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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1949)
Tkn gfrtssman. Sal. Ocyjaa. Thursday.? Juno 1. SOCIETY CLUBS Held in Garden UNION HILL The garden of the Dolph Heater residence at Union Hill v.-as the setting for the man-lag? of their daughter, Miss Ann Louise Heater, and Don aJd Kieth Peters, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry fMers of Union Hill, on Wednesday night at 7 o'clock. The Rev. Kenneth Knox officiated at the ceremony. Sue Teter. viol inist, and Mrs. Ernest Byberg, pianist, played the wedding music. The bride walked down an aisle, marked with white satin ribbdh and flowers, on the arm of her father, who gave her in marriage. The couple exchanged their vowi before an arch of pink roses witn baskets of roses,' rhododendrons and white flowers an either side Of white nylon marquisette was the bridal gown, fashioned with .rowi of ruffling extending from the hlnline to the hem and wide ruffle edging the train. A cfown of seed pearls held her fin gertip length veil in place and she carried pink roses centered white butterfly orchids. For Vimethlng old the bride wore her grandmother's watch, a Ireep- sake. Mrs. Walter McElhaney was the matron of honor and wore a yer !' marquisette gown with ruf fling enhancing the shoulder Una and at the hint. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Daniel Potter and Miss Jan ice Johnson, who wort identical fi ( ks of apple green marquisette with ruffle trim. All the attend ar ts wore matching picture hats and tarried fan shaped bouquets of roses. Loreue Heater, niece of the- bride, was flower girl and h-r white nylon marquisette dress, was made identical to the bride's. Donald Mader was best man and ushers vete. Rollin Heater, Walter McEllane, Marvin LeRud and Guy Scott. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Heater chose an aqua faille taf frtf. gown with orchid corsage and Mrs. Peters' gown was of pink with corsage of pink carnations. A reception immediately follow ed the nuptials. Mrs. W. W. Neal. Mi s. W. A. Heater and Mrs. Larry Cmpender presided at the coffee tun and Mrs. James Neal. aunt of 1h bride, cut the cake. Assisting were Mr. Maurice Heater. Mr, j I .nald Mader. Mrs. Ray Gehr, Misses Genevieve Scott. Maxine S ott. Mary Heater and Lucille i t'arpender. a After wedding trip along the I Orefon coast the newlyweds will I be at home iq Union HilL For j going away the bride doruied mauve pink suit with white ac cessories and orchid corsage. New Officers Are Installed SILVERTON At a candlelight ceremony Tuesday night in Trin ity church social rooms, officers of th Silverton Business and Profes sional Women's club were installed ! by Miss Hannah Olson, junior past prntident. Installed were Mrs. F. J. Rotibal. president, re-elected; Miss Thora AreMad, first vice-pre-sidenl; MR Stella Dybevik. re cording secretary; Mrs. Lela Quin tal, corresponding secretary, Miss Btty Hcidenstrom, treasurer. Mri. Ionard Hudson, second vice president, was unable to be pre- S1lt. , This was the spring formal meet lfi of the club and candles and ruses decorated the dinner tables at which 26 members were seated. During the dinner hour piano num ber were given by Miss Shirley S-ii and Mis. Lois Olson, and xal solos by Mrs. Earl Spencer, crampanied by Mrs. Quintall. Miss Edith. Ross, gave a report on the recent 5te convention kt-14 at Salem. The president's annual report, given by Mrs. Rou-b-il, hhowed that the club had 37 antnlers during the past year; contributions were made to the local hospital, a Chinese girl studying at Cervaliis, the Heart funds, the Girl Scouts and the an nual (25 prize to an outstanding hlrfh school senior arirl: Christmas ! lifts to state hn ri'ul. and a tea r the senior girt Miss Hannah Oison was pre sented a bon nvafte gift. Miss Ol son leaves Sundar to study at the university at Oslo, Norway, this summer, and will return this fall to teach in the Silverton schools. SkaaiBOB Dyer, faaghter el the Clay bou me Dyers, will go to Port land today to spend the remainder of the week and attend the Rose Festival with her grandmother. Mrs. Gertrude R. Watson, De30ihi 'Vex 0 KJ : ana m m Snl C". i. V hmh Im tnfm9 I1M! I CLUB CALENDAE TNCBSDAT s cm ritual Sunflower club picnic luncheon at Lcalt park, 12 -JO p.m. cnaptcr cb, peo. witn Mrs. in- t an A. Boliman. Dallaa. aewtert suv- 9TT. 1:30 pjn. WSWS of Znclawood church, meet al church at noon to to to Crcatwood acres (or picnic lunch. sojourners deaacrt luncheon, aaiaw Woman's clubhouse, t D m. Toaatmlatreai dub, Nohlgren s. FKIDAY flowvr afiacioa ; mmrtiaM of North Salem WCTU at tint Church of Cod. 1:45 p.ro. Woman's Missionary society. Cal vary Bap tlit church. 11:3 business irteetlnf. 12:30 luncheon, program later. SATvaVOA I BPW club beaca party, Breeie-HOl Dartment. j WEDNESDAY ;i HoUywood Lions auxiliary, with Mrs. R A. Forkner. 1855 North Capital street. 8 30 p.m. Travelers Visit, Clubs Feted FOURXORNERS Visitors for i a week in the : Nelson Anderson home, 390 S. Lancaster drfve were Professor and Mrs. Henry Ten Pas. John, Bill and Lynn TenPas of Corvallis. From here they went by automobile to Waldo, Wis., to visit relatives for a week before going on to Urbana, 111., where he will teach for the summer in the University ' of Illinois, while studying for his doctor's degree. Prof. TenPas will return to Cor vallis in the fall Mrs. Lee U. Eyerly is being wel comed home from' a five weeks trip east to New York City, where she visited with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ra leigh Wirth and two sons. Mr. Eyerly returned to Salem Tues day night by plane from his ranch at Wlckenberg,: Arizona. Dr. and Mrs. Lewis Clark and son, Duncan, have returned from a week's trip to Denver, Farming ton and Salt Lake City, Utah. Every one of these fine lingerie items was taken from our regular stock. Many pieces of brand new merchandise. We don't have all colors in all styles ... but every single slip, gbwn and robe is a money saving value of txcelUnt quality.; BETTER LINGERIE look st the famous name lingerie included In this event - - Rhythm, Colony Club, Trillium, Yofande, Lady Duff and Vanity Fairl tace trim end plains . . . nylon, rayon crepe and rayon satinl Formerly bold for 3.98 Were regyUrty 4.98 Kegwbrtyi told at S.98 ... txcoptfonel valve oven at 7,98 . Finest quality, regularly 14.9 J ... 0y4 buys at 3.98 X Reewlarly sell at 8.98 .i Hrmorlyjsold at 12.98 L . Lovely gowns, 14.98 valuer. Highest quality, regularly 17.98 ... Values to 1.15 Values t9 135 L Now 75c v i j I " I j ! k f I . " . ' - j j I ' ' ' !- n r II MUSIC Reception Will Honor Seniors i ' MONMOUTH Members of the graduating class at Oregon College of Education will be honored t the annual faculty reception and tea at I p.m. Thursday in Jessica Todd hall. Miss Jane Dale is chairman of the event' Mrs. Roy Lieuallen and Mrs. J. X Santee will pour. Heading; the receiving line will be Mrs. Pearl Heath, senior class adviser the past year. Others will include Miss Sylvia Claggett, Jun ior class 'adviser; Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Dewey, Dr. and Mrs, H. M. Gunn, Dr. and Mrs. Louis Kaplan, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lieu allen andi Miss Joan Seavey. Ori Etiquette By Roberta Lee Q. When conversing with a per son, is it: good form to use this person's -name frequently, as: "What do! you think about it, Mr. Smith?" ? "I don't think so Mr. Smith." i "Let's sit here, Mr. Smith"? I A. Yes, this is good taste. Q. Whq should say the grace before meals in the home? A. This duty should be perform ed by the father, but if he is re luctant, then the mother should do so. Q. Is it proper for a woman who is marrying for the second time to have an elaborate wedding? A. No; she should (avoid this. Mrs. James Sundet, the former Velma Folsom and youhg daugh ter, Bethj of Willeston, N. D., are visiting the former sparents, Mr. and Mrs. :I. E. Folsom on Wallace road for a month. j LINGERIE SLIPS GOJVNS HOSTESS GOWNS and ROBE SETS 3 . ; . Values to 19.75 j mm ff Values to 24.75 m jg fXifX Now I I.UU Now '..... 14.QO j Valvm to 29.75 4 . 1 . . .... Now 19.00 i i ;. PANTIES 1 en- Now esfwC -Miss Betty lean Seder, daughter of Mrs. Kay Seder, whose engagement to John Lloyd Cowan, son of Mrs. Pearl Cowan, has been revealed. The wedding will be an event of October 1. (Kenneil-Ellis photo). Birthday Party Given Tuesday One - year - old Cynthia Diane Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Smith, jr., was the in spiration for a birthday party Tuesday Her mother and her Drastically reduced! - - - - ROBES 1 CtOUP Brushed rayon robes, Vakm to 14.91 1 OKOUP 100 all wool flannel robes, Values to 25.00 All sales final, merchandise cannot bo returned or money court and liberty streets , -.XT. X'wi . -r -) Y 1 grandmother, Mrs. John Fisher, were nostesses. Blue ana wniic was the color scheme. i Guests included Mrs. Donald Zahradnik and Pamela. Mrs. Leo Fisher, Kathy and Carol Anne, Mrs. D e 1 b e r t ' McLaughlin and Debby Anne, Mrs. Ray Cherry, Mrs. Dudley Slater, Mrs. Herbert Dalke and Mrs. Sidniey Smith, ir ROBES Now 2.99 Now 3.49 Now 3.99 - Now 5.49 Now 8.99 . Now 3.99f ,.j Now 5.99 Now 7.99 ..-Now 8.99 - Now 10.99 8.00 11.00 Committees Appointed By Regent Mrs. Ruth Herndon. newly elect ed regeflt of Chemeketa chapter. Daughters of the American Revo lution, has announced her com mittee appointments for the en suing year. Her officers are as follows: Vice regent. Miss Edna Mingus; chap lain, Mrs. E. E. Bergman; record ing secretary, Mrs. M. A. Pekar, corresponding secretary, Mrs. Le na rd Kephart; treasurer. Mrs. John Black; registrar, Mrs. David H. Looney; historian, Mrs. Herbert Ostlind; librarian. Miss Helen Lit chfield and musician, Mrs. Edward West. i Committees appointed by ne j RQentS PdrtV regent are as follows: Parlimen- trian, Mrs. Oscar Hayter, custo-jQ ge Saturday dian, Mrs. W. B. Johnston. . Chapter chairmen, advancement! Chemeketa chapter. Daughteis of American music. Mrs.- William of the American Revolution will Thielsen; Americanisrr Miss Ola Clark; American Indi I . Mrs. J W. Nash; approved scitools, Mrs. W. E. Hanson; chapter member ship. Mrs. J. M. Shipley; conser vation, Mrs. Alfred Vick; constitu tion day, Mrs. Edwin A. Jory; cor rect use of the flag. Mrs. A. L Wallace: good citizenship pilgrim age, Mrs. C. E. Roblin; DAR man ual of citizenship, Mrs. John Rap hael; DAR museum, Mrs. J. G Heltzel; filing and lending, Mrs Clarence Mulcahy; Hoover house, Mrs. J. H. Carkin; junior Ameri can citizens, Mrs. Edwin Keech; McLaughlin house, Mrs. C. C. Geer; motion pictures and radio, Mrs. M. A. Pekar; national de fense, Mrs. H. J. Ostlind; DAR magazine, Mrs. P. T. Bouffleur, press relations, Mrs. H. G. Hen derson; distribution of year books. Mrs. Carey F. Marton; general chairman of birthday anniversary. Mrs. Homer Goulet. i . i.a . . . J : . : k cnapier committees: nuaiuut, Mrs. C. E. Roblin, Miss Helen Lit chfield; Champoeg, Miss Ruth Rulifson, Mrs. W. E. Hanson, Mrs David Looney. Mrs. A. A. Under bill, Mrs. Carey Martin, Mrs. A. E. " Austin, Mrs. 1. 8. Botsittf : CUjtnee, Mrs. Da rid Wright. Mrs. -Oscar Hayter, Mrs. C L. Crider. Mrs J. C. Sell, Mrs. L. D. Griffith. Mrs. John Black; women's coun cil, Mrs. .Nettie Roberts, Mrs. A. F Ostlind, Mrs. E. A. Jory, Mrs. C. C. Best; Memorial day and Armis tice. Mrs. J. M. Shipley: Mfs. Philip Bouffleur, Mrs. E. E. Bergman, Miss Kate Dickson. Mrs. Jame Likes. Mrs. W. W. Allen; pro gram' and year book. Mrs. Chanel Sprague. Mrs. William Thielsen, Mrs. W. E. Hanson, MiM Ola Clark. Miss Edna Mingus; telephone and ' transportation, Mrs. C. J? Lisle. Mrs. J. W. Nash; ways and means. Miss Edna Mingus,. Mrs. John Black, Mrs. M. A. Pekar, Mrs. L. C. McLeod, Mrs. David Looney, Mrs. John Carkin, Mrs. H. G. Hen derson, Mrs. Lenard Kephart, Mrs. W. B. Johnston and Mrs. B. H White. : hold their annual Regents party and picnic dinner on Saturday afternoon at Champoeg. The pic nic lunch is set for 12:30 o'cloclc. with a program following. Mrs. L. C. McLeod, outgoing regent, will be guest of honor .t the party. Mrs. Ruth Herndon is the new regent. HOSIERY and xil Regularly More Womtn "V ' 1 Ask For 1 ' ! I Gotham . je- Gold Stript , A By Namo j Than I' Any Other t'$j I Brand f-'fK yH?'.! I ?0iy ) Y j m Regularly to 2.50 Gotham Gold Stripot favorites with smart women everywhere! . . Becauso thtyrt cltar and thtor and wondtrfolly n during. In all the lovely new tint to comple mtnt evtry costumt ihadtl refunded, please " Shower Honors ' i; Miss Helms i. JEFFERSON Mi Lomi Helms, bride-elect of Louie Wil liams of Dayton, was the inspira tion for a bridal shower Tuesday afternoon when Mrs. DeRoy Mr Gill entertained in her honor. Mrs. E. B. Henningsen, Mrs. Oliti Co and Mrs. Paul McKee were con test winners. i Invited were Mrs. Paul McKee, Mrs. A. B. Hinz, Mrs. Olin CoX, Mrs. Helen Caywood and Johnny. Mrs. E. B. Henningsen. Mrs. Chet Newton. Mrs. Harvey Mitchell, Mrs. Dale E i s e n m a n, ' Mr$. Henry Rothrof k, Mrs. Flor ence Curtis. Mrs. J. J. McGill. Mrs. William Towery. Mrs. Anna Bom ber, Mrs. Les Shields, Mrs. For rest Miller. Mrs. Clarence Miller, Mrs. J. DeVaney. Mrs. Gean Kelly, Mrs. Joe McKee, Mrs. Claude Mc Gill, Mrs. Menin McGill. Mrs. DeWltt Tiger. Mr?. J. S. McGill, Mrs. Wallace Dawson. Mrs. J. C. Bentley, Mis Helms and mother, Mrs. M. C. Helms. , The wedding will in June. The young couple will live in a small' house on the Helms farm. From Portland comes news of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. David Sharff (Blanche Brown) on June S at the Emmanuel hospital. The baby's maternal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Harry Brown of Salem. to 1.65 - f ... "TT"