f The Statesman, Sclem, Oregon, Friday, April 4, 1947
Carola Hays
Announces
Betrothal .
Romance has come again to the
Delta Gamma house on the Wil
lamette university campus. At a
house party Wednesday night Miss
Carola Hays told her sorerity sis
ters of her betrothal to David
Minar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
win L Minar of Salem, ' formerly
- of Portland. The blonde bride
. elect is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Carrol Bays of Portland,
former Salem residents. ,
The -bride-to-be is now wearing
diamond on her third finger, left
. hand. No wedding plans have been
made. The coeds learned the news
.' when a telegram was sent to the
house.
Miss Hays and her fiance are
graduates of Salem high schooL
She will graduate- from Willam
ette university in June. Her fianee
is a junior at Oregon; State college
and his fraternity is Sigma Phi
Epsuon.
uHome; Rites
On Tuesday
The marriage of- Miss Jane
, Peiree, daughter of Mrs. Jennie
Peiree, to Kenneth Crawford, son
, f Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crawford,
ail of Salem, took place on April
1 at the home of the bride's sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
K. RawUns of Monmouth.
1 The Rev. James A. Scott offic
. ia ted at the 8 o'clock nuptials. The
couple exchanged .their vows be
fore the fireplace which was dec
orated with bouquets of spring
Cowers. Mrs. Fred RawUns sang
. . -Because' and played the wed
ding music. Miss- Barbara Jean
Crawford, sister of the groom.
' wearing a sapphire blue gown,
ugmea me tapers. -s
The bride, given in marriage by
fcer brother-in-law. Redgal Raw
lins, wore a pink dressmaker suit
with white hat and accessories. She
If carried a nosegay of pink and
white Cowers. ,
Miss Mary Currie was the honor
. attendant and wore a grey suit
and carried a pastel nosegay. War
ren Panyter stood with the groom
sts best "man. '- -
For her daughter's wedding Mrs.
Peiree wore a rose afternoon gown
with corsage of pink roses and gar
denias. Mrs. Crawford chose a blue
afternoon dress with corsage of
red roses and gardenias for her
son's marriage. '
At the wedding reception which
followed Mrs. Fred Rawlins cut
the bride's cake and Miss Marlys
Paissell presided at the punch
bowli Assisting were Miss Jean
Currie and Miss Mildred Fawlins.
. After a honeymoon trip the new
lyweds will be at home in Salem.
The bride attended Amity schools
end Mr. Crawford isr a graduate
of Salem schools. He is now em
ployed at Frank Doollttles and his
bride is connected with the state
highway department.
Society . . . . Clubs
Music . . . .'The Home
CLUB CALENDAR
ntlOAT
Enclewood Woman's club with Mrs.
L. A. Pepper, 1049 North 16th street,
S p.m.-- - .
SATLKDAT --
.- - .in ml. m t m kHH TtlD 4
viiTMicBrMi vim (vti . ana wca
Dallas with Mrs. C. L. Crlder, 2 pjn.
MONDAY
United Spanish War Veterans and
auxiliary meet at VFW hall, S p.m.
TUESDAY
Pi Beta Phi mothers meet at YWCA,
2 ojni ' -
Junior guild of St. Paul's Episcopal
church .meet at parish ball, 1 p.m. no
host luncheon.
WEDNESDAY '
First Methodist church circles month
ly meetings.
Jason Lee WSCS, executive board
meeting 1:30 ' a.m.. business session
11. lunch." 11 30 o.m.
Catholic Daughters of America meet
at Salem Woman's clubhouse, p.m.
THt'BSDAY
. Sojourners meet for dessert lunch
eon, Salem Woman's clubhouse, 1:1S
p.m.
i . v - ; ; , -v.
Mr- and Bin. Josef Schnelker
Were hosts for an informal party
Thursday night at their home in
compliment to Frank Fisher, di
rector of the Willamette university
Symphony Orchestra. The affair
followed the symphony concert at
Waller hall.
Mr. and Bin. Arthur Jones, who
have returned from a several days
stay in Seattle, entertained mem
ben of their club at dinner and
bridge Thursday night at their
Belmont street home.
Julie
Hug
Easter
Julie Anne Hug, daughter of
the Wallace Hugs, will be hostess
for an taster party Sunday after
noon at the Fairmount Hill home
of her parents. The occasion will
also celebrate Julie's seventh
birthday.
An .taster egg hunt will te a
feature of the afternoon and birth
day - cake and refreshments will
be served. .
Julie's guests include Larry Mc
Cargar, Neil Lancefield, ' Karen
Rmgnalda, Susan JDavis, Cather
ine Smith, Marilyn Zeller, Pa
mela Lander, Linda HerralV Bar
bara KeudelL Joan Griffith, Bar
bara and Carol Gerlinger, Box-
anna Brown, Lonne Schmidt, jr.
Dexter Ilobbs, Doug -Halvorson,
Jenlyn Hughes, Elisabeth Walton
and Marcia, Thurston and David
Bland of Albany.
- Additional guests will be Mn.
John Hughes, Mrs. Emery Hobbs,
Airs. Andrew Halvorson and Mrs
David Bland of Albany,
New Members -Welcomed
" Members initiated in the FOE
auxiliary include Mesdames Mil
dred Spencer, Ethel Mott, Mar
garet Smaller, Jessamyn Ladd,
Ethel Faulkner and Wilma Frye.
Social club has been renewed.
meeting at the homes of mem
bers.
Drill team has scheduled i
meeting this afternoon in the
auxiliary halL.i -
Class to Breakfast
The Victory class of young mar
ried people of the First Baptist
church will hold its annual Eas
ter breakfast and program at the
Gold Arrow Sunday morning at 8
o'clock. The theme is 'the way of
the cross. John Foster of Portland
will be the speaker and a program
of music will be riven. Members
of the class and friends are In
vited.
Troth Told
At Shower
Miss Lorraine Maurtz, daughter
of Mr. and Mn. Clarence Maurtz
of ' Stayton, whose marriage to
Herbert Schwarz, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William J. Schwarz of Sa
lem, will be an event of April
14, was honored at a p re-nuptial
shower Wednesday night when
Bliss Gladys Schollian and Miss
Phyllis Sanders entertained at the
George Sanden home. A miscel
laneous shower feted the bride
elect
During the evening Miss Ar-
dell - Haagenson surprised her
friends with the announcement of
her engagement to John Meyers.
The couple will b married in
June.
Honoring Miss Maurtz were
Misses' Ela Lovre, Emmaline Bair,
Joyce Turner, Dorothy Anderson,
Verna Goracke, Emma Belt, Nor
ma June Bowles, Maxine and
Macyle, Woodruff, Ardell Haagen
son, Dorothy . Rathjen, Mesdames
E. Schollian, Clara Eckhout, Stan
ley Mlricki, Clarence Maurtz,
Charles Greene and the hostesses.
Dinner Will i
Fete Couple
i
Mr. and Mn. Conrad Paulson
will be hosts for a family dinner
party tonight at their Court street
home in honor of his sister. Miss
Palma Paulson, and her fiance,
Roy Remington, who will be mar
ried on Easter Sunday.
Coven will be placed for Miss
Paulson, Mr. Remington, Mr. and
Mn. John Hermanson, Miss Mary
Margaret Hermans of Dell Rapids,
S. D., and Bin. Herbert Schoene
man of Sioux Falls, S. D, who
arrived for the: wedding. Dr. j and
Mrs. Charles '.D. Wood, Mr. and
Bin. Conrad Paulson and Tommy.
Amesons to
Fete Couple
BIr. and Bin. Ernest F. Arne
son will be hosts for an informal
party Saturday night at their
South Cottage street home in
compliment to Miss Margaret
Bfoeckel, who will be married to
Trevor Jones on April 13 at the
First Congregational church.
Fifty friends of the couple
have been bidden to the party.
A feature of the evening will be
a Swedish smorgasbord to be
served by the hosts.
Congratulations are being re
ceived by Mr. and Bin. Garlon
B. Wallace on the birth of their
second son, Howard Bruce, - on
March 23 at the Salem General
hospital. The older ' brother is
Thomas Claude, aged ZM yean.
The grandparents are Mr. and
Bin. D. G. Lassie and Mr. i and
Mrs. Bruce Wallace.
New Members in
Rebekah Lodge
Mrs. Fred Shafer, njle grand,
presided at the Monday meeting
f -the Rebekahs. Bin. Adaline
"Ea'ston; formerly of Medford, and
Mrs. Grace Groshong, formerly
f Spokane, were taken in by
. transfer; Elected delegates to
grand lodge at The Dalles in May
are Mrs. William Gardner, Bliss
i Hazel Price, Mrs. Charles Neu
feauer. Mrs. Clem Ohlsen, Mrs.
, Eoy . McN'ieL Mn. L E. - Siffler
and Mr. Ralph HornadayJ Alter
cates are -Bin. Ida Hochstetler,
Mrs. Howard Hunsaker, Mrs.
Lora Groves, Mrs. G. S.' Erikson,
Mrs. V. A. Cochran, Bin. Wil
liam Beard and Mrs. Carl Eng
strom. : j- .'
The "Rehekahs and friends are
invited to the IQOF lodge tonight
' .Mrs. -Pearl Nichols, v Bin. Roy
Pearee and Bin. Mary Dunn are
, on the reception committee for
April. " Mrs. Clem Ohlsen was
recommended for district deputy
president. Mrs. Emil Otjen, team
captain, announced practice of the
drill team next Monday. -
Salore Club Will
Give Banquet '
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The Salore club, composed of
business and professional girls of
the YWCA, met Monday night to
make plans for Che annual for
mal banquet on April 14 in honor
f the world-wide observance.
The new president. Bliss Lea
"Ora North cutt, will be installed.
Bliis Joy Hills, .principal of Les
lie Junior high school, will be the
gviest speaker and will ! talk on
-Our Unfinished Business of Citi-
. aenshio." " ---i -
Committees arranging the affair
are Miss Betty Montgomery,; hos
less; Miss Eileen Van Dyke, deco-1
rations;- Jaiss Nortncuu. music;
Miss Esther Murphy, invitations;
'ILs Martha Montgomery, greet
ingst to" other clubs, and Bliss
Rosalie Dalke, programs.
Tisitiar at the home at Mr. aad
Mrs. Winrtanley Jenks 'this week
are Mrs. Regnal d Erskine and
daughter, Diane.; of Klamath
Falls. Accompanying Mn. En
- kme north was BIrs. Jenks sis
ter. Mist Ilia Schweizer. 'who has
been living in Oakland, Calif.,
while with the naval hospital She
Is now in Xlonmouth at the home
cf her mother.
. Tke ttaman's Belief Corsw will
meet today at the VFW hall at 2
'dock. Officers will meet at J
"clock for practice. ' .
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