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. Mr. add Mrs. Daniel Gar
da (Maurlne Carmical)
who were married on May
13 in Las Vegas, Nevada
The bride formerly lived
; herd and l the daughter
of Mrs. John McCulley of
Salem, who flew south for
her daughter's wedding.
The couple will live in
Gardena, Calif. He is with
the North American Air
craft Co. and she is with
the United States cdrforce.
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T t Th Staf ttamanj' Salem' Orepbrf Sunday.-Mcry 21; '1950
Robert Ullman
Takes Bride
In Portland ;
Robert Edward Ullman, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Ullman of
Salem, took as bis bride at an af
ternoon ceremony; on Saturday
Miss Jean Carol Gardner, daughver
of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Gardner,
Who came from their home in
Cornwall, Ontario, Canada for the
Wedding. - - . j I -
The First Methodist church in
Portland was the setting for the
rites and Dr. Lawrence Nye of
ficiated. The altar was banked
With bouquets of gladioluses, stock
greens ,.and white tapers, i Mrs.
Charles A. Jensvdlt and Mrs. Law
rence West lighted! the candles.
Mr. Gardner gafe his daughter
In marriage and her bridal gown
as wnlte saun ennancea wun
ace on tne cuiisi ana necsuine.
he full skirt was made with a
ustle and terminated in a train.
er vail cascaded from a Juliet
raa caught with lUies-of-the-val
ley. She carried white Bible
marked with, a white orchid.;
Miss Jo Ann Ekstrom was the
maid of honor and) wore an apple
green taifet gown! and carried a
Cascade of pink carnations. Brides
maids were Miss Janet Gardner
And Miss Elizabeth Anne Gardner,
sisters of the bride, who wore
fellow and pink taffeta dresses.
nd Miss Patricia Ullman, sister of
the groom, who wore blue taffeta.
They all carried cascade bouquets
of pastel carnations and matching
slower bandeaux, r
John Ullman was his cousin's
best man and ushers were Dwight
Dldzun, Robert ' Gardner, Henry
Kamphaus and Stanley Fredrick-
son.
For her daughters nuptials Mrs.
Gardner chose a pastel blue broa
caded dress with (corsage of pink
roses. Mrs. Ullman wore a blue
crepe gown and I corsage of red
rose, for her son's! marriage;
The reception followed In the
! church parlors. Mrs. Ernest Hill
of Vancouver, Wash, and Mrs. A.
M. Larsen of Dallas poured. Mrs.
Charles Cone or Portland cut the
cake. Assisting were Miases Peg
itm, Hazel David, velma Larson,
Mrs. Norma Thurin and Mrs.
James Carson.
After wedding trip In the
i northwest the couple will be at
home in estern Oregon. In the fall
!they will return to Salem. For go
ring away the bride donned a pink
suit with navy hat: and accessories.
Garden Club Has
Flower Show.
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Final meeting of ihm Mr and
annual spring flower, show: of the
m nenaiy .ixeignDors Garden club
was "held Thursday night ; at t the
home Of Mrs. R. UL Tnler. Plana
"were discussed for the coming
years program and Mrs. William
banders was appointed to: repre
sent the club, to serve as a mem
ber of the constittutidnal and by
laws committee of the Salem Gar
den council. t .
ivirs. xi.. jx Aicwain juagea tne
vx nc4 uiaugcuieuu una wuiDeri
re as follows: living room, high,
Mrs. William Coon, Mrs.; R. C
Genre and Mrs. William Sanders;
living room, low, Mrs. R. M. To
ler, Mrs. R. C. Genre; dining room
table, Mrs. William Coon; coffee
table, Mrs. Coon,LMrs. R. M. To
ler; miniature, Mrs. Toler, Mrs.
tan Gustafson and Mrs. Coon;
corsages, Mrs. Coon and Mrs.
wiuiam eanaers.
Civic Players
"Elect Officers
a C n 1 . I tm - . .
their last huslnpc mutin n
current season Thursday evening
at the homepf Mrs. Agnes Drum-
trtnnrf J - " i
Plans were discussed for the
end ot the season" party to be
- held at the Mayflower hall May
t9. A no-host supper is planned
with entertainment to follow. Miss
Beulah Graham, director : of the
players, was appointed chairman
of a committee to line up and se
lect the plays to be produced for
the 195(1-51 season. ! V
Election of officers for the com
ing season was. held as follows:
. president, XeRoy Krueger; busi
ness manager. Mrs. James Lucas;
publicity manager, Frank Ham
street; secretary, Mrs. i Martin
Findenj treasurer, Mrs. Charles
ItiU, and stage manager, Bud
Farkes,
The new officers were Installed
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Oregon Stat college mothers no-host
dinner. Mayflower hail. 30 p.m.
Chapter BQ. PEO with Mrs. 3. M.
Class. 290 Manbrin Drive. 7:45 p.m.
, Women of Rotary luncheon. Golden
Pheasant, 1 p.m.
TUESDAY, MAT S3
Cherry Court, order or mm Ami
ranth. S o jn. at VTW hall. -
Chadwick i chapter, OES. afternoon
club salad luncheon. Masonic Tem
ple 1:15 p.m.
Sana at Union Veterans and aux
ItlA-w nn.k itiniur with Aw .nil
Mrs. L M. Birch, 136S Fir St, 8:30 pan.
American War Mothers, social meet
ins. wit Mrs. Maude Tallman. 1320
State at. S p.m.
PLEr duo wun airs, rranjc twawr
soio Brooks sve., a p.m.
urvnwanAV uiv V
League of Women Voters, fireplace
room, saiem puouc iiDrary. a p.m.
THURSDAY. MAT ZS
Salem branch, AAUW reception and
meeting, Baxter ball. pjn.
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Chapter CB, PEO with Mrs. Stuart
Cotnpton, 7S0,Beimoni si iju aes
sert.
AAUW BforicH
Will Honor ;
Seniors
Members of the Salem branch
of the American Association of
University Women will : honor
graduating senior women of Wil
lamette university at a reception
Thursday night. May 25, at 8 o'
clock at .Baxter hall.
This will be the final meeting
of the year for the branch and
preceding the program election
of officers will be held. Miss Elise
Schroeder. president, will preside.
Nominations for the ensuing year
Include Mrs. Ervm Potter, presi
dent; Miss . Mildred Chris tensen,
vice president; Mrs. Ridgley Mil
ler, secretary; Miss Jessica Kin
sey, treasurer; and Miss Lois Lat
imer, student loan fund board
member.
Three foreign students from the
University of Oregon will present
the program and they will dis
cuss "Post - War Europe." James
D. Kline, foreign student advisor
at the university, will act as mod
erator for the group which in
cludes waiter Billing from Ger
many, Miss Glsela Schmidt of
Finland, and Dirk Schepers, Hol
land.
Mrs. H. Gordon Carv hospitall-
tr chairman, has appointed mem-
bs of the Recent Graduate
stoud as hostesses. They will be
assisted by Miss Gertrude Ache-
son, ut. juargarei wowhi ana
Mrs. Robert Snence. Mrs. Ellen
Fisher and Mrs. Floyd Utter will
pour at the reception following
T. 'set . e
me program, miss ma mas amun
is in charge of decorations.
Banquet to Honor
Mothers Friday
, A social evening at the First
Evangelical United Brethren
church will take place on t"riday,
Mar 28 at 7 pjn. when the Wo
men's Society of World Service
and the Christian Service Guild
will give a banquet honoring the
mothers and daughters. All ladies
who are members or friends of the
church are invited to attend and
bring i daughter or mother. Re
servation may be made by calling
2-1955 before Tuesday.
Guest "speaker for the evening
will be Miss Eva Agee of Albany,
who has been teaching school' this
past year at Red Bird,. Kentucky,
a mission station of the Evangeli
cal United Brethren church. Miss
Agee will also show pictures of her
work there.
Hubbard The Hubbard unit,
168, American Legion . auxiliary.
met Wednesday at which time the
poppy cale of May 26 and 27 was
announced and discussed. Officers
were elected? including Mrs. Ora
Saderholm as president; Mrs. Ja
net t Hatcher as vice president;
Mrs. Hannah, Hunt as secretary -treasurer;
Mrs. Marian' Anderson,
sergeant - at - arms; Mrs. Aman
da Dixnlck, chaplain, and Mrs.
Louisa Crimps, historian. Mrs.
Lois Miller is retiring president.
Installation of officers will be
held June KT . '' J :
LaurOee Hatcher. Ztt year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Duane
Hatcher, was accepted In mem
bership, being the nrst junior
member ox the wilt. ;j
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Dances Are I on
Social Slate
Although most clubs have ended
their dancing season, several other
dances are being arranged to take
place In the next fortnight
The two chaDters of Beta Sigma
Phi, EU and Alpha Epsllon, will
be an Informal affair and making
all arrangements for the dance
are the men's auxiliary ; of the
chapters.-The men are heading all
committees and will escort3 their
wives and guests to the dance.
The social hour will be from S
to 9 o'clock during which time
there will be piano numbers by
Phil Forrest and songs by Arline
Page. Bill DeSouza and his orches
tra will play for dancing ;between
9 and 12 o'clock, il
Bidden as special, guests to the
dance are members of the Albany
and Corvaliis i chapters jand the
Salem members will also bring
guests.
A Dinner Dance
Slated for Friday night; June 2
will be the dinner dance to be
given by members of the Salem
Women's Army-Navy League and
the Marion county chapter, Re
serve Officers association The af
fair will be held at the American
Legion club ;with all members of
both groups, their wives and
guests bidden to attend. ;
- Mrs. Leonard Hicks beads the
committee from the league and as
sisting are Mrs. Tom Dunham,
Mrs. Sidney Schlesinger, Mrs. Roy
Remington, Mrs. Forrest Bodmer
and Mrs. Dale Bever. Lt. CoL
Francis Wade ana Commander
Carl Cover are on the directorate
from the reserve officers.
Give Concert
Prof. Ralph Dobbs, head of the
piano department. College of Mu
sic Willamette university, wiu do
presented In a concert in the fac
ulty recital series on Aionaay nignt
at Waller hall at 8:13 o'clock. All
students, faculty members and the
interested public are invited to at
tend. y : - --
Prof. Dobbs wfU play a varied
program and will present ' a
Beethoven sonata. Also on the pro
gram are "Cortege and Air
L Danse" by Debussy, "Prelude
in C Major" by I Purcell-Bartok,
and the "Marosszek Dances' by
Kodaly. ;v-;,:;,,
Following the concert Prof, and
Mrs. Maurice Brennen will be
hosts or an Informal reception in
compliment to Prof. Dobbs at their
Candalaria Heights home on Al
varado Terrace, Members of the
music faculty and a few additional
Friends of Miss Marine Fuhrer
will be interested to learn that
she enplaned from Salem on Fri
day for Geneva, Switzerland, to
visit relatives and friends. Miss
Fuhrer, who: came to this coun
try 39 years ago,- has been In the
employ ot A. N. Bush for the past
38 years. She will be ' gone two
months, returning to Salem July
Cosmis 'Dance
Set Saturday
The Cosmis club will hold its
Informal dance on Saturday night
at the Mayflower hall with Claude
Bird's orchestra playing for. danc
ing. ' I r; ' :
The committee Includes Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis Whltacre, chairman, Mr.
and Mrs. William Pattern. Mr. and
Mrs. Austin Walker, and Mr.-and
Mrs. Tryg Terjeson.
I guests have been Invited to the
affair. ; j . -i i- y.v .
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Ceremonial at
ia Temple
Nyd
Fifteen Salem women were in
the class of candidates for the
spring ceremonial of Nydia Tem-
pie, uaugniers oi ine Nile. Mrs.
Carl Donough, the hew queen,
presided at the ceremonial and
initiation.
The candidates were Mrs. Carl
Annpriest, Mrs. William Braun,
bote, virsoi nunacL urt m ic j( Gil
bert, Mrs. Phillip Johnston, Mrs.
U". T. rving, urs. Kollln Lewis,
Mrs. Len Marvin. Mrs. Bram Ki.
monson, Mrs. Robert Sears, Mrs.
naiDcn narvara. un. stin
Smith, Mrs. T. Harold Tomlln-
son, Mrs. Charles" D. Wood, and .
airs. rea viesxo.!
iAmong the Salem members at
tending the ceremonial and hm
cheon preceding were Mrs. David
wngnt, past queen of Nydia Tem
ple, Mrs. Russell Bright, presi
dent of the Salem dub, Mes
dames Virgil T. Golden, C. Ward
Davis, Jacob Fuhrer, Douglas Mc-
js.ay, JS. .M, page, waiter Lansing,
M. F. Grub. Estill L. Brunt. Stan.
ley A. Brown, David H. Cameron,
Wayne D. Henry, William R.
Newmyer, W. E. White, Merle
Travis, Russell Beuller. Josenh
Linton, William Wade Ellis, Frank
Minto, Carl Staata, F. O. Fulton.
Donald Brazie, daudet H. Post,
James. N. Chambers and James C.
Bird.
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