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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1949)
idr betting Nuptials Autumn colon In the gold and reen tones were selected by Miss larcellt Schwartz for the gowns of her attendants when she be came the bride of Richard F. Gentzkow on Saturday morning, fit. Joaeph'a Catholic church was the setting for the 0 o'clock nup tial mass at which Father T. J. Bernards officiated. The altar was banked with ar rangements of chrysanthemums and white tapers. The acolytes were Thomas and Donald Wtch man. Wayne Meusey and Mrs. Vlnce ROdakovttkt; sang with Mr, Meusey also playing the organ ac companimlent and wedding mar ches, if. . - ; - The tall, brunette bride, daugh ter of Mrs. Joseph Schwartz, was given in marriage, by her brother, H. V- Schwartz of Canby. Her handsome classic! style wedding gown was of ilvory slipper satin fashioned with court train. The bodice was made with tiny but tons down the front, short sleeves and a low neckline with rolled col lar finished in front with a satin bow. With her gown she wore long, satin' gauntlets. Her fingertip, il lusion veil cascaded from a crown of sequins and seed pearls. She TMeM. j 1 The ilcdinm Hecfs i carried a Bouquet of white ehrys- antnemums ana pom poms. Precede the Bride " ' s ' Mrs. John Jennings 'was her sis ter's matron of honor and wore a forest green taffeta full skirted frock made with a low neckline. and short sleeves. Her cascade bouquet was of yellow; and bronze pom poms tied with satin ribbon and she wore a beandeau of the flowers in her hair. Junior brides maids were her nieces, f Dorothy Lou and Jan Schwartz, who wore tiptoe length gold taffeta dresses fashioned with scalloped, ruffled hemlines. They carried smaller cascade .bouquets in the rust and deep red shades and wort gold taffeta bows in their hair. Flower girl was Margy Gentzkow, whose dress was Identical to the. junior attendant's and she carried a min iiature bouquet of pom poms. Paul Halter stood with the groom as best man and seating the guests were Albert Alley and William Gentzkow. Mrs. Schwartz chose a tftist blue suit with winter pink accessories and a corsage of pink button chry santhemums for her daughter's wedding. The benedict is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Gentzkow and she attended her son's marri age in a srev suit with ereon ac cessories and a eorsage of bronze enrysanwemums. . A bridal luncheon for members of the wedding party and rela tives was held at the Senator ho tel following the service. When the nuilwi um their honeymoon the bride was wearing a grey wool grey suit with brown lizard purse and shoes and a brawn satin hat. Th VUI pie will j Be at home on route 4 aiier December 1. I AMERICA IOVES YeuH find America's Wgeei, loveliest selection of fine footiveaf I, est the smart medium htl . la beatitlM Red (Gold), Cross Sfeoe edCW 8M lO91 At mdvtrtlttd i ssonaes i I M therein i : S to a Each and every lipstick by Charles of the Rits is costume blended to fashion. Each and tvery one it richer, creamier by far a different . . . more wonderful texture. Each and every one longer lasting. , Come in and see for yourself not only these fine lipsticks but the even more fascinating Costume-Mending service by lipstick than color To Form Formal Installation nt I Solan. Altrusa olub, national j women's service organization, will take place on Tuesday niuht at a hn. quet at the Marion hotel at 7 o'clock with members of the Port land Club aivinff tha rfianar In ik. charter members and presenting uiw maiier. lemporary chairman of the new club is Mrs- I. P. De laney. j Altrusa la the oldeet of the wom en s classified service elubs and was organized An Anrrmi 1017 at JNashville, Tennessee and be came tne rst national organiaa tions of esiecutiv and miniui. al women, either classified or un- ciasemea. Today there are over ?T101.AitIMl ,ubB iout the United .States, Canada, t Menico, Puerto Rico and Asia with a. mem- oersnip or e.750 women. The ser vice program of Altruia ia in community, state, national and in- icmauoQM Betterment, j Travel ajvtja of AAtW wM hear Mrs. Jf. M. Havla tali f summer's trip to Europe at the meeting Tuesday nfo-ht nt th k.. of Mrs- Maurice K. MeCann, 4630 . xviver roaa, t 7:45 o'clock. Co hettesses will be Mn. Smtt sel and Miss Varna 1finnin to Holland. Switzerland hammni. and Luxemburg. Takes Over the ii.MSfc' HSjSjsjsaM v.. V- $ A. ' ' 1 11 'it 5 C- I 1 - , 1 M frs. Sam Campbell, who ie eerving as president of the Salem Junior Woman'a elub this year; The active group, which waa organized in 1934, haa a member ship of 50 young women between the agee of 18 and 35. The philanthropic organization holds evening meetings the ioond and fourth Mondays of each month at the clubhouse. The objeet of the elub Js the furtherance of educational, phil anthropic and civic activities. The club contributes annu ally to all civie events in Salem and to the Woodburn train ing scheel, the state junior project. Main project of the elub this yexsa- ie providinsj playground equipment for the city parks. The olub holds benefit bridge and style shows in the ; fall ad spring arid two formal dances, all proceeds used to , carry on the work of the club. (Kennell-EHis photo). Surprise Parties For Matrons TOUR CORNER! Honor guests at a surprise party on their birthday anniversaries were Mrs. Clifford Herman and Mrs. Oilbert Merman at the residence of the former on Beck avenue, on Thurs day evening. Hostesses were Mrs. Albert Brant and Mrs. Theo Her man. Bidden were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Swigart, Mr. and Mrs. Er nest Garsjo, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Herman, Mr. and Mrs, Traugott Herman, Mrs. William Boedighei- mer, Mr. and Mrs. William Fut- rell, Mr. and Mrs. August Spreng er, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Usher, Mr. and Mrs. Hardie Phillips, Mis sea Stella Herman and Violet Sprenger, J. H. Norwood, X. A. Brant, D. A. Brant, Clifford Her man, Oilbert Herman, Theo Her man, Albert Brant. Mrs. Idward Walker, Ms S. Lancaster drive, entertained infor mally on Thursday evening. Cor sage making furnished the diver sion with Mrs. Ralph King as in structor. Other guests were Mrs. Arno Sprsnger,, Mrs. Warren Creech, Mrs. Donald Mader, Mrs. George Ha in, Mrs. Nile Hilborn, Mrs. James Lauderback, Mrs. John Hain, Mrs. ; Carl Raetz, Mrs. Roy Installation, Banquet Tonight Ivent of tonight will be the for mal Founder's day banquet of Mu Phi Epsilon, national music hon orary on the WDlamette univer sity campus. Preceding the 8 o'clock banquet at Lausanne hall will be installation services for new patrons and patronesses of (the honorary at the music hall. I The 46th year of the founding of the music honorary will be ob served -at -the banquet with Miss Betty Kuhhnan, 'president, serv ing as toastmistress. Mrs. James T. Brand will be the guest speak er and music will be furnished by the Willamette university string quartet Patrons and patronesses of the honorary are Mr. and Mrs. Ilwood Ball, Dr- and Mrs. Willis Gates, Dean and Mrs. Melvin H. Geist, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph- Dobba, Bonnet Ludden, Mrs. Clorinda Topping, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Brenmen, Mr. and Mrs. David Eason, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson, Mr. ! and Mrs- Victor, Palmason, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shogren, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wis carson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert M Fischer, jr.. Judge and Mrs. James T. Brand, Mrs. Itegina Iwalt, Dr. and Mrs. G. Herbert Smith, Miss Olive M. Dahl, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Pal 1. Wal lace, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Schramm, Mr. Frank Bvrllngham, Mr. Bruce Spaulding, Judge and Mrs. George Rossman. Members of the honorary are the Misses Betty Kuhlman, presi dent; Olennis Allen, 'vice-president; Beatrice Nagl, correspond ing secretary; Oloria Stone, treas urerf Miss Jean Farquharson, fac ulty advisor, Missies Norvda Smed ley, Jodelle Parker, Jodie Johan naber, Gladys Blue, ,Thelma Cur ran, Doris McCain, ' Jeanne Rice, Bernice laham, Margaret Powell, Beverly Holmes, Beverly Oweief son. Martha Benard, Mrs. Bruce Spaulding, Mas. Frank BurUag ham and Miss Lena Belle Tartar. Tfrf ftcfmcm, laleay Oregon, Sunday, Jior. 9, 1949 1 Chapter t BQ, PEO , wUI meet Monday night at the home of Miss Freda - Cherrington, 340 - Tryon street at 7:M oVlck,.The program will feature Cottey college", which is sponsored by the PEO. a lr tow Ail ovii 30 OU Ml VNOM 30 PRESERfB P Mevsl a-' PKOTECT I Wouskla ttsoiV smooth and youthfuHooVii , pvalaeabe end protect it. If your skin hat lost some offet yoattul suppleness ,m . lH isn't ae aW7.CTaa eeee was ftt 1 r If Cnmm . 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Six ef these handsome, strong plastic hangers in you favorite colors for only $1,001 Refurbish your closets with these entirely new and colorful plastic hangers and note the smartness! All are the combination type holding both coat and skirt. Notion dept. Main floor. Us) Our Gift Lay a way Dtpartmtnt. TOYIAND 1 IS OPEN DOWNSTAIRS! i . 1 , : DO YOUR GIFT JHOPP1NO EARLY! I :l
