tTh Oregon Statesman. Sgjem. Ore.. TuoadoT' Jym 23, 1348
Bride-Elect
Is Honor
Guest -
alias Mary Jane Simmon,
wbow marriage to Charles Bar
clay wui oe an event oj w ria-y
U&X, will be the honor guest at
one o'clock luflcheon this after-
nova when Mrs. Margaret Cal-
lasbmn and her sister, Mrs. Wil
ImBI ScaiKfiing, , entertaining at
lb formers heme on North 17th
street. - ' ' ' j
t Covers will be placed for
twelve guests at small tables cen
tered with pastel summer bou
cjueta. Contract bridge willHe in
yUy during the afternoon.
After lh wedding rehearsal
Thursday night the groonv-elecfs
Lest man. J. Henry Helser, will
er.tertain with a bachelor's party
fur Mr. Barclay. Miss Simmons
and the feminine members of the
bridal party will be honored at
dinner for which her mother.
Mrs. Roy H. Simmons, will be
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To Mr. and Mrs. George McLeod
go congratulations on the birth of
t a tun on June 20 in Berkeley.
Calif. The little boy. who weighed
even pounds and three ounces,
, has an older brother, Mark Gard
ner. Mrs. McLeod is the former
j Winifred Gardner. The baby's
; grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. L.
C. McLeod of Salem and Mrs.
H. S. Gardner of Berkeley. Mr.
( MtLKMl is niw fctudying for his
j degree in law at Leland
Stanford ..mv.tv
Mra. Halter L- Spaulding will
go to Albany today to attend an
executi meeting of the Giil
Scouts at the home of Mrs. Frank
Za rones.
Au Revoir
Dinner
Mrs Malcolm Mitchell was hos
tess fur an au revotr buffet rup-
per party Sunday night at the
Normandy Manor at 7 o'clock for
a group of her friends.
Mrs. Mitchell, with her daugh
ter. Susan, plans to leave shortly
for Kitzengen. Germany to join
Lt. Mitchell. They hae received
their "ockine" 01 den and are
h bern in Salem since Jan-
u'ary at the Frank Earnest home.
They resided here before he en
tered the service..
Mrs. Mitchell's guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Norv.il Edward. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Earnest. Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Mpe. Mr. and Mrs.
Vern Shay. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett
Kleir ke. Mr and Mis EM he I Ben-
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rer. Mr. and Mrs Donald Arm-
priest, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Ferris.
j,r .,nd Mrjl- Wavi Smith, all
, - , mi ' i i t
of Sjlcm. Mr and Mrs Lorcn
Rhisler. Mr. Fay Room. Dr. and
Mi. -Sidney Hanson and Mr ind
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land.
all of Port-
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To Marry
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From Deihver. Colorado comes
news of the? wedding of Miss Elsie
M. Dollif , rlauRhter of Mr. . and
Mr s. Frank p. Dolhs of Denver, to
Dan W. Graves of Salem, son of
E. P. Graves of Wichita. Kansas
and Mrs. N iA. Johnson of Haskell.
Oklahoma, Which will take place
this morning at St. Martin's chapel
of St. John's Episcopal church at
11:30 o'clock.
The altar will be decorated with
all white ClowersT where Canon
Harry Watt will officiate. Sam
Cutright will be the oigani.M.
The bride, who will be given in
marriage by her father, has chosen
a pink shantung gown with em
broidered cap sleeves and pock
ets. Small self-covered buttons
extend down the bodice in front
and the neckline is square. Her
matching rjat is trimmed with
veiling ancf her "flowers will be
gardenias and stephanotis.
Miss Marguerite Rtshel will be
the maid of hondr and w ill wear
a shantung gown with embroidery
trim and a white hat and acces
sories. Hertcorsage will be of red
rote. Miss Carolyn Green will be
bridesmaid ;and dress is of char
treuse shantung with cap leeve
and tie neik. Her flo-.seis will
also be red -roses.
David F4 Harlow. U.S. navy,
will stand with the groom a bet
man. Ustiers are Frank Dollis and
Richard Crijbbs.
The bride's mother will wear a
navy blue; gown ti immeil with
pastel blue lace and pe;irl but
tons. The ' gloom's parent will
be unable to be present for the
nuptial.. ;
Immetliab'ly after the cere
mjmy the ctiple will he honored
atj a wedfing breakfast at the
I,akewojd fi'oinitry cluh.
When th r:cwlv eis l-.',c On
their honeH moon to Hi inv ool
lA1iie. ftes Puik Coloiado the
bride will ci.n a paMel blue cmdi-f
gun suit MSith white blouse and
accesorie4i Mr. Gra . and his
bride will ie at home in Kalcm
at 495 N Siummer t.. i. Mer . Aiu-:
ut 1 Tht-y both attended t!ie!
Lniei-ity t'f Denier ami Univer
sity ttl DeijX t r School fit L.hiiiii
anhip. Snp is a nun.U r of Al
ph.i Zl Ih.11.1. Mr. (il.i-s i the
Willamette ;ui-etity l:bi at tan.
Mr. and .Mrs. Clarence J. Mr-
I'u.-ki-r tfli.ite Hailev) aie ic
ceivii: fo.i atti.ations on the
birth of a d.iughtei . jn F.liia-'
Iveth. on Jiine ;.t Use Salem
General hjpit.il. Tl'.e b..by, whr
we.ghed si en pounds and four
teen o-jtrtei. i the ciiind-oti of'
Mr and Mr Fret k K By ley of;
Salem and; Mis. C' .J. McCuker:
of Portland;
leaving today for their home
j in FuHci toh. Calif are Mr. and;
Mrs. C. W i) Fhnf. lui ha c been;
v ixitini! he(e foi severat weeks;
with lelitivt-s While in the nortii'
they alo veiled in Turoma.
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to reli pain, nervous ai
trra kfld snk. drssrd out'
frriiuva. of ortin a.t.'
wnra out io irntnmi I ui.t -Clonal
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MAXINE BUREN
Women' Editor
Luncheon at
Spaulding's
Mrs. Walter L. Spaulding pre
sided at a one o'clock luncheon
Monday afternoon at: her Court
street home for the pleasure of
members of her club and a group
of additional guests. The affair
was arranged in compliment to
Mrs. J. H., Lauterman a member
of the club, w ho his returned
to Salem after a two years stay
in the south.
The luncheon table Was centered
with a bouquet of sweet peas
flanked by pink tapers. The in
dividual tables w e r e centered
with sweet pea and blue forget-me-not
nosegays. Mr. James
Bennison assisted her imother in
formally. Additional guests were Mes
dames F.. J. Scellars. Fied Stump.
Edgar Linden, jr. L.J O. Arens,
J N. Chambers. Homer Goulet,
sr . Ru H. Mills and Percy R
Kelly.
Lt. Pillette
Weds Nurse
Of interest tdTfTe grtKm's many
Salem friends is announcement
of the marriage of Lt Mary Elea
nor Hergiri. t'SN. laughter of Mr.
anil Mis. Flwaid Hi Berlin of
Derby. Conn, to Lt t'hailes Vin
cent Pillette. IISNH, son of Mrs.
F.a Pillette of Salem. which Uk
place at Ihe Floyd BtSnnett naval
air station chapel, Brooklyn, N.
Y, on June 15 at a high noon
ceremony. Lt Comm. loseph Con
way. nay chaplain, of f iciatcd.
For her weddiriK th bride wore
an afternoon fnxk of blue crepe
fasliione'l with weetl'icart nck
lirie. fitted IxkIhc and short
!(i'i'. v. ith lins wliite r'io cs.
Her h.t was white .straw with
white rose, and she carried a
whit prayer book tped with a
.hite orchid and streamers of
begonia--.
Lt Betlve Schwartz. 1"SNT. of
Detroit. Muh, was mtud of hon
or, and Lt C'mdr. John Morrissey.
USNR of Bell Harbor i N. Y. was
best man.
The maid of honor wore a white
and blue print dress with a white
Juliet cap and a corsage of gar
denias A reception was held following
the wedding at the Officers,' club
at the air station The new ly weds
left by car on a wedding trip to be
spent touring the east; coast, after
which they w ill stop t Alliance,
Ohio, to take delivery on a new
light plane in which they will fly
to )i i-Kon, to te at home in Salem
after August 1.
The bnde, a graduate of the
Dei by high school unit St Francis
hospital school of nursing in Hart
ford. Conn , is serving as navy
flight nurse, attached to VR-3.
US naval air station fct Patuxent
Rier. Md. She has teen in the
serv ice since February 1943. serv
ing as flight nurse evacuating
wounded in the Pacific theater.
She has served in Guam. Okin
awa. Manes Island and Kwajelein
and expects her discharge short
ly Lt Pillette--graduated from Sa
lem high school and the Oregon
Institute of Te hnoloy and has
been in the navy sirue January.
1943. He is based at Floyd Ben
nett air station. He expects his
discharge In Julv and; will be as
sociated heie with th4f Salem Air
Ser ice. Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen' K. Gordon
and son. Douglas Allisn. have re
turned to, their home In Santa
Monica. Calif, after a fuitnight'
tay here at the home1 of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh C. Craig.
Mrs. Raymond Walsh, her son.
Raymond, and daughter, Jane,
have returned from San Mateo.
Cahf. Mrs. Walsh and her son
wei.t south to attend jane's grad
uation at San Mateo: Junior col
lege, where she received her jun
ior certificate. She will complete
her college woik at the University
of Oregon this fall. They returned
home by way of Lake Tahoejand
Reno. -
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JERYME ENGLISH
Societr Editor
From Phoenix. Arlsona comes
news of the birth of a son to Lt.
and Mrs. George Brooks Sperry
on June 21. Mri. Sperry is the
former Adele Hayes, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hayes of
Portland, formerly of Lake La
bis h.
Sojourners will meet for s
bridge tea and guest day on
Thursday at the Salem Woman's
club at one o'clock. Plans will be
made for the annual picnic to be
held on July 14.
Couple .Wed
In Kansas
Now at home at 100 Hansen
ive. in Salem are Mr. and Mrs.
F. D. Palmer. , mart ied Friday,
June 7. at the Presbyterian church
in Gamett. Kans.
Mrs. Palmer, the former Miss
Margaret Pollock, wore a formal
gown of brocade and silver, mate
rial which was given her by
graduating class In the girls' col
lege at Cairo, Egypt, when she
was a teacher there. She wore a
fingertip veil and carried a colon
ial bouquet of Joanna Hill roses.
Baskets of Madonna lilies and
white snapdragons were used In
the sanctuary, where organ mu
sic was played throughout the
ceremony and only members of
the two families were wedding
guests-.
Mrs R F Kurick of Porth Platte.
Neb, tiaveled to Garnctt by pri-
! vale plafie to serve as her sister's
attendant, and her three-year-old
daughter was flower girl. The
bride's brother, Robert Pollock,
was best m-an. Mrs. Kurick wore
! white taffeta figured in gold and
silv er and can led a colonial bou
quet of r oses and sweet peas.
Mis. L. C. Palmer of Lyndon,
formerly of Salem, mother of the
bridegroom, and Mrs. C. A. Pol-
J Io k. mother of the bride, had
' cordages of Jo;,iina Hill roses.
Mrs. PaJmer. who holds a mas-
! ter's de gree in English literature
from Colorado university, is a li-
: brai fan as well as a teacher. Mr.
Palmer is a linotype operator on
j The Statesman.
; Donaldson-Roop
Vows Read
SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs
Harold Roop, Silverton, are an
nouncing the marriage' of their
daughter. Q'ive J. Roop, on Fri
day night, June 21 at 7 o'clock
to Bernard M. Donaldson, Salem,
at the First Christian church par
sonage in Salem. Only members
of the immediate family were
present. The Rev. Dudley Strain
officiated.
Mrs. Donaldson recently sold
her Baby land shop at Silverton.
and Mr. Donaldson is manager of
Blake, MoXTett and Towne paper
company at Salem, where the
couple will live.
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MAMVG C077VVS AND UN
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Miss Grant
Now Mrs.
Krueger
Miss Elizabeth Mae Grant- be-
j came Gordon A. Krueger's bride
at a beautiful ceremony Monday
night at the First Methodist
church. The bride is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Grant
and her husband is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold A. Krueger.
Dr. Joseph N. Adams officiated
at 8:30 rites.
The altar was banked with bou
quets of blue dephinium, pink
snapdragons and white gladiol
uses flanked by white tapers. The
pews -were marked with white
satin ribbon bows and the aisle
was lighted with candles. Miss
Charlotte Reeves, wearing pink,
and Miss Ruth HughJett, in blue,
lighted the tapers. Mrs. Gene
Cooksey was the soloist and Mrs.
James Smart the organist.
Of white satin and marquisette
was the bridal gown. The satin
bodice was designed with a scal
loped peplum and long sleeves
with points over the wrists. But
tons extended down the back and
the high rounded neckline was
fashioned with a marquisette yoke
edged in ruffle of handmade
lace. The full marquisette skirt
over satin terminated in train.
Her fingertip length tulle veil
cascaded from a braided satin cor
onet and was caught at the sides
with clusters of stephanotis. Her
only ornament was a single strand
of pearls, a gift of the groom. She
carried a white Bible marked with
white orchids and streamers of
Cecile brunner roses. Mr. Grant
gave his daughter In marriage.
Precede the Bride
Immediately preceding the
bride walked the matron of honor,
Mrs. James Overlook of Seattle,
and before her the two brides
maids. Miss Amanda Hargis and
Miss Betty Ann Dutton. The hon
or matron wore a white marquis
ette frock with lace basque bo
dice, short sleeves and a full skirt.
She wore long blue jersey gloves
and carried a nosegay of sweet
peas centered with pink roses.
The bridesmaids' dresses were
of white marquisette with short
sleeves and full skirts. They had
elbow length pink jersey gloves
and carried nosegays of sweet
peas centered with blue delphin
ium and tied with pink stream
ers. The girls all wore matching
satin bands. In their hair caught
with clusters of sweet peas at the
side.
t James S. Smart stood with the
; groom as best man. Seating the
guests were Victor J. Collins,
James Newcomb, Robert Victor
and Malcolm Leo Page.
For her daughter's nuptials
Mrs. Grant selected an aqua blue
crepe gown fashioned with a
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draped skirt. She wore long
American Beauty Jersey gloves
and her flowers were American
Beauty roses. Mrs. Krueger at
tended her son's marriage In an
ice blue satin gown designed with,
a draped skirt on each side, where
it was caught with matching satin
bows. She wore long black gloves
and pink roses in her hair.
Greet the Guests
The newlyweds greeted their
guests at a reception in the Car
rier Room. Mrs. Victor Collins of
Corvallis was in charge of the
dining room. Presiding at the
punch bowls were Mrs. William
H. Krueger and Mrs. Arthur Sel
ander. Mrs. Robert A. Forkner
cut the bride's cake. Serving were
Miss Evelyn Collins, Miss Carol
Cain, Mrs. Donald J. Callahan and
Mrs. Robert Howe. The bride's
cake centered the table and was
encircled with a wreath of roses
and flanked by white tapers In
silver candelabras. Mrs. Margaret
Millard was at the gift table and
Mrs. H. Gordon Carl T Passed the
guest book.
After a wedding trip to Victor
ia, B. C, the - couple will be at
home In Salem at 1873 North
Capitol st. For travelling the
bride wore a grey dressmaker
suit with dolman sleeves and a
matching beret. Her shoes and
purse were lizard and she wore
Kolinsky furs, to which were
pinned white orchids. Mr. Krue
ger is now in business here with
his father. The couple received
their diplomas from the Universe
ity of Oregon on June 15.
Airs. Jaoenh Felton and too.
Billy, have left for Pacific City
to spend the summer months.
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Betrothal of "
Couple Told
Miss Marcella Gardner, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs, M. C. Gard
ner, Salem, is announcing her en
gagement to John F. Curtis, son
of Mrs. J. F. Curtis, also of Sa
lem. He was recently discharged
from the navy and is at present
employed by Keith Brown , com
pany. Miss Gardner, a graduate of
Salem high school, has since
graduation been employed at state
industrial accident commies ion of
fices, j -
No date has been set for the
wedding.
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