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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1950)
j f rl'f ft ( lr ! f v.- 1 Joan Satern Is Bride of Ivar Pihl Mrs. M. H. Utter, who will be honored on her 90th birth day at a dinner this afternoon at the heme of her son and daughter-in-law. Dr. and Mrs. Floyd L Utter. OCennell-Ellis). 90th Birthday Mrs. M. H. Utter will celebrate her 90th birthday at a family din ner this afternoon at the Oak street home of her son and daugh ter - in - law, Dr. and Mrs. Floyd L. Utter. I - Mrs. Utter, who will be 80 on Wednesday, has resided-in Salem for 49 years. She was born in Abington, Illinois, and has two sons, Dr. Floyd Utter and Dr. E. H. Utter of Portland. There are seven grandchildren and ' five great - grandchildren. Mr. Utter passed away ten years ago. Mrs. Utter is in good health and has been reading braille lor the past three years. She makes her home at 1041 South 13th street. Additional guests at the family. dinner will be Mrs. Lena Lisle dn Miss Daisy Lambeth. CLUB CALENDAR SUNDAY , . Hollywood Merry -go- Round club, Dirnic. Leslie Park. 1 :30 p.m. Dakota club picnic, at Eugene Paea cott home. 1064 Oak street, 12 JO cof fee and cream furnished, program U follow. ' Sons of Norway- annual picnic. Sil ver Falls park, 1 p.m. MONDAY Rotana club covered dish dinner with Mrs. Herbert Miller, rout 3. 6 JO p.m. Marion Lela Norris Guild of First Methodist church, picnic dinner at J. M. Hartley home, 1840 Beach St., 6 JO p.m. Salem Practical Nurses association, falem Memorial chapel. p.m. TUESDAY American War Mothers covered dish luncheon with Mrs. Rose Hagedorn. 1405 Fir St.. 1 pjn.. bring table service. Mr. and Mrs. William Shinn and children, Michael and Julie, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carson, jr., and children, Bill and Kit, of Sil- verton are leaving today for a fortnight's sojourn at Neskowin. SILVERTON Miss Joan Adel Satern, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Satern of Silverton, and P. Ivar Pihl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hilding Pihl of BothelL Wash., were - married at a candlelight ceremony Saturday night at 8:30 at Trinity Lutheran church. The Rev. Joseph A. Luthro read the ceremony. Mrs. Harlan Moe play ed the weddine music and ac comDanied the Rev. Hubert Ahn quist soloist. Candles were lieht ed by- Martin and Ernest Pihl, brothers of the groom. x The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore white mar quisette with lace insets and a train. She wore her mother's veil of tulle which cascaded from a coronet of orange blossoms. Her bououet was a white rose buds Mrs. Dareld Satern of Astoria was matron of honor for her sis ter - in - law. She was gowned in yellow marquisette with a frost ed design and carried orchid gladioluses with a matching head' piece. Bridesmaid was Miss Lor etta Madsen or miisboro, cousin of the bride, in aqua marquisette fashioned identical to the honor matron. She carried yellow glad ioluses and wore a matching head piece. .- Karen Pihl, groom's sister, in pink dotted organdy, and Jerry Hatteberg, were flower girl and ting bearer. Mr, Pihl chose for his best man, Dareld Satern, bro ther of the bride, and Martin and Ernest Pihl, brothers of the groom, and Marshall Satern, cousin of the bride, were ushers. Mrs. Satern wore a rose pink crepe gown for her daughter's wedding and Mrs. Pihl chose royal blue crepe. Both mothers had corsages of rosebuds. Six cousins of the bride assist ed at the reception at the church parlors. Mrs. Arthur Thompson, Portland, and Mrs. Anders Pola Seattle, poured; Mrs. Fidel Vroom, Seattle, cut the wedding cake and assisting were Mrs. , Harry Hie berg of Portland, Mary. Moe and Charleen Moe, Silverton. Others assisting were Miss Rose Ann Pihl, sister of the groom, BothelL wash Miss Elsie PihL sister of the groom, and Mrs. Marshall Satern, Silverton, and Miss Vivian Pear son, Kelso, Wash. The couple left on a trip east to Boston where Mr. Pihl will serve his year's internship in the Lutneran pastorate. Smiths Will Be Dinner Hosts - : They're new They're knt for ye ... spedoBy V . ' .. i . - M you're soing bock to school I OrHho-compvs surveys told our " designers who? you wonted ... ond hero they ore! SUpptes 3 bra, parity, I v" , - " .- gkdte ol you itetd to complete your undercover story. SofV v lubbeble, pakaWe-i whhe, or blue. IKIPPIIS 1. BRA ... U5 to WO X.PANTY ''lJmSbpT" -" t. GIRDLE ISSup mm. - ! m . 1 J MSSSSStt- f':. 1 : . . f ' -wt"iiiiim II - 1 ' i T Mrs. Arthur A. Gottfried (Faye Crawford), whose wed ding took place on August 5 at the St. Vincent de Paul Catholic church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Crawford and the groom is the son of Mrs. Mary Gott fried and Jacob Gottfried. The couple will live in Corvallis while he completes his education at Oregon State college. Oesten-Miller). .1 Dr. and Mrs. ' George Herbert Smith will be hosts for a dinner party at University House Monday night in compliment to their daughter. Miss Sara Louise Smith, and her fiance, George Wilson Gunn. The affair will follow the wedding rehearsal and bidden are members of the bridal party and out - of - town guests here for the nuptials, which will take place Tuesday night at, the First Pres' bytenan church. Covers will be. placed for Miss Smith, Mr. Gunn, Dr. and Mrs C. Groshon Gunn, Miss Elizabeth Ann Gunn and James W. Gunn of Fulton, Mo., Mrs. James Glenn, Miss Nancy Glenn of Berkeley, Mrs. Roy Fisher, Miss Marilyn and Miss Jeanne Fisher of Edmond, Okla Mrs. H. H. Brooks of Green castle, Ind., H. Newton White of Tucson, Ariz., Mr. and Mrs. Stan ley R. Church of Portland, Mrs. Blanche Proctor, Miss Diane Proc tor, the Rev. and Mrs. Brooks Moore, Mr.1 and Mrs. Ralph Dobbs, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond N. Fedje, Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Gunnar, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Armstrong, Mark O. Hatfield, Richard Cole, Joseph Brazie, Miss Margaret Al ice Smith and Dr. and Mrs. Smith. Dr. and Mrs. Lewis' Clark and children, Duncan, Polly and Su san, left Saturday for Medford to visit for several days with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. George Dean. A family reunion will be held at the Dean home during their stay and the Clarks plan to attend the Shakespeare Festival at Ashland. . Mr. and Mrs. George Schroeher have left for Lake Wallenpaupak, Pa.,' to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Schroeher, sr. They will also visit in New York and plan to be away a month. To Hear of Convention SILVERTON The Immanuel Women's Missionary Federation will meet Thursday night at 8 o' clock in the Fireside room of Im manuel parish house. Hostesses are Mrs. Kenneth Henjum, Mrs. Tom Lunch, Mrs. E. Zitzewitz and Johnson. Mrs. Arthur Dahl will give the report on the national WMF convention which she at tended in June in Minneapolis and Mrs. Oscar Johnson and Mrs. Clarence Halverso nwill speak on topics for the day. Mrs. JJahl has just returned from the middle- west, having j traveled , in Illinois and Wisconsin following the con vention, j Mr. and Mrs. Loring Schmidt and children,! Bucky and Bobby are leaving I today for Seattle where Mr., Schmidt will attend the National Broadcasters convp"- tion. Later in the - week . . s. Schmidt and Bncky will go on over to Idaho to do some fishing and Mrs. Schmidt and Bobby will re turn home. ; Virginia Parr To Be Feted On Tuesday For the pleasure of Miss Virgin ia Parr, who will be married to Raymond Farmer on August 26 in Portland, is the tea for which the benedict , - elect's mother, -Mrs. Velma Farmer, and Mrs. Clifford Farmer will be hostesses on Tues day afternoon at the former's North Summer street home. Susan Shepard will greet guests at the door and receiving infor mally will be the honor guest and hostesses. Assisting , in the living room will be Mrs. Allan Carson, Mrs. William H. Burghardt and Mrs. Walter Kirk. Presiding at the tea urns will be Mrs. Ronald E. Jones, Mrs. Jerald S. Backstrand, Mrs. George C. Alexander and Mrs. James Bedingfield.i Mrs. Theron Hoover will be in charge of the dining room and serving will be Miss Mariann Croisan and Miss Sha ron Hamilton. Presiding at the punch bowl in the garden will be the Misses Sidney Shepard, JoAnn Hoover and Ann Heltzel. Mrs. Dwight Parr, mother of the bride - elect, who returned horse Sunday from a European trip, will accompany her daugh ter to Salem for the tea. Miss Bratlien Is Married Christ Lutheran church was the scene of the wedding of Miss Dor othy E. Bratlien, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christ Bratlien, of Noo nan. North Dakota, and Harvey H. Fox, son of Mrs. Eva Fox, Sa lem, on Saturday night, with the Rev. C. R Schultz officiating at the 8 o'clock ceremony. Miss Mar garet Plautz, the soloist, was ac companied- by Bernard Phmpps. W. E. Anderson, an old family friend, gave the bride in marriage; She chose a white suit with navy accessories and carried white as ters and baby, breath centered with an orchid. Miss Lillian E. Bratlien was the honor attendant and her suit was pink with gray accessories. She carried a nosegay of pink and white asters. Lyle Knower was the best man and ushers were Ed ward Fox, a brother of the groom, and Jack Hepner brother-in-law 1 the Scrtesmcrn, Solom; Oregon Sunday.-August 13. 1S50 y of the groom. , The reception was held in the parlors of the church with Miss Hilda Fox cutting the cake and Mrs. Edward. Fox poured. Assist ing were Miss Clara Bratlien and Mrs. Jack Hepner. -Following a trip . to California the couple plan to live in Salem at 1533 Warren Courts. ." ' - - J . ' -Mr. and Mrs. Estet L. Morton left Friday for a "stay at their beach home at Wecoma. 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