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Vows Read
. The Jason Lee Methodist church
was the scene of the marriage of
Miss Betty Blakley, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Wedmore, and
William D. Miller, son of Mr. and
Mrs. D. C Miller of Kamiah. Ida
ho, on February 2. The Rev James
R. Wilson officiated at the candle
light ceremony. Mrs. Theodore
Humiston was the soloist and Mrs.
Edith McClure the organist.
The Valentine theme was car
tied out in the church decorations
with heart shaped bouquets mark
ing the alternate pews- At the al
tar were bouquets of iris, stock
nd pink carnations.
For her wedding the bride chose
a mist blue ballerina gown of lace
and net and carried a heart sha
ped bouquet of bouvardia and
rosebuds centered with cymbidium
orchids.
Mrs. V. W. Luke was her sister's
matron of honor and wore a shell
pink taffeta ballerina frock and
her heart bouquet was of pink and
white carnations. Bridesmaids
were Miss Bernice Wedmore, the
bride's sister, and Miss Jane Ash-
fordj w(Tw6ft yellow! taffeta bal'
lerina frocks. They also carried
hearts of pink and : white carna
tions. 1 -.
Richard Miller was his brother's
best man and ushers were Paul
Huntsinger and William Sims.
For her daughter's nuptials Mrs.
Wedmore chose a ' forest green
dress with black accessories. Mrs.
Miller wore a black suit with mat
ching accessories. Their corsages
were of yellow carnations.
A reception f olowed in the Kir
by room. Mrs. Robert Tompkins
cut the cake and Mrs. Ruth Ash
ford presided at the punch bowL
The couple will live in Salem.
The groom is a junior at Willamet
te university.
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Faculty Dines Thursday
The Willamette Faculty Women
will gather.Thursday night at 0:45
o'clock for a" covered dish dinner
at Lausanne halt The committee
includes Mrs. John Lewis. Mrs.
Kenneth B artel, Mrs. E. T. Brown,
Mrs. Fred Cords, Mrs. James El
liott, Mrs. Regina Ewalt, Miss Jean
xfarquharson, Mrs. Freeman Hol
mer, Mrs. Roy Lockenour, Mrs.
Arthur Maynerd, Mrs. Charles
Slierman, Mrs. Alfred Sheets and
Mrs. R. L. Smith.
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By JERYME ENGLISH
AT RANDOM ... In this
week's mail came an autographed
copy of "Dinner at Antoines" to
Mrs. R- H. Baldock from the auth
or, Frances Parkinson Keyes, who
resides in New Orleans ... In
December when the Baldocks were
in New Orleans Mrs. Keyes was in
Europe ... on her arrival home
when she found out her long time
friend (they became acquainted in
Puerto Rico) had been to Antoines
without her she immediately sent
her a copy of her book . . . "Joy
Street" is Mrs. Keyes newest book
and one of the best sellers . . . .
Even though the Baldocks were
not taken to Antoines by Mrs.
Keyes they were personally shown
the famed New Orleans restaurant
. . . Mrs. Baldock was most im
pressed with the trophy room
where cases are filled with the
crowns of the Mardi Oras kings
and queens for many years . . .
Home again ... are the Russell
Bpnesteeles, who have been to
Florida and New Orleans ... a
highlight of their travels was the
plane trip to Havana, where they
stayed at the famed Nationale ho
tel . . .
Dancing . . . continued during
intermission at the Tillicum club
dinner dance a week ago at the
Marion hotel . . why . . . be
cause four of the members went up
on the stage and formed their own
orchestra . . . Glenn Hoar, the
club president, was at the piano
. . . Glenn Burright played the
bass fiddle ... Dr. H. E. Gilbert
the drums and Carl Armpriest the
trumpet . . . they had good rhy
thm and received a grand ovation
from the dancers at the end of
their twenty minute perform
ance . .
Moving note . . . The Arthur
Athertons, who maved here in the
fall from Ontario, have purchased
a newly built home at 4040 Alana
avenue . . . they hope to start
moving the end of the week .
Daughter, Nancy, is quite excited
about moving as her room will be
the penthouse bedroom with a sun
deck . . .
Headed south . . come Friday
on the daylight will be Mary
White, who is going to San Fran
cisco to meet her sister, Mrs. Ron
J. Buick, and twin sons, Tony and
Barry, when they arrive by plane
from their home in Masterton,
New Zealand . . . They are due
in the bay oity on February 21 and
plan to leave for Salem the follow
ing day . . . Mary will have sev
eral days in San Francisco before
her sister's arrival and plans a
trip to Carmel . . .
Style note . . . Mrs. Kenneth Potts'
most becoming black velvet 5
o'clock dress with lace yoke sprin
kled with rhinestones . , . Mrs.
Joseph Dyer's stunning Christian
Dior grey felt .. . Mrs. Dyer
here with Rep. Dyer from Astoria
during the session and serving as
her husband's secretary . . .
Smart winter white felts worn by
Mrs. Alfred C. Gerlinger and Mrs.
Lester Barr . . .
Nothing . . . Interferes with
Rep. and Mrs. Francis W. Ziegler
Of Corvallk square dancing on
Wednesday nights at the YM . . .
They had started dancing lessons
in Corvallis before the session and
were so pleased to find the elasses
here had progressed to about the
same lesson ... If a legislative
party is scheduled for Wednesday
nights the Zieglers leave at B
o'clock to go square dancing . .
HONOR QUESTS ... at the
lovely at home for which Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Lewis were hosts a
week ago at their Fairmount Hill
residence were Rep. and Mrs. Ed
ward A. deary of Klamath Falls
. . . The affair held in the spa
cious, carpeted rumpus room . . .
The Gearys are longtime friends
of the hosts ... in fast the men
go hunting each fail . . Mrs.
Lewis wore an attractive navy blue
mm
reproduces Paillette's dr metis
Paris original
Faithful In every detail to the pretleut
Of ffilnol . . . greof 'eurve of profile brim, two-tone straw,
fluff of feather. Typical of hats bearing our proud
Doree label
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... ... . , .,.. , ; j.. ., .
flowered print and corsage of baby
orchids sent by Rep. Geary . ...
Mrs. Geary in a good-looking car
nation green silk crepe gown and
gardenia corsage ...
Center of attraction . . . the
largest round coffee table we have
ever seen with a "lazy susan" in
the center . . . hors d'oeuvres
arranged on this table as well as
on the buffet table . . . On the
latter a rooster shaped vase filled
with daffodils and Iris . . In
the upstairs hallway pretty bou
quets of roses and heather ....
Assisting the hosts ... their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney B. Lewis, jr., over from
Corvallis ... the latter wearing
black with gardenias ... and
Dr. and Mrs Tom H. Dunham . . .
From out-of-town . . . Rep. and
Mrs. Edward R. Cardwell of Sweet
Home . . . she wearing black
with perky feather trimmed Win
ter white felt . . . Friends greet
ing former representative a d Mrs.
Max Landon, also of Sweet Home
. . . she smart in a grey bolero
suit with matching chapeau . .
Over from Dallas were the Maur
ice Daltons, Arthur Quinns and
Cecil Dunns ... In the middle
of the party Rep. Geary and Tho
mas Lawson McCall taking time
out to listen to their broadcast.
NUPTIAL NOTES . . . Donna
Lou Lambert a radiant bride when
she became Mrs. Eldon Caley a
week ago Friday . . . The First
Congregational church the setting
. . . The bride using his fraternity
(Sigma Alpha Epsilon) flower, vi
olet, and the colors, violet and gold
for her wedding . . The pretty
frocks of the attendants in shades
of lilac and violet . . . their nose
gays centered with violets ....
those assisting at the reception all
wearing wristlets of violets . . .
The bride's table covered with a
satin cloth and caught with violets
and green loops ... So many
young people noted at the nup
tials adding much gaiety to the
occasion ... a large contingent
of the bride's Delta Gamma sor
ority sisters and his fraternity bro
thers (nearly a hundred percent
present) . . Nancy Ringland
catching the bride's bouquet . . .
showers of rice as the newlyweds
dashed away on their honeymoon.
Formal Dances
This Weekend
On the dance agenda for the
coming weekend will be the Town
olub, Caraa and Bon Heur club
parties.
The Capital room of the Hotel
Senator will be the setting for the
Town club formal dinner dance
Saturday night- Dinner will be 9
o'clock with dancing following to
the music of Urs Wolfer and his
orchestra.
The decorating committee for
the dance includes Mr. and Mrs.
Werner Brown, chairmen, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Brownell and Mr. and
Mrs. Reynolds Allen.
The Cama club's formal dance
will also be Saturday night at the
Izaak Wolton clubhouse between
9:30 . and 12:80 o'olock. Chester
Mulkey's orchestra will play for
dancing.
The Bon Heur dance club will
have a party at VFW hall Friday
night from 9:00 to Ili45 o'clock.
The committee will include Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Aston, ohalrmen.
Dr. and Mrs. Waldo Zeller, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Hamilton, Mr. and
Mrs. J. G. French. Mr. and Mrs.
Harold McMillan, and Mr. and
Mrs. E. E. Harnsberger and Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart Chisholm.
Church Groups
Slate Events
SILVERTON The Immanuel
Woman's Missionary Federation,
of which Mrs. Harold Satern is
president, will meet Friday night,
February 16, at 8 o'clock at the
Fireside room of the parish house.
Hostesses are Mrs. H. C. Banks,
Mrs. Henry Johnson, Mrs. Anton
Dahl and Mrs. Luther Hatteberg.
The topic will be presented by
Mrs. John Overhand with Mrs.
Ole Meland to discuss Christian
Nurture.
Immanuel Bethany circle meets
Wednesday at 2 o'clock at the
heme of Mrs. Nels Nelson with
Mrs. Banks as co-hostess.
Calvary Ladies Aid meets Wed
nesday at the church social rooms
with Mrs. Axel Johnson as hostess.
The time has been set for 2 p.m.
Trinity Lutheran Dorcas society
has invited the Rev. Arnold W.
Nelson, pastor of Immanuel Luth
eran church to be guest speaker at
its annual birthday party Wednes
day, February 14. He will speak
of observations made during his
two years' stay in Germany with
Lutheran relief and rehabilitation
program.
Guests at the party will be seat
ed according to the month in
which they were bom. A friendly
competition develops as each
month's group collects a penny for
each year of age. Proceeds from
the program go toward the support
of a native Bible teacher in one of
the foreign Mission fields. The
support of this teacher is one of
the big projects of the Dorcas.
Several musical numbers have
been planned for the birthday
party. Mrs. Esther Grisham will
direct group singing. Other num
bers .include clarinette Quartette,
Loretca Toft, Kay Bergerson, Va
let Hahn and Pat Thorkildson;
piano duo, Janet Kellis and Deloris
Nicholson; women's trio, Mrs.
Donald Burch, Mrs. Grisham and
Mrs. Harlan Moe: vocal duet. Mrs.
Burch; Trinity male quartet, Al
(jiemetson, uon Hatteberg, Oscar
Satern and Pastor Joseph Luthro.
Mrs. William Bloch heads the
hostess group.
SHERIDAN Officers elected
by the library board for 1951 are
Mrs. Frances Bradley, president;
Mrs. Harold Ladd, vice president;
Mrs. Palmer Byrkit, treasurer, and
Mrs. Harold Fuller, secretary. Mrs.
R. L Merrifield was recently ap
pointed by the city council to
serve a four year term on the li
brary board. ' "
ce weoer
Married to
Mr. Hansen
Miss Joyce Alice Weber became
Mrs. Edward Carroll Hansen at a
lovely ceremony Saturday night at
8 o'clock at the Christ Lutheran
church. The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Weber
and the groom is the son of Mrs.
Tillie J. Hansen of Everett, Wash.,
and C. B. Hansen of Portland.
The Rev. Carl R. Schulz per
formed the nuptials before a set
ting of pink and white carnations
and stock. Corydon Blodgett was
the soloist and Mrs. Goldie Pos
the organist
Of white slipper satin was the
bridal gown fashioned with a
rounded, scalloped neckline and a
full skirt terminating in a train.
Her only ornament was a pearl
necklace worn by her mother at
her wedding. A Juliet cap held in
place her fingertip veil and she
carried a bouquet of pink roses
centered with a white orchid.
Miss Barbara Pomeroy of Port
land was the honor maid and wore
blue satin with net yoke and net
mitts. She carried a nosegay of
pink and white carnations. Brides
maids were the Misses Donna Bo
etel. Jo Anne Hagan, Mary Jacobs,
all of Portland, and Dorothy Ladd
of Salem, who wore , pink satin
frocks with net yokes, satin mitts
and carried nosegays of blue and
white iris and carnations.
Ring bearers were Linda Han
sen, sister of the groom, in blue
satin and Dianna Weber, the
bride's sister, who wore pink satin.
Myron Wagoner of Portland was
best man and ushers were Don
Haskins. Lee Kellv. Arden Knen-
per and Eugene Taylor, all of Port
land and DeMolay brothers of the
groom.
For her daushter's wedHmfMrn
Weber wore a black gabardine suit
with black and white accessories.
Mrs. Hansen attended her son's
marriage in a royal blue suit with
grey accessories- Their corsages
were of white rosebuds.
A reception followed in the
church parlors. Mrs. Marie Han
sen, I'ortlaed, the groom's grand
mother, presided at the punch
bowl and the bride's ffrandmnther.
Mrs. N. J. Materi of Walla Walla,
cut the cake. Assisting were Mrs.
W. C. Ebbert, Walla Walla, Mrs.
Ralph Hansen, Portland, Mrs.
Lloyd Watson, California, Mrs.
John Rupp of Walla Walla, Misses
Donna Sebern, Woodburn, Joan
Boetel, Portland. Sharon Fleming
and Nancy Ladd.
When the couple left on their
honeymoon the new Mrs. Hansen
was wearing a wine dress with
pinK nai ana gloves, fur jacket
and brown accessories. After Feb
ruary 20 the newlvweds will be at
home in Portland at 718 8. W. King
avenue.
HUBBARD The executive mm.
mittee of the Hubbard Parent-Tea
chers association will meet Mon
day afternoon in the school library,
at 3:48. Thalia Rebekah nAao. will
meei luwaay evening, J to. is, I
witn Jplri. Pete Hunt, noble grand
E residing. Mrs- C. E. Boyd will be
ostess Wednesday to an all day
meeting of the Ladles' Aid of the
Muooara eommunity enurcn (congregational).
To' Ballet -iii Portlaiid
: Mr. and Mrs. James B. Young
and Mr." and Mrs. Wayne Loder
were among those in Portland Fri
day night to attend Les Ballets De
Paris at the Mayfair theatre. They
had dinner at the Multnomah club
preceding the performance. Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart Johnson were
also in Portland for the ballet join
ing her brother and sister-in-law,
the junior David Eyres. Accom
panying the Johnsons to Portland
was the Eyre's son, Larry, who has
been here the past week while his
parents were in San Francisco. Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Dill will be
among those attending the ballet
tonight
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Oregon Mothers, :
Dads to Dine K
University of Oregon Mothers
and Dads will meet for a covered
dish Monday night at the May
flower hall at 6:30 , o'clock. The
committee in charge includes Mrs.
Ed Byrkitt, Mrs. William Scand
ling, Mrs. Wolcott E. Buren, Mrs.
Margaret CalTaghan and Mrs. A. E.
UUman. i - ; " - : -
The program will feature talks
by Karl On thank, Eugene, execu
tive secretary of the Oregon Dads
Club; Barry Mountain, president of
the Associated Students at the Un
iversity of Oregon; and Miss Jo
anne Fitzxnaurice, Salem, secretary
of the associated students, n
- Fear Corners Miss : Nerma
Hamrnond was the boneree at a
surprise birthday party on Wed
nesday afternoon at. the John
Powell home,: when members of
her junior high Girl Scouts group
entertained. Present were. Char
lotte Smith, Janet Kleen, - Audrey
Miller, Anita Hough, Elaine ana
Betty Johnson, Katharine PowelL
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