t-Tho Statesman. Solom. Ortqon. Tpuradar. October 10. 1946
Home Rites
Are Read
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The lr1c Kotf J j.oiler blue
till vsi'tr i-hri i y - w me u t t-vvrie
urul ai .iiite of white ami wine
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Mi lU-ne IW-ni. woie gold
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Thr y i -n i vi.iv 'aHeinle.1 by
Francis Flint of Portland. The
songs "Thrtnigh tile Yfin" and
"Until" were sung by Virgil Ma
on. accompanied by Mn. Gladys
Out et man.
Out of town guests were Mrs.
Maude Howard and France How
ard of Silverton, Mr. and Mrs. Crit
Huston of Newberg. Mr. and Mri.
Francis Flint of Portland and Miss
Cora Hlis of Portland.
Alter a trip around the Willam
ette valley the couple will be at
home in Salem.
Secretary ( Stale and Mrs.
Robert 8. Farrell. Jr. are in Port
land m few days and returning
Vkith them Fiiday for the weekend
will be their daughter, Joan a
student at Annie Wright Semi
nal y in Tacoma.
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Tuesday and Friday
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Society
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Music . . The Home
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I Woman's Editor
JEBYMZ ENGLISH
Society Editox
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Mi'ss Rice
Now Mrs.
TheiCariier Room of the First
Method ik t church was the scene
of the wedding of Mist Ramonu
Rice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W. D. Rice, to Bert A Burr, son
of Mr nd Mrs. R. O. Burr of
Newport, s Wednesday night at 8
o'clock. Or. Joseph Adams offici
ated at the nuptials and Miss
Elaine Bamre played the wedding
music. i
For her wedding the bride chose
a white cable net afternoon dress
with draped skirt and flowered
hat of bouvardla. . She carried a
white Bible marked with a white
orchid,! It
Miss Kolleen Kroner was the
bride's: only attendant and wore
a green dress with corsage of yel
low rose. Lois Burr, niece of the
groom, was Mower girl. Henry
Burr stood with his brother as
best man.
Mrs. Rice chose a grey Jersey
dress with corsage of purple baby
orchids for the rites and Mrs.
Burr wore a pink dress and cor
sage of white baby orchids. .
The wedding reception was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
F. Rofow. Assisting were? Men
dame Raymond Rolow, j Gladys
Cronrf. Maurice Heater.: Joscrjh
Cathcart. Miss Ruth David, Miss
Vvonne Haugen and Miss Helen
Brokke.
When the newlyweds' left on
their honeymoon the eride wore
a brown chalk stripe suit with
chartreuse accessories and or
chid corsage. The couple Will live
in McMinnville while he Is at
tending Lin field college.
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Reception
Event of
Tonight
Highlighting the social calendar
this week Is the reception for
which President and Mrs. George
Herbert Smith and their daugh
ters. Misses Sara Louise and Mar
garet Alice, will be hosts tonight
at University House.
Calling hours are from 8 to
10 o clock and bidden are mem
bers of the board of trustees and
their wives, official visitors of the
state of Oregon to the university
and tneir wives.
Greeting guests at the door dur
ing the evening will be Miss
Louise Cutler and Miss Mary Ann
Brady. Receiving guests in the
hallway will be Mrs. Sumner Gal
laher and Miss Mary Jean . Hus
ton. President and Mrs. Smith and
daughters will receive in the
drawing room. J
Mineling with the cuests dur
ing the evening will be Miss Beryl
Holt, Mrs. A. A. Lee. Mrs. Maur
ice Brennen, Mrs. Ralph Dobbs,
Mrs. Roy Lockenour, Mrs. Paul
B. Wallace, Mrs. M. C. Findley.
Mrs. Herbert Rahc and Dr. Helen
Pearce,
Presiding at the coffee urns the
first hour will be Mrs. Tinkham
Gilbert and Mrs. Robert Fenix.
Pouring the last hour will be Mrs
Charles A. Sprague and Mrs. Law
rence Riggs. Assisting In the din
ing room will be Mrs. Melvin
Geist, Mrs. Earl T. Brown, Miss
Lorena Jack, Mrs. William Moel-
lering, Mrs. A. A. Schramm, Mrs
Robert Moulton Gatke, Mins Lois
Latimer and Mrs. Leslie Sparks
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All-School
Dance on
Friday
The fall social tpotlight swings
into. focus on the Willamette uni
versity campus with many dances
being held by the various or
ganizations.
Independent men and women
will sponsor an all-school sports
dance, Friday night, to be held
in thejchool gym after the Lin-
field-Willamette football game.
Honor guests at the affair will
be the Linfield and WU teams
and attending Linfield college stu
dent body members. Chaperones
at the dance will be Prof, and
Mrs. James E. Simpson, Dr. and
Mrs. Floyd Bird and Prof, and
Mrs. Ronald V. Rethke, of Uxe
university faculty.
Arrangement com m 1 1 e e s in
clude, decorations, Berniece Hugh
es chairman, and i Helen Winn
chaperones, Marian McClain; mu
sic, Marion Crews; refreshment
Horace Muntst clean-up, Mark
Crunican and publicity, Ro Jean
rmley and Max Bcrgstrom.
Kappa Gamma Rho fraternity
will hold it's first date dance of
the season Saturday night at the
Mayflower dairy lounge. from 8:30
to midnight.
Refreshments will be served a
the Informal dance for which Bob
F'letcher and William F.dward will
act as general chairmen.
o CLUB CALENDAR
THIRSDAY
Rojourner desaert luncheon, Salem
Woniin'i club, 1:IS p.m.
PI Brit fhl alumna Willi lln.
Jamea T. Brand, 331 North Cummer
t., demert supper, 7:30 p.m.
Highland School Motrin club meet
at M'hool auditorium, 115 p m.
Kin (wood Garden club with Mr.
Carl Andcnaon, 1234 Elm street. 1:30
PThunday club with Mrs. C. A.
Sprague. 429 N. 14th at., 1:15 dctacrt
luncheon.
Utile Garden culb of Salem Height,
with Mrs. Charles Sawyer. 1 o'clock
dessert luncheon. Mrs., McWarn in
charge.
Patriarch Militant auxiliary meet at
lOor halt pm.
St. Joseph's Mothers club meet at
St. JophTa hall 2:30 p rn.
OeMolay Motheist club. no-houl
luncheon at 12, business meeting. Ma
sonic temple.
FRIDAY
Three IJnks club meet at IOOF liall
club rooms. 2:30 p m.
North Ralem WtTU with Mrs. C.
M. Roberts. SIS Shipping St.. 2 p m.
AAUW Music group with M", Frank
BurltnKham. 300 N.- 14th St.. 2 p m.
SATIKU4V
Salem Woman's club meeting, club
house, 2:30 p.m., board meeting, 1:45
p rn,
Salem chanter. Order of Eastern
Star meet at Masonic Temple, S p.m.
MONDAY
U of O mothers, business meeting 2
p.m. at YWI A.
Salem Junior Woman's club meetlnr.
pm, clubhouse, board meeting, 7.30
p.m.
Anniversary
Dinner For
Kiwanians
I A I' rTTl I
Party
Mr. and Mrs. Fxlvvard ). Stad
tcr, jr. have invited a g'oup of
their friends to an informal party
Saturday night at their Fairmount
Hill home in compliment to Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Williams. -
Mr. and Mrs. Williams and son,
Amby, will be leaving later In
the month for the east coast to
make their home. They have sold
their Fairmount Hill reftirience.
Guests have teen invited to call
after six o'clock to say au revuir
to Mr. and Mis. William.
Mrs. Hann New
President
Alpha XI Delta alumnae elec
ted Mrs. J. H. Hann president of
their group Tuesday night at a
meeting at the home of Mrs. A. C.
Newell. Other officers are Mrs.
William Galloway, Jr., vice -president;
and Mrs. M. E. Knicker
backer, secretary-treasurer. Dur
ing the evening Miss Klise Schtoe
rier gave an interesting talk on her
trip to Mexico. A late supper w as
served by the hostess.
Others present were Mrs. An
drew Hal voi son, Mrs. R. W. Ta
venner, Mrs. Bradford Humphrey
of Independence, Mrs. Glenn Ste
vens and Miss Verna Keppingcr.
Mrs. Mason Bishop. 1541 SeuthJ hour. Referendum s-d iritu.:.
Church M., will cntcitain tlwf . rneu ui s to appear in the
South Salem Woman's ChriMi.-in
TemiH'iaiM e Union ,at 2 o'clock
Friday afternoon. Mh. Indian
Conner will asi.t at the tea
ember ballot will b iicul
by Mrs. C. W. Stacey. leg;at. e
i hau man t the Oreg'n C.r.i.I
of Church Women.
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This
Morning
9:30 O'CIock t
Twenty-fifth anniversary cele
bration of the founding of the
Salem KJwania club was an event
of Tuesday night at the Marion
hotel. Over two hundred Klwanis
members and their wives were
present and- were seated in the
Mirror room at long tables decora
ted with bouquets of fall lowers
in brilliant hues.
The Rev. Charles Durden was
toastmaster and the Rev. George
H. Swift gave the invocation.
Four old time waiters performing
during the evening were : Wen
dell Webb, Rusell Frost, William
Braun and Ted Medford. A deco
rated birthday cake was cut dur
ing the evening.
Visitors from ten clubs -ouulde
of Salem were present for the
occasion. At the speakers table
were William 11. Baillie, president
of Rotary, and Mrs. Baillie, Ed
ward Majek, president of the
Lions club, and Mrs. Majek, Lt.
Gov. and Mrs. Frank Bennett and
Lt. Gov. and Mrs. William H.
Hammond of Oregon City.
William McKinney, 25th presi
dent of the Salem club, introduced
the past presidents. Four charter
members were present and Judge
Arlie Walker of McMinnville pre
sented a gift from the Salem club
to Dr. Henry Morris, a charter
member and past president, for his
perfect attendance record during
the 25 years. A clever comedy
skit concerning the district con
vention held in Vancouver was
given by Mr. McKinney and Guy
Hittok.
Judge James T. Brand intro
duced the speaker, Roy Shields of
Portland, first president of the Sa
lem club,- who reminisced about
the club. Phil Schnell was chair
man of the banquet.
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Mrs. L. F. Heuperman, retiring
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New officers introduced were
Mrs. W. ill. Barber, president;
Mrs. C .C. Edwards, secretary,
and Mrs. I. W. Geer, who has
been reelected as treasurer. Other
board members present were
Mesdames Christine Simmons,
Frank Jlrak. B. F. Wiens, Nettie
Roberts, John Wiens and H. P.
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