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11 r i r : j. li Patricia Lamb" Bride of ' - , iWarren Doolittle at ' Church Ceremony In ont of: the most Impressive ceremoniei.oi the winter lea . con Miss Patricia June- Lamb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Marvin Lamb, exchangee' her wedding vows . Tuesday night at the First Congregational vhurch with Mr. Warren Lee Doolittle, teaman fttst class, United States coast guard, ion of Mr. and ' Mrs. Frank Doolittle. . : v i It was at 8 o'clock that Rev. David ' Nielsen performed the rites. Before the pridal party entered Miss Beth! Siewert sang "The Lord's Prayer" and At Dawnln g.", Mrs. W. H. East ' played the organ accompaniments . and wedding marches. - yf i 1 4-f , 1 At the chancel rail were bas- i kets of told and white chrrsanli I themums'wIuV similar bouquets I and greenery arranged at theal- tar.' Thetpewsswere marked with j clusters of chrysanthemums tied with white satin ribbon. iMeny 1 tall white candles at the altar1 I and in the windows cast a soft glow in the sanctuary. Mrs, ; K. William McElhinny and Miss Ro berta Jean Yocom lighted the ta pers. They wore pink and blue frocks -and had wrist corsages of yellow and white ehrysanthe- mums. .' ' , J i 1 ',- Bride Wears White I beautiful picture in her white silk Jersey; gown as ,sh ap- , proached the altar on the strm of i her father. Her j handsome! gown was fashioned with a gathered " skirt over a full,' ruffled taffeta, ' slip, the skirt ending in a court train. The bodice was . made with sflow waist and long sleeves which ended In points; over each wrist. The high, rounded neck line was enhanced with a wide yoke ct fine net - embelliahed .with two narrow bands of the Jersey. Tiny Jersey buttons ex- j j tended from the neckline to the i bottom of the yoke In back. Exceptionally' beautiful was her train length.veil of bridal il lusion with a jpanel of rosepoint lace down the center. The lace was brought from France in 1860 by - Mrs. W, J. Noland's grand-, mother. The veil was held toher coiffure by a tiara of seed pearls. She carried a: bouquet of white bouvardia centered with a white orchid. - -i ' , . . j l j ! Immediately ; preceding the bride came Miss Dorothy Hoar, the maid of honor. Before her walked the bridesmaids, i Miss indhTldual t ravs each bear Vlrglnlaopel and Mis. Doris . & Ughce. Duffy. The girls wore frocks, of silk shantung l fashioned with fitted bodices land gored skirts. , ThVjow round necklines were edgedln niching of the same s material, and the sleeves were Short, i . . ;, . IJ.;-!.-; Miss Hoar. Wore moss . green and carried an arm bouquet of yellow- cryrysanthemums 'tied j with gold bows. She wore long gold gloves and her matching Juliet cap was enhanced ,j with gold chryaanthemums. Thej kt- s tendanta wore' chartreuse! and ; long purple gloves. -They (car ried rings of purple satin With yellow roses and violets. attach ; ed to one side! From the, rings fell narrow (purple ribbon streuners. Their Juliet caps were of yioleta. I ! -V-'i! - ; tittle Meredith Jean, Huggins, ' daughter of Lt. CoL and Mrs. Meredith Huggins, a niece I of the groom, was flower girl. She wore, a wine ; shantung dress made princess style with a ruffle edging the lowj round neck. She carried a nosegay of narcissus, yellow roses rand chrysanthe mums. v j -' fl: !- ; Mr. Robert iChesnes, United States coast guard, stood iwith, Mr. Doolittle a$ besit man. Seat ing the guests were TS Robert j East, USMC, Mr. Robert KeUey, Mr. Floyd McClellan and jMr. James DooUtUe. ' ! 1 i i i The bride's mother selected a sapphire- blue velvet gown made with a low, square neckline, long sleeves and a draped skirt Her tiny hat was) of pink ostrifh. plumes. She carried a niue rouu ar Ms J :' ' 1 to which werelpinned gardenias and narcissus. uwuu in tended her son s marriage in ?a black crepe gown enhanced with purple rose sequins.. Her black bat was trimmed with rose flow- ers and her long gloves wer bf , purple rose. Iler corsage was of gardenias and violets. - i'i ; The newly weds greeted their guests at a reception immediate-1 ly after the ceremony in the fire place room of the church. On the , mantle was an arrangement of chrysanthemums and the bride's table was centered with yellow roses and violets. Mrs. Meredith Huggins cut the bride's cake. The bride's aunt Mrs. Juanita Cas gelius presided at ihe coffee Turn end Mrs. Error Janes cut the llces. ii--'',.;;.-':j.;.-l'-..: Assisting were Miss Margaret j Bellinger, Miss Florence Duffy, Miss Phyllis- Fisher, "Mrs. Ben i Jamin Whisenand, Miss Viola Ja- 1 v.w mrA Mm Tra Rtrau nf Tortland, Miss Helen Zlellnikl, ! 'Miss Edith Moxley and - Miss Jsnlca Nelson. Mrs. Robert Mort gan of Portland passed the guest I. When the couple left on their wedding trip the bride wore a grr.art brown Forstman wool suit with a narrovv sea blue strjpe. i The Jacket was trimmed with silver leaf buttons. ! Her brown ; felt hat was stitched In blue and ghe carried a brown corde bag end her other accessories were cf brown. Pinned to the shoul der of her suit; was a corsage of 3'tllow rosebuds and gardenias. For traveling the bride donned a pecsua coat Mr. and Mrs. Doo little will make their, borne In j -vj.w vv.rt he is .stationed. Mrs. Smith Luncheon '.' Hostess "i r Mrs. Homer H. Smith will pre- amartly arranged ; luncheon Thursday afternoon, at her North Summer street home in compliment to members of the ,, Town and Country club and a few addlUonal guests. This' will be the annual Christmas party of the group. ' The Yuletlde motif will be carried out in' the , table decor ations.! After the .luncheon hour contract bridge will be in play. Covers will be ' placed for Mrs. H T. Clarke of Portland, Mrs. George Swaf ford of Ore gon City Mrs. (Jeorge Steelham mer of , Silverton; Mrs. Robert E. Shinn, Mrs. Homer Goulet sr., Mrs William McGikhrist, jr Mrs. 'Arch M. Jerman, Mrs. Frederick Lamport, Mrs. Earl Snell, Mrs. T. A. Livesley, Mrs. George White of : Clackamas, Mrs. Clarence Keene, Mrs. Jack' Currie of Silverton and Mrs. Karl Stelwer of Jefferson and Mrs. Smith. - Christqias Party Foil Chairmen J ' Mrs. Don Madison, assisted by her, American Legion auxiliary executive board members, enter tninntMhe unit jjvffllrmrn at her home Monday nigTft Thirty-two members gathered around a dec orated tree fpr - ue annual Christmas party, Christmas car ols were sung vHthqJrs. Madi son leading and Mrs. A. W. Lov cik at the piano. Games were played rand prizes In the con tests went to Mrs. Fred Gahls dorf and Mrs. Harold L. Brad-, 1. fiAfMckmmfi ip.r. mAjhA ing a tiny lighted guests presented Mrs. , Madison with a gift of appreciation, the presentation being nade by Mrs. Walter L. SpauUing.. Present at the gaining were: Miss Jescie Rodman Mrs. Fred Gahlsdorf, Mrs. 4 ; John ' Olson, Mrs. W.lH.BailIie Mrs.; Glenn Seeley, Mrs. Earl Ahdresen, Mrs. Verne Ostrander, Mrs. George B. Hagar, Mrs.' J. A; Lewis, Mrs. Cyril Nadon; Mrs. O. E. Palma teer, Mrs. I Roy Reynolds, Mrs, Ira Pilcher, Mrs. J. H. Brady, Mrs. I. N. Bacon, j Mrs. ' W. H. Anderson, Mrs. George Gabriel, Mrs. Austin H. Wilson, Mrs. Lloyd Demarest Mrs. R. : J. Stumbo.Mrs. Harold L. Brad ley, Mrs. Klony , Smith, ; Mrs. James A. Garson, Mrs. Merle ; Travis; Mrs. R."c. Blaxall, Mrs. ; E. A. Lee, Mrs. Edward Berg ; man; Mrs. Walter L. Spauldihg, Mrs. Stuart Johns, Mrs. Frank Marshall, Mrs. Fred Williams and Mrs. A. W. Loycik. 'Post, Auxiliary 1 Hear Music r Marion; Auxiliary to" the Vet erans of : Foreign Wars held its Tegular meeting Monday night with the president,; Mrso Charles Hunrpresidifig. L Preceding'" : the meeting the auxiliary joint the. Post for an "i 'entertainment ' of , music by "the Meisinger School of Music. : George Malstrom was master of ceremonies. Presenting the i jV ve - - aaaus v-a tivi y I S Florence: Polster, LueUa La Fon- program: were Ann - Doerfier, f taine, Peggy Franx and Lois Gil ungs. : : . -: Ten dollars was donated by the auxiliary to the Cooties to be used for men at the Veterans' hospital in Portland. . Many auxiliary ; members are donating blood each week to the blood bank and Mary Strayer and Willie Boone' belong to -the gallon club, it w at announced The hall was decorated with a large Christmas tree and Christ mas decorations were used on the tables by Mrs.' Virgil Bolton Refreshments were served by the committee: Mrs. Charles Norton, Mrs., Arthur Dayis and Mrs. Willie Boone.; T The second Monday in Janu ary will be the - next meeting day. DEV. SAIIUEL IIYSTOOII " fMissionary And Bible Expositor ; Touring United States row 28 years a missionary to Bra-til- - pastor of a church j of 2000 members In Rle de Jan eiro. ...J. .-;.;. '.-V ' Hear This AM Speaker and - , Elble Expositor , c MghuT at 7:45 , Tuesday. Through .Sunday Irrcnily cf G:d IciSCi Ferry Sb. -j. CLUB CALENDAR v WEDNESDAY Royal Nelghbori Sewing club with tin. T. M. Hoyt. 7M North Winter street, all day, nohovt luncheon at noon. first Congregational Women's mlMionary meeting at church i S:30 p.m. i WSCS faon Lee Mrthodltt church, all day meeting r at church. THURSDAY ' 1 ' ' ' .'. Missionary society. Tint BSp tlst church I p.m. Program. En i ! wood united Brethren church, Missionary socltty meet ing with Mrs. Bertha Van Cleave, ' &3 North 17th street, 1:18 em. V Murine Corps auxiliary, VTW hall. 7:48 . m. SATt'KDAT Brash College Helpers, hnitaadi. and (amlllM, with Mrs. Carl Weed, til North Church street, 12 p. m- Sunday Meetings At the Hall The Cootiette club held its regular meeting Sunday' at the Veterans' hall with the president Mts. wn mce presiding. . . rummage sale for December -2s at 271 No. Commercial street wasinnounced for betleflt of nospitai ana reuei worn. .Mrs. Virgil Bolton and Mrs. John Pet erson, will be In charge. Plans were completed for the all-day Christmas party at Vet erans' hall December SO. Mrs. Charles Hunt, was ap pointed hospital chairman.. - Those attending the meeting : were Mrs. Edna Princes-Mrs. Lou Deverichs,rMrs. Dave "Turlough, Mrs. Gale? Ellis, "Mrs. Clarence Forbis, Mrs. Arwin Strayer, Mrs. Joe Stirniman, Mrs.?; Charles ' Hunt Mrs. Virgil Bolton and Mrs. John Peterson.- The Cootiettes joined the Coo ties for a covered dish dinner af ter the meeting. ' ' The next .meeting will be held at the home of .Mrs. Clarence Forbis with covered dinner served.. Mrs. Franklin Parker and daughter, Janice Lynn, of New port will arrive today to spend several days as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harris Lieta. 1 i I "v. "i . !.(, , i31 tlisj &GO:i STATESMAN, Calen, Orecon. Wednesday Mcrrng. Deotmber IS 1SU SOCIETY CLUBS MUSIC ".!,' Jij Tho HOME j Mrs. Goiilet Is Honor . Guest. ; , Mrs. J. N. Chsmbers was host ess onSsturday afternoon at a party at her country home in honor of Mrs. Homer Goulet, sr. on her , birthday.! Two tablet of bridge were in play during the afternoon Mrs. JGoulet's party' , was a surprise to her.,. Guests were Mrs. Homer Gou let, sr., Mrs. Homer L. Goulet, Mrs. Custer Ross, Mrs. U. G. Shipley, Mrs!. X T. Whlttig, Mrs. George H. Swift, Mrs. MU ler B. Haydeni ij Mrs. Frank Brownell, Mrs. Percy Kelley and the hostess. Mrs. Chambers used rosebuds to center the from her garden table. tyi . r 1 1 i3i VjrlOriQ OCniTllCit tj" tjj ili !j ilOS OirtnClCiy Mrs. John; Schmidt jr. was hostess at a party for her young est daughter, Gloria Jean, on her birthday, December 7. Young guests and their moth ers, were Mrs. Leslie Carson and , Carol Ann, Mrs James Forrest and Linda Sue, j Mrs. Emory Hobbs and Dexter Mrs. Charles koss, btepnen and Jimmy, Mrs. Fred Remington,1 Janice aBd Ju dy, Mrs. Elvin Thomas,; Colette and Karen, Mrs Dudley Strain and Ann, Mrs. j Byron Cooley, Roth, Diane and, Joanne, Mrs. "Wallace Park, Wally and Joel, Mrs. Geraldine IScheythe, Patty Halseth, Rodney j and Kathleen j Schmidt Mrs. Alice Hildebrand, i Mrs. Ethel Brooks and Mrs. W. J. Minkiewitz. Mrs. W. W. Gabriel of Port;! land Is coming today to spend the remainder of the week at the home of her soh-In-law and daughter, Mr. and; Mrs. Charles HeltzeL ! CHRISTMAS SH0PPG r ? uJjreJ Psfeitrsf -' " CeJt tucife Clatpti . V, 95 - Here are the convenient inside ripper pockets you've been looking and longing for In smart durable handbags of fine simulated leathers, patents and . "popular fabrics in all .your favorite, roomy styles. . Some , have metal frames, sparkling Luclte, Crystal clasps or xipper tops all are handsome bass, .ttallart nkail u4h valuety.. . . ; jj State Street Reception to -Fete Mrs. -.Bragg - 'Invitations have been received to an open house Sunday night ' when Delta Phi sorority coeds j entertain in honor of their. new house mother, Mrs. E. E. Bragg. Guests have been hivited to call between 6:30 and .8 o'clock , at the chapter bouse on Court street .' "' In -the receiving line will , be Miss Bette Burkhart, house president, Mrs. Bragg, Miss Mir iam Day, Miss Ann Strother and Miss Kay Wilson. Greeting guests at the door and introduc ing to the receiving line will be Mlss Tat OtU, Miss Leona Tin glestad, Miss Arlene Schwartz and Miss Janice Patterson. Miss Virginia 'Muhle will pass, the guest book. . . Presiding at the serving table will be Miss Lorena Jack and Miss Lois Latimer. Senior girls will assist in the serving. Dur ing the evening Miss Louise Wrlsley, Miss Nancy Hoak and Miss Melva Williamson will play fAlaMA SY B1aWtrkS Miss Miriam Day heads the directorate for the aiSr 1 Miss Nancy . Stuart and Miss Marge Beadles. V Brush College Helpers will be hostesses to their husbands and families, and old timers of the community at the home of Mrs. Carl Wood, 712 North Church Street Saturday night at 7:30 pirn. ! There will be a Christmas tree and exchange of small gifts. The Thnrsdsy meeting ef the Salem General hospital auxiliary bias been cancelled due to the tea being held thai tnernoon at the home of Mrs. R. P. Boise for the benefit of the hospital. - A. r urns ; C-' 2 Jl v TVi if fei U - -; The AAUT7 afternoon liters ture group will meet with Mrs. Custer Ross, 727 Cross street, this afternoon at-1:15 o'clock. ,111m Lorctta Ford will be the as sisting hostess. Dr. Egbert S. .Oliver will talk on the book re cently published about the life of Samuel Johnson. - m ' ' 1 ea M66Iin(7 t- e r l" Or MOtilGrS - ' Oregon Gamma Pi Beta Phi mothers entertained at tea Tuesday afternoon at the chap ter house in honor of the new. ;; mothers olf pledges. The honor guests were Mri. H. J. Hjort, Mrs. Merrill Ohling, Mrs, B. F, Schmoker and Mrs. Carl Schnel der. v- During the afternoon Mrs. Ma rion Currey gave an Informal ' Chrlitmss : talk ' on "The Shep- The Shep- herd Who Watched the Night" Mrs. David H. Cameron sang with Mrs. David Nielsen accom panying. ' At the tea hour Mrs. Joph Davidson. presided at the table which was decorated with ah ar rangement of white candles and holly; Others attending were Mrs. B. - je.ae.ep bnimiuij ww siai w awe W. Stacey, Mrs. Guy Smith, Mrs; -tV . JZ ur- ' v Mrs. Lewis Griffith, Mrs. Arthur G. Upston, Mrs. George Lewis,' Mrs. Franklin Bishop, Mrs. Loy al Shaffer7 Mrs. David Cameron and Mrs. Joseph Davidson. The Lincoln Goodwill elab will have a no hostess dinner and gift exchange on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Fred Mc Klnney. . . Additional Women'i 1, mn -features on rage 1U i 1arai7 rtylei ef fewel 7 1 7 SA 1 tmm velvet. Tk awaact T AO 1 f A SmM a lr arick feataer 1 f f - I (a aellsht the raS amiaa. afW I ' " GAY YOUNG JUMPERS PreT UMa mm mmwrnmrmru. rm 4 tmrmn aslit 14. GIRLS' COTTON DRESSES 1.98 to 2.93 - Jcsl Deceived A shipment of lovely Chenille Robes sizes 1 to 14. I pVMCKET SUIT 1 if I fSll.- riMr laiktfl , 1 I f , aaraera ta faatlve slat ,' I 'fe jx n Jl L'l'lL Alumnae at Taylor ; ; Home Mrs. John Taylor was hostess , to tlie Gamma Phi Beta alumnae at the annual ' Christmas party . Monday night' AssUting'hosU, -esses were Mrs. J. Lyman Steed and Mrs. Hollls Huntington. ' A buffet dinner was served by the hostesses. Christmas dec- ' ' orations were' used- about the ' ; r o o m s land on the table. The , alumnae brought clothing -for Russian children and gave their annual Christmas donation to , the Bush school eafeteria. Attending were Mrs. Hugh . Taylor, Mrs." Edwin C. Taylor, -. Mrs. C. C Higglns,.Mrs. J. J. - Merits, Mrs, LeRoy Grote. Mrs. Harold Qllncer. Mrs. Ivan Mer- chant, Mrs. Lester Carter, Mrs. James. H. Nicholson, Jr., Miss Margaret Slmms,- Mrs. Frank H. Spears, sr., Mrs. John Carson, Mrs. 1 Walter Barsch, Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs. J. Lyman Steed and Mr. Hollis Huntington. . . 1 ill 0 Chi 1(11611 S DrQITlQ j n, D;. lCtSSeS - Miss Margaret Burroughs, dramatic instructor at the Salem high school. Will hold the second in her children's drama classes today at the Mrs. Monk's pre school kindergarten on , State Street :-: . ; . - " ' UThe classes, held weekly on Wednesdays, are at 4:13 o'clock for pre-school children 'And at 8 for beginning students. Mrs. Oscar Fanlson, srn and Mrs Klnley K. Adams were hos tesses to members of chapter BC, feo Tuesday afternoon at a dessert luncheon at the Paulson home. 'I uuNiMBi ahu Mur-r dcid X I I ymmrn mm wl AO xtavetb Sim T mmU m srof Wy PAC2 tNnXXSITY OF OHEGON ; Jean Carkln and Edna Fisher of Salem were among members of ,the University Singerg, women'g choral group, to appear in t Christmas program Friday night In the school of music auditor lum on the University of Oregon campus. . i ? J 1.1.1 MedlCd! rOUP T7' " UnienCIinS ' Event of Tuesday sight was the annual Christmas dinner for which the Marion-Polk medical society was host In honor of the Medical auxiliary at the Marion hotel at 6:30 o'clock. . ' Dr. HA. Gueffroy, president, presided at the dinner and pro gram. Mrs. ! Grover Bellinger, past state president of the aux iliary, represented the auxiliary in a short toast Dr. William L. Lidbeck made arrangements for the affair. Covers were placed for over fifty guests. ...' , . - . ' 1 t Lt and Mrs, Sidney Boise (Helen -Ant) Hugglns) - are the parents of a son, Ronald Gordon, born oh December 10 in Houston, Texas. The baby's grandpar ents are Mr. and k Mrs. A. H. w" - mmm w m eve sw v e Bol,t of Salem and Mr. and Mrs. George C Huggins of Marsh- field. Bead colds can cause-much suffering. Dont suffer needlessly. Just put a lit tle Va-tro-nol up eacnnoatru, ReUevee , sneeay, stuffy dls- - - vw trtss. 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