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t Th Statement, SaUm. Orxjon, Sunday. Spt 21, 1917
;Miss Riney
.jMarried
; Saturday
Bouquets ( whi( iitfri and
gladioluses decorated the altar of
the First , Congregational church
Saturday night lor the wedding
of Miss Delphine Riney, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Riney and
Thomas C. Stevenson, son of Mr.
. and Mrs. Claude H. Stevenson.
The aisle was lighted with tapers
and the alternate pews were
marked with clutters of flowers
tied with satin ribbon.
Dr. Charles Durden officiated at
the 7:30 o'clock ceremony. Miss
Donna Unrufa was the soloist and
Jean Hobson Rich the organist.
Mrs. Donald Beer r oft and Miss
Dorothy Boye?, who lighted the
' tapers before the bridal party en-
tered, wore identical mist blue
marquisette frocks.
, Mr. Riney gave his daughter in
marriage. For her wedding she
elected a white gown fashioned
with a full marquisette skirt which
" ended in a train and a lace bodice.
The dress wa made with a sweet-
heart necklioe, long sleeves and
: buttons down the bact. A lace
1 peplum encircled the waistline
' and wide flounces of he material
accentuated the hiplifie. From a
Juliet cap of seed pearls cascaded
her fingertip length tulle veil.
Her only ornament was strand
of pearls and she carried a white
prayer' book! marked with purple
orchids.
Ifr Matron Wears ilnk
Mrs. Delmer Dewey, the former
Jeanne Gooden, a bride of Aug
ust was the honor matron. She
wore a ' bon bon pink bengaline
frock styled with rap sleeves, fit
ted bodice wit,h buttons down the
front, Peter; Pn collar nd full
skirt with panier effect. Her mat
ching picture hat was of maline
and she" wore long pink gloves of
the maline. She carried a fan sha-
- tied bouquet of pink and white
gladioluses and asters.
Edward Dietz stood with the
groom as best man and seating the
gotests were Lyman Sundin, Don
ald Zosel, Carl Ostrin and Rob
ert Dunn of Dallas.
For her daughter's nuptials Mrs.
' Riney chose a forest green silk
crepe gown with apron drape ef
fect in front, a black hat and ac
cessories.. Mrs. Stevenson attend
ed her son's wedding in a claret
crepe gown fashioned with drape
in back ail black accessories.
. Their corsaces were of gardenias.
The newlyweds greeted their
guets at a recepifon in the fire
place room. Mrs. Robert W. Gorm
en presided at the coffee urn and
' Mrs. Robert Burns cut the bride's
rake. Servir.g were Miss Bette
Voreth. Miss Barbara Brundidge
and Miss Vesta Shinn. Miss Lou
ise Hill of Yakima was in charge
of the gifts and Mrs. Donald Bee
croft passed the guest book.
For traveling the bride donned
black and white salt and pepper
! .check suit made with a long jack
et, black hat and accessories and
an orchid corsage. Mr. Stevenson
amd his bride will return to Salem
tu live and have an apartment on
North 13 th street
W'amea ef tetary wtll ha-W IU
first ' meeting of the fall Monday
afternoon with a one o'clock lun
cheon at the Gold Arrow, 1390
Fairgrounds road. Mrs. Arthur D.
Hay, president, will .preside and
committee appointments will be
announced. ! Mrs. Farley Mogan,
rhp recently returned from
Frankfurt. Germany, where she
1 has been l.ving the past year and
a half, will be the guest speaker.
5h will talk on "A Woman's View
pf Europe Now."
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CLUB CALENDAR
MONDAY
Auxiliary. ttttn Engineers and Mftth
QuartarmaiWr, with Mrs. George
Spaur, 3110 Chsmeketa st TJ9 p.m..
Chspter AB. PCO with Mrs. Ralph
Nohlgrcn, 10M S. High St., 7:49 pjn.
Women of Rotary meet at Cold Ar
row, t o'clock luncheon.
St. Anne's Guild with Mrs. Keith
Brown. 13M Falrmount, S p.m.
Salem Junior Woman's club rush
party at clubhouae, t p m.
Marion auxiliary. WW, meet at
Veteran's hall, a p.m.
Marion county Republican Women
meet at chamber of .commerce, p.m.
TUESDAY
. Chadwlck aaaembly. Order of Rain
bow for Girls Installation, Masonic
temple, 1:1$ p.m.
BPW club dinner meeting, NohJ
gren's. f X p.m.
American Lcf ion auxiliary, 1M, meet
at Legion hall, S p.m.
Sons of Union Veterans and auxil
iary with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Adams,
Klngwood Heights, S.JO no-host dinner.
DAV auxiliary all day aewlnc with
Mrs. Ella Vovei. SSS N. Cottage it., no
hoat luncheon at noon.
Salem Council of Church women ex
ecutive board, meet at YWCA. 3 p.m.
Chadwk-k chapter. OES aortal club
meet at Maaonie Temple, IS JO covered
dish luncheon.
Dallas Garden Flower club. Dallas
Chamber of Commerce, 1 to JO p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Women's Association of Presbyterian
church meet at church. 1 p.m.
Nebraska auxiliary with Mrsr W. W.
Rolofaon, 161 S. 14th St., covered dish
luncheon, 11:30 p.m.
THl'BSDAT
ftojourners meet for luncheon, 1:11
p m ., ftalem Woman's clubhouae.
Zonta club deaeert tapper with Mrs.
Lelece H. nils. Jli Garden road. 7:30
p.m.
Little Girl Welcomed
To Mr. and Mrs. John E. Dowd
(Patricia Zeller) go congratula
tions on the birth of a daughter,
Mary Kathleen, on September 11
at the Salesm Deaconess hospital.
The little girl weighed seven
pounds and six ounces.
The baby's grandparents are Dr.
and Mrs. Waldo C. Zeller and Dr.
and Mrs. Hugh A. Dowd of Salem
and the great-grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Moyer of
Roseburg, L. H. Dowd of Weston
and Mrs. Mary Hoge of Salem.
The Dowds are now at the Zeller
home but will return in MrMinn.
ville the first of the month, where
he is attending Linfield college.
.New program director
for the Tri-Y and colleg9
YWCA members on the
staff of the Salem YWCA
is Miss Rose Marie Essley,
above, who began her du
ties this month.
BPW Club to
Hear Hall Young
Members of the Business and
Professional Women's club will
meet Tuesday, September 23 at
Nohlgren's for their monthly din
ner. Hal Young of the Oregon
Business and Tax Research, Inc.,
will come from Portland to be
guest speaker. Mr. Young will ex
plain the proponed sales tax bill
and answer questions. Miss Ber
nice Asper wjll entertain the group
with vocal solos.
Miss Zula Van Gilder and her
committee, Mrs. Grace Dewey and
Miss Nola Clark, will arrange
decorations for the dinner. Res
ervations may be made by calling
727a by Monday.
National Business Women's
week will be observed by local
clubs in all parts of the country
during the week of October 5-11.
Mrs, Arthur Weddle is chairman
for Salem activities during this
week. Various committees are
busy completing plans which will
express the theme "We Face Tomorrow."
Miss Burris
New Worthy
Advisor
Chadwitflc Assembly, No. 3, Or
der of Rainbow for Girls will hold
its public installation on Tuesday,
September 23, at 8:15 o'clock in
the Masonic temple. Miss Marilyn
Burris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. Burris, will be installed as
worthy advisor.
Other officers for the term are
Joan Smith, worthy associate ad
visor; Beverly Krucger, charity;
Thais CrandaU, hope; Leah Case,
faith; Diane Perry, recorder; Gla
dys Boock, treasurer; Shirley
Webber, chaplain; Janyce Baker,
drill leader; Barbara Flagg, asso
ciate drill leader; Beverly Gus
tafson, love; Alicia Cover, relig
ion; Shirley Nieswander, nature;
Alta Madly, immortality; F.dna
Mae Manning, fidelity; Pebble De
Sart, patriotism; Shirley Jones,
service; Beverly Jones, confiden
tial observer, Pat Elfstrom, outer
observer; Susan Perry, historian;
Jo Dell Parker, musician.
Choir members are Elizabeth
Apple, Cathy Cooper, Janet Gais
er, Ann Gibbons, Gayle Juve, Lila
Pa r men tee r and Bonnie Stewart.
Members of the board for the
term are Mrs. Fred Keeler and
H. R. Robinson, worthy matron
and patron of Chadwick chapter
Order of Fastern Star; Mrs. G. A.
r.eeher, Mrs. Helen Anthony, Mrs.
Clarence Webber. Mrs. Glenn Pax
son, Mrs. D. G. DeSart, Mem
Pearce, Herman Johnston and Mrs.
Wayne Henry, mother advisor.
Committees for the installation
are tapers, Joan Hoereth and Jan
et Lindley; usher?. Joyce Arm
strong and Betty Cooley; gift ta
ble, Wilene Wiper; refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Flagg, Mr. and
Mrs. J. E. Frizzell, Fred Kecler,
Ann Forristel. and Marilyn Myers;
decorations, Mrs. Percy Cooper.
Installing officers are: Marilyn
Hill, worthy advisor; Marilyn
Power, chaplain; Joyce Smith,
marshall; Diane Perry, recorder,
and Virginia Benner, musician.
Program for the evening will be
a piano solo by Frances Baum and
a vocal solo by Lila Parmenteer.
A reception and refreshments
will follow the installation.
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