Hattie -Bratzel,
who will complete her club year
as presiding officer next Monday
night. - Miss Bratzel - presented
each of the board members who
have served with her with a gift
in appreciation of their services.
During the evening, the officers
planned the' official budget for
the ensuing club year. - y'l,
Members ' of the . board who
have served the club with Miss
Bratzel during the year are: first
vice-president, Mrs. Delbert
Schwabbauer; second, vice-president,
Mrs. J. C Pike, recording
secretary, Miss Ma belle Frazer;
corresponding secret ary, Mrs.
Fred C Cast financial secretary,
Mrs; Ray Lafky; treasurer; Mrs.
Verne R o bb; parliamentarian,
Miss Ivoretta Kahler; publicity
DAY 15 SUNDAY, MAY 9TU...
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Mother the kind of clothes she likes
'
Hats, flower-trimmed etrcrws.l
Dresses,' sheer "rayon
Blouses,- sheerest of rayons
ShirtWaists, fine rayon crepesl
Handbags in Summertime-fabrics..
Gloves neat classic pull-ons...
..j. Rayon hose", sheer or sturdy
Slips in1 plain or fancy rayori
Gowns,' plam or printed rayon..
Slippers, her favorite stylesd.
- UY WAR STAMPS!
155 N. Liberty St.
Phone 3194 '
director, Mrs. Thome H. Ham
mond; directors, Mrs. M. W .
Brennen, Mrs. J. V. Tompkins,
Mrs. Walter Martin and Mrs. E.
Lee Crawford.
The Dakota club will meet at
the WCTU: hall today at 6:30
for a basket supper and musi
cal program. Music will include
a trumpet trio from Parrish jun-
' lor xugn . scnooi anu wu -
JUrs. E. Perrine and Mrs. Glenn
Adamsl Mr. Glenn Adams will "
give a-travelogue. All Dakotans
are invited. . :
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