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0 The Statesman, ScJem, Owgon. To-day, August 14. 114?
Miss Gerth
iWeds in
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The Stanford Memorial chapel
-n the campus of Stanford uni
versity In Palo Alto Calif., was
- the scene of the wedding of two
former Willamette university stu
dents. Miss Mary Phyllis Gerth,
Slaughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Pat-1
terson Gerth of South Palo Alto, j
nd Wallace E. Baumer, son of t
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Baumer of!
. Portland, on August 22. The Rev.
R. Marvin Stuart, pastor , of the i
Alto, performed the 3 o'clock
First . Methodist church in Palo
rites. Mrs. Everett Breed was the
organist. -, :
Mr. Gerth gave his daughter In
marriage. Her wedding gown was
of white marquisette with panels
of lace extending into a train. The
bodice was fashioned with a
sweetheart yoke. She wore her
mother's Brussells lace veil and
.carried a bouquet f sweet peas
and orchids. For "something old?
. she carried her grandmother's
handkerchief and wore the gold
locket belonging to her great aunt.
Lady Locker Lampson of London.
' - Miss Barbara Boulton of Palo
Alto wa? h maid of honor and
wore orchid pink marquisette with
ruffled neckline and wide ruffle
t the hem of the full skirt.
Bridesmaids were Miss Nancy 4
Glenn of Berkeley and Miss Vir
ginia Wyche of Hillsborough,
Calif., both Willamette Pi Beta
Phi sorority sisters of the bride,
and Miss Carolyn Dean of Stan
ford. They wore blue and yellow
marquisette frocks made like the
honor attendant's and carried
bouquets of peach begonias. The
maid of honor carried sweet peas.
Sally Colnar and Michelle Ma
honey were flower girls.
, Arthur Allensworth was best
man and ushers were Don Gerth,
William Baumer, Lowell Miller
and James Clark.
A reception followed the cere
mony at the Gerth home on Page
Mill Road. Miss Sally Smith of
Salem was among those assisting
at the reception.'
The bride's mother wore a pink
crepe gown and Mrs. Baumer
chose grey crepe. Their corsages
were orchids.
The newlyweds are spending
their honeymon at Carmel, after
which they will come north to
make their home in Portland. The
bride graduated from Willamette
in June and is a Pi BefTPhi. Her
husband is a senior at Willamette
and his .fraternity is Sigma Alpha
Epsilon
8TAYTOX Honoring Miss
Melba Harold with a surprise
bridal shower, Misses Phyllis'
Worden, Marie Nye and Mrs.
Cherles Mielke were hostesses
Friday night at the Joseph Span
iol home. Miss Harold became the
bride of Tracy Hunter of Mill
City at the Stayton Methodist
church August 20. The evening
was spent informally and the
hostesses served refreshments to
Mrs. Ralph Harold, Mrs. C. F.
Hunter, Mrs. Darrel Hindes, jr.,
and Mrs. John Pope, and Misses
Melba Harold, the guest of hon
or, Marilyn and Marilene Frichtl,
Sharon Gehlert, Marcelle For
rette, Kathleen Etzel, Shirley
Simons, Nelda and Nina Harold,
Myrtle Lang, Margaret Pepper
ling and Mrs. Merrill Boyle.
Miss Shirley Hill, daaghter of
the Elmore E. Hills, had as her
weekend house guest, her Uni
versity of Washington roommate,
Miss Lois Roblee, of Tacoma. On
Sunday the Hills took their
daughter and her guest to Nesko
win. . The social meeting of the Sons
f Union Veterans and auxiliary
will be held tonight at the C. E.
, Garrett home, 2490 Garden Road,
due to the illness of Glen Adams
A no-host dinner will be served at
:30 o'clock. A
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Mr. !bnd Mrs. Gordon L Littlejohns (Stella Pearl Tee
son), wHose marriaae took place on August 11 at the
Knight Memorial church. The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Thomas Teeson and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer L. Littlejohns. (McEwcm photo).
Dinner Honors
Engaqed Duo
Miss Shirley Kenagy and bar
fiance, James O. Hess, were hon
ored at a f family gathering on
Sunday at the home of the bride
elect's uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmerf Heyerly in Albany.
A dinner was served in the gar
den with a; miscellaneous shower
honoring the couple. Attending
from Salem were the bride-elect,
Mr. Hess, ir. and 1 Mrs. Thomas
B. Kenagy,. Kenneth, Ronald and
Nancy Kenagy.
Mrs. Wilson N. Siegmvnd and
children, Jimmy and Martha, of
Astoria, : formerly of Salem, have
arrived i in j! the capital to spend
the ensuing fortnight with her
mother, i Mrs. M. Wilson Savage,
and with Mr. Siegmund's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Sieg
mund. Mr. jSiegmund will join his
family heref the Labor Day week
end. f:
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Dr. and Mrs. James Ha worth
and children, Jean and Ann, are
home from a three weeks trip to
California land Salt Lake City.
Their daughters remained in
Pacific Grpve, Calif., with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Haworth, while Dr. and Hrs? Ha
worth went to Salt Lake City to
attend the Rocky Mountain Radio
logical society meeting. Dr. and
Mrs. Woodion Bennett of Portland
were at the Haworth home during
their absence.
Miss Jeannette Fnlmer returned
Saturday from a week's stay in
San Francisco. ;
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RefuUr meeting- Sons of Union Vet
erans and auxiliary, with Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Adams. 6 JO no-host dinner.
Salem BPW club August picnic. Dal
las park, S:30 p.m.
THUBSDAT
Sojourners dessert luncheon. Salem
Woman's clubhouse. 1:15 p.m.
T id el is claaa. Tint Rantiat shuroh.
with Mrs. Loyd Anderson. 1053 Cas-1 Knapp
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They will uo.
i Leaving Thursday fori Switzer
land, where they will study for
the ensuing year, will be Roger
Wagner, son- of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles E. Wagner, and Forrest E.
Simmons, jr., son! of Mr; and Mrs.
F. E. Simmons. The young men
are driving east to Toledo, Ohio,
and will then go on to Detroit to
get a new car.
""ill motor through
It New York City,
tail on September
1 i ship, Veendan.
in Rotterdam and
from there will go to to Zurich.
Switzerland to study French and
German at the Berlitz School of
Languages. In the spring follow
ing their studies they plan to tour
Europe before returning to the
states. I
Mr. I Wagner graduated from
Oregon State college in June and
Mr. Simmons completes work for
his degree at Oregon State this
week. : (
Arnesons Are Home
: Mr. and Mrs. ! Ernest F. Arne
son are being welcomed home
from a five months trip to?Nor
way and Denmark, where they
visited members of his family.
The Arnesons made the trip on
the Polish ship, "Batory" and
came across the states by train,
arriving here on Sunday. Accomp
anying the Arnesons home for a
year's visit was Miss Sylvia Kjeld
stad of Trondheim, Norway.
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Keyal Neighbors- Sewing elab
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Gladys Wiens, 1945 Oxford street,
Wednesday, for a no-host lunch
eon at 12:30 o'clock. Mrs. Blanche
Gaines will be the assisting
hostess.
Rites Read
At Chapel
Miss Petrr Sears and Miss
Marilyn Hill were in Portland
this weekend to attend the wed
dings of two of their Gamma Phi
Beta sorority sisters. Miss Janet
Ormandy and Miss Marcia Ann
The chapel of St Paul's Episco
pal church was the setting for s
double ring ceremony on Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock when Miss
Kathleen M. Secord, daughter, of
Mrs. Ina Secord of Portland and
D. E. Secord of Corvallis. be
came the bride of Robert L. Scott,
son of Mr. and Mm.tE.-L. Scott of
Salem. The Rev. George H. Swift
performed the nuptials and Miss
Ruth Bedford was the organist.
The brunette bride,- who was
given in marriage by her father,
chose a ballerina gown of ecru
lace and Silk " crepe, for hei; wed
ding. The bodice and peplum were
of lace and the full skirt of crepe.
She wore a matching feather hat
and coffee suede shoes. She .car
ried a white prayer book topped
with green orchids.-; ;
Miss Addyse - Lane was the
bride's maid of honor and she
wore a ' moss green crepe dress
witch matching feather hat and
carried a nosegay of ivory gladi
oluses and yellow j roses. Joe F.
Power stood with the groom as
best man and ushers were Nor
man Stone and Meryl Smith.
For her daughter's nuptials
Mrs. Secord wore la brown crepe
afternoon dress and corsage of
yellow roses.
The newlyweds ; greeted their
guests at a reception at the Court
street home of Dr. and Mrs. S.
A. Wheatley. Pouring were Mrs.
Alfred Lane and i Mrs. Kenneth
Summers. Mrs. Robert H. Hoddle
cut the bride's cake.
When the couple left on their
honeymoon to the Oregon beaches
the bride was wearing an emerald
green silk crepe dressmaker suit.
Mr. Scott and his bride will be at
home in Salem at 1430 N. Liberty
street while completing their
senior year at-Willamette univer
sity. KEIZER. Mrs. Lee Wlena Was
honored with a shower Friday
night, for which Mrs. Paul Geil
was hostess at her home on Sun
set Ave. Assisting were Mrs. Ed
gar Sawyer and Mrs. John Stan
cock. Group singing was enjoyed
with Mrs. Porter McFarland at
the piano. Mrs. Charles Ronk and
Mrs. E. J. Clark sang a duet fol
lowed by games. Mrs. Harry Law
rence and Star Hancock were
prize winners.
Others present to honor Mrs.
Wiens were Mrs. Louis Cross, Mrs.
Bernard Snook, Mrs. Merwin
Hickman, Mrs. Henry Hamm,
Mrs. George Daveys, Mrs. Clif
ford Welty, Mrs. Lester Evans
Mrs. Dale Mud get, Mrs. James
Hurd, Mrs. Lauren Stettler, Mrs.
Leonard Gilkey, Mrs. John Buch
anan and June Welty.
Dinner, for Bride-Elect;
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Mrs. Donald Reinke was host
ess Friday night at her East
Lefelle street home in honor of
Miss Ny)a Phillips, August bride
elect. A buffet dinner was served
with an informal evening follow
ing. A gift was presented to the
bride-to-be. Covers were placed
for Miss Phillips, Miss Edith Kyle,
Miss Gladys Quesseth, Miss Aud
rey Christman, Mis Beth Odle
and the hostess. '
Helen Wilson
Honor Guest
. Miss Helen Wilson wos honored
with a surprise shower for her
new Shetland dog Saturday: night
when her sister. Miss Lucille Wil
son entertained ' at their home.
Bridge - was in " play during the j
evening with a late supper fol-
lowing. , ' ' ' I ?
Honoring Mis Helen Wilson .
rwere Miss Marion Bowen, miss j
Naomi Phelps. Miss Winifred Con
don. Mis Jane Cravens, Miss
Janice Collier. Miss Betty Byrd,
Mrs. Elmer Scheelar, Mrs. A. i B.
Wilson and Miss Lucille Wilson. .
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for a short - sojourn were Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Gilliland (Anne
Huston) of San Jose, CaliL, who
are guests at the country home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
B. Muston. This is the couple's
first visit home since their mar
riage over a year and a half ago.
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