0 The Stat eamcm, Salem, Oregon Sunday, April 16, 1950
le,;!ioffert
Weds at Church
Ceremony t
y ' Pink and white, were the colors
J elected by Miss Lucille Hoffert
or her wedding on Saturday
fnorning at St. Vincent de Paul
Catholic church when she became
the bride of James P. Moisan, son
of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Moisan. On
the altar were vasesf of white snap
dragons and pink carnations. At
the chancel rail were baskets of
calla lilies, white stock, flowering
sherry and pink snapdragons and
carnations. The front and back
Kws were decorated with colon-
nosegays and th ; pews" were
marked off with decorated white
gatin rope. i
The Hey. George L. O'Keefe of-
f elated at the 9:30 nuptial mass,
he choral group from St. Vincent
dePaul school sang preceding and
during the mass. Miss Carolyn
' i Cramer was the accompanist.
' The bride, daughter of Mr. and
1 Mrs. Peter Hoffert. was given in
, marriage by her father. Her hand-J
: tome white slipper satin bridal
gown was fashioned with inserts
If lace from the waistline to hem
line and a white satin ruffle ed-
ed the skirt and court train. The
tted bodice was made with long
sleeves and lace yoke bordered
with a wide lace ruffle. A crown
of net adorned with tiny satin
bows and seed pearls held in place
her fingertip tulle veil. A white
orchid with streamers of steph
anotis marked her prayer book,
which was a gift of the bride
. froom.
J Attend Bride
Precedingthe bride to the altar
was a quartet of attendants. Mrs.
Melvin J. PiUette was her sister's
matron of honor and her daugh
ter, Dianne, was the flower girt
Mrs. Pillette wore a gown of pink
marquisette designed with rows of
brocade. The low, rounded neck-
Jin was edged with a pink bertha
and at the waistline was an inset
Jf taffeta and the skirt was full,
he wore matching taffeta mitts
and carried a colonial nosegay of
.- pink rosebuds and white carna
liens centered with a pink gar-
flenMu The flower girls dress was
f pink marquisette and she car
lied a miniature nosegay of Ce
eile B runner roses.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Peter
Hoffert, Jr. and Mrs. George Mc-
JCay of Burbank, Calif. Their
dresses were of white marquisette
banded with rows of brocade and
fashioned identical to the honor
4 matron's. They wore white mitts
and carried nosegays of white ros-
. as, pink carnations and a white
, gardenia center. The attendants
all wore flowered headdresses.
tucnara weicn was best man
Cd seating the guests were Har
i Anderson. Melvin Pillette.' Pe
ter Hoffert, Jr. and William Hals
backer. For her daughter's wedding Mrs.
Hoffert chose a grey: suit with
matching accessories land Mrs,
Moisan wore a blue suit Their
Jorsages were of gardenias,
treakfast and Reception
' A breakfast for the wedding
' party and members of the lmme-
diate family was held at the Ho
tel Marion immediately following
me ceremony, in the afternoon the
newlyweds greeted their guests at
a reception at the Mayflower hall
between 1 and 3 o'clock. Cutting
the cake were Mrs. Lyll Shephard
x ana Mrs. Virgil uannlson. Mrs.
Daniel Archer presided at the
coffee urn and at the punch bowl
was Mrs. Harlan Anderson. As-
eisting were Mrs. Robert JJoaz,
Mrs. Raymond Cherrv. Mm. riiirf-
ley Slater, Mrs. John Hoffert, Miss
oni Mcaug ana Miss Doris Lap
pin. j
, After a wedding trip east the
coupie wm be at home in Salem at
Tia Worth Cottage street. For go
tng away the bride i donned i
avy blue suit with pink hat trim
tned In a navy bow, pink and navy
cceseones ana a pink shortie coat
i i
Founders Day
Is Recalled j
Alpha XI Deltas will meet with
Mrs. Eugene Laird on Monday for
a 6:30 buffet supper. Mrs. Elmer
Meade and Mrs. William Healy
are In charge of arrangements.
Miss Ellse Schroeder of table de-
eorations. Miss Carmen Parez, ex
' change student from Cuatamala
City to University of Oregon and
1 guest at the Alpha XI Delta chap
ter house, wW give a talk.
Mrs. M. E. (Knickerbocker, Mrs.
Laird and Mrs. Healy will give a
brief program on Founders Day.
The organisation was founded in
; , April of IMS. j
! x WSCS al the First Methodist
church will meet Wednesday
Riorning at 10 a. m. with Mrs.
uth Fugata presiding. Annual
; election of officers will be held
;' and hostees for the luncheon wiM
; be Circle 1. At 1:13 devotions will
be led by 'Mrs. J. E. Sayre and the
subject is "We Would See Jesus."
The program on "Youth, Our
! Partners in Kingdom ' Building,"
will be presented by! Mrs. Roy
"Lockenour.
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Seen and
By JERYMg
JON FIFTH AVENTJE . . . In
New York City for the Easter pa
rade were the Ralph H. Cooleys,,
who have been in the Gotham
city the past fortnight . . . Letters
home tell of the Easter weekend
. . . on Saturday they drove up
to Hyde Park with the Rudolf
Baars . . . Mrs. Baar a sister-in-
law of Mrs. James H. Nicholson
a beautiful drive and scene
ry . . . sunaay tney attenaea
services at St. Bartholomew's and
then to the Easter brunch at "The
'laza" on the avenue ... In the
parade" they saw every kind of
an outfit imaginable . . . hats of
every description ... and due to
the cold weather (it showed be
tween 2 and 4 in the afternoon)
there were fur coats, capes and
ackets over nearly every outfit
. . with mink predominating . . .
They also saw the Easter show
at music hall in Rockefeller Sen
ter, which was lovely . . . Hya
cinths of every color were used in
the Center ... a gorgeous setting
and, most colorful . . . hundreds
of hyacinths also planted in flow
er boxes all along 8th avenue ,
also Park avenue and all through
the Waldorf Astoria ... the hotel
used many Easter lilies and beau
tiful hydrangeas with the hya
cinths . . . Among the stage shows
the Cooleys have seen are "Gen
tlemen Prefer Blondes," "Texas
Little Darlin" . . . Katherine
Hepburn in "As You Like It" .
"South Pacific"1. . . and Tredrlc
March and his wife in "Now
Lay Me Down to Sleep" ... En
route the Cooleys were snowbound
in a small town at Hettinger.
North Dakota for 76 hours . . .
Just candles for light the last 24
hours ... an experience never to
be forgotten . . . Mrs. Cooler writes
that she has always wanted to see
a winter in the east and this time
surely saw one ...
Frem Hawaii . . . comes a card
from Dr. and Mrs. Floyd Utter,
who have been vacationing in the
islands (now enroute home) . . ,
Mrs. utter went over with Mrs.
Louis Lachmund on the Lurline
and Dr. Utter flew over to loin
her . . . Old college friends of the
Utters, Dr. and Mrs. Neal Zim
merman of Portland, were also in
Honolulu and Joined the Utters in
many of their trips to the other
Islands . . . Mrs. Utter writes that
they enjoyed the sun, cool trade
winds and the oriental atmosphere
. . . the natives making leu seem
ed to fascinate them most . . .
OREGON GUESTS ... at the
luncheon Mrs. Walter A. Nor-
blad, wife of Oregon's younseat
representative, was hostess at the
- - t . . m a.
ixigreasionai . ciun diniruz room
In Washington, D. C. in honor of
her husband's mother, Mrs. A. W.
Norblad of Astoria . . . Mr. Nor-
blad, former governor of Oregon.
and his wife are visitin in the
nation's capital before sailing for
the Mediterranean . . . Congres
sional Wives Of th Or arm 4ol
gauon present were Mrs, Guy Cr-
aon, Mrs. wayne Morse, Mrs.
Lowell Stockman. Mrs. Harris
Ellsworth and daughter, Jane, soon
to be married in Washington ; . .
Mrs. R. K. Booth of Astoria, who
is touring tne gardens in the south
. . . Mrs. John Halderman, form
erly of Seaside, and Astoria
whose husband is now with the
state department . . . and from
balem Mrs. Robert Letts Jones
whose husband has been in Wash
ington on business . . . Bob and
Marguerite going on over to An
napolis to visit Michael Kaye, son
or the George Kayes of Portland,
formerly of Salem . . .
BETROTHAL NEWS . . . told at
the tea Mrs. Brazier Small and
daughter, Suzanne, gave last Sat-
1 ' M . '?
The birth of a new hair style it conceived at an informal consultation
study of personality, facial structure and features.
Only THEN is the
new style.
None of us can visualize the perfect creation which, so far, exists
artist. To complete the picture requires that the hair be shampooed and coiffured. Then
and ONLY then have you had a satisfactory hair styling.
Our salon is a complete beauty institution.
wave or a shampoo
Heard...
ENGLISH
urday . . . Sue now wearing Bill
Close s diamond oa her left hand
The bride-elect's nieces, Mary
and Carolyn SewalL in white pi
que frocks, passing out the an
nouncement cards ... a picture of
the duo in the center of an en
gagement ring ... a larger picture
of the couple in the bedroom . . .
The tea given for bride-elect Jane
Carson . . . The hostesses and hon
or guest receiving informally in
the living room ... A downpour
of rain all afternoon'. .. . but a
cheery atmosphere inside . . .
Many comments on the lovely
choice of wallpapers . throughout
On the mantel two large glass
vases of pussywillows . . . caladi
um leaves and Easter lilies com
pleting the decor to carry out the
theme of the wallpaper . . . Instead
of drapes Mrs. Small has bordered
her view windows with a design
of the wallpaper ... cutting it out
perfectly herself . . .
Among these present ... A con
tingent of Kappa Kappa Gamma
and Gamma Phi Beta sorority sis
ters of Sue and Jane . . . Newly
engaged Janet Lindley ... a per
ky red straw with her suit ... A
white pique bonnet for Josephine
Caughell . . . Another from the
engaged ranks ... Midge New
ton chic in grey and to wed Frank
Brown come June . . . Diane Per
ry a symphony in navy blue . .
Nancy Snyder in a navy knit and
straw bonnet . . . Back in Eu
gene for spring term are Bob and
Shirley Steeves . . . Shirley com
ing in with Mrs. Conrad Paulson
. the letter's hat of yellow felt
adorned with white pique buttons.
More ef same . . . Always grand
to see the high school teachers . . .
among them . . . Mrs. T. W. Creech.
Mrs. Ellen Fisher, Miss Mabel Ro
bertson, Miss Mary Eyre, Mrs
Tom Wolgamott and Miss Beryl
Holt . . . They still seem as young
to us as they did twenty years ago
when we were in school . . . From
Portland . . . Mrs." John J. Elliott
smart in a navy blue suit and mat
ching straw sailor with large red
roses on the brim ... daughter,
Joan, up from Eugene and among
those serving . . . Mrs. William
Snell wearing a beautiful moleskin
stole with her ensemble and com
ing in with her mother, Mrs. Dan
iel J. Fry. jr. . . . the letter's
Easter hat of white straw ... the
brim edged in violet velvet and
wreathed in pansies . . . Mrs. Pal
mer McDonald and Mrs. Gordon
Wilson, also of Portland ... the
latter In navy and red cherries on
her straw . . . Mrs. Daniel J. Mc
Lellan telling us her daughter,
Sally, now transferred to Fursten-
feldbruk, Bavaria, which is near
Munich, with the army special
services . . . she has been at Wies
baden, Germany . . . Mrs. George
Alexander glad to be back in Sa
lem and most becoming her new
short hairdo ... Helen and George
soon to move into the duplex
owned by the John Johnsons . . .
Flower notes . . . Violets pinned to
Mrs. David Bennett Hill's mist
blue suit . . . and primroses to
Mrs. Hollis Huntington's stunning
soft beige wool suit with red lin
ing.
The Etokta club will be enter
tained at the home of Mrs. Her
bert B. Glaisyer, 773 Stewart
street on Tuesday for a 1:15 des
sert luncheon. The League of
Women Voters will present a pan
el discussion on "School Needs'
and "Election Issues of The Nation,
State and City. Participating will
be Mrs. Gordon Shattuck, Mrs.
John Rademaker and Mrs. Hal De
Sart. Hostesses for the; afternoon
will be Mrs. B. F. Schmoker, Mrs,
I E. A. Lee and Mrs. H. O. Taylor.
How
all-important shaping
and finger wave.
ALL WORK PERSONALLY
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Nuptials Redd
On Satun
Afternoon
At a t o'clock ceremony at the
First Congregational church on
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Madolyn
Bier, daughter of Mrs. Ai a. mc-
Killop, became the bride of Au
brey Sheely of Spokane. Dr. Dua-
ley Strain performed the! nuptials
before a setting of spring flowers
and candles in the fireplace room.
Mrs. Walter Naff played the wed
ding music. 1 -
For her wedding the bride se
lected a mist blue wool crepe aft
ernoon ensemble fashioned with a
full skirt and fitted jacket Her
matching hat was adorned with
feathers and pearl buttons. Her
accessories were mocha! brown
and pinned to her ensemble was a
white orchid. I
Miss Hazel Shutt was the bride's
only ' attendant and wore! a pink
suit with beige accessories. Her
corsage was of yellow roses. Jo
seph Daniels of Spokane served
as best man for the benedict.
-. Mrs. McKHlop wore a multi-col
ored suit of pink, blue and grey
with navy accessories and a cor
sage of pink carnations. 1
A reception, followed the rites
at the home of the bride's mother
on Union street. Mrs. Thomas Beal
of Spokane and Miss it Patricia
Sheely of Spokane, daughter of
the groom, poured. MisSj Shirley
Bier, the bride's daughter, cut the
cake. Assisting were Mrs. A. W.
McKillop, Mrs. Robert DeArmond
and Mrs. Gordon Hull of Pendle
ton. - j
After a wedding trip south to,
San Francisco the couple will re
turn to Salem for a few days be
fore going north to Seattle. After
May 19 they will be at home in
Spokane and in the late summer
they will occupy their new home
which is being built on Skyview
Drive. Mr. Sheely is owner of the
Aetna Adjustment Co. in Spo
kane. '
Coming from Spokane! for the
ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph Daniels, Dr. and Mrs. Mel
vin Blakemore, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Keenan, and William and
Patricia Sheely, twin children ' of
the groom.
Sojourners Hold
Installation ;
Mrs. William X. Healy was In
stalled as president of the Sojour
ners for the ensuing term at the
salad luncheon meeting of the
group on Thursday at the Salem
Woman's club. Mrs. Harold Heis
erman, the retiring president, in
stalled the officers and was pres
ented a -gift. ;j
Other officers installed were
Mrs. George Keortge, vice presi
dent: Mrs. Robert Upson, secre
tary; Mrs. O. A. Olsen, treasurer,
Chairmen for standing committees
as follows: Mrs. Richard Bush,
name plates; Mrs. Kenneth Mc
Niece, remembrance: Mrs. L. R,
Smith, telephone; Mrs. Lewis
Scott, locker; Mrs. J. DL Martin
membership; Mrs. Charles V.
day
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Hairstyle Born?
After his many years of cater-
j - ;
ing to the most fastidious
women of New York, here is
what Mr. Erich
has
and cutting done for the
HOWEVEI
Stop in today for that needed permanent
SUPERVISED BY MR.
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Mooney. publicity:' Mrs. Tom F.
Bagen, member at large.
14 ew members weicomea were
Mrs. JLinmeiT tueie, dots, r loya a. i
Anderson, Mrs. Norman Shaw and
Mrs. Walter Sieber. Guests pres-
Mrs. Emmett Riele, Mrs. Floyd A.
ent were Mrs. William McGiU.
Mrs. I J. H. Ritchie. Mrs. James
Moore and Mrs. Willis Croft
Mm David R. Brown was chair
man of the committee for the day
and the tables and rooms were
festive with apple blossoms and
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pin wnuiwniamng prizes m
bndgewereMrs. f&ui lu. .Davis,
Mrs. Lisle F. Dempewolf, Mrs.
Wilson P. Highley and Mrs. M.
o Seale
Boys' School
Gives Program
A! group of young musicians
from the boys training, school at
Woodburn gave a program before
members of the Salem Woman's
club . Friday . afternoon. Vernon
Merrick, boys advisor at the
school, gave a resume of the work
there. The boys played a clarinet
duo, piano duet and saxophone
duo. A chorus sang, and several
boys sang solos.
Mrs. Sam Campbell and a com
mittee for the Salem Junior Wom
an's club were in charge of the
program.
Mrs. D. D. Olmsted, Mrs. Albert
J. Walker and Mrs. Estill Brunk
were the hostess committee at the
meeting.
Delegates elected to the spring
county Federation meeting in Sil-
verton April 28 are Mrs. Ralph
DeMetz, Mrs. ; Howard Hunsaker,
Mrs. Grant C. Rogers, Mrs. Fred
erick Leupold, Mrs. Estill Brunk
and Mrs. Merle Travis.
Announcement was made of the
following candidates for office as
chosen by the nominating commit
tee: Mrs. Howard Hunsaker, pres
ident; Mrs. Merle Travis, vice-
president; Mrs. Lawrence Oster-
man, recording secretary: Mrs.
Carl Chambers, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. Grant C. Rogers,
financial secretary; Mrs. Freder
ick D. Kibbe, treasurer; Mrs. J. L.
Franzen, director; Mrs. Ben Max
well, trustee. Election will be the
first meeting in May.
During the tea hour, each of the
boys who entertained was escort
ed to the dining room by a mem
ber. The table was set with a lace
cloth and decorated with pastel
colored flowers.
Writers Will Meet
A monthly meeting of the Writ
ers group will be held April 19
at the home of Dr. Mary C. Row
land, 407 Court street, at 6:30 p. I
m. An indoor picnic supper will be
served before the program.
Willamette Faculty Women will
meet Thursday with lIrs. Robert
Fenix. Mrs. John Lewis is chair
man of the committee, and will
be assisted by Mrs. Edwin Butler,
Mrs. Fred Cords, Mrs. Travis
Cross, Mrs. Melvin Geist, Mrs.
Freeman Holmar, Mrs. W. E. Kirk,
Mrs. Morton E. Peck, Mrs. John
Radamaker. Miss Helen McHir-
ron, Mrs. Arthur Bates and Mrs.
Ardo Tarem.
Service '
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On the social agenda for Sunday
afternoon, April 23 is the musical
program and silver tea to be giv
en by the patronesses of Mu Phil
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I lamette university campus with
the tea following at University
House. The interested public Is in
vited to attend either or both
events. Mrs. Ralph Dobbs will be
l at the door.
In the receiving line will be
Mrs. G. Herbert Smith, Mrs. Mel
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vin Geist, Miss Jean Farquharson,
Miss Lois Gottwald and Miss Gla
dys Blue. Assisting in the living
room will be Mrs. George Ross
man, Mrs. Clorinda Topping, Mrs.
Frank Fisher and Mrs. Harold
Shogren. - ;".
Presiding: at the tea urns'will be
Mrs. Paul B. Wallace, Mrs. Regina
Ewalt, Mrs. Denlse Murray and
Mrs. Vernon Wise arson. Mrs.
Bruce Spaulding and Mrs. Alfred
A. Schramm will be in charge of
tne ouung room.
Arranging the decorations are
Mrs. 'David Eason, Mrs. Keith
Powell, Mrs. Robert Anderson and
Mrs. James C. Stone. In charge of
the refreshments are Mrs. James
T. Brand, Mrs. Elwood Ball, Mrs
Willis Gates, Mrs. Maurice Bren-
nen, Mrs. Victor Palmason and
Mrs. Howard L. Miller. Active
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our Crib and Baby Carriage Department.
and save in our 30th Anniversary Sale. ,
members of the Mu Phi Epsilon
on the campus will assist at the
reception. Miss Lena Bene Tar
tar and Mrs. Robert M. Fischer.
jr. are handling the publicity.
AAUW Board Meeting
Members of the 'board of di
rectors ! of the Salem - branch jot
the American Association of
University Women will meet
Tuesday night at the home of
Mrs. M. K. McCann, 4630 North
River road, at : 7:30 o'clock. The
state convention at Bend on Ap
ril 21 and 22 will be discussed
and arrangements will be made
for the next luncheon meeting,
of the group at the American Le
gion club. Dr. Frank Munk. of
the Reed college faculty, will be
the speaker at the next lunch
eon meeting.
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