Doris Hall
Wed, Church
Mi Doris Irene Hall, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen G.
I!a!l became the bride of Harold
Brickeen of Independence at a
ceremony read August 7 at the
Calvary Baptist church. The Rev.
Charles Durdeen officiated.
The bride wore a white gown
tnade with satin bodice and a
fckirt of fine .marquisette over
Mtin. There was a sweetheart
net-kline and a fingertip length
veil which was held by a head
drew of net Her colonial bouquet
vi centered with an orchid.
Mrs. Marion Wilson, the bride's
ftUter, attended her. wearing blue
organza and carrying a bouquet
of mixed flowers. Bridesmaids,
Mrs. Maxi-ie Melton and Alice
Rimsdrn wore orchid, and
Eleanor Wilson and Marilyn Wil
son wore yellow.' Best man was
L. J. Melsha, the bride's brother-in-law,
and ushers were Donald
Hall and Jack Hard wick of Jeff
erson. Mis Willetta Hirsch and
Louise McDaniel lighted the tap
ers Mrs. Melsh.. sister f the bride
sang before the ceremony.
Mrs. Hall was gowned in a
flowered black dress and Mrs.
Brickeen in blue.both wore pink
t ronebud.
A reception was held at the
Mekha home following the- cere
mony. Aasisting the mothers in
serving were Miss Evelyn Hirsch,
Miss Alice Hirsch and Mrs. Adam
Hirsch.
Fire years aid Wednesday was
Calliejean Lightner, who cele
brated her birthday with a party
at the Broadway street home of
Iter parents, Mr. and Mrs. AI
Lightner. She and her friends,
Dolores Peterson and Kathleen
Wriaon mnd Calliejean's amall
brother, Allen, spent the after
noon in .games, and later birthday
cake and ice cream were served.
Society ....Clubs
Music The Home
Miss Short
Engaged
CLUB CALENDAR
THURSDAY
Maccabees S4 D. Olinfer park, :
picnic dinner. j
Fidelu C1m. First Baptist church,
with Mn. L. G. Prescott. 819 N. 17th
t., 2 p.m.
FRIDAY
American Gold Star Mathers, social
meeting with Mr. and Mrs. George
Pro. ISIS Maple ave.
Rebekah Lode. picnic at 1 p. m..
Pwnle park, near Deaconess hospital.
Marion auxiliary ot V.K.W. post Ml.
sewing meeting with Mrs. Genevieve
OUon. 1 p. m , at 339 S. 30th st.
UNO AY
Nebraska auxiliary and all former
Nebraskans. picnic at Dallas psrfc,
12:30 p.m. Coffee furnished.
! MONDAY
Ladies auxiliary of SSSth Engineers
and 409th Quartermasters. 7:30 p. m.
with Mrs. George Spaur, 2J10 Chem
eketa St.
TUESDAY
Salem Business and Professional Wo
men, at Mayflower hall evening no
host picnic.
Salem Council of Church Women,
annual picnic 12:30 p. m. with Mrs.
Eugene Presrott. 104 Oak at. If rain,
meet at St. Mark Lutheran church.
Disabled American Veterans, all day
bazaar sewing, with Mrs. George Pro.
1I1S Maple st. No-host luncheon at
noon.
Mrs. Merle L. Fatr and ,
William Steven, are entraining to
night for Oakland, Calif., where
she will take up residence while
he attends St. Vincent's school for
boys in San Rafael.
Mr. and Mn. Harold A. Lovell
and daughter, Dolores of Beatrice,
Neb. are here visiting at the home
of Mrs. Lovell'i sister, Mrs. Walter
A. Knuth and family. With the
Knuths they spent the weekend
at the coast, and will visit at
Eugene before returning home.
Telling romantic news this
week is Miss Hazle Short who
is announcing her engagement to
Alvin Mazac. She is the daugh
ter of Mrs. Peart Short and he is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Mazac, all of West Salem.
Both attended Salem schools
and he served three, years in the
navy. No wedding date has been
set by the couple.
A members meeting sf the
League of Women Voters will be
held at 8 p.m. Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Melvin C. Cleve
land, 688 Breys avenue. Final de
tails of the permanent organiza
Hon and election of officers are
contemplated at this meeting.
Honors Guest
Monday Night
Entertaining at her South High
street home Monday night was
Mrs. Ralph Nohlgren who was
hostess for a dessert bridge in
compliment to her house guest,
Mrs." John Kelly of Bingen, Wash.
Bidden to attend the affair were
Mrs. George Abbott of Nevada
City, Calif., Mrs. Wayne Dough-
ton, Miss Eleanor Trindle, Mrs.
Harrison Elgin jr., Mrs. Kenneth
Hanson of Stayton, Mrs. William
Trindle, Mrs. Wheeler English,
Mrs. Wilson Siegmund, Miss Julia
Johnson, Mrs. Ridgley Miller, the
honorE guest, Mrs. Kelly, .and the
hostess.
a' . - '
LiUla gardes elab H Salem
Heights met Thursday last week
in the R. N. Fitzmaurice garden
for a no-host luncheon. Special
guests were Mrs. I. G. Brady, Mrs.
Oliver Rickman of the Ricky gar
den club, and Mrs. R. E. Peck, of
Carmel, Calif., a former Salem
resident and member of the group.
Mr. and Mrs. Estill L. Brvnk
and son, Ronald and Mr. and Mrs.
David Dunniway will le guests
this weekend of Representative
and Mrs. Robert Dunniway f
Portland, at their summer home
at Seaside.
Miss Carol Young af San Fran
cisco is visiting for two weeks at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hubbell Young. They drove
to San Francisco to bring her
home.
Master Recital
Attracts Many
Miss Fay Sparks of Salem ap
peared in graduate voice recital
at University of Southern Cali
fornia college of music as fulfill
ment of- the last requirement for
master of music degree on August
1.
Included in her recital were the
works of Handel, Mozart, Schu
bert, Brahms, Wolf and other
masters.
Miss Sparks reports that a num
ber of former Salem people were
in the audience, including Mrs.
Karl Knopf of Pasadena, widow
of a former Willamette university
president, Mrs. 'Marguerite Wible
Walker, a Willamette graduate,
Mackey Swan, Margaret Magee,
there . on Vacation, Mr. and Mrs.
Earle Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Lural
Burggraf of Albany, Charlotte
McGonigle Reed. Portland, Dr.
and Mrs. Cecil Shotwell and Miss
Sparks' mother, Mrs. A. H. Sparks
of Salem.
Winner of tfce women's annual
Oak Knoll golf trophy in Wednes
day play at the golf course was
Mrs. Earl Fulgham with a low
net of 78. Fiit runner up was
Mrs. Tom King with an 84 net
and Mm. Cecil Dunn was third
with 88. In regular Wednesday
play, with fifteen women playing
the winners of the longest drive
from the first tee was Mrs. Earl
Fulgham in class A, Mrs. Jack
Eakin in class B and Mrs. M. E.
Slack in class C.
Veterans Picnic
On- Sunday
the
2nt
reunion of Com
Oregon Unite!
Members' of Alpha Ensilon 6 The Stat man. Salami Oregon, Thursday. August 21. HIT
Chapter Beta Sigma Pin
met at
Hie home of Miss Brrnice Asier
ami Miss Helen Voorhees on East
Center street for a picnic Thurs
day. Among those present were
Mcsdames Rolert Bcnham, Sim
Kben, Grace Turner, Donald
Parker, Helen Brantrier, Gail
Pi iem, J. N. Bishop, sponsor, and
the Misses Edith Kyle, Imogene
Johnson. Berime Asper and Helen
Voorhees.
Sunday
nanv K..
Spanish War veteran, was heldr Campbell. Roger Cochran. Albert
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Perry Pugh.
Present were Mr. arid Mrs. Cat 1
Abrams, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Welch. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry I)c
Sart, Frank Gard, Edward Smith,
Bert F. Frohmadct. Mrs. George
F. Litchfield, all , of Salem. Mr- ' RrortKnctorQ
and Mrs Willard Stevens of 1Ji t-Ul
Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Ray 1- i I4rv-ir QnortVar
Antrim of Aloha. Mr. and Mi s. i lt?Ui Opt?LiJS.t?I
Minor M. Copper of Roeburg, ' -ri. t. , f., ,,t ,
Mr. and Mr W illiam Swart nf B kf c, b me, at n,,,.
Toppemsh. WasJ Pearl FiTlker-iT , morning. Tables were
son of Seas.de W.lUam Norwood j foninoteen nlpmbers anrt tw
01 aeame, mis. ri-iijaiiiiii m. , - , -n
n ..t T-k,n.. . vi A ri-liin ' Kiesis
Ratsliff and
Millard of Portland, and visitors
William Norwood jr., of the Ha
waiian Islands, Mrs. Everett B.
Millard, Salem and the hosts, Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Pugh.
Miss Foster
Betrothed
Miss Ruth
Mrs. Wilma Davis.
President, Mrs. Ethel Gallinger,
presided over the business meet
ing. Charles t. schmitz or Lremt
WCTU Meets at
Trick Home
South Salem WCTU held their
regular monthly business meet
ing Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Elsie Trick. Plans were
made for entertaining the coun
ty convention at Leslie Methodlist
church September 9.
Mrs. Wesley Turner spoke on
conditions in Panama and election
of officers for the year was held.
Mrs. C. W. Stacey was elected
president, Mrs. Elsie Trick, vice
president. Mrs. V. E. Burson cor
responding secertary, Mrs. Mason
Bishop recording secretary and
Mrs. E, T. Barkus treasurer. A
social hour followed with Mrs. C.
H. Brown assisting Mrs. Trick.
Expecting bouse guests this
weekend are Mr, and Mrs. Werner
should be made by Sunday. Pic
ture of Oregon Parks will be
shown by the Oregon State high
way commission.
Bureaus talked on the place of j Brown. Mrs. Brown's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Foster
are announcing the engagement
of their daughter,
Joyce Foster, to Robert L. Reed
of Amitv. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles L. Reed of Amity.
No date has been set for the
wedding, but it is planned for j
earjy fall. j
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wicker! j
have returned from a week's va- j
cation in Northern California' and j
Southern Oregon. While in Cali- j
fornia they visited Mrs. Wickert's '
sister, Mrs. Tom Mtmre in Klam- j
.IVt anri in Vlimilh Fall thev I
visited Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Karr
and friends. Mrs. Florence Clark
spent several days in Salem with
Mrs. Wickert recently. She is em
ployed at the University of Polt
land but is convalescing from an
ankle injury.
the Credit Women's Breakfast
club in the community.
The executive board will meet
at the home of the president at
the August 28. The date of the
next regular meeting is set up to
' September 9.
Mrs. William Gilliam left Port-
Miss Prudence , nrf h nllna dtnrHi (nr friliim-
i bus, Ohio where she will visit
', her parents for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ferguson are
to arri eFriday from Long Beach,
Calif, for a two week visit at the
Leslie street home of the Browns,
who will take their guests to their
Neskowin beach home for several
days.
Salem Business and Profession
al women will meet Tuesday at
the Mayflower hall for a no-host
picnic for which reservations
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