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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1943)
V I I IN: IS - i. . t a double ring ceremony In Calvary Baptist ' . church, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Billeter, (above) were married on June 3. Mrs. Billeter is the former Miss Antoinette Krupicka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. An ton Krupicka of Woodburn,- and Sgt Billeter is the son of Mrs, J. F, Billeter. (JCennell-Dlis).' I'm J - ,-:H" i v''M " if ' - J ourt Street C3iristian church .was j the scene of Vthe weeding June 3 of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin . Gosser, lower left Mrs. Grosser is the former Miss Ruth Staley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Saley cf Boise, Idaho, and Mr. Gosser is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gosser. (KennelKEHlis). -:.-.- - - ...... - . r; , : i .. : , Hayes-Paulson Engagement . . . Mr. and Mrs. Oscar I. Paulson are announcing the engage ment of their daughter. Miss Eleanor Bene Paulson, to Mr. John Folsoni Hayes, son of Mr. and Mrs. X F. Hayes. " Both' Mr. Hayes and Miss Paulson have Just completed their Junior year," at Oregon State college. The former was vice pres ident of his house, Beta Theta Pi and is now awaiting call ir the enlisted reserve corps. He has been a pre-medics student ' ' Miss Paulson was president of the Kappa Alpha Theta hous this Year and is a member of Omicron Nu, home economics hon- orary ' No date has been set for' the wedding-! . : tYoung Minister :to Marry- Word reached Salem Saturday of the engagement of Miss . Enid Mills, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.1 E. Iills of Fresno, Call-, lomia. to Mr. Phil W. .Barrett, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Bar rett, recent residents of Salem. j The announcement was made Friday night at a- party Inv Fresno when guests were given tiny scrolls bearing the names Enid and PhiL" A similar announcement was made In Sacra mento, CJalif omia on Sunday night No date has been, set for ther .wedding. -.. . . Miss Mills attended Fresno schools and graduated ; from- Fresno State college where she was active in speech and music. She. was a member of Theta ChTRho, social sorority, Kappa Del la Pi. national education honorary society and president of the v cappella choir, She has been active in Christian Endeavor Jrork, being the state Junior superintendent Last year she taught fa Bakersfield' - . Mr. Barrett was welT known" in church and musical circles in Salem. He graduated from University of Oregon where he was cfllliatsd with ThetaChi fraternity and Phi Mvt Alpha, men's .m ' eic hcncfcryl He crttended Pr and ; San Francisco theological seminary where he graduated last ncnih x.'ik a bachelor of divinir4cecjc0. H ini"'r cf Ve'Strninsler rTeSDyrenan ciiuiw iii uuuuiucuiu is cl.Z3 ctala pr:-idant ot tne LXLinornia misatui ujuuu. u.. i t I MtN cisty Clubs - '. Music iiateama a s . (3 1 1 Ok . .... Dinner ' Is Planned The Business and Profession al Women's club will hold its , annual covered dish dinner at the home of Miss' Dorothy Cor nel uis on . Saturday at 6 pirn. The health and recreation :: :i - , ( V v ... . 'is - . ': - --. committee of the club is mak ing arrangements' for the din ner. Committee members are Miss H ja z e V Roenicks,: chair man, i Miss Jorrphine Evans, Miss . Ruth ioore. Miss Juana Holmes; Miss Ethel Parr' Mrs. Agnes Tschopp and. iss Jane" Knapp. Those planning to .at tend may make reservations by v c a 1 1 i n g Miss Ruth Mo Adams 7279." r v f ' M " f . - - - - f I i n traditional white satin and lace. ' .vliss Arleno Hicks, pictured right : daughter of Mr. r and Mrs. T. L. Hicks, became the bride of Mr. Jo- , ceph Pfau, son of Mr. and Mrs. An-' ton Pfau of Qervais. There cere mony was said June S at the First Church "of the Nazarene. (Kennell- " Ellis). , - : ' . a military wedding in the First Church of the j 7Nazarene on June 6 was solemnized when Miss . ; Winona Ellen Corbin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Salter), became the bride of Cpl." Albert Patz, . son of Mr. Morton Patz of 'Alexandria,- Indiana Trie"! copule, pictured above will live in Tacoma. (Ken-nell-Ellis. " " - Salem Young People in the News . . ; Romance is featured news these days, and word has reached friends in Salem, of the engagement and marri age of former residents of the city. Below, are stories of the marriage of several, and engagement of others. - Mr, Schannep Weds in Portland ; At the home of her aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. R. L. Baldwin, In Portland, Miss Patricia Sue Durst, daughter of Mr. Rodney GL Durst of Portland, became the bride on Friday night of Mr. Charles I. Schannep, son of Judge and Mrs. L M. Schannep. Dean Paul M. Guilbert of St Stephens Episcopal cathedral officiated. , Mr. Sari en t A. Patterson sang, "I Love You Truly" and "At. Dawning," Miss;Qgra Schannep played, the wed ding march. - , - ' : " ' - '. ' ' '. " '. . 'v '. - The bride wore a light grey silk crepe afternoon dress. She carried a nosegay of . Talisman roses and bouvardia. Her cousin. Miss Dorothy 'Ann Patterson, was her attendant She wore a pale green afternoon dress and carried a nosegay-of Talisman roses and bouvardia. . ' Mr. William H. Schannep, brother pf the groom was His attendant :' -. ' ' Fallowing the ceremony there was a reception. Miss Pearl Durst and Mrs. Stuart Wilson poured. Out of town guestSvWere Mrs. Jesse Saling of Pendleton grandmother of the bride and Miss Pearl Durst of .Cincinnati, Ohio, the ' liHr?' mint : . An Engagement In . Oregon City . - Miss Marylou Olson, daughter o Mr. and Mrs. James. Olson, revealed her engagement to Mr. Huebert F, Schlat ter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schlatter of Jennings Lodge, at a luncheon at her home on Wednesday. The wedding 1 rlfmnpH fnr tVio Irrto summer. -' - ' - ' : . The news was told on small scrolls. attached to corsages at each place. The three luncheon tables were cen tered with bouquets of delphinium, columbine and roses. Flowers were alsfc used about the room. - ;: ' Miss Olson graduated at Oregon City high school with the class of 1941 and is employed with the state acci dent commission at Salem. Cadet Schlatter graduated from Oregon City high school in 1940. He is stationed -with the armyair corps at Ellington Field, Texas, where he is training as a bombardier. " . r - A Party on Birthday Dorothy Bergsvik, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L, Bergsvik, was hostess Friday night at her home at a party celebrating her 15th birthday. ; 1 ; Folowing games and dancing, refreshments were served. Guests included Harriet Huston, Kathy : Moron, Mary Rei mann, Nancy Buren, Peg Sears, Dorothy Hobson, Joan Lochead, Peg Fargher, Doris Dixon, Delores Hamilton. Barbara McQintock, Gloria McClintock, Joan Randall, " Betty Lou Edwards, Patsy Nickens and the hostess, Dorothy Bergsvik. Miss" Delia, Kleen Is Married . - - I .Miss Delia Kleen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman M. Kleen of Salem became the bride of Staff Sgt Harry E. Robertson, son of Mr. and. Mrs. Frank C. Robertson, formerly of Salem. ; r ; y The wedding took place in the parsonage of the Baptist church in Meridian, Miss., June 1, at 1:30 In the after noon. Rev. Dykes( performed the ceremony. " " . j " ' - ' The bride was smartly dressed In a wool tailleur of dark brown. Her accessories were of British tan and she wore a "corsageol yeDqw rosebuds. - v . . - ' ' The bride and groom had as their attendants, Mr. Frank. Morth and Mr. Kirkland. Guests were Mrs. Buchanan nd'Miss Mary Fay Buchanan. . - , . . x , f Follovring the ceremony a wedding dinner was given. . , Staff 'Sgt Robertson Is stationed at Key Field, Miss., with the army cdr corps. The couple will live In Meridian. eT r d ..'if r-i:t : ' - Details have iust reached Salem of the wedding of Miss Ixrvonne Keyes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Keyes of San Rafael, California and Mr. Thomas King, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. King, jn late April. Dr. John Can oles officiated at the afternoon rites. . .. - '' The ceremony was read at the home of the bride's parents. A white flower covered altar was flanked with bou quets of white calla lilies, snapdragons and stock. A . . i1 j',' - For her gown, the bride, who was given In marriage by her father, chose" white marquisette made with long sleeves, a sweetheart neckline and short train. Lace insets were on the dress and the bottom of the skirt was edged with lace." .The fingertip veil and halo was bordered with lace. Her bouquet was bouvardia and. pale lavender 'orchids..- . " - ? f . . Miss Jeanne Marie Keyes, sister of the bride,-was maid of honor and Mrs. Patrician Flannigan was bridesmaid, . : Mrl Virgil "Hoge was .best man and Mr. William Davis was usher. ; . - L t ! - Mrs. King graduated from San Rafael high 'school, attended Marin junior college and is employed at the office of the Pacific Gas and Electric company Mr. King attended Willamette university and is now in the marine corps. ' i : II. 1 1 out.. ;but ; .. for once you can see a free show, and a good one. Drop into &e Valley ' Motor company shew, rooms; today, for a wonderful display oof flowers, " especially , roses.": - I " ' ; ; This Is June and flood and war won't keep the Juneirides put of the society headlines. - ' '. -.: fX- ' 'X ' X. The better to Judge Those who raised their eyebrows .when Helen Traubel was ' chosen. headliner in the Community concert series for next year, may find a chance to -fudge " when: they, listen to the Telephone . Hour on' Monday night Those ; who have heard her were 'confident that she will win every listener aver, once they hear her. ' iv " ',-: ; ' . Note' for the future .When Dr. Kenf neth Waters retires from being a successful dentist we know he'll turn out to be a reg ular rose expert From his , display this week end at the garden shaw he's .well" on his way to being the latter.. " ; , ' Andfurtherniore, . If,MrA C A. Cole isn't showing his moving pictures when you go' to the show today,- look him up and tell him you want to see . them. Colored movies of Oregon's bulb Industry will make you forget the war for awhile, they're re freshing. " ' 1 . . Off the sublect If the drug stores don't: look out mey. will have to give up selling I their " regular wares entirely, and start selling drugs . . . Marine Buren T"wo daughters of Mr. and Mrs. George Gue'me ofrthe Pringle district - are figuring In the 7 I news this week. - ' - . - . . - , ' , . . 1 Miss Geneva (above righO was married on June 5 in the -Methodist parsonage" at Olym pia. to Mr. John William RUey, q corporal in the army stationed at Ft Lewis. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Riley of Prmctori.: Indiana. "Rev. Pcul'Asby performed the cere mony. Mrs. Riley wore a green suit and a gardenia corsage for her wedding. The bride is a graduate of Salem high school and is employed at the Western Paper. Converting company. She will remain far awhile In Salem. -. . v - Miss Lela Gueme Oeft) has announced her engagement io Mr. Ralph Shrove . also sta tioned at Ft Lewis. Tliey plan, to be married this summer, although no delinite date has been -set Qesten Miller photosX : If YoulLike 5 Flowers ;.. . . " " Rcses predominate at the flower show being held, this . weekend in the showrooms -pf the Valey Motor company, although there are many other flowers cf .special Interest in cluded In me displays. : 7 , - ,.; , , - ; ,; The show, free to the public, opened at noon Saturday' and will continue today. Judging took place on Saturday. ," 1 ' - ' 'L- ' The anual show is being sponsored by eleven garden club's cf the district and Mrs. G AT Kells, presidenl;of:ihe Scdem.Garaen'club U eneroa cbx3drmG' Beside' featuring Cowers judged for their perfection, arangements of various blooms are on display. A special red, white and blue arrangement Is attracting attention and vegetable exhibits lend a utilitarian touch to the show.; v -'V.-.v '.'tl : Specimens of various flowers attract the expert gardener; and centerpieces for formal and informaT dinners, as well as arrangements of several kinds,, attract the casual flower lover. One of the most showy garden club arrangements was a sensational arangement of blue delphiniums, white- peonies, and, syringia and red roses, submitted by, ths Gaiety Hill Garden club. . ; - , ... : , j ,v , The Salem, Garden club arranged another outstanding display, cala hues ana their leaves," standing beside a larga wall mirror, with low fcowls of water lilies and .cU sst on a large piece cf silver paperi - . -Winners in this interesting' show are listed on a iOilowing pae.
