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Tb OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon. Sunday Morning. August 18. 1848
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Saturday Was a Day for Brides
Miss Merk
Wedded at
Church
j Salem Man
'Married in
California
and carry gladioluses and garden
ias.
.r.M D 1U Mr-rk, daughter At a ceremony at the Methodist
c: .!; ;.r.d Mrs II F. Merk wore church in.Redondo Beach, Calif.,
a . : .r.g c wn ( w:;.te satin at at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon,
r T.i.-riiRP r John Aubrey: Miss Claire Elizabeth Kingman
' m r. ' ..lr and Mrv John K. became Mrs. Lee Cameron Mc
'. u S.ir.jrday n:4'-it at the Donald. Parents of the bride-elect
i :. .r. . of th Ninrctip She are Mr. and Mrs. Alan Kingman
v . - . r. m.nria:' bv her fa- of Palo Verdes Estates, Calif., and
t ::.t Ke K (Duller those of the groom are Mr. and
o . i Airs. Lyman McDonald of Salem.
T; e r vi n ah mid with a voke ! Sequins and pearls ornament
.rnntr.f red net. round neck lhe wh,t lace wedding gown
- i fuil :rt There wa a lone ! wnicn 15 made with square neck
, n r.i-t veil ed?d with lare , ,n and cP beeves. The veil is
a i a ..rr.net enhance.! with seed : ,f whle net trimmed with lace.
I-ar. The bridal bouquet was of Th? brlde Wll wear Iace gloves
L and a purple orchid.
V A' ma frk attwirloH hr
r ... ma.rt of hm .r She was X1IM n,arJr e Kingman, wear
.. i.i ..m nt Hr Annthr : nK blue taffeta and carrying dais
r. Vera Merk dreied in iM and Peruvian lilies was maid
n.d kr.d Mrv Robert Hempel "f honr tor her sister, while Miss
!ar Hen Sch r.der) in or- Lvelyn Downer and Mary Deese,
i r. hriHMmnH. Th. lat. Jn yellow taffeta and carrying dai
hai k,w4, es and delphiniums were brides-
j ad re made with net m, h- aids. They wore daisies in their
i e at t neckline, rap sleev. es. , nairi. -"e was flower girl.
-.-i i..r. s-.ri f.,ii w,n iw Lord s Prayer" and "I
ti r i . Would That My Love" were sung
. umi .". ' "m " du-l by Mary Lee and Alan
' ' ' ""' Kingman.
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F d ne ton Hni At Dawn- Th' brid" father av in
. o i.e.. on At iJ awn marriage. Best man was David
.w- ! ManJL-,The " ' Minar of Sa,". and "h"s Ralph
. Canr Matsen- Sealtlc' R-r Lorer of
J, '"f Portland. William Burns. Salem,
...! Me; attenifd the wed- Otis Wilson, and Alan Kingman,
c rg .n a r.ay blue dreu made Mrs. Kingman was wearing a
v :n if :,m on whih were em- blue floor length gown enhanced
l-..d-ri .'lowrri. Her hat was with silver sequins on the bodice
i ..v s.r.d her rorige of pink and pink flowers on the skirt,
r -cJi ,Mrs Lyman's gown was rose
.'!it Hr :t a as attired in a dus- crepe, floor length, with which she
t. rc tw-p:ee dre. made with wore white accessories,
i - ; .m r.d with it he wore pink A reception was held after the
a-.! nm roM-btid, ceremony at the Kingman home.
The rKp:.on h-!J at the Sa- Assisting were Miss Lois Barrick.
W rnir.'s rluoho-w followed. 'Saicm. Miss Shirley Jane Hertz,
M P Letit.i ant Mi, Thra Miss Nancy Patterson and Mit
S-in f ...!rd. M- Lawrence , Virginia Field.
U' and Mrs. When the bride and groom left
Ii- ' r hiir.L';rr w . , 4 the punch on a honrvmnnn h uaa
r-. .r.g wer.- Mis Ruby a steel blue wool crepe suit with
r. ;.J S Ruth pf. j. Miss La- black hat and with pink feathers
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Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Berwick
were hosts on Saturday night at a
picnic supper party and family
Kathering at their South 23d street
home. The affair was planned to
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iw.,,,1 return or ineir son
Douglas from the navy, the birth
days of their daughter. Mrs. Rol
Iin Haag and a brother-in-law
.lames Lucas and to present a
shower gift to Miss Louise Lucas
who will be married soon.
Attending were Miss Lucas and
her fiance. Lt. John Stalnkar
bt'ie of Douglas Berwick, Mr and Mrs!
'.'I Mi J. F. I .lira Mr Mvril. 11,.. r
-Hid Mrs. Miles Ed wards. Rett
'".y "t I'i Mwrd.i. Mr. nd Mrs. TA
v 1)1 w " Perrin. Kay and Patricia, Mr.
anrl Mrs. J. H. Lucas. Mr. and
Mrs Cil Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. Rol
lin Haag, Herbert Lucas. Mr. and
Mr. Berwick and Douglas Ber-
w ick.
Dinner Party
Birthday Event
Mrs. Willard Wells gave a din
ner on her husband's birthday an
niversary August 14.
Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mr. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Wii
liam Staats. Portland, Mr. and
Mrs. John Church, Mrs. Theresa
Hover. Tacoma, Frank P. Wells,
Miss Sadie Singer, Nester Tok
stad, Sidney Well. Mrs. Eliza
beth Singer, Mrs. Margaret Ha
tespek. John Schultz, Roy Wells,
Miss Sharon Wells and Miss San
dra Wells.
Miss Olson
Becomes
Mrs. DeSart
At a ceremony held in the Cal
vary Baptist church on Saturday,
Miss Marie - Olson, daughter of
Mrs. Charles Olson, became the
bride of Gerald DeSart, son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. DeSart. The cere
mony was read by the Rev. L. C.
Elliot of St. Helens.
Given in marriage by her bro
ther, Arthur R. Olson, the bride
was attired in a white taffeta
wedding gown made with long
waisted bodice, full net skirt and
fingertip-length veil. The sleeves
were full at the shoulders and the
dress ornamepted at the back with
self-covered buttons. The veil
was caught by a Juliet cap. The
shower bouquet was of gardenias
and a cascade of bouvardias.
Miss Betty Van Osdol, wearing
a blue gown, and carrying a nose
gay of mixed flowers, was maid
of honor. Bridesmaid was Mrs.
Dale Lively In pink chiffon. Miss
Delores Olson, a neice of the bride
sang "Always" and "O Promise
Me."
Robert Brown was best man.
Dale Lively, Ronald Kalberg and
Warren Miller were ushers.
Mrs. Olson and Mrs. DeSart were
were wearing blue street length
dresses and corsages of gardenias
when they attended the wedding.
Mrs. R. W. Clark cut the cake
and Mrs. Marie Be r ens the ices at
the reception which was held in
the church parlors. Assisting in
serving were Mrs. George Davis,
Miss Lauretta McNance and Miss
Jean Hain. Miss Betty Steer was
in charge of the guest book and
Miss Bernice Harwood and Miss
Wanda Froehlich of the gift table.
For her wedding trip, Mrs. De
Sart wore a- grey suit with pin
stripe, black and white accessor
ies and a gardenia corsage. Thev
went to Crater lake on their wed
ding trip
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Whitesel who were married July
20. The brid9, the former Nadine Sohn. is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Sohn of West Salem and the groom Is th
son of Mrs. Florence Haines, Portland. They will live in
Salem. (Kennell-Ellis).
Vows Said
At Church
The wedding of Miss Pearl Zel
la Wieglanda, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Paul E. Wieglenda. and Sam
uel E Heth, son of Grant Heth
will be solemnized at Knight
Memorial church at 8 p. m. on
Sunday. The Rev. Louis White
will be the minister.
The bride will walk down the
aisle on the arm of her father.
Her dress is made with a lace bo
dice and vhite net over taffeta
skirt. The gown is made with a
lace peplum. She will carry white
gladioluses and bouvardia made
into a fan.
Miss Sadie Wieglenda will be
maid of honor for her sister. Her
dress is of aqua taffeta and flow
ers are gladioluses in pastel col
ors. Candlelighters will be Mrs. Ro
bert Heth and Miss Mae Heth.
The mother of the bride has chos
en a dress of black, with which
she will wear a corsage of mixed
flowers.
Best man will be Robert Heth
and ushers will be Clyde Meighen
and Dr. Samuel Hughes.
Mrs. Wieglenda will serve
punch at the reception which fol-
Webfooters
lows the wedding. Mrs. Clifford
liuigesk will cut the akr arid Mrs
Frances Hughes will le in rhattr,e ,
of the guest bHk. The gift table ! I Q rClTC
will le in charge of Mrs. Holieit1
Heth and servers will be Mr Au
stin Da vies. Miss Mae Heth and
Miss Sadie Wieglenda.
For coini! awav Mrs Heth will
wear an aqua stteet die- with
black accessories iiihI thev will
live in Salem until m hix.l (iefis
in the fall, when he will enter Pa
cific university at Forest Groxe
Engagement
Is Told
Annoured this wer-ketid N the
engagement of Mi Doiottiv Van -deneynde.
daughter of the Ciene
Varxieney nd-s to John F. Stel
hammer. sn of Mr. and Mi John
Steelhammer. They plan to be
married Septemler fl
She i a memler f Pi Beta Pin
and attended I'nivrrsitv of fe
gon She has leen on the Kirty
staff of the Capital Journal
Mr. Steelhammer U a graduate )
of Oregon College of F.duation
and Willamette university school
of law.
The annual University of Ore.
Kon wrhfoot rally will Im ret 1 at
J a nt m i beach August 22 at 34
p m It it being prtriaorert by th
1.i.K. mothers and alumni of the
I 'in er aily of Oregon.
Former studenls arid ptwpee
luf student are Invited to th
ft.-e punic and dartre.
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Mrs. The CaiUkaa af ftatUa
ha returned t'i Wahingtjn after
seri1ing a week at the home of
Mil Dora F.atep on South High
lrH-t She is a member of th
I National Mune guild and orjan
ier of the Seattle C'lmtal aorietf,
a group which was well knon
throuabotit the wevtern states an t
Canada some years agm. Mrs. Cal
lahan is a Seattle music teachers.
WEDDING or.no uncerr;n?t
GUT at i!ioriry firintirvj.
( "lior of atrx.k arA lyp
PRINTER3 Phona 7430
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Dr. and Mrs. David Bennett Hill
and grandson, Vernon Pomeroy
are spending two weeks at their
summer home at Neskowin. Mrs.
Richard Olson and son of Chicago,
Mr. and Mrs. Hume Downs and
Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Sanders will
be weekend guests.
Mothers Meet,
Hear Reports
. Mrs. Jessie Banders presided at
a meeting of the Gold Star moth
ers held at VFW hall Thursday.
Reports were given by Mrs. Elea-
Mr. DeSart is emDloved at Keith ! nor Laura Johnson. Mrs. Flossie
Brown Building Supply and she at Smalley. A letter was read from
the Dairy Co-op. a ruipino iamuy Dy ivirs. Anna
iarxms.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Wale I Initiated at the meeting were
left Thursday for their home in
Baker, after a week's visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Par
ker on D street.
Mrs. Helen S. White, Mrs. Viola
Tyler, Mrs. Lela A. Young, Mrs.
Viola Zander and Mrs. Fannie
Bectol.
Past Presidents
At Mickelsons'
The past presidents of the Unit
ed Spanish war veterans auxiliary
met at the home of Mrs. Jessie
Bush Mickelson on Saginaw street
Thursday afternoon.
Members present were M r s.
Florence Buckles, Mrs. Marie Nel
son, Mrs. Jessie Bertelson, Mrs.
Pauline Wood, Mrs. Ellen Thomp
son, Mrs. Ethel Welch. Mrs. Lulu
Humphry and the hostess, Mrs.
Jessie Bush Mickelson, all of Sa
lem and Mrs. Abbie Parker of
Portland. Visitors were Mrs. Lau
ra Bugher, Mrs. Maude Chaignot,
Mrs. Bertha DeSart, all of Salem
and Mrs. Bess Goodrich of Portland.
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