8 The Slatman, Salam. Oraqon. Sunday. Fabruarr 9. 1947
Rosella Bell
Weds Navy
Ensign
At a double ring ceremony at
St. Joseph's Catholic church Sat
urday at 2:30 o'clock. Miss Roselle
Marie Bell, daughter of Mr. -and
Mrs. George H. Bell of Stayton,
became the bride of Ensign Theo
dore R. Jones. USN, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Knox of Grants
Pass.
The church was decorated in
white flowers and greenery. Fath
er Gerald Linhen officiated. Reid
Shelton of Salem, sang and or
ganist was Wayne Muessey.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was gowned in a Vic
torian period dress of white satin
with a short train, and full length
veil of French tulle edged in
French handmade lace, caught in
a wreath of orange blossoms. She
carried a white prayer book, top
ped with white roses.
Mrs. Walter H. Bell was matron
of honor. Her gown was of white
brocade and she wore a flower
bonnet and white lace mitts.
Miss Patsy Lou Knox, cousin
of the groom was bridesmaid and
also wore white. Pastel nosegays
were carried by the attendants.
Best man was Walter H. Bell
of Stayton, brother of the bride.
Robert Ratcliffe was groomsman.
Seating the guests were Gorden
Kuenke. Leigh ton Fairham and
David Geddis.
Reception Follows
Mrs. Bell, mother of the bride,
wore pale gold, .with black bead
trim and a matching hat. Her cor
sage was preen orchids. Mrs. Knox
wore a three-piece dressmaker
suit of dark blue, with an ostrich
feather hat, and corsage of pink
camellias and bouvardia.
Immedictely following the cere
mony a reception was held at the
Pi Beta Phi house.
Mrs. Frtnk Cody of Grand
Ronrie cut the rake, and Mrs. Ed
ward J. Beil of Stayton and Mrs.
liobert M.l! poured. Miss Shirlee
Freele of Stayton and Alan and
Neal Be!!, nephews of the bride,
aoisted. Serving were the Misses
Mary Jean Huston. Louise Cutler,
Emma b u East, Carolyn Brady,,
Sharon Genlen and Mary McKay, j
The couple left for California on
their uer.cing trip and will live
in Coronario as the groom is sta
tioned at The naval ais base at San
Diego. Ff-r traveling the bride
wore a fcieen dressmaker suit with
a winter white topcoat, hat of
brown beaver felt and lizzard ac- '
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CLUB CALENDAR
TUESDAY
Alpha Gamma Delta alumna with
Mrs. Robert Duniway, (70 N. Summer
st p.m.
Past Presidents of WRC. at Mayflow
er hall. 13 JO no-host luncheon.
Laurel Social Hour club with Mrs.
E W. Emmett, Glen Creek Drive, 1
p.m.
Marion-Polk Medical auxiliary din
ner. Nohlxren's t-JO p.m.. business
meeting with Mrs. Carl W. Enunons.
Eastern Star social club. Masonic
Temple, dessert luncheon. 1:1S pjn.
Gamma Phi Beta alumnae with Mrs.
Bert Ford. S30 dinner.
Chi Omega alumnae with Mrs. Fran
cis Wade. MS D St.. 7:30 p.m.
. YWCA board of directors meeting at
YW. Ai a-m.
WEDNESDAY
First Methodist WSCS executive
board, t:30 ajn.. circles meet for des
sert luncheons. 1:13 p.m.
Jason Lee WSCS business meeting.
10 JO ajn.. luncheon. IS JO, church par
lors. Pythian Sisters PLE and F club with
Mrs. Eunice Burk. 643 Edgewater St..
covered dish supper, i :30 p.m.
MONDAY
Junior Woman's club meeting, club
bouse, p.m.
Chapter BQ. PEO with Mrs. Sidney
Boise. Orchard Road. 7:45 p.m.
Chapter AB of PEO. 7:43 with Mrs.
M. E. Peck. 1532 Court Street.
THURSDAY
Sojourners dessert luncheon. 1 :1J,
Salem Woman's clubhouse.
FRIDAY
Nortn Salem WCTU annual institute
at Jason Lee church. 10JS a.m.. cov
ered dish luncheon at noon.
Panel Covers
'Understanding'
The February meeting of Delta
chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma, edu-
cauon Honorary lor women, was
held in Salem on Saturday. This
group comes from Yamhill, Polk
and Marion counties.
The morning business meeting
was followed by luncheon at the
Golden Pheasant and directed by
Miss Muriel Jernstedt of McMinn-
ville. president. j
In the afternoon, Mrs. Agnes I
Booth. Salem, was chairman of a j
round table discussion on "De- !
veloping a mutual understanding ;
between teacher and community." ;
Representing homemakers was ;
Mrs. O. I. Paulson; ministers was !
Dr. Charles Durden; administra- j
tors, Walter Snyder; business men,
Dave HoIt7.man and classroom
teachers. Miss Hannah Olson. j
Officers will be elected at the
regular YWCA board of directors
meeting Tuesday morning at the
YW at 9:45 o'clock.
cessories. She pinned a corsage of
pink perfection camellias and bou
vardia to her coat.
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Miss Lorna
Arnold Is
Betrothed
Now wearing a diamond on her
third finger, left hand, is Miss
Lorna Arnold, daughter of Mr.
and Mrst L. H. Arnold, whose be
trothal to Robert Wagers, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Wagers,
was revealed Saturday night at a
dessert supper at the Arnold home.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Salem high school and employed
at the Smart shop. Her fiance is a
senior at Salem high school. No
plans have been made for the
wedding.
Guests learned the news when
they were passed individual heart
shaped cakes bearing the names
of the couple. The supper table was
centered "with a bouquet of red
carnations flanked with matching
tapers. The small tables were cen
tered with gold baskets of violets.
Bidden to the announcement
party were Mrs. L. H. Arnold, Mrs.
Robert V. Wsrgers, Misses Jean
Hatfiled, Betty Twedt, Betty Lou
Edwards, Beverly Kenney, Caro
lyn Davis, Mary Reimann, Rosa
belle Ross, Nancy 'Buren, Patricia
Larson, Elaine White, Anna Mae
England, Betty Causey, Claudia
Suchy, Bonnie Wilson and Frances
Hertz.
WSCS Methodist
Circles Meet
The First Methodist church
WSCS executive board will meet
at the church Wednesday at 9:30
a. m. The circles will meet at 1:15
for dessert luncheons.
Circle 1 will meet with Mrs.
J. D. Foley, 1505 North 21st st.,
with Mrs. Edith Ficklin and Mrs.
R. W. Marsters assisting.
Circle 2 will meet with Mrs.
J. R. Carruthers, 920 N. 19th St.,
with Mrs. Lena Lisle and Mrs.
Frank Bennct assisting.
Circle 3 will meet with Mrs.
Thomas Holman. 965 N. Summer
st., with Miss Helen Litchfield and
Mrs. H.H. Vandevort assisting.
Circle 4 will meet with Mrs.
J. M. Adams. 636 State st., with
Mrs. Zella Roggy and Mrs. U. F.
Hawk assisting.
Circle 3 will meet with Miss
Laura Hale, 860 E St., with Mrs.
Preston Doughton and Miss Ida
Brown assisting.
Circle 6 will meet in the fellow
ship room at the church with Mrs.
Wesley Wire. Mrs. J. J. Micky and
Mrs. Ralph DaMetz as hostesses.
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Plan Entertainment
Plans were made Friday, by
members of the Woman's Relief
corps for entertainment of the na
tional president of the organiza
tion, Mrs. Alice F. Larson of Min
ot, N.D., who will make an of
ficial visit here in March.
The meeting Friday was held at
VFW hall and presided over by
Mrs. Blanche Stuart, new presi
dent. Past presidents will meet
Tuesday at Mayflower hall for a
covered dish luncheon at noon.
The aid society meeting will be
Feb. 13, with Lenora Hartley, 311
Richmond. A covered dish lunch
eon will preceed the election.
Hills Will
Celebrate
Mr. and Mrs. William Hill are
celebrating their 50th wedding an
niversary with an informal recep
tion at their Fifth street home to
day. Friends have been invited to
call between 3 and fl o'clock.
Mrs. E. E. Hill. Mrs. W. D. Wil
kinson, Mrs. Warren B. Baker and
Mrs. F, Ethel Lau will pour and
assisting about the rooms will be
the granddaughters. Miss Kath
ryn Hill, Miss Shirley Hill and
Miss Marilyn Hill. Another grand
daughter. Miss Janet Wilkinson,
will pass the guest book.
Mrs. W. D. Wilkinson, Miss Vada
Hill and Elmore Hill, children of
Mr. and Mrs. Hilt will be in at
tendance. Joseph C. Hill, Mrs.
Hill and baby daughter. Kaye
Ann, of Los Angeles will be un
able to come north.
Shower Given
For Couple
A shower was given for Mr. and
Mrs. Roger Langston. Thursday
night at the home of the groom's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kelley
on North 24th street. Mrs. E. B.
! Hauser and Mrs. J. A. Barham
i were hostesses.
The Langstons were married
Feb. 1 at the Free Methodist par
sonage by the Rev. R. T. Fine.
SILVERTON When Mrs. J.
I C. Morley entertained members of
the committee of the Silverton
Woman's club. Mrs. George Christ
' enson. Mrs. A. J. McCannel and
! Mrs. John Wilson, plans were com
pleted for the Monday husbands
dinner meeting of the club at the
First Christian church. Members
of the Silverton Business and Pro
. fessional Women's club have also
j been invited. Dr. David Fergu
i son of Mill City is to be the
1 guest speaker.
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Massacre
Subject of
Speaker
Details of the Whiteman mas
sacre may be gruesome but the
original report of that occur i ence
which set off the first of the Ore
gon country's Indian wars were
forceful influences in the build
ing of this state, Mrs. Carl Greve,
Portland author who writes un
der the name of Alice Wheeier,
told Salem Woman's club mem
bers and guests Saturday after
noon. Wives of legislators, presidents
of other women's organization
of the city and members of the
executive board of the Salem Bus
iness and Professional Women's
club were among the guests who
gathered in the Valentine-decorated
clubroom and later around
the lace-spread tea table where
tall tapers and a graceful arrange
ment of carnations carried fur
ther the Valentine motif. Dean
Melvin Geist, accompanied by
Mrs Geist, sang a group of num
bers. Mrs. Greve, whose novels of
the Oregon country have used
material gathered by her for her
own pleasure and for the records
of the Oregon Historical society,
poke succinctly but with pictur
esque details of the occurrences
on that November day In 1847
when Dr. Marcus Whitman, his
I wife and most of the adult em
: ployes of the mission near the
present site of Walla Walla,
Wash., were killed by Indians.
How the bringing of the
meales and the reports of an
eastern Indian of the destruc
tion of other Indian tribes had
aroused the previously peaceful
red neighbori, of the Presbyter
ian mission, how a Catholic priest
who stopped to pay a friendly
; call remained to read the burial
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mon grave, hqw a lovely blond
school teacher was offered a 1
chieftain homage if she would
become his wife but chose in
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her life out as a Sheridan home
maker these were among the in
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Mrs. Arthur Jones and Mrs.
Robert L. Elfstrom poured at
the tea following the program.
Wedding at
Steed Home
At a quiet ceremony this after
noon at 4 o'clock at the home of
Mrs. J. Lyman Steed, her son,
Wallace, will become the bride
groom of Miss Peggy Galyon,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Galyon of Olive Springs, Tenn.
Dr. Chester W. Hamblin will per
form the rites and Miss Elizabeth
Steed of Portland will play.
' For her wedding the bride will
wear a white crepe afternoon dress
made with cap sleeves and low
neckline. Her corsage will be of
red roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Qua mm
will attend the couple. She will
wear a navy blue dress with pas
tel blue trim and a gardenia cor
sage. Mrs. Steed will wear a pastel
aqua dress and gardenias for her
son's marriage. The bride's parents
are unable to attend.
At the wedding reception which
will follow, Mrs. Roy V. Bell will
pour and Mrs. Raymond Bond will
cut the cake. Miss Steed will as
sist. Mr. Steed and his bride will go
to southern California on their
honeymoon. For traveling she will
wear a gold suit with black acces
sories. On their return they will
be at home in Salem.
Mrs. Bebert Danlway af Part
land, wife of Rep. Duniway, who it
here during the session, will en
tertain the Salem Alpha Gamma
Delta alumnae at the home of Mrs.
David C. Duniway, 70 N. Sum
mer street, at 8 o'clock Tuesday
night A dessert supper will be
served and assisting hostesses are
Mrs. James Turn bull and Miss
Kathryn HilL
Then Beta MU Mathers elab
meeting for February has been
postponed until March 11.
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2 p. m. Plans will be made for tha
March rummage sale. Mrs. C. S.
Nelson is president and has an
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ted the Installation of cupboard
In the kitchen, winter project
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