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1 The Statesman. Bafom, Oregon. Snadary, Angus! 13. Htt
First DAR
(Meeting on
The first meeting of the autumn
f the Chemeketa chapter of the
laughters of the American Rev
olution will be held at the home
of Mrs. H. W. Tbielsen, West Hoyt
street at two o'clock, Saturday,
September 4. The meeting will be
E resided over by the regent, Mrs.
ester C McLeod.
Mrs. Oscar Hayter, chairman of
the program committee will pre
sent Miss Jeanette L Den tier, for
mer state regent and now a vice
president general of the National
Society of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. Miss Dent
ler will speak on "Constitution
Day." Mrs. E. R. Herndon will sing
The Star Spangled Banner," ac
companied by Mrs. C C. Geer.
Mrs. David Looney, chairman of
the tea committee will be assisted
by Mrs. Karl Steiwer, Miss Mar
guerite Looney, Mrs. F. Q. Wied,
Mrs. W. W. Allen, Mrs. G. L Put
nam, Mrs. P. T. Bauggleur, Mrs.
C. J. Lisle and Mrs. C. C Geer.
Chemeketa chapter officers for
the new year are: regent, Mrs.
Lester C. McLeod; vice-regent,
Mrs. E. R. Herndon; chaplain, Mrs.
W. B. Johnston; recording secre
tary, Mrs. M. A. Pekar; correspon
ding secretary, Mrs. . . Berg
man; treasurer, Mrs. John Black;
registrar, Mrs. David H. Looney;
historian, Mrs. Oscar Hayter; li
brarian. Mrs. J. W. Shipley; musi
cian, Mrs. Edwin Keech, and di
rectors, Mrs. Ruth Rulifson, Mrs.
J. W. Harbison and Mrs. C. E. Ro
biin. Chairmen Named
Chairmen appointed by the re
gent for the ensuing year are: ad
vancement of American music,
Mrs. Leonard Kephart; approved
schools, Mrs. W. E. Hanson; chap
ter membership, Mrs. Nettie C
Roberts; conservation, Mrs. Ralph
H. Scott; constitution day, Mrs.
Oscar Hayter; correct use of the
flag, Mrs. H. M. Broadbent; food
citizenship pilgrimage, Miss Ruth
Rulifson; D. A. R. manuel for cit
izenship, Mrs. Roy Rice; Ameri
can Indians, Mrs. Herbert J. Ost
bnd; D. A. R. museum, Mrs. C C
Geer.
Filing and sending bureau. Miss
Marguerite Looney; Hoover
House, Mrs. John Carkin; Junior
American Citizens, Mrs. Edwin
Keech; mt jnhnn House, Mrs
John Rapheal; motion pictures and
radio, Mrs. G. I. Putnam; national
defense, Mrs. Clarence Mulcahy;
press relations, Mrs. H. George
Henderson; distribution of the
year books, Mrs. Carey F. Martin
and general chairman of teas and
birthday luncheon, Mrs. Homer
Coulet
Date: Set for
Nuptials
Wedding bells will ring on Sun
day, September 12 for Miss Joyce
Webb and Quentin Logan, son of
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Logan of Sa
lem. The bride-elect is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs A. W. Webb
of Lawrence berg. Term. The cere
mony will be performed at the
Johnson Memorial Seventh Day
Adventist church at 8 o'clock with
Elder A. J. Gordon officiating.
Miss Lucille Webb of Portland
will be her sister's honor maid and
Miss LaBreta Logan, sister of the
pen edict - elect, the bridesmaid.
. Carolyn Fleck, cousin of the
f room-to-be will be flower girl
end her brother, Ronny Fleck,
w Will be the Bible boy. Clayton Al
len of Wenatchee will serve as
pest man and the attendant will
be Howard Kennett of Fresno.
Calif.
The couple will live in Walla
Walla,? Wash, after their marri
age, where he will continue with
pis education at Walla Walla col
lege. Miss Webb received her nur
ses training in Madison, Term.,
and has been nursing in Portland.
Her fiance attended Salem schools
and during the war served in the
army.
Miss Zella Hopson and Miss Na
dine Osburn of Seattle are coming
down today to spend the mning
week with the former's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Hendricks, x
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Mr. and Mrs. Eria Paul Bergman (Leona Klby) -who
war married on August 22 at St Paul's Episcopal church.
The groom is the son of Ami R. Bergman of Salem. The
newlyweds will live in Salem and both are employed at
The Oregon Statesman. (McEwan photo).
Horse Show
Entries
Listed
Competition in the horse show
event at this year's Oregon state
fair, starting September 8, will
be the keenest in years, accord
ing to Manager Roy H. Simmons.
More out of state strings are en
tered than ever before.
The complete list of horse show
exhibitors include: Barbara Clay
ton, Mrs. Lyle Scroggs, Senator
Wayne Morse, and Mr. ana Mrs.
C. C. Slocum, all of Eugene; Mrs.
John Osburn, Gear hart; Bryant
stables, Boise, . Ida.; Carl R. Steen,
Junction City; A. W. Davis, Cove;
Gregory stables. La Grande; A.
L. Knighton, Hood River.
V. W. Chapman, St. Paul; John
C Baker, Turner; M. H. Miner,
Molalla; Carol Russell, Brooks;
Herman Fleber, Toledo: Joan
Karns, Orenco; Mrs. M. C. Moy-
nlhan and L. Anderson, both of
Lebanon: William Bradley, Patri
cia Cook, both of Vancouver,
Wash.: Jane Paine, Hilisboro;
Paul Easton, Beaverton; Lloyd F.
Silva, Grants Pass; Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Mason. Tigard.
Mrs. Norman Delaltre, Oswe
go; Columbia Riding academy,
Portland; M. Stonebrink. Harry
ZelL Pers CrowelL A. R. Saw
tell, Mrs. L. Ferry, Mrs. R. W.
Vanpelt, C. Vandoren, Mrs. Bob
Ferry, Spring Meadows farms, all
of Portland; Ray H. Maddy, Paul
Nelson, Dr. J. A. Gray, all of
Albany.
Thomas Allen, Peggy Turley,
Carol Flesher, Mrs. Louise Clark,
Holly Jackson, J. P. Hall, Mr.
and Mrs. Collis Johnson, Orant
Ferris, all of Salem.
Tom Metcalf. Monteseno, Wash.;
Jerry Buck, Centralis; Bob Arm
strong, Olympia; Barbara Mason,
T ,4 Va.h . "VJf- mnA Utrm
Draper A. Cole 'and Mary Mc-
leuen, oeaiue.
Together
50 Years
Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Campbell
have bee together 30 years and
will celebrate their golden wed
ding anniversary on Sunday, Sep
tember 5,' with an open house at
their residence, 725 North "Church
street. Their friends are being in
vited through the press to call be
tween 2 and 5 o'clock.
The couple's marriage took place
on September 7, 189S in Sheridan
with the Rev. Krause of Corvallis
officiating. They have lived in Mo
Minn ville and Dallas, .where Mr.
Campbell operated s mercantile
business for IS years. The Camp
bells have made their home In Sa
lem the past 27 years.
Mrs. Campbell was born in Ath
ena and her husband in Pennsyl
vania. The Campbells have two
children. Carvel C Campbell of
Nelscott and Mrs. Van Wleder of
Salem, and two grandchildren.
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FenndaUons, Girdles and Bra's.
Please telephone 7074 fer an
appointment.
CHARIS
CORSET CENTER
MART K. BALES
4ST I. liberty SL . I. 7174
Miss Nyla
Phillips .
A Bride
At a four o'clock ceremony Sat
urday afternoon at the First Con
gregational church Miss Nyla Na
dine Phillips, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. C E. Phillips, exchanged
wedding vows with Harold C Ok
horm, son of Mr. and Mrs. IL B,
Okholm of San Leandro, Califor
nia, who came north for the rites.
The Rev. Dudley Strain of the
First Christian church performed
the nuptials before a setting of
white gladioluses and asters.' The
alternate pews were marked with
white gladioluses tied with white
bows.
Miss Janet Neilson of Aloha was
the soloist and Mrs. John Schmidt,
Jr., the organist. Lighting the ta
pers were Miss Jo Ann Amorde of
Portland and Miss Marilyn Nel
son, who wore white frocks.
The bride's gown of whits slip
per satin was embellished with
cascade ruffling of lace which ex
tended from the waistline to hem
line on the full skirt which ter
minated In a train. The fitted bod
ice, with long sleeves, was made
with a drop shoulder nylon net
Cke and enhanced with a wide
ce bertha, which ended In a V in
front. Her imported French illu
sion fingertip veil cascaded from a
coronet of orange blossoms and
net and she carried a Bible mark
ed with a white orchid. Mr. Phil
lips gave his daughter in marri
age. Miss Lfla Phillips of Buckley,
Wash, was her cousin's maid of
honor and wore a white organdy
off-shoulder frock with full skirt.
Bridesmaids were Miss Shirley
Osterhout of Vancouver, B. C. and
Mrs. Taze Barton, who also wore
white off-shoulder dresses. For a
touch of color the attendants csr
rled cascade bouquets of orchid
gladioluses and wore white net
Stts and open crown white net
ts edged in lace, which tied in
back with white satin ribbon
bows. ' i
Huntley Okholm wss best man
for his brother and ushers were
Robert Patterson of Reno and Ber
nard Titland of Albany.
Tm Live la Calif ernla
Mrs. Phillips selected a brown
faille gown with Balendago ac
cessories for her daughter's wed
ding and Mrs. Okholm chose green
crepe with grey accessories. Their
corsages were of white roses and
stephanotis.
The reception followed in the
fireplace room. Mrs. Edward Lew
is presided at the coffee urn and
cutting the cake wereMrsRoy O.
Yung and Miss HaxeTSnuth As
sisting were Misses Audrey Christ
mann. Norma Sletton. Gladys
Quesseth and Katie Vlahos.
The newlyweds have gone to
California and Nevada on their
honeymoon. For traveling the
bride wore a bottle green suit with
gold and balendaga accessories.
After September 15 they will be
at home in Oakland, Calif., at 7434
Arthur street. In January they
will return to Oregon and live in
Eucene while Mr. Okholm con
tinues his study of architecture at
the University of Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Cebarn Grmben
horst and sons, Jeff arid Coburn,
and her sister, Mrs. Robert Sigler
and son, Bobby, who have been
visiting here from Stockton, Calif ,
will leave Tuesday for Walla Wal
la to spend a week at the home
of their mother, Mrs. Fred Las-sater.
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Visitors Here at
Lucas Home
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lucas
have had as their houseguests the
past week her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter IL Snow, Jr., of Sac
ramento, Calif, and her aunt, Mrs.
Ray Garland and daughter. Bar
bara, of New York City. The
Snows came north to see their
new grandson, Donald Herbert
Lucas.
Mrs. James E. Lucas and her
daughter-in-law, Mrs, James H.
Lucas, were hosts for a one o dock
luncheon on Friday afternoon at
the former's home on South 23rd
street in compliment to the visitors.
Shower Honors
Miss Fisher
Miss Mary Jean Fisher, bride
elect of Royal Wenig, was the
honor guest for a bridal shower
Thursday night at the home of
Mrs. Harold Holler on Sunny-
view avenue.
Gifts were presented by the
guests after each read her horo
scope. Miss Fisher reading the
last one. They were opened on a
white decorated table under a
white festooned arch tied with
wedding bells.
Pink and whits gladioluses
were used about the guest rooms.
Present were Mrs. Oscar Foe,
Mrs. Harold Bunn, Mrs. Oscar
Forgard, Mrs. Gordon Beecroft,
Mrs. Paul Barham, Mrs. Loyd
Laudie. Mrs. Jack Lindman, Mrs.
Ernest Crum, Miss Florence Klee
man, Mrs. E. Curtis, Mrs. Keith
La Due. the honored guest and
her mother, Mrs. Walter Fisher
and the hostesses.
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Soon to Dock in States
MLu" Mary. TIsmmark. who has
been in Nottingham, England this
summer attending summer school
st the University of Nottingham,
left for the states from South
Hampton on the "Queen Marf on
August 23 and will dock In New
Yorkr' Monday. Before leaving
England, Miss Haxnmond spent
four days in Scotland and nearly
a week. In London. She will come
directly to Salem after arriving in
the states.
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Sorry, folks, will not have time to write very much this
week. State Fair starts Sept. 6th and the members of
the posse are practicing every available minute, we want
to make this "the biggest and best show In all history"
(or did Leo Spltzbart say that this year). I talked it over,
real confidentially, with my horse last evening because
I didnt think he was doing as well as he might and he
told me (very confidentially that if be had a little more
to eat be could do a better job. So X guess it's up to you folks
after all, better come in and buy a little Jewelry, or a wrist
match or some Silverware or some sterling belt buckle sets
or have your watch repaired or something. If you just cant
think of a thing to buy, so I in turn can buy a little bay.
Just leave your donation in the little bottle on the counter.
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