f The Stgloamrnu gqltn, Orxjo. Thurxiay, January XI, 1843
Couple to
Live in
-Salem
St Paul's Episcopal church in
The Dalles was the setting lor the
marriage of Mrs. Josephine Fer
guson Russell and Floyd Colburn,
both of Salem, on Wednesday
morning at. 10 o'clock with the
Rev. E. Ernest Tayler officiating
at the double ring ceremony. The
altar was banked with white
snapdragons and tapers.
For her wedding the bride
chose a smart sapphire blue taf
feta suit with beaded pockets and
three-quarter length sleeves with
cuffs. She wore a flowered halo
hat with blue veiling and navy
accessories. She carried a pray
er book marked with a white or
chid. Mrs. D. H. Noonan of Seattle
was her sister's honor attendant
and wore a navy blue faille suit
with flowered hat and carried a
pastel nosegay. Nancy Jo Rus
sell, daughter of the bride, was
ring bearer, and wore a light blue
embroidered organdy frock trim
med in eyelet lace and pink rib
bons and a matching hat. Gordon
Akers of The Dalles, brotherin
' law of the groom, was best man.
Mrs. Lenore O. Ferguson of
Seattle attended her daughter's
wedding in a three piece grey
suit with flowered hat. Mrs. Fred
Colburn was unable to come west
from Humbolt, Kansas for her
son's marriage. Also attending
the wedding were Mrs. Gordon
Akers and Mr. and Mrs. George
Akers of The Dalles, brother-in-
A receDtion followed at the
Stadelman home for the wedding
;uests. After a honeymoon trip
nto Washington the couple will
be at home in Salem at ism Pi
Church street.
The new Mrs. Colburn Is a
graduate of the University of Ne
braska and her husband attend
ed Washburn university at Tope-
k. Kansas. He is district mana
ger for Remington Rand Inc.
Beauty Operators,
Owners, Form
Capital City Unit of the Oregon
Association of Beauty Shop own
er and operators met Monday
night to organize the unit here
ad elect.officers. The meeting was
held at the Modern Beauty Col
lege with Mrs. Wilma Lee Pha
gans elected president. Officers to
eerv with her are Chris Larsen.
vice-president; Lela. Vernon, sec
retary: Nola Adams, treasurer;
and Chrystal Conklin, sergeant-t-arms.
' Attending the organization meet
were Arthur Watters, president
district 2, Eugene; Mrs. Patricia
Jackson, Hillsboro, state president,
of the Oregon association; Mrs.
Pearle Goldie. president of district
1. Portland; Mrs. Myrtle Shoultz.
Portland, state treasurer; Ruth
ft i mc Richardson, attorney for the
state association; Mrs. Arthur
eede. legislative chairman; and
Donald Johnston, Hillsboro.
Students of the Modern 'Beauty
college presented new hair styles
for the group during the evening.
Eiliene Haas Now
Mrs. Grimes
MILL CITY Miss Eiliene Hass.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Haas. sr. of Albany became the
bride of Keith Grimes, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Grimes of Mill
..City Sunday, January 9 at St
Mary's Parish in Albany.
The bride, given In marriage
by her father, chose a whit satin
bridal gown with a fingertip veil.
She carried a shower, bouquet of
white carnations centered with an
orchid.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Ger
ald ine Ross, Hillsboro, the bride's
aister.- She wore a peach colored
dress and carried white carna
tions.
Albert Haas, jr. stood with the
groom as best man.
..Following the ceremony a n
ception was held at the home of
the bride's parents. Mrs.. Ger
trude McMillin, sister of the
bride, cut the cake. Mrs. Letha
Sommers. Scio. the groom's sis
ter.; presided at the punch bowL
MUs Marcia McMillin. niece of
the bride, passed the guest book.
Following a trip to the coast
the couple will make their home
In Mill City where the groom is
employed.
Mrs. Jehn H. Johnsea has la
sted members of her club to a
one o'clock luncheon and after
noon of bridge on Friday at her
South 23rd street home.
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SOCIETY CLUBS
Seamsters
Hosts For
Party fj;
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Seams ter
wil be hosts for an old fashioned
party tonight at their , new coun
try place. "Tall Timbers", for a
group of their friends.
Square dances; will be enjoyed
in the party room after which a
late supper will be served by the
hosts.
Guests of the S teamsters will
be Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hal varson,
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Goodenough,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bowman,
Dr. and Mrs. Estill Brunk, Mr.
and Mrs. Bjama Ericksen, Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Denver Young, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Palmason. Mrs. Eileen
Sheldon, John Black.
New Member
In Auxiliary
Mrs. Ferdinand Dierks was Ini
tiated into auxiliary 661 of Veter
ans of Foreign Wars on Monday
nightf during a business meeting.
Mrs. Roy Harland reported on a
trip taken by members of the post
and auxiliary to the Turnidge farm
for delinquent boys and plans are
now underway to assist the farm.
Mrs. Virgil Bolton announced an
other of the benefit bridge parties
for February 10. Invistations were
read to the Lincoln Pay tea of
Barbara Frietchie tent,: Daughters
of Union Veterans February 12 and
to the opening of jthe new build
ing of Caufield post and auxiliary
in Oregon City February 12. The
auxiliary will be host ; to district
auxiliaries on February 4 at VFW
hall.
Following the meeting, a pro
gram was given for the auxiliary
and post by the Bandel trio,, Mr.
and Mrs. Dalbert Jepson, Arthur
Intel and Jack Hill.
The refreshment committee in
cluded Mrs. Mammie Phipps, Mrs.
Edwin Lyle. Mrs. Ralph Harlan,
Mrs. Ed Parton, Mrs. Maude Ol
son. Mrs. Mel Clemens, Mrs. Joe
nornener.
Mrs. Throne Pays
Official Visit
Salem chapter. Order of Eastern
Star held its regular meeting Sat-
uraay night, January ?2 at the
Masonic temple with Mrs. Claude
Post, worthy matron, and William
Newmyer, worthy patron presid
ing, f
Honor guest was Mrs. CE.
Throne of St. Helena, associate
grand matron of the rrand chant
ter of Oregon who was paying her j
otiicial visit to the chapter. Dur
ing the afternoon a special school
of instruction was conducted by
Mrs. Throne for the officers and
members of the ; order. Other
guests honored were Rex Hart
ley worthy grand patron and Mrs.
Ben Felger, past; grand matron,
chapter of Oregon. Mrs. Rex Hart
ley, grand mar hall land Mrs.
D. M. Eby, worthy matron of
Chad wick chapter; Out of town
guests included Mrs. N. E. Shaw,
Mrs. Norman E. Shaw and Mrs.
Glen Wyatt of Corine, Utah, Miss
Edith M. Fanning of Corvallis and
Mrs. Nellie E. Noble of Salt Lake
City. Utah.
Decorating for the evening were
Mrs. George Martua, Mrs. Ken
neth Dodge, Mrs. Harley Osborne
and Mrs. Clarenca Shrock. Head
ing the dining room - committee
were Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Grub, as
sisted by Mr. and Mrs. Clara Jar
vis. Mr. and Mrs, John Swigart,
Mrs. Carl Flood and Mrs. Roy
Young.
ReserVatipng Due
For Dinner i
Reservations by members of
the YWCA for the annual din
ner scheduled for: Monday night
should be made immediately at
the YWCA The dinner, to be
given at the Knight Memorial
hospital on Monday night, is for
members of the association and
r husbands.
An open meeting is to be held
in the auditorium following the
dinner, at which time Dr. R. D.
Gregg, dean of the college of
liberal arts of Willamette univer
sity wil be the speaker.
SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Almquist (Peggy Goplerud)
whose wedding was an event of
January 1, returned home Mon
day night from a -wedding trip to
southern California. -
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CAPITAL
Drug Slore
State and liberty
I I coajftrri
CLUB CALENDAB
THl'SSDAT
Past President. Capital unit. Amer
ican Legion auxiliary with Mrs. Paul
brcrameu. w N. Z4th t.. TJO djb.
Sunflower Spiritual dub with Mrs.
Sam Harms. 379 N. Cottage st, 1 P-m.
Chapter CB. PXO. with Mrs. Dwicht
G ruber. 1779 Fir st, 7 JO dessert sup
per. Print-la Pleasant Point social club
with Mrs. Rue Drager. noon luncheon.
Sojourners, dessert bride. Salem
woman clubhouse. 1:19 pjn.
Toastmistress club, dinner. Kohl,
crea'a. S pjn.
FRIDAY
fteignoors 01 wooacrart. woman s
clubhouse.
Past Presidents of Hal Hibbard aux
iliary. United Spanish War Veterans.
wiin mrs. Henry luugnt, 1989 Room
vett street. I p.m.
lATl'HDAV
Wast Salem Lions club benefit card
party, city hall. p.m.
TUESDAY
District No. . Orecon State Nurses
association. Salem Woman's club. S
Play Casting
Is Completed
Work on Willamette university's
next drama production R.UJR.
(Rossum's University Robots) lus
entered its fourth week of pre
paration with special concentra
tion on the epilogue, a surprise
ending to the three-act play.
Casting for the ; production,
which is to be presented Febru
ary 17 and 18 in conjunction with
Willamette's religious emphasis
week, has now been completed
and includes 19 individual roles.
Playing the leads in the produc
tions whose plot centers' around
conflict between humanr"-and re
bellious robots, a r e William
Strobbe, Creston, Iowa; Betty
Thompson. Buhl, Idaho; Raymond
Loter. Portland; Ella Leu Ball, Es-
tacada and Robert Jewell, Salem.
Supporting players are Patri
cia Holtz, Portland; Gary Law
rence, Deer Island; Raymond Yo
com. Riverside, 111.; Phillip Ham
mond, Lynn, Mass.; Udell Mc
Manus, Salem; Roberta Meyer, Sa
lem; Robert Witham, Honolulu,
T.H.; Lyle Park, Salem; Douglas
Webb, Vancouver, Wash.; Allan
Ffanzke, Portland; David Ander
son, Portland; George Juba, Port
land; David Beckett, Salem and
Maurice Underwood, Portland.
BROOKS Mrs. Harvey Lea. a
recent bride, was honored with a
bridal shower at the Farmers Un
ion hall Wednesday night. Mrs.
Charlie Earls, Mrs. Fred Lea and
Miss Carol Lea were hostesses.
After the opening of gifts re
freshments were served to Mrs.
Lea, Mrs. Glen Wadley, Mrs. Wil
lard McClaughry, Mrs. Robert
Fitts, Mrs. Oran Lowery, Mrs.
George Lseher, Mrs. Otis Phillips,
Mrs. Waldo Lowery, Mrs. Elmer
McClaughry, Ruby Baxter, Mrs.
Ralph Lea. Dorothy Baxter, Mrs.
J. J. Lesher, Mrs. J. M. Lea, Irene
Wright, Mrs. James Ward. Mrs.
Bud Lowery, Mrs. Cecil Wright,
Mrs. Ernest Wood, Mrs. Mike
Lowery, Mrs. Frank Adams, Mrs.
Dean Lowery. Mrs. C. E. Robert
son. Mrs. Albert Earls, Mrs. Law
rence Jackson, Betty and Lorene,
Mrs. Oren Phillips, Mrs. Dewey
Lowery, Mrs. Jack LeMay, Mrs.
L o W m a n Wright, Miss Donna
Wright. Mertha Jones, Pauline
Earls, Dorothea Weston.
Rich, and Good
Rich Luscious Pies Add Pleasure to
Daily Menu and Girth to Waistline
By Maxlne Barest
Statesman Woman's Editor
What nicer way could anyone take on calories than by eating lus
cious rich pies. Unless of course from other pastries or candy.
Now take pecan pie, for instance, the filling alone contains. 3588
calories and the crust adds a good many more.
Here then, is a pie guaranteed to
add inches to an already ample
waistline.
PECAN PIE
1 Vz cups dark cornsyrup
1 cup brown sugar
V cup butter
Va teaspoon salt
2 eggs
1 cup pecan meats
Cook cornsyrup and brown su
gar together until mixture begins
to boiL Remove from heat .and stir
in butter, add salt, cool. Beat eggs,
add to syrup mixture, pour filling
into unbaked shell sprinkle with
nuts and bake at 350 degrees for
50 minutes or until done.
Now that coconut is again avail
able, this pie might tempt the ap
petite of those who should be
watching strictly to a low calorie
diet
COCONUT CREAM FIX
5 tablespoons cornstarch
H teaspoon salt
ll cups cornsyrup (light)
2 tablespoons butter
Mil
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MUSIC
Preview of
Watercolors
At Gallery
On the social agenda Wednes
day afternoon for the legislative
contingent was the preview show
ing of Carl Hall's water colors in
the Elfstrom Gallery. Mr. Hall
and Mrs. Norman Huffman, ad
visor of the gallery, were present
for the showing.
Arranging the show and tea
were Mrs. Karl Becke and Mrs.
H. G. Maison, who hava taken
over the management of the gal
lery-
Presiding at the tea urns dur
ing the afternoon were Mrs. Rob
ert L. Elfstrom, Mrs. Gene Van
deneynde, Mrs. George Kaye,
Mrs. Donald A. Young, Mrs. Earl
T. Newbry and Mrs. William E.
Walsh of Coos Bay, wife of the
president of the senate. Assisting
were Mrs. Frederick Deckebach,
Mrs. Chandler Brown, Mrs. Da
vid Duniway. Mrs. John Steel
hammer and Mrs. James Walton.
The table was covered with a
white organdy cloth and centered
with an antique milk glass com
pote filled with pink sweet peas
and flanked with pink tapers in
mik glass candlesticks.
The watercolors will remain In
the gallery for ten days and will
be open to the public beginning
today.
Auxiliary Plans
Benefit Party
Members of Capital Unit No. 9,
American Legion auxiliary, are
planning a benefit card party for
Friday. February 4, to be held at
the Salem Womans club. Bridge,
pinochle and whist will be played
with prizes for high and low score
for both men and women. Mrs.
Lena Hildebrandt is general chair
man and will be assisted by Mrs.
Don Madison and Mrs. Walter L.
Spaulding in charge of playing,
and Mrs. Ella Voves serving as
refreshment chairman.
Tickets may be purchased from
these chairmen and also Mrs.
James A. Carson. Mrs. Helen Mc
Leod, Mrs. Clara Poland, Mrs.
Ethel Lewis and Mrs. Malcolm
Cameron.
Hape Jaonith. daughter of the
Douglas Jaquiths of Salem, was
one of the 34 young music students
who participated in auditions in
Portland Sunday. She and three
oth-rs earned the right to be beard
by Werner Janssen for a possible
solo appearance with the Portland
Symphony. Miss Jaquith is a vio
linist, and music major at Lewis
and Clark college.
Mrs. David Easea will present
her pupils in a musicale Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at her South
Church street home. Soloist on
the program will be Miss Patricia
Elfstrom. pupil of Miss Lena
Belle Tartar, who will be accom
panied by Miss Dorothy Pederson.
" :
2 cups milk
2 eggs, separated
1 teaspoon vanilla
Vt cup shredded coconut
Baked sheU
Put the corn starch, salt and 1
cup of the cornsyrup into a sauce
pan. Stir until blended. Add but
ter and milk. Heat to boiling over
direct heat and boil gently IVi
minutes, or until mixture becomes
thick and clear, stirring constantly.
Beat egg yolks; gradually add hot
custard and blend thoroughly. Re
turn to heat and continue cooking
1 minute. Add vanilla- and coconut.
Pour into baked pie shell. Beat
egg whites until stiff but not dry.
Gradually beat in the remaining Vi
cup corn syrup. Spread meringue
over top of pie, carefully sealing
in all the filling by spreading so
that meringue touches all edges of
crust. Bake in slow (300F.) oven
about 25 to 30 minutes, or until
lightly browned. Serve cold.
j
Bidden to
Dinners
The weekend social slate is filled
with several informal dinner and
bridge parties.
A Bridge Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Potts
have invited a group of their
friends to their Morningside home
Saturday night to a buffet dinner
to be followed by an evening of
bridge.
Guests of the hosts will be Mr.
and Mrs. Reynolds Allen, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer O. Berg, Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Campbell, Mr. and Mrs.
Homer L. Goulet, Dr. and Mrs.
Kobert E. Joseph, Mr. and Mrs
Robert Needham, Mr. and Mrs.
Russel E. Pratt. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Roth and Mr. and Mrs.
William T. Waterman.
Johnsons Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. John
son will be hosts' for a buffet
dinner party Saturday night at
their North 23rd street home.
Bridge will be in play during the
evening. This is one of a series
of parties the hosts are planning.
Bidden by the Johnsons are Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Schramm, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles A. Sprague, Mr.
and Mrs. Silas Gaiser, Dr. and
Mrs. B. F. Williams, Judge and
Mrs. James T. Brand and Mrs.
David Wright.
Dinner at Shays
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Shay will
entertain their club at their State
street home Sunday night. A no
host dinner will be followed by
several hours of bridge.
In the group will be Sen. and
Mrs. William McAllister of Med
ford, additional guests, and Mr.
and Mrs. P. H. Brydon, Dr. and
Mrs. Robert F. Wulf, Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Margosian, Mr. and
Mrs. Marion Moore, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Matujec and the Shays.
New Officers for
Relief Corps
Sedgewlck Woman's Relief
corps met at veterans hall Satur
day for luncheon. Mrs. Glen Ad
ams was installing officer assisted
by Mrs. Elsie Townsend, Mrs
Florence Shipp, Mrs. Pauline
Clark, Mrs. Lucy McDowell, Mrs.
Luvera Fiala, Mrs. Anna Mane
Anderson and Mrs. W. J. Hage-
dorn.
Mrs. Gertrude Walker was in
stalled as president; Mrs. W. J
Beard, senior vice president; Mrs
Josephine Erickson junior vice-
president; Mrs. Sarah Peterson,
treasurer; Mrs. Rose Abbott, chap
lain, Mrs. Abbie Jaeger, secre
tary; Mrs. Dora Pratt, conductor;
Mrs. Nellie Pierce, guard: Mrs
Francis Hoyt. assistant conductor
Mrs. Ada Byers, assistant guard;
Blanche Stuart, patriotic instruc
tor; Florence Shipp, press corres
pondent; Mrs. Margaret Camp
bell, musician; Lura Tandy, Julia
Gregory, Lucy Keyt and Mary
Ackerman, color bearers.
Mrs. Goldia Kyle is retiring pre
sident. Guests included Mrs. Vic
tor Koop, McMinnville.
Board Meets to
Make Plans
The executive board of the Mar
ion County Federation of Repub
lican Women were entertained by
Mrs. Florence Wright at her home
on Monday night. Mrs. William
Burns, state president was a guest.
Plans were made for a member
ship drive and also for assisting
the central committee with the
Lincoln Day banquet. A state
meeting is being planned for
around the first of May in Salem.
Members of the executive com
mittee are Mrs. Wright, Miss Mar
jorie Harris, Mrs. E. Porter, Miss
Nellie Schwab, Mrs. M. M. Mc
Gee, Mrs. Florence Ames. Mrs.
Lloyd DeGrote and Mrs. Bertha
Junk Darby. Mrs. Theo. George
was a guest.
A surprise birthday party was
given Mrs. Fern Richards for her
birthday, by Mr. and Mrs. James
Mix Tuesday. Present were Mrs.
Jean Samuels. Mrs. Pauline Rich
ards and Vonah, Mrs. J. B. Cum
mings. Ocean Lake, Lillian Cum
mings, Sharon. Carrol Ann from
DeLake, Mrs. Mable Morrow, Mrs.
William StrvMarri Kfr Vm.
Ostrander, Miss Erna Zaun, Karen
Alien ana Mrs. t ern Richards.
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FRIGID AIRE
EVEN-HEAT OVEN
Martha Jano Coio, Homo Advisor, will prepare, a com
plete oven meal In th Frigidaira Evan-Heat Oran. This
will b don with tha -Cook-Matter Oren Control demon
etratina tho simplicity and convenience of automatic
cooking.
Refreshments will be served to all attending. A surprise
gift will be pre sainted. Bring a friend and learn the ad
vantage of modem electric cooking.
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SALEM
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Mrs. Uoyd Pepper, new
ly installed noble grand of
Salem Rebekah Lodge No.
1. Formal , joint installation
ceremonies were held Jan
uary 12 at the IOOF
Temple with Salem Cheme
keta Lodge No. 1. Mrs.
Lloyd Woods is the out
going noble grand. (Ken-nell-Ellis).
Mrs. Ritchie
Feted at
Shower
Mrs. John Marvin Ritchie was
the honor guest at a surprise
party Wednesday night when Mrs.
Robert W. Gormsen entertained
at her home on Hines street.
Bridge was in play during the
evening with a late supper served
by the hostess. The guests feted
Mrs. Ritchie with a shower.
Honoring Mrs. Ritchie were
Mrs. Lester Carter, Mfs. Richard
Nelson, Mrs. Richard Hauge. Mrs.
Roy Ferris, Mrs. Emery Hobbs,
Mrs. Roger K. Putnam, Mrs. Mau
rice Saffron. Mrs. Francis Jerni-
gan, Mrs. Clark Jackson, .Mrs.
Gordon King, Mrs. John Varley,
Mrs. Wesley Ritchie, Mrs. Fred
Sugnet, Mrs. William Bush, Mrs.
Chester Pickens, Mrs. K. H. Pick
ens, Mrs. W. C. Pickens and Mrs.
Gormsen.
Rural Women at
Black Home
Mrs. Hattie Black entertained
the Independence Rural women at
her Columbia street home Thurs
day. Mrs. Theodore Muller, pre
sident, named her committee
chairmen: Mrs. Zack Bartef, ways
and means: Mrs. Grove Peterson,
lookout; Mrs. R. A. Alderson,
house; Mrs. Orley Brown, pro
gram; Mrs. Albert Terjeson,
membership; Mrs. Charles Wilson,
health; Mrs. Florence Titus, musi
cian. Mrs. Grove Peterson, presi
dent of ,the Polk county public
health and tuberculosis associa
tion gave a report. Mrs. Jessie
Gwyi assisted Mrs. Black. Mrs.
Roberta Riha will be hostess on
February 10.
To Honor Mrs. Turner
The women of Leslie Methodist
church will be guests Friday af
ternoon at two o'clock at he home
of Mrs. Elsie Rundlett, 1595 South
High Street, at a party honoring
the pastor's wife, Mrs. G. Wesley
Turner. Circle No. 2 of th Wom
an's Society of Christian Service
will be hostesses for tbe after
noon and members have appointed
as their committee in charge of ar
rangements Mesdames T. O.
Adams, J. S. Murray, I F. Heu
perman, C. W. Stacey and Eugene
Finlay.
Mrs. Maurice II. Saffron was a
hostess Tuesday afternoon at her
Glen Creek Drive home for mem
bers of her club. A dessert lunch
eon was followed by bridge. Addi
tional guests were Mrs. I. L. Col
by of Portland, mother of the host
ess, who is here visiting during the
week, Mrs. Lester Carter, Mrs.
Claybourne Dyer and Mrs. Donald
Fisher.
Additional Society on
page 14.
OVEN MEAL
Dates
Thura.
Jon. 27
Timet
2:00 P. M.
imuicc iimi Tiiiimii
ORECON CITY
Nuptials af
St. Joseph's
The double ring wedding of
Miss Delaine J. Hougham; daugh
ter of Mr. i and Mrs. E. R. Hough
am, and Floyd J. Green, son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Green was
Saturday morning. January 15 at
10 o'clock in St. Joseph's Catholic
church. Father Bernards officiated
at the mass and read the vows
before the high altar. Wayne
Meusey presided at the organ and
sans:.
The bride, who was escorted to
the alter by her father, wore a
gown made of white slipper satin
with yokej and sleeves of shadow
lace, fitted bodice and a gathered
skirt which terminated into a court
train. Her I finger tip veil was held
in place by a coronet of orange
blossoms. ;She carried a mother
of pearl rosary more than fifty
years old and a white bridal man
ual, a gift from the groom, top
ped by an orchid.
Miss Dolores Hougham, twin
sister of the bride, was maid of
honor. Her dress was sea foam
green and she carried a nosegay
of roses, sweet peas and snap
dragons. Miss Gloria Hougham,
another sister of the bride, was
bridesmaid She wore a pink slip
per satin - gown and carried a
nosegay of roses, sweet peas and
snapdragons. Judy Abernatha,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Abernatha of Portland, was
the flower girl wearing a floor
length yellow gown.
Mel v in Green, brother of the
groom, was best man and Lee
Kronbergbf Portland, uncle of
the bride, escorted the bridesmaid
Ushers were Robert Green of
Newport and Robert Kronberg of
Portland.
Immediately following the cere
mony a reception was held in the
Blue room at the American Le
gion club. : Miss Tove Jacobsen of
Eugene and Miss Faye McPhee
served. Mrs. William Abernatha
of Portland poured. Mrs.-JW. D.
Potter and Mrs. T. Cover had
charge of the gift table. Miss
Irene .McPhee passed the guest
book.
The bride's mother wore a dark
afternoon dress enhanced with
bugle beads, Kolinsky furs and
black accessories. Mrs. Green
wore a light green suit with black
accessories and both had corsages
of gardenias and red roses.
For going away the bride chose
a black and grey sharkskin suit
with cape collar, black accessories
and a fur coat to which she pin
ned an orchid. The couple will
make their home in Salem on re
turn from ; their honeymoon.
The Woman's Bible class of the
First Methodist church will hold
its class party Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. James W. Taylor,
882 N. 16th St., at 2 o'clock. Assist
ing hostesses will be Mrs. Oren
Strafton and Mrs. Zero Polaire.
Mrs. Lena Lisle will lead the devo
tions. Awful-Awfnl
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Twenty-fire guia of tbe Jan tar
Catholic Daughters of America.
Salem, accompanied by five wom
en, went by a chartered bui to
Woodburn on Monday to institute
a new Court of Junior GD-A. ;in
Oregon. Mrs. Harry Corey. Salem
junior chairman, was in charge d
the group. Miss Lois Schwab, pre
sident of the Salem Junior CPA
and her officers conducted the ini
tiation ceremonies.
Newlyweds Will
Live in Texas
BUENA VISTA The home' of
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Loyd iat
Menard, Texas was the setting
for the wedding of Miss Jo Ann
Solomon,' daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. O. Solomon of Truncolt,
Texas and William Taylor Short,
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L.Shprt
of Buena Vista, on January. ) 7.
The Rev. John II. Easter perform
ed the ceremony. r i
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a white tvool
dress with brown and gold acces
sories. She carried a white Bible
topped with pink carnations j and
violets. Her only ornament jwai
a fifty year old locket of! her
mother's. , . i j j
The maid of honor. Miss Doris
Lang ford, wore a blue suit and a
corsage of red roses. Mrs. Leonard
Loyd was her sister's matron I of
honor and she wore a .brown; suit
with a yellow ranuculus corsage.
Leonard Loyd acted as best man.
The newlyweds greeted their
guests at a reception following
the ceremonv. The bride received
her education in Texas while JlrJ
nori is a graduate or inaepend-i
ence high school and Oregon 1
ztate college, lie is now employed
by the Skelley Oil company as a
geologist at San Angeio, Texas,
where the young couple will lve.
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