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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1950)
19 The Ctatesmcm. Cclein, Oregon, Sunday, ?uas 4, 1813 Wedding Plans Are Revealed ' Revealing plant for their June 17 weddings art Mist Margaret fcewton and Misa Beverly Webster. The marriage of Miss Newton, daughter of Mrs. A. R. Newton, and Frank A. Brown, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brown, will take place at St John's Lutheran church at 8 o'clock with a recep tion following at the Chi Omega sororitj house. The Rev. H. W. Gross will officiate at the rites and Mrs. Ernest Hobbs will light the tapers. Arnold Kahler will give his niece in marriage and the bride elect has asked her future sister-in-law, Sharon Brown, to be her only attendant. John C. Noble, Jr., Will stand with the benedict-elect i best man. Donald McLaughlin will be. the usher. Perkins-Webster The First Congregational church will be the setting for the wedding of Miss Beverly Webster, daugh ter of the Harry F. Websters, and Granville W. Perkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Granville G. Perkins. Dr. fceth Huntington will perform the I o'clock nuptials. Lawrence Miller will sing and Mrs. Raymond Bar ton will be the organist Burnls Dilllnger will be the honor maid and Miss Esther Per kins a slater of the eroonv and Miss: Vinav Lambert, the brides maids, Mr. Webster will give his daughter in marriage. Neil Mc Crarjr will serve as best man and ushers will be Glen Seidler and Dan , Osborn. The recaption will follow in the fireplace room. Garden Club Bleett . Members of the Salem Garden dub will meet Monday at 1 o'clock In the Salem Woman's clubhouse and see slides on "Lilies for the Garden" by Edgar Kline of Portland. Members are to bring flower arrangements. The tea co-chairmen are Mrs. H. X Clement and Mrs. A. C. Shaw. A -meeting of Capitol unit 9. American Legion auxiliary will be held at the Salem Woman's club Monday, June 8, at 8 p, m. with Mrs. Walter L. Spaulding, president, presiding. Initiation of new embers will be held with th past presidents In charge and nomination of officers made for the! coming year. Haver before such an opporlnnily to have really line china Ctrt-boKd P1ac Sottinst braiociscfiitcn inn JU advertised to Ladles' Home Journal Bonee Baattfal Heuae 4t Oesde ftowMaylStofeae tf...gveyieoeploe settings ta Frsaewoia Ftoe China, cfcewer phsa, totad ptoe, bo& and ImHm : plate, svp end in at very special pHoes. A really tea china yom wQ lows ead eee wh pride, 21 patterns In opon stock . from 'whloh to seloat your favorlto. D2TTEB DSDDIIIG STORE lit State Street Salem. Oregon Doris Albln a June Bride Saturday v.: , Yellow and white was the col or scheme selected by Miss Doris Albln lor her marriage to William W. DeVall on Saturday afternoon. The Altar of the First Congrega tional church was banked with bouquets of yellow snapdragons and white peonies. Dr. Seth Hunt ington performed the S o'clock ceremony. Terry Murray was the soloist and Jean Hobson Rich the organist Mrs.. C H. Boyd and Miss hena Allen, the candle lighters, wore Suow tarieta dresses with lace terts and clips of yellow flow ers in their hair. Mrs. Martin Chaseman was the matron of honor and Miss Helen Randle the maid ot honor. They also wore yellow taffeta dresses with lace Inserts and taffeta mitts to match. Their , round bouquets were of yellow carnations and roses and sweet peas backed with white mistlon and in their hair were bandeaux of the same flower. Susan, Ann Gardner, her cousin's flower girl, wore a white taffeta frock with yellow trim and car ried yellow flowers. , Of white marquisette was the bride's gown, fashioned with a net yoke and sweetheart neck line with a ruffle of the mar quisette. The sleeves were long and the full, skirt was enhanced with a cascade ruffle down each side. The. skirt terminated In a train. A bandeau of orange blos soms held in place , her fingertip veil and she carried a colonial bouquet of sweet peas and steph- anotls centered with a white sOr chid and encircled with silk lace. The bride is the daughter of Guy H. Albln and the late Mrs. Albln, and she was given, in marriage by her lather. 'The benedict is the son of,W. C. DeVall ot Sheridan and Mrs, Anna DeVall of McMinnvilltf. Val D. Sloper served as best man and ushers were Conrad Prangs, Mark O'Dell and Kenneth Rich. Greet Their Guests The newlyweds greeted their guests in the fireplace room. Mrs. Minnie Melvin attended her granddaughter's wedding in a teal blue gown and her flowers were pink roses. Mrs. Cyril Hen derson, sister of the groom, cut the cake and Mrs. Kenneth Rich assisted. Mrs. Val D. Sloper and Mrs. Daniel J. McLellan poured. Serving were Mrs. Robert Reed, Mrs. E. A. waiz, Mrs. Memn Pavlik, Mrs. James Steffen, Mrs. G A. Gardner and Mrs. R. N. Luse. j Mr. DeVall and his bride have gone south to San Francisco and other California points on their honeymoon. Tor , travelling s the bride wore a pink wool gabardine suit the Jacket fashioned with a pleated peplum in back. Her straw hat ana accessories wre o navy blue and she pinned a white orchid to her suit After June 15 the .couple will be at home at 698 Court at Darlene Clark's Birthday Darlene Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. I Clark of Fisher was honored with a surprise birth? day party Monday afternoon by the members of the "Busy Bees" 4-H cooking dub. She started as a member, but has been a polio pa tient for several months and is now well toward recovery. Her guests wars Judy Larson, Mary Clark. Louise Gardner, Juinita Bullis, Darlene Goodman, Judy Powers, Marilyn Page! Danny Clark, Dianne dark, Douglas Lar son, Mrs. Irving Larson, at whose home the party was given and the girl's leader. Mrt i Harvar Page. ' , ' Teachers Guests At School Tea ' . Members of the Washington school' Mothers ' club were tea hostesses In honor of the teachers of the school on Wednesday af ternoon, pouring were Mrs. Cleo Keppinger, club president, and Mrs. Holly Jackson. Mrs. Warren Clark was at the piano playing throughout the tea hour. Teachers and room mothers who were presented with eorcages were: first grade, Mrs.! Lucile Wardle, Mrs. Irving Larson, Mrs. Genevive Carry, Mrs. Roy Davis; second grade, Mrs. Lois Brooks, Mrs. Lester Carter, Miss Hendra Klabo, Mrs.. Charles - McMurdo; third grade, Mrs. Hortense Heg- stad, Mrs. Herritt Truax; third and fourth grades, Miss Claries Akerson, Mrs. Qon Goodman; fourth and fifth grades, Mrs. Felice Withey, Mrs. D. E. Whitman; fifth grade. Miss Eva Wolfe, Mrs. P. H. Brydon; sixth grade, John Nasmaa, Mrs. W. L. Hamilton. Miss Gladyse Tipton Is principal and Mrs; Au dry Watson her secretary, i Two first grade mothers, Mrs. Irving Larson and Mrs. Roy Davis mads the arrangements for the afternoon. Hall's Paintings Shown An exhibition of the oil paint ings of Carl Hall of Salem, are being shown in the Portland Art Museum this month. It la IaosIm) ln the Oregon Artists Gallery. Volunteers to Be;Recruited The local Red Cross chapter la planning a program to obtain more volunteer workers. A no-host 12 o'clock luncheon has been called for June 19 in the Copper room at the Senator hotel. Mrs. Earl SnelL volunteer service chairman will preside. Mrs. Kenneth Hall of Portland, area volunteer service representa tive will be a guest. ' Roy Simmons Home Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simmons, who have been wintering at Palm Springs, arrived home for the summer on Friday night. fits ruiiM w iwrl "...,;-V ' it ,1 My Ugly sWfgee Are Gonel My Fostwro It Oroeefully IrecN , My Boek reels Res- ) Guaranteed net eJ kss H shc?y ,; :-1 I -Mrs. Melvin Smith 419 Hawthorne Phone 1-107! sPENGERrrrsuppoiirs mr ..... I ' j MM I $ y V ' ' I m rear ! r- R I f : 1. i r . loch a! fheso Dcluxo Fcji'jrc:! 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