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SOCIETY ' CLUBS
Miss. Arnold
Married . ..
At Church
The Knight Memorial Congre
gational church was the icene of
the wedding of Beula Lee Arnold,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
Arnold, and James B. Williams,
ion of Mrs. Harold Dickey, Sun
day at 4 o'clock. The Rev. Louis
White officiated.
Baskets of ferns with lavender
.and vellow gladioluses, asters and
nandraeons formed the decora
tions Liehtine tapers were Miss
Janet Lindley and Miss Marilyn
accompanied by Mrs. juciue ,
Mitchell. ' j
The bride, entering on the arm
of her father, wore a white satin
gown, made with French lace
yoke, long fitted sleeves and court
train, tier aouoie wuwuu
tip veirwas held by a French lac
cap. She carried a cascade bou
quet of red roses and stephonitis.
Mrs. Robert Wagers, sister of
the bride, was matron of honor.
Her gown was lavender organdy,
made with tucked yoke and cir
cular skirt She carried a fluted
organdy fan with sprays of yellow
asters and lavender streamers.
The junior bridesmaid was
Mary Arnold, wearing a lavender
organdy dress and carrying a fan.
Bridesmaids were Crystal Hunt
ington and Joan Hoereth, who
wore yellow organdy and carried
fans of yellow with lavender as
ters. In a yellow dress of or
gandy was the little flower girl,
Judith Hansen.
Acting as best man was Robert
Seamster, and seating the guests
were Jerry Arnold, cousin of the
groom, Torn Bartlettr Robert
Wagers, Bruce Boatman, Lowell
Weese and Ted Covalt.
Mrs. Arnold wore a rose silk
crepe afternoon dress, with navy
accessories and a corsage, of gar
denias and roses. Mrs. Dickey
wore a turquoise silk crepe after
noon dress with cinnamon brown
accessories, with a corsage of gar
denias and talisman roses.
The reception was held In the
fireplace room of the church. Mrs.
William Brinkley and Mrs. Kath
leen Arnold, aunts of the groom,
poured. Tht bride's aunt, Mrs.
Oscar Evans cut the cake. Assist
ing were Miss Irene McLeod, Miss
Nanrv Snvdfr. Miss Janvce Baker.
Miss Ruth Holtzman, Miss Betty
Brinkley and Miss Josephine
CaughelL
Going to the Oregon beaches for
their wedding trip, tht bride wore
a powder blue and white tweed
suit, made with box Jacket, to
which she pinned a corsage of
baby orchids. They will make
their home In Santa Rosa, Calif.
The Salem FX. elub held a din-
Iier Thursday night at Rebekah
odge halL Seven new members
were initiated. Guests came from
Albany, Molalla and McMinnvllle.
The next meeting will be Septem
ber 1 with Mrs. Colent Lounsbury.
Neetllecraft
What an infectious giggle! Sew
Laughing Dolly for your daugh
tr, it brings cheer to everyone!
On man's sock, plus scraps.
Sock -doll, 11 Inches, straw-yarn
hair. Good bazaar item! Pattern
t08; clothes pattern; directions .
Laura Wheeler's improved pat
tern makes needlework so simple
with its charts, photos and con-
' cue directions.
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this pattern to The Ore ton Statesman.
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Mrs. John A. Macy, who was Miss Joan Thomas before
her miarriage on August 8 in Port Orford. She is the daugh
ter of Mr- and Mrs.! Robert E. Thomas of Port Orford and her
husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Macy of Mon
tnouth. The couple will live in Dallas where Mr. Macy will
coach next winter. XScmds Studio.)
Miss Liudahl
Married at !
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Miss tonna Liudahl, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Liudahl
and John W. Holmstedt, Jr son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Holmstedt,
sr., of Paxton. Nebr.. were married
Sunday at St Mark Evangelical
Lutheran church at a 4:30 o'clock
ceremony. Dr. M. A. rj Getzender
and the Rev. J. Balgien officiated.
Lighting the candles were Ed
ward Meyer and Melvin Lange
Iand. Soloist was Victor; Palmason,
accompanied by Maurice Bren-
nan. j t
Mr. Liudahl gave his daughter
in marriage, ner gown was 01
white slipper satin, fashioned with
peter pan collar and peplum em
broidered with beaded pearls, and
full length train. A crown of
orange blossoms neid ner linger
tip veil, she carried . a cascade
bouquet; of stephonitis. centered
with a whita orchid and tledl with
lace ribbon.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Wes
ton Lai Munyan. sister of the
bride. Her dress was of shell pink
taffeta, .made with full skirt, and
bustle back, with which she wore
a matching hat. She carried a
nile green fan, edged with' pink
roses arid white gladioluses.
Miss :Anna Faye Olson and
Miss Ofadell Seifert were brides
maids, their dresses were fashion
ed the same as thje maid of honor :
and they carried pink fans wedged
with small roses and -gladioluses
Linda Stenjham was flower girl,
her dress was made identically
to the brides, was of pink.
The ring bearer was Gary Rein
sche. i
Best tnan was Weston La Mun
yan and ushers were Donald Liu
dahl, Howard Baumgart. Edward
Meyer and Melvin Langeland.
Mrs. ; Liudahl chose for her
daughter's wedding a n antique
gold afternoon dress ; with 2 forest
green accessories, and Mrs. Holm
stedt wore an afternoon dress of
black and white, with black ac
cessories. Both wore orchids.
Following the ceremony the re
ception was held in the church
parlors! Mrs. Oscar Sederstrom
and Mrs. A. Torgerson poured, and
cutting the cake were Mrs. Everett
Holmes and Mrs. Ralph Johnson,
assisted by Mrs. L. - J. Stewart.
Mrs. Cj Jaqua,and Mrs. A? Thal
seth. Witht the groom's parent, were
his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
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After a trip to the Oregon bea
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their home in Hooper, Nebr.
PATTERN 4576 sizes i2-w
Tell the world you have perfect
taste! Wear this chic casual with
its trim details. Stitched pleats
release fulness at back and there
are no aide-skirt seams!
Pattern' 4S70 comes in sizes 12,
14, 18. 18, 20. Size 18 takes 4 yards
39-inch fabric.
This pattern, easy to use, sim
ply to sew, is tested for fit. Has
complete illustrated Instructions.
Send TWENTT-mi CENTS in coins
for this pattern to ANNE ADAMS, care
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Box 710. Chicago SO. 111. Print plainly
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Miss Beth June Smith, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack P. Smith,
sr., of Pendleton, and John Cole
man Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs
Lloyd A. Lee, of Salem were mar
ried ar 3 o'clock Sunday, in the
First Christian church of Pendle
ton. The Rev. Q. D. Harris per
formed at the double ring cere
mony. The bride s brothers. Jack P.
Smith, jr., and Bonner Smith
lighted the tapers. Soloist was
Earl L. King, accompanied by
Mrs. Paul HilL of John Day.
Given in marriage by her father.
the bride wore the traditional
white slipper satin dress, made
with long pointed sleeves, and
wide bertha. At the side ruffles
draped from the waistline that
formed the train. The finger tip,
cascaded from a crown oi white
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saun i eugea wiui two rows 01
tiny lace. She carried an - arm
bouquet of pink roses.
Mrs.' Robert Rood, of Corvallis
was the maid of honor. Her gown
was of pastel blue taffeta. She
carried pink gladioluses.
The bridesmaids wore dresses
and hats made identical to the
maid of honor with Miss Colleen
Hise, Corvallis, in pastel pink. Miss
Claralyn Lee, Salem, in pale green
Miss Marilyn Russell, Longview,
Wash., wearing lavender and Miss
Jan Rutledge in yellow.
Diane Lee, of Klamath Falls.
cousin of the groom, was flower
girl. Darla Ruck, and Bobby Lee,
cousins of the groom placed the
altar pillows.
Frank McMuLin, Twin Falls,
Idaho, acted as best man. Seating
the guests were Don Armstrong.
Dean Bartholomew, Russell Hicks,
of Salem; Jack P. Smith,' jr., Bon
ner Smith and Wayne Gentry, all
of Pendleton.
Mrs. Smith wore ' a silver-grey
crepe dress trimmed with silver
sequins and pink gloves. Mrs.
Lee's dress was of aquamarine
crepe with which she wore pink
gloves. Both corsages were of pink
rosebuds.
At the reception. Mrs. George
Woodward, Mrs. Harold Gentry
and Mrs. Vernon Hodges were in
charge.
Mrs. Sam Jordon, of Tyler, Tex
as, aunt of the bride, Mrs. Walter
Hendricks, Mrs. O. D. Harris, Mrs.
Kathryn Soresensen poured. Mrs.
Paul A. Lee, of Klamath i'alis,
aunt of the groom, assisted by
Miss Rosemary Raeburn pf Port
land; Mrs. Henry Baker and Mrs.
Pat Mayberry 'cut the cake.
Leaving by plant for a wedding
trip to Victoria, B. C. the bride
wore a cerese pink wool gabar
dine suit, with chocolate brown
accessories and aqua top coat, to
which she pinned a corsage of
pink rosebuds.
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Cuttina the first piece of wedding cake with the cjroom's
word are Lt and Mrs. Joseph T. Lansdon Jr., (Therese
OToole) who were married July 25 in a Ft Lewis chapel.
The couple are living at Ellington Field, Texas, where he is
a navigator and radar Instructor with the U. S. air force. Mrs.
Lansdon Is the daughter of Sat and Mri. William OToole of
Ft Lewis, formerly of Independence. (Photo by Fort Lewis
Sentinel.)
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If you .can live in the same house with this modern new 1950 three-piece unit sofa you'd
find it a handy gadget to whirl around. Tub-type back of the end section can be turned in
any direction. Two end units can face, center unit has no bacL This was designed to use
as a divan love seat or! just plain davenport with center section backless. Well, anyway,
it's interesting.
Miss O'Neill
Married
The First Presbyterian church
was the scene of a wedding , Fri
day night at 8 o'clock, when Miss
Roberta Jean O'Neill, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. O'Neill be
came the bride of Richard Gal
lagher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Gallagher. The Rev. John Good
enberger officiated.
Mr. O'Neill gave his daughter
in marriage. She wore a dress of
white marquisette and lacei and
long veil. Her bouquet was of
pink and v hite roses.
Mrs. Roy Farmer, her sister was
matron of honor and wore a pale
green dress and carried pink glad
ioluses. Robert Gallagher attend
ed his brother as best man; and
James Johnson and Brady Galla
gher were ushers.
Ewald Frantz. sang, and was ac
companied at the organ by Mrs.
E. W. Cravens.
The bride's mother was dressed
in a two-tone gray suit and pink
accessories. The groom's mother
wore black. Both had corsages of
pink rosebuds.
During the reception, Mrs.
home, 144 North 10th street. Cor
vallis, while the groom completes
his studies at Oregon State college.
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Brady gallagher poured, Mrs. Ed
na O'Neill cut the cake and Mrs.
Edward Herman. Mrs. Gerald
Reeher, Mrs. George Nuff, MrsJT' Y-j r? T
Alvin Russell. Mrs. John Mason! J--1
Alvin Russell, Mrs. John Mason;
Miss Hazel Marks, Miss Dorothy
Hutmacher, Miss Alice Lachon and
Miss Joyce VanDyke assisted.
The bride wore a jade green
suit, cocoa accessories and an or
chid corsage when they went on
the honeymoon to Canada. They
will live irt Eugene.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C.
McDonald who were mar
ried July 17 at the Emman
uel Baptist church. The
bride is the former Beryl
Davey, daughter of . Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Davey of
Welcome, Minn., and the
groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll McDonald.
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Wedding on
Labish Center Community
church was thecene, Sunday for
the wedding of Miss Eloise Nel- I
son. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I
Haroln S. Nelson, and Lyle H.
Hamilton, son of Mrs. Iva Hamil
ton, at 3 o'clock with the Rev. V.
A. Zornes officiating.
aoioisi was w. Mornschuch, ac
companied by Mrs. Hornschuch.
Taper lighters were Miss Margaret I
Hamilton and Miss Barbara Jean
Russ.
Given In marriage by her fa
ther, the bride wore the tradl- i
tional ..hlte satin, fashioned with
a sweetheart neckline fingertip
veil which was held by a coronet '
of roses. She carried a cascade
of white gladioluses with a pink
rose center.
The bride's cousin. Miss Eleanor
Nyholm. was maid of honor and
her gown was aqua, with which
she carried a cascade bouquet of;
pink gladioluses.
j Norman Stone acted as best man i
and seating the guests were Royj
AKer and Donald Hamilton.
Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Hamilton
wore for their daughter and son's
wedding afternoon dresses of navy
and gray. They wore corsages of
pink gladioluses with bouvardia.
The reception was held In the
fireplace room of the church, with
Mrs. Harvey Aker, aunt, and Mrs.
Roy Aker, cousin of the bride
pouring. Mrs. Sylvan Mauer, the1
grooms sister, cut the cake, as
sisted by Mrs. Donald Hamilton, 1
Mrs. Reid Hamilton? Mrs. Maude
LLeedy, Mrs. Willard Aker and
Mrs. Ethel Stomp.
For her wedding trip to Sea
side the bride chose a blue satin
sun ana- wm live m Salem on
their return.
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