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Miss Satter
Is Married
At a double ring ceremony read
by the Rev. Chester W. Hamblin
at the First Presbyterian church
Saturday afternoon. Mis Clarice
Satter. daughter of Mr. and Mr.
Clarence A. Satter of Artesia,
S. Di became the bride of Har
old 0. Edwards, ion of Mr. Evan
Edward.
The bride wore a smart crepe
dress of watermelon red, white
accessories and a while starched
lace, hat with open crown. i Her
corsage was of baby glads and
Cecile Brunner roses. She wore
a gold locket belonging, to her
mother.
Her sister. Miss Lucille Satter
dressed tn an azure crepe suit
with brown and white accessories
was maid of honor. She wore a
corsage erf sweetpeas and garden
ias. Bridesmaid was Mrs. Lyle
Leighton. Mr. Lighton. cousin of
the bride, was best man.
After the ceremony the party
dined at. Normandy Manor.
When the couple left on the
horeymoon the bride was wearing
a Copenhagen blue summer suit
with three-quartr length sleeves.
Following the honeymoon, the
groom will go to Santa Barbara,
where he has been transferred by
the "Texas company. Mrs. Ed
wards will follow in a few weeks.
She is a graduate of Northern
State Teachers college at Aber
deen. S. D., and has recently been
bookkeeper - secretary for the
Teamsters union in Salem. She
has been active in the Salem Jun
ior Woman's club and American
Legion auxiliary.
A jlnt meeting of the Wra-
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, of St. Paul's Episcopal church will
be Wednesday at the parish house.
A 12:30 o'clock luncheon will be
followed by the business session.
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Mis Janet
the weekend
guest of her
Barrett.
Bawcr U spending
in Tacoma a the
cousiin, Mis Helen
Mr. and Mrs. Ker.nd'.h L. Grimes (Edith E. Shacldette)
married on May 25 at the First Evangelical 'church. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. ShacklMe
of Brandenburg. Ky., and her husband is the son of Mrs.
Ruth Poole of Mcnrnouth and John L Grimes, Portland. Th
bride, a captain in riie regular army nurse corps. Is as-sist-ar.t
chjef tsurse at" Oakland regional station hospital. The
couple met while interned at Santo Tomaj prison camp,
Manila. He is rtov in Alameda, Calif . as supervisor of the
engjnp test group .They Vail live ir. Oakland. (Iesten-Mil!r).
Seen and Heard . . .
By fery me English
ORANGE BLOSSOMS . ;
white trhids. gardenias 'and
. . her tiny purple straw hat was
the clustered with pink flowers shadi-
Mfeis Georgia Robert, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Rob
ert, is expected home the first
of the week from Mills college,
where she completed her fresh
man year.
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with a Furrier
and rest secure in the knowh-dne that they are in
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While -you are in make it a poii.t
arrivir.g from New York daily. s
to see our new 1947 styles
excitement of wedding-, comprise
the important pail of that tradi
tional bridal month o June C
And if the length of the wedding
calendar is any indication.; this
June promises to be the biggest
mrith for weddings smc-q before
the w ar
ding on
nig to rtse and orchid . . r
Coeds who came home for the
occasion . . . Vivacious Patricia
Viesko in a smart black dres and
wide brimmed black horsehair halt
. . . Mdry Ann Bollinger in black
with pthk pi int bodice . . . Pegge
The furlough iwed- i'Wtenert chic ih a robtnls egg blue
short notice is almost a suit and tricky white straw s;iilmi
thing of the past . . i Kiorn the I with lace ruffle around the brim
very first day of June-to thej-veo ! Sarah Ann Ohling in a black
last day weddings and pre-ntiptial j frock with white eyelet tunic, long
maintain a tempo hard to befteve! j black jersey glov e and wide
Alrurtv Hatrs me beinf s.et for I brimmed hat . . . Mrs. Robeilt
July nuptials Lucia Dare Tyler
told a group Tuesday that on July '
14 she wilt 'become Mrs., Inland'
Sarff . . , The announcement j
party was-at the country home of!
the George t'letchers with Maria j
Dare shanng hostess honors .
Lucia wore a grey frock witli tiny .
print of white and shrimp . ; . . '
Her flowers were gardenias- and j
roves . . . dausRhter, Lucia .Maria,
in a white frock, parsed the an
nouncement cards.
ANNOUNCEMENT TEA a week
ago when Nancy Wallace i told
friends, of her betrothal and Com
ing marriage to Robert Gormsen.
a lieutenant fjg) stationed a Se
attle . . . Their romance began
when he was" tiiking navy V-12
traminx at Willamette . . ; Since
then he has been o ercas.';having
retornel a few monthsago . . .
Their wedding will be June 29 at
.the tWrst Presbyterian church . . .
Besides trousseau shopping. Nan
cy is busy being her own interior
decorator . . painting," making
over pieces of furniture, slip cov
ering and sevuig on curtains for
their new hopne . . . and gopd
news that Bob and Nancy w. ill live
in Salem . . .
For her party Nancy wore a
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pumps . . . Blonde Mary Eliza
beth Si on. in a becoming haven
blue suit with matching, straw hat
with open crown edged in ; blue
flowers and pink ribbon trim,
passed corsages of pink and white
bouvardia centered with a pink
rose ... to which were tied tiny
Burns, the former Calline Hill
man, wearing a hort sleeved
black faille dies and matching
embroidered horsehair hat ...
LvelV roses, pink and red ones.
arranged in attractive bouquets
about the rooms, and on the largje
veranda a bouquet of calla lillies.
which Mrs. Wallace grows herself
. . The gardens at Wallace Or
chards are esjecially lovely this
j time of year . . . with the
j pietty lawns and flower beds.
IN A GARDEN SETTING . . .
Gorgeous decorations at the junior-senior
prom at the high school
Friday . . . A low ceiling with
silver stars which sparkled . . . .
while lattice work, with crepe pa
per wisteria hanging down, en
circling the gymnasium. In the
ce.nter of the floor a ro trellis
. . a large pond with- floating
flowers arranged at one side and
garden furniture amidst the flow
er beds.
And speaking of orchids, seem
ingly there wis on in the hair or
pinned to the gown of every other
girl . . . Lending a summer at
mosphere to the prom were the
wt)ite coats of the men . . Saw
Ela'ine White, who entertained
with a large garden party before
the prom . she wore a pink
backless frock with sequin
trim and a lavender orchid in her
blonde hair . . . petite Barbara
Sundet looked like a Godey --picture
in her quaint gown of white
dotted swiss fashioned with a pa
ri ler and bustle . . . the neckline
was drop shoulder and black rib
bon trim completed the quaintness
of her gown . '. . Her blonde hair
baby orchid almost hidden
curls, sent by her escort
Bellinger . . :
Charlotte Alexander qhic
In her
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rrxa-it nuw Mr. W.4la i W lion high With ft lVldfr
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charming in black crepe frock
with rhinestone trim at the yaist
and Miss Mabel P. Robertsont who
poured, wore black with matching
lace outlining the square, neckline ! gay yellow cotton formal with
I enhanced with a pink flcrwer:. . .
black stripe and bustle in
back
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We invite you to conte in and see lor yourself.
The Smart Shop
Home Rites
Solemnized
Married on Wednesday, May 29
were Miss Donna Minton, daugh
ter of Mrs. Edna Pickett and G.
Keith Lang, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Orrin Lang. The Rev. ;. W. Min
ton, brother of the brine, per
formed the ceremony at the home
of the bride's mother in the .Fish
er apartments.
The bride wore a suit of pastel
pink, with black accessories and
wore a white orchid. Sgt. and
Mrs. Raymond Strawn attended
the couple.
The bride has been emoloyed
at Ladd and Bush bank. The
groom recently returned from
overseas duty with the navy. Doth
are graduates from Salem high
school.
After a reception, the couple
left for a trip to the Oregon
beaches. They will live in Salem.
Dr. ast4 Mrs. Frank Trias Jr.
and Frank and Bill, have moved
to Eugeie-wtire he will practice
dentistry. He' was recently re
leased from the army.
Mrs. E. C. Fersy the and daagb-
ter. Margaret, and the former'
mother. Mrs. 1 F. Swope of Inde
pendence, will leavt Monday for
a month's trip fast. They will vh-
Th Oraqon S tort mom. Salm. Of.. Sunday, Jiwl i. ltlt $
it the George Swope family in
Camden, New Jersey and Phila
delphia. While in the east they
will rrurke trips to New York,
Washington, D. C, and Virginia.
8aleL FEO eeuncU will enter
tain Wfth a no-host luncheon Mon
day afternoon at 1 o'clock at the
Bluebird In honor pf all unaffilia
ted PKO members In the cltr. AU
Salem rCOa are invltedtaruJ.!
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Mrs. Arthar Raethlin aad chil
dren, Joan ihd Jimmy, left Satur
day for a stay at Nesokwlm. Mr.
Roethlin will join his family at the
becah part of the time.
and Charlotte tells us she made it
herself . . . Pretty Sally Smith
attractive in black net ovf pink
. . . Pat Agee looked lo in a
blue eyelet frock with ruffk pep
lum and drop shoulder . . . Bar
bara JJpjohn in white tulle with a
wide tulle flounce ... Vivacious
Joan Lochead in a becoming bro
caded satin gown . . . and Mari
ann Croisan striking in a soft delft
blue frock with wide bertha collar
. . . Pat Pearson wore salmon
jersey with sequin trim at the
waist and Patsy Nickens dress
was of white ' starched lace to
which was pinned a lavender orchid.
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Wednesday, June 5 1916,
10 A. M.
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